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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-06
lArsoctated Press Markets.
Milwaukee Produce Market.

M1LwAuKEE, March 8.
FLOUR-Scarce and Arm.
GRAIN-Wheat opened unsettled and No lower
and closed strong No. hard S1.04 No. l. LOO No.
2, 94ssc; March 94ssc; April $3.50; May 99Hc; No.
8, S1Kc; No. 4, TIC; rejected &c. Corn higher and
in good demand; No. 134c. Oats buoyant and high
Barley excited and higher; No. fresh 72 bid, 7Sc
asked. ~
PROVISIONS Quiet. Mess pork, new, $1,000
Lard, prime steam So 60.
HOGs-Live, steady; S3.70N4.0o. Dressed hogs
steady and In fair demand at 4.4014.45.
RECEIPTs-9,6s1 barrels -four; $3.50 bushels
wheat.
SHIPMENTS lo,o7s barrels -four; s,4e2 bushel,
wheat.
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
before Judge Young,

Before Judge Young
Thomas 4. Grey vs. 81. A. Gale. Jury trial
demanded and 40 ordered.
Alfred N. Trussen vs.. Farnham & Lovejov.
Case continued to next term.
Henry E. Kent vs.. E. 81. Moulton. Case tried
and new trial ordered.
The call for to-dsy'is "a.
DECISIONS.
The following decisions have been Sled with
the clerk Of the court: Lorenzo d. Bronson VS.
T. J. Nugent ct al; Morrison Bros. VS.. N. q
Abbott. Motion for judgment denied. 4 Is
J. 81. Bradish, as receiver, VS.. w. r. Thomp.
SON.. Judgment for plaintiff.
Alfred N. Trussell vs.. F. G.. Mayo ct al Case
to be reopened and hearing set for March 10.
D. B. Budd ct al vs. j. A. Kennedy ct al
Judgment for defendant.
Siias Z. Staples vs. Charles McReeve. Judg.
ment ordered for defendant.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO. March s.
HOGS The Drovers' Journal r,ports hog receipts
$4,000; shipments 5000; opened steady; weakened
and closed &c lower; mixed packing $3.7OD3 sc;
light 8. 7OD3.85; choice heavy 3.95D4.lO
CATTLE-Receipts 4, 300: shipments LOO: dull;
ers' steady; cows 3.4OM3.7O; bulls 2.2O@3.4 40.
SHEEP -Recepts 5000; shipments 6600; firm; ;
fairly active; IS 9005.25. #$ea
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Nxw YoRx. March 100 y.
Wheat strong half to ono cont higher
NEW YORK, March 6-l2 80 2. N.
Market hrmer; wheat hrn atiadvance.
NEW York. March 6-l 100 2. II.
Wheat strong and quiet; No. held at 98099c
No. 4 held at $l.O961 10.
81 "a sf NEW tYoRK. March Ga 100 r. u.
Wheat bunyant; little offered Loo bid for No. q
April $l.081S; No. nominally 98D$l.0O
4s WHEAT.ss IS lI1I{t
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Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of Michael Her
bert, deceased Letters of administration
issued to Margaret Herbert.
In the matter of the estate of Fanny Mouseau,
deceased. Decree for the distri button of the
estate to the heirs.
In the matter of the estate Of P. Y. Bordeaux,
deceased. Report Of sale of real estate tlot 8,
blsck 8, Eliott's addition) filled.
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Pa,k Place lad. to st. Paul.

All objections to said assessment must be
in writing, and fled with the clerk of said
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
80, b. NJ. RICE, President.
Official: B. L.GoRMAN.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
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Municipal Co ,t,'t.

befOfe Judge CoOley.J
State vs. Matthias Best obtaining money
under false pretenses. Dismissed. egsA
City VS.. J. II. Lane; drunkenness. Repri-
mandcd and discharged.
State VS.. Herman Gouble; larceny of IS
cents. Pleaded guilty and fined 1926, including
costs, or thirty days at the county Jail.
State VS.. ]. P. Gilman; assault and battery.
dismissed. @
State vs.. Mrs. vining; assault and battery.
Dismissed.
81 L. G. Miller; larceny. Case dismissed.
CIVIL.
Thomas Kelley vs.. Thomas Haustman. judy
ment for plaintiff with costs.
DECISIONS FILED.
Clarence Snow vs.. R. W. Hanson. Judgment
for plaintiff for 1888.
John Blokoskl vs.. Ferdinand Huebner. judy
ment for defendant
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Confirmation Of Assessment for
Sewer on Summit Avenue.
OyT1c1 OF THE Board or PUBLIC WoRKs,
OITY OF ST.. PAUL, MINI, March 9Th, 1879.

