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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Indictment Against an Ex-Treasurer Of Q
Massachusetts, Missionary Society.

Boston, Sept. 15-The Indictment against
Demond, the eX-treasurer OF the Massachtl-
sets Home Missionary Society, IS In six
counts and alleges embfzzlenents OF six diff
ferent sums OF money On six different days in
1877 rs, but contains no Information as to
what particular funds were embezzlad.
Demond is confident that he can show that he
appropriated none vi the money to his own
use.
ANOTHER MURDER In OHIO. M5
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. I5-James Kerr fatally
shot Andrew Fleming near the depot. A
freight train being on the point OF leaving
Kerr boarded It and made bis escape.
TO BE HUNG.
CAIRO, Sept. 15-Chas. Glass, who killed
Carter Newman, will hang to- morrow.
TEXAS MURDER.
GALVESTON, Sept. 15.-To-morrow's Nens
will contain the following special:
GRAHAM, Sept 15-H. B. Dalton, while
driving TO Fort Worth with his little son, was
shot and killed by James Gun, who rode up
tn the wagon, accusing Dalton OF having mil
let in the wagon belonging to Gun. A quarrel
ensusd. Dalton drew d kaifs, when Gun shot
the murderer.
CHILD MURDERER ARD ATTEMPTED SUI
eide.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-Domesttc trouble
crazed Mrs. BonestalI, OF Shawnee, jackson
county, and she killed her two children with
morphine and dOsed herself; death not result
ing, she then attempted to hang herself, but
was discovered before life was extinct and cut
down.
A GEORGIA FRATRICIDE.
ROME, Ca. Sept. 15-Gus TrammeIl, while
under the Influence OF whisky, shot and
fatally wounded his brother, Van Trammei,
this afternoon in DeSoto q suburb OF Rome
Gus was arrested and confined in Jail. He
mad armed himself to kill an enemy, and
Vans attempt to prevent difficulty was one
cause Of the Disagreement. Trammers wife
was following him trying to persuade him to
return home at the time Of the shooting.
AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
PETERSBURG. Va, Sept. 15.-Last night
Mrs. Lucy Barton, wife OF VIM. Barton, OF
this city, attem pied suicide Try taking a large
dose of laudanum. Domestic trouble was the
cause Of the rash act. Her condition Is crit
zeal.
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION At NASHVILLE.
Nashville, Sept. 1.-The boiler in G.
Powers's sianghter-h house exploded this after
noon, tearfLg Frank Duffy to pieces, killing
him instantly, and fatally injuring Felix
Cratham, cOlored man.
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New YORK, Sept. 15.-The following cable
nessage from senior Trigayer, minister OF
orelgn affairs OF Peru. has been received via
Panama, by the Peruvian charge d'affairs In
bis city. The Huascar attacked Antofogosta
the twenty-eighth OF August, and an en-
agement OF four hours duration ensued. The
iuascar eilenced the enemy's fire and dis
pointed their principal battery. The Atlas
rag damaged; her commander wounded, and
everal killed
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| The Troubles Between the Rival TeJea
graph Corr pAnles ARRANGED.

BUFFALO, Sept. 15-An agreement was en-
tered into between the rival telegraph COM
panes this afternoon, whereby existing diff
culties are for time 1T an end. All suits are
70 be dismissed without cost 70 either party.
There is TO be no prosecution Of employees OF
either company, and both companies agree to
in DO way hinder the other 10 the prosecution
OF Its work, this agreement to renain ID force
for one year,
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RI. Next Archbishop .f New orleans.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15-A cable dispatch from
Rome to the New York Freenan's Joarpat
hitherto Bishop OF NatcBitoches, mas be-Ii
made Administrator OF the Arcn Diocese OF
New Orleans, with the right Of succession as
Archbishop.
Rev. Mark S. Gross, priest, OF Wilmington,
N. O., has been appointed Vicar Apostolic OF
North Carolina.
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The xea.en u It.

q IEHSNiHRtUN IUbt-I ~
Now General Blaine and RAIDS In Maine.
Why are you cheering thus?
Say General Blaine, The cause is plain.
vhy we make ali this fuss;
r tnos the foe we hays not slain.
They have not slaughtered as"
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CAN ADA.

HALIFAX, Sept. 1.-THE gold fever shows
y abatement. In Queens county fine speci-
Pens continue to be found near the surface.
prospectus OF mining company, with q
|apitai Of 100000, has issued.
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Illicit D,sttlliaS in North Carolina.

