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Winona Legislature.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
W1NoNA Feb. S.-Judge Mitchell has filed his
decision in the case, Of Geo. W. harrington vs.
The Town of Painview, in an action brought
to enjoin the supervisors from issuing bonds
voted in aid of the Plainview railroad TO the
amount of $4,000 The question of the con-
stltutionality of the legislation under which
the proceeding was had, the chief point
argued. Judge Mitchell held that the act in
question Is not unconstitutional, and gave
Judgment for the defendant. The case will
probably be appealed.
Parties indebted to the late firm of Shepard
d Cummings, grocers, of this city, have been
served with double set of notices relative to
the payment of accounts one from J. G.. Swart.
assignee, the other from l. B. Cummings, trus-
tee The matter will probably involve itiga-
tion before being decided.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09
The Cheyenne Prisoners.

st. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-A Leavenworth Kan, dis
pasch says the Cheyenne prisoners from Camp
Robinson arrived at Fort Leavenworth yester-
day, guarded by detachment of the Third
cavalry. The men were in irons, and were
placed in the guard house under charge Of
MAJOR ~ Randall, of the Twenty-third infantry.
made Of them. ~
Daily globe., 1879-02-09

Z. L. kavanagh, commission auctioneer,
closed out the Heiman stock of clothing yester-
day. The prices and attendance tend to show
that Kavanagh makes success of ali his sales.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09
Summer Garden Theater.

The past week has been continued success.
crowded houses nightly. Col. Kaauff an
nounces an entire change of programme for
this week, full of new songs, dances and Jokes.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09

secretary of war for information in regard to
any balance remaining in the treasury from
dlIect taxes collected from South Carolina.
day. 49, non-
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CAPITAL CULLINGS.
THE SENATE and HOUSE BOTH IN
SESSION.

The Army Appropriation Bill Agreed
Upon In the House With Many Import
ant Amendments-AnA Amendment to the
Revenue Tax Law w-Conference Reports
on the Several A Appropriation Bills-Items
of Interest.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09

The Ramsey County Pioneer Assoc ciatlon.
Eight years ago an organization of all who
lived in Ramsey county in territorial days, was
formed for the purpose of reviving fading re-
collections, cementing friendships of olden
times and preserving the traditions and his
tory of early days. 1t numbers some 200 mem
befs, who usually gather in friendly intercourse
around the festive board, and live over again
the years that are gone.
The pioneers this year hold their festival at
the Merchants hotel on the 22d inst. Hon. l.
Y: D. Heard is the orator Of the occasion.
There will also be music and short speeches
by Gen. Sibley, Gen. Sanborn, 81. J.. Horn. DR..
Day, D: G. Cooley, VIM. P. Murray, H. s. Fair
child, Col. Hewitt, DR.. Murphy, Col. Robertson,
Maj. Newson and others.
A good time is expected. The pioneers al
ways have good times at their festivals.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09
New York Bank Statement,

New YORK, Feb. S.-The following is the
weekly statement of the New York associated
Daily globe., 1879-02-09
Ahern has the best butter made.

Bargains at 1O5 Seventh street, corner of
Jackson.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09

He Testifies Positively that He Knows
Nothing of tho Cipher Telegrams-He
Didn't Authorize Pelton 10 Buy Elec-
tors or Returning BOaris-And Insists
that Hayes Holds His Office by the Pur-
chase of ElcctOrs-A Very C6mprehen-
His Character.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09

Fresh eggs daily at Ahern's.
Daily globe., 1879-02-09
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
The Senate.
SENATOR WALKER,


WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Credentials of James
D. Walker, elected Senator from Arkansas, were
nlace6 nm file
, 1879-07-21
PERSONALS,