The assessment Of benefits, costs and ex-
penses, arising from the construction of scw-
er on Summit avenue, from St. Peter street to
Rice street, in the City Of st. Paul, Mimi,
having been completed and entered Of record
by the Board Of Public Works in and for
said city, the said Board will meet at their
Office in said city ct IL NJ, on the 2lst day Of
March, A. D. 1879, to hear objections (if any
tosaid assessment, ct which time and place,
unless sufficient cause is shown to the contrary,
the said assessment will be confirmed.
The following il list of tho supposed own
era' names, q description Of the property,
and the amounts assessed against the Same.
to-wit:
HARRINGTON d. Ktnnep's Add.
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DIED.

PEARL-On Tuesday, the 18th inst, in Minneapolis,
Mary, wife of Rev. James Pearl, aged u years. 8
months and 10 days.
Funeral from her residence on Fifth avenue south,
5betwean Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets,
Maine papers please copy.
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Foreign Money Market.
Y,nNroy March -.
RENrEs-11sf ike.
MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range of the
markets during the day were received by
NOR TON, MOORE & Co..
Commission Merchants.
LrvERPooL, March SO A. N.

Wheat steady.
Floating csrgoes steady.
} iCargoes on passage slow.
California wheat off coast Cd lower
London quiet.
Imports for the week 125, 600 quarters of wheat.
Exports for the week 1900 quarters Of wheat.
aeitsa NEW YORK, March I'LL 100 4, n
Corn shade hrmer 5''ts
Wheat, winters strong and higher,
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Trains are run daily except Sunday
Passengers leaving st. Paul or Minneapolis at 1850
2. M. reach Fargo and intermediate points the same
day. 573.5F4 -. s-ss 49,
Connection made at Bismarck with stages for
Deadwood and all points in the Black Hills, also for
Fort Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue
River and intermediate points, and at st. Paul with
trains to and from all points East and South.
In effect February Sd, 1879.
n. E.. SARGENT, General Manager.
g. g. SANBoRN, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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steady: fair to good refining 6x 06sfc. Holassea
uI nnm TMUe n nTm: /, ~,
MI nited Ssk 0olAc; crude $lOSA
0n1 ,uS1 Tenned LOB asked. 8.
TEIUyS Spv ,, Sl. 4 Az a.; /, -
ppsNrrs.. as
nha..s All -afss. ocsan
NTMHTuEn " "nrIi. MssS.,
"a d. Gs. 1.,a onooH soio, 1uonos Ay IN
ana heasy
Won. cho,ca ar,,, ,ns.,,,. a.,,. a...,.
w o1oa I'm oun a1oslc
1S TO- p Astys 'o Aoi01Oo,
A1 n.s,r n1u, :.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul RailWay.
Passenger Depot foot Of Jackson street. Ticket and
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Thir1 ana Jacs.
son st1eets. Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents, st.
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MINNEAPOLIS ADVERTIsEMENT
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Reserved Seats and Matinee Tickets on sale q
Elliots's Music Store, Nicollet avenue. &,
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ARTICLE SIX.

The number and amount Of shares in capital stock
of said corporation shall be thirty thousand $4,000
shares Of one hundred dollars each $780,
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and aa0ls this &ha i1n3 Of March A -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
DEATHS D0INGS
IN AND AROUND THE CITY OF MEM
PHlS.
Twenty New Cases and Seven Deaths
Saturday and Sunday-Since Its
Advent the PestIence Has
Claimed 382 Victims.

