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flFrs.lY Democrats.


It quits doubtful whether Congress wilt b.
able to get through With the public business
now Tn IT. calendar In the Gre weeks Which rs-
maiu tu II. lteeftaiuiy could II members would
SETTLE down $o business, but this thar atp not
likely 10 do, and an extra session IL now threat
e,le4. II IL ln&!,Hatcd IN our Washington dis
patchea tha1 sha late cuurua VI Drn,twfatie Sen.
Atafs hut sAls lnsttcr vi un extra session under
aay'sca'cut, shu stlat 4 very strung sont!nssut
in il fayor was acyviupsi. II Congrcas I'd.
1uurns III The 4,h u March thcrc will be ~ ssor.
servants Of the body will hoid oyer asd draw
pay for nearly year. Thss ase u! hepue!!.
ans. sod It u argued that tuese fat p!aees should
be In The hands Ut Democrats. VI extra scs.
by the public wcltarc,-Wcll and guo's but, u
II II fUrccd uuuD tho roulstry bJ the greedy
l1ru,uxrats whu no xnttouA ~ sel1s lh* stial
ut1lgrx bu the 9i.t vi thu Seuute, The party Wilt
~ bold t.. y responsibility WHEN It u tlis pro-
pAsel u AuouldeS.
, 1879-01-21

lffb 1hfk }tHff.
Tim resens Grote,qno duel between aa'nbet-
ta aud FourtDn hns bEou9ht to Mind other
queer luels fought by Ftunclmrn, some OF
which are rcieafssl Ia tho Parls Journals. Ono
Caxsles aud Dasuayc. lii thu Assembly tho
*br'gutds.S Ths iatter feoiIe'l tt,ss he coHii a,
take uo 'otisc of collective Insult, but Il 1t
,lottrsit. Oi roursc cuzalcs Kratitcd l,urnavu;
but thu matter was arranged by common
frlopds. The next morning. iowevcr. Cazalcs
culpl. with STUNT etmou unon Barnaya. say-
,,nn ,nx ss'! !sy sofsy ~ but t11 nas: arg
IN! expuctcl as much" was thu last'E,tc reply.
"Wl!ett. where, and how!" "At tle NoIs, III
all lnur, with pistols" Caxnlcs las,strl ti,at
hts antagoutst t',pul,l fire tirat. Barnaye re-
fused bscause tho provoeat'on rncnttoned by
Cszstes lla1 nut been tntentfonal. ThoY thraw
DICE, at which Cazalrs said hu had no luck. Bar
mare Won, 1lTct ut thirteen patrs, mud mssscts.
ior xerling yo.a waiting" he said. npl tie all
ycrsary retoInvd, " Mn hero 10 wait" Whclr
l,o had missed iIis man the third time, his ses-
ond. Charles DE- La,Rbeth. wanted tbs atIatr
while Tho eomf,atants wore walking shout
q. aaTn-n.arm: i: talkinx pleasantly toaotnsrr;
remarked Caralcs;, "but you arc greatly
you from Debating fof si,u present" :" yua are
nnfe ! generous thar an,." rcynondcl Earnaye,
IN Wishing 70 let me oil easily. You arp tbs
iaain support ut your party; n.y party would
hardly fecl my loss" Again l}nrnayo won tho
soss s ana h's adyurs9ry fs!!. shut IN Tue FORE
hero for" His coekel-hat had, however, brukcn
tue force Of tho bullet; tho surgeon soon pro-
nounccd the Wount hot scrlous, which Cazaics
s9fto6o.stes, s' addtax: 'Aud 10, tas ass opeucu
bcth's cxrsia0e, pfofTerad ~ moro romfoftu1lc
than Saint Sl!aun's, and In few weeks the cuI,.
bafants d!ncd toRcthuF, and spoke OF their duel
- a delightful little recreation.
, 1879-01-21
FISCHER FRIED.

