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Editor Benedict tells the Burlington
w.t. Free Pres that It came nearer being
Edmunds than is generally known. 1t is
a fact, he says, that the Grant men had
selected the Vermont Senator as their
second choice, and chad there been a
dozen less votes for Grant and dozen
more for Blaine, on the first ballot, or had
the confident boastings OF the Blaine men
ut any subsequent time been near fulfill
ment, doubtless a combination, fully
planned, would have carried the day, and
given the party Mr.. Edmuncs for Presi
dent" He adds: At II o'clock on Tues.
day morning Mr.. Conkling, II he had
chosen so to do, could have named the
head of-thaticket. An hour later all thai
was left TO him was to name the tail OF 1t
When, on the 35th ballot, the signs that
the collapse OF the deadlock bad come be-
20 ne unmistakable, the Grant leaders
hurriedly passed the word that they
would 90 for Edmunds the next ballot.
There is room for question whether the
support OF Massachusetts, was not oil more
harm than help to him. They were SO
bitter in their opposition to Grant, and so
utterly out Of relations with the quarters
fom which the first strong start to Ed
munds must come, il it was IN come at al
that they could accomplish little for theil
candidate. And their abandonment oi
him for Sherman, on Tuesday morning, al
a time when 1t was quite clear that in no
event could Mr.. Sherman be nominated,
was naturally taken Tor distinct sign
that Edmunds's friends bad given up all
hope OF a combination on him. Had the
Massachusetts men held back their vote
on Monday, and thrown 1t for Edmunds
tuesday morning, it would probably have
been OF more service to him. II Is true
that they said they would come back IL
him, il occasion demanded; but OF course
no such occasion came, and they did moi
expect that one would come, or do any
thing to bring it on.
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The Violate Belt Co., MArshalI, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro-V oltaiC
Belts To the afflicted upon thirty days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. Daw
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sHrIoH's CArARRH RExEDY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment OF the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 80 cents Sold by Z. Book.
ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
Moenkemoeller. TTsaEow
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MEsI VIRGINIA University.

Mine departments Of study tsIt.bookS furnished
pOnSOs ior one year from el75 70 e20Oi nonsset'
tariAn, liberal thorough. Fall term begins sep
.&sFor CATALOGUES and other Information nPpl
!eths President, J. j. ThomPsep, AorpniSLn
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-, az clOct, A. NJ proceed 70 sen y
ess,sd7s y n. court house o. OHIO county,
. NJ ~, q !, M the HI hr't and beat bidder, III,
~ yt1 ,. I'D p proP ny that Z to say; A sSri
a zoe Cd, q = S sGSsfS HE sF$:I
{, q ~ ~ o,Itn Wheeling, described As lol'
E,iia H' lana: At Poiat "a the western lin,
81 SS; , aSa f sPfs .n S"'t sss We We
hslHl0a lau' !,n~IlT ItStn feet two Inches, 70
s.p ,s ! a. h. Ut nov Oh, 0IG'i ~ ssaS
Is Ts:S%yE % @1ssilS Ssi
t4i 10, ,1S.o as taTIy nrs Ieet two inches u
y ~ h. i , giRninS. Ill, =, the nu,ch,s.
iII'' " ~, - NM A. tIa purch ISer may elect
- ~ w., "a. Ie,IlIs III two rqum instAllments,
pf!IlI'., " ,aon 49, With int6ies. from day oil
Tti ~ s,,r giving notes, secured BY deed oil uus'
!. itti M a 1 opertT is believed to be per
~ ~ iaI. t'a'! IA, e0 81 ,ss Gnly 'uen
E'S WILLIAM T.. rUBBARD, trustee:
. d UILLEH Al u 'H~er. m'n
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UoUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP

FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
10 PROPERTY FOR sALE Or RHST-A good
opportuuIly for practical EUFkmtn Of limited ea6tA
Fartirs desiring 10 form 4 eo-par1n rh p will Ind
this an advantageous openipg 10 the cheapne Of the
p opeTty and the lIb.ral terms 4 pay ment. The
woikS are located on the river bank and on the line
Of the p, W. d Ky. Z. H., formerly owned and
operated By the AesuL Phillips, having q goUi
Wharfage on the Tur aud convenient 10 the IAllrad
There l. large foundry building and blacks lib
shop, 4 two stUry brick machine chop building, in
which LEA steam engine and boiler, several excellent
lines Of shAlupg and pulles, MI nbsr Of wood aud
Iron lAlhes Of different Sizes one large Cd planEr
drilling and other machines vices &C., &c, DC The
VII 10 will DO sold cheap. In view Of the large piece
Of ground on which the wo b are erected The loea.
ton gel adapted for other brAue q Of
For further information, per onally or b. letter,
apply TO ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business Agent, '5is Market street, Gran
glsG Block, over City Bank. Jul
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-a,,srEEs, SALES.
- c.IE OF SOUTH

--crts SALE OF SOUTH
SsEEl1NG risV y I tru,i made By piIi9n Y
,Ta- d isii,s.t hi, vile. 10 the InsS H.
,E lnd h,,iSn 80 lsfi and Ii ~, ~ ~
~, 49, Inc County C9ah o. , Uni0 "
pr.ssjsfIi gae1 y Ia Dyed Of Trust BOOB wv .
s.I.sTSaDAY. JUNE %, is@ ;, al, :, ,,o
...,,shbg At mi house d ohio co.nIy ~, VS.
Ion Of TO-, ri ,nI lest bidder, Ihe lo,I1 I.
~ "a 70 ihs III that 10 10 sayi FaI y, 20 ~
lHtf,,fflbei P00Fin sguafe numbered one VI
y mi Que w, ,diitlon 10 south MheeIngi
~, al HliI1i L,h SIrd Of the city Of Mheenpg
- 8 ihe htI follows, viz. b"ginhlnE ~ ~ 'n ~
iI,,sld drrnD,So ~ aid lot numbered Que ~
~ 80 o. N aud Running Ine9ec VIZ
-, sIa1rti IA lot the distance o. tSeI ~
SS,gL Zoe d ~. I.raght line pitalel viz ". Va
y" ts,ste M Iot 70 the eastern hne o. s1u
EiHlt,su nI@ ,,ulhCrly direction WIZ me ~
Z, He y oi aid lot thence ID sNASN' "A'
~ ~ ~ 4 besuniEE, ,h,,1 ot the purchase
. ~ 1N .lLE -One'tnlIu " ~ w H. : siect
1875 ,,narh more Is the PliGn y H.. I'M M
r,ssI ifa ID, residue 10 Two rlut' ~. ~ N
4 ~ q - ~, ,so ,th,, With lLleIesl tVm Al n
ifii i'g &C., adbg notes, secutea W wv
III " lseEsI property Is believed TO % per-
fy0ltP%.'sa,, iruil,S, shall e0nuy only sUen
NJ, W Si'ipt IN mo BE- baid deed o. usSt.
rADb GILLIAN +. hUBbAhD' A ,s.os
,IIEE. AuciiOheef.
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EoR SALE Low.

DOR sALE-ELIGIBLE AND DEsI.
II RABLE Family Residence-l hat la sc, eYnyenI-
ent and we'll Gated dwelling Of AK Turner, Esq
100 Chapllne sueet, being Blick buIdlng c0ntAin
log II convenient rooms excellent cellar, gas and
water throughout the house. 10 the best o. condition,
aud situated In Of the beat neghbo hood, IL the
city the only reason for selling being the small num-
Der Of the owner and occupants family, now rtIting
there. For further information apply 10 ALEXAS.
DER BONE, General Business Agent, 1878 Market
street, Crsngles Block, over City BaLk. myls
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--,,1stu II O'Clock a. ", proceed TO sell, nj
- Is,Tui the coIrt hOISn VI ohio county :
~ IN n gp., 10 the highest and best nddsr1 H.
ga q Eflb~d property, that Is 70 ~! Az tne
L., o1r-hLl Of Tue eIsI one Ia o. the IO'
b 49, ne hduirrI aud sixty, VI the addition To
y, Wprs,ilg, lalI Ou BY Peter iArlAll, IOhn
I,'Hi,,,i ,rf,, cIlnd East wheeling having
~ Gii,y II lh"y feet, ADD running theme
- ne dtofn ElIih u Ihfty lee,, sixty lee
si i5y ~ nnI lr rs ~ d lot and dividing tue
va, I' sILE-,jnr-IhIrd Of the purchase mon
/. "a r,aa more RS the purchaser may elect 70
=, n si,B tho Tes due IL Two equal inStallmsnsraI
= M lEsltt mouths, with interest from day Vi
:. s,rrbI n EiTns 10 d, secured by deed Of trust
+ l,i,ifvi pIy meals
n lille y ii sdi property y believed % 70 PEI.
= liis a. trustee shall convey only such
s,i,i, Ts,lrl ia ue By said de,si Of trust.
vii lam Z. HUBBARD, Trustee.
HALLkH Nurttnn ~r "
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Financial and Commercial.


