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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
DISAPPOINTMENT DESIRED,

We, the undersigned, members Of the Democratic
county committee Of Ramsey county, are Of opinion
that the call for the Democratic convention for said
county, on next Saturday, is premature, iladvised,
a surprise to the psrty and against the wishes Of
large majority Of the Democratic party Of this coun-
ty, and Il persisted in will lead to two conventions,
two sets of candidates. the division and defeat Of the
party in this county.
We are, therefore, upon more mature deliberahon,
and after consulting with and hearing the opinions OF
majority Of leading Democrats, in favor OF post
poning sad convention to the 10Th day of ssptem.
Der, the call, as made FOR next Saturday to answer
for and be In force for the convention to elect dele
gates to the Congressional convention.
a. ALLEN.
VIM. RHODES,
Approved by C. W. Griggs.
N BRUGGEMANN,
JOHN BELL.
LORENZO H0YT.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
A Recount Demanded.

An application for writ of mandamus was
made in the district court yesterday by Edwin
Gribble. to compel Thomas Prendergast, city
clerk, to count the ballots, alleged to have
been polled on the 4th of last May. Petitioner
claims that previous to the election he an
nounced himss If as a candidate for Judge Of
the municipal court. That on the 4th of last
May sundry and divers votes were polled for
his election to such Office, and the judges of
said election have refused and neglected to
count said votes. It is alleged that said votes
were never counted by the canvassing board,
and that they were locked up in the office Of
the city clerk. A mandamus is asked to have
the alleged votes produced and counted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of the county OF RAMSEY are re
ouested to meet on Friday, the Bird day Of septe I.
Der, 1880, between the hours Of and O'Clock p
for the purpose of electng delegates to county
convention, to be held at the Old Court House, on
Saturday, September 4th, $780, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon for the purpose of putting In nomination
candidates for the following Offices, to be voted for
at the ensuing election, viz:
County Auditor.
Sheriff,
Judge Of Probate.
Municipal Judge.
One Senator from the First, Second and Third
wards
One Representative from the First and Second
wards.
One Representative from the Third ward,
One Representative from the Fourth ward.
One Representative from the Fifth ward
One Representative from the county.
Two County Commissioners from the city
One County Commissioner from the county.
One School Superintendent from the county.
The convention will also select twenty nine (29)
delegates to the Congressional convention to be held
at Minneapolis, on tuesday, the 7th day Of Septsm-
The primary election in the First, Second, Third
and Fifth wards will be held at the usual place OF
holding ele tons-in the first precinct Of each Of the
wards respectively In the Fourth ward the first pre-.
cinct will vote at the Ramsey street engine house.
The Second and Third precincts at the usual and
last voting place IN the Third precinct In the Sixth
ward ct the Hancock and English club rooms. In
the townships at the last voting place In eech town
respectively.
The representation viii be as follows:
First ward ............ Reserve town. .........
Second ward 7 Rose town ........
Third ward ...... z Mounds View town. =. 8
Fourth ward, LIST prec't New Canada town -. 8
4th ward, I'd SD preo't White Bear town. 49,. 8
Fifth ward 1890. -. 2 Mclean town -. 80. 2
Sixth ward. ............
P. Fl. KELLY, Chairman,
JOHN BELL,
LORENZO HOYT,
NJ KOCH.
VIM. NETTLETON,
TIMOTHY KELLY,
@. ". GRIGGS
by VIM. Rhodes as proxy.
Ramsey County Central Committee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
Grand Historical Painting.

