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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13

IF YOU want something to do, call Ut Northwestern
i Agency, Sixth and Robert, and they viii assist
n nrf,calrin0 II. 121s
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13

W1ANTED-By young lady, q position as assist
w ant in dry goods or fancy store. Address,
8. g.. GLOBE Office. 49,
WTANTED-S Situation by young lady, in q dry
w goods or stationery store, as clerk. Has had
ample experience. Best references given. Address
Ed. s., this Office. 1857
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13

However much the Minneapolis authorities
may countenance cruelty to dumb brutes, this
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13
CITY GLOBULEs.

The German society will give their first pic
mic of tho season at Banholzer's grove next
Sunday.
The board of directors Of the aims house and
hospital issued Eve full and six half orders for
provisions yesterday.
The p. p. fellows never got nearer the strike
than Carpenters tower. Poor, sell. confessed
towards, the strikers were after game.
Some sneak-thief entered Mrs. Flaherty's
boarding house on Wednesday night and got
away with lot of clothes. No clue, to the
robber.
The food in the upper waters of the Missis-
sippi is coming down, tho mark last evening
showing rise of two inches in the preceding
| twenty four hours.
young man named Henry Jacobs was be-
fore Judge Flint yesterday for making deroga-
tory remarks concerning the character of Mrs.
Lazarus. The chin music cost Henry exactly
three dollars.
Among the wrecks made by Tuesday nights
storm was that of Smelling avenue observatory.
1t was completely demolished, but the inten-
ton is to rebuild it in q manner to defy the
| next storm, be it ever so powerful.
A three days shooting tournament is contem-
plated by the st. Paul sportsmen's club, to
take place about the 4th of July. One thou
| sand birds have already been procured, and
should they get the required number of pigeons,
the tournament will take place without fail.
The evening twinkler discredits that there
was strike. Such confession is on a par
with their other enterprise; Capt. Clarke with
his posse, was got out in the short line at II
o'clock, Wednesday, and the live evening paper
doesn't mention it until Thursday at o'clock
p. n.
Sheriff Becht's estate by his executors was in
court yesterday in case entitled the State OF
Minnesota vs.. John Penner and Sarah B. Becht,
executors, etc. The suit involves the right to
$1,70O, which arises from some official action
during the late sheriff's lifetime. The cause
! is on trial.
Charles Oswald was up yesterday for making
q holy show of himself on the public high.
| WAYS. while Joseph Rruchner was charged with
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-13

QPECIAL and personal attention given to colleo
y honsin all parts Of the country, and prompt n
turns made, by the Northwestern Agency, corne
Sixth and Robert streets. 1888.
, 1879-07-12
The >Convicts Of the Massachu..
setts Prison Hatohlng Mani
.... mott, Plots. .-
Difficulty of Keeping Nortlta1np"
i, ton Dani1- Robbers, i, Cons.
- stahtly on Hand. '" .
Three Southern hurdorers Mada to Pay
tho Penalty Of Doath.
q Jury Secured and Testimony Heard
in the Buford Trial.
A lad lot.

