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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WANTED-By man of long experience, stua-
w ton as salesman traveller or book-keeper, with
substantial house. Best of references. Address s..
Is, GLOBE Office, for three days. 267.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03
COMMERCIAL,

Grain, Fruit and Other Prices at St. Paul
The Lake Wheat Markets Firm---The
Stock ENIarkets AdVanced----Granger
shaues at Their Highest Points.
ST. PAUL, Oct. ..
On the call board yesterday wheat was
unchanged:
Wheat-No. hard SOC; No. $40 bid, S514c
asked; No. 3 76c. October No. SIC; Novem-
Der and year soc.
Corn firm; little in the market: two cars No.
2 to arrive sold at SIC; SEC bid. cash or Octo-
Der.
Oats hrm; transactions limited by the light
supply; sales eight cars on private terms; No.
white 29c; No. mixed Csc bid, 29c asked
No. white, October SIC; No. 2 mixed October
26c.
Barley-No. 65c; No. 8 So,
Rye-No. 2, &c.
Flax Seed-$1.12
Ground Feed-l5.00 bid; SIS so asked.
Corn Meal-$l4 so bid, $l5. 90 asked.
Bran-$7. so bid, SIS asked.
Buyers for shipment paid yesterday SOC for
onions and 25c for potatoes.
Receipts of butter are increasing, but there
are more buyers and prices are steady at quota
lions Of Wednesday last.
Eggs are selling from commission houses at
l6c.
B. Presley & Co. quote goodsi their line as
follows: Apples S2@2. SO per barrel; the early
winters of this season are very choice; but low
er prices may be expected. The peach season
is about over, but Sound peaches, baskets. are
still quotable at S5c@$l. Pears. third bu
boxes. 90c@S1. %; P. Earle& Sons selects. half
bu. boxes, "a. Grapes, Concords 4(05 per
pound; Delawares and Catawbas SOLO Cali
fornia pears "a; do. plums So; do. Tokay
grapes 81; do. Muscat grapes So SO per 90
pound box. Lemons S6@6. so; all new and
choice Naples, repacked, 81. SO. Cranberries
Sl.25@1. 50 per bushel. SWEEP potatoes So 50
for Muscatines; "a for Illinois; and S. so for
Jerseys. Cider S3, so per keg. Oysters, stand
ards 40c; selects so.
New York dispatch of last evening says:
Cotton goods in moderate demand and the
tone of the market firm. Cottonades more
sought for by the clothing trade Plaid prints
active but other calico sluggish. Ginghams in
steady request and firm. Flannels, blankets
and jeans doing fair but mems woolens quiet -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

= = DWT., 16 case, 16 size, stem winder, ad-
- y jused to heat and cold, with patent regulator;
cost SIS, for 500. At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WANTED-By young married man who has had
w experience, situation az bookkeeper and
salesman. Best of references given. Moderate
salary. Address O. Z. 2. GLOBE Office. 264'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WANTED Stone enters, at N. Wis. junction,
W East st. Paul and at Anoka. Apply to Daniel
Mullen 273.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WANTED Employment Grocery clerk Three
w years experience. Address f. W. E., GLOBE
Office. 1858
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

ENIVE or six stone cutters wanted. Apply to NJ.
Il Roche, corner of Robert and Tenth streets
The highest wages paid. 276-78
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WANTED salesman. ZAHI Z
w MANN 262
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WANTED-A good man who thoroughly under
w stands the care of horses. Enquire at 81 West
Third street. ZIG.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

NhIANTED-A frst-class gentleman dry goods
w salesman can find steady employment at fair
wages at the New York Bazaar, southeast corner of
S9yelth and Jackson streets. Call Monday morning.
277-278
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

TNANTED-By young man IT to Is year. age,
w who Is thoroughly competent, post. n
book-keeper, bill clerk, employment at flee
work; is an excellent penman. References ur-
nished. viii nuke himself generally useful adj
dress P. S., this Office. aA
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

