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New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

H hath of vsuia's so1gs. and he has succeeded In
s,rross,nr on II character which re probably fondly
achieved 10 he what he wauted II point OF Iaei, F"
.so.eiv resembles the negro dance and chorus IN voc
ers, oct OF Aida" and some Of the music IN Gar
,a, but not Ia the least anything that any negroes
- a. sing OF could have Keep. for this the
se os DO particular character bat is simply bright,
pelo,l.ous euc often very taking.
when Mis- ) bbOtt last fesrd here In opera she
haa had little experience IN concert and IL was FELT
,hat n would scarcely De FAIR TO criticse very strictly
one whose stage experience was evidently so wholly
unripe ana thought last night that tive years
r 20 IN opera wcnid workeds vast cbange tn her,
ard that We should see a dsbulaute. bus artist
This proved TO De true. Mss Abbott. who the part
of Vrgnid gained acting. and she Is not ut
aloss Tor 80 ething - do with her hands and feet
But beyoud this she has not advanced. she is not
graceful she absolutely lacks command OF her faee
which either presses emotion at all or else TIRE
wrong one, and though she does something with her
arms and egs. II somehow generally u be not
ote the right thing. She is exactly Gmsteufisn.
but neither she IN the rsnotest degree good actress
and tt i not nkey that win become Her
sngsng good Her yrtce IA small aud thin. and
not neasy large enough for the house Her method has
no ims proved indeed. last night her tFs were .oae-
tbing dreadful. and most Of her effects were mere
trrioas. and certainly reputation as -nzer VIII
nOt De enhanced by anything she .nd there The Que
bright spot le The performance WAS MIS- - gum saa
shc sang botn hcr songs cnarnnnsly, ana acted ~,
mrabN. NL CSStie Sas , IL seis - 1,,;tS ONT of
though he WofSed hard sAng ure"1IuiS "ue Va
tune. He seemed Woru out by cFci-reueA.sliS.
ssut tse pecforrnsnce Tllt showed Sign Of anything
of tue sort The orchestra and chorus were SIMPLY
shocking tae former peraaps 'e sne ulTis 20 s ssyn.
Logical pecuiarity All the wore ict IL :cA and a.
formance last night remind one Of The saving o. ID
nous ecccsiastc. lie was listening 20 planist' ana
Well Bi-hop I've heard worse playing than taat J.
Ana tie Bishop, mildly surprised sa'a' e Where Y
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

Advertisements Intended ior ue next i--us oi THE
WEEALI TRIBUNE should bo handed la before p. u
day.
Congress Water snpeurrv as clrl1ric a1i ltsrA
i've lure lreclu from everything Jittss %
acld rha- irfliafrs fuc mucous ntulJfilr
InvuHis "a well children, md Mens foo'i mos,
ard ruurirhir Arrie 0f fiff - m'fl ut
preparation alaps 10 60 e most irr o. stomach bile ~
strurrhrnng Properties are wonderful IL mag DC had OK
yOlI dragnst
Pest Oce Noucs Toe rorsiEi mails f)rrre TesS A iuy
sAIUHDAN september l1 rTs Will close 30 tls olcr %
EsDkT 70. Europe, Dr. tlnsl.0 Wisconsin,
via queenstown WEDNESDAY. a. 93l D f0r Europe.
la. 'lIr4lftl lNu e0rrrfpull ace tlr
De lr .4lfrs.tiI ana Af 4N D. H. Tor
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THU kaDAi lJ Tor ireland ny stft1s 90 CRY ~
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Hamburg. SATURDAY, % 1880 a H. iD- Germany,
sDOaJeace Britain aud t4t Continent uns De spe
ciav afdressrl ans ac D. fOr turune sfetnsliD
Queenstown tccursponfrnce inr ucfnlly
aud -cltlaLi specially Addressed fud 40 II Tor
scotland direct steamsnp Ethiopia. va GissgDw Inc
Del 2ud Di dispatched ~
Hamburg and Bremen -iesnrrs frif The nails Tor All-
south Psrinc Orts ifive Ncw 1rk -eDfruber TO-
The for lavslA etFe Sev YORK ~c.-subtr / lhe
fur Hlyd. savsni a SC, Greyt IN and Port Lupn
ufeuher l3 Ile lli- for NJ Unl d
ie4ve pfe1io-r , ths t3r t4r N-st IN
dies aui Porto Ico Nrw-fnrk september rs. mo
malls Australia Sc lesve san flau1-scb -fpfrmber -.
Tie Japan a4r1ea- Er-cJ Jeinurs 4.
ia s.. b.. : A ! IS Postmaster.
Post Offss. NdF-Yerf. september 5 1870
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
n0rRBOy BALLADs-No. IS.
WHO wnL EAT THE CsowF--A SONG FOR SYRIA
CUSE