NV YoRk. June ls-MOSEr-Easy at 2as
per cent, closing at 8 per cent Prime
mercantile paper 81 " percent sterlingex-
change steady at 81 So: demand 81 50.
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DOR SALE.
Wood Working Machinery.

The Wheeling Furniture Company oners for sale
their entire machinery, Consisting Of Two Turning
eulAr Paner, Jondsr, Fan, Engine. Boiler ShaitIng
Betting, Two CrUss Cut saws, NO Rip saws Rr-saw.
PloE saw, Tenntnt Machine, DoIble spindle FREEZER
Elevator, Heating Apparatus, &c.
For further particulars and where the machinery
can be seen in operation call at the WHEELING
FURNII URE coaPANY'S FACTORY, ChiplIae
street, near Twentieth. jul5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-17

LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE,-It You
wish 10 be healthy and beautiful, take
CoLpES's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT "
BIEY, paw
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business PLACE FOR SALE, ON

u LIBERAL TERMS,
A TWo-story Brick building, containing s rooms,
including IArIe and elegant StoTerOom, which be
used ~ hrst-cl ore Of any kind. Il IN good
phr, Gas and Water situate No. 3l7 Union street,
BelIalre, hhio Lot 22X ny 100. good and eOmiorl-
a6le TSo-stOry Brick Dwelling and lot situate No
mn east aide Of Main street. VIII sell OH easy terms
and cheap House Ia good condition. contains four
rooms, finished gSTret and hall Fifty Acre Farm 10
film Grove for sale. ia IN Is well lInptnyed. si1teen
acre piece OF hns laud knoSn as the Grab Orchard,
IN Elm Grove Sell either one-hAlf or whole rheap
for cash. A II Aer- piece With Coal Bank on plBe5
ne r Woodshsld, o. Fur $500 only, Coal Bank near
Z. A. s ;HAEFER&Ce,
| iutbTThAs IRA Market IL Wheeling " Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-17

Prices to suit everybody; II you want
bargains in shoes and slippers, call at L.
Y, Blends,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-17
LATEST NEWS.

Great Reductions In Prices.
Having decided TO reduce stock l Offer
my large stock oil goods at greatly reduced
prices. Such as:
Muslins from 5 to 10 cents.
Calicoes to cents.
Grenadines 10 to 25 cents.
Buntings 10 TO % cents.
Shawls so cents to 81 90.
Lace shawls 81 90 to So 90.
Linensuits.at almost your own prices too
close stock.
Ladies' listers 81 so to 500.
Lawns from s to 10 cents.
Carpets from IS cents TO 81 90.
Wall papers Z to 10 cents.
And thousands OF other articles 10
numerous to mention. Call soon II you
wish to save money. Wholesale and re-
tail. Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street,
Centre Wheeling. JOHN RoEMER.
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A TTENTIoN,
1 sspECuLATORs AND CAPITALISTS.
THE LA CROSSE
Mining, Milling, & Power Co.,
Or nouI,Ier. CoIOrndO,

capital stock, s., 10000. Shares, $40 eaehl
Have orgauIEed 10 bring success and large pronWI,
out Of mining and milling failures. This WORK VII
10 doneby means aud mechanical appliances w
which the low grade ORES be worked to more man
pay Tor all dead work In legitimate mining
mills which have been heretofore worthless ana
standing monuments to hcadStrong stupidity. May
such properties eau DO secured for tribe comPare1
% actual cost ,-,, A..
All having capital TO invest will, on application 70
the Secretary d Boulder Colorado, either IN peflon
or by malt receive pamphlets ng forth the value
Of the mines mills and means now controlled by NV
Cnmnany. with enable ID u 10 work lines At an
Immense prOat by utilizing all the ores, bth hlSh
and low grade JOS, WOLFtI eeIeuuI:
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H. H. Warner e Co., Rochester, NJ y:

