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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26
NoroSenti4ea 2lsbe,

Goraaentidlen Slsss,
,ur liebsrfabrt tenusen.
Nit GampfiGiTtn bes HcrSteutGGeu 9lc,S
murbsn tis Snbe 1877 iiber CSC, 900 Terfcnen
befSrbert.
Die Dampfrr tisitr Gompnsnis:
8raunfdweia. sl0Oaous, @apllntatId,
sfiirnberg. 3l00 Sons Sap sdaer,
9eipsig. $500 ~ $offmann,
Ohio, 25oJ Meper
Berlin, $500 , 4amfe,
@aItimcre, $500 =. Se 9imon.
fabrsn ,eselmdeis ale IA Sage 3tpifGfn Sre=
uten unb Sdltimore unb nebmrn gaiIasisrs
III bilIisfrn &nten an.
Ter 2anennasplaB tieier TampfIhife in
Baltimore 1T sn9leidb Gtpct hsr Baltimore unr
SbiU Giirntabn. tpeIdbe paiIasere pom nne nod
tem gSs ten IN bilieereu 1reifcn be-
rOrcert, ais iraenb cine Gilentabn Srn New
yO,f unb philadelphia.
9ei Anfunit ter Tamrfibife pirt tds Teprt
fir alle Nibtauaefteateu ari&ipfsu, 70 ha6 bic
9inpanerrer ni6t ter 81. fabt du gsfsst iInb
on Ssriiarru tsi6rinbslt ,u perpen, mas in
anecrn 6afenp!assn Ieierr 10 oft Der 6aa IT.
gEr MAIDEN ucG telenters auf frlesnhe
fir ceMficte 3eiienee beptahtunaswertbe 8cr-
,iias aufmcrts"m wsI&e bic 8eiie nit uuiern
S4iTen tistet. lie 9,eTasisre fnb inter
Esuti6en, f5rnsn nd alIU nit Sfbermann
psfflnbisen pbRe Gslmetlbr ;u sebrau&eu.
llnlfBen aus einem SGiT in eas anb &c, ipie
tci intireetsn 8aiisn fnbet mot ifatt; bic
paNasierr sttsn N Srrmsn ipslei6 an SUrb
bes Sreaneampfsrs unb perlaifeu erufelben erif
in SaItiapre.-
s8- @saea natersr ausfunit weubt man
Ta an bic 8encral- AssHtsn.
u. Scbubnpacber S Co.,
SO S Glib 9ap Ctr, Baltimore, W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

Sicteuunb;,paniis SnnocSlteuerein
nebmer Iino in bieiem Sabre lei &us
Iibuna hires 1ienifes actootet uno odt
uncUiersia usrmunhet purben. Nid
.twa ourh llnfdlls, tuie fe ieoeni Wsn
itcn ,uitoBcn fonnen, ionbsrn enrd
NsutsImorb ooer i'm oTenen Sample
nit 9euten, Die Der NuSfuhrung rel
Sunbesaeiebe init beuafneter Ddub iid
wiberisbsn IS banOelte Id in rer
meiifen 6dlIen nm Steusr5etruaereieu
in bsimIid betriebenen 8rennertien uni
Ole Morbtbaien fdnfen ausnabmslos
IN Zen Suotaaten (pOr,u9speiie il
Sno Carolina, Ssnnenes, Sentudl
u !. n.y. itatt.
3edanet man III hitfen SuneeSbcam
ten nod bic 9ebuabnsten susrit ourd9e
priaclteu un6 bann eeldnaten, &C.. &c
8epublitaner. bic Der unbeereifliter
oemotratiiden Waioritdt neuIih IN
9ouifiana gum Spfer acfalen, 10 fdnr
man oeu oemotratiiteu 6inanafdwin
oeI res Icbtsn @ @onarsfies uIs elm rieier
Shhtinde geseruher nerid,minosnt
6leiuss. Ieidt perasfsn Die SilOliWcI
poIen ia aud fur 9rant aehen, mi
was fonnte o:nn nebr CUR &erGroee
runa bcs ioaenannten rSrrnt Gircue'
beitrngsn, oils iolde 3uiianof.
Golden Sorsdnaeh Qeaenuber ipfe
heu aber Die oemofratiiden 3eituu8eI
pom acorrntten 3uitdnren im Sucel
uu0 uerT6eru, nab RE weIBe Ssu0Ite
ruua nes Suoens teu Ssit Ben germ uni
ruillia iih unterwerfe Die Nahrbel
IT Die Wehrbeit Der weiBen in bei
Subifaaten fiebt nod beute in ben 8e
dniten Der Sunbssreaieruna urbefuat
Ginorinalinee. oenen elm redter fuo
llder Sitter fih niht ,u fiiaeH brcu4le
cos Sraur;sife aber ift, oaB Die betreff
enosn Worotbaten ME beitrait usrOen
Die StaatsasriAte ifellsn 1h fat aus
uabmslos auf bic Seite Der Worbe
unb @eiekesiibsrtreter unb bic Sunses
aeriAte-finb mahtlos. Oas Tno bi
3uitlnoe in einem 4anbestbeile, oefsl
Sertreter in bisiem Nugenblife in bel
oeu 3wsissn uuierer natiOnalen Solfs
uert,etuns unbsiardutt herri9en.
Gro. Ststs }
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

