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NnI nRnt Eight.

4 numocr OF the clerical force at Fort
Leayenwor,h yesterd-y, thought they had
fun ahead " hen two black-and-tan terriers
were attached to box in the Office Some
OF them covered the box car,fully that the
rats night not escape, and conveyed it to a
Convenient place where a fght might be
seen. The dUgs grew more and more excl
tel, and the aforesaid members more 20
Everything ready, the box was opened and
out sprang-not rat, but a full grown
skunk. Toe dogs and the aforesaid mem
bers did not remain long near the box, OF
office either for that matter.
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FEBRUARY 9TH, 1879.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Ih----... TN Ean.l

Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present full Board.
On motion OF Commissioner Squires. the
Chairman, Commissioner Pickens and Wm.
Shepherd, County Treasurer, were added
to the committee TO attend the session OF
the Legislature, for the purpose of getting
the necessary legislation required by the
county.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
WHEREAS, The Board Of County Com
missioners Of Leavenworth county has
caused the following acts TO be prepared, to-
wit: "An Act TO empower the county OF
Leayenworth 10 take up and refund Its
railroad bonded indebtedness and TO repeal
chapter l3S, Session Laws of Kansas OF
1877" and IAN Act 10 authorize and en-
power The City of Leavenworth 10 raise
money 10 purchase its bonds issued on ac-
count OF the subscription 10 the capital
stock Of any railroad Company and 10 pay
the expenses OF its railroad bonded li;iga-
ton - and AN act relsting to taxation in
Leayenworth county and TO repeal chapter
las, Of the Session LAWS OF ISL an
chapter 90 of Session Laws OF 1876, and
sections 1. ., and 6. Of chapter Sc, of the
session LtNS OF lCsb. M dIl ~
enable counties ard cities 10 conpromise,
purchase, and settle their debts" and "An
act authorizing the County OF Leavenworth
TO compromise and fund all of its indebted
ness except its railroad bonded indebted
ness" and an act to provide for building
and repairing OF bridges in counties having
-, 600 inhabitants or more; and,
WHEREAS. After carefully considering
the. ends TO be accomplished and the
urgent necessity for relief, the board is OF
the opinion that these acts as prepared and
already referred 10 will give all the relief
that can be obtained by legislation. and
such ac,s being in accordance with the best
judgment of the board; therefore be il
Resided, That our Senators and Members
in the Legislature, be requested TO use
every effort in their power to get the acts
referred to passed at as early date as pos
sible and il is further
Resoired, That they be requested 20 pass
some law 10 assist in the collection of the
delinquent taxes, and consider the propri-
ETY. of giving the county power TO collect
and place the same in the general fund OF
the county.
On motion Board adjourned.
j. W. NIEHAUs,
County Clerk.
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In connection with the publication Of the
ScientUfc American, We continue to act as 5 l.
IciOr~ for Patents, Caveats. Trade Marks,
Copyuri- hts, etc, tor tue lifted States, Cam
ada, Cuba, England, France, Germany, etc.
IL this line Of business We have had thirty
thre wears experience.
P.tent- Dt-iu.d through us are noticed 70
the lS1entfc ADacrtc This L,rge AID spl-n-
didIy rIusIr.r-d weekly paper shows the ur.
rent progress o. Scienc q, Il very interesting,
and has enormous circulation Sub~cr p-
tons IS - year, postpaid single copies 70
cents. sod at all book stores and newsOrfi
ces.
Can Q obtain n Patent The quick
est and bet w-L tn Obtain a satisfactory an
swer without expense, Is to write 10 Us
Mum 4 col, describing the invention, with
sma u sketch. All We neei is 10 get the
idea. we vii immediately answer. and give
tue necessary ins ruct ons. For this ad-
vice we ma charge.
We also send Tee our Hand Book about the
P~tent La :, PATENT, Caveats, Trade marks :,
their cvsts, and ho~ procured, with hints for
obtaining advances on inventions. Address
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An-lstonfshing Oner.

