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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-23

Our store will be CLOSED on THURSDAY the
18th instant, and REOPENED FRIDAY MORN
ING the 10th instant. Sc 10
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FT.ANSELS.

We show large stock of PLAIN and TWlLLED
COLORED aud WHITE FLANNELS, the prices
of which have been marked down TO the lowest
figures.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
lmuression DIR. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of G. McLAEE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon aving the genuine DR.. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros.' OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations
of the name McLANs, spelled differently but same
PRONUNCIATION. .s @ my IL deow1y
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Mt COHEN BROTHERS ARE OF
FERING, OF their own direct importation, on
which they save their customers from ID to 25 per
cent
az pieccs Samuel Court,uld's ENGLISH GRAPE;
100 pieces BLACK CASfIMERES;
The Paris favorlrc KID GLOVES, Leroy Scam
lessn: also, 4 full line IN THREE. FOUR. and
SlX-BUTTON, the Lucia CndrcsScd." KID
GLOVES, now most extensively fayoriteS in the
European market; they arc enabled to offer
them ut 1925 for ihrec-0utton, $3.50 for four
button, and 81. rs for six-hutt0n
Also, large stock OF BLACK and COLORED
SILKS. set
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EAST BOT NJ
Matt train ,rr'rcs at Richmond daily ~

Mail train arrives 1t Richmond daily rT-
ccpt sunday at...,.......,............ ?.
Exprcs, Train arrives a. Richmond ia :.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....,.'.'.'
and on TUESDAY, Thursday. and Sa'1n-
,iay CONNECTS al Richmond NTH W.
.lnia Steamboat IOnpany's steamer
Ariel. which ic.t"rs RIchlH'n! t.r t,!
Point, N"rfuih. &C., AZ 7:lJ \. Vi.
Accommodation train arrives al E"N.' 70
lnond daily except sunday at....,....-.
\ mixed train lcaT"s ~'aiIn."H - ..''. ...
taking passengers from Nir-GA 4.'-..'
frura Washington, ami iFrl''> Il i.'... .''
y. VI. daily excerpt sunday. ...
\ connects with Nlr.tnjF N"'.I..' i' .''.
tng at 100 \. H. a.. i.,r""'< '"'
Missi,>p aad Olip -. GAL -.l'
| Niryiuii Midland raIru.o!. irs' H. - 49,.
e r6mnerts with virginia NJ. rt.f 49,.
Ing AZ $50 \. ". for Ha-ttir- ...- '.. " ...
yi:iil Midland railroad. !rls i'm -.''
Lyuchhur@ and Atlantic. lii>st7s!i. .-'
road stations.
u CONNECTS wi,, VALLEY rai:r,AI. .,''
VI. tor ilarrlsOuDUr%. ..
4. VI. :or IEarpcr's tr.r>.
+ connects with >tI.r liz" Tor L. w.. ..
e. conHcCts with g.. l.. :. .l J. !. -."t.
points on the ohio river ..u4 'a, ia o.. ID. l.
II connects with scioto 'Nt'} ''..'
Northwest. ... 10,
J connects with all Ines &t,,.'t,..t 'trr>>
Northwest and Southwest. y, v. >. a.
Engineer Gr ~Ht,'''.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD, G"e.n' ''-'
Ticket Agent. -..-..----- 900
RICHMOND, rnEpc :, rn.",AL' y. =.
OFFICE GENERA I. "a, -, "a '
RICHAoSV. y, ND." -.
| COMMENCING SUNNA ~, M >
| ~ trains on this road VIII rt'E s. .'.'''-'
NORTH BOUND. .....s.,
~ c.nn , NJ caves II :,3->:Cse! - ~ a..
| I>o' (rxcrps Suuda: ;, duo o. b., d,
| lu.toD i:l9 =. H.: b.
| 800 =. Vi; r"'.".,1' =.
| Ply Xrw iorA. - IN 10y
~ q. 6.OO p NJ. leJ YES Ryrd-S tr-r! - 2. u
| Az So'00 prs =, Washrgft, ~. ~. =
irI,Imorr, Il.53 !. ~. 4
,ieil,hla, 3:,i5 n ~
,oo,u 9 i;tt5SnAx,M,Io;pArlo> rH TN.
| W. fnr junction .""'tS .; -.
Street station d.D! 1eA'''
| days..
SOUTH BOUND. $3.50. $3.50;
So'Z-lV'1o l. h.' ss,,y except svmh!m ?. =
Nsw YORK, SIS \ D. ~.
,,inhjs llIH N,al,.i.. j
more. 3SO L. VI
$40 +. N; ux,1.>g,e! ,: ~ !
No.4 ll:so A. NJ, srrN'i s - Xt~ yer;, |
NJ; PhiLiderG.%t, v
~ Bal:!mogc, 4,0Su
. Ir,srinutor, 500 \; "a ~
. =, nScGISlupALioN y,
} No. s $40 y. Nh rr,y.s 81 Kroad-sn"'
'I.iiy except S@nda,,YTio&,
: s.aer.i rttk Me- - :
oa,.r,i supr. aI.adsA-
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DRESS GOODS.