Senne @us Der Gebites-
fueIt biefes Staates tomnt cine Stim
me su uns, iuelde sneraifd fur oen
Bertb BON Or. Nusuif Ronigs 5am'
burger Sropfsn eintritf. 9err s. u.
Bruaman. ep. Iutb Ynifor in 8arfb'
uns, Worson 60, Ssnn.. tbeilt uns
In foleenoen @orten feline Grfabruns
nit: Sr. NusuR 66nis's 9amburaer
Sropfeu fnS cine unbe;obIbare Sami-
lieu-aKeoisin. 2eute, bic ben Saben
oerfelben eiprobt baben, uolIen niGt
mebr obne Siefeibe feiu. Sd fur mel
neu Sbctl fenne Die Samburser Eropfen
f&on felt Sabren uno oiefelben finb mir
unentbebrli@ eeiuorben. 6eiue Slai@e
Der 9amburaer Erosfen 1T ddt, tueuu
biefelbe ni@t bic sfamensnnterfdrifi
Der Ssrren u. 8oseler u. 60. trdst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

GnbIiH erba;ten mir corrette gHabl
nahriAteu BON 9ouiiiana. Sn Delta
Barifb wurDsn am SOnntase DOT Der
Babf Der Boitmeiffer u. S: 8roDn
unb elm sewifsr Duue armfrOns er'
banat: Der er'eberiff Brefa wurbs
a,peitf&t uuo ausseredt unb % 0nbers
Republitaner murDen aus benz Sariib
oertrieben. Sn Solse bieisr unihuloi'
aeu 6.ftiuitdten entbisIten fid iammt'
li@e 8epublitantr bss Stimmens, unb
bic Demotraten erlauaten cine nsbr'
lide" Nebrteit BON 1000 Stimmen,
GinfaGer tann Die Ga4e wobI taun
befrieben iuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

Gie Gonsresoerbanblunsen Der lesten
brei @o9en baben iuieber einmal be.
pieien, tpie unnuk oaS 3ufammentre'
ten oes @onsrsfss por ben @sibuadts
ferien lberbaupt III. NGss. iuas bon
Besinn oiefes Wonats an sefaeben 1T.
III Die @nuabme bes Bepi lIisunss=Ge'
iekentiourfes fur Peniionen. Oisfl
bate aber innerbaIb elmer Stunbe ir
bsiben Sduiern berbeieefiibrt usroer
fonnen, ba BON teiner Seite aeaen Der
betreTenoen 9eieteutipuf Ginmdno.
erbOben nuroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26
11eher Saitimore.