At the time of the great treaty with the In
dians in 1861 at Traverse de Sioux. an. artist
from Baltimore, Mr.. Franc B. Bayer, attended it
and made sketches of the scene and portraits
Of the eminent white and red men who signed
the treaty. He has been anxious ever since to
work up this material into grand painting, to
become the property of the Historical society.
He now proposes to do this for the low price Of
$1,000. A subscription has been commenced
among the members, and the following
amounts set down: Alex Ramsey, 800; Gen.
Sibley, $50, ] 3. Williams, cas-. eto. It looks
as IL the movement would succeed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
Grain Receipts AT Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Aug. 31.-The August statement
of the grain movement at this port shows q
much heavier gain than former years with
prospects of a continuance of the present ex-
tensive shipments. Imports by lake of -four for
the month foot up 1872 geo barrels, and of grain
1850, 900 bushels. From the opening of nav
lgaticn to date us 400 barrel. of -four and &C.,
887. 600 bushels of grain. Railway receipts
for the month. SO. 200 barrels Of -four and g.
$50, 600 bushels of grain. Frsm Jan. to
date 622, 900 barrels of flour and 90, 900
bushels of grain.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
Reception Home of the Victorious Mil
waukee Turner's.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-On the steamship Her.
der, expected to-day. is the company of the
victorious American Turner's on the way home
to Milwaukee from ankfort-on-the.M Main,
where they took part in the international
amateur gymnastic tournament. Among four
hundred competitors from England, France,
Italy and all parts of Germany, the represent
atives of the United States Turnerbund secured
the second, third, fifth, sixth, thirteenth and
twenty-first prizes, and the first prize in
wrestling. The Turn Vereins of this and
neighboring cities will entertain the victors.
A torchlight procession and 'oommers' are
on the prOpra mme
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

1t is to the interest of any person wishing
to purchase Piano or Organ to Consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy& Cross, Nos. $50 and 152
State street, Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazelton, Decker & Son,
Ernest Gabler and variety of other makes OF
pianos, and the Wilcox & White and Taylor
& Farley organs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
Thursday Mig 1t at white Bea,

Don't miss the grandest musical treat, the
last of the season. at White Bear Lake, on
Thursday evening.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

MueIo and UanC1OH at White Bear
Don't fail to participate in the grand enter
tainment at White Bear Lake on Thursday
evening. The last of the season.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
Prizes in the Louisville Lottery.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 31.-The twenty-third
drawing of the Commonwealth Distribution
company took place to-day. at McAuley's
theater in the presence of numerous and
respectable audience. The first prize: $40 900,
600. drawn by ticket 81, 1913; the third prize,
$4,000, was captured by ticket $4,000. The
following tickets drew $1,000; 3,267, 60,352,
l1,155, 1886.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
FIVE CENTS
AU0T1oN SALES.

VERY IMPORTANT SALE OF RESIDENCE
PROPERTY LOTS WITH HOUSE AND
BARN, CORNER RoNDo. AND JosETTE sTS..
day. September 7th, beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ,
the beautiful grounds on the corner Of Rondo and
Josette streets, belonging to Michael Kuhn, ESQ.
The property consists Of lots, with two-story dwell
ing and barn, well, cistern and good cellar, and is
situated In good neighborhood. The lots will be
sold separately. Terms made Known OF day Of sale.
p. T. KAvANAGH.
246 Commission Auctioneer
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

ExOHANGE-As stock of liquors viii be exchanged
u for real estate free Of incumbrance. ADDRESS
EXCHANGE" postofice box 2244. 237-2a6
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

MIANTED We want two frst-class ealesmen
w None others need apply. The Howe Machine
Co., Is West Third street. $780,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
M1scELLANEoUs.

IMPORTED Norman stallion for sale at low figures,
i part time. Will be at Minneapolis fair on exhi.
bition. Apply to James Smith, Lyndale farm, Min.
neapolis, or on fair grounds. 245-5l
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

The train to White Bear Lake leaves at s :2s
P. M. There is no P. NJ. train.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

FITZGIBBON, house and sign
painting, No. 1877 jackson treet. 4S
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

man for light work-to drive horse
w Gall this morning early, at No IL College ave-
nuA
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

NTANTED-Railroad laborers for Wisconsin Gem
w trail, between Chippewa Falls and Colby. $l.75
Per day. free fare; go Thursday A. NJ. Railroad men
for Madison, Wis fare 50. Employment Bureau,
122 East Third street. 244+
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