MEMPHIS, September 27.-Two cases
were reported this morning. Three
deaths since last night.
MEMPHIS, September 27.-One addi.
tional new case has been reported to the
Board of Health. Three more deaths
have occurred. Charles Hailman died
five miles from the city, on Poplar
street.
-Four cases IN all were reported TO the
Board of Health to-day. One death Oc-
Cured this afternoon-Peter o. Day,
one of the orphans under the care Of
the Howards.
Total number OF new cases for the
week, 63; whites Al, colored 50. Total
number to date, l,279. Total number Of
deaths from yellow fever for the week,
81; white 20, colored 3. The total num-
Der of deaths to date 3S2. The dona-
tons to the Howards to-day aggregated
S34649. Their weekly report shows
they have III nurses on duty attending
10 l0l white and q colored families. At
a meeting of the Safety Committee, to-
day, resolution was adopted TO dis
pense with the services OF two colored
companies after the llth OF October.
Ten days extra rations will be issued TO
the men when disbanded.
The latest reports from Oak Grove
are as follows: The first case to de-
velope was Miss Retta Manning, taken
sick September 18th and died on the
22d. Chas. Campbell, taken sick on
September Goth is now onvalescing.
Willie Manning, taken sick on Septem-
ber Goth, died on the 25th. John w.
Bailey, taken sick on September 25th, is
still sick. The disease is the genuine
yellow fever, the infection being traced
to some goods which John w.
Bailey purchased in Memphis for Miss
Retta Manning, to whom he was en-.
gagged. There are three members -of
the same family liable to the disease.
About twenty people in the neighbor-
hood have also been exposed to the dis
ease from visiting patients before it was
ascertained that they bad yellow fever.
Oak Grove is in Marshall county, Mis-
sissippi, thirty miles southeast of this
city. A regular shot gun quarantine
has been established by the Mississippi
authorities against the two dwellings
where the fever exists, and every pre-
caution has been taken to prevent its
further spread The thermometer has
ranged between 60 and So.
MEMPHIS, September 3l.-Alfred Wat.
kins died tonight at s o'clock.
MEMPHIS, September %. - Thirteen
new cases, white and 10 cOlored, were
reported to the Board of Health, to-day.
Among the number are: John A.
Stenett, George Pless and Mollie Nc
Donald. Six intcrments have been re-
ported by the undertakerS: Alfred B.
Watkins, George Jerome, Richard 5.
Lawrence, Thomas A. Dobbs, Jerome
Van Orstrand and Dolly Rogers; the
last name colored. In addition
to the new cases reported to the Board
of Health, the following We're supplied
with nurses to-day by the Howards:
Mrs. Thos. Cubbins, Mrs. Lizze Rim
dcers, Isaac LacroiX, Lizzie Cash,
and Adolphe Rosedale. To-day at noon
Alfred Watkins was buried with militia
" honors by the Porter Reserves, of
which company he was a member.
Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
Imports of Specie.

New YORK, September 27.-Specie
imports for the week ending last night,
the 26th, foot up SS,577,542, OF which
g. ,S57 ,462 consisted of gold, mostly for
eign coin, and S720,0S9 silver. The to-
tai imports of specie since the resump-
ton OF specie payments, at the beginning
Of the year, is S39, $50, ,402, of which SSl,-
g2l, ,46l was gold and s., ,SOS,94l silver.
From the lst day OF August last to the
close of the business yesterday,
the specie imports amounted
10 So, ,552 OPS. of which SIC, Pet, ,2S3 came
from Great Britain, 9,09S, ,S5S from the
continent, principally from France and
S4.l97, ,4S7 from the West Indies and
South America. The $685., ,62S inn
ported since August, consisted of So
434.47l in foreign gold coin, sS,5A, ,42l
gold bars and bullion, S3.ll5,9Sl United
States gold coin, 1851 ,97l United States
silver cain, S4O2, ,O22 foreign silver coin,
S9O,SS7 in gold dust, and Sl2,714 in
silver bar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
DEADWOOD.
After the Fire-Loss So, 900, 900

DEADwooD, September 27.-The city
presented an unusually active appear
ance to-day, the smoke having cleared
away enough to allow the mass Of ruins
to be cleared and the erection of tents
and small wooden shanties, of which
there has been Is or 100 put up. Almost
every class OF business is represented
on Main and Sherman streets and all
are having an immense rush Of custom,
although prices have not advanced, 'ex-
cept in very few instances, where the
demand for some article was greater
than the supply, and the advance has
been slight. All thepapers are issuing
small sheets, being struck off at Lead
City. They contain little else than fire
news. Lumber is being hauled by every
available team in the vicinity and is bring
ing $40 per thousand feet. The mills
lre running night and day, but not
Enough can be brought in to supply the
Enormous demand. Some had shanties
prected within five hours from the time
II the outbreak. All day kilograms
ave been pouring in, offering stocks OF
pods, money, clothing, food, &c, but as
vt nothing but merchandise has been
atepted. No relief committee has been
ofanized, and probably there will be-
noe. The people who are bankrupt
an homeless do not want TO accept aid
frOl the outside world. The merchants
anothers are very generous, able and
wiling to stand their share of the
bufen. At a meeting OF the members
of te bar this afternoon, resolutions
wer passed asking Judge Moody to re- |
nah here instead of attending the OctO- |
Der lrm of the Supreme Court at Yank-
tonso that in case his services are
needl he will be at hand. The Su-
preIt Court will probably adjourn a
few eeks until the city is partially re-
buil5nd quiet restored.
Tht losses, in addition to those tele-
graph last night, are: Northwestern |
Stage eCompany, $1,000; Russel's bill
lard bill, $1,000; VIM. Brown, cigars,
tobacdund firearms, ST, 900; Black Hills
BrewiD Company, $1,000; Gibstone x
Co., fuiiture, 81 800; Bella Union Thea
tire, $40; Gem Theatre, 10000; j. \.
Meeker, 900; J. Tipp, boots and shoes, |
Sl0,WO;acOb Wertheimer, $4,000; j. |
II. Burn lawyer, 5000. Competent
judges pie the total loss at fully S., 900,
900, althlgh some time must elapse
before esct figures can be obtained.
The banlvaults were opened to-day
and fOun intact. The chronometers
on the tie locks were still running.
Both bankwill open Monday.
All thatyas saved of the county
record bool, etc, was one set of books
from the tnsurer's office. The assess
ment rolls sere all destroyed, and at
the meetin sfthe county commissioners
this afterIpn a new assessment was
ordered as pom as possible. Strong
guards are . duty at the bank vaults,
the outer dos of which were left un-
locked, NoFe is allowed to pass with
out being recuiZed.
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A colored Brother Takes a Tumble.