. a LAD lsDI. -
Epertat 57i.pa.ct to 7as SSfbrHs
DosroN, July liza plot 70 rctcnsc the con- !
ylets In thu State Prison came to 'irht to-day
which for daring had never been, cnnbleJt IN
Nov Englaul At luast. The arrangements were
lnh1t OF, tho 4th Of july, wien Tho 100 conycss
were together for ,an hour Or two, n,il, but Tor
an Intercepted letter fran one convict TO anothcr,
II would certainly hare been carried Into eject.
The ntan was to setzo upon thrce officers who
l,al charge III tho workshops where 100 conv!cts
were employed tolny, seize t'fctf rtvolvats, ana
thus rclcnso TIC tncn In .licBe two SHOPS, artl
then communicate With tic men in the other
shops. lhls could hasc been accomplished very
casIly tptiay, As tridny Ia y!sl!iugday. and the
Warden nsa two or thrce. other ollccrs arc cil-
gaQcd In the uctaEon receiving Callers ilen
the lncu wcre to acizo tue ralruad train, which
backed Into the prison yard every any lof
freight, nt,d use It .as hattarlng-raul Tor thu
gates, TINS opening, tho way for evcryoody.
There would have been large loss Of 1ttc, anu.
rs the country nrouud the prison Is thlcs!y
wooded uud sparscly settled, but fey 1nen
would probably have beon captured. Tlle
non.appearaucc ol, duty to.day Of the three
wasehfulness on tic park' Ut those who relieFad
them warned TIC consplrators TINT their plan
Ind fnilcu. This Ia not the first time Whole
sa!e jaH Ieyery has been. attsmptcd Ct site
State Prison. 4 few months aGo Warden C!am-
hcriain discovered # uIot on The past OF tt,e
friends Of tlH Northampton Bank sDbeers 70
bring TN larGc ganE Of ronghs from Now YORK
nt. attack the prison at midnight, mud there 1aye
been number Of Ezra set IN the WORKSHOPS "
eonvlsts, ono u two doing lHs!. aamags; 1hsre
a1o which resulted tn twcnty meu being piaced
in clo4e conQnement. : r
, 1879-07-12

y critical condition. The wcntEer fe very hot,
tntcrsporsei Will, violent wind n,,ss rain stortls,
a,nl II Ia .lcclttr1ily ul.snfc 10 pr1dct TINT wo
will place MI average crop III tlc elevators. Tho
continuance OF such weather as TINT OF the
past ten days wo:,.d proyo disastrous. Your
correspondent talked with lnrEer wheat
denlor to-day, who has Inspected wneat-fle!ts In
yarIona pnrts ot tue State, md has ,onc Of his
owl OF over 1000 acscs, md lls tayh II my man
viii agrte To pay him for fcn bns'cls 10 Tho
ncrc, llo Will sell his whole ytold. fIo says
from personat inspection he does
not bclIovo the average throughout
tho 6tnto Will exceed twelve Bushels
pcr acrc, Per contra, mot n gentleman to-
day wtlo Inns Just returned fronl a careful IT.
spectlon ut the Red River Valtes, nnt ho rcports
tho croos In excellent condition, no damage
from my cau.o, md n eorsatnttT Of twentv-1vc
to thisti bushels per acre, Il nothing happens
between now md harvest. 1t shuald be sntd,
hY war Of explanation, that the tlrstnamcd ges-
Neu,an has not Visited tic Rod Rivor
Valley. 1'is urcpondofanee OF testl..
mony IA In favor of a. good
crop as the wheat stasus to day, md tho belief
is general tlnt al increased acrcagc Will aEeli
tae total yield Of Minnesota up"to 85,ooo,0W
hfiHtu1R.
, 1879-07-12