WANTED-Experienced dry goods salesman.
w Zahm h Mann. 23o.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

A NEAT COTTAGE AND LOT AT AUOTIoN-I
n will sell at auction. on Thursday, September 9th,
at 10 O'Clock NJ the pre- misses, the neat cottage
house No. 80 Igehart street. together with lot 4Ox10O
This property IL situated in an excellent neighbor-
hood, and will make at desirable and comfor-
table home the etreet cars passing directly by the
door. Terms made known on day Of sale.
p. T.. KAVANAGH,
245 Commission Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. ETC,
IL AT AUCTION will sell at my salestand. cor.
ner Third and Cedar Streets on Saturday next, be.
ginning at 10 O'Clock A. u large lot Of Hous hold
Goods, viz: Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes,
Carpets, Crockeryware, ETC., etc.
p T.KAvANAGH,
M6-48 Commission Auctioneer.
NOTICE One white, spotted COW will be sold at
~ public sale, In front of the public pound, on
Fifth street, on Thursday, the ID day Of September
1880, not sooner redeemed, JOHN CUNNIFF,
police officer. 24S-45
CARRIAGE, FAMILY HORSE, &C., AT AUG
~ TON ~ will sell at auction, on Saturday. Sept
4th, at II O'Clock A. M, at my salestand, corner
Third and Cedar streets, one jump-seat carriage in
good erder also very fine family horse, one two
seat sleigh, single harness, &c., the property Of
Capt. o. E. Michaelis', who will be absent from the
city the coming winter. P. T. KAVANAGH,
242-245 Commission Auctoneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

Brioklayers and laborers. Apply to
w O. r Grteble, Harrington, MINI. sat-mon-tue
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

DOY WANTED, of 16 to 10 years old, who has
ID had Office experience. Address box N, city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

WTANTED-A good steady boy, 10 or Is year,
w old. Inquire at 80 Robert street. 284
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

DOR sALE-Lot 8, Block II, Terrace Park adj
I dition to st. Paul, will be sold to the highest
bidder, at the meeting Of the st. Paul Workingmens
Building Society, on Friday, Sc t. 8, 1880, at s
O'Clock ?. ~, at their hall, No. 80 Robert street.
Payments to be made In 80 equal monthly install
ments. Property very desirable as residence prop
erty. For further information apply to any Of the
Board Of Directors, or to THEODORE SANDER
secretary, at so Robert street. 2A2-247
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

WTANTED-A man experienced in making cheese
w and butter, with without family, to work on
stock and dairy farm near st. Paul, by rail. man
with little money preferred. Address Dairy Farm,
GLOBE office. 2i9'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

WANTED-wagon maker for the country. Mar.
w ried man preferred. Good wages and per-
manent place to good, reliable mechanic Employ
ment Bureau, 1872 East Third street. 245+
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
SITUATIONS WANTND.--Maies.

A YOUNG man Of good business capacities desires
"A situation In some Office Salary no object. IL
master Of English, French and German. Address
A. b., GLOBE office. 2a4a
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., by young man, German,
w to drive private team and make himself gener.
ally useful. References, required. Address F. A.,
this Office. 23l.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

A YOUNG MAN, just came to the city, aged 25,
IL would like employing It as porter In q wholesale
house or some such employment, big wages not so
much Of an object as steady work. Call or address
J. W. B. No. Is st Peter street. corner 4th 2l2s
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01

I n MEN to work on cheap furniture at 81. P.
i " Treats wholesale furniture mandatory.
246.2SI
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-01
The GLOBE Want Z Employment Bureau
WANTED.

