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New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
JHE NLWS rms MORNING.


FoRTIGN-A general combination Of trades Is
talked Of in London to oppose an increase Of work
iny hours. ---- Tropnann, brother Of the nul-
dcrer. ha, been 2rrcstcd for countoriciing coin IN
France. --- II Is iutimated that the Districts Of
Cbltral swat and Kunar viii be annexed
10 the Last Indian Empire. CO Strong
appeals are being made 10 King Alfonso for
rlclnrnrv 10 Moucasi. -= \ German seml-ofcial
journal rcbufcs Denmark for courtesy. -- lrafic
through the Khlhcr Pas has been stopped by a
strong force of Houutainc"rs.
DoN,,llr TIN TEmyNL', Washington di,
matches aun.uu to-day the reason why Secretary
Sherman recalled So Quickly his famous silver dol
lar circular -- Another attc,npt bv land-gT mt
railroads 20 GET possession of some of the lands of
thc Indian Territory j. 40 Ice made IN Congress this
Winter. -- Tn" Potter Committee has begun to
take testimony in Nev-Ori,ans. --- The State
Treasury OF Kansas resumed specie payments
YESTERDAY --= A call has been issued for
10000. 900 of fivc-tw,utics for redemption. --
Minute guns were fired at the Navy Yards ycstcr-
day III honor Of the memory Of Admiral Hon.
RCTrY ANn SuBUEBAN.-N Nominations for officer, of
the Union League Club were made, Hamilton iiSh
being named tOI president --- Ihe Clty budget
SHOW. lamentations oc $50. .0O7 O97 20, reduc-
tion of So607o ~ from last year. ---- Mavor
Cooper enter, upon hi, office to-day with James +.
Morrison. a. chief officer ---- Four BROOKLYN Of
fclal- we're charged with conspiracy - keduc-
tions have been made in communication rates on the
Erie Raiwayto suburban towns. ---- Gold, 100 ii2,
1OOlel 100 Gold value Of tine legal-tcndcr dollar at
the close 1G0 cents. Gold value Oi the leeal-ten-
der silver dollar j1l2l2 grainSi s3.s7 cents.
stockS active and buOyant, closing excited
THE WE>IHgE.-TEiBUNT local observations IN
dicate panty cloudy or cloudy weather with
chance. - SNOW q rain. thermometer yesterday
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| man OF the tlmtst SOn1epous e''"
side his own can always he found to carry 'he
blame; sickness during the year was
! forgotten as soon rs health returned. Even
the dead whom we have laid to rest we
think of as waiting FOR us In some Detter
home than that to which they Shall never
come again, but of the agony OF that loss III
the grave is born higher hope than we ever
! knew before.
But the things which q man in middle or
old age looks back upon with the impotent
rage of remorse are the lost opportunities; ;
certain goods of life better than money, when
his stupidity thrust away, when offered; the
education which he would not take, the want
of which has weakened him at every step
the friends lost by neglect; the affection
given to him at his own fireside chilled
and killed 10y his cold indifference. Some
times if ne belong to the higher order OF men,
he sees, TOO, the man he might have been IT
he had been true to himself; the work for
which he was fitted left undonc, that he might
make money the kind words which lac never
spoke; the brave, high part which he did not
