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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-27

The building occupied by Market-Master Nc
Manus, fronting Wabashaw street on Market
House square, was badly shaken MP yesterday
forenoon, by the terrific force of an explosion
incident to blasting process being conducted
py Workmen engaged in excavating a basement
on the lot adjoining the building. The walls
OF the building were seriously shattered, and
the plaster-work of several of the rooms was
completely demoralized, the escape from a
serious calamity being considered almost mir
aculous, as customer in the store at the time
OF the conclusion was thrown completely off
her fest, without sustaining any ininrx
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

WTANTED-A few scholars for the piano Nv a oen-
w tleman thoroughly competent to teach both
ttechnlgue and theory. Terms reasonable. Address.
MUSICIAN" this office. s 1e''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-27

FLOR RENT from May ], 1s79-That elegant store
Il No. Is West Third street, Wharton & Morton
niock, now occupied as music store by John A.
ede. Rent low to a good tenant. MORTON
MOORE CO.. "Pioneer Press, building 6s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young man of good
w education. Good city references, and good
recommendations from the East. F. c., GLOBE
Office. 5s.
MANTED-A situation by a frst-class cutter and
w tailor No objection to go in country. h.
Fourth streets. s4.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as bookkeeper or salesman
w orin any honorable employment, by man OF
education and practical experience. 9. EDWARDS
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N1l.U:AI!ON WANTED-By young man (Scan-
~ dinavian) in office or store A good penman and
experienced hookkeeper. Good Recommendations.
Box II, Worthington, MINI &c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-At the Governors reception, a lace hand
~ kerchief. The finder will please leave it at this
O--So. 81.
E'oUND-A sum of money.
o9r JOHN A. STEES.
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EoR RENT from April 1, 1s79-The large store
IL No. IA West Third street, and second
and third stories of the Wharton l. Nor
ton block, the premises occupied by w T.,
Anderson as carpet hail. To tenant that will nav
promptly We offer liberal terms MORTON, MOORE
q CO., Pioneer Press" building. 68.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-27

LNOR SALE very cheap, or exchange for CITY
IL property, 80-acre farm near Madelia. Seventy
acres s broke, with house. A. GOTHAM, 268 East
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FOR SALE

NOLDIERS' Additional Homesteads.
~ Sioux Half Breed Scrip,
Supreme Court Scrip,
Land Warrants,
At lowest market rates
MORTON, MOORE CO., "Pioneer Pr.sso building
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WANTED.

WANTED-$1 900 and 81 500 from 8 to wears or
w hrst-cass improved real estate security Ad
dress dress, A. GOTHAM, ~ East seudnth street, St
raul. 70.
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REAL ESTATE-In the Citv,

ElOR SALE CHEAP-House, s rooms well 5-year
1 lease, corner Tenth and Olive streets. A.
GOTHAM, 1853 East Seventh street; Office hours
from 8 to 10 and - to l. IN.
, 1879-01-16
QUITE A MISTAKE.
tKvADthd riH WRONG uOUau.

lloodlums and Thugs aro certainly holding
high carnival. At ! o'clock yesterday morning
Mrs. Fiorencs D!eryck, living in q storo-front
luuss At No, 80 West Thirteenth street, heard =
noiso as OF some ouc breaking into the house,
and, upon going to the door OPEN
log into the old store, with Hight
iu her hand, hsnu with cooked revolver vas
lhfus. through paue OF glass, and shu was Or
ueredto" !" Lay duWn h-Inrapt0K, nodoabt, that
she must return 10 her bed. 6hu called hrr bus
baud Paul, aud nu jumped out Of bud and ran
Into tho store. The men hau BY this
time opened tho toor aud entered. Ous,
wearing false whlaker, siouch hat, upd
his face covered Will, color Ut some kind,
assaulted him. blr. Uleryck lad the best Ut
She tlgnt until the SECOND burglar assaulted
hl,n aud his wife u this juncture, teafi,sg that
Paul might get the worst Of 1t, took u hand in
thc dght herself. just - she did 50 the soeond
busglar drew revolver, and, pointing
full ut raui's breast. fired onu shot:
6ho threw hsrsef forward In sone manner, and
received ths bull Oh thu tip Ut thu right snoultr.
bone thu lcsl gAnrlDz sud bur. lug Itself III tho
1e.h, Tho burglars spokc not word, but, alter
throwing him 10 tho AooI. ra,l on hume httee q
| minutes later they were seen sklzm!shlpx about
the neikhborbood, aud iuquInnx Of the crowd
| that had gathered how badly Mrs Dleeyck
had BEEN Injured. What lmleiled theu 70 cutci
! after having esca discovered u not kno. n
, 1879-01-16
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.