Setsr. Der bas alte Sattrlanb telu%en rbe,
gerpanete une ;5rruuhe ron gurrea tpmmeu
aiien pia, folte bic pradtpelen neuen. eijernen
G&raubrn- -ppitramrfiGiffe res
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

GanaSa Inter anesrn 9teuil-
feiten trinat ras .Rew @ambnra
Goltsblati" in Stem 9ambura, Sannon,
elne Nrti,. iprIder mir germ einen Rlne
in cen SplItrn unieres Slattes einrdu'
men. Snhelbe f&rtibt: 9err 3.
Sdmar;truber mel Dor einiasr 3eit
aeaen cinen Shliittu uno trug idwsrs
innerlide 8srIesunsen bapon. 90 Die
,u 8atbe acsossnsu &erste ieinen Saa
aIs uuheilbar ertldrten, 10 fanb or iid
peranlobt. cine SIoids ct. Satob's
Del su faufen. Genannter Serr fpri6t
nd folqenbermob:n barlber aIs: @aa
Dem i'd bns ct. Safob's Del 9riintlidI
erprobt bate. tann id oIS cine porsiia'
liae Rebisin empfehIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26
1851.

aeit Der gDelt pirh 90 l&er IA Gabe fsin
SIN SABRE Iauftnba9sbunbsrt atisis une siu.
60 propbeaeite Die euslii&e eibpa.
Muttcr Sbipton Dor flnfbunoert Sab
rem, uub ihre 8ropbeseiuneen baber
idou iebr piele Semltber bsuntubist.
,umaI bic meitcn anoeren 8orausiag
uugeu einsetrofen fur. unieren
9eieru serei4t es uieQeibt gum &rOite.
Denn iuir bier bemerfen, SaB Die CUTE
Srau aud propbeseit bate. ba6 iestes
6rubiabr elm setuifer 8era in Gnsfano
usrfinfen 10 roe. Oieies it betauntlid)
nidt 9 g.fdeben. trokoem bic 8suobn'r
oes beiagten 8erses ale Borfebrunaen
fur Dos GreisniB setroffen batten.
S5 nun 1881 bic @elt untergebt ODER
nidt, iepenfalls 1T es sln merfIpur0ises
5abr uno feline 3dbl cine matbematiidbe
aurioftdt. Gln 3ablenfiniiIer bat
folsenbe 8sobnhtunsen semaht: Bon
Der linfen sur redten uno BON Der
rsdten sur linfen lief es ii9 pbereins;
l8 bioiO,rt burh 2 sisbt 9 oils Suctient;
81 oipioirt burd, 9 aiebt wiebsr 8 OILS
Nuotien: gSenn 1881 hur1 209 &c
tbeilt miro 70 1T 8 Der Guotisnt; ipenn
oipiNirt ourd 9, 70 entb6tt Der Suotieut
sine 9; lpenn nit 9 multiplisirt. 10
entbdIt bas Brooutt stuei 9ne. ] unb
s dne 9; 8 uno l fuo 9. @enn bic
Is unter bic 81 aeifsnt uno oaun bic
beioeu 3ahltn aboirt perben, 70 1T Die
Summe 80. @snn Die 8 ,hIen l. 8.
8, abotrt wernsn 10 eibt has l8. @on
Ser I,nten CUR rebten geleien. bat man
IS; umo pom Der rehten sar linfen ae'
leicn, bat man ebenfaas Is. uno Is iit
5i9 oon 1881.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26
Mattnbarkeit.
ssie pg.ersH nno wieser sensnaen.
The caIservsH Medical cenpsny,

Al Arm ST., xsw York. Post BOX 4ss&
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

Sr. 9Iuauft & oni a's 5 ON
Sropfe en- una y IT.
tbee iinn nub meine Dausmsoi'In,
id,reibt 0err Msinbolo Dertber. WtIler'
pile, Sbic. SD babe ne ieibt ae
brandt umo fam fie oaber NIT behsn
Wii5ed empiebIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-12-26