take among his fellows; the weak and errlng
and hClplcss whom kind hand would have
brought to their Masters feet, but whom he
imsNt" "S VI ''"''P''" "'''''
OF this sort may ne inadc oy All ol us 'o-n'y'
if we 50 choose.
We are reminded "i II pF S'r'l@e sto''
told last Summer by the crew OF Sai'lhg
vc.sci returning from Japan They reported
that tIcy were driven out Of their coulSc, ana
made an island. to the south OF the Samoan
ioup, inhabited by about thirty men ana
women, .Nho, fifteen years before. baG becn
shpwlccEcd oil II. iheS hau hha"e 'n''"S'''rS
homes cultivated the llch 'ioflc" "f"""'''
constructed rude form "i government
and were prosperous ana coihi'''aor''
Brt they had net retained H'AIle
rclIc 0i thrir past hEtN' IN the i"h@ H'oihl
winch prncedcd thcir ShpWlrch, thrF hau
THROWN overheard everything ba! the oareSt
nccCSsaricS. They had brought tom the ship
only clothes. tools and food. Little mcmcDt0eS
OF wife and children. whici seemed yalurcsS
to them then, were remembered afterwards
with an agony ot longing. "E | had only
cried one woman. "hut u lag "ncA h'd
worn in my old home! For hitccn years
shut in on this volcanic Island hy thc sea-
they had no communication win TIE Wo'd
outsdc. Their life, full and comfortable, was
unnatural, being absolutely without back
ground.
Whether the story hc q fact or only
sailors tale. It has Il terrible truth in il. For
W. are dl making haste To- bring ourselves
into the condition OF these men oi Samoa.
From caildh"od 10 old age, we bury on IN
pursuit oi money, dropping nj every step
.amc priceless possession which We can never
take ur again. though We search FOR il care
fully and with tears. The Young man finds
~, fa.hc~ q bore ana hi~ mother old
fashioned, gnd ne shov,s them and
;ucir affection into the background. on
of .icllt Of MS new companions; he falls
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The unpleasant relations which have existed
between Denmark and Prussia since the latter
seized Schleswig- Holstein have been rendered
more unsatisfactory ny the recent marriage OF
the Princess Thyra and the Duke of Cumber-
land, who also considers himself victim
of German aggrandizement. The indignant
terms in which German scmiOtlicial journal
assais the Danish Court for showing courtesy
TO a Guelph deputatOn, may still further IN
flame the quarrel between the vast cmplre ana
the lttle Kingdom.
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able and irredeemahle paper money the only hops
of the Nation. There IL the declaration Of Ben. Hi
that the way t. rum the Republican party was IA
permit it 10 Try - resume and fail aud there are
a thousand other Illustrations too rumPrOus 10 men.
tion. Ii ~ q beautiful record. Ka,p il illuminated
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ready attained great notoriety when tins ad-
dress was issued and many other instances
of brutal treatment of negroes are referred
to in a way that shows them to have been
familiar stories. The prosecution is making
dark showing against the Solid Sonth, which,
so far, has done nothing in reply but abuse
the nlaintitf7s attorney.
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amusemsnts ano Resnnss 60 Might.