EpeffH@ }H&1dtth 10 1n8 1f&otH&
DENVER, Col, July 11.-TMs afternoon ut 8
o'clock Judges Miller and Uallsat, in the United
Suites Court. announced their readiness to hear
ti.r motion upun tho part of tila Santa Fc coun-
sol for the discharge Of Receiver H!s!ey, Of thu
Rio Granle Koal, With this announcement,
ant expecting that the railroad cases would be
taken up by tic Uourt after dinner, the crowd
ti!led the courtroom. Tlie hcat WINS almost
iu.olerable. Tile Judges sat In t!1etr seats with
Precipitation rolling from their brows, while
lawyers, audience, and reporters were also
swclterng from the heat. Proceedings
began with Mr. Trait, Of thu san.
ia Fe counsel, presenting and reading
tue answer OF tho Atchitou, Tolcka
& Santa Fe Company to tf!e bill ns amonied
filed bY the lilo Graude Company. This unsWer
gives most thorough a8 well u concise inside
history, Of tl1o relations whica have existed %.
expose Of all TIT alleged el,!cancry. .practiced
upun the Gattta Fd Company By fts Rdver-
sary, the Rio arande. After Pratt had
concluded the readtnG Jud0osssill!er reauestet!
chnrGe ot Receiver Rislcy, rhich wna done.
Judge Bcclkwltll thereupon exhibited q schedule
showing the gross earnings Of the Rio Granle
Saa tofn Gm pss @ Il. Il ias ns cspnss to sne ecar l.
Of aIi lease' s slwooo fratt further .tsled u,at
li.e Santa Fo Company had paid slso, ,ooo, nearly
| $4,000 more than was due at thut time.
| +Iudgo Ecckwth hero began presenting
proot upon tho part Of tho Santa
Fe Company, and tile entire afternoon was
consumed IN reading aftldagtts upon the Santa
Te sIdu showing TINT the Rio 0ranle Con,pany
had acted not In eon,pors With diat!ncs acrrc'
mrnss md understandings. Mr.. Never, 40
| lvitor for tlle complainant, made hr!ef nrgu.
mrnt to the Court tn betalt of his client, 4S'l
attempted to show ulAt since tho month Of Dc.
cember last to Juno 10 the Rio GrAniv hoal had
not earncl what 1t had previous to iliu lease
Judges hil!cr md Ha!iott yut some. very
polulcd und logical queries to Solicitor Meyer,
adjourned until Saturday morning. The. casc
has now got pefore the court with nothing to
I Interfere WITH It's further progress.
, 1879-07-12
SUICIDE.
An Old Nran and Ills NYlfc Walk into Dccp
River, CiRaped In Eacli Othcr'4 Arms
Other Deaths.

A., t,,a Nv,,, ,,,I M, lvIc. 11r.1I, t,,t. Doo,,
1,,sar n,a.s,s,, IN saoi, n,hor,s am
o.,,sr t,cnths
autcta, ft,oa,ca 10 Tia tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wis, july 11,-At noon to-day
mn John MrDoua1,l apncarel Mt the south stdu
Police statlou, md roye to THE Tn1uuyn cor
respondent tho particulars Of romantic sui
eide, witnessed by Hin, Ia Mcnou,ouco River,
near thc National Military Asylun,, He stated
,lat, while wandering along tno bank Of the
9,Ves, Nv o"eoua'esoe an usen ueF'oa't e"ap'o
altth'g IN tae shaao OF elhmp ot wt''o"s'
anu asked thcIn II there > was not U
, 1879-07-12

!" sAxFnANctsco, July liza Portland 1ispatc1,
says two men calling themselves flames Gordon
and 'John Rowell have arrived there from Asto-
ria, and tell sensational story about tho wrec';
Of tic British bark Pauline Oh the coast bctwcon
Gray's unrbor a,,d tic mouth Of tic Columbia.
These men ,sas; We sailed from a South
American port for Portland on tic Pauline
In ballast. The vessel carried twenty-five
men. On arriving oil Columbia Bar tho Cap
tain lost hts bearings. During tic blight tho
lookou. cried, breakers ahead," but botors d
hand could be turncd, with = fearful crash
whicl, atovo tho entire forward part md Ront
the must md rigging orerboard,, Bto vent upon
a reef. 1l.c officers nnd mnnt panic-strlcken,
all scrambled for themselves. and same
succeeded In nnpotttng' q boat out, whTuh
VIVA svamped nk soon ia It: struck the 'watert
aud tl,e init, swept away. .No succeeded In get
ting pioec oi thu stove forecastlc, and launched
it Into the breakers. We were Carried with tho
swell intn comparatively smooth water, and
just as daylight was breaking were thrown upon
the beach 1norn deud than nltve, the only sur-
ylvora Ut the entire crew. Not vcstage OF tho
sh|p Was left except the wreck .along the beach.
Tho report lncks confirmation, mid 10 generally
dtsbclcycd. although tho alleged survivors tell
tho story with every detail Of Incident.
, 1879-07-12

ST. PAUL, MIMI. july lt.--attoucsota has Gu
joycI serles Of storms fur two weeks past
which have created the impression abroad Ut
grols ua.naga to tho wheat crop. From the best
Information your correspondent can Qptalo hs IL
led to hvleve ll'as, rs yet, no gss'pfal damage
has been doae to tae crop. lna few localities
Iail has swept through u township dolng good
deal OF duuuu. III souo other localities rust ase'
ported, but, taking tho Stats sasa wAose, prospects
ars favorable fur an asara4u rrop. Tho IT,
creased acreage will .uoyu thau make up for all
damsRs up to this tune. Wh.le this IL correct
view OF thu situation to-day, there Ia po dts
guis!ux thc fact tat the crop IL lu I'LL exceeding
, 1879-07-12
JOHN. C. GAULT.