The Ia6ependen', of New York, probably
the sblest, largest, and best religious news
paper in the world, offers in another column
TO give awav, absolutely, Worcester's Tn,
abridged Quarto Pictorial Dictionary,
which retails everywhere for SO, a-d is
OF course, household necessity.
The Independent is now publishing the
Rev. Joseph Cooks famous Boston Monday
Lectures, which are creating so much dis
cussion everywhere. 1t will also coon be.
gin the publication of a series OF articles on
s-Socialism and Communism" one of the
most important questions of the day, BY
x-Presidemt Theo. d. woolsey, d. D., L.
L. d.
See advertisement Of the Independent in
this paper.
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Wick ed For CIcrsymep.

al believe II to be all wrong snd even
wicked for clergymen or Other public men
to be led into giving testimonials to qusck
doctors or vile stuifs called medicines, but
when a really meritorious article is made
up of common valuable remedies known to
all. and that all physicians use and trust in
daily. We .hould freely commend il. /
therefore cheerfully and heartily commend
Hop Bitters for the good they have done
me and my friends, firmly believing they
have no equal for family use. will not
be without them"
Rev, Washington, d. c,
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We offer Rev. Joseph Co KS valuable new
volumes entitled "BIoLnGY.r "iRASCtN
DENTALlsM," 'OKTHoD KY" .CoNsCIENCE'
.HEREDITi" and ""ARKIACE," -mUody Iuy
IN "A revised and corrected rIn, the auIhoI'-
previous Temarkab e Monday Lectures. ru-y
are pubIlsnei in handsome book form by
HoushtoD, OSgovd & CO.. of Boston We
Will mail copy OF any owe volum", post.
paid, 10 any subscriber 10 IHE INDEPr NDENI
who RENTS Us s3 for year, in aivance; oi
any subscriber may remit S. 50 and .we ". u
send al 1HE iSDkPT NDkNr Ior two years,
In sd and Two NOiumes postpaid; or
any three volumes. posi- paid, Ia any one
subscriber VINO remits -. 90 for three yesrs
H. advance.
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Aa rncres.e of Freight.

i change OF freight rates Tor stock will
take place tomorrow on the Missouri
Pacific road between LeayeuWorih and 1T.
Louis. The price has been heretofore So
per car FOR hogs and SIS for cattle The
change will make the rate $40 per car for
hogs and $50 per car Tor cattle. This
change Is caused, We are informed by
shippers, and forced by the existing pool re-
Gently agreed to in Chicago.
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The Wooden apniyer.ary.

Yesterday bsiUg the fifth or wooden an
nivery of the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
james NJ. Alien a number of the more iR-
innate friends OF the couple called upon
them in a body last night, and took the
house by storm, bringing with Them 4 large
and miscellaneous assortment Of appTopri-
ate Presents. The guests remained until a
late hour ard had a huge time, the host
and hostess sparIDg no pains to render their
unexpected, but entirely welcome visit
:grpgahie
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a Union of Hearts.

Mr.. Richard z. Hardwicke and Miss
Stella +. Upton were married last night at
the residence of the brides sister, No. 800
hiowa street, only a few Of the friends OF
the relatives and friends of the couple
being present 10 witness the ceremony, as
it was intended that the affair should be as
private as possible. The happy couple
have the best wishes Of all their friends.
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Not surprised.

When We consider the little attention
paid to the laws of health, We are not sur
prised at the indifference manifested in re-
lstion 10 the purity OF our daily food. If
all articles were like DR. Prices Cream
Bsking Powder, the indifference might
answer; their perfect wholesomeness would
insure Us against all evil consequences.
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thoErosC,Iurcb OF ~. pauI.

The following are the names of the gen
tlernen and lads composing the choir 3;
S.. Paul's:
John RIPLEY, P1ccentor; Prof. Bach, Or,
ganist.
CAETCRIs.-Harry Crowell, John Franks
John Lamber, Colin Martio, Willie Mar,
iin, Jacob Rick, Harry Wurdemau, Tracy
E1Ilmsn, james Franks, Thomas Southard
Daniel CLARK, Nody Sourha-d.
DECANI. - Edgar Hopkins, Charles
Clough, Ford Harvey, a. Maduska, Charles
RECT, Beno Wernher, Harry Westlake,
Ellis Doty, J. Thomas, D. Thomas, Willie
Eeih. ". p BJrlsnd.
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THE Oldest friends are to day the staunch-
est friends Of DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup. They
have proven its great worth in all cases OF
coughs, colds, hoarsenes, hacking in the
throat, irritation Of the bronchial tubes and
lungs, etc
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Two marriage licenses wers issued by The
Probate Judge yesterday, which conslitu-
ted about all that was done IN that tIibu-
nal:
Marriage license issued 10 Darius S. To-
gan snd Mary A. Stanton.
License Issued TO Richard E Hagdwicke
and Stella L. [ pton.
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WORCESTER'S UNABRIDGED
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Bound in Sheep, ls5i rages, orer loco Ihstra
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Co, OF Philadelphia, by which We are EN-
Dled to offer the pst desirable Premium ev.
er given by any newspaper IN tue country
We Will send this, the best Dictionary yuD-
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may be ordered from Philadelphia, at the
expense of the subscriber.
Inc SubrcTib-T under his offer will not be
entitled IL any other pre- alum.
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The follo~ing il the list Of real estate
transfers as recorded yesterday in the Office
of the Register of Deeds Lots and s,
block /, in Lstts's addition to the City of
Lesvenworlh, $500.
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FEVER AND ACUE.