CHATHAM, September 26.-Last night,
when ParSon Gray was preaching in one
of his most serious moods, at the Col
ored Methodist Church at this place
Henry Johnson, a colored man, who was
sitting on the railing ofthe gallery, went
to sleep and fell over. On his way down
ne turned a few somersaults,
catching at the ar as he came, and final,
ly landing on Thomas TunstalIs wife,
infiicting serious injuries on her. He
planted one on his number elevens
against another colored woman hurting
her considerably. After he fell he re-
mained perfectly still, seeming not to
know who he was or where he came
from or how long he had been there.
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TILDN TAX SUIT.
Motion fOrBill of Particulars
Denied.

New YORK, teptember 27.-In the
suit brought " the United States
against Samuel. Tilden, TO recover a
rertain sum allied due from him for
income taxes uring 1868 to 1872, in
elusive, over an above the amounts
paid by him, apOtiOn was made, in
tho United StateDistrict Court few
davs ago, by TilAs counsel for a bill
OF particulars. Jlge Choate has made
an elaborate decisn in the matter and
says the motion nst be denied on the
we'll settled rules I practice relating to
the matter of bills particulars. After
alluding to the getal objects of bills OF
particulars, he saY"the Government
is not to be presuIti to know what any
mans income is, 81 less the several
parts of which it isnade up. Every
man is presned to know
these things .ith entire cer-
tainty, while % officers OF
the Government ma have such credi-
BILE information aso taxpayers in
comes as may make proper to bring
suit and recover theIcess of income
tax due above that pl; that informa-
tion may not be as settle or detailed
as to enable the Disct-Attorney, in
the advance OF the tri to set set forth
the items going to ma up the income
with the certainty reqred in a bill OF
particulars. He furth saws: "The
proof is the plaintiff is fact unable to
furnish such a bill; nos it to be in.
ferred from this fact nitted by the
District Attorney, thatis suit is
mere pestering suit bright for a gen.
eral inquisition into tRrivate affairs
of the defendant, as sgested by the
counsel for the defendt, who urges
that the court should, bgranting this
motion, discountenance sh suits"
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TURKEY.
Secretly Assassinated.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, September H.-The
person recently arrested for attempting
to enter the palace, has been secretly
aSsassinated, it is believed at the insti-
cation of an influential person who,
feeling that his own position was inse-
cure, believed the only means OF avert
ing his dismissal was by awakening the
Sultan's fears of assassination, and fear
ing that the person arrested might
make disclosures, bribed soldier TO as
sassinate him.
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Crooked Whisky Seize

NASHVILLE, September 2Z.-evenue
officers to-day seized 2,400 Hons of
whisky, valued at $500, fronhe dis
tillery of H. II. Schufeldt, of Ohgo, on
account of the failure to corry with
the law concerning marks anCrands.
Several hundred barrels of / same
goods have been sold in Soutin mar
kets. The officers in this dist have
been waiting for orders beforenaking
any seizures, on account OF 6licting
opinions as to its liability to heiture.
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Murderer ExeoAd

LITTLE Rock, Septembep7. Marcus
A. Whitley was hanged sPocahontas
Yesterday, for the murder Duke Sum
ner in February, 1877. Ntely made
a written confession. Th&eriff read
the death warrant and Why declined
making any address Heked for a
drink OF water and at his lquest an
otherprayer was offered torm. He re-
quested the minister to ,te TO his
wife that he was going homeThe drop
fell at LIP and after four mates con-
vulsive movements he was st At l:30
he was pronounced dead bye physi-
clans and was cut down.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
for a General Strike.

