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New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

and Ogde er sburg from 20 10 20. ST. Lous, Kansas
CITY and Northern from 27lf to 29osa2S' 70 and
preferred stock from 81 to Goa 05ie Nabash Hell-
ing at 4G04G3t0i6. American District Telegraph
made an advance of per cent and reacted y per
cent on transactions of 5000 shares. Inc
express stock were not strong rs before. exc PIT
ing Adams. which advanced to 106. American de-
cining 3la per cent 20 90. United states 54 To %,
and Wells. Fargo Il Coz per cent to lO1.
The extensive dealings IN Sutro at the stock TX
change. and at the Mining Board large business
in Gold Placer with n further advance to - cents,
and an advance TO - H. for liukIl. were the only
features of the dealings In bullion mining stocks,
Tne general market closed excited and bnoyant.
RANCE 90 glH STOCK vAgKIT
1sTeJorffd bU ne 6O't ana Sfgaf IeieIffDa tiD6ng
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
1 are the closing quotations /:

The total dealings in State bonds during thls
week were only $3.50 600, but quotations generally
were lirmer. particularly for the southern bonds.
To-day, Louisiana cOnsols sold at i23i -. AGAINST
against 80, aud Tennessee 6s new at 2slf, against
2Ti2.
The sales OF city bank stocks for the week were
unusually well distributed. and at full figures To-
days business covered Hanover i50i NJ 1lO; Met.
lopolitan Jl at l3I. 9ni Marine 6j at lo1.
large busmes, was done in railroad bonds OF
the speculative class and in the main Mt advancing
prices the highest generally prevailing on the last
day Of the week. Investment bonds also were firm
hut irregular in prices, sorle issues OF equal value
of the same companies, selling much higher tnau
others For instance the North Missouri hrsts Is
miles Of what now IS portion of the st. Louis
Kansas CITY aud Northern Railroad, or az
the rate of about ! 800 per mile, sell at about
III while the bonds of the direct Issue of the
same company, secured by n mortgage Oh it, Omaha
branch at .he late of $4,000 10 the mile. sell at
1892 The North Missouri bonds will mature III
July, $50. while those OF the Omaha Extension
have forty years to run, and pay the Same rate cr
cent per aHDun as DO the North Missouri bonds
Numerous Other instances of the kud might be
mentioned, among which are the funded
- f Lric which at the marAct pgIco,
cheaper than the second consolS. j.
nav not he generally known that after June l. 3S3
tho funded bonds bear per cent interest. the
as the second cOusois boar. The market tO-lay wAs
excited and higher Ter the Erios, Rome. Water
town aud Ogdcnsburg firsts. Missouri. kans1s and
Texas iirstS aud seconds. Lehish and Wllkcsbatu,
cousols and Boston, Hartford and Erie irsis, which
also further advanced Gle per cent h. 52l The ioi-
lowing are the highest and lowest prices tnr prin-
clpal representative railroad bonds unI!ng thu
week, and the closing sales to-day ami week agO
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
FRIDAY. Oct. lO-r. ".
2 O'CLOCK A. VI.

The transactions at tho Sub-Treasury during the
week ending to-day have resulted in a reduction IN
lis general balance of S5.53G,51O; the total bal
ance now being $l53. .G34. .5s5. against Tl59,l7l.-
O95 Friday, October 3. and against Slds' io7 900
Friday, September 20. The particular changes Of
thi, week are Currency oss. Si27 93s com lo--.
%5.1Os,572. Undoubtedly the banA -iaiewent To-
morrow will show large decline IA iosa! tender
notes. but il probably will show gain OF about
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