esc'nS W Aohoon' HAIRY MELrzHn.
-x1,-...-s.s-.
ElSCHER FRIED.
A r.. u,A, r,,.,,. u...... .-, NJ,
r." A"""S He"tsEsea 10 ohtai" Wv
W H1pcTh.onth-ah' DOCTOR VINO t'e-
a"eathea I'LL" cnd"scr to Medical
Collage.
81. knuts 7n,ts."urnn,.
Ten days Agt, an officer ofthe Board Of TIcnlth
i..uc1 ucrm,t fnr tle IN, ,srn,o,, ~ ,hn ho1v nf
n. :r,ms. r,,ohor ~ ~ ~, nn'.s .,...,
~, ~. y,'a 1'"vnc'' Nv. ~ Locust H.'ts''
Inc dcash certificate tora tlds eurlous tudutsc-
incnt upon tho baek OF It:
We thu undersigned, cafttfv tAat we vcre ,,y thu
side Of IT. fiscllcr during hts a.t slrEnrss. and
Tint It was hie ,ast rcqucet Tint hs body should 10
tson. ". Y. nurLEnoc..
cAttcndinR Physician
~, ~ IohnN'
an stem got Into the papera abs''it the Doc
tors peculiar bequrs and then II was s,nted
that, although tho ,,otty had hear tcnt.rrcl Tor
t1tsarc,inp. I'm hrntnr n,v.t,,ou. NJ III. rec,cr
la. n,,t.,,, -. h.n., ~, ,,,, .,n 49,.
~" .t.ess !" usta* .ns ses"". Will a"u eise lug
ucpotce VI tcicncc Christian htiflal. With thi>
tie matter drppncfl. 80 far M tho publtc-thnt
major nortfon of II outstln of thc medical rot-
isnn.-,za, ,r,e.rroa ,,nt,, ro., ,.s..
Far two tisw. ihc hsh.tmc, % n a .sricc. bo.r,,.
tne.housn near E,"vcmt mi II tSlrs s s,scc,. Ia ~.
h.a .S..{s hS.s ,ss n Uss a''.o,s nasS
,sits s tx f.ut ..at ss,rt"tn ws nM, tSse" ,s
therc wns vn,n~ IN a mali rrn,fsrtnr i,.tn".s'
ria hna ss1er" isi i. -, tho ;trt,"n sr thn,,ht
wa. n4ns a ~ 70 ~ t.e IT, ss
,shicn t,rr,,r IN ali cniinerv tIcnsr,m"nt. rhnm
I'm :. v;"rs ~ ~ rnat ~ tm,nssah w. ",S, ..
and the crease filed out. They mtoht have Ieet,
,sft w, th!s , i.mPress;5on .,nLy ssa IT. their
in thr ,,nnrr nsrt n ths fnmsr .mnti;nr III" III
s,sntrnusfv om .srtng cv"ry ft,n ytata t ihnt ~
mcat wds burniuRI" ~'' o'
Ans ~" ~ GeitM enStIH"Af "it" hS te:u't
, 1879-01-21

sfeNF NFl3FQH 5N{TR.JTRF.
II 10 to be hoped that The Intelligent citizens
witl d'scouraKc thu barbarous sport Ut bull
lighting, which ID generally tndulgud In Luriug
tho annual frnsta tu this section Ut the calltrY.
We l!aya heard VI uo preparation fur this year,
aud sincerely h0p1 such a tlrtElurAlixlnE utit
cruel pastitue Is no lutlXrr considered nstcs.
aary feature Ut tGu faattytties. II Il a setLe of
the harbartsln of tile f.lst, aud ID uowhctU tnrt
with an,ouk rfv.llxri mnsious tu-sloy. except iu
iAose sr,tlr1 bs tie Latin sNfts.
, 1879-01-21

C7HctNNaN D0fnmfrrfal tIat, Rtp.).
Tie pcuocrntfc party has truublo enough
without the return Of Mr.. y. j. Tltlcn 10 public
lifo; but he IL coU,lug, and thls ll,u be- has &wo
bar'ls Of gool money, auu ho does not propose
to hare his bureau run by nep!acws anv more
Headricks. why, ITS "Tomlny, maks room tos
yuur UpEle.n
, 1879-01-21

Albany ErsnlHo Journal tnfp.,.
II Ttldcn relies upon tho copatcgncrs 10 swear
him Innocent, lie has M extensive Job on hand
to give them SUCH d training that they will not
treak down nndcs tim vigorous eross.exa,,'ba.
tion they WILL got ut the hantls OF tho ltcpuu-
llcan membera OF the Cp.nmlttce,
, 1879-01-21