The Sub-Treaaury disbursements yesterday
amounted to $Ia000 In currency, nnd tho
4-percent subscriptions to eG,450.
The preseu. Jury In tho United States Circuit
Court drew on the Marahals ottlcc yesterday
for pin-monuy. The draft was nonored, aud
$500 was divided among them.
tbs Internal revenue receipts at Collector
HArvcy's oiIlcs Yesterday Jumped up to t31 ,+a4,
OF which amount S23,079 was for taxss on
sp1rtts, o. Bus Tor tobacco and cigars, and ~ for
Deer.
Tho Eighth Ward Special Deputy afaf1hals
and Supervisors wcso Inado happy BY tha re.
rcipt OF their pny yesterday, aud Marhhal Hill
drup's young men will fit. out tho gentlemen
from ths Ninth and Teuth WaFda with their
cash to-day.
Messrs. Lawrence and Campbell are sill en-
gagged In fortltysng themselves with the evl-
dcnrc In the Custom House ruscs, which uohuly
believes will come to trlal much betoro the
middle Of February. 4 nun1ber Of copius OF
napers Intended to bs usr1 fn eYidcnce wete
ordered some tins ago, and have been received.
Ustrtct-Att0rncy Eangt and Collector Smith
cast up accounts Yesterday MS to what had been
ordered, what hal been sent, and what further
coplcs ol papurs werc needed, and made q
regulation, for such additional o.ies NJ were
deemed necessary TO the prosecution Of lhe case.
, 1879-01-16

Tho poetry WIS completely knocked out Of
the snow-storm which visited The cttv yesterday,
commenting In tho morning and lasting With
but littlo1et OF hinlrance Until ncurly midnight
Whatever VI the pootlcal attaches to n snow
fail wns confined to its preleccssora this season.
They were, as rutc, hard. dry, and welcome.
Tho one Of yesterday was wot, sl,,shy. and de-
cidcd'y Objectionable. It e1orcel tho wheels
bf commerce. knocked the street-cars out
Of time, ubstructed travel on the rail-
wass. made pedestrianlsm universally III.
popular Just a. tho success ot IlcstngJr.,
nrul Mno. Anderson had created a ftlrorc sm,uE
tho pussessors Of leR: an'l estahistcd horde
Ut smal-try limitations nt1d was otherwise pro-
ducilrc Of mich annoyance, taueh discomfort,
and much language OF m cmrhaEfc character on
Of doors and weather It nil. Tho fnan whu. Is
wont. to sing the praises of snow was not to BE-
found Yesterday, and the supisosttfon was thai
he went home. after trndaIn4 nbPut i, tho
Ills sl,lns before blazing erase-hrc. Oayly
but ron1erously tho snow.plow pursued
its reckless way along the strcet-car tracks ~
the inevitable accompaniment OF yells from its
nan!pn!ators whenever II jumped The track or
struck All obstrcperolIs snay. This onfy com-
f0r,ing thought-and thcre WINS no grcat Ger.
talnty about that-was TINT It might turn cold
1ocumotion somewhat more easy. and, ns the
night nflyanccl and the hreezo beeatslc sou,t-
what sitter. there were those who h'.Rsed the
iatter!nx unctinn to their souls and otherwise
made tho nost they could OF It.
TIE RAILROADS.
The storm but slightly delayed the trains ar
rEviuK In this city upto late hour Inst evening.
Tho day trains were all we'll under way when
that II tho storm 'incs not abatc ycrs soon there
will DO much trouble. The SNOW dtiltetl badly
all day, and It Is OF the heavy kind that packs i,
IN fhH E.Nx and Rnuth ffHf &rtvrH
, 1879-01-16
THE CITY-IIALL.