9or &ur;em iprad. .uie Der nWn'
iouri SbaIbots" heridtet, bel Ger on
DER @reentumn &olh, nabe 9rrinaton.
DO, wobnenoen Sarmerswittipe Dbl,
elm unaebIid usruuer" Oeutider uor
unb bat oisielbe, in ibrem 3auie ilhet
Nadt bleibcn ,u ourfsn. mas ibm aud
III Fer territmillisiten NSeife aelpdbrt
puree. Sm Qauie bes Mbenfs mabte
Ger ,@riine" feline saffrtunSiiic
9Sirtbin nit itinen 6amiiienU'rbd!inlis
len IN Seutihl inb, no iein Sater arit
lein iou. beFanut, unb fn&te oui eisis
gYtiie DDS Sertsauen Der alteu Srou ~
erlanaen, mas ihm au4 uOllitdnaig ge-
lang. Mm ndafen Moreen tbs:lte CT
Der srau Dbl nit. oab fein Batter ihm
$4,000 naa Bittsburs aefdi6t babe nno
oab tr CUR @mpfanannbme etsies Se
traaes germ oortbin reiien m0at'. D B
ibm iebod Die notbiaen Wonetsn febl
ten. Gr mHro: serne Semans, bei ibm
$50 90 jtrefsn wOle. orei gOleene lb'
rem uno cine fHwefe sslbene Settle
site Iamilitnftudt-sum llnterpfano
asben. Sie niGts abnsnoe Irau gina
lofort aui brn Roridlus Elm uno Der
.,Grlinc" nabm boFi@en Nbi&iec. nah'
Dem er Die $50 in osn sa6 aelfe6t
Wie iid ieitbem berautifellt. fno Die
,,Grbftl6e" hes bisnersa 9luhsmanues
rrtel @Ieh uno rep-dieutiren einen
6eiamnltmertb BON nid,f mebr unr nit,t
pcniacr ais 81 80 Srau Dbl, fis
mbriaens wobIbabeno 1T uno ben Sers
nit pfrihmersrn fann, miro bofsntlid
in 3ufunit bel @nlade ibrer uberfthifi
aen ScpitaIien pori&tigsr ~ @erfs
aebcn uno ,,tofbure bsutide SdmiIisn-
{, ,bIi:de" nit e!nas mibtraucriidcrsn
Au,en bcieben. Ser sGwinblsr inIl
on usrfd)ieeenen anoersn pidten IN
oaf~prtte Guuntn hahslte Gauncritud
den probirt bobeu.
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Bm. gfesee, Der eia.ntbam.r b.s

! &1Sss @tNostte W. ht9sAsssss ~S~
,@Iobe Gemoerat" ffarb am iektrn
Samstas Worssn an ben SoIsen zines
S@lae Nnfales. Osrielbe war 1915
in New Sorf seboreu unb DON irIdnbi'
i&tr Nbffammuug. Su 1S41 Tam Ct
nod ct. 9ouis uhb faufte bafelbf einen
@utbeil am Evening Star". Spdter
Cab er CUR llnteritiibuua Der 6ree Coll
Yartei ben , 8arnburner" beraus. nas
erife in ct. 9ouis perofentliGte Sree
Coil. 8Iatt. Ser Globe Democrat. an
eefen Spise Wcaee bel ieinem SOOe
ifGnb. eutiprana elmer in's Sabr 1875
/ falenr en- Yerf4mcl,ung oss ySt. 2Ouis
@.obe" uno bes ySemoerdt". SIN
Serbf 1875 murrs We&ee ale WitsIieb
oss @hisfep Sinaes in Nnfloaeitano
ueriekt, uno i'm SsrubIins 1876 wurbe
er. Obwobl in febr fdbiger g8eiie bon
Son 8orsces, Graenerolonwalt SSil
liams uno Gbeitsr =. Srum pertbeibist,
idulSig befunoen uno 3u lanQerer ge.
fdnsniBbaft berurtbeilt, ieoO4 BON
Grant be9naoigt.
9Sabrenb ter Sabre 1860 bis 1870
mar WcSee elmer Der einfusreiditen.
penn nrd,t Der eirHuBreidite BoIitifer
i'm Staate HinOuri. SIN Sabre 1870
ihIoB er nd Der liber Disqualification
Veweauna an, peIdje CUR Bienereinfsb
una Der ebsmaliaen Sebelien in ibre
s,lrgcrrsdts uno CUR GrwlbIuna BON
8rab Srown gum SOuuernrur fibrte
Snl Sabre 1876 unterifubte Der D9lobe~
Hemocrat" Sames q. Slaine als Yrd-
ioentiaafts-Ganhioaten.
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SAcERRUsH LEAVES,

