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connection is the possibility of revolt, as
the latter-day tramp is hardened to surli-
ness of nature that prompts and executes
the most reckless deeds of deprayity and
daring.
On the other hand the county Jail already
contains as many offenders as it can COM
fortably hold, and "what will they do with
them,' . is becoming question of the utmost
Importance, while complaints are daily In
creasing about the depredations of tramps,
the raid last evening having been made at
the request of the chief engineer of the road
designated.
At late hour last night second posse
was detailed to attempt the capture Of those
who made their escape in the early part of
the evening.
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n MfdnfaI.t Capfxre.

The police were untiring last night in their
search after tramps. After the above batch
bad been brought in, another raid was made,
which resulted in the capture of twelve more.
Officers DeCorsey, Hanft, Brousseau. Babe and
Nygard did the diminishing and made the cap
ture. The advance was made at 2
o clock in the morning. the objective
point being the Lake Superior depot. Here
again disappointment did not attend the search,
no mistake was made, and the named capture
OF twelve vagabonds resulted. The Lake Su-
perior depot seems to be, then. the tramps'
favorite rendezvous and nightly they congre-
gate in crowds there, to enjoy the warmth of
the fires and plan for the next days forasine
or pillaging expedition. If the tramps
can be cleared out, the police
mean to do it. Last night twenty y-three were
captured in all, the night before forty-s
total which family represents the whole
number that are prowling about our streets.
Stringent measures what is needed, and the
sooner the better.
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Why Are Things Thus.

10 the Editor Of The Globe.
The sidewalk lat least 1t is termed as
such) situated on Wacouta street next to en-
gine house No. 2 is continually being mis-
placed by crossing teams. As it is no more
than two plank walk the misplacine is
very easily done, and is consequently very
disagreeable to the public. especially so at
this season of the year. simply wish to
know whether any citizen has right to
move sidewalks to suit himself, and then
leave them in that condition. This is
matter that should be looked into at once.
A WAcoUTA STREET RESIDENT.
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RAILROAD Eleotion.

COLUMBUS, O., March l8.-The stockholders
of the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & st. Louis rail-
road held their annual meeting to-day, and the
following board of directors were elected !.
Thomas A. Scott, George B. Roberts, Wistar
Morris, Staickland Kness Henry d. Stoughton
Joseph A. Dubarry, ]. Price Wetherell, of Phil.
adelphia; Thomas d. Messler. j. N, McOul-
Tough, Wm. Shaw, VIM: H: Barnes, of Pitts
ert Sherrard, Jr., of Steubenville. Owing to
tho absence of certain officials no election of
officers was held.
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SIMPLE SIMON.
THE ADAGE "NO FOOL LIKE IN OLD
FOOL" Terrified.

Dallyings OF the Aged Cameron With the
Widow Ollver-Sample Love Billets
Passed Between the Tw0-A Promise of
Marriage Taken Advantage of-How the
Willy Woman Worked Upon the Old
Man in Connection With tho English
Observation-Disclosures Criminal Notes.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
Local Louisiana Election.