MILWAUKEE, July 11.-Juhn C. lault, Assist
nut General Manager Of tl.e Chicago, Mtlwau-
kcc g. st. Paul Railway, haa returned from
swo-wccks' trip 10 ths Missouri River Valley,
buyoui thu lst!o Of extension OF tic Iowa Il Dn-
kota Dlysion. Tho trip was madp with the yicw
Of selecting Il terminus on tho Missouri R1vcr
for this exteustou that will aiIorl proper teans-
lug md stage facilities to the Black Hills,
Tie Crude Ut the extension ls complttcl to u
pGlnt twonty miles bGyon4 FIru atecl, In tho
Ja,ncs River Valley. Work hus been atopped 10
cuublu eAllgs oi rtuta to be n!u.i0 1t desired,
md Inc enttru working force IL now cuga.cd In
building u spur soad from Finley, tWentY-ayc
miles weat Of Canton, to Yankton. rlts apus
road will bU completol to Springfield, forty
miles southwest Of Finley, In etxty days. The
country through wh!eh il passes Is
as .h!ekly settled as any fotty miles
Ut Western Iowa.. BY Rusaa1, Men
nonltes, thrifty frugal, a,ul industrious
people. Mr. Qtnlt returns rugged aud strong.
nntl' tn greatly improved health. Ito expresses
himself highly plenscd with theeonnsry through
which tho 81. raul extension will pass, His OBJ
seryatlnns among t!sc Indiana has led him to
tho conviction that the unyernnett chrtsttaniz-
ny pnIfey Is ontircfy wrong, lie saws he Is pre-
pascA to suggest u plan whereby the rcdskius
cau all lc got rid Ut In less thaa forty years.
, 1879-07-12
LABOR AND CAPITAL.

Strikes In tho llHzluton Gnnl Region Of
Observation-Disclosures uulons to lie Ta"
bouud In Indianapolis.
snecfat Dispatch to 7ns Tribune.
HAzLEroN, Pa., July ll.-Coal operators ara
wait,n. 10 see II there Is to be genera, ftrika
In the Huztoton coal regiou A meeting was
held yesterday, ut which tue 1nlucrs voted unan-
.noualy to ceass work when coal "as below
IS ut Port Jol,rsuu Or E!lzabothport. Bum
day tho Knights Of Labor ordered striko
Thursday unluss the demand wns eolup1l Cd
With, which was impossible, for eoa. is solltk ut
10 to Is cents d tou loss th1u 81. Tho strlks
cau,s on Mooday, however, from anothur causc.
li tl.u Shenandoah aud 6hna,okfn district, WHOM
Heading Issued Its Juno circular, max
Ing an advance In thu psico
Of coal md tolls on tile railroad.
wa9es went up, In accos,larca With the sl!ltug
scate. Ile alraneu fur Goa! was oo paper, how-
ever, artl nr!Yats OPERATORS WHO got 10 higher
prizes could uSt ss to aaVans" q va; axes; 1Ge
co!lleries tor tllo waacs paid BY t'io Read.
iug Coul Il Iron Company, an advance VI 10
ccnts' wagca. After daY or tsyo tho 0itctatots
offered flYe cents, a'd sI|a Inrn in the sterling
thousand arc out, ala refuse to 70 !u, uxrept ut
their own ter,ns. Wednesday = number Of
Iluzlston collfertss stap;cd, and to-day sesen
oro aro Idle, tAa .nil,ess demanding tho gu seale.
Uperatvrs are aot certain a. to what tts jssue
viii b. for, yesterday usry thought sho yote 10
ssrtIs would 1lot ba carried lnto effect, but to.
Jay VII! probably sea nearly every colltety ID
,|.a Ilaxieson regiou tlle. 5hpul4 sues BY lae
| case, ti,eFu will bo KonuraI meeting OF tue
| operators to tlsciue upon COURSE to pursue.
q Will not, atIect The tunua9e, ot tbs Lehieta
Valuy, fof tlat railroad Will send Its tratna into
otlltr districts an.l kcup DIP lilo supply. There
wiz te no str!ke ~ any Of ths , Keaalng .,la,
roll!esles. Tor thcy fenf lockout nnu u hla"k-
l!slIng Ut sl!u men who strska. 'fhe feeltng .
now that coaf will 80 aigaef' ata Il Mkeae!ng
promises 10 uayallee tla prtea ut least Is tehtA
Oh the lst vi August uI.d perhaps t9 cents.
This Company ~ fur behind Oh tts Western
| orders.
| SpeeAl D{sp,leA to TIA Tftbtns
| Ixp14s4roLisslud., Ju|Y lI.-fas.hcf troubla
I 10 peul,ng nlADll.s the printers this week. The
.ae, have termed uniou, leu5nn3 VI which
| t4e propsieturs deter!Mineh to prusrnt tln
alternative 10 lneir uHu D: either leaving tho
Organization Of a!,elr rssea. The ptlntssts ..
| tho Uuon. Tbs Juurta and .sehttas, Ut Mt: .
VIII be asked n1ter !ilo papsrs q tonight ats
will scarcely tu urIayel-certa!n'y nos los tuosa
than one lily.
, 1879-07-12