, gnL EAT THE CsOw "A SONG FOR sTR
CUSE.
Dinner = spread. Surrounding {,
hogalio. JOhu and sammy SIT;
HOratiO whispers. Bows, q word:
You are 20 eat q bird.
Each Sc zes knife and fork in glee;
Each spreads a napkin o. his knee
When sap -ut sammy thUndeg- No!
ConiOGnd you. It's crow!
Horatio erowls Let's have TO row;
You've zoi 10 hOlJ Is anyhow,
You've often tasted II before,
Anu now you'll eat some more"
"Neyerr crics sam, "l've had enough!
Ii q. uusav0ry ana tough
Just 81 for Iammany gsioois;
Id rather eat my boots.
"Fu never swallow crowr' shouts John.
well remember biting one,
An. III be- carawampu-sed II
rhew tnat sable 's,iit!'
Ti-u sammy lincs q loaf Of bread
" cl carons upog Johuny's ead,
Ana johnny heaN IS a eustard pie
E.Ipsing >1mmy's eye.
Uarati0 hops behind q the;
"lt au awsul dSht" says he.
"Iaer rel kle.-.v the dishes throw,
Bat who shall eat toe cloT =
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
THE SOUTHERN kEVER.

TWENTY-FIVE NEW CAsgS-OPPOsING THE ACTION
Of THIS STATE BOARD oF HEALTH.
MEMPHIS, Sept. S.-Twenty-ive cases In all,
fifteen white and ten coored. reported 10 the
Board of Health to-day Among them are Colonel
lanes 5. prestdge. Miss Pearl Prestidse the Rev.
Father Cnrysostamus Bienke and c. H. shaw, ir. Two
additional deaths have heen reported, Ea.IEa
Zimmerman and one coored person.
Ara meeting of the Committee OF Safety this after
noon resolutions IN opposition 20 rule No OF the
state Board OF Health referring 20 ginniag aud balng
nt within the Injected DISTRICT were passed by
a vote OF o 10 3.
Governor Miller OF Arkansas. and the officials o. tho
stnte board OF Health inspecting thur yes
erday having como AS far as Hopeheld. opposite this
city. They held communication with parties In
Memphis
The donations to the Howaris to-day aggregate
1850 80
AEw-OnIxANs. Sept 6.-ylcksburg has Quarantined
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
HARPER 4 BROS

ARagaea Res est-ter of People Plaees and Opinions By
Anna r. Ilck.Rsol lBno. eo-1. D..
A True ResnbIie- ~ Abort stieXney limo cloth sl
Labor and Capital Aiie--Not Enemies. By EdNArd
Atkinson. 3zLal, ulpct 20 cents CLOTH 80 cents
Chapters ly Mary Treat S2mo. paper, 70 eents
cloth,
The BaF-Nasd at Battietoh b. T. W ko0iason. author
OF Little k4ic AGby, 10y Her SAke &c S-no, paper
- cent? cloth. 20 ccnsA
Afternoons With Poets BY Q. d. DeshleT. Post
syO elItIL 81 =.
thor OF "Or rh0rae" "rhe Warden" &c ttO paper ID
osuts No 70 IN tho Franklin square Library.
Bnrke. yOlane VI tie Enxlsh Len % Letters BY
lola Asr.ey. l2nO. cloth. 70 cents
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANs.

The Republican General Committee OF Kings
County held its regular monthly meeting list evening
IN eawvrr's Hall. 81 jay and Fulton-sts. brooklyn
Resolutions approving the candidates and platform "
the Saratoga Convention and plesgimg the members of
thr committee 10 support hs state ticket were All pied
sfd much enthusiasm Mem % tue rweui yfOurtn
W.rd Association aud Otner Republicans oi that ward
tLas roll " association De revised IL
was stated that roll present contains te names
~ Al T. st tw euty- persons who have removed from
the ward 0f ten who dead. aud OK many who CO.
opera-e with The Democratic p-rfy. A revision Was
oiee ad three members OF the General Committee
were directed ID SUPERVISE it.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
ANTLTANNANY DELEGATES.