ROOIH's TuEATEE--" EYangeline.'
BROADWAY TuEArEg-" Uncle pan1
DRAw.NC-i,ooM TuEATRB-" M0nhattan Behc11;, n, Van
fiTTu hvTNUE rHKATRE-Joseph Jefferson" KIP va"
Winklr.'
JYcptN ruF ArRE--" The Double Marriage
NIm - GARDEN" Peep q Day
OLyltiIC TuJAT The Barbarian. a.. u-o.d. e,
fAEh I'M ATRi-Comic Opera" Bahes lh INC "VV"''
San IRA<t1sCo MINSTREI.s' OTTRA HOUSE
WAILACks TuEATKt-"A Last
MASoNIc IN!r-Ton Thumb.
-, r,.,., .U,., ,-trY-Dav aud Evening
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

II one could only have kept all the New Years
presents received since tho first one made hs child
hood supremacy happy. they would furnish col
lection moro interesting. ut least 10 the col
lector. than ALI the gathered treasures oi tho
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

Another Dcmocfatic-GIcenback candidate
foJ Conrc,, ia this state announces that re
will contest ihc seat Of his successful rival
T. tbis merely coincidence, or j. there q
Democrat. intrigue back Of these impudcDt
G1i'l-'
T. imposing dots on cotton, Russia dc'i-
az. f.om the general policy Of manufacturing
,.ti.r.. 20 admit free 90 duty snch Iaw ma
ffy1.is 4. they oaDnO produce a. home. 1h"
sfss.. s,,e h.. adopted tnds u iuiufe q
ger4r. ,..5.,t.- which stand. Do need OF NUS
.aY.
g.. .... t..l9.artc th" opinion pl -0m' Df
the ,s.t-xao~n merchants and banL pi''i-
dent. ~ Nrg-Ioik concerning the IfD.prde
of tii,.. ,.-,initi. .on pIoo,.- ahIch formally b.
.i,. fo-,Iar. Nf. BGrI and NJ. Coz, Nr
oodge and Mr BnotL, Judx" Dnrjs and N.
Winston. men representing great bni ".d"E
varied iniof,-t., alc all confident Of ii, entire
suCcc,-.
II q. ouc of the siraugcsi instance Of tie
change. wrought by time that the only slave
traffic now carried on ~ tins country. the
,.opuOe.t of all the great nations, should deal
with Inc descendants of a people thai once
rulcd the world. The discovery at Castle
Garden the other day. that young I"Il"h
p,rl. lust brought here, had been purchased
outrigit from her parents, puts graEef i"ce
unon Tins commerce in flesh and blood than
even the cruelties of the padrOnes had given
it.
The people Of the North will see IN the adj
dress of the Young Mems Progressive Asso-
citation Of New-Orleans, from which extracts
are gwen elsewhere, allusiCns TO eXtraor-
dinary cases of cruelty on the part OF bull
dozers which were first made known here by
T1g TRIBUSR's accounts Of the forthcoming
letter from the President Evidently the case
of the poor wretch who was killed in his bed
thoueh already dying Of his wounds, had al
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
Onslness Monies.

"ALpERNEr BRAND ..,..,,.
Puy always t,'n' u H
- BAEY's EADISE.-Thrce to hVe EccohuN Sc
,,,fc " ,oI nj. oglaph lN NgCKwUOps quick process, i
Union "a Imperial caId- 81 per dozen
INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, nervous plorlla-
, erj am forms of general debility. particularly lfslu
r, ,y colrairts relieved hY t9kluE NlNsMN> =
TKprNlI1. H!tF TUNC the preparation ~ hrti con-
Inc IL cn!c tiou~ properties tA-NELl AN'p ~ ~
IoDrietrrs Ffh Avenue Iioiyi Building. ANA ct ave. cor
Sgti.-;. also 1872 ihunc>-st. N'Nncit l,, l. '-----
THIS son OF VULCAN.
by Bcs.li and Rice,
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Tncc Ten CcIts
sent ly mail receipt Oi price.
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FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l, 1879.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters Of til
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

The examination of Young, the railroad
man accused Of obtaining goods under false
pretences, has been postponed until 2 F. NJ.
to- day.
A much needed stairway from the railroad
track to the boat landing at the lower depot
has been built for the accommodation of the
many excursionists who will make use of it.
The foundation walls for the new school
house in Whalen district is already laid and
the lumber for the building on the ground.
1t is intended to have the edifice ready for
occupancy in about six weeks.
John Golf, formerly of Saltwater, and
lately employed as cook at one of Veazie's
stopping places in Wisconsin, has been taken
to Madison by the United States marshal as
witness against the person in charge of the
place, who is accused of selling liquor with
out the necessary license from Uncle Sam,
and also for selling to Indians.
At the Building Association meeting Sat
urday evening the bidding was lively, s. w.
Kelley borrowing $500 on first series stock
at 81 per cent; James Spencer $1,000, sec
ond series, at 80 per cent; party, name not
public, $3.50 at 40 per cent, second series,
and u. B. Castle and w. A. Noble $500 each
third series, at 80 and 40 per cent. respec-
lively.
Mr.. Wright, the agent in charge at Still
water Junction, has been notified TO have
everything in readiness for the immediate
erection of the new depot on the old site.
That hole which existed under the old struc-
ture has been filled in to level with the
tracks bordering theron. The Lew building
will be only one story high, and will contain
separate waiting rooms for ladies and gentle
men, also freight room and ticket Office, a
vast improvement upon the. former incon-
venient affair.
Mr.. Radcliff, 9 st. Paul architect, was in
the city yesterday. He is com.
plotting the plans for the Opera
House block, to be erected on the old Lake
house site by L. E. Torinus and Durant
Wheeler. The building will be three stories
high, and higher than the Disch block ad-
joining. The hall will include the two
upper stories, and will be- thirty three feet
from floor to ceiling, and sixty-one square
feet inside measurement, making magnif-
cent hall for our rapidly growing citv. A
speedy success to the new movement.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05
CALIFORNIA POLITICS.