XATANTED-We want two frst-class statesmen
w None others need apply. The Howe Machine
Co., IS West Third street. y 283.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03
CORN,
PORK

Corn receipts In Chicago $780, 1872 bushels ship
Ments Al5,6IO bushels.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WTANTED-A horse and buggy for the winter to
w use for their keeping. Address T. E. O., this
Office 275-77
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

boy WANTED-West Publishing Co., IL waba-
~ shaw street. 252a
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

CLUSTER diamond rings; one for S55, one for
~ $50. one for S45 one for S125, for SITS, one
for S25. AT LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03
WANTED.

WANTED-To go to Euclid. Polk county, Mon
w day P NJ, two plasterers, masons, 50 per day !;
two teamsters, laborers, at 800 per month; three
farm hands, 500 per month. Work all season. Free
transportation up and back. Employment Bureau,
122 East Third street, st. Paul. OFT.
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Males

| WANTED-Druggist, as clerk or partner in es-
| w tablished pharmacy. Enquire at Northwestern
| Agency, corner Sixth and Robert. OFT.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

DLACK onyx Cross and chain cameo and pearl set
~ in center of cross; cost $50, for $50 lily
TIES.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

CV per day and free transportation. Farm hands
$50 per month. Brick layers for Duluth, $3.50 and
board. Free fare up and back. Two plasterers at
Hudson, Wis So per day Employment Bureau,
122 East Third street, st. Paul. 277'
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

ONE beautiful gold spray for the hair, set Will
" pearls; cost $50 for s. AtLYTLE,S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

ONE handsome gold lace pin, set with rubies and
" diamond; cost S95, for So. At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

DEVOLVERS of all makes A large variety of
LII Smith & Wesson's including their famous self
cocker, the most accurate shooting revolver, and
great fayorite. at LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

A VERY beautiful black onyx ladies' set, set with
u pearls; cost S45, for SIS. AtLYTLE'5.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

WANTED Two machinists. six moulders, wood
w choppers, farm hands. Northwestern Agency,
corner Sixth and Robert. OFT.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

@1T0 COST $360-Pair solitaires weigh 21s
C1 4 " carats, very fine shapes, white and deep.
| At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

e. = COST S20o-Estey parlor organ in fine con-
eDCC dtion, with six stops and orchestral and
forte knee swells. At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

ONE independent quarter and sweep second, key
" wind, silver case; cost $50, for $40. At LY-
TIES
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

ONE horse timer, fly back stem winder, silver case
~ cost 285, for S45. At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

G7S COST S16O-A go dwt-, 18 k, solid gold case,
y y with American Watch company's S65 Cres-
cent street movement. AZ LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

Gs0 n COST S65-Sold gold Mansard case watch,
gov with frst-class Elgin movement At LY-
mi E,G
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

ONE independent quarter second, 60 dwt, II L..
W gold case; cost $685. for Slz5. AT LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

S1H0 COST S25O--sO cwt., 10 k, castle hinge
% i fU case, with dust-proof back, fine nickel
movement and ruby post. At LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

~ UNs-Large and varied stock of breech-loading
" shot-gnns Some very fine qrts, costing from
SOS to $780, win sell for from $50 to $40 at
LYTLE'S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

A WIDOW LADY and daughter would Like to take
N charge of q furnished house for the rent, this
winter. References given. Address HOME. GLOBE
Office. 26S.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

LosI'os. Oct. 2 81 M.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

ENALL FLOWING to let by the acre, in large or
IL small contracts. Farnsworth & Newcomb,
Moreland farm, Hancock, Mimi. 264*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-03

COO COST S165-Soid 10 K case with e1CO How
DOU ard movement. At LYTLE'S
, 1880-06-17
" Molly ,, Garfield.