To ChAstino Coz: While thcro is Ito there
II ropa.
Mr. Ewing will please blow tho fog-horu
and let ns know whete ho IL.
David Davis ia losing aosh, and It Is hoped
that Mr. Stephens may ind It.
The ways Of Providence arc imcnltab1e
Particularly those OF tho pitcher.
Gov, McClo1lan's boom, 1t ia feared, has
been stolen bY Asr Jetasy mosquitoes.
Isn't calling Henry Wattsrson a powder
monkey IN unnecessary waste Of poHderf
Sara Bernharlt Is reminded that this Is q
glorious climate and great country foE ehlldreu,
II Princo Napoleon wore nl,yo lis would
b very much surprised to aes how great tnAa he
t1s become.
Mr.. Dana's absences IN Europe ID tho only
vacation that ~. 1layos requires, Aau he IL snjoy
Ing It tmmanselJ.
Some OF the London papers arc Of tho
opinion that thu th'nness ot Sara Bernhard &.
tends to her acting.
Dr.. haasol IL going to the South African
Mtss nnt hlt fscosd coavtness VI that hs will not
b. killed by thu foe.
Charles Rsads tells Gracs Greenwood that
~ !9es Iaen better than 1etiou. but Grucs
a9ssn't II sas believes It.
iha Sunday concerts At Lincoln Park are
tsJ wicked. snd steps snou!d bs taken to rendsr
~1ckedness lsss pleasant 'S"a~'
The updestakesr Ut New York have adot,t.
I'd shn cAsh,do"n priactple. and psreQay no, nav,
ing ths ready mousy can't ala.
There we're 10 ciut wonnds on the person
of the late John r. Seymour, and therolore III .
New York police sss not suspeclcd,
hr. Courtney has about concluded to
row M. nsnlan. Nj, Lamar must now ovbt Mr.
c,ukliu1. aa4 Tho publc mind will be relieved In
two important particulars.
, 1879-07-21

l1lxs, and grand field OF entzios ID confidently
expected.
LOCAL aO8e1F.
A large crowd Waited the track yesterday 10
sec tile trot&ers taks their exercise. Both
Rarus and Hopeful were o1k but netthe. oi
them was speedod.
Alden Gotlsm!.i's, horses, Driver Alley. and
judgment, arrived yesterday from Cincinnati,
Alley and Driver are entered Ia The 2:A and
2;20 c1asseA respectively.
H. c. Pate, Of St. Louis, yesterday purchased
thr clle.tnut nare Katie Middleton, That At tho
recent Loulsytfla meeting obtained record OF
2:..H. liz gave w. GOO and tho trottinE horse
Albert F. for her.
Tomorrow the great trottlng meeting begins
Il The Jockey Club Park, aud 4 large crowd il
expected on Tie oponing day, the events on the
programme belng tl,4 $50 and 20 race, thers
being large Aell Of starters In each.
, 1879-07-21

