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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

ZINE FURNITURE, PIANO, ETC, AT AUCTION
Look in want column on Tuesday morning
Tor hne sale of household goods at auction.
p. T. KAVANAGH,
20 Commission AuctiOneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

MISREPRESENTATION as shorthand amanuenss.
w Address. s. j., GLOBE Office. 63*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

NOR SALE-Cheap; cottage 2Ox2O rear of So Wa
I bashaw street. Inquire of JOHN THOMSON.
Book Store, corner of Sixth and Wabashaw streets.
m o1
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

DOR sALE-Patent iron hand loom, also 1870 yards
j. OF frst-class new rag carpet. No. 70 West
Sixth street, rear house. 53
INoH sALE-0ne Peerless paper cutter, almost
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

HOUSE AND LOT-No. So North street for sale
Ill cheap. Inquire at 81 Jackson street. Sc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

WANTED-A situation by irst-class cutter and
w tailor. No objection to go in country II.
E HELD american House, corner wabashaw and
ouItn sCreets. 81
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

H\OR SALE-Ten acres improved farming land
u near Lake Como, ready for crop in snrinn inc
;e easy, apply to G. W. ROBERTSON, 96 East
S.ANSo'
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QTRANGER-f you want any good farming land
- write to or inquire of LEONARD B. HODGES
st. Paul Mimi. 31-dSw
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

ITO RENT-1o0 acres excellent land ready for
i crop, in Swift county near Clontarf. Apply to
2S6 st. Peter street, city, or to REV. A. OSTER
Clontarf. "a. nv
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WANTED can accommodate
w three or four gentlemen with pleasant rooms
and board at No. 125 Wacouta street, between Sew
entn ana Eighth street. 59*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

Observation-Disclosures at AZ East Fourth street.
w Good rooms and table board. Day boarders
taken without rooms. Apply az above. 81.
A BOARDER WANTED in a private family. Good
~ accommodation. Apply at the bowling alley
under the Opera House. 90
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

WV NIl1D-OICUdtlUH WaLCnman Dy
w iable man Address, SCOTT, Office. 81.
WANTED-By practical printer, situation
w Country preferred. Good recommendations.
Address, j. M 1873 East Tenth street, St. Paul, MINI.
&c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

WTANTED-By young man, a chance to earn a
" living in this city of 10000 people. Address
K. Y, Warren House. City references. 81.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-30

DOR SALE CHEAP-82 6S-10O acres Of land 9 u
Il miles from city, running water, good timber. d
acres has been cultivated. NJ. D. CLARK 2O8 Fort ST.
75-gunx
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w rienced woman to cook, wash and iron in pri-
vate family. Call at l31 st. Peter street. 70.
w Have good education and am willing to work
hard. Best OF references. C.M.F., GLOBE office.
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"ANTED-By a telegraph operator, a position as
w night or day operator anywhere in North
America. Address, GEO. L. howard, Minneapolis
70.
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In the Country.

nAYTON's BLUFF PROPERTY-Iw will sell SON
L. choice building sites at less than auction rates
Iltle perfect IL. @. DAYTON. "a.
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BOARDING.

DOR RENT-Furnished room, second floor, front
IL 95 Jackson street. AKA
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pLEAsANT Front Room, second floor, for gentle
4 man, terms moderate, 40 Exchange street, near
st. Peter street. 63*
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QOOMS TO RENT-Two very nice furnished
III rooms to rent at very moderate figures. Apply
at "a West Fifth street. second square from the city
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND uSifE6 sfHfEs N1iL ROUTE.

