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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Tlttls Gazette has been suppressed by the
Russian government.
Lawrences wooden factory, at Mariette Ohio
burned Friday. Loss $4,000.
Mayor Gray, of Dublin, will contest county
Carlow for a seat in Parliament.
The Boston board of trade urges upon Con-
gress the need of reciprocity with Canada.
Julius Hammerslog's cigar factory at Chicago
was seized yesterday for attempted revenue
frauds.
No trouble with the striking laborers of St.
Charles parish, Louisiana, is now appre-
hended.
The Connecticut Senate has rejected the bill
providing for woman suffrage on the license
question.
Seven passengers were killed and many in
iured in railway collision at Hole, Saxory,
yesterday.
The G0los of st. Petersburg has again been
prohibited from publishing advertisements for
two months.
Paul Leonard, tried at New York for, the
murder of a shipmate at sea, has been convicted
of manslaughter.
Tinkham & Farwelrs wooden mill, at Harris
vile, r. l., was damaged by fire, yesterday, to
the amount of $4,000.
Walter P. Morris, Chicago journalist, died
yesterday at Welmore, Kansas where he went
on account of i'll health.
The uprising of the commune in Paris in
1871 was commemoratad in New York last
night by banquet and ball.
The liabilities of William Bauneman, the
suspended lumber dealer of Renfrew, Ont.
are 100000, half of which are secured.
The English University boat race has been
postponed till Monday morning and bets are
off on account of the postponement over Sum
day.
The governor of Pennsylvania has issued
warrants for the execution, May 49, of Henry
Wise, Israel Brandt and Joseph Hummel, the
nurderers of Rabere.
l. W. Hoffman, city auditor of Cincinnati,
has sued the Commercial of that city for libel
on account of an editorial criticism yesterday
morning of his official conduct.
Father Beck, general of the Jesuits, has not
gone to Paris, but is to receive at Rome from
the Paris project of police, a detailed report OF
all religious communities in France.
In the San Francisco court yesterday morn
ing. Agitator Garrison was sentenced to six
months imprisonment and to pay fine of
$1,000. motion for new trial was made.
VIM. s. Smith, of the firm of John W. Da-
binson g. Co., dealers in dried fruits, at New
York, killed himself in his office yesterday
Smith was rs years old, and recently mar
ried.
The locked-out piano-makers at one New
York factory will resume work Monday. The
others refuse to make the agreement required
that they will not assist the strikers from
Steinway's factory. The strikers have received
offers of pecuniary assistance from Sc. Louis.
The building at Troy, N. Y, of Adolph Her
mann, occupied by Geo. B. Cluette, Bro. & Co.,
shirt and collar manufacturers; j. Stettheilner
& Co., collar manufacturers, and Hermann,
Ankom & Co., felt shirt manufacturers, burned
yesterday. Loss 100000. The girls employ
ed saved all the sewing machines.
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EXHIBIT CA"

List of taxpayers who paid their taxes.
without interest, for the year 1874, upon re-
ceipts made by Auditor Davis, from June
7th to Sept. 30th, as appears from the records
OF Ramsey county, and condemned by the,
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Novelties in Dress Goods and full assort-
ment of newest styles in Parasols and Fans, at
A. b. Lindeke & Bros
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VIM. b. Baker, New York, is at the Claren-
don.
c. A. Sheffield, Ashland, Wis, at the Mer-
chants.
A. ". Turner, of England, is registered at
the Clarendon.
E. W. Perry, of New York, is stopping at the
Clarendon hotel.
D. b. Bates, wife and son, New York, are at
the Metropolitan.
r. L. Greendee, of Chicago, is among the ar
rivals at the Clarendon.
s. De La Vergne, of Milwaukee, is guest of
Col. McNamaras at the Clarendon.
William M. McCluer, Saltwater; R. G. Robin
son, Pine City; are at the Merchants.
Diamond 10 Reynolds, Chicago, of steam
boat railroad and grain firm, registered at the
Merchants yesterday.
Mr.. Heinemann, of the firm of Esterley Il
Heinemann, left last evening for the East on
another business trip.
Capt. ]. a. Reaney was at St. Louis yester-
day on his return from New Orleans, and is ex-
pected home Monday or Tuesday.
Mr.. George Krug, the energetic representa-
tive of the Anheuser-Bush Brewing associa-
ton, st. Louis, is in the city en- route for
Omaha.
