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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-27
Mrs. sprasue's Application for a Trustee.

Mrs. sprague's Application for Trustee.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 26.-Further hear
ing was had this afternoon in the supreme
court upon the application of Mrs. Sprague for
q trustee. Mr.. Sprague's counsel Withdrew
his nomination of Watson and named . dozen
others, who would be acceptable to Sprague.
The court will announce its decision to-mor-
r,ouu
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-27
Kelly's Candidacy Endorsed.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26. The National working
mems party Of the city tonight held county
convention, and endorsed the nomination Of
Jno. Kelly for governor.
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DEADW00D DESTROYED,
THE FIRE FIEND HOLDING HIGH
CARNIVAL.

The Business Emporium Of the Black Hills
In Ashes-All the Hotels, Bank Buildings,
School Houses, Churches and Business
Houses hut Four Destroyed-A Few Resi-
dences Left-SIx Thousand People Home
less-Loss Estimated at Three Million
DoIlars-Preparatlons for Rebuilding
Already Commence -NIisce llaneous Cas-
unlty Notes.
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WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, sept. ~, A.. M.-Indicationa
for the upper lake region, cloudy weather with
rain areas, warmer southerly winds, falling
barmeter. For upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys, increasing cloudiness, oc-
barometer, followed in the north and west nor.
tions by cooler northerly winds and rising bar
Onieter. 'a..@#.ss
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An GRAND boy and boy to work in stereo-
type foundry are wanted at the GLOBE office.
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The TMrf

LOUISVILLE, n.y., sept. 10.--Ino NTH day OF
the fall meeting of the Jockey club had q fair
crowd, good weather and an excellent track.
The first race, mile heats, had four starters,
selling as follows in the pools: One Dime $50,
Ada Glenn $25, Headlight $40, Lloyd Harris
SO. -...-s
First race, the Gait House stakes, 8 years
old. that have not won . prize to August 1st,
1879, mile heats, $50 entrance, half forfeit the
Gait house to add $4O0, of which 800 to sec
ond. 8T,.-
Geo. W. Bowen l. Co.'s Oh. c. One Dime, by
Wanderer. dam by imp. Scyhian, 1.
o: g; Lyons c. Oh: I; ADJ i'nn' ny imp
WiIey Duckner's b. &. Headlight, by imp.
Dlilet, dam Lizzie Vic, 8 8.
Gen. A. Buford's b. G. Lloyd Harris. by En-
quirer, dam Ninetta, 40.
Time 1:4414, 1:441a.
Purse $l5O-Ella Rowett Sl0O, Juniatta $50.
Hart, Judge Thompson, Brillianteen and May
Field, $50. = 7=sS 4#*@
Second race. selling race for all ages, mile
and quarter dash, purse of $3.50, horses to be
sold for $1,000, to carry full weights. The
winner to be sold after the race. and one-half
the surplus to be given the second horse. the
balance to the association:
Jas. Murphy's Juniatts, 8 years, by Wan
dsrer. dam Mate Eagle, l.
T. G.. Nichols, Oh. @. Montreal 8 years, by
MonarchesJ, dam Redows, 2.
D. swigert's b. f. Peru, years, by Glengary,
dam Optenig, 8.
Time-2:lO19.
The third race, mile dash, the following
starters were in the pools at the figures named:
Sly Dance $3.50, Mistake GIGS. Mendelsshon
$65. and the field, consisting of Blue Lodge,
False and Talisman, $l25. The send off was
years ago Belle of the Meade. name age, and
carrying 100 pounds, ran the same distance in
lax. Mistake the hero of to-day, carried
l02 pounds, and lowered the record to 1:4S4.
SUMMARY.
Third race, the Sanford stake, for 2-year old
colts and FLIES, dash of one mile, $50 entrance,
half forfeit, the club to add $4O0, of which
300 to second.
Grinstead's ch. c. Mistake, by Waverly, dam
Misfortune, l.
R.H. OVENS oh. f. Sly Dance, by War
Dance, dam Sly Boots, 2.
J. w. N. Reynolds b. G. Mendelsshon, by
imp. Buckden, dam Matilda, 8.
Time 1854.
AT PEORIA, Ill.
PEORIA, Sept. 26.-The 2:l8 trot was con-
tested by Charley Ford, Midnight, Scott's
Thomas and Clifton Boy, and was the finest
race of the week. Midnight won the frat two
heats. Time 1854 each. Charley Ford won
the last three and the race Time 2:2511@,
1894 and 2:311. Midnight took the second
money, Scott's Thomas third.
Billy Boy, Fannie Robinson, Lady NJ, John
r, Paramount and Business started in the 2:29
trot. Fannie Robinson won the race in three
straight heats. Time 1904, $685., 2:3lL,
Fairmont second, Business third.
Billy Boy kicked his driver out of the sulky
in the first halt mile of the third race, and ran
around the track twice before he was stopped.
John r was distanced in the first heat.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL CoRps, q. s. A..
INaEnsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
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pAIIYInoAI. MrANa

Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather.
29.7S4 6l.7 1913 E. Fair.
Amount of rainfall, 90; maximum Their
nometer, IL; minimum thermometer, 46.
s5,7gisefs n a a(JONE
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NEW YORK, Sept. &c. -Rowell retired for rest
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OVER THE OCEAN.

The Last of the Hostile Zulus Surrender
Trouble Brewing Between Germany and
Japan--Immense Losses by Fire In Rus
observation-disclosures.
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ALL AROUND TIE GLOBE.

At Albany--Albany 8, Worcester 6.
, 1879-03-29

This pubIIcatIon over VIII ch J. Mille,
Murphy, Esq, rules rs destiny In
grounds tor i~"s,lng, II ~ - day the
oldest pnp'r on the Pacific Coast re min
IN ~ the possession Of IT'S founder ~
any other p rsons hnn IL without u
G angc o ownership during That time
For almost h" ii th "t u century has Mr..
Murphy attanle'l It's pub tca'i,n alone
ant ;i,ai' h ndrt, md q rOigh I J.. 9
cal ved lnisrli II neat llsile iortunc. Our
wnh Ia that he may cont ue Ia run
twice the length 0f the time he has cav.
cred an I re ei ei renui eratiye returns
e"rh mcnih M time fes.-- Po. tLind
Standard.
, 1879-03-29

I~rsIsa yomg l,nl ~ New TacOma
who was at Mt "hr time intended tor n
l'ant ~ "f wonderful hri2ht, but when
mature in anr of her calm,r moment,
viewed the world. a0I observed IN,
ar'aicr number "l curiosiiis under " hicl
,ne people are alrcady suff rlny. she YER,
WIS iy changed her plans, and brought
the airl down 10 II Respectable height t.,
urliing about 0nc-third Of her outwar,I
ntO feet Portland Standard.
, 1879-03-29
H. acks fer H.Ogging Railroads.

IN an other column appears quite a
complimentary account OF the adoption
OF "nr of Bhckman Bros. Logging Tracks
by ore Oi The heaviest up Sound logging
establishments. The Transcripts furnishes
number Oi noteworthy facts in regard
10 thls IN ithni of logging, bue is in er-
ror ~ to the date OF the first one who
used his method Or hauling logs. II We
arc not mistaken MessKs. MoOres and
DCnsnore used this kind Of tramway
years before the date assigned to Mr..
Jacobs in hauling tor the Port Discovery
MIL Company near New Dung,ness,
The principal advantages vf BlAGkman
Bros. tracks over nthers is in the adjust
ability OF each wheel To the irrsgulari =
ties, uneVsness A,l CroJkedncsl Of the
, 1879-03-29
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Il 17I1III1 III 7 I 7
o. c o.

LAMPsoN In Seattle, M.rcn 8 h, 1879.
Fank iL'mp''n, ~ native ut O,Iin, aged
IS gears.
SULLIvAN-ln Providence Hospital,
IN Seattle ut 2 o'clock Sunday morning,
Jerimiah d. Sullivan, aged A years.
BURSMTT-In Seattle, March 10th,
Lottie, infant daughter OF Charles II. and
Georgia Burnett, aged 4 months.
PErERsoN-In Seattle, March 22d,
Mrs. b. Peterson, aged "a years, of con
sumption.
GATES = At Coveland, February 2sth,
William +. Gates, aged 80 years and
nine months.
, 1879-03-29