q
On and after MAY ~ iS7s,
Trains leave New York via Dcshrosses and Cortlandt
street Ferries, as follows.
Express Tor arrishurs Pittsburgh the West and South
with luilnan Palace cars attached, A. NJ. aud 30
=. daily.
For Wlhamsport. Lock Haven Cory ani Erie at 10
4. NJ CONNECTING CORY tor fitusyille.' Petroleum
. Centre and the Oh Regions. Nliamspoit aud Lock
Haven A VI
Baltimore. Washington and the South. Limited wash.
inNon Expre- OF Pullman Palace Car. daily. except
sunday, 40 A arrive " a,hiugton. 4l2 T. VI. Rcgl
A ami 10 T. NJ
Exprcs. ior Philadelphia. 30 40 10 90 Limiteil.
II A NJ, I. 80 T., s. q, 49, = $50, AMI 10 NJ sun,
DAY 80 and D 4 VI. %. n. 30 10 and T. NJ lmi
grant and second class. ~ 4
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains At Jersey civ, anoriing speedy and direct
transfer for BrooklAn travel
Trans arrive Prom ,ru.burgh; do5. loioA y, 1910
Prom Washington and Baltimore, . 30 A NJ. ,, 3 So.
80, 1910 VI. sunday, q ~ A. VI amt 1910 Y. NJ
FROM Philadelphia. as. Il ui 6.an. go 1910 II 81
A NJ .. 80, 81, q ~ 80. and 1910 T. NJ sunday
80. td. So 10 ~. II 30 4. NJ. go lO1U T. NJ
Ticket Offices 626 AMI ga Broadway. l Aston House,
and foot o Dcshro.ses and Conndt SITS Court It aud
Brooklyn AgnGS prpo foot Of Fulton st, Brooklyn, ~
Immigrant lgk,t once, Battery place. ..
FRANK THOMSON /. T. FARMER
General Manager Gcul Passenger Agent
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vi WAY-Open from 3 30 A. " T. II + VI Rector
strcctNearrs point tor Wall street Ferry and
with cars for south Ferry Corusnit sirret-Nesrc;t
point for Jersey tity and tommunpaw ferries Park
pace-Ncarcst point for Post once, Cy Hall, and BAr
clay street Ferry 20 Huhuken. Chambers ,tfectNcar
point tor PaVona and Erie Railway Ferry. Franklin
street Grand strectNcarest point Tor Desbosscs street
Ferry 10 jersey city. and connects with tor Dcs
hrosses nni East Grand street ferries Becckcr street
connects with for east AMI west Eighth street
Nearest point tor thu-npher street Ferry 10 iuhoken
connecting with cars tor Christopher AMI East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth streetNrurest uut To Union
square, Mallacks. AMI Lycenm Theatres. Academy Of
Music. Irving and rHmmany Halls connecting with cars
for East Twenty third and IWrnviourh street ferries
Twenty third strrct-Ncarcst point To Booths IT Jane
ami PARK Theatres Grand Opera Nousc Gilmorr's
den and Masonic Temple and Twenty third street Ferry
70 Jersey Cty. Thirty third strect-Ncarest point to
STANDARD broadway aud fhth Avenue Theatres, Aqua.
rum and san Francisco Mn-rcls connecting with cars
for Mcehawken Ferry Forty second street-Connects
with New York Transfer Company cabs tor Grand Cen
trial Depot Fine street fy eighth street-Councc
mg with cars OF Belt Line Railroad Nearest point Tor
Central Park FfN third street and Eislth avenue.
For uptown trans take east side stations For down.
town trains take west side stations Trains will
5sth Il and dth and 53i II and 18th av alternately
Fare 10 cents except between the hours 80 and 81
A. NJ, and and L. NJ. when the fare j. . cents
MM. Il GARRISON. President
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'VO PHILADELPHIA


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hkrwkES
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOIS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER APRIL %. 1870
frrrcss Trans leave New York Via Desbrussc and Cort
lault Street Ferries, a. follows
81 731 10 10 Limitrh, II A. VI. 3.3O 45G
7.an. Is ;l. AMI 10 = NJ Sundays 4 80 and D A N 3 q
1850, $40. aud 10 T. NJ -
Boat, OF "btOOAyn Aunexn connect with all through
transfer tor Bruukliu travel
Returning trans irave Philadelphia - o. 800 r IS T.
1902 = ;, and II VI TAINTED IN, ess i ~ p Mi
., !, $50, Z, and 7 80 2 NJ. On sunday II on 3 10
= 30, Z. . 80 A NJ I. 7.31 T. NJ.
Ithct onlprs, h1t ana pa Broadway | Aston House
h loot o pc,pr9sNos and tortaudt SIS Court st and
hunk yu Annex Depot loot of Fulton st. BROOKLYN ia
lld, Hud llN NuiSou St. luuokeu. Depot Jersey CIV
Em!sraut Iicket Ohce, = Battery place. '
FRANK THOMSON l. T. FARMER
General Manager CEN Passenger Agent
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Amustntnis.