Total shares sold for tho week 2So-6-
Five hundred and f0rty-thrte Thousand aud sixty
eight shares of stock were recorded as being sold
at the Stock Exchange tO-day-a number that
year ago was considered fair weeks business As
usual of late Erie led or with Transactions amount
nR to Isl 500 shares The usnal number of liuctu-
ations took place aud some OF them Of suili-
,ient importance Ia encourage the = bears " and
create doubts among the tulls but before the
end there was an exhibition of strength that re-
moved all doubts from the minds oi either, aud
the ,ast price Ala. was the best of the day.
The run ON the coal shares was continued.
with the result ~ n further general advance Of
prices Of from L. 20 ga per cent Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western selling up TO 79al. and New
jersey Central 10 1OIl. From theso extreme prices
there was n decliue OF 90 per cent IN Delaware,
Iackawanna and Western and "A per cent III New
jersey Cchrral. and prnportionAie drop ~ the
others, followed. however, by sharp recovery.
which loft the final figures only ss1lla per cent
below the hcst Of The day Lake ShuTc sold ~ 95Ss
a gJ5s ending gt the lowest figures while MIcnl-
a.u Central after being strong at s1d s9ai, sud-
denly decliued 10 -G's the report Of the
accident on the road. which II l. estimated
VIII cost the company from S20O,OOo 10
$500 900. The price, however, later rallied
To S~is The CTaDgsrs generally were higher
IN the early dcalings, hut nd not fully recover
fipu the usual midday reaction. There was not
able advance ia tie price Oi Burlington, Cedar
Rlpi,is auc Northern from toia to 80; also IN g.,
c.. &. and l. from 81 go GsIgd67, Lafayette,
Bloomington nd Mauc- from IL To II, Ohio aud
tli..i--irr ,fom 22i to -l'44.ila aud preferred
sfJck from 72iI 10 5JajI a Rome, WatcrtO VI
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
sly nElrns IT NENPNIs.

NiNPnI., Tenn, OF. 9.-Ten cases OF yell
los i,g.r 10 al -eveu colored and three wn) and SIX
d atls were reported 20 The Bond of Health to-day.
Judge ElduJee viii render a decision tie Injunction
a. a ,aiurlar. All those reported SICK a Harrison,
N.-. hsyr since died ~, Howrrds have ic.esiapned
g. Nca-Drrs fur ass i-isncr the SICK 80 Harrison,
th. tiDv fd unable ach tnat pi.cr owing 10
thc sirct iiaramtlue regulations of Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
COURT OF APPEALS.

ATrANY. Oct. 1O--fn the Court Of Appeals. Friday.
October TO- 1879 present the Hon. sar,foft L. Church. G..
Associates, the following busincSs nc sacted
No 30 Nathaniel Jarvis IT, aud another eXccntois. sppel
sut- Dwight IT Omsrta. executor. etc. dent
ny John T. Whiting for appellants charles Iacy
respondent. No 77.lhe people rel john T. joyce and
az er erueii nts Frank BrundaCC, respondent
ur! hy g. ". ralgs for appellant T. Z. Eli m re
snnn tent 40 lN-Dan.e l. Mtrftt irsfnu0out JACOB
C,urheli aiotl p. administrators, app lats
Calvin FROST afPeante. aud Wam 4 Beach for lespon
The following is The day calendar Of Appeals
for Monday october 49, 1879 Nos. 60, X. 81 -. CO.
$50 AND aiS
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
.LoslAa rnlcL. OF rmaApELpmlA srocK..
.AN rn,vrTsco uvI>G srocKS


Government bonds were dull all the week. the
total transactions at the board amounting only To
81 7g3.0oO, against the small business of
H} -J6, 900 for the preceding week. Prices. how
ever. were steady to firm. To-day's business COW
cred $4,000 coupon and $4,000 registered Is
OF 1881 a 105ls $4,000 registered ~ at I05l2
and $3.50 900 coupon fs al l02N 1919. The mar
kct closed s,eady. The following are the highest
and lowest prices of bonds for the week, and the
closing sales to-day and week ago
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
BASE BAiL NOTES.