1trhtt tafAfttHNN.
case Of !ce'Hfeam anu s,a'. s.,.e. hsrmon,1ed.
Why naturally yoa want ~ .as .ho-t ,,b., "A ii
Etas'ned, and tek'ea unos. ' .sa,.d icc,errams.
were. NO" I'm gong !. ~. s,' ~, xont ron.
vegetable aubstancce' Oh eoMs.' l.. .,,ninv.a, M
Atn any deld1eflous 3ae"t'' a..,n.1r,,i coat can
anllino colotss ~ - f,orn thc f.inttst Of
produce efeani o. osc.y .,.ht n, whteh 1, ltse
palc.ol,e ~ .ea'es .st..t an oncn door. Every
running Joaf aeAu esaa s..,.ni.. sh.A. tbst l,r.t
woman can oFacs tne pa."sa p...,,s. -. La,,.t.
auib her complealun M sau ....,su
strings and dfess' p'R iat" ~
The editor sAid II sesmea s, 20 70 ",u.'
"Nowt af' 7aa ~. .,s"ss ..d w.. .son ~,
"Tye been II .ee'ese"n " w.. ..'a 80 a...s ~
4 hot day fed-taeea S's! .aAe "ou'a rsa.a w."
los pounds, OF maY oe ~, sa'nR saa"uet5
,ee.ercasn and dtlnk'hR = casdl-panen. hsl ~
tended husband stooo tfeet ms Wa "''a
hammered AND fesneo Bea!ens" nm" "ouu
weigh abont 14o' : "a" u" '.eo "1Ao"'"H IN
he watched hds' '-hot because nc n&on IN nnt'n-
tied supply o. TeaItn VIII nlH'' 1"e nc n1u'~
bat becanse tho coacatcnhuon or co'os JeFfed
upon the optic nerves anu thfew nls esthoee nature
out.of k'ttef' ~ hosHin ssJA; Nne" ~" - "ou'e
bs, and when neaeo rev aa5s I*tet lhat h' ".4
skipped ont fof hs Dlack t''ls. sa5ln2 nc won1a
never marry het aud nsfaf ever marry ao1 one
else, and taat soe "outo R'se soo 10 eao" M" nA'
With Whispering tongue been poisoning ttash %.
tween them, wasn't surprised. bst~een taA.
Btrawoeffy tee.cFeAa'' ana 1uo ct*set Pohs"' w..
the red raGectlon from tho stasneo o'R'ass sk!uAn'
which lell Rentt5 anu "hge1'n9l! upon wv 80 y.
board slde OF ntE hoee' taat R'f! W. e"s ...t
make any one mink Of tca'hot oase. o"!.Is ~"
storcs anu tnat eott OF saln2. NOW 1uo. - ,
ordered lemon tce-of' oven eot1eF' WV ~
patent rals peafs'Rfhy cs.hetic 'ess :, - tnr
ado with some eolofleee ola lou, w. - 49,.
mature crayod ALCOHOLIC samu's, ,.s,se. '.s All.
hes e1aoofanee oI .s..,en compea"n NV ~ n. ,nowy
md
, 1879-07-21
DESTINY.

TIE WOMEN IN CALIFORNIA.
F. sAT FRANCISCO. July 20.-The waktng-match
scorc At p. m.: Chapcl1e, 2os; Edwards, 17o;
Donley, 101; Maynard, 148; W.lter, III.
, 1879-07-21
DRAMATIC: NOTES.

DRAMATIC NOTES.
John F.. Owens has becu playing tho admiral
in baltimore.
Mr. md Mrs. ]. e. Williamson left San Fran.
cisco for Australia OIL tha 1sh-
rhc business manager OF Fanny Davenport
next season will hu Hob Stevens.
Ven!e Clancy, We are told, IL about to become
the wl!e of wealthy French gentleman.
Miss Katie N. FORSYTH mill pluY tue lcalIng
part In OcosCc Fawcett lsowe'4 new play as
Wa.larkts.
Frank II. lsurboclt hax been engagcd Al Il
member Of lllc kubsou AIs1 Crane combination
for next scasOn.
Tie engagement OF Miss Koso Ward by Wal.
lack Ia couiradlctc.i, Shs remains iI Sun Frau
clsco anutt'cr scason.
new naulc OF "Truth." {. feachlng it, a0th
representation IN London.
s4uaru company, asnl Mcssrs. Dca,l, Skinner,
mid Vessel! 20 With Fanny Davenport uext
SEASON.
bolton wtIp.nuy, WIN h.. long owned one
ns nsli ot '1s I'll; nsGpsr!y upw knoxn u tha ra!x
which was owned by Thomas +. t;urs!d, ut
slcriirs sale, last week. for x1,G5o.
Actor (whu has appeared In thc arst E.ete)-
tiu.Mi evening. May tukr lhe seat ,,exs yul, |
l.Aty-Ccrsainly; bnt u0n't you apueas any
gaai as '0".a r1aS i, asa-f.uy 1stsr Lf3yo Tx mi 81
Milton NobleA' company ~ lar as snga9ca for
NEXT seasou will include: Fanny Lewis burt,
Alicc laA!aatu, Jos.s Langley, +. L. Mnrin,e1,
burton Adams, Tio,naa F. jackson. 5ohn IL:
Ready, j. ". GasdEcr. ". Z. AudcEsou, and
Aiu1 Fehrulauu.--ltrrof.
saying that liz pas gwen up tlo National Thea
TIRE, Washington, ID. e.. pAyluE up tu full 10
, 1879-07-21