Amuscmtnts
rJ'uEsTANDNRDT THEATRE, Bwsy&aad st
WIN mfS pkFRRSS3nN,i;n ,,,;;, ,ovt;vv Manager
TiIh T&SB&ED oPfn& SoSr&M
i0eih consccqtv gerinrma9cg 81 ,po,v
TIE sTT&&SBB&RD FIS&FoRE
The measure Of comlarison TOR gu the ,,IInaoro
dey nnd saturday Natinecs ats
pTEA TousE and h Ns1siel.
last tAsF %%EhEEk 81 FiiEF sffHfs%%X
Last performances of Gil. clts comedy satire,
ESGGH1GEEBB..
MkSll9Gs' T %''EbSSlRsB&Y ' ESD pI ssR,FfdRPiS'x
y. - oitN fifoM . i II iriIL 10 ?. NJ ''
NkTivE AND fOREidN FISH
ReengSecment of Mis- ANGIE scuorr.
TIE MARVELLOUS nirslONlsT
Performance daily az 23n and = T. NJ
Admission 81 ccnit Children hall rrice.
MADISON soVAHE GARDEN,
WI tlIatc Gilnnrc'sl
CONTINUED SUCCESS. sg IlRERArI, the great
popwop f T2ENFEI nflstfiEFb vrrc
sruNG, noEucuL ruRAL IXuMTioN ..
MHfNiEsE '.day ' 'ni fai""vv at 10
Admission Is cents Gacc open nom 4. NJ to ii ,. NJ
II OsTER IL HgAL.
IN 23d St, near 9th av
POPULAR CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
Musical Conductor DOLE BlAb
Doors open at +. VI Concert commences ats T.. W.
ADMISSION. % CENTS
DOwDRY THEATRE.
ID FERDINAND " NOZZLE. ................ Manager
NiGiif WiTli eli tRIES DIcKrNs AND Dir BIRD
OLIVER TWIST aud
NICK OF THE WOODS.
OR, BLOODY NATHAN. TUX ANENGER
MAilNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE,
vi 2lih Il West adjoining fnth Avenue Hotel
Oh sHSliiF ENGiisn OPERA COMPANY
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee
Admission. 7jc. and ~. BOX office now open.
GAN TRANCISCO MINSTHEI.S OPERA
- HOUSE. BROADWAY RET 2SIii ANn 2JflI SIS.
SAlSHl RY TRuunAnoIRS.
sALsBuRY's TROUBADOURs.
Last nights OF The charmin.
BROOK.
MATINEE SATURDAY, JUNE H.
IrNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u FOURTH WEEK-uNABArFp SUCCESS
HORRORS N'k'S SURPRISE PARTY
I3 3R9 in the fFs oRR e9' IoEdRS
HORRORS Evening ats saturday Matinee at
XEALLACK's. OPENS 73o BEGINS ATS
w Every Evening snd SATURDAY. Matinee att $50.
MISS ADA CANENplsH
In Wtlkie tulltuss remarkable drama OF
MISS GwiLT
HAVERIY's LYCEUM THEATRE,
EVERY EVENING this week. and nj WEDNESDAY and
SATl RDAN MATlNEES at HANERLN's New York
Chdrrnsf ininre Company lol Beautiful children, lul
RROAnWAY THEATRE, corner Of 3oih It
ID Second aud last week 90 SAN DENERE IN his special
yof JASPER
sam urvrrp. A great bill al galaxy O talent
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Mlusltal snsirumtals.
A SsIGNEE'S sALEii
ENTIRE STOCK OF
PIANOS, ORGANS. SHEET MUSIC. ani MUSIC BOOKS
Must be sold within the next 10 days TO Close up the
business REGARDLESS or COST
Pianos, S65 and upward Organs so and upward A
rare chance to secure bargains
CHARLES ; FISCHER,
Assignee tor HORACE WATERS \ SONS
80 East iith st
FEW secondhand Weber nanos NJ very great bar.
a gains. some Of them used but very short time By
our best musicians, ana really almost good new
Mlly werranicd in every respect Please call at the
A BEA CTIfUL rosewood piano. $40 double round
"a IA oct. sacrifice.
BIpDLE.s IS weyerley place. near Broadway.
A -S75.-A mll 7.oct rosewood piano stool and
"a cover 1OlDsNlfhs, 81 bltecker ST., near Bowery
DIANO from SIS on easy payments. or 10 rent KRA.
hAlEH' ~ tmon square, i'm st open evenings
CONNER q CO., manufacturers. lao T. lith st.
- oer their excellent upright Hnd square pianos At
ductd prices cash or time several secondhand pianos
very low and to rent Rent applied upurchascd
SACRIFICE.-7oct rosewood upright piano s75;
- also 7oct rosewood Weber piano 1895 n av, l2h.
7-OCT. piano $50, double round Chickcrns and Stein.
way carved legs sl2b GokpONs, III Clinton place
Cox -7-OCT. PIANOircnt 81. siunway, Weber
sp' low rents; cN or country, an sS organ nearly
new, Tor S23 rentSi GORDON y son. ~ East ian st.
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nENr,s ENr1RK MANiNE nANp Oh nnARp.