EoNUh 77EFn3d.
II is said that NiaRara Falls never looked
haadsomct than It does this winter. All that Il
needs 10 make It perfectly grand II TO hays the
trees decorated with dead hackmen.
, 1879-01-21

C7FtFEdHT 1FHH3F {RSp,J4
Gov. Hampton, Of South Carolina, who was
recently lasneA By raulu II war that he de-
spiscd. could not nnd satisfactory patr Of
cIulches In all the south, aud Ind to send to
New York Tor pair. This Is a noteworthy req
ognition of Hoetberi, entcrTr,sc.
, 1879-01-21

"Bushwhacker Mosby" Is What tl1u Baltimore
oazfst< NOW calls Col. Mostly since be has left tic
Democratic party. It was "ihe 8atiant and in
tfepld Aosby" when he wns mcnucing thu M
tt0nal Chpltal with his rue:rlas during The Ne.
befl!on. The only difference IL. l,r surrendered
and accepted tbs situation, while ilts alsa,lants
have not"
, 1879-01-21

Frantic Efforts Of ths Democrats.
C7srtiand Nsr1Id tRspl.
II IL distressing to ace tho frantic efforts OF
the Democratic brethren to nnd some one plank
nf their wrecked financial craft ou which they
caa all 1oat without clbowiux a1ld lighting.
, 1879-01-21
y orc Of = million ~ maker, II not sayes, Of
tNa one thing needFuj.
TAbt11afr ri thu eut IN - l. .. foiJ,w..

\. !, orc q million :, n'aker, II not saver, Of
Iabulstcsl the estimate Is a. follows:
sAiafy hsst fan ycafa....., ..,.,.,.. -, SO, od1
sn'sfy Second Ten yclrs. s.............,,. 100, 900
salafy third ten years. ....,.,........, 900, 600
, Total; .....:: .o5o, 600
Lectures second Ten JeArs....... N,unD
Lectures 9h'fd ten yeafs.... ~. 100000
Ss,;' ss's',ss, & "a :.l:. .;
,,,.. '' ''''''' ''''' - M 10000
1,s ces;,ts. :! Id ii: It is;. =; 10000
@arAs ... ........... 1000
Editorial sud joarnatistte work for thirty
Receipt. iron; sermons, books, b;mo: 1o0o
II, bo9ks. fnndrr copyrights, etc. .....,s Is. 900
Xd daIae I d. 'e,.a1 .na ict 1o 9o
aonl l.'...........r.....+.. .........$7e5, COO
What sncc!al sources Of income, other than
inny have We do not know. There arc always
iidsita fur tho favored clergyman, and Mr..
''etrhcr H. not likely to be an exception. One
q s ~ sarl'ess n rgsc!p.s rs p.!lup policy for
l'anY and It IL fair assumption that In many
wars he has appreciated tho generosity Of m
ancctlonate nock, 70 that In round numbers he
may 70 credited Nth having made and received
Brooklyn, thirty odd years ago.
Tint 'le has spent hts earnings freely IL wrlt
known. lie has n ema]i army Of relatives de-
pcntinG largely On hte b1unty. St, las hs wlic.
Father. inothcr. sisters, brothers, children.
gra9dctaIdrcn, friends, pastsl'ioners and asrau9-
crs have been. aret knd always will be- recipients
Of bis generosity. lie owns fair hut not a
marnttlecnt houso on Columbia Heights aud a
farm IN i'eekaktII. On tho latter lo has recently
built 1or h!msc1f and an hta sons. married and
single, grand rcsldcnee thar ctnt a fortune,
and ~ long as he lives will be resort for swarus
Of fnends. His interest In tho f,Arisfian Enion
II not not especially valuable. and in faet, his
nno semuncrailro property Is that ffnsn which
all his monuv has been co1nctl-ls active, fertile
braln, backed BY a sturdy ntlvsiquc that has en-
dnred strain greater than that ordinarily borne
by score OF men. Obviously. Mr. Bccttcs a.
Uoney.makor 10 monumental success.
, 1879-01-21