Notes and Queries-More Notes and Quer1es-Learing
.,noke-The Lttl Men-The Confessions of a Bbli
rranac-Piut g, Mlliners and Bnys-Somewhat Ow isl
--Iileanngs-Da and Mares bk-A Chapter OF
Canes, Etc.-Tom Thumb, Etc.-Something Critical
Random Shots-Scraps-tin tindng Money in the Ashes
Our Good Takers Of the Far West-Blie Monday
Man Is 3 Barometer.
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J J " "SAGEBETHH LEAVES"

It is intcnced that this book sha embrace about $50
pages, dundocmO bound in cuth and ready delivery
or before the first day Vi July, 1879.
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pAUSP:CIUS.

The subscriber herewith announces his f0rthcomi Il
volu literary odds and ends, letters ETC. the
b. cutiLied,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-15

fnib5ftSY y3ffAs--I777 II ifT--1 III ss5F3 =
Whereabouts Of Stars and Con.bipat io,,s for
the Coming Week, and Items Of Interest. I
I Den Thompson, San Francisco. ss,,,
Madame Rentz's Ministries. ,Leadville.
Haverly'a Mastodox ninstrels, Boston.
Elva Garland and combination, Chicago.
J. Z. Emmett and family are in England.
Harrigan and Harris com blnation. Boston.
Maggie Mitchell closed the season at Spring
Mass, 18th.
Marie Ro5o-Mapleson sailed for Liverpool
June 18th. ftta@'s
E. A. Sothern has returned from, Europe and
is now in New York. @ H
John T. Raymond and combination, Oil City,
10th; Bradford, Itch, and close the season.
B. Macauley and combination, Central City,
10th; Georgetown, 18th; Denver, 18th, for four
nights, and close the season. I'll
Forepaugh's circus, Muskegon, 10th; Lam
sing, 18th; st. Johns, 18th; Pontiac, 10th;
Howell Goth; Greenvill 21st.
and 18th; Truro, 18th; New Glasgow, 10Th;
Sackville, goth: Sussex, 2lst.
Manager J. 81. Haverly has obtained a ten
years lease of the new Brooklyn theater. It
will be inaugurated by him next fall.
Duprez and Benedict minstrels, Cherryfeld,
Me-. 10th; Ellsworth, 18th; Buckeport, 18th;
Belfast, 10Th; Rockland, Goth; YOUNGSTOWN,
Tony Demer's "Humpty Dumpty'' troupe.
Quincy, 10Th; Ke0kuk, 18th; Ottnmwa, 18th:
Des Moines 10Th; Davenport, Goth; Rock Island,
21st.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-15
Stolen Property Recovered.

oCOAcA = IOPcTIy heCOVeTeOs
Last Tuesday the GLOBE had an exclusive
account of the burglary committed the night
before at McFarland's grocery store. Yes
terday part Of the property taken was re-
covered. An old lady, who declined to give
her name, "for fear" came into police head
quarters and reported that she had noticed
for two or three days lot of boys entering
a barn in her neighborhood, and then come
out smoking. She suspected something, if
nothing more than the youngsters might get
sick. Her story having been told, Officer
Baer was summoned to accompany the old
lady, SO she could designate the barn. This
she pointed out near the corner Of Sixth and
Rosabel streets. The officer went in and
after very brief search found nine boxes of
cigars, in all about 400 cigars. These he
brought back to the station. It was sup
posed at first they might belong to Hall &
Paar, whose place was robbed not long ago.
They failed to identify them, but Mr.. Nc
Farland, when summoned, recognized his
property atonce. The next thing is to catch
the boys who have been surreptitiously en-
joying stolen sweets and they will be
caught.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-15
The Walking Match.