Bpeesal Correspondence Of The cnieaso 7rtnana
MgNTon, O., juno M-rn thu southwest corner
Of the main portion Of Gen. 0arnets now
house IL " "Aolly's rourn." rs he calls It. II hu8
throo windows. cloaet, md IL plainly hut neatly
furnished, and shows indcltblo Earks Ut tho
good but RirIlsh tasto Of Its fair young occu.
pant, Molly 0ArtlUld, tho Generals 13-yonr-ola
daughter. III u family of tfyo living chtldrctt
aho ia the only R1rl, and tho quecn Of course.
bho ia brown. hAlrnd. swpet, and graceful, with n
peculiarly plcasant suIi!G stealing a!onK the
linoalnonts III hor face aud lingering about heF
mouth whan she talks.
she rcauInblcs hsr mother In many Ut thoso
admirable traIts Of character W1uh Will nuke
umt lady tho most popilAr aud respected lady
vino sxas evor Ia tho Whto House. not excepting
bIrs. tlnyea. .--,,
day, III which ahU erprcssol her c,t!re 4atlsfAu.
ti0n with hor lot. aul at,,sHnHtely nr,,sostSl
dld mt say. :. IT. perfectly hoErit," ~ must
girls do wh1H they d0nt desire q thug; sGt s1D
Simply said that tho pretorrod u iiy0 oitAog in
tho farn-h house tn Mentor OF III their hous0 In
II the leneral il elected. Molly will he i whom
ho tnkes bis seat, mud will bcEor1 he rellres 1o
H. ~ GAn 10 Daily StGkuloA. GARY.
, 1880-06-17
Turkey More than Ever Inclined
to Pick Quarrel with
Greece.
Evioted Tenants in ireland RaposBess
Themselves by Foroib1e
Means,
Dradlaug1l Will De Allowed to Simply
Affirm Ills Allegiance.
Tha King Of Greece sumptuoualy Enter
tained by tho Corporation Of
London.

TlfE t.oNFEEENCE.

TIrE C0NFERENCE.
BERLIN, juno tB.-Tha Conference Ind q
s'nrt sesslon to-day. Discussion Of program
will begin Friday OF Saturday.
TItE PRELIMINARY MEETING.
LONDON, juno t0.-A Berlin correspondent
assorts that III the conference yesterday 1t
wns manifest that tho Powers nra more OF
less prepared 10 nccept tho original French
proposal. So deeply IL Turkey convinced
TINT tho matter will llnvo to be sott!od by war
with Greccn tltat armament Is being v!gor-
ously pushed IN Southern Albania. A mill
tory conference Of leading officers was rc-
cently held ut Pera, which debated tho
measures Of resistance In case Of necessity.
A I3lue.Donk llas been Issued containing
correspondence on tho Eastern question.
WEARY. -.
4 dispatch from Minister Layard to Earl
Granville Eivcs a full EXPOSURE OF Tho ll!s
and nltserics OF the Ottoman Empire. 1t
says Turkish opinion IL weary Of European
interference, and longs for Government
by Mussulinall laws and Ideas.
THE rEELiNa.
BEny.1N, June 1o.-1t seems Germany will
not make any proposals to the conference.
but leave It tn tho Wcssnrll Powers to do SO,
particularly France. The Turkish Aabassa-
sador hore has informed the Government
that tho Porte did not oppose tho Conference.
atlti tloeE not oppose tfle fundamental prlllct-
pies Of WnddingtOn's propnsnl.
At printe Ulsnnrck's dinner to plenipo-
tcntiartes Bismarck limited that Germany rq- e
ga5ded tho F1ensl Ir?p91ostlons fabolaphly: h,y
llaYlnerlo way questioned whether Austria
would undertake. to curry out Its decisions.
Ilo answered negatively. liz said the ma
jorlty favor tho cession OF Janln2 to GREECE.
, 1880-06-17
THE TURF.
1.. t,u 4r&x H1S