Wa nothing h1ed until after fhoT commenced SELL
~ Yon on .fs eonnden., them that each Of those
gentlemen, rsoao nnu,ca YOU hAyo mentioned.
Wa perfectly award Of the character Of tho race.
.-of tho transhctfnn and com mbinston?Q yca, sif.
And that they did materially Asa!ss ia bringing II
about and CARVING 4 out.-Yc.. slt
H. ie ra*' =! 'nSs. IT, aiiddcn, :nd nr. een,-Ycs
Now. we're tbese any other parties that did any.
ine nT of liz liz eonon"so sisbcr u s.screnr
sies,1ys,: 4? ": Siss' p.s', W. Connected,
i. {; Wheeler of Cincinnati, do you msanf--
" whst o,s. did Mr. Wheeler TAX. In th. s.ans,c;;
Nj. Dlgss, then, was pericetly awars OF all The
aer; ha ssr,t YET sons as e: -.
with Mt. Bigesi,-Yts. sis Think 40; perhaps the
viz fS pat lie mSsey Into Mr. Pates h.nds-1 IN.
daretand he wAs the that managed the pooIst-
II Who p. The money Into HI. h.nds'-wslI. there
uow much by eaCl, pcrson,-Fivo hundred dol.
low mnch was ~ithdrawn1-se43 70.
Two hundred aud forty. .thrsc dcilatf and afty
cents q plece!-Yes. Sir. thst was lhe amount
Without ths, entrance. yvu nndet:sand, ~; el! M
received their entrance lack that wess In the CON.
hiuatlon. t!,at did uot win snrthlnE. you under.
standr Driver won piece oF II. And hs was not
4 aoasln!t1 ia Y. paIa 10 a,i1ae 70 s.';t lin.
By whom'-Dy Vr. l'a!e. suppote: 7 presume
i Now. what horse did hr. Maee driso'-Darhy.
Pa ps,6h hE's, r. r., nj Sf1 oa., y: e received
third or fourth money; a'n not positive which
I'll T.t % VIA allowed to give him nfterva,ds,-Yea,
t4r hR rreeiYtA third f1OUHf, | kind or think
MI Mace via caught q little there.
llov much lld ,iE: Mass pu! .p,-1 thnK he was
one Of tho part,es that PIT Ip ssno.
Nav. 10 @ guL up s5oo' Who e''ds Did you put
W For Whom vi was It, your.ef:-For Mr.. Pierce and
mJaelf bad the horse to tho sharea all the M,
Mr. Maee s5oo.-Yes, s!r. ...-.
Tbat IL the fourth opos-Yea, mir.
Did you have Deck Wrightf-Ycs, 6tr.
That Il Aye. Who wah tbs alxthf-Tha othcr was
the Golden party.
ThAt is si!i-fes, SIT:
sr,. md thor also got their entrance back, $3.50.
Encti man got his entrance baek,-Yca slr; Of
Wei, Mr, Mace, who, Il appears, was ,n the
eatrspce. I .monsy and s2i3.lo, ths ssns Il the M
What became OF the third money which he wont
at Fo.est 4see,soa t i'll mopey ne | out g
md the balance was put III tho pot and diylded.
Each sns 81 sh ss o,'s ssSsiysa n
Ihat was tho disision!o.Yes, slr.
W. sse 1 "ensy lst ~ H. NJ. .eqa A.
been separats ring. which IL inosl always tho
c4te. ..--.-.--,
mi t,nH t5Cu1tt OafttQkf-fkH, MFR thefN
, 1879-07-21
"Ho, editor, thou good ed!tot,H
The stranger calculated,