WArERTowN, Wis, July u.-W. j. Davis, OF
Chicago, cx.T1casurcr Of Colds circus, appearcd
hers yesterday uDtl hecamc surety IN Tho sum Of
$l,Ooo for tho appearance Of "Doctor" Hickey
4ud ltarry Longmeycr. arrested VI oshkoah
Monday, charged With being tho principals tn
necctng Bot,,u Of our citizens ttslnrgu au1ns pf
money wlcn' Colds circus performed In this city
June IL, through tho iustrumeatal!tY ot .thtee.
carl ntGnte, cue OF our residents losing $l,No
uloyet aunouHce their determination NJ standing
tr|a! VI ills uext term of the Circuit Court .us
dstIerson County, when they ptomlse to saaks
spMQ rich Developments.
, 1879-07-12

tho Delaware, Lnekawauua l. Wcstorn 10 WASH.
ttgto1l, md thence BY The Mnrrls & Essex Roatl
to New York. 1t has heretofore tenn shnposcd
NJ The Eastern terminal the 1.tle Railway, hut, II
tic abavu report 10 true, 1t would al.ow lMt 1,c
can,ot yet this rua,i, and is therefore trying to
get another Eastern outlet.
rl1crc HanY railroad managers. however, who
think these rlliuors nrv MI started for stuck
speculation purposes III os1ur to adynncn thu
Wnhaah stock. Tlieso moi, Ray Gould Is too
Rhrewd n,ana0cr to form suel, lne. rs he
must wot k,Iuw that t wo,,td tnfuee tifs fnter.
ests far nlotc thao It could benefit them. II
a,lel, iine werc formed lc would be- compelled
to 1aht all Other ,Ines In the country. whirh
wou.l not sit Idly BY al.l allow all tic Pacific
business to 70 BY that line. They would soo'!
find ullo:her outlet to tho ratafc coast, scycra'
roa.ls bunt now In the. roltrbo Of eunstr,,cton,
,,,nl shu yaluu Of tIiq Unton and Kansas l'acihs
Railroads might then ha reduced 30 much as tG
Involve Mr.. Gould In financial tuin..
, 1879-07-12
A YOUNG NAHCALt
fn,t1dg DtsptEscR 10 Ihs TtitHns.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Ja!Y 1!.-Yestesday .
horsp aud buggy belonging to Nelson VaaktEk
wers stolen from secluded plece Ut woods IN
the westsrn suburbs Of this city. whore tscy had
been left for q low minutes by tho owner Late
last night buy brought up at rcwaukeo with
t]le stoicn sg. aud was detained. Detective
Smith returned to this city thls evening With
tho property md thief. Tie latter proves to
be an iucorriElb'e Po'ack South named Hermann
sxczerbrinrkl. less than 10 years Ut Rgc Tho
little fellow took tho rig anl drove oil, evident.
ly with no nitortor design, nnd without tilt lcast
ilea VI whittier ha Was gunE.
, 1879-07-12