Special Dtsvasea to Tas csIsaeo Tribune.
East SA0lSAw. Mich, June l6.-Thrco
g"od races were trotted and pacc'! here 70"
tlay, tho winners being Alfred aila Charlie
Ford In tic tr0ts ind Cfnkcr III tic pace. Tho
event which Ford WON WAS expected to be
I'm ,,r,uci,,, o,,o NJ tho ,av. Int Iucv. linn
.!o u p'Ips' n ,,'.tta "v ~ ~ ,a .nar,' a',.
.'s' iu i"aSs' ''is ,o M M mo" ,s".,,,t1v m"
tho gray's only opponent waa Voltaire, who
il aiso Chieago liorse. Ford was winner
tt o"tea 'eM.e, t!'o ..lso " "'e, n,n1 m'' a.as
u the ollc!al secofa Is VIZ,
2:2l, but there IL no doubt Ill
the mlnds OF norsemon tiIat the last lleat WIS
pressed, since dozeh ontslae waIo'sss M ~ n.o 10
llands Of responsible men nude tl'c neat n
a:l0}{, md it Is not likely that they would NIL
IN, n1istakon. Il ia curtain that Ford bent
a.n s +" ,his cot and co,,i,i ,tndo,Ibtediy have
y. u's e1 a, 'u iaI Ss T., noa', ,,r.,ssau
dollo the ,llllo ln s:l7 ma ne ocen pressed;
In tho Iirst two heats l'e held clear lead
frnm Vnltafre ull tho way round, but In
I'm thtr,l t,rawford,s horxn ann1ncl to
, 1880-06-17
NEWARK's WRECKED BANK.

Most Of Its Monoy NIiss1ng, and Its
Cashier Gone to Earopc-'TIlo Sudden
DIS esssr that 0vsrsvl clsned tlso First
National Hank in New Jorsoy's Chief
Clsy-a1qw tho Directors Wore DC.
eeivcds .....
Nt4g Yprs Sun, Junt n.
TO tho grcat surprise OF NIL busnoss men OF
Newark, tho First National bank of that city
suspended payment and closed lta doors yostar-
day morning. EarlY callers ut tho bank found
a notioo posted On Quo Of tho front doors, which
road % follows:
"JAAKx COOK, President
The notice, It is said In Nuwark. might Just as
vol! hAyp rcAd: "Thta bank has closed forever"
for It IL ujEnItted that thoso Is not possibility
OF lss over op1nlng W d bunk again. Tho BUNK
building Ia QUO Ut tho most conspicuous str1ict.
ures In Newark, aud sta1,ds On the northeast
corner Of Broad and Market strtots, tho centre
Of tho businoss portion Of that buay and popu+
lous city. II Is fve.stuEy Iron building,
painted whlto, and With some psctcnslons to
architectural otfoct- In fact, 1t scons that this
costly building was tho beginning Ut Tho banks
troubles. Whoo tho bank was organtscd. ~
IL u .ss ss'ass: saso rss :, aqae e. a @
70 eeotoss, % vss Tho firat prcsidont Of iho bank.
Uudor hid guidance, which continued fur Ion
propotod t, oreot the now building. alld Mr.
uipkGfHQa H68 ~ &l{uHHlf uF4sOa%4 W ~ IA3et
when thu loard u Directors deo!dsa TO build ha
resigned tbs Presidency. Nr. DsukeEton'a sng~
cxqsx,f waa Jabp4 Cook, dealfF Ia llnle, !Ata.
hukf aud other ulAt0ri1is used Ny builudfs. il1
olsu aOld ct,nt and wood. lit thl8 bualesa no hAd
accumulated quite . fortune, aud. ~ hls won
had cun.e u bo sufficiently will oauonteA t'i tht
buntues4 to takU Charge Ut IT, the fAther t1d not
ubjcct To beIug cl1etel to aucoeea Mr. DtcktESoA
aY President II tho Flrat National Hunk.
Nj, E*Ak, Hr,, said tn y Sun reporter lust cEo'l.
tnx; NJ spout most Ut MY lHU Ut the bank. but
pnty as a Kind VI general nyrssocr. y1a knnw;
! ata not IN accoansaat and an uxport, uH4
ha.i uu idoA what wAa goluE u,l. CANT 3lSo
you any statvHsuit. The loverslmGnt ExAul.
{ngr will bo heru t1- lnprr'tH 1nl ho Will unu ouk
h,w tho bunk a!Ruds. doht Mccuso nny one !!
tiuu't mention la.nus. Tht ExAH,llut VIII And
It nU out. Iaupp"sesl everything W4s si94t up
Il. Yesterday, when our paper WIZ pfuttStUd ny
The Vhird Nutlot,nl NAnk VI Nuw fork f0u
e0V didn't wat. to bu President Ut the balk nt
All, but they would hasn it., Anu they fatrly
prssseti me Into taking It. l'tn too tiuel: X.
cited to say Rny .at,re tnan that Tonight. sull
etutttuunt Will 10 out lA u 4aY or tWn'
Nr. Cu.k's physician wus constantlY by his
stAu. - ,
u was formerly fuu u.,.!sr = oaP!tal % stock o. Of
nnw bu!ldtnx wAS erected, VI etIst Of AbNut
$l5V,0D- II WAs thought that that amount pus
iuto such u building would bo at!e!tuld thte4t-
lnrni, lslt thu Directors WoEe Mlst0kGn. THO
tup uoo1 bus ueYcr tecn runtcd. and poof pTleea
, 1880-06-17
EGYPT.
ruK Ky-KllHD1vE'8 PROPERTY.