4 am.AlsHINGToN. Sept. Is. Collector j. J.
ss;. OF the Sixth District of North Carolina,
ssI,ed upon Commissioner Raum to-day In
~ sauon to the enforcement OF the revenue
nss 10 his district. The commissioner as
steo Rim that an allowance would be made
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The virginia state Debt.

PETERSBURG, S-pt. Is The first coIored
Political nee,Iug for a discussion of the State
iebt opened In the Harris Street Churcn to-
day, with d large a tendance. The meeting
was presided over by j. L. Thompson, and
vas addressed by Capt. Jonn Little and the
chairman, who spoke ii favor Of readiust-
ment, and BY JGnn Caessel and others, Hho
advocated the McCultDch bill.
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BartholAi's statue.

Thanks to the success OF the Franco-A mer1-
can lottery, the whole OF Bartholdps COLOSSAL
statue OF Liberty will be com pleted In less
than two years, and before It's departure for
it's Transatlantic destination will be put to-
aether temporarily for insI ectton by the
Parisiaus.
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His biggest tooth had just been pulled, and
when he went ont he calmly handed it to th.
iyory-iifter. 1.-TWO dollars, II you please
said the forcepist. Eight dollars change,
you n,ean," sweetly responded the victim.
sYou filled that ma5ricator with SO worth OF
raw coiaage two months ago, and, Ii you
haven't cheated me, It's there yet"
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More specie Im DOE ~.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-the steamship City
Of Richmond, which arrived from Liverpool
yesterday, brought Ss8, 92o, principally in gold
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~

The agricultural interest to ten
ant who has given no farming at the end Of
hts lease to await better ttmes-"Well. Jack.
son. how do you like living on your capltal?'
Farmer-sNot LOO well, my lord, but find
it cheaper than letting you live on it f'-ILon-
don Punch. -..------ Q
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man vas found dead at Viewpoint. Ind,
with outlet 10 bis head. A mint at the man-
aer OF nis death was given by the evidence Of
were four kings, wniie four queens FAY near
br, having probabiy been dropped ~ his ea-
A5perated antagonist and nurdsrty
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A rare and enormous ouran9-csatan9, q wild
over, is the most interesting recent arrival at
Paris. His wife died soon after they were
caught In Borneo, and all his affection Is now
concentrated on their son. The father Is de-
scribed as the personifcasioA Of melancholy,
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The Conn.c lieut. R,n. A.socia tlsn.

HARTFORD Sept. 14-At the shooting fo1
tn oharp's rifle long range prizes OF the
Connecticut Rife Association at Willow
Brook Range Yesterday, G. o. Case, Of New
Britain, scored 2l5 IL 4 possible 225: J. Wills
scored zoo. Id the ten shot match, at SOC
yards. ". 4. PsIner, OF Cromwell, made i
perfect scoreof %.
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There Is one English youth who feels GER
tain that he 10 beloved. He lives In Dorset,
and recently testified at an inquest that ne
OIL rot dare t, rescue a drowning WON An,
lest the youtlg person who was with him
should Jump In after him"
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Reclamation. II Georgia o1.ctass Refu.ed.

ATLANTA, Sept 15-ControiEer General
Goldsmith and Assistant Treasurer Murphy
sent in their designations Friday. The Gov
ernor refused to accept them.
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Fem.le Lawyer :, IL mar n view YorL

New YORK, Sept. 14.-For the first time In
the Federal courts ln this district. a LADY,
practitioner appeared Yesterday before Judge
Blatchford, in the United States Circuit
Court, and argued in person motion for an
Injunction In patent suit for alleged il
fringement OF a patent OF her own. The lady
Is Miss Helen Marie Mcdonald, of Boston.
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creenn aek candiaates:

The Nashville Tenn Flag lGreenbaek}
noaaInates Hon. Scion Chase, OF Haine> Tor
President, and Gen. A. NJ. West, Of MISSISSIPPI
pt, for Vice President In 1880.
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Accident to m ea.wsra hound Hark.

CHARLEsoN, Sept. 15-The British bark
Eachanter, Capt. Lofte, bound from NV Or
with her pumps ctloked, making for Balti-
more.
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nay Prefers Cnarsrs against Rads.r.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-John Ray, forme err
sttorney for the Returning Bard. is reported
Badger, OF New Orleans, contemplating the
lattHrs removal.
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against New Orleans on all freight except
wooden goods backed In New Orleans and re-
curing clear bills Of health for the admission
OF passengers,
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~, The eronloVnent of suitable number OF
s ao deputies to enable him to suppress
illicit distflleries, and TO secure the enforce
Tnant OF the law
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1t Is estimated that the average wheat crop
of the province OF Manitoba exceeds thirty
bushels per acre.
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Nafcnrz uoaIfse. Her quarantine.