The threatening weather yesterday after
noon exerted a dampening influence on the
walking match between Owen Sullivan and
j. Rittmaster, and the attendance at Red
Cap park, at the hour of starting, was
exceedingly meagre. la
The conditions of the match were
twenty-five mile go-as- you-please walk, for
purse of 800, or $50 side, the man COW
ering the distance in the shortest time to be
declared the winner. Mr.. 81. Penfield
oficiated as scorer, Mr.. G. Hill, timer, and
Mr.. John Ahern performed the duties of
starter, the word "go" being given at 3:O5
O'Clock, both men appearing in splendid
condition for the walk
The choice of position was won by Sullivan,
who took the inside of the track, both men
starting into jogging pace after the first
lap.
Owing to the frequent showers the walk
was interrupted at the third. eleventh and
fourteenth mile, at the conclusion Of which
it became necessary to postpone the walk
until the advent of more propitious weather
When the walk was last interrupted Sulli-
van had scored fourteen miles and four laps,
Rittmaster having accomplished thirteen
miles. Following Is the complete score:
r0psvrrNcvn OS osrT <,1v
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-15
House Of Representations.
DETROIT RIVER,

WASHINGTON, June 14.-A joint resolution
reported from the committee on commerce was
passed, authorizing the secretary of war to con-
vene board Of officers of the engineer corps of
the army to inquire whether for railroad pur-
poses Detroit river can be bridged or tunneled
at or near Detroit. @I}- Ht"1t
POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS -.
The House then, as the business of the morn
ing hour, resumed consideration Of the bill
prohibiting political coz tributions by employees
of the government. n .rlr A. gu. H.. - a5
The morning hour was consumed in voting
upon dllatory motions, and the bill went over
without action. s' -'h 'i E.i1'3H
's"'H COIN RESERVES. VI - 't..-f .:E''i d.
MIR. Buckner, chairman of the banking and
currency committee, reported bill requiring
revenues of national banking associations to
be kept in standard gold and silver coins of the
United States in lieu of lawful money. Print
ed and recommitted. l-.,, ~,
,... .s.-,-.f OTHER MATTERS ,s,... 49,.
Mr.. Bennett, from the committee on public
lands, reported a bill extending until Oct. lat.
1880, the provisions of the act approved March
Srd, 1877, in regard to grasshopper sufferers.
Passed.
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL
AAOAAA VIC oCudLc, 6uU UOSoGQeF
with the Senate amendments was referred to
the committee on appropriations. The speaker
announced the appointment of McCook "a
member of the committee charged with inves-
tigating the Cincinnati election in place of
Robinson, excused. .r.tls,5 -, -
MIR. CLARK, of Missouri, asked leave to take.
from the Speaker stable and put upon its pas
sage the bill for the benefit of the widow and
children OF Gen. James Shields White and
Van Aernam objected. 80 -
MIR. Pound, from the committee on India,
affairs. reported q bill in relation to education
among the Indians. Ordered printed and re-
committed.
PLEURO-PNEUMONIA.
The House then resumed consideration of
the pleuro-pneumonia bill.
Mr.. McGowan, in explaining the bill, de-
clared himself in favor of some law to prevent
the spread of pleuro- pneumonia among cattle.
but stated there were many features Of the bill
to which he was opposed, particularly that sec
tioa which in effect subordiuated the national
to State authorities
On motion of Mr.. Hatch the bill was then
recommitted to the committee on agriculture.
THE TEST OATH.
MIR. Herbert, who had charge of the next bus-
mess in order, the Senate bill repeating the
test oath, stated that after conversation with
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-15
PERSONAL.

Ex-Mayor John b. Mclean, Robert Macnider
and B. 9. Coykendall, Bismarck, registered at
the Merchants yesterday. .d 8fa
Mr.. J. L. Parmly. from Ohio, was at the
Merchants yesterday on his return from a visit
to the Red river country, where he purchased
$50 acres Of land.
Hon. Chris Graham and daughter. Red Wing.
passed through the city yesterday on their re-
turn home from attendance upon the gradu-
ating exercises at Faribault.
General Manager 8. 8. Merrill, and G. 81.
Prior, assistant superintendent of the Chicago,
Milwaukee d st. Paul railway, left yesterday
afternoon for trip over the proposed extern
sion over the lows and Dakota division of their
road, their intention being to 60 to the jump
ing off place. ~ -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-15
TILLAINOUs ASSAULT.
An Outrage In Robert Street Boarding
House.