The League PToyidcnre Club played at Balti
n. ges.ras alh t.e s.Fuhg professional Baltimore
ca. Alpl. 0JJ p rso4s win ssod the ganse. which
Va VII paved and 81 seiy contested throughout Al
IL d me seyc,h innlg when each side Lad scored
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

three runs play called on account OF darkness Far
tl 'oSs, lOik and Hines have agreed TO play IN PrOv
uehce ce next season McGcary and Matthews will remain
mere, ana start, Wright, Ward and pargan Will
ION me club. OROurke will lie the only one 10 leave
ae club Ward Farrell and Gross were offered II 500
each 10 play III the Albany Club in 1880
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
BANKING AND FININCIAL.

Wnl. b. Hatch 81 Co.. bankers. - Pne-st.. 9ys
special attention 10 the purchase AMI -fi. a. all
the different Cl.lsse- of stOcss and bond Il the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company; also pur-
chase stock and bord scrID and deferred interest
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

NORM. WILKINS. AUctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE of ;. W. corner ot
a. Stnavc and 5Ist-st r. II Ludlow & Co viii sell az
auction Thursday. OcoJer ~ 1879 II ~ O'Clock. at the
Exchange ~a!e-iohnl ~ Br"aa~ay (IImiy Buildpg y.
Y. 10y OF the executors ~ Charles Davies de
ceas,d shave. southwest corner o 5istst-l ne va uAn
LOT together and basement brck build
,g sax4s4 feet a good lot 80 feet 30 pei
cent of the pure chascnuey bond ana mort
gage Maps Office of the aucuoneers. No Pme-st
Ny 5.371
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

The PLEASURES OF MEMoRY.-Papa. "And
wat are You thanking OF my little boyi' Little boy
'Oi old tmes.'-lJndy.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
EUR0pEAx pINANcGAL MARKET.

IONnON. OCT lN-l2SO u NJ. = b0ud- f0ur anl het
per cfa lnsit ives 1861 Fue FshWav shares Ilf
a.. prcferft-. 80 second sousps ~. Fcuu~vivane
Cerlra tSi NrwJcrry tcntrai cpnsOls, lO4l NewJer.
.ry Central. 50 traoan0 ai!r,ai. ~
LoNnaS. Oct lp-l;j mFsn- ddvices quote Three pe-
cen tlss Eric
I.ns'ay 4rare-. Al il RfaH.g itailr as, %
t0Nrlv. oct tD-t - - The amount bullion with.
TIE ~ gland - ~, s5-nns
IArls pei
cruimrs h-
rARs oct lO-Excilange l0ad0n. % 3Oia
tifng. lot els ok
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER



Malison-avc. 9 = % # n Of sists, a2xs5;J F Nc
Liughliu. referee. 10 sarah -suTgi-......... ST
sc6serinr i IT, referee e. to S Msfs Pcck as
GeIaFdst nes II Of KclreaiaNe 7SxlOo;
Malaen lane. 40 ;, 2lxsO Al sanger. referee 10 II
sstS $ s7s It 2dave 25SsS rhiip schnch 1900
S5ta:si, -. s2.S It o. EroaiNay, goxioc5i Ne
=, Milan and wife to Thomas Aud =, 22ct
Ilne menry + Detee. ir .'......... 25C
losI1-st Roc-cyeit lane. iSxioo; NJ Edncy.
ssme property sane and Others 10 same -.. 5Ot
"a r5x7x5: William l. sis.iev. fc1',es t1 the
. tnei states Trust company ~ Ser Yors .~.- 2o4o
- = ic.iria--aVe, n lijtlsi iOlxl2.
Miller and another. executors. etc. 10 seth NJ
reck 70 J. u Van Barrn - 1925
ana to Henry Kuade -. TOO
O-tist, :. ~ u " of Nadisonave - 6gl0U.5 J u
l. on anu vile to William saihiOgd 1890
RECORDED LLASEs
Friclorich John II and another administrators etc.
ave ana etnsi. 5ia wear. a. annual rent cf ~ 81 90
Moore, JOAN 10 t.iizan,th Tansncv, M 80 cath
Moiisch To- BosrDiurf part Of 4ii scaye A,
s,lssE. I t. wsisisaIei, 40 ail sin-avc.5 years
al annual rent of lc0
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Guggcnhemer. Enza 70 Katzenberg lgo
y4d seolied saes W 1aI Wvckc To-
STCOKDIb hOHTSaGE>
Barry Julia * and hushaud the Mutual Life Iusur.
anse COMPANY. so 80 Fsst Heas'ons a. yr-r.. siOO
BO0kllan. au4 vile to the " 4shinEton ilfe In~ur-
iOmpany, n 3tl-ave and !Si-st, aud
ssi-t Of |s.syc = nor,s.-es years total. 5000
Garter. 81 AID others 70 tac Sutusl Life irsuiaiico
Coapary. No - west Ssih.- q months - 5oo
49,. s ,csfs .--.''..' 1000
Hilbert Jonn anri wife 10 l. Jones. Forth amave
20 . 500
Lucicr Dtt0 " win to John iairT and another
ssS5th OF l-t.aVr muHtiH. ............... 7Ou
same to Niona,s Bcrgmau, s5th--t. OF Ave-A.S
800
mortraecr 3 months total ..-.....'...' .~. 900
Nil iAtn seIn " tiroIge NAL aud another cK-
5vclr- -. ....'.. 40
snce Company No- ana 10 IoISiio-st year. 200
OOOUmtii. J .1agd TO Il 4 Naiahlr. executor.
etc. : Wiiisave and igtl-st lots. mort
eaeer, yeals. total ....... 300
~,ors eio. Soi7 Nest 5 s-s year ........ 1900
~tuTsls. -arsn : = 10 Il y MmtuTn lnd others tru--
ices etc riisCu-ave Of elstst years % 90
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEW -NoaK. Friday. Oct. TO- 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
charge Salesroom to-day:
RI John T. loud
i-s'oty frame store and Cwelhna with lot No 2Gf
llzarth-st. e :. l3J Il e oi Bleecker 81, lot 23lN
sJlXl53X75.0: Catherine spencer $500
IN hicsaTi J.. HGrf;t.
! SsiOTy brick dwelling with lease uf lot, n 9TH
ave g s, - 70 of Stlst lot - NlON leased Nov !,
mum Anne Van $500
BIZ H. ?. HGgr10u0.
size 5cxl 20 sx-xi $40: II Churchni -. 1900
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

s.rct Good Ordinary. 80 Atnnc.
fnfuIoi airF decrs of ls 20 & POI fr
, ,nd grsiuts or st"s ~Sles, f'rf. i"24.
1921. la2O lt.t. trlt. Ipl1 d.. g. IAli, io Z
Novemher lp 9.1' '9s a37. lo. Ns5. iori. 1903 ne
srsnu.T HH-. .fI go. H.t. 1000. l'f 5. 4H'. Iaun
ary. Iu.n'. itu~, t1 iu'@ 100 i4l". l"O a.. l0li.
iO IS fN = Icl-f!ly. iu.lh lHiH D., lH.Zi,
~ - let2 lo.ss nGreh. ldis l,.sg io8J DO g6. it3G
iJ,- i8- fus1, april luts lp5J. l1.t- ioaJ. l'.i2,
lD.5T 1889. NV. ~. iutf. lNt~. lNIt,
1912. i0.Il0 - Jane, ".4. iOsi Jniy, la". l0sa.
Iugi fl- total roo la.rrs Grand Total NH4 %
bales. t,rsi cAii-Oriebef - N"NeFber e.. i'r'rn,-
total p 10 h.es October. liir. 90 ~.
ssnDer IT, r; Iscenbcr. t9g. 30 lUOl JANUARY. laio.
ipub. FeIsIIr-. a 23 Mach. iH;b Apni IHan Nsf.
i) 20 ui a. 40 lscs. mud Cai rec~niheg, in gahu-
srr. iul1 Fclfnsr, l01S Mach. lutU. aaf. l".fN.
1905 June. 10 - "isl 2.tuo bales fdtrrc, c1s,d
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
DroohInm Real gslale for Sale.