TXTANTED-Two frst-class walters Apply at
w McLeod's restaurant, No. 81 East Third street
900.
, 1880-02-02

sntfnr agaln: The papers, which consist oi
copy, Of entry. i1voice' bin Of |ad'ng. and :
g ss H II, 'f%s seen y y.ar!sa S ''l IL III srns; 's;!
Owing to this restriction It frequently occurs
tt'nt from .onc-lalf to thrcc..fourths Of tho
gontls wlll hnye lcen received y Tho l'ort of
the papers, and the Importer Is Unable 10 Of
fer entry. Tile Government has taken his
Iapers, and from tfIls ca,se alone visits upon
hin! drlny Of ten days or more. Tho lin.
parties, and, tint Tie Inv il 4 stulid a,li
se1'sclcss relic, of antiquity, for It conpels
them 70 send tho Invoices to New York,
where they arg Of no. possible t.e, and then
the. importers when they must flayo them to
Ti,s Western importers anl customs officers
sec in t}in A1flrlcls bl correction Ut thts tlt-
r. G s art ., the
silly for pro form entry. mid l,et,cc the new
bond ! @ ter doa1le a' Tie value Of the goods will
q On TUE Tie part Of The customs officers, 1t is
claimed tint when the presen. law was
passed, July IL, 1910, the Eastern officers
grnanrtl In spirit as they pictured thr pros-
ngGtive losses to the revenue should tho
fnE tribute to the New York Cllstom-iiolse.
They say that during tho eight years tint
the law has been In practical operation the
Government has experienced
NO DIFFICULTY IN COLLECTING
Its customs revenues, and there !las been no
sonpIa'ns about a9y lack ;,Ir Ht rro'nn! trans, ~
ti;'0 s"ds o 9h o err pS'e ot taeys1g dssigSnton s s
Western. officials claim, with no contra-
dictto,I, TINT the rnllroad companies 1ay rs
sss sS 'int'ss @ ills Il Il ffi fs s as neess.a1y t. ass
lie p oppeents % ef the /. I. system 4 that box
of goods cqns!gns4 from lLlyerpoo! vi!
taHs s9 ew aGrk 70 Elssg9ns ox
York to ills city. The fear that tic trans
rurtation companies would deliver the E0Dds
10 the Importer and not to tile Collector has
70 1e Er9ndsss rero ns not
lIyered, and not one On which the duties
were mt properly collected. Under the
Views Of the Eastern officials The railroads
tho revenue, but eight years Of trial hnvo
proved that they carry on their business Of
common curriers' properly, and that there Is
no possible danger to the revenue through
safely 10 the interior ports and to deliver
them properly tn the Collector.
The: remaining objection Of the Eastern
men Is ulat The customs oflicials OF thu
lis collection of duties, and Especially III
regard 10 dry goods, and that therefore there
Is tlnnEer 10 the Treasury from their inconi-
Mtency. To this objection the officials at
ChisaFo reply BY sayinE that tho experience
Treasury has. not suffered from a defAlcatlon
nf any Kind ut M Interior port, Not one Of
the, Interior officials l'as been indicted for
robbl!g the revenues, nor have any OF then,
served q term in the penitelltiary. They
claim that the 1tustnr1l f,fflctnla rnt,nt saw
, 1880-02-02