NATCHEz, Sept. 1.-the city council to-day
passed a resolution raising the quarantine
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RETOND OUR BORDERS.
brgress Of Events in Other COun'
tries.

Dstress Among the English Working
Classes The Afghan Outbreak
Another Engagement
Between the Forces
OF Peru and
Chill.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-06
Il BOYS ADVENTURE.
The Runaway Trip of the Fifteen Year Old

The Runaway Trip of the Fifteen Year Old
! Son of Ex-Gov. Marshall.
The son Of ex-GdV. Marshall, fifteen years
Of age, took a sudden departure from homo
Friday night. The boys name is George,
and towards evening of the day named, he
visited the Union ticket Office on the corner
of Third and Jackson streets, and purchased
second class ticket to Chicago is.s.5- .ss4
When he purchased his ticket he was ac-
companied by two companions of his own
age; they proposed to go with him, but
somehow had not been able to raise enough
money, as he had. "a The flight Of
The boy was discovered s. yester-
day morning, and the r. telegraph
was brought; into requisition to: catch him
and bring him back home. Friends in Mil
waukee were communicated with,1 and they
put watch on the train Il When it arrived
yesterday George wasn't aboard. This in
formation was sent to- his distressed parents
here, and they and friends have arrived at the
belief or hope that George has repented Of
his folly, stopped off tat La 1 Crosse. and
will return home in few days. No reason
can be assigned for the youngsters esca-
pade. His home relations are Of The. most
pleasant description. Tha only insight that
Cal, be gotten into his conduct is, that be has
been devoting his time and talents lately to
reading "yaller- back literatnre,'' and his
Youthful mind may have became inbued
with a desire for adventure q 81 ia7Its :
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-01-06
THE OLD WORLD.

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Cornish bank at
Truro, Cornwall, closed this morning. It
is hopsd the suspension will be only tenn
porary. The bank did very large business
in mining and other enterprises. The bank
belongs to Tweedie, Williams 81 CO. It was
tablished about ITO years ago, and has
branches at Falmouth, Penryn and Redruth.
Sir Frederick Williams, member of paria-
ment for Truror, VINO died recently, held
third Of the concern. His wldow is sole
executor. The bank had an authorized
issue Of 949, 900. The deposits amount to
60, 100000. Fl - IS
dispatch from plymouth says the stop
page of the Cornish hank will cause terrible
distress among the traders OF. West Cornwall.
Tbs immediate cause Of the suspension is a
run on the bank the last fortnight, resulting
from run1ors that the late Sir Frederick
Williams was largely indebted to til J bank,
and that large portion of its capital was
locked up in mines and in advances on tin.
A further stoppage Of Cornish mines is in
evitable, and failure of many private firms
must follow. aaai sio5tfs ssI7 il ..,sassaR
F. ~ u 1ND1eNlTY TO GEN. GRANT. 81 .HaLi
f. CoRK, Jan. AT d meeting Of the town
council yesterday, after several bitter
speeches by Catholic members, a motion
that the letter Of the United States consul at
Queenstown announcing Ge:,. Grants com
ing b simply marked Sread,'' was carried
without a dissentant vote. The previous
motion to give Gen. Grant a, proper, frecep-
ton was ignored.
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sst. Paul Wholesale Markets;