DwENToN, KY, July l1."-lllo Court met At 10
O'Clock. The work Of eelectlng the Jurors con-
ttnued. up to si.s tina Ut tile adjournment
i've had hcen'choseu, making thu total selected
tai. It IL expected the jury will be completed
before the adjournment thls afternoon. =
Thu Court ycasssubled At . p. HI, the work Of
selecting jurY being continued, As4 o'clock
t,.e twelfth Juror waa chosen, ind the witnesses
wesu immediately sworn aud ths great trial
began In earnest.
Judge Hines, Of the Court Of Appeals, Frank
lln County, WIS the first witness who'tcstthed.
The Judge described the killing - follows:
Vas with Judge Elliott only = fsw moments
, 1879-07-12

THE announcement thai Jay Gould and partners
have housht oat the entire prhpersy and franch!s1s
Of the Oregon stes'n Nay!satlo1 Company VII
awnsc that the Union Pacillc had any Intention OF
eauncct,ng With Tho ocean over line Of lte own.
completed Tia work, ani i only ts'naiux Tor 4 to
span ths interval hetwcen 1!mnti1ia md tho. Utah
Northern at Tho month OF Naekioot Hhon i viii
virtually DO Independent Of tho Ccntral Pacific dn
iof tho business thnt te Northern raellc has con.
ai ~ Gx seoe. % s poer ot fGa H.
Untuu Pacific. mud may 10 expected to prove no
moan rival ut san FtAncisco buFore many years are
gone. The Northorn Paclhc loses ouo past Of ftA
Pacific connection. and tnust now content !ksrlf
Of time. Z my taid up third r1vnl for Tho com:
tluoxs strange 70 rs .hat tho Nostherq Pselac
but seriously cflpp1s thr operations fepottcd NJ
brKun by that Company IN building, cast fsom tho
head Of navigation on thy Columbia. L l,Aa NJ
transportation line, which huH NOW Rona into tho
hauds Of its rival. Az 10 iron anl ,atcrals must
ny s 5qts q 'o 1 aa
puget SoAn,i. Eventually, when tic Government
cnnh!s nrc completed 10 tho CaBcnde and tho uaes,
tho Northern Paeilc may catch share Of thu lrade
from Portland, but tha w!li m be Toatn hence. and
Sever before on thta Continent hhH shnec becn
such sharp playing tor higb siakes between rtva!
the Paciac; liz cIaimants nro tho Central, North.
crn, and Union pact0c, aud tho latter, with the
lcast natural advantages, seems At this moment
IT, looK ior. lsely race 70 win the prizs and elso
lively e1'nppss!t,on between s thcso linz. WHEN
aud carving freight: from Portland TO Now York.
i WI b' s!osa rec between thts line md TIC
trisnn. Nav NcTirn' ctr. Thrsn thronrh iinss
, 1879-07-12
CANADA.
The Northwest Tcrrltarfcs-sous Of Tom.
psrAnon-Toronto Preparing to Do Grcat
Honor tn ffnnlnn.