A. P. Redfeld, Chicago; I. A. Bowman. De-
troit; G. G.. Ciafin, Chicago; ]. r. Albertson,
Chicago, arrived yesterday and registered at the
Metropolitan.
MIR. G. B. Foster, in the office of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway, this city in
1878, but now with the Michigan Central
road, headquarters Chicago, at the Merchants.
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Carl Reuter-,
Theodore Fernholtz,
p. Schnitzius,
F. v. Heyderstaedt,
Charles Passavant,
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NJ. Strub,
P. Lambert.
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August Walter,
@. Arnold,
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II. j. Brainard,
Villldm TIM,
A. Schramm,
Fred Oertel.
John Eevin,
r. A. Hirst,
Jacob Stoltz,
Thomas Crosby,
G. Selb,
B. MagoHn, Jr.,
Mary j. WEIGH,
Charles Walter,
John Webber,
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M. D. Markoe,
William Leip,
d. Garsean,
3. Paul,
j. Petroski,
Joseph Rondeau,
Ellen Ryan,
Joseph Reiling,
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Charles Keil,
Ellen Gehan,
p. s. Walstrom,
F. T. O'Day,
N. Cornoyer.
John Finn,
John Venue,
J. F. Hoyt.
Z. O'Neil.
James Burnes,
Joseph Arth.
A. Roper,
john Clarkin.
L. Martinke,
G. Haase,
James Walch.
A. Trollye,
j. B. CLANCY,
J. L. Collins.
Mary Graham,
Philip Bohen.
G. P. Quist,
P.J. Hoffman,
II. Sherman,
a. F. Knight,
William Monsar,
W. P. Burke.
r. A. Donohue,
L. Demarais.
Thomas Preston,
V. Darle,
G. Ludck,
J. and P. Desjardins,
Fred. Schmaith,
Z. BIayall,
William bIattocks,
VIM. f. Davidson,
L. Sculley,
O. L. Rheume,
j. It. Ford.
S. Rochette,
William Ringwald,
NJ. P. Ryan,
81. Wilkey,
81. D. Gates,
c. Reinhard,
G. E. Dickerman,
Daniel Chamberlin,
G. Fletcher,
r. A. Cummins,
J. NJ. Garnet,
J. r. Patton,
o. G. Green,
j. A. Woodcock,
Ii. McKeown,
James Cullen.
John G. Terry,
Susan Bahl;ne,
W. r. McKowan,
Albert Armstrong,
G. A. German,
John Gotscheimer,
d. NJ. Robbins,
N. NJ. Weide,
James Davenport.
G. D. Agi,l,
Thomas Grace,
j. a, Randall,
Herman Trott,
8. w. Eastman,
A. NJ. Rice,
J. McDermott,
J. B. Cakes,
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F. Barnholzer,
j. Mannheimer,
G. II. Munroe.
d. Sullivan,
D. G. Munroe,
J. j. Klein,
j. a. Grace,
j. B. Rice,
Mary D. Folsom.
A. McLoaan,
Patrick Egan.
G. NJ. Foster,
Eliza Bliven,
P. N. Glidden,
j. 81. Chase,
J. J. Mcdonald,
?. r. Gibbons,
Alexander McAuley,
G. Berholtz,
William Bartlett,
NJ. A. Talcott,
@. Hubner,
l.. G. Koch,
Goodrich d Hall,
John Leidman,
John Keller,
N. s. Chittenden,
August Geisman,
John Hardy,
D. Ramaley,
William Walsh,
Milton Cooley,
Warren Carpenter,
j. W. Bass,
A. Meyer,
A. Goblick,
Mary a. Msyall,
A. Margrof,
L. F. Mclaughlin,
Charles Greve,
Nelson Roberts,
William r. Marshall,
James Dillon,
J. II. Stewart,
A. Edgerton,
b. F. Koemple,
E. King,
c. K. Davis,
G. Roulou,
A. L. Mayall,
James Mackubin.