All kinds Of DRESS GOODS must be sold, so ouI
prices will be found lower than elsewhere.
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aen sisnedsnis name to bis Communication.
Ths professc6 /" Northern Settler !" who
writes to ths malone organ here does not
sign hts name. He need not expect an IN
telliaeat public TO credit his statements.
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CANTON FLaNNELS.

We show all qualities in UNBLEACllED,
BLEAOHED, and COLORED, at the lowest prices.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF

FER ON MONDAY
so pieces WHITE WOOL FLANNEL at lG2$c-
general value of which is 25c.; 40 pieces at
22c., valued ut 33c.
Also, large stock Of fine imported WHITE fLAS-
NELS considerably under market value.
800 pairs WHITE BLANKETS at from 75c to SO
pair-lcss than last seasons prices;
$50 dozen LADIES, MISSES, and CHlLDRES'S
HOSE, in all the new designs of the coming sea.
son;
GO dozen LADIES' MERINO KNIT VEST ) at occ.;
the same quality sold Inst season ut 65c Better
qualities proportlonatcly reduced. SEQ
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RAILROAD LINES.

CUESAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
" WAY.-Until further notice passengers for
ing Richmond al 4. 81 Express train leaving
Richmond al II +. ~. makes no CONNECTION AZ
Huntington. CONWAY X. How AID,
General Ticket Agent.
W. " $. Dunn. Engineer and superintendent.
S-l IN
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EIeHTY-FIRsT
sEMtANNCAL OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY OF NoBBY STYLES.
E.B. SPENCE son,
MERCHANT TAILoRs AND CLoTHIERs,
1900 MAIN STREET,
grateful for past favors from generous public, re-
spectfully ask an inspection Of their
NEW FALL STOCK,
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Is REPLETE WITH
HANDSOME STYLES OF CoATINGs AND
SUITINGS
OF THE BEST MAKES,
and will DC
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE,
AND
AT PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
Give the old house trial.
E. SPENCE & son,
SC 22-Sm Merchant Tallors and tlothiers.
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VI EET'ENGS-