Tia tI,,rsn ra,oi,ts ~cs,cr1ov fontnd mn N;0
."0 '.~eaoo .'es'ps' '.s>' ~ ~
The South Town Collector contributed scrip
yesterday to tho *tno.lhs Of eo'sAV'
The City Tfcasu'cr's receipts Yesterday were
$~,o7'' ~" '''' "''"''' >''.
The f'remcn we're yesterday paid their Dcccm-
ber allowance of scrip, amounting to $4,000.
IN. ,.v.rot, of ,ha tahorcrs cnpanrt, In blast.
Ing channel through tue ices Inc cflp smouh1s
toS7p0.
r,o-o ro-, sour cs,ns ~ s..r,ct ferrr r.
nor,cd =, Ne tlcalth @ O,,ec YESTERDAY. anl one
case III aiphthefa'
Ilcatth.u officer stcrkl is submitting to tho fire
icst krcc!u,cn& OF coal oil uf different kinds,
, 1879-01-16
ELECTIONS.

Tho Directors Of the National Bank Of Illinois
DAY: Georgn Schneider, pfcstdenti William
II. Bradlcy, Vice.presdent; mad II. II. Nash,
Cashier.
Tho Board Of Directors OF the Home M
tlonaI Dank met Yesterday afternoon and elected
A. II. billings rre.fdcat; ". A. Hoyne, Vice
President: and q. W. Fuller. Cashier. Tor the
ensuing year.
At meeting Of the Directors OF the Union
National bank, held Yesterday. the following M
President; ". q. n. urannts, Vice-prestdent;
and GEORGE a. Ives, Cashier.
Al the annual meeting of the Directors OF tho
Chicago City Isalway Comnanv,, held at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the following ot1t-
cers wcro reelected for tho ensuing year: :
President, 8. b. Cobb: Vicc.Ircsidcnt.. Daniel
4. jones; Treasurer, ]. F. Jobusun; Suncrin-
icntcnt, Z. D. tfolmes; Secretary, W. N.
Evans.
Alta meeting Of Chicago lllzh-achooi Dat.
talon, held last Monday, tho following otlieera
were elected for tho ensuing year: Captain
Company i, William C1atlin; First Ltcuteaaut,
C. u. HILL; Second Lieutenant. T. 7: Roe; Cap
tain Company B, b: R. Fay, First lleutsnant,
Z. ]. McrFtmhn: sccnml Lieutenant. W. 2.
Gilman; Orderly Sergcanss. II. f. Fisk, ]. W.
Ewnll.
Tho annual meeting OF the Union stocls- Yard
Gompany wna held at tho ti!ler at tho Prcst.
dent, j. II. Walker, 100 Michigan avcnua At 10
o'clock a. 1T. yesterday, md tho following Dt'
recsora for the ensuing ycnr were elected: Jon!
Newell, Chicago; Hugh Riddle, Chicago: J. C.
Jnsncn u. Walker, Chicago: N. llnghitt, Chicago
John c. Gautt. milwaukee,: J. n. slecul'onga,,
PIttsb,lre; n. Thaycr, Jr., Boston. The of1lcert
Ut tho Company will be elected Saturday.
, 1879-01-16