Thr town at Lincoln. LmcDln Co.
NeH III X'cu, Is Ia q terrible drmom,i
zrd s'.aI state Judgiu2 ir' NJ lr.lr '.-
counts rom that srrtlou, o,,'hrr iiir g.,
property Is SAT-, where Via parties rn--
der Ih n elves nbnuNinns 10 the pr"ynii
ing tc'ou here Lieut.. Col. Dud'r>,
cfthe ga u 5, cavlIry il hlomcd 10.
large share ui thI, siatc of affairs Tnt
latest victim Is Houston !, Chapman u
snn nj Hon. w. W. Chapman nf Pow
hnh, Oregon: w,O was nssnssinitul Will
peacefully walking the streets. hrcon>
he hnd been employed ny Mrs A. -. Nc.
Swecn, NJ an Attorney u, Law =" s,tll.
ny the estate oi her murdered luslah J.
, 1879-03-29
Proposals.

Notice is hereby given, that SEALED
PROPOSALS will be- received Mt the Audi
tors Office OF SnOhomish county, vt Sno.
mlsh city, W. T., from date, until May
9th. 1919, Tor furnishing to the INDECENT
p"or Of said county, Bpard, Clothing,
Medicines and Medical attendance Tor
the ensuing year. The Board oi County
Commissioners reserves the right OF re-
jecting any and all bids made.
Dated, March 18th, 1870.
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners of snohomish County Z
w. T. q
John SWEET.
County AueisoE,
1kA tT
, 1879-03-29
q OR NJ.

BALDWIN In Seattle. i4th, to ,hs
wife ~ WA fhllw,n. II daughter
ORrU- H. Srt''r, M,rrh 14,h 10 tho
wIfr nf Adm Orb, - son
TAaeART- A, ElIi.on. Whn,com Co.
March 6'',. to the wife OF Ch,rles Tnv.
ynrt. ~ SON.
L"REE In Sn'''e Nlrh 7th, to Inc
w,tc q, M'ssrS L ,r..,' - enn.
Porcr"-iN Sn''l" N-rrh In. 10 ,he
W.T. { h P'mi ,as
AD>,s- IN Cnupv," Mnmh i:th, 10
the wife "i Capt. ] p Adams. u d.ught.
BURrAN In Seattle. Ma ch 2ls,, TO
The Wit nt @ Burian, u lhi,tepn pound
bov.
, 1879-03-29
Local Items.

The waters around CGur T Al,ne
abound in delicious fish.
Harry Mills expects to take his ho"m
80 the Skagit next week.
Mr., =. B. Pammer is flling the posi-
sion of professor OF el"cnti"n IN the Ter
ritorial University.
y ihv total number "f applicants in
easter, Washington for prr.rml'ion.
homestead and tiMicr culture. in 1878.
we're s, 800. claiming 754, 960 ncr,s.
Gen Hazard Stevens is writing a b.
oaraphy .. his iatlirr. G,n Isaac |. Strv
ems, first Gov,ruur nf Washington Ter
rilUry.
y The river has been hign for the past
week. Tie largest fr,shct III this season.
perhaps The largest Tor thre or four
years. No accidents rrpOrte,l or any
special damage done.
Dh DIN Pill Chuck Valley, near
Snohomish City, "n the 16th day ot
March, Andrew O'Cou,or, The infant son
of Andrew and Frances O'CJnnOr. Th,
afflicted parents have the syhpa by ~
the community, n this their affection.
Ia The loSs OF their Ua,y cln!d.
p. rrana formerly well known cit
izen Vt TINS place, hut iOr the past year
o resident oi Mukitco, tas taken sh,
house formerly occupied 10y Frost g.
Fowler, anti will iun II Tor the accnn,-
noIatnm oi tue PuC!ic. Thre is M
doubt hut that Mr.. and Mrs. iiana wi
conduct their new .n,,rprlse 81 tina
travellers who stop un.l,r their hospiiia
bic roof Will VISA to lr"lnng their stay
and Will call III their earliest con Vcnirnce.
1t isquite int,res ing To- read the fla,
eTing ObitNrary nUIlce et the death OI
Gen. w Il. Ssr,nan IN thu MaH. then
10 read the lecture az tue IatsLiJei.cer,
Uherin he gocs Tor Ihe iateiiiysat h nlur
Ot the MdiI, in nting so s.up.u as MOI 10
know Oi two generals Wy ine name o,
Sherman, and that II WAS The other Gen.
hhrrnlan wiio die,i, ami that the hero
0f the march iron, "Allanln To ,he Sea"
sliil survives aud is halc and hearty as
ever.
On Thursday evening, March eth, u
numhrr ol enserprising ysnng men ot
this place, met and "rg anize,l " Cornetl
Baud, y electing Carl a. Mi,sin.er, pres
i'lvn; w. Ii, Ward, Leader; t. II. NicOll,
Secretary; j. Ii. Phsketl, Treasurer.
The O.Sanlzation assumed the name Ol
the SnNnumish Brass Band. Its expect
ri to CONSIST oiabJat 10 Ictu Il members,
who can be relled upon la take parts
when waE.ed. Seven were present ut
the organization. Tney have iBstru-
ments ami mus.c. AIUut one half nave
PLAYED in bands heiors. In a few
months tney will be qualified ss appear
Oh any pubic necasIon.
, 1879-03-29