New iberia, La, March 1S..But little inter
est was taken in the election to-day, which
passed of quietly. The Republicans polled a
heavy vote as far as heard from. and elected
Judge Fontelien by large majority and gave
Judge Simon, Independent. Senatorial candi-
date, majority of about 800.
NEW ORLEANS. March 18.-The election of
delegates to the constitutional convention
passed off quietly in this city. The regular
Democratic ticket was elected. Vote very
li0ht = e,-J
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SENATE COMMITTEES.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS SELECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, March 18.-The Democratic
Senators in caucus this afternoon adopted q
report of the committee appointed to arrange
the Democratic personnel of the Senate COM
mittees as follows:
Finance-Bayard, chairman, Wallace, Ker-
nan, Voorhees, and Beck.
Appropriation-Davis, of West Virginia,
chairman, Withers, Beck. Wallace and Eaton.
Foreign Relations-Eaton, chairman, John
ston, Morgan, Hill aud Pendleton.
Commerce-Gordon, chairman, Ransom
Randolph and Hereford.
Judiciary-Thurman, chairman, Bayard,
Mcdonald, Garland, Lamar and Davis, of
Illinois.
Davis, of Illinois, is also provided for by the
majority the same as if he were in full party
fellowship with them by placing him on the
following additional com mittees, viz: revision
of laws. private land claims and census. The
other chairmanships are distributed as follows:
Privileges and Elections Salisbury,
Military Afairs-Randolph.
Naval Affa1rs-McP herson.
Postoffices and Post Routes-Maxey.
Public Lands-McDonald.
Indian Afairs-Coke.
Pensions-Withers.
Olaims-Cockrcll.
observation-disclosures.
District of Columbia-Harris.
Patents-Kernan.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Jone. Of
Florida.
Territories-Garland.
Railroads-Ransom.
Mines and Minirg-Hereford.
Revision of the Laws-Wallace.
Education and Labor-Bailey.
Civil Service and Observation-Disclosures.
Printing-White.
Library-Voorhees.
Contingent Expenses-Hill.
Rules-Morgan,
Enrolled Bills-Vance.
SELECT COMMITTEES.
On Transportation Routes to the Seaboard-
Beck.
To Examine tho Several Branches of the
Civil Service-Vest.
To Take into Consideration the State of the
Law Concerning Electoral Votes for President.
etc.-Morgan.
To Investigate the Treasury Departments
Accounts-Davis, w. Va.
On Census-Peudleton.
On Epidemic Diseases-Harrison.
Mississippi River-Lamar. (Notc, this re-
places the select committee on the levees of the
Mississippi river.
The select committee to inquire into the al
legged frauds in the late election commonly
known heretofore as the Teller committee, is
reorganized with Wallace, chairman, and
Bailey, Garland, Mcdonald and Herman "a the
other Democratic members.
The select committees on the subject of the
removal of the Northern Cheyennes to the In.
dian Territory, and to inquire into all claims
of the United States against Nicaragua, are to he
continued with the same memberships as at
present, their respective chairmen being Sena.
tors Kirkwood and Hamlin.
The caucus left three chairmanships of
standing committees to be filled by the Repub-
icans, viz: those of the committees on public
land claims, on revolutionary claims, and on
engrossed bills. The Republican Senators will
probably hold q caucus to morrow, to agree up-
on their own assignments to the vacancies left
for them by the majority. These vacancies
correspond in number in every case but one,
with the places heretofore allotted by the Re-
publioans for the Democrats. The exception is
the committee on Judiciary, which will this SEES
sion consist of nine Senators, instead of seven,
as heretofore and be composed of five Demo.
Gratis, three Republicans, and Davis, of Illinois
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
R0R1Y-SIX7H CONGRESS.
BOTH HOUSES ORGANIZED By THE
DEMOCRATS.

Unimportant Proceedings In tho senats--
Randall Reelected Speaker and Formally
Installed--Other Democratic Caucus
Nominees Chosen-An Members with
Certificates Admitted to Seats, but Hull,
DEM. of Florida, Objected TOLLS Case to
be Passed Upon To-Day-The Reorgan-
lied Senate Committees as Agreed Upon
by the Democratic Caucus-NIiscellaneou
Capital News.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
The Water PotCe,' at tho Falls.
TaylOrs Falls JournaJ

Several of the Minneapolis mills having
had to shut down on account of insufficient
water to operate them, Bill King comes to
the defense of the water power. with the
claim that the suspension was only tenn
porary and caused by low water The Dis
patch replies: ga chain is no stronger than
its weakest link. A water power is no
stronger than its low water capacity"
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WE GATHER THEM IN.
TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP. THE TRAMPS
ARE MARCHING.