Three Tickets In the Field and a LiveIy
Canvass G0in0 On.
LSan Francisco Correspondence Philadelp hia
Press.
A bitter political war is raging. The three
parties are the New Constitutional party,
with Hugh J. Glenn for Governor, with an
Endorsement of the Democratic State con-
vention; Capt. George G. Perkins, of San
Francisco, Republican; and William F.
White, of San Diego, the candidate of the
Workingmen, with Dennis Kearney as chief
tfugleman. All admit that the contest is be-
tween Glenn and Perkins, and here in San
Francisco Capt. Perkins will probably large
~ lead. He will also run ahead in Alameda,
Sacramento, and few other counties. But
there is q strong impression that he is favor
able to the Central Pacific railroad cpmpa-
ny; and believe that will kill him with the
agricultural and mining classes, who num-
Der the vast majority.
After terrible struggle the people of
California have adopted an organic law
through which it is believed they can con-
troll the actions of this crushing monopoly.
They propose to reduce its freight charges
20 per cent. It will be equivalent to light
ening the peoples burdens several millions
q year. A.shlpper told me that the local
freight charges to and from Nevada to this
city were fifteen times as great,-in proper
ton to distance the through charges to
New York. The reason is obvious: To
New York there is q competitor in the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. To Ne
vada they are without rival.
No falr-minded man can help sympathiz-
ING with people who are irving to relieve
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

Gun diplomatic service is not what it
ought to be. Besides the incompetency of
many of our foreign ministers and consuls,
there have been great many abuses at
various stations. The thefts of Minister
Seward in China are yet fresh in the public
recollec ion. He has gone unpublished thus
far. and still retains his position. It now
transpires that Bailey, consul at Hong Kong,
has appropriated $4,000 belonging to the
government as emigration fees. Since his
exposure he has been urged for higher
position by Secretary Evarts. Reform is
necessary.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

A YOUNG man named Leighton, resident
of South Carolina, was recently appointed a
second lieutenant in the army, whereupon
several Republican Congressman demanded
the revocation of his appointment, and the
stalwart organs united in the demand. In
vestigation reveals the fact that the young
man was eight years old at the close of the
war. He must have been very shusky'
rebel during it's progress.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

The Republican papers, in view of the in
crease of the public debt during July, have
opened the walls of their wrath upon the
Democratic Congress because it passed the
arreareges of pensions act. Not single Re
publican, Notwithstanding their protestations
of love for the soldier, has word to say in
defense of this just expenditure. It shows
that they love the boys in blue when that
love involves no expense.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05
FARIBAULT.