DLOCKS, I2 BLOCKS and plots of lots low
priced near the inr Of the BROOKLYN Elevated Railroad
rare Or rportuny for mcnt speculation have sold
thest lots in The st months. ECLAND WILT
lNG, Becklaast
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

The sub-Ireasury to-day lost $702. 7Ss coin and
gained 1861 SOC currency, net loss on balance.
s,l31 ,II2. Money during the week Tuled firm st
per cent call, there being little difference be-.
tween the rates for loans Government bonds and
acceptable Stock Exchange collaterals excepting
with certain lenders who ALWAYS prefer Govern
ment securities rs colateras. To-day untll after
2:3O o'clock the rate was plump per cent. Aft'r
that few loans were mace down T. "a, low as
per cent Tbe dom, site cXchangcsO on NewlOrK are all
against this clty quotations being UNCHANGED from
taose of last noted. Tho United states Treusurer
at Washington to-day received $4,000 IA Ma
tional bank notes tor redemption. IA customs
receipts were $500. 900. The following is the
Clearing House statement today: Exchanges,
+l236s3,OG7; balances, ~; STD, 6sd. The onsine,s
at the sub Treasury covered: Receipts, 1910 !;
payments. 81, ,li3, lJ5 CURRENCY balance %l7.2OS-
77s con- balance, SI36365, s07.
Foreign exchange has been dull anal weak all the
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
Cnn Rfal Cslatc Tor safe.

1 CHOICE locatiO,. North Malison-square !;
~ centre ot block i-cani stone aud stables aOX
2Up feet. T. A. NOt Ne ~ EX,hange-pace
An ABSOLUTELY FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
"A FOX SAIE-siXs 9Jx7t-6sfn--f. seuh SIDE. between
id ay.-; the hand bloc
fot particulars and permit apply 10
g. W. TYATT.
hoCm .. IA 5thavc
CHOICE l0cati0n, north MaGIsor- square.
y II block, "ccanf brown stone >2uJ. with
stable. H. a. NDt NO, - LXchsngcpitcc
EOR SALE.-Thc three elegant lOUSES
Nos. Is nand - Fast 6Sd-st DctNe,s ds,1.pn and
ave> reuotel'od bv nr,cas- n. day
v".k aId made exceptionally cpAvrnrJ tlgtsiyo
IN O.ter iol inspection, and offered for t2t ono each
JOHN ID. CIINMTNS,
l0i7 3dave
EOR SAIE.-Ghree houses, Nus. 30, 32, ~
Il sas l3tn-st Address JAS. HAKi, No. ~ Mainc.st.
I'eo-a4ilL y. Y
EGR Sal AlE.-ihe tirSt-class story, high
stOop brown house .21 We ljfh--t; 2lxAN lui
zoo; walnut npi~i BInadway nearly new; 1 good
ofdcr All improV emenis Apply on the preiniscs
I'D LOTS, intending ful, front Easterv
~ Boulevard, us and llsthss for sale cheap BOYD
premises.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
Citn Drcpcrtn 60 fet.

I OFFS, 26 Bcekman and IS Spruce-sts to
rent excellent for puhlisbiug leather etc;
other lOIts. JAMES PRICE, 200 Hodsuntt
I'O LkT.-Avenue-A \, Eastern Boulevard. be
tween sOtn aud slststs.; modern private dwell
ings IN rriec order Tor two families s35
lsr all Cay.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11

The following SHOWS The imports OF dry rlOts nc
the port of Ncw-YJrk fof the week ending today
and since January /. rs c0LipIrcd with the CORE
spending perslds Of previous wears:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-11
Gounirn propcrip tor Sale ano 90 fsl.