81. Wilson,
F. A. Markley,
j. J. O'Leary,
G. NJ. Boyle,
A. F. Mcdonald,
n. W. Kittson,
Catholic Ind. School,
s. A. Mcfarland,
Louis Adams,
Joseph Steinkamp,
J. c. Ausland,
Mrs. P. Beaumette,
j. Arberly,
J. Forusberg,
3. NJ. Aydt,
T. & B. Fanerty,
James Esterling,
August Boyer,
Ellen Gibbons,
T. A. Prendergast,
P. Refs,
george homes,
j. B. Dion,
Joseph Irish,
William Walterstorf,
W. Buck,
Thomas Carver,
Henry Garbey.
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rare and choice selection of Cambrics.
Chintz snd Monte Cloths, now being opened at
a. d. Lindeke & Bros Very beautiful goods.
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public examiner.
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Louisa Weide,
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j. Healey,
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r. Hall,
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Mary Monier,
Henry j ustus,
z. Petsch,
August Hammer,
George Sheffield,
j. T. Alley.
s. & N. NJ. McClung,
| G. A. DeGraff,
Carl Schiller,
Ann Ireland,
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J. Hoerichs,
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A. Sausen,
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A. Wharton,
P. J. Dries,
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August GuenSher,
J. II. Nauman,
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J. D. Simonton,
George Gruber,
r. Slater,
Chas. Haggenmiller,
VIM. Knight,
Jacob Heck.
Chss. Hess,
G. Ludwig,
Mary E. Walker,
Ed. Langevin.
F. Reichow,
j. Carroll,
L. NJ. burlington,
Nj. d. Il 7. Manning,
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M. Uhler,
NJ. Item,
John Item,
A. W. Kinball,
john Brettner,
Jas. McHugh,
Peter Burch,
Jos. Lewis,
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NJ. Sweeney,
N. Bernheimer,
A. Sternberg,
Jos. Mickey.
Thos. Lamb,
J. Pigelow,
s. Hermes,
E. L. Larpenteur,
Henry Hale,
T. O'Brien,
j. 81. Pomeroy,
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Stephen Dancer,
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A. Gundlack,
Judson & Brack,
N. Rpssbach,
j. s. Brown.
r. Crummey,
Richard Slater,
John S. Prince.
Rt. Rev. T. L. Grace,
Julia Mofft,
Sarpey Heirs,
r. W. Sire,
G. .Choteau,
E. Good,
Merriam & Prince,
Lambert Heirs,
j. A. Eyck,
Samuel MagoHn,
P. Hefernan,
Z. A. Hemenway,
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J. A. Stees,
w. NJ. Stees,
E. Mayall,
Alexander Narcotic,
E. III. B. Smith,
E. B. Flint,
A. Buechner,
N. Lygo,
John Metzdorf,
G. s. Hellard,
G. G. Everett,
G. johnson,
James Dunn,
F. T.oole,
p. H. Groppe,
A. Enderlin,
j. X. Hoffman,
W. Fl. Brown,
N. AIcHenry,
A. Gullickson,
George Sykes,
Joseph Guion.
o. Steilen.
A. Wauke.
s. McGraw,
Eugene Underwood,
l.. G. Koch,
f. Weuerka,
B. Schweizes,
P. Fl. Lebens,
Theodore Damon,
William O'Neil.
J. G. Ramsey,
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Vervais,
Edward Curran,
III. Hagan,
b. Wedelstaedt,
John Isackson,
Michael O'Keefe.
Louis Clamson,
Walsh & Jackson,
V. d. Walsh,
s. b. Jackson,
r. II. Ryland,
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G. Vanderlague,
William Constans,
Thomas Lamb,
J. W. Sheehy,
| 8. J. Becker,
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P. W. Whine,
William Dawson,
John Wann,
E. NIathes,
John Dowian,
Fl. p. Hall,
l.. W. Hall,
P. Simons,
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A. Erickson,
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P. Schaber,
FL. P. Frederickson.
Peter Bowling,
T. G.. Rich,
George T. Browning
NJ. K. Ingalls,,
Hamm & Thon,
Jacob Young,
J. B. johnson,
r. J. Halderman.