No. 2,kSIGHTs TEMPLAR. Z
RICHMOND, VA, September 23, 1879.
GENERAL ORDER No. Sir ~
VI KNIGuTs.-Attcnd stated assembly ~
Sa IS Hall Corner CORNER OF Thlrd and Main
streets, THIS Tuesday EVENING at ~
O'Clock. in citizens orcss. with swords and belts.
An election To fill vacancy will be held.
Members of the Commandcry OF st. Andrew ana
visiting Sir knights are courtecusly Invited.
By order or the Eminent Commander.
J, THOMPSON BROWN.
Captain. General.
Attest G.. +. DASFoRTu. Recorder. sc 23-1ti
NFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF TRIM
OITY LODGE, No. 81, l. O. G.. T..-PIease attend
a regular meeting Of Your Lodge at Masonic lla'l,
Twenty fifth street, THIS TUESDAY EVENING At
s O'Clock promptly.
BY order ef the ". &. T.
JAMES l.. SCHAWLMEYER.
se03.ltx w. Secretary.
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80 ,InIOB %ORK NEAstsE,>AS
- BeUTED AZ The ote'
sCCS-a.
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sA q - - - s7.-g.g9
@ichAoHD' YORK RIVER AND 1;rr-sH~ III
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS R>'"r1,o,S
.rrl' Ac'rsT i7.Is,,
THROUGH PASsEscgp
o'oo T. H. LeaYs5 Richmond TUFxDsv
III and SATURDAY" iHfrs.
nese Inint With stclrncr ir'1h%"r !;
al POINT. on YORK rive, hELaus -
IIt"ie. ArriTcs IN f:litilno"'' ~, Er.'..
o., connects with rali-liuns a, /
's".' fhilaGciphia Me- W. vas.
..p, wv I'll western part H.
a. h'chWuhi Hi'h i-tlr..,, q, ."..~.
az nm ft'r7sogrg and tar.,' 49,. .-.r:
ONO railroads. t't.t 80
THROUGH FREIGHT
b:'o a. 81. Leaye5 Richmond 1,,,,f,,,
..oo =, NESDAi. and fElIJt +. 49, p.
''"o A. NJ Iif.Dhf. THCE.l,Ay
LEEiAl. touur".s rri j., NJ.
al HrSt fGint tor riy.,, L.. ~. Z
t'E'"re, and al western 1870 III.
meets al Richmond wa "s. '@..
montana lsIr"ii!. .aiir,,,t :, ~ -.
Ohio railroads. -" s"aat ~
LOCAL PhSSrNGFp
200 L. u, Le:s-.s Richmond T,>n,,
,NENl,Af. and FEiDjTy''i' Hi.
THROUGH rA>>tN,Fr:
Io'oo a. NJ AI , AZ EirumrEl rt....
Htk>bAf. ana : iTf.r; =. ~,
he:ts "'ta tram. ~ G,rit''., ..
lcltrstiTg and Cha.tr.,,,,,"'." M
rsi!r"a's steamer Iiay A., ,.-' -J
llMort from Pier IA H..
MONDAY, WEb<E>,1.IV .-". vice;
DA1, al j. ". f..' H..
traih5 from fhita1r'pa,. Va. -;
anu western p";'.,. .t;.5 :, "a. lr,
South. '''"t ..1 y. 4
THROUGH FREIGHT
4:5O I. VI. Arrives AZ RichHr4a fi..Sn,,.
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4EA in g5eE1 rane,-os,r -,--.---
70 sLs ssisza ~~se sEx.--. - s.szssz.
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER L. Vi
SCHEDULE OF TRANS ">'"E',O.
~ TAXING EFFECT AtG,gr -
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CLOTHING.

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A SABLE SPRAGUE.

Vest Toe Shoots William Reed Dead for
Destroying His Domestic Happiness.
Special to the Courier. Journal.
New CASTLE, KY, Aug. pa fearful
tragedy was enacted near Smithfield, tt is
county, late Monday evening, which shows
that the example of the willy Conkling, in
producing evil, is unprecedented. Distress
has invaded the household of another family,
and death has been the forfeit paid by
would-be follower of the great politicians
example. The particulars are about these:
William Reed, colored, has been in the habit
of visiting the house of West Tow, colored,
when Tow was absent. His movements We're
watched by Tow, who suspected too much
intimacy with his wife on the part of Reed.
Having had his suspicious confirmed in
some way, he went to the former attorney
of the county, Mr.. w. p. Thorn, and got
him to write for HIM notice to Reed, in eff.
feet that he was not again to come upon
his premises or into his house that if be
did 80, it would be at the risk of his life.
This notice was served upon Reed by con-
stable, but its contents were disregarded,
and Reed again went to lows house yester-
day evening. Tow seeing him, armed him
self with shotgun loaded with slugs, and
meeting Reed in the yard took aim and
fred. A number of the slugs went into the
left arm, and the balance into the left side
of Reed, producing instant death. Tow did
not attempt to get away. but signified his
willingness to give himself up to an officer.
An inquest was held upon the dead body
and verdict given in accordance with the
above facts. Reed, the negro killed, is re-
ported to have been bad character, and
"the woman in the case'' is not above sus-
picion. Tow, who did the killing, is respect
cd by his white neighbors as quiet negro,
without bad record. His preliminary trial
takes place to. day.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.