NuuNlu plOptIlu ipt Iuit uHo So LIZ.
4 DESIRABLE farm of 70 acres In Monmouth
1 County y. be s0f, by ortoi of IN" Court. AT
90 1873 For psrti ular- address
EZRA \. OSBORN Admini-irator. MiddictOwn n j.
Fine Country Residence Westchestcr
~ Ccrty, six all complete coat SioooOi VIII b"
sod csarss oaer wanted; 40 nutcs from NewYork
ADDRESS l.. o. Box 3, SO city.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A farm of 80
acres with all necessary Improvements, az Petersburg,
rl particulars given on appnlng 70 tHh ltl.fS y
RONAINE. Peters urg, Va or JOHN HAY -, No uo WIZ
lam 50, New-lorb
LNOR SALE CHEAP.-At Bergen Poiat. n. j.,
best bu.incss street. IN The town, house tnl pt
on Cottagst between H0ber ad Orient st cost >2Jo
VII be Sold for $1,000 Apply 10
II. COMES III Wcsi-st, Kew York City.
LOR SALE.-farm III good order; splendid
location "a -hort distance rom 0epot; one hour from
View 70 susb. Tor country residence ana flv" sy At
husuess ~ thc cty prc" me!crstS t,rls easy
Address TREASURER, +. o. b X, a,'e2 Ncn->'rk-
TEANDSOMEST, CHEAPEST. BEST IL
( ROOM COT N1itY Ri.SInENCE FOR ihe money =
beautifully aid out lawn. shade, ifult Jtt - h-h
To- uty 81 so, BOY ll3 CrsEford. y j.
nRANGE, y. J.-flou.cs ana Country seats
~ 10 ic 9na er sag rcst 'srey a;o farm, o ana 'i
/ fnn tstN ACRFS richest X. r; Lands end.
west IoSs. These lands sfred low, ami on iNolaOe
tt1n-' toirc-i oncchcc s0Aced. III LAND NliiliNE'
5I,eAnaHse
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31
HEAD LIVE SONG.

The editor sits in his easy chair at 3
O'clock in the morn
His easy chair is a three legged stool,
And he feels very cross as rule
Waiting for news to be born.
Oh, the telegraph is midwife bold.
And active and sleepless is she,
And she brings to our world the little
events
From mountain, plain, river and sea,
First comes "a speech by Ulysses s.
Grant,
Then bunk in virginia's gone through ,,
AND next "the hog packers are out on a
strike"-
Exposition at Rome, 49,"
A rest.end the ticker says. Sad suicide
~ VI female in Saltwater iail.''
Then later "Prince Bismarck considers
p his views
1n.the Turco.Greek row will prevail"
Our congress fights DER the hegria de nip
Tells witness he testify shall -~
And U. 5. G. swears That he hasn't wish
For job on the lsthmus Canal.
And SO sings the wire the dreary night
Bringing news of the living and dead
Till eYerything's in 4 o'clock! Lock the
forms! ... .....r +, .rs, -
Start the press! Wash your hands! g.
Go to bed ....
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31

REFERRING to the morbid sympathy
Of the citizens of Mcleod county for
their former treasurer who stole $780,
900, of their money, the St. Cloud
Times says:
To outsiders, who have no personal
acquaintance with the guilty man, and
who only look at the facts as they ex-
list, the punishment of Minis seems
not only just, but wise and fortunate
in view Of the late frequency of
such offences as his. His fate will be
warning to others, and hereafter in
Minnesota. when an official feels the
first temptation to appropriate the
public moneys to his own use, State
prison gate will rise before HIM. like
terrible gibbet to a doomed man,
andlsWi drive. every criminal thought
tram hissmind. We regard the pun.
sfllllilt1of Minis, as u salutary lassol
the benefits Of which will be reap.
ed BY the people Of the entire State,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31
: GROSS INHUMANITY.-
Shocking if True-A Former Prince
tonian and His Wife Accused Of Dia-
boical Brutality TO a Bow.