Fever and AgIe cured tor ffty cents. There
Is not remedial agent in this world that
will cure Fever and AEue, and all other
malarious Bilious, scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow,
and other feverS, (aideri by Radway's Pills.
- quick as Railways Ready Relief. Fifty
cents per bottle.
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p. d, Rox. Ssri. Ncxs orleans. l.,
New EIglaLd Con GFVa'0Ty
Method for the Pianoforte

This very popular and good Method has
had a thorough trial at the Conservatory,
and has been used in other places.
II differs from other Methods in being
composed Of Three Parts or Books.
PARrI For the First Grade of Learnera
has ~ pages the Elements, Five finger and
other Exercises, easy studies and tunes, and
is in itselt good, easy instruction book.
PART II For the Second Grade, has So
pages more difficult Exerci-es, Scales, and
Studie-., and a numb Of Pieces from the
works OF great Masters
PART III. for the Third Grade, has l1o
pages, Grand Scales and Arpepgio., with a
few good Studies and a few difficult Pi-ce-
Price Of each part. 81 80. Complete, 49, ,25
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The Musical Record. Dexter Smith. Editor,
msiled for cts Circulate 20 O0O per
Month. Music, News, &c. 81 per year.
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wv annual Catalogue of Vegetable
mud eSOSser -. ed for 1879, rich In en-
cravings. from original phot graphs, Will be
sent FhEE TO all who app v. Customers OF
last season need not write for IL. / offer one
of the largest collections of vegetable seed
ever sent out by any seed hous- IN Amer ca.
n large portion of which Were grown on NV
six seed farms Printed directions for cl,itird-
ton on e'ch package All seed ,rdJTantsd 10 he
both fresh and true 20 nTB,s: so far, tust shonii
u prove otherwise. 4 JriH rem The order gratis
The original intro uc-r Of tn. HuDb I'd
Squssh, PhInney'S Melon " 'rblehesd t+b-
bages. nexican Corn, and scores of fher Vss-
trablss, invite the patr n ,2e Of TH WhO ere
nrriOUs 10 hTue their seed directly from the rOUC-
er, fresh true, end Of The uery best sfrIin-
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rHs,,sHfP;a1scs E,~VlaRhToR.


TIE ENORMOUS EASTAGE q grain, % iae-.faits
rls eias- agss Of Tin Lsrz c.. D. shNID y t-is
improved Machin, g. ciS7' ssCs yob n das
pr ci s-pslisss Of tlEysa;nE-
FLAX, TIMOTHY, NILLET, HUSCAETAS and
ilEs s-~is tIrea-l pi-aisd, cleaned an -ayef
- easily aud FcDocsy G5 What, Oats Rye o. Ilry-
~ EXTRA PRICE i Usually pail f0f grain aEi
ses'iI cleaned b. t machine !OT extra Ce4lu-zs-
II .IE WIT GBAIy Il 1875, these were suI-tan-
tally tn ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
OF economy, doing last, thorough and ItEiect woIx
Ir-ss 0aisrs Htsr'y tsseL
ALE Gi:AIS. TIi,E AMI MONEY wasting enmplica-
tioas such "Endls.s Aprons "IsaIles Beaters'
"Iicker~, etc, eErelJ dl5yspssd stL Isss than
oaehalf the usual Gears B.lts Boxes and Journ. e.:
easier managed durable light running no cost
ly reIars. dust: no H;teTinEs TO clean W, not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms
FARyEES and GRAIN RAISEES wha AZ. fosteii
In thH large -syng made by IL viii employ infs-
f,or and wastefui msrhines, but will I.s.i On lis
improved tresher doing their wo:k-
-FOUR SIZES made for 6, q, 10 and u Horse
Powers Also a tpecialty Of sEPARIToE- Geal fned
hEd rlacs ExPREssIT FOR sIEAI rowER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS. VIZ. our In
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COUNTY BOARD.