H. H. Warner te Co., Rochester, NJ T.:
GENTLEMEN: have tried your Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure for "BHght's Disease"
with which l have been afflicted for the
last two years, and 1t has done wonders for
me. l believe it Is the only cure known
for that terrible disease, and 1t is with
pleasure that write this testimony in It's
favor. You are at liberty to use this in
any way you see proper, to benefit suffer.
ing humanity. Truly yours,
JAS S. PRESCOTT,
North Union, o.
Shakers Society, Cuyahoga Co.,
rrhds Cleveland, o.
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TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAM.
L ERS.-NEw YORK TO QUEENS Town AND
E0TICE-Ths steamer Of this Lint
tako lieut. Miurys Lane Routes al all seasons Of the
year.
iITY or MONTREAL, ThurslAy, June II, 1880 ?. Y.
STY AZ BICuAOSD, saturday, June 26, Al $50 A. \.
CRY az CIlRyrER, THURSDAY, July |, al 1890 r. ~
err oI BRUssEIA, THURSDAY, July :; a,SI 'G
F,an Pier No a. North IhyrT, ;OUt Oi Charlton 81
CShn Passage $50 and 500, Return tickets or
favorable tSTms. STEERAGE, So,
Saloons, stats rooms, smoking ADD bath rooms
SmidShips, JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Nos 81 aud 81 Broadway, n, Y,
JOHN BAIIIE and TH0S O'BRIEN,
IntA healing,
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s1ocKs.-Irregular, but in the main weak,
closing prices 4 per cent being per cent
below yesterdays final rates.
TanSaciions 252 OOO shares
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SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1850,

sAlUhUhlI JUL w lopJt
6,u,sea. al " 1'CueEA ", proceed 10 cell At the
=, Si,,r ii the Court House Of ohio county, West
MI &, the highest aud beat bidder, The follow
SEsrbri Plupsfty, that Is TO say: so much Of
ls.1A1rl i rIy-IEO a 10 Michael GTahAIn's
tislg % The ritJ VI herllng, la ohio county,
4. YHluia, a. Is included within the following
kl,Idri, VIZ BtglnhiiH ~ pm n the south
80 s9fntr VI Ceut,e and slIth streets (nOw FL.
"a All JaoIb ,irvriSj; thence 10 Asyulherly d.
- Aoas tue WsGtIn side oil Sixth for jacob
EN- SISuu.aVe (75i let; thence 10 vest
a. tfuua il.ps liue At rlsht ABBle With the lat
hsaEsl iinr, twenty -lEO aud hall (22T) ieet TO
ma; Ih,nrr il uurIhrTly direction along line
Ea.sl lothe said WeTtlu side OF oiIth Tor jacob
mel rrrnIyhrv l15l ie't 10 Centre for jacob
Isi ihruce In An tasleTIy objection along the
IsiA,fa todBdaIy Of Centre Tor Fifteenth streti)
HaiJ.IIO au'i a-nIi (AI4) let on Centre Tor IL
Ssila Eftrl iFOm the place Of OeSlnning, fronting
h,t,J4Es aud A.hali irti, and runnlug TACK 10 4
Esafily diitetiOn OF ercu Width, SeVenty-hTe 10y
n
inuOT sALE-One-thIrd Of the purchase money,
nj bnsth NOTE AZ he purchaser may elect TO pay
arb; he rrSidne 10 two equal iuSIallments
IlI,i,s and sigh,rtn months, with Interest from
b. d lls, purchaser giIiug mute, secured by Deed
alrnt ilf drisfrri payments.
lklillsnih nid property Is believed 10 DO per-
\, bltltlBsu Trustee shall convey only such
" n d Tu,cl IN Tue ny sid DEED o Trust
ALEN IEDER BONE, trustee.
u HLLER, AuCtlinetr. luo
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msIi,TEg's SALE VI EAST WHEEL.