The German Singing society enjoyed them
selves at Cannon lake Sunday.
Mr.. Thos. Newman lost little child Sun
day night with cholera infantum.
G. Il. Hanley has purchased of Cole Bros.
streets.
The next club dance will be held at Miss
Mattison's Thursday evening instead of Miss
Batchelder's as stated yesterday.
An excursion party from St. Paul passed
through on the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Pau ra lrOad yesterday afternoon:
The guests at the Barron house will picnic
ct Roberts lake, under the management of
Capt. Mullin and Major Forsyth.
The Hazen wind mill company ere put
ting up telephone from their Office on
Main street to the shops above the railroad.
Burglars gained an entrance into Hon. G,
w. Batchelder's residence on Second street
Sunday night, but were frightened away be-
fore they secured any plumber.
Mr.. Samuel Barnard die / at his residence
on Elm street, yesterday morning, at half
past 10. The funeral will be held this morn
ing at half past 10 from the cathedral.
Samuel Faulkner, Milwaukee; J. B. North
rop, Rochester, N. Y; F. B. Royle, Phila-
delphia; w. A. Crawford, Erie, Pa; d. T..
Mansfield, Milwaukee; II. A. Sine: United
States Express company, Rochester, Mimi,
and thirty others were registered at the Bar
on house yesterday.
The German hose company will give
grand pit mic week from next Sunday at
Cannon Lake. 1t is expected the Owatonna,
Waseca and Mortified boys will be here and
q big time is expected. The following COM
mittee of arrangements have been appoint
ed: Fred Piephs, Henry Stem and Fred
Schroeder.
Pat Carney, q desperate character, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon, for fighting on
Elm street. Chief Durham and Capt. Shut
ter arrested him and locked him up. He is
an old offender and hard case. He will be
up before his honor This morning, and it is
to be hoped he will have it put on him Sc
verely this time.
Andrew O'Neal was arrested Sunday
night for stealing copy of the DAnY
GLOBE (Which is delivered at any part of the
city for GO cents per month) from q farm
er's pocket and locked up for the night by
Chief Durham. O'Neal was brought before
his honor yesterday morning and fined ST.
and costs, amounting to So 80.
report appeared in the GLOBE few
days since stating that yellow fever had made
its appearance in Frontcnac. Mr.. Chas.
Whipple, whose family is staying there this
summer, telegraphed at once to his family
and received the following dispatch
G. II. Whipple: No Southern guests. No
yellow fever. No sickness at all.
(Signed E. E. WH1pP1E.
To the Editer of the Globe.
Gen. D. Terry, q, s. A., is spending the SUM
NOR at Faribault.-P. p.
The Gen. d. Terry referred to by Ole is
General Dysentery, which is prevailing here.
put up job by the boys. x. w.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

advised Republicans to vote now so as to
compel the party managers to dissolve them
selves from oil connection with the monopoly,
an alliance with which would certainly crush
them next year when political party issues
would be at stake. If the Republican can
didate is beaten, it will be owing to that is.
sue alone. The Democratic party have q
distinct ticket in the field for certain State
offices, but It will be the third in the race.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

GEN. j. MEREDITH READ, charge d'affairs
at Greece, has been recalled. The reason
for his recall is not given, and we cannot
discover any sufficient cause, as we believe
all of the returning board rascals and visit
ing statesmen have been provided for. Can
it be that Hayes has repented and intends
to give this consulate in warm climate''
to red headed Jim Anderson.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

The ravages of the CHOLERA among the
British troops in India are fearful, and ac-
counts remind us forcibiy of the devasta-
ton caused by the yellow fever in this coun-
try last year. Few who are attacked by the
disease recover, and the Generalization is
great. There is prospect that disease will
do what the natives have been unable to ac-
complish- the Europeans in the
East Indies.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

THERE are still outstanding 1915, 100000
of the six per cent. bonds that have been
called in. OF course these bonds will draw
no interest after the LIST of July last, and the
owners therefore lose on the investment. l,
is presumed that they are waiting for fall
in the premium on four cents, 80 that they
can exchange their six per cents at par.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

AMERICAN clergymen are not the only ones
who get into difficulties with the weaker sex.
The revelations of the divorce case in which
Rev. Newman Hall, the Beecher of England,
is concerned are not at all complimen tary to
that individual. The chances are that in
stead of getting divorce from his wife the
tables will be turned, and he will be left in
more disgraceful plight than his American
prototype.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

THE choking" that the Republican papers
of Chicago are now doing because Mayor
Harrison prefers to have Democratic rather
than Republican officials to serve the city, is
amusing, in view of the fact that mans
being Democrat was regarded as sufficient
cause for removal by Mr.. Harrison's prede-
cessors. The fact is that all removals thus
far made by Harrison were for suficien,
cause, and the morale of the city forces has
vastly improved already.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05
ventive.

SIR GARNET WoLsELEY has commenced the
reduction of expenses in South Africa, and
preliminary to an advance on Cetewayo. He
will use cavalry and artillery in the main,
and follow up the chase until the Zulu chiet
is finally and completely vanquished.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-05

HE Darien canal project is not taking in
France as we'll as was expected, the shares
already on the market selling at heavy
discount, while there is no demand for them
whatever. There will have to be more
general cooperation among capitalists be
fore an enterprise of such magnitude can be
undertaken.