Proceedings @: ibe BOARD OF County.
Ccmmis.ioners.
ADJOURNED sEssIoS-oFFICIAL-FE 5,
1879.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment-
present full Board.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to p. m.
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NEW ADVERrisE.EyT
The INDEPENDENT.
Well and fsvorabIy kaown the World
ever as The Best Religious Week
F Newspaper. II re,siHs al IFS
most desirable fs turas and adds
neW nnaa

We shall continue To prip, articles from
Ihe oest writers and thinkers in the coun nv
The departments 81 elisious News. IitarH.
,nre. sunday school, Fine arts, Science.
Farm and Garden, Financial, aud ensuruncr
VIII, as heretofore, be cpDtrinuted 70 by spec.
1alIsts In each branch. These departments
are famous because they are able and IIusl.
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"asAD FALSE AND TRuE"'

Sspd letter stAmpto Rsdvay ACo., No q
Warren, Street, New York.
Information worth Thousands VII b sent
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PREMIUMS.

oy eminent clergymen in all parts of q
country will Continue to be printed
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COOKS LECTURES,
THEODORE d WOOL

These famous ectures, delivered IN Boston
every Monday, by the Rev. Joseph Cook, will
be publish. d in full, together with the inlro-
ductory remarks.
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A SPLENDID OPs'ON sGNgsE TO
WIN A FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DIS
ThlBUTlUN, CLASS IS. AT NEW URLE NJ
TUESDAY, F BRUARI lltu, i579-lOjth
MOnlh1S lFAN inx.
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MIS- ECIaEECuS.

6dn \ WEEK MADE.-New Cords, Cat
~ slosue and Samples free. Eel ON
a 60 New York isn2-Uit
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Will contribute 20 to 80 articles on Socialism
and Communism, the most important ques
tions of The day.
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! CSfsshio,s bic Visiting cs-ds-no two alike
with nanie,iOc. h-ssau card Co. Nsssn u
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

APPROXIMATIONS PIXIES:
Approximation Prizes Of s.SD.-... 2 700
Approximation Prizes of 2lj.-..... l,SO
Approximation Prizes of !O.......- 800
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
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0PEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
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XSTROLOGY-i2rH PAGE-6th col.
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DENTISTRY-l1rH PAGE--6th col.
b%nLS HOUSES AsfI 70 LET fS' FURNISHED AND uN
EuR6pEHNi rasEsan facr5.h COL
EUROPE-7rH PAGy--6th col.
FINANCIAL-1lTm PAGE.
F0REisMED Rooms, AND APARTMENTS TO LET
vrpIiTrrnGGf iST raGf-,4th IN, col 9Th co,
AEEP EsfsSs r.on4h se
H6ksEs anS 50 dc col "''
H0rsEs kopMs p1Gsh pLHcEs OF BUSINESS &C.,
lNsrRUGTIoN-i2rn PAcr--6tb col;
EARBfE MASTEIs-iirn PAcr-sth col.
MEDICAL-l2rn pAGE.6th col.
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THE FIJI" fRADEs-l2r% PAenU5th & col.
rs 7 LET FOR BUSINESS FrURPosEs-lsr PAcE-4th
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-iorH PAGE-eth COL
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