OF yonne Young'a motion WAS denied.
but Crow pressed his right. anil. ~ IT. WINS de-
sttable to try these Two together also, both Wcre
Ht.en .. change Of venue to Justice ssuliy, Ind
Cr0w being held III "a, sa0 nntt Young In Sit ,50O-
lust enough Of the evidence 1taisc,l ont to
show that there will bo toIno pretty strong tcs-
t!m9ny ag.inst Young, Gro" and ;sro pol.asa s
but would eav nothing regarding what his tcs-
timonr would lie.
Phl1o Durfce, notorious P1nitcntfary btrll OF
this city, wlin was strongly Hnspectcn OF hoIng
the man who fired the shot TINT killed policeman
Albert Race on the 4th II last ostohcrr, was ar
held there for ttlrriary., snp.. .acafcy s'atcs
that upon hearing Of Tho nrrest, ta procured q
Ettod tt1ot"arapi1, but npnn q the Witnesses OF
the murder were abtc 10 identity T. On the
INT one OF the gang. THO pulcc c!atu, Mt last
to hare secured TIN name OF tte actual assassin
md honc to capture hin n the course Of short
time, though What proof ca:l he brought fur-
ccrning Durfeo Dy Tho "sceney" alter bis
capture arc ali ,lcutel. Future developments
III tho case will determine whether Durfcs will
be brought hack tn this rity.
Justice Morrison: William Cooley. larceny
OF e40 cAsh lrnsn n railroad contiitctor nanietl
mud John Curran. CHARGED With tic, theft Of
three chairs fsum person whom they were
tclplnR TO more, 400 to the 1dth; ,Frnak loci
and Char!cs4,igelow, steallng mir Of ecascs
fso,n J. Il. Coyne, s5o Inc; E!ihu Ko.en-
discharged st th9 reqns,t M Of aan the p pse; ,
llio ho was not implicated In tic tfofta
alleged ngainss him; John o'l,rtcn, charges!
with attempting tar highway robbery OF Wiil-
lam Aalgrlil, el00 t]nc. Justice srmmoriell:
.larnrs Tracy, lms.arly Oh complaint Of Mary
Sullivan, $500 to the County Court; Henry
Newman, larceny ns batlce OF some moneys col.
lccted for W. Taylor, keeper Of Third aVcnnc
nundry, $311 to thu Criminal Court; Chaslca
Olsen. nlias Miller, attempting the burglary oi
8. T. Johnson's residence, No. 1852 Prairie
avenue, 5000 to the Criminal Court; john Mar,
ttu, larceny Of a holt Of flannel from In front oi
=. IiytnRston's store at No. Gls State street
$500 to tho Criminal Court; Andrew Fisher
larceny Of pooI balls from MorssS Finklcstclr
S500 to the Criminal Court: Frank Wilson md
Thomas Meyers, attempted burglary Of a show
ease ut ". D. ,clapp, d Young's jewelry ssorc
$500 csel, to thu critninal Court; William n
Taylor, alias King, co1ore,l. charged with col
Letting moneys for tho Oltvct Baptist Chnrct
and oppruprlnt,nR them to his own uscs, $50.
to tue Criminal Court.
, 1879-01-16

That Twelfth street gang of bunglIng burglars
arc still at liberty. Tuesday night Lyman l..
Darbour's lumber Office On Lumber street was
entered, and N unsuccessful attampt WA made
to break opon tho safe. i. Il. FulleE's Office as
No. 800 Lumber ssrect was also visited and tho
knob Of the safe broken oG, and an uusuccess-
ful atte1pt alasio to pty open tho doors. A
mecrschaum p!po was the only article taken.
Arrests: Thomas Carey aud Edward 1iealey.
charged with the theft pf uye bars Of crudu ore
worth $40 out OF Rock Island f1e'glt-tar
ttaulllng on l.uaabcr street near Twelfth; Mary
from Barbara Melcticr, Of NJ. II Dussoid street,
whom she was visiting; John Williams and Mar.
ttn Miller, founl In Murtha's saloon At No. 8s7
Clark street, and suspected OF burglaE!zng sov-
eEal barns IN that immediate pelghboEhoad.
At9 o'clock yesterday morning Offlces John
Rci1 found burglar tu tho act Of stealing Eonle
capa through window which he had prlul open
With cAtscl Vt she store of Parsons q llanna,
No. ~ Wcst Madison street; Nhcn tassn u
fsssa fouua soa.s ] naii.pai. md easi.. TO 70
whsn VIE 4Isa H. Ga's;. s's; .tSast sasa
| Ste,lle7s. Along .u tho early part vi tho u!ght
| Fox pfisI tho buck Of show case olT aud helped
himself to about $40 worth Of ha!F goods.
The casa sof Robert Young, John Crox, VIII
1na ~ ;bs Wssss
street district, were called benrs Justice MoEri-
son yesterday n,osuing Ut 10 o'clock. O'Drlen'a
mother was In Court aud satd that he was 20 III
~ not to bo aLlo to appear In Court. Then,
~ It was desirable to try Pollard
aud hun together, tile case waa continued until
to-day. Young came into court entirely uopre,
pared for trial, aud requested continuance on
tue ground that he would bs &blo TO prove ~
aiIbi by the Appleton brothers, saloon. keepers
on Htatc street, III WHOSE plsee ho WA between
tue hours Of and T. III. on ths 1norutnx q
| the xss&uitk. Efpu 1tunrAtaA I rAankt
, 1879-01-16