r. II ~ - n.s ~ -. - =. :, a. tu'
ars he past yce1 ths III S,1"esc iss tra1'e oi
tlle ConGany sns largy e H. 1I,s ft fntiI ways
hna on .e ,as. m e g ~ ~ y .; II, nGk IN i,G
WIZ @ ,t''o Mct prois. H The Hnstrali,n bisjl'ss %
tndstirs'tess q ne Io'nH'y VI a$ dScrcnse.i
l,m co. % "f whiGll e. 4ooM are due to fi1e
antM Il nmx a,ar if'; d;arn,4'on t n 'i, a. imnt.
tsInrss, alt! llns lltt the bil Of Of sa!n on TIC
prohns,'y pr ha oi W. company E,s"L i, 10 t9e nama.
r!,a a ~ ia vcssns n he @ }anna @ y. 'r Tamst HE
a, CnSnamv ~ t''e Scese's VI '"' '"'a''a A'a's''
1pvesen 1n'sss'ss; or 4so ponnAns prn TON IN
Iron, Last wEEK.
pnILAnEl,r1ltk,, Jan. sI.-lt sernls hardly
yS s S%s ~ { W ySs sseT Ct s s %xst afS fsG;s 4
Is now. none left at the fnrnaces, and they
nsee sold 50 far ahead that they a1n utterly
indifferent To any future orders. THIS has
crease In the demand fro,n tic West, which,
seems 10 bt att1l iii want, !nar schd prices
sttl higher. i is felt that tic ilccils Of con.
srn!crs wlll fully keep pace With the supply
%nFnG the c;Gniing Xr aIa 'at ntees G
tie Possibility Of a!lIng orders raillsr than Of
price. iii all varieties OF tnnll!tactttrct iron
e S ra Hn 70 ie Fst q tsaIn nom
sfackneas IN ortte!A For sllcet-iron orders
hive been declined. nearly MI tho mills being
sold up 70. May. Ordors Tor 5ar-lrOn. are
placed subject TO tie price at The time Of de-
MY figure now. Stool rails are W p
$50 Or eS5t at which price English rails
cnn be Imported but the price has gone
up abroad quite as fast rs III t!Iis country.
the talk Of reduction OF duty having
week.. Tic mliis haye ali Tic orticrs fer ifoin 4
rails TINT tlloy can I'LL, and refuse orders At
less tnah otu; UVer ooVvo toils ~ oltl lal's
ilnvo oeen soa a1fang 1me week, many Ok
s.oa, " II ,,d nvn oo,, o.l't Gc he
s,,,,nr l@io hn Tan,avvnnI" t9oiiE"nd nann
ns saycd sio o 81, cuntrac!s gR nIoced ap IN
iru icntosn s'sr scrontnn @ an nnd E.lrar III rho,n,.
sn1 sI,"M Nart.s nnl Tim ~ %au Wat Iornn,,
& ~ Atlantic, now @ BUILDING, vii; BE- be- tracked
Hit Hit ar,igttv IN Jfon % Ss mime M II rn liz nnIv %
a m,s ~ ~ aanI y' trnSo s Ie I'M" ,x;tnr w w. @oty
swnrn wcotSrr W. III "i " rr1,ucinr cnns,wntinn lon
1mn "M3r nm tema t,onth Thn rSs,,it IL tp ~.
i W psiss, = LIMP III s{ea'ssSat {os
If ID eets - IN ~ 40 % CENTS On Of, nTenarcd n coai !"
tat ~ i3 ofct " IN ~ ainn;iny ~ ami eTnn tcn IN. ~
"sntnfa nn S"eGs find II It very dcuyt Il es 9et pl
If liz nrcnnrei s,sas lint n,s1st hc
.,osa I nm ,F"rnaca ''cs "n,, ao-i,,
ireehn5Ing eole5cs d sa aTe floee s1d co!
o,,, rha Roarsg XIX ad e,ish n,inS
nads bova ~ eoc'' var in III ,oaiin cors as acf,
tered along @ tie!r lines, Viii ~ a'nsunt t' on
,nn iast " vnnr ul Iinics. fhcrn % IL =. 'e arEn uI'
us last Senr. LINES a.a LIN t.Gfe III, II s'lit1Ke .,a
Snfn4 dacs ny hinhnr ~ etovanat ~ u *
conia ~, % n7a tI,nn lint for f,,pnoco mso Tia
, 1880-02-02
QVFlc1 o. u, 8. ORDNANCE AoxNCY.
No. w Glftsne.sk. cornur Jl1nAtDn
{ArulY HutIttlx}, T.. q. ltAx I.SI(.