NEW YORK August 28.-Governments strong. Rail-
road bonds firmer. State securities dull.
Stocks-The market to-day was less actiye but
speculation frmer and higher. A range of quota
tons was established, the principal business being in
Granger shares, Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western
Erie and Lake Shore h Michigan Southern. In
early dealings there fractional advance, which
was followed by dec inc, 18th Delaware, Lacka-
wanna L Western leading in the downward move
ment. During the afternoon quiet tone character
lied dealings, but in final dealings prices advanced
steadily and at the close quotations showed an adj
vance for the day ranging from !41A per cent. the
latter in Lake Shore Michigan Southern, Chicago
& Northwestern common and E,ie preferred. The
coal shares were an exception and fell off A@1 per
cent. The firm of NJ Mills & Co. were admitted
to membership In the stock exchange.
At the close transactions aggregated 100 shares
Of which loN00 were Erie; 1900 Lake Shore 4
Michigan Southern: 2s,N0 Chicago h Northwestern
common: q 900 Milwaukee & St. Paul common : l q
do referred; 1,400 Toledo 4 Wabash rs, 90 Della
ware, LaCkawanns & Western; 5000 New Jer ey Cen.
trail; 1,ho0 Delaware Hudson: 400 Michigan Cen
trail; $500 Western Union; $500 Burlington, Cedar
Rapids L Northern; 1,400 ST. LOUIS, Kansas CITY 4
Northern: 1000 Ohio Il Mississippi, and 1,lGO Mis-
souri,, Kansas Texas.
Money easier at 3al7; closing at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 517 per cens Sterling exchange
bankers bills inactive and lower at SaN 81 hit ex.
change on New York ST. Silver in London this even
ing u pence per ounce.
The following were the closing quotations:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

M1LwAuKEE, August 2s-F1our quiet and un-
changed Wheat opened steady and 10 higher and
ss% 0 Angu sp ae 9srd &c. Mo-
$3.50: No. ), sahc; No. 4, 77o; rejected Tic. Corn
shade tirmer but quiet; No. Q, s2lc. Oats quiet;
48Hc. Barley dull; No. new September sc. Pro,
VISIONS quiet and easy; mess pork quiet at $500
easa. Lard prime steam, 1855. Freights, wheat to
bushels wheat. Shipments, LOTT barrels flonr: IA
$50 bushels wheat. -
oHIn.ao: ~, August 2s:-Flour steady and un-
cage spring 96c cash; No 2 Chicago spring s6i. %
863c cash; acco1ding to date of receipt; X@87Ac
September: s714@7ssc October; No. 8 Chicago siN
higher; 32A@32&c cash; 32N0p32hn September;
3shc October; rejected 3lh@3lssc. Oats in good
s ssmsnd and snaae higher 2l&2Se cash.
steady and unchanged Barley duh and lower: TAO
September and October. Flax seed unsettled; SI.l5
@l2o: Pork III fair demand, at lower rates; 81. 90
ash and september;7 .97h@8OO October;7 so year.
Lard III fair demand at lower rates; $5.5OO5.52,s
cash and septenber; 6.52H@15.55 October; $3.50
81 27M year. Bulk meats dull; tending downward:
81 .7O14.7e. Whisky steady and in good de-
mand: SLOT. Freights, corn to Buffalo 4%c.
Receipts. 1910 barrels four 126,OOO bushels wheat
t24Oo0 bushels corn; 1885, 500 bushels oats: $4,000
bushels rye; q, 900 bushels barley. Shipments 75lO
barrels four 12' 900 bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels
corn; 65.n0O bushels oats; 5000 bushels rye;
1000 bushels barley.
Closing prices-Grain firmer but not auotably
higher Pork easier; S7.95 October; 7.5O bid; 7.60
asked year.
CHICAGO. August 2S.-Hog receipts 10000: ship
nents 500; opened weak; l'tal5c lower aud weak
cned still fur her towards the close; mixed pack
ing 3.0On3 Is; light S.5O03.75; closed at $500
Oh. Cattle. receipts $500; shipments 5000; ex-
port cattle but steady good to choice shipping
moderately active; 33ot04.6O; so ue choice 4.9O:
butcher quiet and weak: feeders and stockers
roootn. M" eo, klassers o'4U95 co. Sheep,
Wm v ', NV WEAK .; ia nay acuve.
CSC. rnt,,re. etasd 2SMooton steady at i2a0
harreis. snnefe stt. o,,S e nmer: Ieceipts zzoOo
mnn IN cod t SH2S1 oe.eln po.eug4.uV' com,
Ok. rhite vhe.t 800 gs,as oou 70 cnoice 4'eoy
m5 u. at 1ni sndSe ~ .otgn:Io; extra Oho 20
cess 57sSa7 en- WAS mnnesosa pa5ent pro
s,,u;,, ~" T.; e ~ mneat, WMter demand tive:
p sargs N s iaf N receipts 81 GOO bushe No
ap. NJ o'oooo, w spang SlcgS W, latter for
"a: No Ni,nanntae 40" oho;" Vs. 20. Cncago
aacS1 o0E nnnraSas C tt LUZ MngIaoed spring
do 1O8XMi.10: No. 4" S101 04 TO .oS ~ no o.
1911 mixed 1uoter ~ no, ~, ~ ri; H4: 10 .iao
1naa n, ~. ~ WINTER 80 WlduA: NO. amber
No. do sales o. H. hnsha1s white NJ
red Auonst aslos 90 nin h',.b,a eas a. * No
September sales Iss oo6 hn,he1s az az n..s
her sales 272O0O bnsbes At 11Nni III DE- s, uoso
No western 64s4Hc. BARLEY ann al nSehanned
Malt qniet. Corn 6rmer: reseints oTs c11 hmsho,S .
ungraded 45Hc: No. 3. 45s6I6c. NJ . uhito ~ -
No. August 1910 bid. 4bxo asked ssntonoRor
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CITY COUNCIL.