:, ,WlTKnWsKY-On Tuesday, tho 18th Inst, solouo,
q. WiEknwsxy. nFral H1 ypAFs.
Funeral ffnn residence, No. 311 WAffen.AY, On III,
d&y, t7Lh inst, At II n, nj.

= oWiTKnwsKr-t,n . Tuesday, tho 18th Inst, Solomon
Funeral tram residence. Nc. 3a7 warren.sy., On Fh
III !s tH;s 1Sis e eI,y Sassr. r. please copy
ANfEltSnN-Ths funeral ot Mr.. .tc'sis T. Ante..oa
~ s;:ss III s' ss.
ATwArEn-on "wednesday. ian, H. Ism :. IN
:sS:!s! !:s,i :s::'i & X S:
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t s Fon II 3 css, %st
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sssss! s"si;i % ss', near w.l,' a. O'Clock r4.y
sas 5ss.aM III .; aas s r. s 5ssensf rs IL
'ffsa RI to at4 Friday a.
p,sce todsy Thns~sgs a 9o "etdpsx ar1n To T " ~
, 1879-01-16
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Erctf Wilt, Ia whom tho cnntroct far frr,Ish.
1olaA, W Nso.' ~ ~ ~ 'uAI'.
1"s oseau "as a"ne'tea .'ouuas' s'sneo tnc con-
tract and presented LIS bond yesterday.
Tho ro11ector of proviso tyot h,s honks vcstcr.
,,,s Al, ~ .s'o ho,rs havo tce,, ,,o,tvo,oT notr
aAs' A.' " .nc uooho ''a,U oeo' ue!4e1e1 Nv"
except Tor tile Towns OIL AlFeFsldc, ne" iT1crs
Evanston, and Wheeling.
rhs 3rrv in rim co.c os Rrtdpct Es1,v =. D.,
vii, i31rrltr hastnrs,r hrnmUhf n r9r',tc, ~
sn ~" iaiast; ~ ~ 1nnss Tn,.t ss. wnat ;os
ano iitar'lt ,no,snn ~ - ,,c,r troi -. aI
''o1ot"s' "a ''o"o" w ~" ''A4' "a' 'na"e'
Tho County Clerks employees got their voucl-
ers for their December pay Yesterday. and ths
HunnsS ras.,ra. 10. .st' AHA ~ e st
h"s a,o .ns .,ca saor @ nrn a''0 ~ eas" 'ne'r
soueuo'' ''As8 'e.' a@e
Yesterday was default day In the County
Court, and about iortv defaults were entered.
Among others, Judgment was entered aEai.st
Potter Palmer Tor $1S2.45 At tho instance of
q. .. Walker for tho tlso OF tho Chicago Acati.
envy Of sclenccs.
III. commEt,ce m .1asl nni, .tof1 accor,,. rs..
.,.'au sn.trmrtefi Totfrr Cnrrisr ~ ,tssca'.,tc
ton;s9r nncrnn for rJnsuhoritnntjon s,ti is
tfnn n hnsincs,: nni. in vicx ~ ~" w"ste ~
sro,ar Ina inst rnnuths nrcrnd thc xsnter t,rnoa
~ ~ ;ho iii .nrter frnm n,sioct in tbo aynn.
~ ~ mil n,r,nck IN tnr ,noTnfn~ II H.. .. h.-
tntorn hccn IN rs,.tnm n siIo ~, n,ne y,
rur ,,ni1tesrnntefi]v. "1s~' ~
-.
, 1879-01-16