IT AUCTION
AVIAN TASSELL KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS,
will sell their Mart liz Fast 18th ST., near
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 2S
o'clock,
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Introducing Grand March of Soldiers in uniform pre-
ceded by Brass Band
The cast will include NIBLO'S ENTIRE COMPANY and
numerous auxillaries
EVENINGS =.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY MATINEES at 9 p. NJ.
DOWERY THEATRE
DFERDINAND W HOFELE.. Manager
HDMINICK MURRAY
in the drama
GAMBLERS CRIME
FRIDAY EVENING
BENEFIT DUMINICK MURRAY.
NATHAN HALE; OR TIE MARTYK SPY OF THE
REVOLUTION.
TONY PASTORS TONY PASTORS
i ONY PASTORS TONY PASTORS.
%>----1 Tony Pastor. Gus Williams,
| MATINEE Delcianty and Henger,
! TOMORROW. Kelly and Ryan,
H---tH Sheehan and Jones,
Sheridan and Jordan
TONY PASTOR and the best troupe in America.
LADIES' MATINEE TOMORROW.
DOOTHS THEATRE. POPULAR PRICES
DManager ...............M Mr. j. IL. HAvERLY
The gifted American artists,
Miss Kitty BhANcIiARD. Mr. MCKEE RANKfN. "D'
Mr. MCKEE RANKIN. Miss KITTY BLANCHARD
in their beautiful and charmingy pure American Drama Of
the
LOUIS ALDRICH c. T. PARSLOE
the Parson the Chinaman.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, a p
5oc.-Reserved Seats-5Oc.
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TWENTY EIGHT HEAD OF VALUABLE TROTT1NG
ROAD and Horses also five fine Draught Horses
CARRIAGES WAGON, SLEIGHs, HARNESS.
ROBES &C
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A1IUSENIENTs. A

VIrALLACK'S-OPENA AT 7 30 BEGINS AT s.
w Proprietor and Manager. =. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
CONTINUED AND INCREASING SUCCESS
of Robertson's popular Military Drama of
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ANIUSEHIENTs. A

AMtSEMENTS.
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE
~ Sole Lessee and Manager ........ Mr. A. NJ PALMER
THIS WEEK.
FIFTf.NINTH TO SINTi-SIXTII PERFORMANCES
of Mr.. bronson Howards charming play. in five acts.
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
which is produced with wealth mise
fore equaled and with embracing many of prn
cipa members of the
UNION SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l.
TENTH MATINEE OF
THE BANKERS DAUGHTER
At matnees the curtain rises at ten minutes before
o'clock At evening performances il precisely
o'clock Carriages may ordered night for II o'clock
Seats be secured the box Office by mail
graph TWO WEEKS in advance
NTIBLO'S GARDEN THEATRE
~ ED. +. STARIN Proprietor and Manager.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
The popular favorite.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN HER MAJENTlS HI!fu CUUKT OF JUSTICE
L Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division.
Divorce.
To Cabourn Smonds late OF Boston, in tho county
of Lincoln cake manufacturer
Take notice, that the 7th day of December 1879.
petition filed in ths Court praying that the settlement
executed with Elizabeth Anne Simonds
may he varied by eNtnguhnE your interest Hereunder
ms II Won were already dead If you desire do
can file the said petition within thirty days
and may In by proctor solicitor ~
the nf the said Court ut Somerset House In tho
strand IN the county Of Millescx and he heard thereon
And take notice that " do not file
tend as aforesaid the Court will proceed hear and deter
mine the said and TO make such order thereon
may think At your absence Notwithstanding.
DAVID HENRY OWEN, Rcgistrsr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


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nivORCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
LAND other States without publicity. NEW YORK LAW
AGENCY 265 Broadway.
DIvORCES FOR DESERTION. &C, HERE AND
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rNHEATRE COMIQUE, 5I4 BROADWAY
i HARRIGAN AND HART
THE MuLLIGAN GUARD BALI.
Appearance of the Great and Club Swinger,
FRED. A. PLAlSTED
Also the Champion Oarsman. EDWARD HANLAN
Kate Casteton, Saroni Waters. Z Kelly, Jerry Cohan
Miss Annie Morgan Goss and Fox Billy Gray John shay
and the great JOHN WILD.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-08

The GLOBE feels called upon to come to
the rescue of the late Republican candidate
for Mayor. None were SO poor as to do him
reverence yesterday, and he was abused by
Republicans from one end of the city to the
other. The Pioneer Press assailed him as
being weak, and having shufied from one
party to the other. The Minneapolis Trib-
'une twits him with having bolted King and
Stewart, ignoring the fact that he aided in
defeating Stewards nomination and worked
faithfully for Washburn. All of this
abuse is heaped upon him because
he came in at the eleventh hour and
consented to carry the Republican ban
ner as folorn hope to certain defeat
This shows the ingratitude of the politicians
When no one else would fill the breech he
consented to be the sacrifice and now he is
berated because he did not come within SOC
of an election. We used to have
a very good opinion of him when he
was supporting Tilden, and we certainly
feel like rescuing him from Republican
abuse. He is an able, intelligent gentleman
and deserves commentator from his part,
instead of abuse. 1t was not in the pins TO
any Republican to be elected. II heavie
fight had been made heavie