Special MeetinO---$f69,I75 Tar Lerjsd.
A special meeting of the city council was
held yesterday afternoon, with ten members
present and President Campin the chair.
On motion of AID Woodland the following
resolution was adopted:
That the following taxes are hereby levied
and assessed upon the real and personal
property of said city for the year 1879:
For the General Fund-For current ex-
penses. 1900. ss2, $50
For Interest Fund-Ft interest on loan
ed debt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO, 500
For Sinking Fund. observation-disclosures. 10000
RESOLVED, Further, that the following taxes
for street purposes be levied and assessed upon
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JUPITER'S SPOT.
Is He Exposing His Surface to the Astron-
O2,le3.S d?

Is He Exposing HIS Surface to the Astr0n-
Oalers ?
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Dr..
There is trouble In the giant planet Jnpi-
ter, which is shining SO brilliantly these
cool August nights. A great spot, estimated
to be $4,000 miles in diameter, is conspicu-
GUS on the planets disc. 1t has been visi-
bio for two years, says M. Trouvelot, of
Cambridge, Mass, although it's appearance
has not been generally known until recently.
1t is probable on the first discovery of this
spot the color was not strongly pronounced,
or it would have been more generally OBJ
served. DR.. Swift, Of Rochester, saw the
spot for the first time only few weeks
ago. The only explanation thus far given is
that there is a re Mt in the cloud covering OF
Jupiter, revealing the red hot body of the
planet. This explanation hardly explains.
although it is now generally conceded tina,
Jupiter is glowing mass, and shines
partly by it's own light.
Many remarkable changes have re-
Gently taken place in the appearance of Ju-
piter. Those who search for the real spot
cannot fail to notice the white, cloud like
spots between the great copper colored
equatorial belts. The great central belt
seems to be broken up into white cloud
masses lying at intervals along the Jovian
equator. The copper color of the outer
belts extends in some places across The equa
torial regions, usually occupied by bright
belt of creamy white North and south If
the great equatorial belts, and about halt
way to the poles, are narrow, irregular, SAL
mon colored belts, that present very beau
tiful appearance. The blue coloring about
the poles seems lees pronounced than usual
1t is more than probable that in the mighty
changes going on in Jupiter we are witness
ing the phenomena of world growth, and
that the giant planet is slowly unde1 going,
under our very eyes, the notifications neces-
sary to tit it for habitation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29

Col. James Bowie, the hero Of the Alamo
during the Texan war for independence, after
whom bowie knives were called. was mild
pleasant, and by no means homicidal person
who merely invented convenient and useful
knife for bunting, and never had serious
personal .thculty" in his life. Others found
his knife handy thing in personal encounters.
and brought it into fashion for such emergen-
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Decline In Coal.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2S.-Operators of the
schuylkill coal region give the following prices
for line and city trade: Lump and st steamboat,
$l.75; broken, Sl.S5; egg, $l.95; stove, $40;
chestnut, $l.95. These prices show decline
of from 20 to IS cents DER ton. Harbor prices
as follows: Lump. steamboat and broke n, ss:
egg, 1926; stove, S.S5; chestnut, $500; pea,
$500,
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MINNEAPOLIS ADVERTISEMENT
DOM ELLY'S
MINNEHAHA HOTEL