The following Anti Tammany delegates to
the syra.u,e Convention were chosen last evening:
XXth Distrct-Theodore Mers0n. j hi ID: Cougtlin
anu Wn j. ILer. Afernatea-lhutnas hafi1nu, Den
Ms d. Coursey aud John hIrlly.
.NXIsJ Distrct-Charies l. rinnJns, Emanuel H. Hart
aud q, W Van -iyck. Alternatea-M L. bailey, , {.
Inc and Colonel JoDn lrarl.
XXIiTd DirU.rt-G. Wallace Bryant Andrew II.
Creen and Charles II. TruaN Alternafes-JdcCD NJ.
LoLg, Elwln T. Hy de and Michael -essOn.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

.rn irnc. A.raS'.lr rcsnlt. from t,e u., q

A modern miracle Astonishing results from the use Of
Messrs Weeks e Pott.T Gent'emen; We have ease of
Icpr5sr pOOrhorr which IS bang cured bv tu
hal enpoyei ali OF doctors.
hal aiyice Dst 20 avsn. Tho
patient commenced uril9 re tucHra and Immediately be-
getting better e ha been c0nhnci - Ms bed fo two AL
haif Had oOfhes tlls tine.
Lot week dressed for first time. when be walked
there would NJ least quart Of SCALES on Of him ib.
happened day. Wo think wonderful We
do he cured bus he in fair way be curc 20
say leasL
lours truly. DrNSISG BGoIHEEs.
Druggists and BO0S sellers
AllexaU. Mich. Feb II. 1874
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

OF that event completed The Governors Of this ana
other States viii he present and Grafton will be de
hvered by Senator John r. Gordon Invitations have
beer extended military iOns throughout TIE
UuiOu and citizens generally. Railroads have made
special rates. and the indications that there VIII
be an Immense attendance.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
GEonGE p. PUTNAN'> soNs..

u Life worth IiViBgf BY ". II MllocS. lltlor Of
"The ,eY Republic
The Round Trip Ly way of Panama. throa fh csiiior
MA Oregon Nevada tan Idaho Adj cDnrdd1 vi notes "a
r4rOliA ronuerce. agriculture mining scenery aai Dso
pie. IS gObl Goldman. l2lio, ciJib. o. 81.
Bayurc raylor'. Novels Comp lAng H11nah lhrry
tOu" John Gatrev Fortunes Joseph an hi- furnf
rhe story Of kennett" aai seanty aud tna BcAs Tao
CedsrcrVft Edltlon united DoaFiS Fpla pr FOage
-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
cu1,Rcu BURNED AT SANDY HILL

TROY, n. Y. Sept. Sd. III. Morrison's
wagon snop Roman Catholic CHareo and the dwell
ling OF j. H. PARK at sandy Hin we're burned early yes
tsrday morning The total up o,oo0 1hsre
was An nsurance Of 100 the church and on
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

Tinan. Prom the most recent -u-l0rA-% ny RlciSfl
Eorl Heath. Wlfh uiteel Illustrations
Rembrandt From the tect Of a. FOsna"r BY J. W MOI
let y. A. With sixteen illusrrauola
Tse Shakespeare Key. BY Charles and Nary C9wiea
vi " The Complete pr-alcc 20 -AAAo-
spearar .1c. Svu. SO d.. clltl extra. D.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
I. D. pErERsON * BRQr IEns.

The MnynsId 4 ned u unnorm sgls with tas
work, ~ Mr. s0atlwortb duiecoo Fpile a DO
pages bonnd veilum cloth black aud goi pc" - %
Under the willows or, rne rhree countesse ~ Eis-
al.efh Van Loon auOdeclln0 yolune, nOfoScO
cl0il. black and gold Price a 30
The IN dow Of HaaptOa Mend BY Ms EiEabeta "a
Loon dnolecirO volume morocco eotl o4'A AM
~
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
GRouGE W. CARLETON & CO..

Her Friend Lawrence nsS novel " trank IL" bene-
DICT. author OF Ay Dlughter binof-" eioth. - ~
Two L. A decorative aEt novel BY caiista Haiseyi
Paper - cents
Asre A novtl BY Florence Marryatt IS cents
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

SCRANTON, Penn, 5 pt. s.-Govcrnor Hoyt.
with Goacra.s Harirantt and Li.a add ssa. arrived
here tns afternoon hy special aDd alter witnessing
a target contest lcft for BiOom.bgrg. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
MACMILLAN & Co.