luo 8lfRIkdk sl&CAlAktu3
As he humu1y entered at tho door.
1--WE wxnt thee TO put thls In Thy 1our.
Nal 80 Widely circulated"
SHOW what NAV It bel" tho editor eret,
''Tell ms what It may bet''
"lt IL, guol air." tho caller replIos.
"oue Of thosu beautiful little liss..
All ROMANCE and poetry.
wit tails about m Enqlst Hcarl,-
There IL no proudcr ono,-
Who to share fis coEonet Of pearl
Il seeking to and aow1o beautaors girl,
Who will love '!mself halona.
"TIerefo.s, d!sguised In tramp'a disguise,
lie raublea over the land;
lie IA about my bnt!a aud aixe,
LAS the game colored l,a!r aud cyea,
And 10 fofth-understand1"
~ don't, " the editor answered. nNayf
We'll, Ill explain tha racket;
but do not give ur dead away,
For hnrmlefs one 1t Ia play,
And money Or land ! lack it.
"Your item Will be copied vida
And taras It may be,
And ait along the country aldo
twill bo inta1ibly applied
13r the copntry-xIrls to me.
r "And when to houso enter Ia
They'll not call Tlgc OF Hose,
1nt make inc sandwGht lean and thin,
And giyo me nips Of tho old mans gin,
> Aud condiments like those.
"A,d shall sup on the bread thoy bsko
: And biscuit light az fo1m,
with sdventocn dldsrent kinds OF cakG
And tho oett preserves aud pickles they make
Dr. tue modes ol TUX TnlBuNE's 'l1omo.'
''Ishall faFs On tho best In tho lanl,-.
1won't put up with lcss,-
And The fat upon 1ny ribs shall stand
Thick ~ three hngert, -nA yonE hand, -
Such ID the power " the presst"
tsvi1laini" tta wrathfnl editor said,
''Ay rural renders by me
Shall never willingly DO betrayed;
Git. pusti Flyt Skip! 10 thy tracks made
Or III R1vo thee tue L. b.
''Arannt base tratnri mar Dlanch and Tray
Diie thee, Anl Tige and i1oAe.
For will give thy acholne Away
Al toon ~ dawas thu coming day."
That he has thia Item shuya.
, 1879-07-21
AMUSEME ENTS.


fFfTE GERMAN TTfFATNr
Mr. F,n,i uo.ch.tor rh, - nn1,,.s,.I~
- .4.' ~ ~ 1i1c'5 '"nu-
aEea INC oeFfnan theatte at iiooley's Turing TIC
past winter. Will again ask for the patronage OF
the Gcrtnans during the coming seasop, lie has
nerfcctc I'd nil h,a arrangements. and .plceted mn
.,,,tr.i, ,ox co,,,nor~ ~ ,r.,, .s...,. -
eu.ae', Nv" eo'npau' u 'noa' cApA''e Acto's
anu aetrcssce, Hnd tnere ID every prospect Tint
the performances this season will bu superior
ercn 10 those given last winter, The season
onan. sent =. Of Mcv1ckcr,a Thoot-. A.
I,.a"s..s ..ss ~ ..,....,1. .,s ~
A'oec"saef ha~ Ica'cu tu's SpleAalu place Oh
amusement for SUNDAY night performances be-
cuuse It was demonstrated last winter that,
when t]rst.class performances are riycn. n nlace
III. uo,,,,,. !. Nv ,.r,. nrn,,o,, .rha ,s,...
1 t.es G:r,n =. I.sa ..1s. 1 e ss, .n.sns
~. ' iii ho hrn,,n,t nnt eo'so's'' "no opo'oE
~ Tf'a -. 49,. - cor,n.ny ~ Nr 11,.,t,.s, eo1
,.a u" ~, u1ns.! ~ MI hussusscI - a. !ol-
~ 49, . u,,1a1ah ,t. ascI n.o Sn.rac
, as.ur, nnae'pn asat % aai' .sadnS anhn neolgo
-, Einav trst nsa sn n p4''r
iu,! nost1 n .. r. % amu w Hlau. F.
D"a,.l. ~, .ano., ; uu, ~ R,te PA,esi r.
.%a1ii .a,, .om I,a,, -. !.auME
jnrsn''G !pa Va, r. ises, hN 1ae1one auu 1aYom,e
I'a.tes r r.. nG'a' u, uess, u.ao. Mnu oeEong nlu
men .n ~, Ls9, EEoe1t us'nis' Mss lsein. ~.
nasn !ta nsss
fi i. aHs tt pst.e ..as Auua
r.t. H.. nTs'nh ~ 1nu
.. ~. i,-iT s..,.,r - iaIi', ,e a i1., ies
, 1879-07-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Master ot rho nAtriGt Hritnol trr,rt
ha Cough With ClBWullk Sllpllvry- lilM luxeH! !vs.
For sals lu Ghtcaso BY HUGS / lArnur.
, 1879-07-21
DRUNKENNESS.