Nxw YSiH CRY, jsn. ii, lilo,
oEsasd !. III. .aS a 4 p. q gYl 4 ~ i 81 als
HnI Uripanca Bt,tus on hand II tha U. H. 0rtlnahes
A4yAuY aud H9w foFk AIsenA uXygtuur.s Istaul1
fatris, Gan.Isrrisgssl aloi and kho!it l!alIensn:
tma1as; IT, ssoss: .TslJ saa insantsy qapnsats
AnI Atepn lFsnYnts; 6na!. Arm 4 AM.unptont 1'uM;
der; Aachnns; IoOlA aEa Ut9p&ils 4lsH 6EE4r AetAl
Or Va ttdN4 kinda, 49,.
.hch can b pfuuuSed ii th1 uTtnzilcs l't,co Nesh.
ls!nn u s. y T. V,dnanca Assney, 1!a Ss Esw * ffpss H.
axAtl, and sNo rpnnitiduF Rtor q ltg s9,osai ollhf
pFott0fty. THIRTY days wti 10 sttoEed 1rf pnxMnhs
fuG price. q y oolvrain94 W ~ ~
ali bs ut desApd 44sfH1turY. rluf 70 tlio ao4apt-
acu af any BID II ~! hare t0 " approved =, re
V.E. UfSSaaes Xssnsy: ". @ @York titL q. q. li61
lriuuucc btufeA" y, GIllKllN,
lt-CQ, Ok Ordnance.
, 1880-02-02

Uni!el States of GuioTbfa snii 10 tried in
tho lneA} cnurta, and futtllern1or0 provides
tint IN piHtHxt Hhhll BIZ found 1T the tcsina
GoS e g1Se3t 3 ot oea 1rHfHnGc ndrni o. hy o a1 Ssna
Arosclnnna hnlla t1lnt f!n1l guarantees OF
neutrality alrchdy exist by treaty between
Ills Govgr1lneMt and that Of tho United
Stalcs. Tho terms Of tho treaty Of 1915 no
tIe cinyton-i -iIuiwer tr'asty mnkrs Grcat
trnlity. 49,;
Tic tnlk Of tho last few days Of q possible
wnr Will France or with sotne oll!or E!rs. -
Ol Do Lesscps nn tho lsthmns is
ENT1nELv UNwARlsASTEp
BY any facts, mid aid docs not probably
OrtgiMnta from my responsible official hi..
t!l0rlty. II IL sn!tl 1T. tic Stntu. Department
That no negntiatitns OF any siMd aro tn llr'g.
renson s e Me ls ts sssses seene Ps{ Gsr{an
persons 1lr and out Of Congress nrc, however,
moving IN tho matter. probably inspired
by thy hrt!nf That tho rrolect contnlna grcht
h 5sje|1Ss Y ss Z Il fe bs cy wy e f @ @9'aym"ks s n sa
way. The .nattrr Is universally considered
one Of Ercnt hnportaucet bnt nothing war.-
rsnti'lF an attitude Of delinquency exists at
" ia I%sseps' present crtantl on tho fsthm,,s
Is 10 innKo i survey lii accortlance with tho
terms Nf llts bargain with the Colombian Att
thnrlttcs. lie tas fired nff few mines fur
scenic effect, md Ia keep ~ tho rntlrnEts NJ
his l!ackcrs. but l!as mt ,'rg9n tlAe nrt,nl
10 80.
THE CEHsuE-TAKERs.
WAsllISnTov. u: T., jim. ii. There Is little
,!oMbt ti,at tho delay r. rnpartnE t1le no1a!. i,
il 1,1t, tn tlto fnrt Tint the DGlNGrrtS NrO III
, 1880-02-02

Milwaukee Exprcss........,......
Wisconsin 4 Minnesota. GttGa
llay, nnd M1na4lla through Uay
Observation-Disclosures.
Milwaukee,, Madison. Prairie du
Ehaen. and lUwh Kxl.rers. ....,..
I,IbGEfy vt1Ie Recommendations.
Milwaukee,, 1t. Paul Il httnne1po-
Tia FABt Mali sdntlyl..++....,....
SYIAcunalEl Il Minnesota, GFpou
Hay, AaavGnS lsn!nt7 and Aah-
land through Might ExkroAs.