An Outrage In q Robert Street Boarding
House.
A dastardly assault was made on the per
son of married lady at Maxwell's boarding
house on Robert street yesterday afternoon,
which will justify the indignant husband in
meteing swift justice to the villianous perpe-
traitor in case he should be apprehended. On
Friday afternoon well dressed parsonage
arranged to take board at the above named
boarding house, bringing with him large
and apparently we'll filed trunk.
In general appearance the individual was
rather prepossessing, and before he had been
in the house two hours he tried to ingratiate
himself into the favor of several lady board
ers, paying particular attention to the wife
of well-known citizen. No particular no
tice was given to the brazen effrontery of
the villain until yesterday forenoon, when he
grossly insulted the married lady while de-
scending the stairs of the boarding house.
The lady turned upon the wretch, request
ing him to refrain from further converse
ton, stating that she would inform her hus.
band of the insult as soon as he reached
home. The brute then seized the lady and
attempted to force her into room, employ
ing the most villianous conduct to accom-
plish his purpose. Resistance was made by
the lady and his villianous designs were
foiled, and before she could recover sufi-
cient composure to relate her story theVillian
had left the house, taking with him large
bundle.
Officer Cook was informed of the affair
by the indignant husband, and diligent
search was instituted for his apprehension.
A man answering the description had been
in several pawn shops Offering for sale
suit of clothes, much to small for himself,
which demonstrates that in addition to be-
ing an insulter of women the man is a thief.
The same individual endeavored to exchange
the clothes for a ticket East, at Kimball's
ticket agency. a at sub
About nine o'clock last night the individ-
ual entered the residence of Mrs. Wright,
adjoining the scene of the attempted out
rage, and recognizing the man, whom she
had met previously, she proceeded to justify
the honor of her sex by administering sum-
mary punishment. Selling plate she broke
it over the williams head, followingwhich an
attendent summoned Officer Nugent, who
conducted him to the station. Upon arriving
at the station the prisoner showed unmis-
taxable signs of being crazy, which it is
thought will prove to be the case. He gave
his name as Samuel Houston, and Omaha, as
his former place Of residence.
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A Race for Freedom !.

Yankee Sullivan Is underg0ing sentence Of
enc year in the county jail for stealing old
clothes from the Relief society. Yesterday
Yankee tried to play it sharp on Joe Spiel. one
of the turnkeys. Mr.. Spiel had Sullivan at
work in the jail yard near Cedar street. Sud-
denly Sullivan quit work, and quit the yard
6y jumping the fence over into Cedar street.
after. Sullivan wanted his liberty badly, for
he secreted himself in the vault Of an old ont
house, and Spiel unearthed him, and he took
to flight again. Sullivan directed his course
towards Third street and lodged into the back
door OF Garland's trunk factory. He came in
mixed up in the confusion himself, and when
he came ont of it he was in Spells grasp. who
marched him off to Jail and diet of bread and
water ~ tEEf ~
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Assessors Notice.

Tax payers are respectfully requested to re.
turn their lists of personal property for taxa
ton for the current year without delay, and
thereby obviate the necessity of making arbi-
trary assessments, which the assessor desires to
avoid. The lists should be returned to the
assessors Office by the tax payer in person and
not through the mail or by messenger.
]. !. BEAUMONT, County Assessor,
Office, old court house, first floor.
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POSTPONED q 3

Legislation ON the Appropriation Bills In
Menday-A Long Discussion on the Ju-.
dlclal Appropriation Bili-A Few Minor
Bills Passed. -. .. - ..,-A .. -..L. .
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NOTICE.

To tho Public and Patrons Of the 90 Cent
Store.
Mr.. Dickinson desires to notify all that he
viii in few days, probably by Monday next,
open q. store in the vicinity Of his old stand,
with q stock of goods Of tho usual variety kept
by him. BE has complete stock in his Min
neapolis store and will receive his supplies
from there for the present. Due notice Of the
location will be published in the papers 1t the
earliest day possible.