LETTERS FROM CirT OFFICIALS.
In the report of the proceedings Of tho annual
meeting OF the CitEzens' Leaguo for the Rnp-
pEeeaton OF tho Sale OF Ltnuor to Minors, held
al Farwctl Hall Tuesday evening" mention was
made OF the receipt OF various letters from po-
lice officials and prominent citizens. Tho osse11-
tial points In these communications are ss fol-
lows:
sufr. saAvRr.
desire 10 extend 10 your Association the ~.
surance .hat am heartily n favor of and deeply
taking. which shoald attract tho co.upefatiom Of
efforts Of tho Police Department hall 10 used Ia
tho enforcement ot the lcw prohibiting tho sale Of
liquor to minors. otc., etc.
GAIT. o'noNaHt.r.
Your excellent society and Its workings havo my
best withes.. II Is indeed .dcvosed to an object
which tholta command tho admiration Of nyeEy
good citizen Wh1 'as u. well. being Of our coantry
e. sa, sna asiTss s s ta 81 eo ana
se sn " viii now add TaKe 'aa ears s"a ., te
boyn aud urls. an4 We sha'i laxo good man and
ruined BY Intoxicating drinks2 rhoy certainly ean.
not. md cSotY person who hss sker any notice Of
crlmcH and criminals cannot fail to conc!udc that
origin In Intempcrance. Such In my experience,
and that Ut ovory patson have contsrred with
whIcl, niont Of our erinos are drawn and any eIort
TO stcn 1t Is md nnat be ono H. tho right dlesctlon,
tho h1essngt Of WHICH Will bo fnlt not only now IN
cur day, but In generations yot unborn.
GAIT. HOOD. =
uExrLrHEx: II Is with Rrsat deal Of satisfaction
that respond to yonr rcqncst 10 gtse y experience
Of the workings o yonr socicty. For ynsrh bciore
atreet Police District, together with tho oicess oi
my command, had been actively Engaged Ia rn-
as s o H
deal Of efficient work In that direction. We Wor1
, 1879-01-16
THE FIpELITY:

AEETlHH w Ul3UUSEkD EDk3.
Auothcr meeting Of this deposttors Of tho de-
funct Fidelity Savings Bank was held at Naskcll
Hall last evening" There wcre ouIy dozen
sha chair, and the leader OF tho movement,
James Holden, acted the past OF socsetary.
The Chairman stated the object OF tbe meet.
Ing ut some length, It being TO take lomo steps
looking to eurtal'ing the Recclyer's e1penses.
He Lad collatcd batch Of figures fsom tho sew
etel feaorts, going to show that RsOas e1trava-
ganco had characterized ths Neeelvcr's manage
n,cut, which was growing from bad to worsu.
subject, aud taking ths .ama ytew OF tbs sttua-
tlo.i. after which Mr. Holden introduced tho
following:
,w91axAs. It appesEs by ths ssysrsl rspert. Of
there !. gIattng increase III tho expsudlt4scs Of
the Receiver, ~ follows. o,*tt: DurluR The dEAt
g. se.a e.
during ths pa.t siRht months were sl7. .oWa. Ths
sever, months yess 3so, whlle the assi.gs Of Tic
same during ths laas stxht mouths waEe q. JOS:
rxcsIpss M @ ouii,x shs a..s seven % mon.Ss wIte Dur
tnI ho last eight mouths II was about 81 pcs eeut;
WHxaxAs, Rumoss are In circulation regarding
GxtEavnEaut mAhhVement and suspicious tfansac-
tlons In connection with tbs acttlsMnl ot said
t. "a IL
found de4irablo aud sxpedlcnt, that means may Ia
devised for eustalllng taLd expcnsea AND to has en
~ economical. wise. and tust hnai dis,t'but!ono oi
E<s05ltd. That : eon,inlttas of thres bo eho4sr
By this meeting. with power t. incsuaaa sall nuu1
bor 10 t,e whose duty It shall " 10 iaqatrs into
| ali matters In anywiso pertaining 70 tho xet.
tIe11cut Vt tho estats Ut tho Fidelity say'
inxs- nank, aud especially TO- examine
talned. and TO keep tho dcpositoss informed in to
lsuon 10 tho same By eeasonAblu reports TO them
may be hetaatker called. Said Conanlttse shall b
and IL hereby constituted = pesmanent Commit
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SUFFERING FOR A LIFETIME.