ST. LOUIS, September PA private
circular has been issued here by the
Trades Assembly and sent to all the As
semblieS IN the United States and British
North America. setting forth a pro-
iect for general strike OF all the trades.
The time IS 10 be determined by the
Trade Assemblies and to take united
action for the enforcement of the eight
hour law, the abolition of the truck sys-
tenn and child labor. They also propose
to organize unions of all trades not now
organized and to appoint general COM
mittee to carry out the purposes OF the
Assembly.
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BELLAIRE.
Important Arrests-TwO MUIR
derers and a Thief-AnOther
Boat Race - Cary - Kemple
Gives Us Away-A Good

Gives Us Away-A Good
Bridge.
The man Comfy and William King,
who were suspected OF being the men
who murdered the huCkster Trimble,
were arrested at New Martinsville, in
West Virginia, yesterday, bya constable
from Beallsville. At the time OF their
arrest they were in store purchasing q
hat apiece. The men were never known
TO have any quantity OF money, yet
when they were searched so IN silver
was found, two tin boxes formerly be-
longing to the murdered peddler, and
valise of goods. Ere the suspected par
ties were aware OF their arrest, they were
hastily conveyed to the river, and in a
iiffy were landed in a skiif on the Ohio
shore. John Hess, the other suspected
party, gave himself up, proved an dttti,
and was valuable assistant in securing
the arrest of Comfy and King. In addi-
ton to the property found on the per-
sons of the arrested parties, other very
strong and convincing evidence points TO
their guilt. They were taken to II.
Clairsvilie, yesterday, where they will
be held TO answer at court.
The man who gave his name as Thos.
Watson, of Baltimore, who robbed the
trunk of Miss Lou Smith, OF Allegheny
City, at the depot here last Thursday,
had hearing before our Mayor and was
held in the sum of $500 TO answer at the
Common Pleas Court Of this county.
City Marshal Archer, who arrested the
culprit, will conduct him to st. Clairs-
vile tomorrow in default of bail. A
silk dress, jewelry and some dress goods,
valued at $50, was the extent OF his
stealing, and he was simpleton enough
to offer the whole TO colOred man on
Guernsey street for $40. The colored
man suspected something wrong and
sent for Marshal Archer, who arrested
him. Miss Smith established her claim
to the goods, and Mr.. Watson will prob
badly spend term in the State Peni-
tentiary.
Six plain drunks were disposed Of
Yesterday by the Mayor, at s. per head
Hugh Gallaher came in contact with
John komple, yesterday, and as result
he is neld TO answer a charge OF assault
and battery, at the Mayors court to-
morrow morning.
WANTS RACE.
The result OF the Weisgerber-F Felsing
race has not abated boating matters here,
as the following will evidence:
hereby challenge Dallas Hammond
10 row me three mile race, in best and
best working boats, for the sum OF 500
4 side. Ny friends have already deposit
81 S25 as forfeit. The parties interested
will meet at the saloon Of J. j. McDer-
l 1Ott Monday next, September 30th, to
e rrange matters necessary TO the race.
q JOHN STRoBLE.
= We hope the boys may arrange a
= e. There is plenty Of surplus money
Dg to waste simply because a race
mot be formed.
teo. w. Jones, a former resident Of
- uplace, but now one OF the nailors OF
- kburgh, is in the city.
" IN Cary will have large audience
y teeet him tonight in City Hall. Cary
y isquent, and everybody onght to hear
u b
HING ILLAE LACHRYAAE.
se Kemple gave West Virginia
tn az last Friday night in his speech to
m thRepublicans here. He said that
ed heas a Representative of the
Reblican oasis OF the Democratic
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Kearney's SUNDAY Grafton.

SAs FRANcIsoo, September 2s.-TbOse
who visited the Sand Lots to-day, IN eE-
pectation Of hearing KearDey pronounce
a diatnbe against Grant, were dissp-
pointed. In the course Of his customary
speech, the agitator referred b his un-
successful attempts 10 obtain an inter
view with Grant, stating that his inten-
ton was 10 invite him 10 the sand Lots.
He proposed 10 make no comments on
Grants refusal 10 see him leaving the
intelligent workmen % form their own
conclusions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
AFQHANISTAN.
Advance of the British.

SMLA, September 27.-General Boul-
ler's brigade to-day will proceed TO Zar-
gunstatar, where it will be joined by
force under Sir Frederick Roberts. The
Ameers officials have been instructed
not to oppose the advance OF the British
troops. A small body Of Mohamunds
assembled near that place, but were dis
persed.