FARE for the whole excursion FIFTY CENTS
Single rrip Tickets. .............. SO cents
Pier foot " POI st. II 90 hnlfpns 10 In the morning.
and the New Stone Pier T. tBattery, at II O'Clock. Re
tins ua At a ...Ha ltlaU
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- NORTON MUHRAYS. WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON. CABLES. AND THE NEW PIER
TUE STE AMER ROSEDALE
will make Daily Excavations 90 Cnnty Island Point con.
uccng with Prospect PARK and Cnney Island Railroad for
BRIGHTON AMI tho New Pier. and landing passengers In
the cenire ni All The rrinclnnl AurActnns As luoMs
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IIAvERIY's LYCrUM TnEATnE,

Corner Of IAN a. AMI 9Th nv
EVERY EVENING this week, and at WEDNESDAY, and
SATt KDAH MArlNEEs at ? HANERLN'S New York
Childrrns fnainrc Company. l0l beautiful children, o
DROAnWAH THEATRE, corner NJ 3Dth e.
ID Second and last week 90 SAN DENERE IN his special
~ OF JASPER
Mntinces Wednesday and saturday Friday. benefit OF
sam prvcrc. A great bin and galaxy OF talent
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OPERATORS, indoor ant out lawn
~ ,Acuurs. .tCAiy Vor. or advanced prices.
fEtt urWAAGfR. ~ Leonard II.
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fARE no COMFY ISLAND, % GENTS
EXCURSION ~ CENTS
FARE To BRIGHTON VIA RAILROAD 80 CENTS
EXCURSION. 90 CENTS
Returning trains will have Gloss boat connection at
tuucy Island Point tor New York
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pail' average 800 d'ys ...., IIs.2t7
inal laucrs printed from Jan I. 1870. % ilu l~7l.
30, 700 al, masking dali, average vi ,6Ji lr
the tuuit time
Circulation Of The Weekly Sun
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A --TXPERIENCED orcraior. on Domestic ms
II clllcs. steady work fni hl-h wages
tLLAKN OIlARA - Leonard T.
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EoH NEwnUKGM AND PouGHKEErsIE-
steamer ANDREW HARDER. Tuesday. Thursday.
and saturday GP VI Pier ~ foot Canal North River,
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A L. y hIEhN inr water 'Ncufsiou~.
u To charter, superior steamers, best largcs and
following grounds sarns Glen Island on Long Island
SOUND has equal, Hudson Grove. StArius Alpine OPP
posit, Nonkers Adcrny PARK and Iona Island To- =
cure ch ce Of DAYS app y ~ once ONCE Of sfAklNs IN
CURsuNs Pier II. X. foot oi tortHndt st. New York
4 -FtSHING BANkS.-Eycry day. on aud after
~ Tuesday, June 10 saloon steamer SElll LOW. lcaN
INK Harrison -. Il. Z 18th It. T. X. ~. Pier ~
r.. - Battery wall, next 20 staten Island Ferry -
Pier i3 n X, $40 A. NJ. Gents tickets. Use LADIES',
soc Al. FOSTER Manager.
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4 eMANn DAiiif nNCT EsIoNs 1s,..,