Forty-six Corralled at the City Hall Nom
day-A Break for Liberty. While March-
Ing to Police Court--A Pistol Shot Recalls
Two. but Fourteen Escape--AnotherR Raid
Last Night-Four Make Successful Run
for Freedom-Fears Of Revolt-What
Shall We Do With Thorn ?-Bold Robbery
by Tramp.
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Pork Packing in St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. March 1S-Geo. 81. Morgan, SEQ
retary of the Merchants Exchange, furnishe.
the following statement of the packing at this
point from Nov. to March a. Number ~
hogs killed, &c. ,26l; average gros. weight 2s4
pounds; average cost per pound, gross |. shade
over 2S cents; average yield Of lard, 4.45.
pork, s, ,489. A-->A' VI
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Pittsburgh Places q Loan at Home.
PIrTsBuRaH, Pa, March 1s.-The Pittsburgh
loan, for the purpose of settling of arrears Of
the disputed steeet bonds, amounting to
Sl,405, 600. payable in five years and bearing 8
per cent interest, has been placed among the
Pittsburgh capitalists. VIM. Thaw headed the
subscription list.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19

ST. PETERSBURG, March 18.-The Golos states
it is more than probable that Russia has noti-
fed Turkey of her intention to leave troons
south of the Balkans until she is guaranteed
against payment OF war indemnity, being pre-
loan u.
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The Sulphur Rain.

MAucH CHUNK, Penn, March 1S.-A scientific
examination of the sulphur which fell in the
shower yesterday over the Lehigh valley, proves
it to be the pollen from species of pine caught
mp by the wind and carried from the Jersey
forests.
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w. b. GREENE,
Private Signal Corps, o. s. a.
WARMER WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 10, 4. M.-Indicatfons
for lake region, warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, light, variable winds, mostly from
southwest to southeast, followed by stationary
or falling barometer. For upper Mis.issinn;
and lower Missouri valleys, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northwe,t winds back
ing to southeasterly. and falling barometer.
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FORTY-SiXTH CONGRESS.
Extra SESSION.
The .S911nfe.

The Senate. %E
WASHINGTON, March l8.-The Senate was
called to order at prompt ~.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR.
Objection was made to the admission OF
Senator Bell, of New Hampshire, appointed by
the Governolsto fill the vacancy caused by the
expiration of Senator Wadleigh's term, and his
case goes over until tomorrow. Adjourned.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
Fire in Ontario.
Bank suspenalon.

MMDEN, Ont, March 1s.-The business Dor.
tion of the town is burned. Loss $4,000.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19

Capt. Boynton Strikes Out from Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March 1s.-A large crowd of
people witnessed the departure of Capt. Bovn-
ton for Louisville via the Ohio river at noon
to-day. party consisting of Oliver D. BRYAN.
Mr.. Creeland, of the New York H:rald. ana
Cincinnati reporters accompany the captain in
yawl as far as Lawrenceburg, Ind.
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Another. Rail.

A famous novelist once wrote popular
book, and for want of better name gave it
the suggestive title of "What will he do
with it, and in order to adorn more
vulgar but not less vital tale, the question
may he paraphrased into tsWhat will they do
with ttena.'' The plural pronoun at the end
of the last sentence has reference to the
pestiferous, omnipresent and SEEM
ingly perennial tramps, while "they''
is applicable to the police au.
thorities, whose accommodations are taxed
to al1mit-beyond which there is no further
room to go, while the cry is, still they come.
Following up the raid inaugurated on the
night previous, Chief Weber decided to mako
another sally last night, and, for this pur-
pose, Sergeant Walsh detailed posse of the
most sturdy policemen of the force, and at
9 o'clock the line of march was taken up
for the shops of the Lake Superior and
Duluth railroad.
Upon arriving at the spot careful recon-
noitre of the surroundings were made, re-
vealing the fact that the tramps had already
sought the rather Indifferent accommodation
to be found within the engine house. After
short consultation it was decided to come
down on the place en- na0sse, thereby taking
its inmates by storm, subsequent develop
ments fully demonstrating the wisdom of the
policy.
A sudden sally was according made, and
the scene that followed was highly ludicrous
The men were entirely taken by surprise,
notwithstanding which a bewildering scram-
ble wes made for places of concealment, not
few of the most daring ones making q de-
terained break for freedom, while quite q
number sought refuge in the round house.
At the time of the descent the round house
contained sixteen tramps, five of whom suc.
ceeded in making their escape, the remain
Ing eleven being put under arrest and
brought to the station house. The march
to the station house was without notable in
cident, and no trouble was experienced un-
til tie party had arrived within few yards
of the city hall, when one of the prisoners
made an attempt to escape, his capture fol-
lowing directly afterwards.
The spectacle presented at the station
house was one of unmixed confusion. Prone
upon the floor reclined from fifteen to
twenty men who had dropped in for a nights
lodging during the early part of the even
ing, while the cells were full to repletion.
The majority of the dodgers we're lost in pro-
found slumber, which was rudely disturbed
by the entrance of the round house prison
ers, and for while the air was lurid with
pro.ane and inarticulate curses.
The meagre accommodations afforded at
the station house, in times of emergency,
was never more fully demonstrated than on
last evening, when the huddling Of over
thirty human beings into room hardly
larger than respectable pig-stye, made q
scene OF enforced depravity that was abso-
lutely distressing.
Not the most Insignificant fact in this
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Missouri G ties to be Impeacbed.