A. E. Clark,
F. Beck,
A. N. Hayes,
o. 3. Bailey,
Mrs. Kate Donnelly,
E. Stein,
81. Guthrunz,
b. Hopkins,
L. A. Talcott,
8. A. Fisher,
o. Steiben,
81. A. Castle.
l.. M. Roberts,
Isaac Bowers,
NJ. Skalley,
J. W. Cunningham,
W. G. Cunningham,
J. Borschet,
Mary Brown,
Theodore Schleif,
Martin O'Day,
A. Springer,
Louis Manke,
D. A. Monfort.
John O'Connor,
William Boland,
J. G. Henstack,
J. Hansen,
A. McElrath,
F. Hanggi,
NJ. Esch,
Z. Store,
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A. Ascher,
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0. King,
Jacob Keller,
A. Durocher,
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d. Conroy,
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William G.. Robe:tso,
John Labray,
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Joseph Reiling,
Edward Reiling,
John Dorm,
L. Hoyt,
Peter zoIlinger,
Charles Deller,
G. Ide,
George Sherrifbillig,
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Fred. Theobold,
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L. E. Barnes,
Henry Lamb,
j. Schorp,
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r. Doyle,
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P. r. L. Hardenburgh,
8. J. Williams,
a. F. Davis,
Michael Murphy,
Peter Berkey,
B. Presley,
II. Miner,
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E. o. Partridge,
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Il. F. Pusey,
Phillips & Pussy,
2. Pussy.
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Fl. Stebbins,
A. Mullen,
A. Chaperon,
E. Curray,
B. Woodward,
n. Grammar,
James Kaneally,
p. Scha be-,
w. G. Pope,
John Wright,
NJ. Fitzgibhor,
G. Iseman,
J. G. Oswald,
r. Hextable,
d. B. Tenney,
Charles Hasselback,
A. Ramsey Nininger,
John Genois,
Fl. Eschle,
Nicholas Pottgieser,
Mary Murphy.
G. 81. Stehle,
W. J. Golfer,
Saint Paul Harvester
Works,
E. l.. Freyer,
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A. LANES,
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Louis Theiling,
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B. Lowensteiu,
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G. Pagalo, -
August Baer,
G. Bolitt,
Thomas McArdle,
r. Warner,
j ohm BOhlke,
W. A. German,
M. Bruss,
F. 1. E. Kellogg.
Charles Caralier.
Horace Thompson,
Ellen Lynch,
r. T. Hand,
3. McNulty,
Frank Moore.
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q. L. Moss,
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\. E. Durand,
u. E. George,
Daniel Kelleher,
NJ. E. Patterson,
II. T.. COmstOck,
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John Picha,
George NJ. Brack,
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j. F. Pannell,
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j. Gellatly,
Cochran & Barbour,
George Haas,
E. 8. Beck,
F. Blase,
81. Clonan,
NJ. E. Hartshorn,
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Adam Gotzian,
J. & NJ. Weber.
q. A. b. Welde,
G. r. Gcddart,
NJ. E. Reeves,
A. N. Rose,
A. Zweig,
D. Carroll,
Theo. Borup,
Mrs. Simpson,
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E. j. Wagner,
j. Schurmeier,
G. Olson,
/, Franz Lambrecht,
Jacob Stoltz,
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G.. W. Fertig,
William Lindeke,
F. Lindeke.
G. Lindeke,
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G. P. Quist,
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Henry Rreidert,
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Adam Stahlman,
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Henry EickhOrn,
+. Huehson,
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L. Walther,
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Frederick Driscoll,
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William Rotert,
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J. w. Cramsie,
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Julia Mofft.
Sarpey Heirs,
r. w. Sire,
G. P. Choteau,
E. Good,
Merriam & Prince,
Lambert Heirs,
J. A. Eyck,
Samuel MagoHn,
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A. j. Gronewald,
B. Sinner,
g. Dehu,
C.Otto,
Johannah Refs.
Patrick Keigher,
St. Paul Lodge No. 2
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G. w. Heynel,
A. 81. Moss.
NJ. B. Underwood,
Anterior & Leonard,
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j. j. Kern,
h. M. Bell,
William B. Aldrich,
William Murphy,
r. p. Lewis.
E. L. Wells,
George Hill,
J. W. White,
Fl. Schroeder,
Patrick Kennedy,
G. P. Barnard,
B. A. Corrigan.
j. A. Amours,
NJ. O'Gorman,
Charles Lieduan,
E. Weller.
A. NJ. Purois,
John Rowe,
George W. Wheeler,
P. Norris.
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j. Christensen,
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Dana White.
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j. Klingel,
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August Baer,
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p. S. Walstrom,
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and attorney general. Mr.. c. d. O'B-ien,
county attorney at the time, to whom those
bills were referred by the county board re-
ported upon the bill for making the financial
statements as follows
COUNTY ATTORNEY o BRIENs OPINION.