track, while sutainlng the loads. Tie
principal embodied is one that could ~
assu,c 8 fully and prntitnhly applied to
car trucks o w hauled by Inc notvs
engiues an common rail roads. rs to the
ordinary logging railroad tracks.
, 1879-03-29
M A r RTE o.

NnusTeR NELSON O. March 9Th
NJ the nsi''ence o' G ms ,Jorv.cs,,
Fosters station. " the r y. Cen. Her.
bert Watson. J",n e Moustor and
Anna Maria N'lsun. both ot King ca
W.
SHrAReR--NIItER-Tn Seattle. -, tho
rsidrrc" "f Mr.. Orin Lewis. March 2ls,
h s +. Comrs. J p, Nr. Michael
Sh"arrr. engineer Of II" lnrnm,,ive
q "ruin,. nnl Miss Etfir Miller: bo.h of
r n,np. -,
, 1879-03-29

~Nni. B'yIc, 2lst U. 3. Infantry. has
started Tor Washington with Chtis
Moses. and his nephew Jim. lI"m'ly 1t,
| Is supposed that mrasur,s have bee,
prlrr'rh that rcs,ovrs all danger "f NJ
inda war tast Of the nnuntuins thr
coming summer, Gov Ferry has r. urn
"'I t. th- Sound, apparently well pleased
with his visit to Noses. and satisfied
'herr Is 10" danger Ia be up j"ch al -
hls season,
, 1879-03-29

BY the great overflow near Pest, in
Austria, 1900 people we're drowned on
March 10th, 10000 rendered homeless.
AZ men were drnwned Wy the sinking
of the French floating battery Arraganle,
near Hyeres.
, 1879-03-29

Congress has done praisewOrthy act
by the passage of a bill granting to Ma
jor g. 0, HaIIer hearing before cOur,
OF inquiry upon the charges on which he
was summarily dismissed from the service
IN 1862 In the case Of vindcation by this
court the Major will be rsinstated in
the Army,--KaR.
, 1879-03-29

We take pleasure IN announcing H.,
marriage Oi our tel"w-citizrn, Hon. r
u. Whitney, TO Miss. Kate Bradley
which happy affair took place at thu
residcnre oi the brines sister, Mrs. Alex.
ander, "i l., Cnnncr, on last Wrdncsd,, !,
morning March 10, 70 After the ur.
emony large number Of friends rscnr,
ed The bridal party. on h"rd the stenm
er Fanny Lake, to their lone nj Pndillu
Bay, where n large party WAS given IN
the evening. On this occasion there was
also reunion OF the coral and liter
AIRY society which lent unusu II felciiiou
attraction tn the hymenial festivities
Mil.
, 1879-03-29

One hundred men were to start out
frsm Seattle on the 22d to look fer John
ny Buruell who had been lost for two
days while hunting near Oak Lake. He
has since come in with q sprained ankle.
, 1879-03-29

Young ladies think they Miss it by4o'
and many u married lady Miss. 1t in lie
ing married.
, 1879-03-29

r publicnns carried som- five parishes
in the recent Louisiana election.
, 1879-03-29

Large subscription are being made T.
the 4prr cent. reiunding cert ticatrS
, 1879-03-29