FfIF8ls FFFk TIN.
Suppose tho hangnan docs bunge when he
hangs Murderer,-tlil 1t ever occur To these
sentimental howlcra that tho murderer Il not at
ali careful. aud tender, md gcntecl when cut
ting sof1le wonan's throat or ssnashIng aomc old
mans SKULL
, 1879-01-21
8@ntn1y.

t5Ft7HHaH E89HfFfV If1fH.}
Montgomery Btstr says the next President
will b. either 1'ilden or Grant, II tho taner-
most PROCESSES Of Ssm'l J. T.'s mind could be
lrercd into. the sane opinion would bo found
snnglY hidden awaJ. Tho old man II mora
FIRMLY set than ever On occupying the White
u0use.
, 1879-01-21

4t9l1 1HF< l1#9s8 TNtVT
The 8cnat.r frs'm touucct!e4t, the Hon. Or
Wills IL. pratt. Ut Mcridcn, II warmly aud Ren-
rfuualv in&oraSd BY his most actiys competitor.
Grn. Hawisy. Nis sisto.y oyet that xeut.cuaau.
, 1879-01-21
DISTRESS IN ENGLAND.
A Chorus OF lamentation from
the British, Journals.
Sorrow and GEnom In Aantjltsttr.-1hrtattncd
Strike ol 4 Hundred Thousand Coll|eE.
America tho Cause--How We Have Taken
tho Iron and Cotton Trades.


EhrrstbnnAtnrt FfH ttrf H>raid
I.oNnOS, lice. 2t.-l'uncA npsseass this week
with suggestive cartoon. Tils background of
tho picture is d snowy, sombro atmosphere, with
dark, shifting clouds. Tho ground Ia covered
wifi, SNOW. Father Christmas carries a lantern.
His beard Is white REd flowing. Around his
lead fs twlnc'l n wreath al hul3. ~ his side
fs Mr.. fmnch, in the Harlncst combination oi
garments, a Heavy mutllce around Ills threat,
his hands deep IN Ills pockets, his eyes hl,iversng
anl an1Eous. Tic doE Tnhy is o1so warmly
clad. On the background orc the words,
"War," ""Tatlurcs,f "Commrrcial Dcpeession."
"l'lttrcss." Tllfs II tho legeHI Of tic picture:
IAN Anpuot's uuEsr."--str. I'".rh-"Whst
are yol looking fos, fothcrl" Father Christ
mas" rescc OH earth a,ld good will t. men,"
There ars seine vrrscs upon II, from which
al'ow one quotation:
"Psaco and good Wilt" Cur yuletife m!fth
While War anil tlais divide the earth,
And lun measures Ito morrow.
Yet sober Sense must ply liz task.
And Charity !ts tncscd mtsston:
From each fresh face Of Superstition,
Hearing thn wUraa That rchD atI1i,
'fchcc and Knod Will"
This sorry weicume from tic most genial Of
newspapcrs,-tlc journal whose mfsaion is to
find nothing but nlcrrlment in tile wor1d,--to
sce only Tho ssnny side Of every cloud. But
Enneh only speaks The voieu Of England, and
there Is no vulcu hut What tells of sorrow, ami
want, and pain. Here ire tho morotug Journals,
which arc supposed to mirror thv .'ay whose
crents they record. You rcnd Of Arctic Lon.
.lun Tho editor warus his readers that tlIIs Is not
the tine for luxury md fcasting, and urgcs
n Christmas OF II wise, cou*tcratc, and far-
" n ~
, 1879-01-21

AmeT1cana we're wiser, They would not omit the
pulEich Gallery from tho list Of places worth
seeing 10 London. 1IAnNY MELTzHn.
, 1879-01-21

after 1oue and closo eontcst, H. proof that he
possesses great strength with hla party, and
Gen. unwlcy says Of him that ''he II sound In
principle, m antltlavery mau ami Republican
from boyhmd, 0ood hart-1nonoY man. and
emsu to have ea,nytctions and follow thrm."
His "most honorable character and sound
Judgment" are also vo,ched Tor. However
targe part Of tho people OF Connecticut may
feel at lot!nk the opportunity nj being repro
sented n tho Senate By Gen. nawley, BE- has
himself given ample evidence that Mr. Pratt
VII DO acceptable to THO Republicans Of ths
4 man Of national reputation and influences al
ready acquired In Cunpress. they will very glad
" SEE Mr.. Barnum replaced By ono whose repn-
tatinn ta unao1ed, apl vim Will be sure 10 rnt
tho performance OF his duties higher than biz
personal OF tmrttsan interests.
, 1879-01-21