Sr. LOUIS March 1S.-A CON mittee ba. he.n
appointed by the lower House of the Leeisla-
ture, to form articles of impeachment .r.;n.a
State Treasurer Gates.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
Southern, Minnesota for the State Fdir.
fChatfeld Democrat

Chatfeld Democrat.1
Bill Kings exposition will bs run as usual
at Minneapolis this fall. We hope We are
mistaken, but it looks to US as though there
was considerable spite work in announcing a
fair at Minneapolis the same week of the
State fair at.St. Paul, and we think tho
farmers of southern Minnesota should do
nothing to cripple the State organization.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
Ger7nGnu.
THE RULES IN THE RE1oHsrAo.

THE RULES IN THE RE1oHsTAa.
BERLIN, March l8.-The committee of the
reichstag on the standing order resolved not to
undertake any general revision of the rules of
the house, but will simply revise the arrange
ments relative to the presidents power to pre-
vent number from speaking.
TARIFF REVISION
BERLIN. March 18.-The tariff commission
seems particularly anxious to secure German
industry against American competition, It
has proposed heavy duties upon most articles
now imported from America. Its last decision
is In favor of duty of twenty marks per hun
dred weight on leather goods. The protection
lists are now attacking the present coinage sys-
tenn and recommend the issue of plenty money.
HURT By FRIEND.
LONDON, March l8.-A Berlin dispatch say.
Herr Leibkneoht's speech has sadly injured tho
socialists cause.
EMPEROR WILLIAM. ..
The Emperor is still obliged to keep his room
In consequence of a recent fall, but il improv-
ing.
sERIoUsLY ILL.
Prince Frederick CHARLES, brother of Emper-
or William, is dangerously ill.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
FlOuc Nlll Rurn...i-

AUBURN, N. Y, March lS--Burr & Thorne's
Touring mill burned tonight. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
Miscella neOxS.

CALCUTTA, March 1S.-Great fire is raging in
Rangood to-day.
CALCUTTA, March 1s.-Ex-President Grant
and party left yesterday for Rangoon and Sing
apore.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19

LONDON, March 18.-The Belgian explorer.
Waqthier, died Of dysentery in Central Africa.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19

NEW ORLEANS, March l8,-The Southern
bank has suspended.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
THE OLD WORLD.

France Pays the Last of Its War Loan
Death of the Belgian African Explorer
Great Fire at Rangoon, Burmah-The
New German Tariff Intended to Combat
American Competition-Prince Frederick
Charles of Germany Seriously Ill-Miscel-
laneOus.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF OBSERVATION. SIGNAL CORPS. q. 8. A.
1NGERsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time A. oil sfof;opo
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SEe0eQiu,

THE SITUATION IMPROVING.
szraEDIN, March l8.-The work of saving
life is over and the saving of property COM
menced. The authorities have telegraphed
that no further supplies of provisions are
necessary.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19

ROME, March 18.-The Pope aent 5000 lire tc
Szegedin for the relief Of the sufferers.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
England.
TnEE DknnaN

LONDON, March lS.-Habron, the young man
under sentence of death for the murder of a
policeman, which crime Charles Peace subse-
quently confessed he was guilty of, has re-
ceived free pardon.
FAILED.
LONDON, March 18.-Charles Stewart, Mills &
Co., merchants, Liverpool and Pernambuco,
have failed. Liabilities estimated at ECU, 900,
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
THE FIVE PER CENT. RENTER