rnR Kx-K1lRp1vE's PROPERTY.
CA1Ro, June 18.-Tllcra IL much excitement
because Clachtn pasha, formerly Minister OF
War aud Marine, Inns obtained naturalization
ps III Italian subject without tho permission
OF the Egyptian Government or tho Porte,
thus placing under the protection Of tho
Italian Government lis Immense property,
wllicl, It Is generally supposed really belongs
to tho ex-Kllcdtve. Ciachin Pasla left Egypt
yesterday without having passport from
tho Egyptian Government. The Khedtyo has
Issued d uecreo ordering his Degradation.
diaInissing lin froM, his appnintment III the
Egypuun nruiy, and forblddlnX his rtturll "
Egypt
, 1880-06-17

"Aeain tho dark lIorse."--J. g. Blaine.
jeff Davis Is r.. He's q healthy old rnscal.
hJofI.
George Eliot Is only ii,,e years Older than
her husband. :.
There arc 5000 fugitives from justice in
Texas That Btnto Is evidently tho land OF tho
lee.
Kate Field has gone to Europe to co1n-
pose tho plans for her cooperative bonnet fnc-
tory.
Walt Whitman 'ls In Canada. Every once
mawhflo 1t transplrca that canada Ia very valu-
aole to this country.
A correspondent writes to know "Who
VIII mourn for Logan nowY' Don't worry, John
hattand!ng to tho Job hiu,solt, and doing 1t Ii,
great stylo.
After tho recent Convention Senator CAM
eFon nppearod In Washington attircd In a now
talt Of clothes. Whom hs loft Chicago Don was
3titedtu Rnrmonts pt griat. go
II cost Mt. Jesse Billings. Of Connecticut.
snooo to 10 tried twIco for tho murder Of u!s
Mae. Aud yet pooplo will porstst In talking
aooat tho dawn ot bettar ttmns.
AL readers Of Sunday-school books will
"membor TINT tho good boys wcro Invariably
NAMED Jamcs. II sundny-sohn,l ttterlture Is
anstaing to 90 BY, Mr. Garfield Will havo Walk-
erer.
>. Hannah Rountme, d co10Tcd woman OF
asaahnol County, 0eorgIa, Is grandmother at
= years OF a&u. Sho WIS married ut the age OF
- Aad her daughter, married. at tho samc age,
MS lust completed tho three generations.
We how know exactly which paper hired
e latest college, graduate 10 writo It's editorials.
1ao buffalo Courier was tho own ard only paper
mat tomarkud. Rfter the cl0so OF tho Chlcugo
convention. The lour aguny ID over"
Tbs Cincinnati Commercial Of Sunday has
s!ong editorial entitled What Aro tho Demo-
ssah Dotu9r' We don't know about sha Gin
stanat1 DomocEats, but In Chicago It Ia always
sooa betting that they arc etthor taking drink
ofRotttng ready to.
Il YOU lays sontlo words and looks, MY
friends,
- 70 eparo for me-if you have toara to shoI