n1RlNl FsE , "a ~ "
y" 49, , d,,Si Of trust. male by Annie Tay.
o m X s.fI Ia, lur, Id Robert Taylor, her
~ Is al s,rhrl birch, to the underngued tfns-
ls ri jia,IJ u, SIS, aud recoritd 10 tn ONCE
shN.,,o b. Quay Soul Of Ohio County
Y! U y o, 10 Del Of Trust Book, No. 5, PaSe
!. Itsul "a
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5 variation u * Y "'S *
BALTIMORE, June le-Fiour dull and
in buyers favor; western supertine s. OOas IS;
do extra 81 O045 %; do family S. 26a6 90.
Wheat, western lower, but steady at de-
cline; red 81 2Sal 26; do amber 81 2Sal q
40. 2 weste winter red spot 81 2SNal 2S%
June 81 22Xal %; July 81 1zAal I2H;
August 81 O9lt; September 81 09asked. Corn.
western dull and about steady; western
mixed, spot and June 60l1a50Ac; July 60A
5Ohc; steamer 47kaiSc. oats quiet and
steady; western white 4lai2c; do mixed
TaiUc; Pennsylvania 4laizc. Rye quiet
at 92c. Hav steady; prime to choice Penn
sylvania l7ai9c. Provisions firm. Mess
pork $ll 25all 75. BulK meats, loose shou';,
i rs Axe; clear rib sides exc; do packed
sides 7Nc. Hams. II 10 Lard, Sc. Butter
Rrm; prime TO choice western packed l2al6c.
Eggs ilrm at l2Isc. Petroleum, crude nomi-
nal; refined nominally at SIC Coffee firm;
Rio char. oes, ordinary to prime l2Aal6h {.
sugar very strong; A soft 99Sc. Whisky
quiet at 81 M.
vaIcAso, June 16.-Ths DroysiF Joarnsl
Eoos-Receipts 2; 600 head: shipments
3 500 head. Market fairly active, firm and
unchanged; mixed packing 81 l0a4 rs choice
heavy 81 S0a4 IS; light 81 00ai 80, mainly
"A Is. The market closed firm anu all sold.
CArTLE-ReceIpts $50 head; shipments
26OO head. Market very slow and dragging,
but considerable sales at 81 ba4 so, chiefly
at41ai7O. Prices generally 6aI0c lower; ;
butchers weak and lower; common TO choice
81 25aS so gross Texans 50 85aS 10, fully SOC
lower than last week; sIOckers and feeders
sHESr-Receipts 800 head. Market easy
hut active; common To medium s. 60a3 20;
exports 81 3Ua4 80.
O1NcIssArL June l6.-Cotton quiet at
ltXe. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
dull and lower;sNo. 2 red winter 81 10.
Corn heavy mixed No @ SOC. 0atsdull and
lower: No. 9 mixed S2JiaSSc. Rye firm at SO
as7c. Barley unsettled; No. 8. fall 90c; new
fall sample $50. PORK firm at $40 rs. Lard
dull AZ 81 go. Bulk meats demand fair and
market firm at 81 76a6 o.. Bacon demand
GOOD and tending upward at s. 00a7 ~
WHISKY in good demand a. full price,
, atsi O6. Butter In good demand and prices 1
! Shad higher; choice Western Eeseryc l4al6n
choice Central Ohio l2alSc. Llnseed oil un
/ settled at $50,
? NEw YoRK, June l6.-Dry Goods Cottor
, goods in fair but irregular demand Conestag'
! iickIngs reduced by agents. Some large sale
A Of brown sheeting are reported. Prints yer,
quiet in first hands Lawns and dress good
and ginghams In steady demand. .ClOthin
WOolsns In limited request flannels renal
quiet Hosiery in better demand. ForeiSl
/ SOT ToSsOo Jnne l5.-wheat weak; No.
9 white Michigan 81 90; amber Michiga
!. H q; No. Q red WnbaSh, spot 81 l?M
i June 81 llN; July sshc; August SoNc
4 sen,emher D8c: No. 8 red 81 0S No 9 an
4 6er Illinois 81 IS; No. 2 red mixed 81 Q
|. Corn quiet; high mixed 4oAc: No; 4Sc
No. White ASSc damaged SOC. Oats dull NJ
2. S2lto.
u NEw YoRK. JUNGLE Metals, manufacture
q copper dull and UNCHANGED; new sheathiE
y k26 90; Ingot Lake SIS GOALS 26. Pig IN.
dull and nominal, Scotch 90 OoaH X
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LaH4LLsA Iu.tian v va.
TsUsTEE'S SALEOF EAST WHEEL