nt. Duuso,, dlseoSarur Of tho clnchona eutu for
drunkenness, cltas att cascl. Hooua II ll!.Is;
lJunan
, 1879-07-21

You Will look III vain for llumtaEf4 II ,nn u.s.
0lunn'& Sulphur Sonp. Avoid ealntestslts.
, 1879-07-21


that Mf ofee,! sea a1 !bs wtsols d ths iur soo;
s o~ any e. dssn s = io
lows tho Circuit except Charles Green, though hu
didn't SAY that II was cnar'ex t!reen. You see
Green.
uIaf1y to .ou, fnr your ear and Mr Vsifs. have
thought that thine over and over carefully, and
II. Ihere. Is little ronua hu!1 that goes ont of
ihe track tf.as yon have to 20 through. ~. Shaw
xaa on ths track tak!ay RnAl deal oi Interest IN
came oa! thsts ! happened g :mee MIN rsht at tic
s:oo;'' sayaI, .''why don't 10 D. il,''
Dii KY every haxo any tA'k with III. 0rcen GU
es FL 4 s5 ssw ss IN ,es., to tho o., ,,,
pa9e .sa Ss's wh a rs,
uonsy A. 10 I'D u ,se. tiers VA: M ii. liz sa!a
q Su. IPS :1. :as i q what 10 IL. have aot ,Ss
=, What did you hear had become Of tho 500 T..
Thal. ho nfd, xas to bs given to Nr. lIiYboo II
1on't makn anI boaos OF saying IT. for his dray.
Have you gotout all ths information On that
point TT ynn ~ esn ,-Yes sr about tns $500 and
cenl su any way, shape, ot ,uAnRer.
Have you any ey!dsnce thai Any et thAt monsy
WE'LL ~ tfe !uuIeA elahhs II JOA have. give 1t ~
ths Hoard. We'll. thero iE no evidence, unly u,y
suppoaltton. Who waa he gong 10 nx anything
VIII II u WA not with the jutccsr
You don't kHUtp that hu did ii ~ don't knoV
|. for 5000. '''
llass yon any circumstances that you caa gtvs to
tas Hoatd which convince yon taat The judRes'
stand VA the place, beyond what you lavn ID.
Nted :-fothlhy to convince tue except my patu.
sa thought that it tnuat 90 ths Judges Or some ono
0ttho jndRss; Or u could hayo beun suav oiiicI4l
t"HI' tt.ah' M aeM - en Aaod many tracks. thai would
theM. ~ ~e'
This branch Of the subject was zone Into still
!artuer' Frank SHAW, tue pooi-suI!er, testified
III PAID 7ns s200 TO onxss
tof lhe purpose OF having the Judges .1xcd, u
eiIeen was aent Tor, un Ii lie iiresrurs of S.u,Y
IHterrogaeca sb0ut tue matter, lhr fepUrk oi lie
taik belnK ~ follows:
'Thu secretaFy-1n tho tnvcssIeattup which In,
daynlt1d upon tue olAcsrs Of the Assorativn. con.
nrcted will lht .:.4 race Which uceurrru IN Tho
Krnunds Of ths Ulica Park Association On AuE. ~
1915, information las been Fscelss4 lnruuVb thp
tast,iuoAf sud rontessiuta Ut various psfitx coI.
nccc1 Win f4at race soag t0 aiioW that rutn OF
money WaE appropriated ffo1I tho WINNINGS Of tho
ao-calssd fng, ar party, which Gunb4ed to puf.
chase po0ls upon the fe'4 AGAINST Elwiu Forrest,
ana that tho sun 70 RESERVED and appropriated Ia.
clndsd M i1om pf 5000. shown ~ have
, 1879-07-21