General Sherman is marching through
Georgia again, hut he is not meeting
with as warm reception as he did
about fourteen years ago
, 1879-03-29

The House ~ Representatives organ
81" March 18Th. hy elect'ng Randall o.
N. Y. Speaker, wnO received l44 votes
To 1875 tor Gen. Garfield, his principal
Oppunent.
, 1879-03-29

The Mechanics and Traders bank has
susp nded nj New Orleans
, 1879-03-29

Aud Eow the 70 of the naudlin
philanthropist is heard in the land. ami
through his nose he proclnims that he
and the Chinanlan are brothers.
, 1879-03-29

TIE crrcmDnieI OvaI tn rrnains"i B '
red Tay lor in New York were very in,
prrssive.
, 1879-03-29

Maj. Reno is exhon0ra.cd. The court
marital found nothing in his conduct
de erving eensure in the battle of the Lit.
tls Big Horn.
, 1879-03-29

The people oi Germ NV Inst year drank
84i ,058 1853 gallons OF beer, or nearly 81
gallons per mouth Of population
, 1879-03-29
News Items.

II is grn"IIly bcIlev"d thar the extra
session will b" very short.
, 1879-03-29

A prn,Iie fire near AbilenIa iIa ,sas. ,lr
s,rny,d 100000 worth III pr, perry on
the 18Th.
, 1879-03-29

The British are not making remarkable
progress in their SouIh African Gam.
paisn against the Zuius, VIII" appear To
be very stubburn fighters.
, 1879-03-29

The boats md "ther terry paraphern
ALA at the "ld crossing ot the Nisqually
have been carried away hy food.
, 1879-03-29

M,j"r General Thomas +. ShrrnaI
died u, Newport, r. l.. on the 18th.
, 1879-03-29

Po'ygany. slav ~. drspo,ism. kpr"s,,
devil. worship, the black plague and III,
Chinese all haii from tinh Asia.
, 1879-03-29

A fire 1t VII khurg an III" 10Th caused
u loss Il $43. 900; O;insuranc, $4,000.
, 1879-03-29

NJ. Lrnoir, Of Olympia "ffrrs $l0o fur
the arrest of the man who stole his scow
IUadcd with oysters.
, 1879-03-29

The air 10 thick with runols about the
European war.
, 1879-03-29

Mai. Vrdd-r is constructing u tcle-
graph line bttwren Lewiston and Fort
L,pwsi.
, 1879-03-29

? The Press learns that during the past
few weeks twenty soldiers have deserted
from the post at Pnrt Towns md.
, 1879-03-29

A little Indian glrl The daughter oi
Trnns Bill. was drowned in the Puyall-
up liver laIt week.
, 1879-03-29

- Port Townsend has new fire bell
weighing 35 pounds, which may be
heared q distance of three miles.
, 1879-03-29

The strong tome OF London and prov
incial exchanges has Developed busia'ss
in Ergland.
, 1879-03-29

A cattle disease has broken out on
Bush Prairie. w. T. The cattle fall on
their knees. and slowly sink, and die in
a few minutes.
, 1879-03-29

~ Parties are now On the Sound looking
i"r n suitable place for the location of u
barrel and slavr factory.
, 1879-03-29

VIZ David II Fitness. ~ the Ncuk.ark
Cr"ssi'., Wmtcom rnuu:,. has been p
'nt"d II N'tly Piotic IVY Gvr,rr
FrMY.
, 1879-03-29

The II Zen Stanley quarr,ll in the army
is to +, SUIT in II gr"rr,l c"ur, martial, lie
duIail Tor which consists OF G, n,: Han
cock, Pope, Augur, NJ ury, ASSIST. lnspt
G'n. B own ard A. Isl. Pay ,n,sr,r G n.
Grrrs"n and NJ u. q. swan, Judge
Aiv0ra,c, Slanhy charges lllzcn muh
cnwariicc at the htttlr vi Sbiirh aud
perjury in III" B"Iknnp case ilzen
charges Slaniev ~i,h idl.,nnod ana con.
duct unlwC"uIiUg ~ "iiiar ana II zen
tie IAN. SU"ujd HlEpu iaIi /" make g","l
His charge. hc viii he dDym,ssrd d from /, e
srrvICc.
, 1879-03-29