"The only question involed here is whether the
services claimed for such within the du-
ties of the county auditor prescribed by law,
they then they are covered by his salary if not
are q valid claim. After a full examination am of
the opinion that the services herein claimed for are
not properly included in the duties of the auditor,
and therefore constitute valid claim, and the
amount which they are reasonably worth should be
allowed. Y. D. O'BRTEN, County Attorney.
l will state that the last bill of mine for SIM
liar services rendered in 1878 was also approved
by County Attorney e. G. Rogers.
The bills presented and allowed to me by the
county commissioners as purchasing agent,
having also been disapproved by the attorney
general, l herewith submit the following cor
respondence had between Mr.. O'Brien and the
auditor at that time.
ST.. PAUL, March 14th, 1878.
C. D. O'Brien, Attorney at Law:
DEAR SIR respectfully ask your opinion on the
point below stated. viz: Does the recent law (here-
with enclosed), fixing my salary county auditor,
repeal render imperative the enclosed resolution
adopted By the county commissioners of Ramsey
county, and imposing duties upon me not required
authorized by any law defining the duties of coun-
ty auditor? 1t seems to me, as the county board
have full Jurisdiction the matter of printing the
purchase of stationery. &C., for county officers they
also have the right to designate officer of the
county to purchase and distribute such supplies pro-
vided such officer accepts the trust and is paid for
his work. Very respectfully.
S. LEE DAVIS, County Auditor.
ST. PAUL, March It. 1878.
s. Lee Davis ESQ.,:
DEAR SHIN response to yours of the 18th inst
reply, that il my opinion the act of 1873 does not
affect the resolution of the board which you refer
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the former being, when arrested, in
training for the Forthcoming contest
for the O'Leary belt. = =. u
Talking of the stage reminds me OF .
threatening cause for holy old rum
pus in the advertised representation of
a passion Play' at Booths Theatre
where the life and sufferings Of our
Saviour are to be portrayed by second
class actors who can't succeed in the
legitimate drama, for the usual con-
sideration paid for tickets at the doors.
The pulpit and most of the press are up
in arms at the proposed dissertation of
the deepest feelings in the minds of
many devoted persons. To even the
Hebrew, Turk or infidel, the idea seems
to be one of execrable want of taste. To
Christians it Is simply appalling in
profanity. In San Francisco the per-
formers were arrested and the princi-
pal ones fined, but 1t is very doubtful
whether our authorities here will con-
slider anv precedent established on the
Pacific Slope, and we shall no doubt
have the spectacle presented according
to the programme mapped out, and, no
doubt, in money point of view, the
promoters will find they have hit on q
very paying scheme.
When building is brisk and dealers
in jewelry, bric-a-brac, art furniture,
carriages, and all that sort Of thing,
are doing well it shows that the boom
of business is a pretty solid fact. In
Brooklyn alone there have been Sc 900,
900 spent in building since January, a
large portion being for elegant pri-
vate dwelling houses, and the purvey-
ors of all kinds of luxuries for backand
palate and comfort generally are in high
feather. 1t is an area of good times.
Long may 1t wave. RADIx.
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They are coming home to-da;y-the chill
dren, to the old homesteads- Fires are
blazing somewhere, for the rooms are
summer-like. Plants are in the windows,
and bouquets of grasses and bright berries
fill the vases. Every old house has holi-
day, expectant look. 1t is neon; they are
filing home from the churches; dinner is
smoking in the oven, and the table shines
with brightness and groans with plenty.
Happy are they who are not painfully and
freshly reminded of an empty chair and
the fall of footstep recently silent that
will never come again. Voices are in the
hall; children's laughter rings throughout
the rooms; little feet arc toddling up the
stair; the white-robed infant is brought,
for the first time, and tenderly laid in
grandmother's arms, who compliments
and caresses and delights in it as if such
rare gifts and joys had never been before.
The day slips by, and too soon the trail
ing shadows of the night have sent birds
to their nests, parents home with their
tired, happy broods, and the little ones are
in their beds again; and the old people
the white-haired grandparents-sit before
the dying embers of the winter fire, pleas
ant memories of the day recalling, peace
in their hearts, thanksgiving, and the
voice of melody.