Secretary shcrman's letter to the Chicago
parties who represent "honcst money" Ia that
city is too much Of piece with his resumption
measures generally. II lfmps. Before We 70.
sumed, when cold WAS merchandise, interest on
the public debt mas paid In that coin 1t various
points; since Jan. l, on the other hand, eol
having become money, tho Secretary puts Il out
ot reach Of the whole country, except by going
after It to New York. This Is not only tncon-
slstent and absurd IN logic. but It Is injurious to
The real interests Of the specfe.paymant policy.
Now that gold Is available for currency, It
should con,e into uso n such: and tho conl-
derlec Of the Treasury In the pcrmanency OF re-
sumption VIII be evidenced, not by boarding
gold and making its circulation difficult, but by
send!oc It freely into ,he channels ol business.
A redlcton of iltty millions, ur even hundred,
ID tue Treasury accumulation, II 1t wefc made
under declared policy Of getting gold coin Into
circulation, would give stability 10 husness, and
would not cause alarm. Mr.. Sherman now sig.
n!t'ce Tint he will presently show moro faith in
hts ability to make resumption real; lot Al hopN
10 sec him begin soon.
, 1879-01-21


l9s1g11als all Of thcm), and an exquisite ''5pan.
Aa floNeF-GlrI.h
TUE aunENs ALoNn
.1nn!d ssnd he enough to make tho fostuns OF noss
sa,tstes. To begin with, there II soher portrait
a.tne painters mother, painted II m AGED and
.fpafs'!ooksn9 lady in black, seated. and holding
foolssn hss hand. Then nthero IL &"LAnascsps."
a.us 1.S msntlon Hs thsss e'esf sorks q ts
s!u,ttphsfdsssm tho thephcsaeas, by Tho BY, IL
aa.sl!ed ia yellow sat!n>, "alary MardaIen"
es,".Senus. Mars, auu Cupld.n Abort CuYp
a. ~ iarRest share 10 tho gallery. lie IL lllus
cat,fa ctxa " q least seote Of Landscapes With
70 ~ u ustade; Tho Reynolds sre particularly In.
s.es,tlns Is. To begln Nth, there II portrait of
81 ph,no nJoshua By htnsclf,-a portrait u John
rnn runn hembie hanging rear, md, laAt}s. =
s1ost s'oM curious 'Muthcr and Sick Child" Tho
s"! s!u,Aer holda little Grl on her lao. and both
e,ys sse IN high relief; wh!ts, on tho i.tt 81
o'osous skclelon-heall tku1king away as
su,. *itnsed t Angel, hoyefinR a6oss.
iIuMee alt. sehuks"xiJ 81. bis grim and fsi1!y
"e. xne,, "Fcte Champctre," by Wnttcau,-a
~" ,xu"autSiiul'y-hnc work. .-hanEs near. There uTe
.sotbee bssataass ~ , -. "Pc:'Es,t 81 - S9, ssa
liz TX raphael in tho UulH1rh co,lsction II .
ioa p.'a s!anc4s d'AssIsl, ,"-snall. but dIyfne.
NM NV she Picture which struck mu pernapA
l'te Than auy other Wus au
!. EXTRAORDINARY sTtLLLlf1 bTuDY
~ yan ran lauysun; IA btsl'a Nust and Flow
tx fsPtesentr4 With tho most astounding
rs.s iiaiaess ~ 70 Nature. Every spot upun tue
ties uE roses esery delicate touch aud s.dpe ou the
ia"us' anu sven the ycsy ants and sluas thst
1si.t. al! beautiful flowers aud plants, Wrre
MIL au cSactus4A tnalyelouA II
Daily globe., 1879-06-08
A PECULIAR TERDICT.
A Jury Increase the Award OF Commits
sion $2,53O.