my way, shal'a, or manner; ] never EXCHANGED :
word WIN rye Of them III, l.s *intsF st tAs FIFTH
NY chlY object tn cuu.lng here tonight " to
sifaghten tIia thing w, ara satisfy you Kuntem
sl.at VIZ innucent ~ lhs mt!ter; don't lxo 70
shapc. lave taken Hnitc II itttl@ pnlna uni been
pruna Of having gune somewhere ncnr s!ta'2ht for
sGoa a5 5y m a a ny ,sy rYs
Whether ! 20 Or not. | thins pretty wull of
ny rcpn!sou ns. a s,.l1 ao"t ,,.ts iks ~:
intu anil certain; ,heEe nre no tfa nor !ands
nhout II in any way, shapa. or manasr, l!e u
Nositlyuly aud certainly mistaken put II III that
mild form. Decaust have respect far Aln, and s,u.
i1avs ltat be believes rsery wnfd he says. don't
du Nj. Shaw, III NY thoughts, tho tMjpsltcs to
think for moment thai !e woud Tlllfully accuse
mt Ut anything | Ha.e r1I dts!g.
The sccsutary-sis. shaw ttues moi Accnae You OF
anything you have nul 41ne. liu ansMuFs simple
saS.;as sS sap. p aaysody
accuscs you II u moi Mt. saw. II accused 1t ali,
4 may b.. uot BY pets'na. but oY elrenmstansss,
that a.uUnd hT:n 10 a1swcr. lsc waA bound w ht4
relation ~ Iuffna 10 tell the truth III a,,swertn9
"WnAt ~! so4 10 VIII, itat n,oncy: lle says 30
has told u about II. III that thcrU Ia no particle OF
81. Ufssn-so tar .. Mt: Shay ~, y concerned. !
understood; but It !ouks 10 be !Ellr bard that a
hand of glell, sucl, men ~ wore enssgel IN thta
Edwin FoFres tssaa.-Me" ~ Mao ,s sossssnly sworo
inv ~ ID Win fraud. Knew nothing VI auy fraud.
and lllen Afterwards tAlue ont al1 Hc kNoMledRcj
that lluy did nu,r SOMETHING 10 ao With H. and 70
OIL lu tell who anil "hut wcrs engaged IN tAe fsaul,
II don't know wacIr 50is arc going to belicYe euch
tben, sud wheru n1l where IL bcRtu mid Whcrc
tn slup. A Thousand snch mems evidence I. ,l0t
worth rush. They lmpracn Themselves. What
II snch \ Inlny testimony ~ Mf. ~ los worth. I
heard HIN Axeur lhkl there ras no tsaud; that be-
waa not engaged ta SUCH fraud. mud now
he comes rnt and tril4 that there WIS
! fraud. Ii msu who has good
reputation, ami war never known to 60
csouRctl. 10 bu condemned by auch ctldcnca ~
thatt IL no not lmpsscaea lltlselff II lhat II
kund cylacncu, then you hase vol picnly Of It.
Now. you hays gut this thin. aUwp between MF.
shaw aud mc. Air. s!,lw xA,s lEs gave Mr ths
iupneY. ] say Ms. shaw s,d nut F,ve me- the
MDneY. ! have no wllnrsk TINT 10 1tu not kIye ma
tie utuneY, aIa he rot no witness that 10 usu
Thst u thu NAY the Gust stands.
The SecTEtaFy.-Is tl!erJ All, llinE further, UT.
OrcV,, that yoH ussIe 10 plGcu before Ito Huar1r
AIr. nlccn-l Clnt t!l!,k VI IN, sh!n:.
The SecEctafy-ls thl anyti',os (uE. hef that yol
Wish 10 Say, As, baaw1
Nj. Shawl an, nos rytus Iii. Nreen. / have
no questions ~ ask.