= Prot. Rob rts sas been appo ntcd as-
s0ciate press agent NJ Port TOwns.nd.
, 1879-03-29

Lieut.. Blair has been court-msrtialed
and dismissed from the service Tor big
amy.
, 1879-03-29

The Tacoma Herald wants tO have
Colonel B ack removed from the portion
OF super ntrndrnt oi the N. p. r. r.
, 1879-03-29

They have sidewalk" sociatles at
Nv Tacoma. We presume this means
iner mffng.
, 1879-03-29

The q. 8. " Cp's ,ua,s re- mlSiny
rGuar tips Ia Lew vision.
, 1879-03-29

Mr., Nelson. tir u. ri Swedish Indy. .
wh' r"ntv attempted ,uirnlr"n Squak
Sou III ~ IA ting her throat with u
HnlGil"l k0li,. has g" far rrroyrr,l tr"n,
h'r ljnri"s 's H. admit Oi her heiny re-
w''~i from the hospital in Seattle /" hen
h"nr IN Slunk Slough.
, 1879-03-29

T"ent! five per cent. adultional is the
penalt. Tor Virginia City New dclin
quent taxpayers.
, 1879-03-29
LO Al AGENTS.

LO Al AGENTS.
SbsrisG ". L. Allen, ... for WhatrOm TO.
rr / : Church. Tor la Conner
n + Cju,.. .....,...........f,r fer Skavit City
CIo,hier Il English, ...........M Mount Vernoh
MAJ g. O. Haller ,..,. .CONpevilir, Island Co
a. N IIuller, ,,,,..........Purt Townsend
John NJ. lett .......Oak arbor, Island Go
d d. Pearson Sianwood SuNhomish CO.
Jas Williams, ....,..,. RcntoM'lie, King o.
Thos. l.. Elannigan, -. newcastle
Money Il Co. .........'''.NcW iH'Suha'
Frank Young .............".:.:..P Pnyailup
a. VI. VnDoran. ...r>. >.dWhite kiNerr
D. \. Taylor. Falls City King 60. w. l.
W. Dennis. .Squak King Co W. 7.
, 1879-03-29

There is n grcai amouHr 0t snow in the
M ,untalns east Of Lewiston.
, 1879-03-29

Geo. w. Harris IS nov tnc ,g.nt nt
Wells. Fsrg" & ca, ~ sr.i''e,
, 1879-03-29

A tatal horse disease prevails in sever
81 counties in sOn,h,rn O.g"n.
, 1879-03-29

The Russian army III rnr Bs kun PENN
ssla suffers nuch from spotted tlpnus.
, 1879-03-29

Big minrs ~rr reported in Southern
Utah, and mine ~ ARE rushing thilhrr.
, 1879-03-29

VIM. BIsh"p has purchased the North
Pacitic cheese factory.
, 1879-03-29

Ellison has succeeded IN obtaining u
Brush rsr'n Tor his e,clrIc light.
, 1879-03-29

Mrs. Oliver testified to Senator Camel r
on's giving htr m,edicin. whicl, p,m.uc.d Il
miscarr"g'.
, 1879-03-29

Mr. Thomas Wynn is starting up 1"
frS class hlarSsmi'h shop nj Frrndal
On the N"ukSprk
, 1879-03-29

L. q. Wilson. "i Seattle. his slipp Il
100 v rr"ls "t pOtai" ts the SanIwch
lINndS as an experiment.
, 1879-03-29

All Russian troops in R'umania have
been ur,irre,i home
, 1879-03-29

a Chinauan namri Y,a, cook NJ Ju 'gp
Spnrk'. motel. hr,nIl .l,ri n knif. in the
lace OF the rllrsf Mss Spnrks. ri, hard
Pawn 'usird 10 her rescue and unv.
him n severe nraiing. Y-n was arrested
Nnh Payne got 'md en- an his arm.
, 1879-03-29

Tri~ cont consumes 9 1H0 eases cf
rasIr'n ranil"d clans ann,,,Jy. and sru g.
rm''"' III The Sound propose to take
p,rt at that trade Themselves.
, 1879-03-29

The Mass .rruse,ts senators htv. cut
their pay Tor the s, sslon Irn,n $3.50 Ia
$500.