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often suGtt
for lifeline. thcit fortunes being almott Without
remission. The joints mud muscles Of such untor.
tpnates asn In nost cnaes ahocktnRy consorteds and
drawn out Of shape. To Afford them ercM tsmp".
rury relief, tie ordinary remedies often prnve nj.
testy useless. Hostetters Stomach iIittcte on The
other hand. Is aveaehed by persons who have u.sd
blood cool by prptuotlng regular habit o1 body,
mad romnyes from II impurities which, In lhe np,n'
mixing complaint and its kindred lnaiadr. the eaat
BESIDES th!s, the t!itters remedy disorders uf tht
stomach 1!reE. and nerres. prevent and cFadIca!t
tnttenitttont and reuttsat fevsss, promote apps'
tlte and stetp, and are hgnly Recommended By
phyatciaus - = desirable medicinal snmuiant sad
tonic.
, 1879-01-16

Dtervck IL fine shoemaker out of work. and
Ia very poor circumstances, hence robbery
could not haze hcen contemplated. His vile
was expecting Walt from her brother, fatme, s
tho noise, askefi, Ills that ron, Kaymons1l,'
Possibly tt,eir stranao visitors expected to 1lnd
him In tho house and ro,, him. In the nfter-
noon Detectives LauQhtln and Carey arrested a
viii, hts brothera at No. d Thirteenth, street,
lie wns well known by tile Dierycks. and they
positively Identify him as tho nan wllo Tired tho
shot. Another character iu tho nctghborhoo1,
known ns "l.o Fcbre,' wna also arrested Upon
suspicion last night, Mrs. Dieryck's. wound will
not prove dangerous.
, 1879-01-16
THE clOVER-HUllER.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, jan. ia number of
well.so-do urangers weso la the city today ef-
tecttng settlements III proceedings instituted
against them by tho Dlrtlsall Manufacturing
Company for using an infringement upon The
BIsdsall patuut cl01er-huller. The settlements
thus lar elected hare !uv ,lvcd the payment Of
$40 aud tic Gusts tn each cas-,
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samc questton Of tho President. That reo,,.
not give tho required proper nau,s. Tic ae sif..
was forgotten until months aftcrwnrl, Thss
the bnnk President received an enyclopc sa nns,
marked "Ncwport." Opening It, hc Was ~.
prised TO read:
etnbsl Yours. G. Crs1,ro
He instantly remembered, however, and htrh.
~ appreciated tho joke. ~
, 1879-01-16
CHICAGO TYmes.

Chicago 7Tn1es.
''Facts ars stubnorn things" and what ahrens
business men want, and at no time moro then mhsss
thiriy.six seara tecufo nf tho Mutual Liie.In,ur.
ance Company Of New York presents an array II
inujsputnbs facts worthy Of attention.
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arc chosen. Or II mona ehossnt unttl the tnhl
settlement Of tho tAtaIe.
Tho resolutions led to some discussion, md
weto fiually adoptc,! hy a unanimous vote.
F. j. Griffin, Jamcs Jiolden, and 4. 9. Bog
Qt,no Were appointed as the Committee con-
temptated In the resolutions, to which ". 9.
Walker and Michael Ford were afterwArd add
ed. Tho Committee will meet at No. 23o South
uatstc.l strcet EttdnY evening.