For three days, ending yesterday, the dis
trict court has been engaged upon jury case
blessed with tho following wordy title:
In the matter of the appeal Of w. NJ. Stees,
owner Of certain lands. from tho appraisement
Brainerd, commissioners appointed by an act
Of the legislature authorizing the location of
an avenue around Lake Phalen.
The history of the case is that the legislature
in 1873 passed a law authorizing the laying
out of an avenue 100 feet wide, entirely around
Lake Phalen, and appointing three commits
sioners, Gen. r. w. johnson, H. j. Brain
erd and NJ. Brant to locate the road
and assess the damages which should ac-
crue to the owners of the lands over which the
road passed. The road was laid out, and on
July 1st, 1878, the commissioners filed their
map and report. Among the land owners was
Washington NJ. Stees, from whom there was
taken about twenty-five acres of land,
and the commissioners allowed him
$40 for his damages, and assessed his benefits
received at $40, leaving him but $40 as COM
pensation for his losses. From this award he
appealed.
AS stated, three days were consumed in pre-
senting it to the jury. The loyal twelve-these
are test oath days-got hold of tie case yester-
day morning, and after being out for an hour,
returned verdict for the appellant, fixing his
damages at So, 900. The land taken from Mr..
Stees deprived his farm of it's entire lake front,
and the jury were fresh water disciples, surely,
in fixing up difference up and beyond $40
to the figures of $4,000. Judge Flandrau con-
Quoted the case for the appellant, and County
Attorney Rogers represented the commissioners
would not only furnish Mr.. Stees with lake
front and road besides, the verdict is a little
peculiar and we desire to stick apin here for
future reference
Daily globe., 1879-06-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
sBlO6ARY JUSTICE.


SANTA FE. New Mexico. jane 7.-Wednesday
night at Los Vegas an Italian who last night
murdered Frenchman and IN American
woman, and who was sentenced to be hanged.
but was allowed q new trial, and an American
who, on Wednesday, murdered a man, were
taken from the Jail and hanged on the publio
square by citizens. The bodies were still hang
ing yesterday morning.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
CHICAGO, June THE Daily Nears reports
that the messenger of the Illinois Central rail-
road. while on his way to the bank at o'clock
this afternoon with $4,000 in bills for deposit,
was met by two strangers in front of A. r.
Stewart & Co.'s, who threw cayenne pepper in
his eyes, snatchjng the package of money and,
jumping into buggy, drove south without
detention.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 7.-Dan OSullivan,
city clerk, was accidentally shot through the
left foot last night by chief of police Kauntz.
The wound is painful though not necessarily
dangerous. During the Brooks Baxton war
OSulllvan had both legs broken by bullets.
FIRE AND FATALITY.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, June THE Lawrence
House was burned here yesterday. The guests
were compelled to escape from the upper
stories by means of ladders. J. F. Keene, ex-
conductor on the Michigan Central railroad,
fell from the fourth story to the sidewalk, re-
ceiving fatal injuries. Loss $45,000; half in
sured
Daily globe., 1879-06-08
THE MINNESOTA STREET MILL.
Adjusting the Little Matter of Difference q
the TemDle

Adjusting the Little Matter of Difference at
the Temple.
The municipal court room was crowded yes
terday morning by persons interested in the
outcome of the improvised mill between the
three muscular exponents of the manly art,
known as James Kennedy, Patrick Meeham and
James Casey, an account of whose fighting bee
appeared in yesterdays issue of the GLOBE.
The manly trio were brought into court at 9
o'clock, and a more thoroughly demoralized
looking lot of muscular giants it would be diff
ticult to imagine. James Kennedy, the ag-
gressor, came to the front smiling, and his
comparatively comely appearance indicated
that while slightly disfgured, he considered
himself still in the ring. He desired contin-
uance, and the hearing of his case was con-
tinued until 10 clock tomorrow.
Had Any doubts existed concerning Patrick
Meeham's connection with the affair, they
would have been thoroughly dispelled by q
glance at his battered physiognomy, which bore
the appearance of having been tackled by the
ragged edge of an old fashioned buck-saw.
The prisoner acknowledged that he was mis-
guided man, and was fined $12.85 for having
made the honest confession. The amount was
paid and he left the courtroom smiling.
When James Casey was called upon to ex-
plain he presented the appearance of having
got left in an attempt to close up the breweries
byl raising q corner on beer. He testified to
having entered the melee in the capacity of q
peace maker His face was badly mangled ow-
ing to the fact of his having obeyed the scrip
tural injunction in turning his left cheek after
| they had smote the right. In view of the lat
| ter fact he was admonished to go home and re-
main on his farm. q
Daily globe., 1879-06-08
AMUSE EMENTS.
Whereabouts of Stars and Combinations for
the Coming Week.