This elegant hotel will reopen May LIST, refurnished
and renovated for the season,
Located az it is Immediately upon the falls, and
having within it's enclosures he b auful glen Of the
Minnehaha with it's magnificent groves, it ia, with
out exception, the most desirable summer resort in
Minnesota
The hotel is kept strictly rstclass, and guests are
plan
The Table d. Hote and Parlor Restaurant will be
found a convenience to transients.
The grounds have disposed in picturesque loca-
tions, handsome pavili NJ and arbors, where ices
and ght refreshments are served
At stated times the celebrated Great Western bar
will be in attendance. 2l3*
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minneapolis u st Louis Railway---sho

Minneapolis u st Louis Railway---ShOrt
Line Iowa Route via Bur liDgt0n.
NEW LINE BETWEEN MINNEAPOLIS, ST.
PAUL AND CHICAGO VIA CEDAR RAPIDS.
Short line via Burlington Running through OK.
press trains with PULLMAN PALACE GAR SLEEP
Frs TO ST. LOUIS WITHOUT CHANGE, % miles
shorter than any other route.
Chicago Express-Lesve daily, Sunday excepted.
10 a. m. Connects also at Ch3ska to all points Oh
Hastings & Dakota railway.
Passengers at St. Paul leave by ST. Paul & Pacific
railroad at 9:l0 a. M. connecting at Minneapolis
with above express train for Chicago.
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the real and personal property of the several
wards of said city as follows:
Adjourned.

Don't fail to attend the grand concert at
Minnehahs Falls on Sunday next. Extra
trains will run over the Chicago, Milwaukee
d St. Paul railway, enabling all that wish to
enjoy fine scenery and good music to 60 and
return at almost any hour.
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Judge FOREMAN Overruled.

SALT LAKE. Aug. 2S.-The case of the execu-
tors of the Brigham Young estate. who were
imprisoned August 4th by Judge Foreman for
contempt, taken before the supreme court of
the Territory on writ of certiorsri, was de-
cided to-day. The order of the lower court
was reversed and the prisoners discharged.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29

TDtIOIe U UUSe VOOIeysJ
James Mahoney, drunkenness; discharged.
John Dempsey, drunkenness; committed
for twenty days.
s. G. Kirby, reckless driving on the public
streets; fined $40. .
Gertia CLARK, Jennie Carr, frankie Ward
and Florence EAingham: occupying apart
ments in house of i'll fame.
Lutte Day, dischargiug fire arms in the city
limits: fined $3.50.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29
MARKETS IN DETAIL.
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the day were received by
M ORT ION. MOOR & Co..
Commission MERCHANTS

LIVERPOOL. August 20. 10 A. M.-wheat steady.
Floating cargoes turn dearer. Cargoes on passage
not much demand Spring off coast ard for prompt
shipment I'D higher Heavy rains in England and
United Kingdom 1,s2s,Gt0 quarters.
NEW YORK, August %, 100 A. M,-Corn
eesier. Wheat spring firm winter cash No better
Options &c better. Outlook unsettled
NEW YORK, August %, 1890 M-Whest strong:
quiet; $1.03 bid for old No 1.O1 bid for new No.
5; winter wheat stronger "
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29

Daily except Saturdays.
Daily except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches on all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo; also between Duluth and Fargo.
Passengers leaving st. Paul or Minneapolis at $50
p. m. reach Fargo for breakfast next morning and
Bismarck on the following evening.
Connection made Ut Bismarck with tri-weekly
steamers for Fort Benton and al points GU the Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone rivers and stages for Dead
wood and all points in the Black Hills, also for Fort
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
ana mtermedtate points, snd Ut st. Paul with trains
10 and from al points East and South.
In effect July 9th, 1879. - 500
80. 81. z. SARGENT, General Manager.
9. 6. SANBoRN, Gen1 Passenger Agent. 49,.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29
State Suit Against a Life Insurance Com
..-. -r..--- pany,

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-The State Of Missouri
has brought suit, through Circuit Attorney
Beach, this city, against the Charter Oak Life
Insurance company, for S6O,0o0. paid for 100
policies of life insurance issued in the Sta
since the revocation of their right to do BUSH
ness in August, 1877, by the state superintend-
ent of insurance,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29

Great Western band at Minnehaha Falls
on Sunday next. -.aE
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29

Parson Murray's wife is now an NJ. d. She
should diesect Murray's financial e1tremities.