7
COMMENCING SUNDAY. JUNE I, 1S7n
The new and Mammoth Palace Saloon steamer
NliiPA.
The roony and magnificent Excursion steamer In
New York waters. Will make daily ursons, leaving
gai st. l.. r. \ A NJ West iuth IT.. y r., - n
lcwc1s Wharf. Bklyn. $50 West pa st. n H., g,3j.
Rcturnng leave Iona Island az g ~ 7. NJ.
GRAND SCENERY
FARE FOR TIE EXCURSION. ONLY 81 CENTS.
Grand NuHca Entertainment Liberal terms given 70
Societies Churches Schools clubs &c. by applying TO
.IAWNHURsr 4 PENNAL. ~ Broadway. New YORK
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Nt0Il.U

N'N"''-'' -
'bN. 4 luI 800. st.... f.. l.I... A.. ~
y 4.,. L'o"t. ~ -au, DDI.a. .......l. ..t-.4-f.
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--IP-TO w ADVERTISERS
y Nav icave their favors Tor fHs SuS at the ony
author iyeu %. town tdvcruse neut Offices,
,2:3~ Broadway, corner o. 3lst st. All p NJ. ami
g0e " 2i IL, corner OF sth av. gu NJ
zoo 80 aN.. corner OF avn SO, an +.
D2 fa,t l4li -. corner Inun square ull 2. ".
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MATINEE SATURDAY, JUNE

XIAIIACK's. OPENS 1880 BEGINS AT I
w Every Evening snd SATURDAY. Matinee at 30
MISS ADA CANENDiSH
In Wilkie tullns's remarkable drama Of
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Snstruttion.

A Rn.-fhc subscriber Will oprn Writing Rooms
"A at ~ PARK place, tor hllfhuur writing lessons to
business men mud clerks, on Monday 9th inst An Gle.
giant, rapi han lwutng taught in ton t. twenty lesson,
Terms low, and success guaranteed To ALL AUpN
II 10 o'clock Up town, morning aud evening 2l7 Wrst
hdi St, Near Broadway OLIVER GOLDSMITH.
&0-WRITING, bookkeeping. arithmetic. spelling:
pD 4uer reduced terms FAlNES College, 81
hnworH9 town. 1913 broadway, 3ith IT,
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GbtGurt.
STEAMBOATS, ano Rallrolos.

ALBANY BOATs.-PEoPLEs LINE steamers
~ Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier Al. y. X. foot
of CanAl Il ivory week haN AZ o Z " for AlhAnY.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
KENTUCKY LAWLESSNESS.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. y, 1879.
Advices received here from Grayson. KY, report
great excitement at whtesburg, Letcher county,
oycr the shooting of Town Marshal Love by william
vcr,nillion last Sunday. reported as cold blooded
affair. Love was standing in front of his house,
ana was shot from distance of 100 yards ver-
million is now awaiting trial.
In Crompton Wolfe county. Crockett II. MCGUIRE
was invited to the house OF Daniel Cobb. Cobb and
his wife visited the house OF q neighbor and re-
maincd all night. During their absence Cobb's
house burned and Maguirc In 1t. There arc
doubts us to whether he was murdered or suffo
Gated.
since the hanging of Kendall and Mcmillan nj
Martnsburr. Elliott county, the regulators arc ex.
tending their organization through Northeast Ken
tucky and are reported to have enrolled 5000 of tho
better citizens of that region. large party visited
Morehead, Rowan county, recently. to hang James
Rabourn, for the murder OF his fathcr-in-law "a few
weeks ago, but Rabourn in the Bath County
Jail They posted the following notice tho Court
"Norrcr-ro any Court that may try Rabourn for
the murder Of HyattIf you fail give him Justice
you will be as guilty as he. Also any attorney that
may raise tcchnicality in his defence will be sent
OH q visit TO Kendall aud Mcmillan without fail Any
person destroy ing this notice will be dealt with ac-
cording to the law OF Judge Lynch; ,,,,, ,,,.,
COURT THREATENED.
In Elliott county tho readj djusters are moving and
have sent the following notice to tho Judge OF tho
10 the Court. now in session :--Bchold we como
again, not with fire and blood in tracks, but we
come to this Court as suppants at the throne Of
mercy begging and pleading that they will not con-
tinue any of the OF felony that are now on
tho docket or that may scome to IL during
this term nero legal technicalites but
give them what the law provides for
viz. speedy trials. Bear this in mind; the country
justice and God demand 1t. ana we band OF over
two thousand In three counties say that we will
give IL to them IN three days after this adjourns
II you don't We don't want to threaten this Court,
any part Of It, because they perfectly safe SO
far rs are concerned: but we want thieves, rob-
bers houseburners. men who slay their wives and
handy with pistols, to distinctly understand
that We mean business. We don't like this: IL is no
pleasure to us, but stern and hard duty that wo
perform IL necessary, and all such men afore-
said had better be tried here, for 10 we have to call
special term OF our court be unto you, for
death Is your portion, aud remember the walnut.
so govern yourselves accordingly.
JUDGE LYNCH.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
SAMOA.