The Nscvey Napier Corre,poniesee. Edirci BY h.s
-.
The Relation. Of Mind sad Braia 81 Henry cAtsr.
wood. L. d., professor OF moral phOsoDAy, university r
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

NEwroRr. r. l.. Sept. s.-'The fox hunt of
the Queens County Club took pace this afternoon at
Portsnoufh. There wrre about egtty starters, only
sr of whom we're IN al the nnish Tie Drush was pfe
seated 10 Miss Goddard. Of New-lork-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
CnARLEs .CRlDNEH,s sONS.

C~.,r. A Sketch. Bv james AnthOny Fr1uae. N. A l
WI cIlw ciOSh With portrait engraye "a sce Aat
map 3. 90
Faith and RaroBaIisnl BY Professor George r Fisher
ID. ID. I vol. l2m0. cloth, II -.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
HENRY HOLT & co..

Tendencies accrrsa o. iyrTcf Dei
for. tie t.ora Associations 0f New-iO.k and OAio. BY
WLifelaw t,ia- IOuln. paper, oO cents
Cousins. BY l. J.. Wi0ri lJm0 Lc8u Hour SERIES Il.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
J. LIPPNC0Tr s. 90,

nodne. or Camping the LYconins c1saalete gnis
camping BY rhsd Up De Graf. II. d. isao oxrA
cloth. n s0
adelsa Len,sine. Mrs. Leith Adans author Of Win
stowe" &C. l.no. Extra CLOTH o. So Paper eovees 55c.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
4 HERO or A HUNDRED YEARS AGO

SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. s.-Arrangements for
axinz tne cornerslone of the monument 10 Sergeant
w Jasper Of ths Revolutionary Army. who FELL ai the
.,.x. Of on October o. l779 the centennial
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

:. little three-year old boy ran TO bis mother
tae 01her day sith 6naeh OF silks crying. Me
set some Asir Tor paDas bald head" There
"a ladies by, aHf the father didn't appreciate the Joke
sxactiy ngbamton Republican
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
HOIGHTON. O-GO0D :. @.


British Poets. Riverside eiisDl. surrey ari Wyatt
VOL .uaSr spelfe lud ben Jons0n. 4 fsL 81 - cacA
The LIE and Epoch Alexander liaslL0l. a iior.
ic. Judy BT tho Hon Gel. -ncA Syo, gt DD JcYc!lel
b04rys g. -.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

To get lid or fever and agte. intcrmittent
or renniftens lever us. Dr. ID Jayns Mix,ur'. A
standsrd remedy that aets quickly and cures thooH
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
Ixrrr11crxr SKRyASr-Brideet 10 eallerl

viii ye hn,, sIlll nile loss OF yc = No,
Mlssis aalnt 10 home. told Inc II WOMAN cOue
WIN war ON the end OF a red ~ say she want ~
home and there's NO mIstaking tnAt varL-iAndfe~ss
Haaar.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
MIDNIGHT WBaTHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

v A-iiINtION. rFI ., IoIst
For the Middle Atlantic States and New
rr-Ispt colder clear partly cloudy weather north
Vy.st 10 uort theasf wIndr risiDg Barometer.
Caufiondyy signals.
CaurOnsrv O-sasrr signals con'inue nom cape siAy
u a Hoos and canfiOB4ry signals are OrGsFed from
Cape Henry 70 -mithVilie
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
Deg = e a afai1fa1 0a4ss7 giAf1 . iac1 ssl
IS t-- 4 10 .-s---,,. .4-s---,. ss d,.s--szl
- =, - Is-yF : s;5 :. q 4. Z - s.ssls
81 -; ~ =. :, :.;..s - 70 $

ssTa ssssH.e. ysusssa. "a tHi .ly ~ "a
tr -
ls. pEcs1Hs hHa ras .ese~r ~at. sas .sg.s,. IA,
1rtAsa Sf 4Sl@A Aia
IA 4
1RmUSK fOFucK. sept o. m-Tne d0"nward
Movement IN the barometer ended early yesterday
morning IN the evening the movement was upward.
Partly eoady aud >e,osdy weather with occasional
faas, followed early the second quarter by partly
eiondy and clear wraher The TEN prrfure ranged be-
tween OV~ ANA 7' the befng 3' lower han OF
reduced
Clear or partly eloady and cooler weather may be
expected Ia this city and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

sCRInNER 3 WELgORD.