is-5.t 81. Flul Wholesale Markets. ~
f. WHEAT-Recei pts liberal ard demand good, at The
followingraug Of prices: 58 1bs., 75c; bs Zee;
SO bbs Zoe; 55 bs, Goo; 81 lbs, b3c; IS 1ba., 4sc
So lbs, 40c. E.i.s9t 354,..5l15 40
=Fs FLouR-Patent process S6.75170O; straight 450@
500; clear $50 G4,0O; KXXa2.50G 800. .stss-ast
s oArs-Demand good aud prices steady. Wequoto !:
sellers 22G23c per bus; buyers 24c., s.sa
Cons arket fairly active at the subjo quota
dons :4No. 2, 28030c per bus. .Tsi,s nj
s=z BEAHs-Fair to.choicemedunas $E5e@1 1860; navy
nd-picked 6oD1.75; common stock 9oc0SL1o.
goo do l40l8c; common to good dairy 10116c. ;
RI Dressed turkeys 5000 per p; dressed
chickens 6lsc. ..s-5l .'s 3*'ist-a'|st5 - -
lEees Fresh laid eggs 1e@17c per Dozen picked
eggs 129l5c. = as5siit3' 80 O. ~ -
.cnAsBEnnlns Cultivated s1.75a1.so; common ao,nn1
stock 1:5o. 4 lt g 5tsa ,fsgzH44s .t.s(
MILL, srurrg- Feed $3.50 D1s.oo bran 1900
500; shorts 6.O0D7.00; corn meal 120o@12.5O per
ton. = = - sas H#ss5zS slzh 5i!e23tl5z sss-l
BARLEY Market dull and receipts light. No. 2
nominal at6o per bus; No. 3, 3oD35c; rejected
1s12Oc. 5E5a1t
q Hay Baled hay Timothy s9.5o@1o.oo; wild hay
7.509s on; loose hay 600 per ton; timothy 500
@8.50. So F..s .,,Ig Has =ae,,aT
81 PRoyisIoNs-Mess. pork in good demand at $3.50.
Lard, 10 barrels and tierces $50 per- 100 bs kegs
600; pals City cured hams Sc per 10; shoul-
dsrs 4c ;sbacon sides515hc., SIimG!aI s69
5ifLlvG STocx-lMarket quiet and. receipts light.
Sales were Is head at 800 per 100 TBS. 90
All offerings find ready sale at per 100 lbs.
{.EF ]
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The Corn E1ciiHHge. ]

{,
il. The chairman Of the committee of thirty five
! authorizes the announcement of the followin g
sub com nittees in doing the work of the Corn
Exchange toward The effort now being made in
the reduction of taxes: --f
Taxation, Real and Pe7sonal-M. ". Glenn,
Ed. Il. Stevens and T. A. Clark. 1
= City and County Expenses and Expenditures
Ed. a. Stevens, Daniel Watt and John Nc
Guirk. >'.5' !,.s'2 -. 5z,' Q.t s.H.5.
Courts and Court Expenses-Es. ". Walker,
. @, W. Curtis and u. W. Ahern. j!
Public Schools-Wm. Krech, G. W. Dawson,
P. B. Walker. i6 {
Guy and County Officials (their duties an d
emolum cnts Prank j. Mead, Ed. A. Stevens
aud L. a. Clark. ri, .,.. f.. .f,.,..s7 .-f...t.
Z 1Reformatory aud, Charitable Institutions
D. Waitt. G. W. Dawson, r. W. Walker. u.s.
On Revenues Other than by Direct Taxation
H. W. Rogers, Chris. GCerineer, Matt Walsh.
= On Public Roads and Buiidings-C. W. Cur
tbs. Jacob Rauen, G. L. Snyder. N'''.
:: On Special Assessments--J. 3. Bassett, Frank
j. Mead r. w. " slker.-
On Claims and Appeals Therefronl-Daniel
Watt, NJ. ". Glenn 7. A. Clark. L
On Frauds and Fraudulent Pracjices-John
: McGuirk, Ed "A. Stevens. G. ". Darispn.H
j slation--James 8W.ELawrence, Frank j.
"a Mead, Ed. A. Stey ems 80 - 4 -
City Linlts-T. A. Clark, @. ". Curtis, G. S.
Snyder. $50 I-
The next general meeting of the committee
OF thirty five will take place next Saturday
evening at the council chamber at which will
be submitted and discussed the reports OF
portion Of the sub-cOrn u1fttees.
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Ei8E Is & ~
:::Mp M \ Pt,).LlI (
,t,sctally Reportea Cor tne pailya to,nhe
. 3 ) II 10 j z z = = 6
MINN,EAPOL1Ss eGL.OEELETS.