Whereabouts of Stars and Combinations for
the Coming Week.
F. G. Bangs, Philadelphia.
Berger Family, San Francisco.
Tony PASTORS troupe; Chicago.
Tom Thumb troupe, Pittsburgh.
May Fisk's Blondes, Pittsburgh.
Lawrence Barrett, San Francisco.
Ameee and Boufers, Philadelphia.
Eloa Carfans and company. Toledo.
Flyers 'Fatinitza' combination, Philadel-
phia.
Harrington and Hart combination, Philadel-
phia.
Forepaugh's circus and menagerie, Grand
Rapids, 14th.
Spragues Underground r. q" Sedalia 9th;
Boonvllle 10th; Hannibal 1lth.
Sells Brothers Seven Elephant show, Rome
9th; Watertown 10th; Oswego l1th; Syracuse
18th.
John T. Raymond and combination, Bloom
ington 9th; Peru 10th; Lima, O., 11th: Tif6n
18th; Sandusky 13; Erie 18th.
Cooper & Bailey's London circus, East Sagi-
nav 9th; Flint 10Th; Lansing 11th; Iona 18th;
Grand Rapids 18Th; Kalamazoo 14th.
Duprez Benedict's minstrels, Frederick, N.
B. 9th; Woodstock 10th; Houlton, Me-, 18th;
Calaic 18th; Eastport 18th; Machais 18th.
Tony Denier's "Humpty Dumpty' troupe,
Atchison 9th; Topeka 10th; Lawrence 11th;
Leavenworth 18th; Kansas City 18th and 18th.
Maggie Mitchell and combination, Salem,
Mass, 9th; Lowell 10Th; Woonsocket, r. L,
1lth; Worcester, Mass, 18th; Holyoke 18th;
Springfield l4th, and close the season.
Daily globe., 1879-06-08
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, June THE stable Of racers be-
longing to Henry Schwartz, of San Francisco,
arrived to-day and are at the Jocky Club track.
Col. McDanial, well known New York turf
man, also has table here, both having come
early to prepare the horses for the six days
meeting, beginning June 81, for which there
are 400 entries in the stakes alone. Baldwin's
California string, consisting of Mollie Nc
Carthy, Clara D. Glenta and others, arrive to-
morrow. Schwartz and Baldwin had engage
ments for their horses at St. Louis next week,
but they will not go there. John Splan's lot
of trotters, including Rarus, Col. Lewis, Doty,
Adelaide, Brigadier, ETC., passed through here
to-day en- route for Jackson, Mich, where they
trot next week. Col. Comfy, manager Of the
Jocky Club, has arranged a race between Col.
Lewis and Hopeful for $2,5O0. in harness, to
be trotted here July 4th. Hopeful and Rarus
will come together here in a harness race July
%. The running meeting, which begins June
81, promises to be the most successful ever
known, and Col. Mcdaniel pronounces the
track the fastest and finest one he ever worked
horses on.
Daily globe., 1879-06-08
c., NJ. s. St. p.

MILWAUKEE,, June 7.-At the annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Chicago Milwaukee
d st. Paul railway company held here to-day,
Alexander Mitchell, John Plankinton, s. 8.
Merrill, of Milwaukee; julius Wadsworth,
Jeremiah Milbank, Abraham r. VanNest David
DAVIS, Jno. M. Burke, Peter Geddes, Hugh T.
Dickey, James Sullivan, of New York; selah
Easton, of Minnesota, were elected directors.
The board subsequently chose Alexander
Mitchell president and Julius Wadsworth vice
president. A committee was appointed to
examine into and report upon the feasibility
of building new ard extensive union depot
in this CITY. 60 81