TIE CLEVELAND MBET1Hu.
CLEVELAND, u. July 2,t-f'hu entries for tho
trottluE meetings Ut Tho q aud Central tlrcu1a
elo.u .auauaH evening, .a'J Il. At II y. II.
liseaa preparations are petllE made Vt CieYet4nd,
Rochester, Utica aud Aar.iord Ior lurRs .uect,
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the couO; v-seat OF Lewis coou;v from
Saudelsvllie' 10 Cheh:iis.
House memorial prIviug for an
appropriation of So Geo for The le-
moval OF Obst, uc,ious 20 na,,.A.ion
ia tue Cbeha.i, Iiyer.
Coracl memorial pia,iIo for The
repeal Of Che ret of CCu3'ess rela;-
In1 10 fur-beaI ilg animals.
Aud House resolution ,ende, ing
,banes 10 the O,egoh Seam Navige-
ilon Company.
The moruing session OK he House
was aiken up bv The secoud readiug
Of bills and Ia tbei. refeIeuce 10 APP
pIopiiate compi,, ees.
Mi. TAYLOR iu;ioduced a coocul-
tent resolution, tenjeIing ,he thanks
of The Assembly 20 Tue Oregon Steam
Navigation Company, ior coUnesies
eX,eudsd II GU the lac tip 20 Poi
laud. Tie ,eSoiu,.on Was adopted.
Sl,Dilar resolutions are 90 ,he ia
bic ihankiug ,be NonLe,n Pacific
ADD Olympia-Ten'no Railroad Com
panies.
At toe af,erOoon sess on,
Nj. PelLius, CD leal e, iul oGdceG
a bill 40 regulate rlactice ~ evil
ac,ious.
Aud Mr.. GuIu sey biIl 10 amend
a supplementary act p'ovidiu1 for
the Incorporation Of ci,ies end low Us.
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Ordinance No. III.

An ordinance amendatory of o,din-
ance No. 115, entitled can ordin.
ance defining The duties of the
Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart
ment of Olympia.
The Town of Olympia does Or
daiu: That Section 4 of ordnance
No. 115, pass ell Sept. II, 1874, shall
be SO amended as to read as follows:
Sec 4. The Chief Engineer shall
have full authority to order a dill
of the Olympia Fire Department, o.
of any company thereof, at such
time as he may see proper, and it
shall be his dLy 10 call Il drill OF
the Fire Department at least once
every twelve MONTHS and any COM
pany refusing TO drill when SO order
ed by the Chief Engineer shall be
reported to the Board of Trustees
of the town, and by them disbanded,
unless sufficient cause be shown for
such refusal, the pro- erty of said
company to be turned over tothe Fire
Department OF held in reserve by the
Trustees, as they by vote shall decide.
Sec 2. Any member OF any COM
pany of The Olympia Fire Depart
ment who shall absent himself from
two consecutive drills, or refuse TO
do duty when so ordered by the
Chief Engineer, (unless prevented by
sickness or absence from towa), shall
be dropped from the roll of mem
bership and it shall be the duty Of
The Chief Engineer to enforce this
clause.
L. N. OUlMETTEE, Mayo.
Approved June p, 1879.