w Mr.. Frederick Bryton, it is understood, twill
g. have q benefit, Oh Monday, Jan 2s, appearing
the society play entitled Saratoga.
The work on the Minneapolis Eastern raj i
road is progressing finely, and First street swin
BE ready for travel again sometime this week.
The State horticultural association will hold
theiriapnual meeting in this city, commencing
Jan. Dist, and continuing in session three days.
The police station was full yesterday and
g one of the inmates sstonished the dodgers. and
the officers with his performance on the 5har-
Niccollet Hose Co. No. 9 will hold their
monthly meeting tonight. All persons desir-
ing to become members Of the company are re-
quested to be present. r5rfl -.s.s&ft:si3.ts Ia
ar, The funeral of Mary Alice Cramsie will take
place from the family residence Tomorrow
lTuesday) at $50 A. NJ. Friends Of the family
are invited to be present.
Mr.. P. Engberg, of this city, is to be a can
didate for postmaster of the House Of Repre-
seutatives. The Hennepin delegation are ul-
derstood to be solid for him.
The sinking Of the ground under the south
eastern portion tof Pettitt, Robinson & Coz
mill has caused the shutting down of the mill
until the foundation can be replaced. l..,
! Willie Ames, aged 6 years, the eldest son of
James A. Ames, died yesterday norning. The
funeral services will take place from the resi-
dence of ". II. Ensign, 81 Eighth street sou5h,
this afternoon at o clock. .l..:s
80 German living in the vicinity of the gas
house, who froze his feet on New Years night
while in state OF INVESTIGATION, is at the Cot
tage hospital. and"the doctors are of the opin-
ion that both of his feet will have to be a1npu-
tated ''' t
MARI Hunter. better known as Kate Ca,nr-
bell, proprietress of house of i'll fame in this
city. has brought suit for divorce from her
husband, Fcank Hunter, now a resident of
Grand Rapids on the grounds Of crlel and In
human Treatment. The case was argued before
Judge Eanderburgh on Saturday.
large numbersof persons have applied at
the police station during the last week for aid.
As the matter stands at present there is nj.
place where needy person can obtain aid Ok
cept at the poor farm. Why do not some ot
the charitably disposed persons in the city
Establish relief committee for the need,
poor?;,a a-4 81 les. -r1- l-a.l..s ,.s frf..,s .f
Miss Mary Alice Crau,sie, daughter Of Il. A.
Cramsie, ESQ.,, died at the; resid nee Of her
father, Saturday afternoon. The deceased was
young lady of IS years of age and q universal
favorite with the friends who knew her. She
was not considered dangerously Ill until q few
hours before her death. The parents will have
extended to them the universal sympathy OF
their neighb ors and friends. tH 4a#I}is
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MONEY AND TRADE,
q FINAiNCIAL.
Moneyand Stocks

,f,44 !, ~: .-5-rv ,EA
..t 9sa - s43ir.tli 49, New YonK, Jan. Al
Bar silver hero 1o88. Subsidiary silver coin "a
IN per cent. die count. .'sfsa q a9tzef /
e Governments finn. s21 .3tSas3 ~ a,54. ae5<t !
Railroad bonds strong. q ~ 2a! $50
Z State bonds steady. y. 1870 .5 y. slis
The stock market was strong il carly dealing at al
aiyance Of h@lh per cent, except for, coal stocks
which declined. ON per cent. During the after
noon the general stfel off A@l per cent. and Mill
waukeel 4 st. Paul 1lsGD1x percent for preferred
and common respectively. The market closed strong
at arecovefy Of 74@K pc. cent? Among the specu-
1ative shares Michigan Central and chicago North
Western common exhibited the greatest frmness.
Investment shares were strong throughout the day.
with Gully small amounts OF Rock Island, Harlem,
Panama, and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy offered,
The announcement that Judge Harlan had decided
in favor Of the UC. 81. railroad, caused an ada
vance in it's bonds, but the stock declined.
At the close TRANSACTIONS Aggregated $4,000 shares!
of which 26,0OO were Erle; l4,OOO Lake Shore 81
Michigan Southern; 1000 Chicago & Northwestern
common: 1000 Chicago ~ orth western preferred
$1,000 Milwaukee & st. Paul common; 5000 Mil.
waukee T. st. Paul preferred; 33,OiO Delaware.
Laekawa1,na &Swestern; 4,5O0 New Jersey Central:
$500 Morris Essex; 1900 G.. @. g. l.; 2,4O0
Western Union TOO Missouri Kansas & Texas
and 1890, Atlantic Pacific telegraph. 1t;r s s.;t
Money market easy at3 per cent .,l,l. 3.,.4F+ IS
Prime mercantile paper 496 per cent. HIS sfs4
Sterling exchange, bankers bills 81 on sight; ex
change on NswlY York aIss r.
The following we're the closing quotations.:
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From Budday s 1 Edition,

The tol2e,cing 1,ntter on This page appeared
iSanday's edition. 1he''geasot tor this rep,ib-
location is because opr regular mail rate Of s,l6!
fetptIo'r doss,ot giaelude III s'sndqyis194s and
eompd'atvey fed III the country care to pay ertta
for the Sunday edition. ,uhich lies in the st. Paul
post ece and goes 9,1t IN he same raj 9cith The
Monday paper. The more important ne,rs, to
The estsnt of tsuo three col,t0ans, is therefore
Unpublished OF, onddy for The benefit If country
Subscribers 1pho do not see the SUNDAY GLOBE.