: ' nd, d deed Of trust, made by Lyander E,
$50 ,al Slfstrrl Hanson, his wife. TO The IN.
200 tras st, dated April Is, $50, aud recorded
n, L,,Tks vEhCs Of the County Court Of ONO
so, We Tirgtulu, In Deed Of Trust BOOK No. IL,
asj lInAlltn
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KILLER, Aact!OaSer.

cErEE'S SALE OF sOUlh
SSSSEIILlSG PROPERTY, :. ~ milan T. Mo.
LJdha.d s su hi, wife TO the undenlsnei
CssfE ~ Sn,rEaoeT iS,IS1S, and recorded 10 the
rSr iaiol III II the county Court u OHIO eogn;
lss4 ~ SS',asii, 10 Deed Book, no. D page 40
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-07
CITY GLOBULES.

Mrs. Todd, the would-be suicide, is i'm.
proving.
Yesterday was a quiet Sunday. The police
made only one arrest up to last midnight.
The air is filed with mystery Vide the &C.
count of the dead man found at Pigs Eye yes
terday.
The circus arrived yesterday morning and
pitched their canvas in West st. Paul. They
will parade to-day. f
Conley's varieties close week from to-day
for the season. Col. Conley will reopen his
theater August 23d.
A bare-footed and simple minded waif was
arrested by Officer Roulleau yesterday, charged
with discharging Fourth of July pop gun.
1.-The recent heavy rains put quietus upon all
excursions, picnics, ETC., yesterday, and hence
the streets were unusually crowded with Pc
destrians from ''early morn to dewey eve."
The weather yesterday was in marked con-
trast with the three preceding days. and
every one enjoyed it. The sun shone with
undimned splendor, and the air was delightful.
Judge Nelson and the officers of his court,
together with jurors, witnesses, litigants, etc.,
leave for Winona to-day to attend the term of
the United States district court at that city,
which covenes to-day. The session promises to
be unusually lengthy, as it is expected that some
fifteen or twenty indictments will be found by
the grand jury.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-07
THE RAILROADS.
All the Rest In Working Order L st
Night and the River Division Probably
CIaar This Mnrninp

All the Rest In Working Order L st
Night and the River Division Probably
Clear This Morning.
At 10 o'clock last night the railway situa-
ton was that all the roads were in working
order, except the River Division of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul, and it was
hoped that the repairs on that line, delayed
by highwater, would be finished in time for
the regular trains of to-day. The delayed
passengers on that road, having been brought
from Lake City by boat, were being transfer
red at Red Wing to train which was
expected to reach here about midnight The
delayed train on the Chicago, st. Paul &
Minneapolis road arrived soon after P NJ,
or about seven hours late. The track was
reported all right, Notwithstanding it had
been flooded in places the night before. The
st. Paul & Manitoba train, due from Fergus
Falls yesterday morning, came in about six
hours late yesterday afternoon, delayed by
extra caution in running. Both lines of the
st. Paul & Manitoba were last evening re
ported clear and in good working order. The
st. Paul & Duluth and Northern Pacific
were uninjured by the rains. The st. Paul
d Sioux City road and branches were but
little hurt by either the rain or the tornado
of Saturday, and were fully repaired. Both
trains for Chicago, last evening, were sent
out on time, but the Milwaukee q st. Paul
train was to 60 from Hastings to the Iowa
division, probably to return to the Lacrosse
division by the Southern Minnesota track
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul company
also sent out a mail aod passenger train
yesterday forenoon, for. Chicago, by way of
McGregor.