" A CThe) most disgraceful case of
humanity which ever came to our
notice, was reported in town yester-
day by Ed. Doerschalg and CHS.
Dose. The statements they made.
were, that young boy, by the name
of Ridley, about IL years old, son Of
David Ridley, who was doing chores
for, and living with, Lawyer Dent, at
Rush Lake, has been ill-used and
beaten until he is nearly dead. The
other night he (the boy) left Mr..
Dents and went over to Mr.. Doses
and told the story of his wrongs. He
Was refused proper bedding and com.
PEELED to work out of doors without
suffi cient clothes to keep him from
freezing. The day before leaving, he
was loading hay for Dent and wanted
to get down off the load, but was not
allowed TO- on pain of being run
through with, the pitch fork; the boy
staid on. thu load until. his feet were,
frozen solid nearly to the ankle. and
all his fingers were frozen, in which
plight he came to Mr.. Doses. The
boy tells a tale of cruelty practised
upon him, that he was beaten bout
the house. kicked and mauled by both
Mrs. and Mr.. Dent, and his body was
black and blue in manv nlacas and
cars nearly pulled of. He presented
a pitiable appearance. in the extreme.
The above is as represented to US by
Mr.. Doerschalg and Dose and we have
every reason to believe it is true
Rash City Post.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31

SLIHHTLY TINCTURED WITH DEMOCRACY.
Editor Union: ......
No deaths to record here; all have
survived the uncommon cold weather
OF the past ten days; no telling how
cold it has been; the thermometers
have all been frozen upor frozen down,
as you please. The only thing ex-
citing on the programme is the Maine
mudole. 1t is pleasing to read rhe
editorials of the republican press of
the country. Every conical-headed,
brainless idiot that can write his
name and has seventy five cents in his
pocket to start a paper with, is
hurting all the anathamas that his
limited brain can comprehend at the
governor of Maine. What for! For
doing his duty, in accordance with the
laws the republicans enacted! He
has given them a dose of their own
medicine, it has reacted and they
can't keep it down; in fact, they are
surprised, like the fellow who had
been on a six weeks drunk when he
stepped up to fountain. saying, ..I'm
going to astonish my CUTS with drink
of water" Gov. Garcelon will do his
duty, his whole duty, and abide the
consequences: he learned to dodge
rebel bullets in the late unpleasant.
ness and is not the man to be intimi.
dated by threats OF assassination or
the blatant blow Of the old fogies
who have been stall fed in the public
treasury for twenty years. 1t is life
or death with the republicans; they
will take desperate chances to hold
the reins Of government, and we may
hear of little Innocent blood being
shed before the "mill'' is over.
]. r.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31

DR.. Gle feels justly elated. With
in the past month he has successfully
treated % cases of diphtheria and mas
not lost patient. More especia lily
has the doctor reason to feel gratifed
with the result Of his labors in Or
rock. Sherburne county, where the
disease existed in its worst phase, he
drought OUT patients all right whom
other doctors despaired of. Dr.. Gle
is a quiet transformations gentleman,
does not elbow his own bugle"-his
patients are all alive. they can do the
blowing.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31
Christmas, at Lake Fremont.
There was Christmas tree at

There was a Christmas tree at the
residence of Mrs. Bean, Lake Free.
mont, on Christmas night. About
twenty couple were there to celebrate
the occasion. A large number of
beautiful presents were distributed
among the guests. After a bountiful
repast, to which ample justice was
did; all joined in Willing away the
happy hours in the n,azes of the dance
until morning, and we're greatly
pleased. No busters or liquors used.
-. RIO.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31

For the information of our cantan-
kerous Spencer Brook correspondent,
]. r., we will state that the conscien
tious editor of the influential and re-
liable democratic New York World-..
in common with all other honest dem
ocrats.- .denounce Garcelon and his
council in unmeasured language. But
then, TALL great minds differ
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-12-31

The St. Paul Globe of the Slst, con.
talns a comprehensive review Of St.
Paal--.its railroads, its mercantile
business, its places of amusement, and
in fact everything pertaining to that
clty,.-.also complete chronology Of
all the important events that trans.
pired during the year.