psrance-Toronto prspnslny to DO 1roat
Honor tn Tfnntnn.
sptc4as 0fsnascA 10 7zs 7rtauns.
MONTREAL, July t1.-ConccrulNg tho hnAF1.
ciui truubic Ut tho large grain.nlerchant, slr.
Buffers, tho Gasetts says: "It has been known
for days past tl,ut Bttcrs' business nlInirs were
nut In satisfactory condition. mud, 10 believe.
he Ind determined to give up business hero
md establish himself In Chicago. His
losscs have been sustained on the shipment Of
grain to the Un!trd Kingdom. it having epst
him large amount OF money. The direct 1!a-
bllittcs ara not lnrue but tho indirect ltabiifty
will bc considerable. Ills account WAS kept at
tlie Merchauts' Bunk, but, as tho weakness
of MI Bnttcrs' position has been known for
seyeEal months, any loss that uny be suataincd
has already boon provided for, and we aro tu-
formed TINT the position oil lis aceount has i'm
proved since the last statements wers prepared.
t. should also be aaid that tio bunk huids col
lstcta security which nou,fnaliy largely exceeds
the amount Of liability to It, To-day writ of
attachment was isucd against the arm."
Gpecto. Dtspasea to The TrfbuHa
OTTAWA, July 11.-A letter received from
Battlctord, Northwest Territory, dated Juao IS,
or clcvon days 1qtcr that the last SASKATCHEWAN
Herald received, gives u complete iculal to nil
rumors respecting ali indian raids.
1t statcs that the Indians on the reservations
In tho vicinity Of Datttcford aro quiet and at
lending pcaeenbly to their ordinary pursuits.
Fortunately tic catch Of osh IN tic Battle River
ia this year unusuatty large, and WITH do inlirh
10 supply next winter tho want Of Buifalo
meat. Tilr letter refers to tho expected
urrival from Ottawa Of farmers to sett.o
among the Indians and teach tlcnl farmting.
It states TINT the people IN the Northwest
IN this matter. Farmers suited for lllc position,
accustomed to farming In tho Northwest, ac-
oua!nted with the Indians, their habisa and
languages, can cnsy be procured there, md tse
larEo cxpenBe Of bending farmers irum the
Ottnwa district avoided. IA tle farmers sent
by Government had mt arrived up to date Of
letter, the missionaries OF different dtnomtna-
tions wero engaged III tcach!,ig the Indians a.
ricultural pursuits.
Tile Deputy Minister Of Marine will Wait
Mauitobn in fow days for tho purnoae of locat-
iug lighthouses on Lase Winnipeg aud Red
| River.
! 4 well-kuown Conservative, and m extensive
wholesale importer III this distrct, complains OF
the results OF tho national policy. 1lc says the
duties On sugars aune. bssides dsmoraffztnE
the trade. will cnuso loss Of 81 ,000,000 TO the
revenue, aud plaea ss53.o0o IN the pockets VI
b. ~ the a pro w
sptefo, D'.pa,ca to 7ns Tribune
roRoHro. Ont, JULY il-Lieut:- Coy. Mne:
| the Dawson ROUTE It is expccted tllat BIZ will
reacl, Cross Inks on the 2.2l tuHt., BY way Of
TAuador Day, Eurt FRANCIS. lsa!uy River. aua
@ W,sn,pcs % b. special traia. : it Is proba6e .l.at
Lieut. Gov. Caucton will mcct Macdonald mad
party, At Gross Lake, aud accompany them to
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, 1879-07-12

lwforc the ehoolng. Walked with him. to
Churh'a lsscry-smb'c, whers ho has'c 9ootf.hY
just a. 1}ufostl can,t up with bis u.s.. Witness
did not walt to speak to Rafor!, but overheard
tho Judge nsk Duford whcrs. Ito was going i,
rs tn,lows: N Mn 1o',g supe-hinting,n y anil
followed By ut tnYfsaton from l3nfor,l to Elliott
10 take n drink, A moment after heard n gun
Discharged; 1ookr,l back nntl' saw Jn1an Elliott
lylug in tl,e pavement. Han to him, saw shc
wound, ami exclaimed, "hir TOD, you hare
killed HIM" hufunt rcrlicd. "Ycs, nm sorsy
had 10 Lo. .it":. that ha Ind sworn to aschgc
his slater.
The testimony Of tho witnesses following only
confirmed ut.,ga' Testimony.