LAND--HIs OFFICIAL POSITION RECoGNIzED.
SAN Francisco CAL. Nov. s. 1872
Advces from Samoa to September 81 say Ma
lieotas forces and those Of the old government had
a fight September ls. which is spoken of as naval
engagement probably between small craft, in which
Malieota was victorious. Business has been ruined
by the quarrel between the factions
Mlieota has concluded a treaty with Sir Arthur
Gordon. behalf OF England, the principal point
Of which provides for the establishment of British
coaing station and naval depot at some place other
than that selected by the United States
government. convention has also been
concluded between Sir Arthur. Captain Chandler.
of the United States steamer Lackawanna. and Mr..
Weber German Consul. for the preservation of good
order at Apia which is placed under the governmen
OF IN unicipal board consisting OF the foreign con-
sus resident at Apia whose governments have
treaties with Samoa Tho parties to the convention
recognize Maleota and have resumed official rcla-
tions with his government.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
HOHENZOLLERN AND ROMANOFF.

THE DIPLOMATIC BEARING OF IMPERIAL
vIsITs-MEN AND PATRIoTs-ruE czARR-
WITCH ON HIS WAY TO BERLIN.
BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1879.
The correspondent of the Times mt Berlin,
citing the recent visits of members of the Rus
sim Royalty to the Emperor William and the
probability of the early visits of the Gar and
the Cznrcwitch, says:-"Thc ancient friendship
of the Hohenzollerns and R0manoffs does not
appear to have been sensibly chilled
u state of things which could scarcely
be expected were the Gear not in a
better position than the European public
to know what resulted from the negotiations at
Gastcin and Vienna. The written alliance be-
tween Austria and Germany could only be in-
terpreted in one way ~ RUSSIA, and if, shortly
after having afectionately embraced his nephew
at Alcxandrowo, the Emperor William had
given his solemn bond to support in all cir
cumstances the most formidable rival of the
Pauslavising Power, the Gar and his family
could surely not have been blamed had their
feelings rs men tended to shape their conduct
MS patriots" The Czarewitch is expected at
Berlin on Monday to stay two days.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
CANADIAN RAILROAD RIVALRY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

OTTAWA Nov. 8, 1879.
notice that will prove Of considerable interest to
railway men is given in the Canadian official Gazette
to the effect that the Credit Valley Railway
Company will apply to Parliament next session for
an act to declare and provide for the enforce
ment of the right of the Governor In
Council to exercise control and direction Of
the station aud other grounds of the city OF Toronto
occupied by the Northern Railway Company. well
as the alignment and disposition OF the tracks or the
said railway leading to aud within said city. to
confirm to tho Credit Valley Railway Com
pany the right of way into the said city
Granted or intended to be granted to said
company by certain license Of occupation
from the Minister OF the Interior. bearing date 22d
July 1872 and also to remove all doubts as to the
right of said company enter upon and use. for the
purpose OF their railway. much Of the land of any
other corporation or person in said city as may.
under the direction Of the government engineer be
found necessary for the extension OF their line to
to its proper terminus in that city.
The New York herald., 1879-11-09
CANADIAN FINANCES.

ToRoSTo, Ont, Nov. 8, 1879.
The revenue Of the Dominion of Canada for the
month of October was 81 $50; from January to
September so it was s5o35. .os7; total. 81 .07o767
The expenditures for October was S2.247. Gil; to
the 30th Of September it S4.001. .Gl7; total.
SG.2i9,22S.
Tho total value OF goods exported from tine Do
mlnion exclusive of British Columbia. for Septem-
ber was SO 9l9. .40l, coin. and bullion S201 ,645.
The imports for September were :-Dutiable goods,
"a GAS $685. coin and bullion. except United States
silver coin Ssl1 272 free goods. 1,037. .1i5. Total
sG4g4,3lO. The duty collected was 81, ,249, ,DlS.