Charles of Germany Seriously Ill-Miscel-
laneOus.
France.
THE FIVE PER CENT. RENTES.
PARIS, March l8.-The committee on Lurgti's
motion for investiga ton of the causes of the
fuctuation in five per cent. rentes, after hear
ing the explanation of Leon Say, minister of
finance, re- olved to recommend the chamber
not to entertain the motion. Albert CREW,
brother of the president, being unwilling to
resign from the chamber of deputies has been
sent to Algeria on temporary mission, but
clothed with the full powers of governor.
THE LAST OF THE WAR LOAN.
Tho French minister of finance yesterday re-
paid to the Bank of France $4,000, 900 francs,
the last installment of the milliard borrowed
from the bank during the war.
JESUIT TEACHERS.
oNDoN, March 18.-A correspondent ut Paris
says Minister Ferry's higher education bill
avowedly aims at the exclusion of Jesuits from
the right of teaching.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19

The train from out the castle drew. Jess
rang threw open wide the barred gates and
everybody fell back before the foeted per-
fume of nights distillation from the bodies
of forty-six tramps. They were martialed
in an irregular column by twos, and in this
order the procession began it's march from
the city hall to the market house.
Chief Weber headed the crowd. and
City Attorney Murray walked along even a
few steps further in the advance. A sorry
looking lot. Forty-six young and vigorous
men, out of work. A cursory look at their
faces and unkept appearance as they passed
in review, showed that the captives, if washed
and combed up, would not be such villain
ous class after all. Here and there
the birth mark of villainy
showed its obtrusive presence on
the countenancs of some one of the gang.
But, on the whole, they were nightly like
the rest of the kind. These forty six had
been imprisoned for the night in the city
prison, six feet wide by twelve and half
feet long. The stencil of the room was
plague laden in its foetid thickness, and hung
about the building all day in huge chunks.
Meanwhile the forty-six are marching
along towards the municipal court. TIE
head of the column reaches and passes
Sixth street on Washington street; the tail
of the procession brushes up to the, same
point, when sixteen burly fellows make
grand bounce for liberty. Chief Weber saw
the break, pulled his pistol and fired two
shots in quick succession. Two of the
bounding fugitives reconsidered their intent
to escape and fell back into line.
Fourteen continued to go, and as to
oI 70 fho $Iou oki
lively go. They made good their escape
through the alley ways and abounding angles
and corners in this vicinity. The first shot
brought Mr.. Murray to halt, and not until
the second was fired did he comprehend the
hear vicinity of grim visaged war.
The procession reformed and brought up
in the courtroom without further
interruption. There the crowd were
sampled out in lots, gave their names
ranging from common John Smith up to
aristocratic Herbert Montmorency. BY
some judicial reasoning, the court adj usted
their little charge of vagrancy by sentencing
them as follows:
To the county Jail, seven days. ...22
Discharged. ......................... 10
Each ono stepped up with appalling ef-
frontery. and acknowledged his calling.
II am tramp by profession and then
looked as if he didn't give dinner of cold
victuals as to what become of him.
One individual, John Forrest by name, at
least he said SO, became very defiant. He
stirred around with considerable noisy pro-
miscuity, and wouldn't be suppressed, the
courts order aud the bailiff's cry for silence,
notwithstanding. He was finally dragged off
to Jail for two weeks sojourn.
The other twenty walked out with serene
content to take up their quarters at the city's
expense. To particularize and recapitulate,
the capture of tramps, Monday night, was
disposed of as follows:
Seven days in Jail. %
Fourteen days in Jail. Observation-Disclosures. 1
Discharged. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Escaped Observation-Disclosures. II
Daily globe., 1879-03-19

And as a matter of course the ques-
ton to be agitated is, sWhat
shall we do with our tramps?'' They are in
the city and about the suburbs to the num-
Der of 200. Yesterday the council took up
the matter and discussed it at length. The
proposed action of the City Fathers against
this menacing danger is given in the council
proceedings. That immediate and vigorous
action is demanded, none will deny.
Daily globe., 1879-03-19
HOW THE WORK IS DONE.

The work of construction has been under
the personal supervision of Mr.. jerome B.
Garland, who has had fifteen to twenty years.
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