Horse on Bank, and Banking = . JON ,'Sslf sva
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09
YEg BOOKS AyD YBW EDITIONS

Rss,reL o. booe 0r Ms ft r'' month"; frg sissS5si
ferr,fJre re 'is .fffrf Jfg.
X yOkTHiNGFON.
TJO Broadway. Nety-l arS.
Paffer.cni- Tea. - tasdc cng.nHa ID cents
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

the other property. The church Of the Oldest
buildings In the place The or=in Of the fro Is unknown
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

rRImNE LCCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

against Delta, Louisiana. account ~ boats froi
Ncw-OrleaDs being allowed 20 land ~ Dcita.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-09

Advertisements Intended i0r tho i--us II THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE sboud 0o hAndedll before p m u
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-01
THE NEGROES HEARD FROM.
an Indignant Protest Againse tIe Radical
Scheme Of Distranclstsensent.
II. B. 8. Pinchback's New Orleans Louisian-

Now that events have proved that the giving
of the ballot to the negro was not a successful
adjunct of reconstruction, and does not tend
to increase the numerical strength of the Re.
publican party in the halls of Congress, we
find northern newspapers, 'stalwart" journals,
trying to mold public sentiment to secure the
Acknowledgement of the negro. Not only
is it proposed to deliminate the representation
of 2G0,OU0 blacks, in South Carolina, Mississ-
ippi and Louisiana, but other suggestions have
been made that the whole race or rather that
part of it who happen to live on Southern terri
tory, shall share the same fate
These are remarkable suggestions, and tend
to show to what an extreme our Northern SYM
pathizers will go in their mad effort to cnrtaiI
Southern power and influence in national legis-
latiOn. OF course we understand that their
sympathies are still with US. and that this pro-
position is based upon the belief that We are
not treated properly by those in power in our
home governments; in other words, that we
are Republicans from conviction, and would
vote the Republican ticket and elect Republi-
do so without fear or molestation. As
VIC can not do this without risk to person and
property, they contend that because 'bull-
DOING" and 'twhite.l lining" are responsible
for this state of affairs, communities where
this species of intimidation is practiced must
suffer. 1t we can not exercise the rights OF
citizenship now, will we be likely to do SO
when stripped of its privileges? No; that
kind of argument will not do. The cruelty
practiced by one section will not justify de
sertion on the part of the other. Between the
two, we would rather endure cruelty, with its
attendant hardships, than desertion with its
baneful influences and effects. Cruelty to class
or color can be stopped by the healthy and
judicious exercise of constitutional power on
the part of the general government. There
must be no middle or halfway ground, how.
ever. No catering to the morbid sentiments
of unity, fraternity and peace. while justice is
denied and protection withheld. The black
men of the South have not deserved this kind
of treatment, nor have their actions merited
these kind of suggestions. Our friends must
remember that these outrages are not practiced
because we are black, but merely because we
differ politically from those around US. How
very easy it is for US to stop this cry of in.
Limitations? What spectacle it would be to
see our Northern friends lowering the "bloody.
shirt" which they have Haunted so long and
we'll. We warn them not to let their sugges.
tions take the form of legislation. Oar own
preservation might lead us to vote the Demo.
cratic ticket, without being driven to do SO by
means of violence. Let Us hear no more, then
of the Acknowledgement Of the negro on the
part Of the North. We feel quite sure the frs,
effort in the direction will not come from the
Sonth
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-01
New York Produce Market.

New YORK, Dec 81.
COTTON-Easy at 97-16@9 9-16c: futures firm
FLOUR-Quiet; receipts IL 100 barrels; super6ne
state and western $500 03.55; common to good ex-
ira 3500+0O; good to choice 4O5M4 so: while wheat
extra 4. 5565.25; extra Ohio 3.7O@5.0O; St. Louis
3.8O0D5.75: Minnesota patent process s.5O1a.OO.
GRA1N--Wheat quiet: receipts 81, 600 bushels: re-.
5ec.ed spring Tee; No. Milwaukee, Sac: ungraded
spring @Ea9lc: No. sp ing 500 90Hc; No. spring
96c; ungraded red S1.t6A1.A8 No. red LOB 1-2So
l.04: No. 2 red 1.09d1.O 9,a: No. 1red 1.09A0
LID; No. amber 1 D5 1-26tO5A; ungraded white
la6 0l.a9; No. white 1.O5: No. 2 white l.OiAM
1G7: No. white, sales % zoo bushels at 1.09ll.lO
extra white. sales 1,2'W bushels at l.l10l.11h. Rye
quiet. Barley steady. Malt dull and unchanged.
Corn, In buyers favor; receipts 32HO bushels nm
graded 47G147Ac: No 8, 44AM 1-2c: steamer
IS l-2c; No. 2. 1910 In store: a lao adoat Oats
dull and unchanged; receipts 1000 bushels.
HAY-Qu-t but firm.
HOPS-Steady and unchanged.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. Sugar firm. Mo-
| lasses quiet and unchanged. Rice nominally un-
changed.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet but steady; united 96x1
9SMc: crude $1,000; refined $40.
TALLOW-Steady.
ROSIN-Quiet aud unchanged.
TURPENTINE-Firm at SI.2Sn1 .2eH.
PRODUCE-Eggs quiet; western &c. Butter Arm.
or and unchanged. Cheese steady and unchanged
PROvISlONS-Pork stead mess S7.1O67.sn
Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut meats firm and un.
CHANGED. Lard weak; prime steam S.. 80.
WHISKY-$l.A.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBELErs


Happy New Year!
Now begin diaries
The postoffice will be closed from A. NJ.
to-day.
Grand masquerade at Harmonic hall, this
evening
Rip Van Wrinkle ut the Metropolitan this
afternoon and evening.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist church held
their annual meeting last evening.
All the Methodist churches in this city
watched for the coming last night.
Rip Van Wrinkle will wake from his long
sleep at the Opera House this evening.
The Society Denmark held their annual
social dance at Harmonic hall, last evening.
The slow match has gone out. There is
no danger Of an explosion from the com.
mittee of twenty-one.
Mr.. Housed, husband of the notorious
Mrs. Housed of suicidal fame, is in town
gathering evidence to bring before the court
in his trial for divorce.
They are holding temperance campaign
at the First M. E. church this week. The
meetings are largely attended, and there is
much promise of selling fewer drinks after
the meetings re concluded.
The county commissioners held special
meeting yesterday ana passed some bills and
approved the bonds of county officers elect
The board then adjourned sine die. The
Oaw hoard will copvena Ian 9Th
A satchel containing silverware, belonging
to D. L. Conner. magnetic physician who
lives on Bridge square. was dropped from a
buggy between the Milwaukee depot and
Bridge square. reward is offered for its
return to the police station.
Mr.. George Jacoby, who was accused of
committing an assault on the person of nj.
J. Ryan, notice of which appeared in the
GLOBE of last Saturday, was discharged by
Judge Coole, yesterday. It appears that
Jacoby did not .'brutal'v" assault ANYBODY
but simply put Ryan cut of doors for being
disorderly. The brutality don't count
this time.
A son of Mr.. Gossard 1e years old, who
lives at l ,129 Seventh street south, is miss
ing. He left his home on Monday morning
and has not been seen since then. He is o!
medium height, has dark hair and blue eyes,
had on when last seen {. gray suit IF clothes
anil black felt hat. His father fears he has
been foully dealt with. Any Information
concerning his whereabouts will be thank
fully received by his parents.
a turkey and deer "shoot'' was held at
Bader's Lake View house, Lake Calhoun.
Twenty-Five turkeys were diaposed of, and
nearly every one had one to carry home. In
inc afternoon shooting match, at forty rods,
was arranged the winner to- receive live
deer. The deer was won by j. w. Hankin
son, his score being 10, with c. Hamilton,
second, score IS. ''A good time'' was the
verdict of those who attended.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-01
THE POLICE.

Is 1t Proper EcOnon.U to Reduce the Pay of
the Members of the Force to $50 Per
W0ntAY
The GLOBE is heartily in sympathy with
the citizens movement for reduction of tax
ation-it is not in sympathy with any move
ment which contempgates plugging the
small leaks and leaving ths large ones open.
For instance: 1t is entirely opposed to the
proposal to reduce the pay of the members
of the police force to $50 per mouth, and in
Justification of its position herewith su omits
comparative statement showing how the
police of various cities are paid. Read the
following:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-01
The Pregnant Fact Remains.

New York Bun.
Two days after the election of 1875 every
body conceded that Mr.. Tiiden had carried
1874 electoral votes. and needed only one
more to insure his election. At the same time
it was universally admitted that Hayes had
carried l63 electoral votes, Or twenty-five short
of the number requisite to elect him.
The twenty-five votes in dispute were tt ose
of Louisiana, Florida. South Carolina, and
Oregan. The Republicans have all along
asserted that soon after the election these
votes were offered for sale, and were kept on
the market for some weeks.
There is truth in this assertion; they 7uere of:
fered for SALE But Tilden did not get one of
tn. m. and Hayes got them all. Then, which
side bought them? Why, the Hayes side, of
course.
Men are sent to the penitentiary and even to
the gallows, every week, on testimony no
stronger than this.