'4st hAva sutfcrcd-kocp thena not. pray,
uat!l boar not, sec not, being deud.
-'|aha d. Logan.
shah DFl&ht, III Ills spoeoh on the bratl-
sSusa easo, garo It ~ his optu!on that nothing
~ zone moro to destroy trlthtulnusa among
..t tn taln compelling thom to t4ka oaths. We
lux III. bright hns underestlmated tho 0tfeat
" INC annual domand for spring bonnets.
,tlA queer, the extent to which men will
II" .ew w. Wthensclvos to bo Influenced by pEeludtcc.
~ s.s. Ilsdca IL Futaarkabty fund Of oquestranstn,
w stesnIy rosusea u Eido nboautl&n coal blaok
aas@snx recently presented 10 him by an Ahmif~F.
~ bla xenueuaa said ho wanted u0thtng " do
""o dirk horae. .. ::
=
~ man Wh0 firmly beltyes TINT second
~ anI will CONC next November to cover tha
,uuole lace OF tho eurth Il building IN urk u
"selIa, Texas. Tho craft will hola ufty pur-
s"!s With to"i tor forty days aHd forty nights
s''a ao VIII taaa ,nlssangara vt $5tn elch. 70 Y
,*ah q Dir Tildenswuulth II IL we'll worth whlls
:. tMaxe this 1utlny, as tho loss Will nos ho fell
a'e praphecy fn'!s, aud II It dues not front
@4ts In tho ark Will sell high.
, 1880-06-17

.,t,s ~ iii il TOR Wrst Virginia u tago ground
sc.s sf.n,s, Cnnkiing's !nsoicnt resolution binding
sxerT delegate in ndvanco " support tho H'sa!s
nee NJ, tho o,r viii support Tho nominee, but
essps GTns pIcco Of grnt,llttnls Inpertlaomeo on
H. aart ii ConkllnB u undertake to bind him
.e WIN" % s. tny',e gs + If hayo aasss RG Resty
I1eanitcn,af1 hut 1t IA mt ,s,n to tnuet him ut
tss sor aI!l ask him to sign papcra - thas & e,
W. sa e rs ag WI T. ysaa q ssos ND e sysrS tS
msI. nan in tho Convention Thought bcttar pf him
viii. Meantime massachusetts WIS " "n-knpol-
ian ian With tho rust"
, 1880-06-17

DuRIsd tho recent military rcvicW III
rehln tho Emperor Wlitlan, during pause III
Tho ruanelvrcs, discovered standing beside tho
llreck Envoy tic llttto daughter OF tho Queen
Of Grceco, who was guzlug with all d ohlld's
eaxcrness and delight ut tho grind scono boforo
hef, Tho Emperor quickly rodc lip u, tho ef'ot,
and boulng uown from his horse, asked nftcr
her ,nau,tna, who waa staying incogn!to III Dor-
]|u, and whothor she WIS cnjoy!nK horsclf. Tho
,|ttle lady, who In only 3 yoars old, answered in
(}eruat., aud qs,lto Il brisk conversation thon
followed III TINT language botweon hur and
fhe aReti monarch, i.
, 1880-06-17

OMAn D. CoNoEis helped his CANVASS for
tho United Btatcs Sonata aaong by his plncay
fight for district representation at Chicago. Mr..
Garfield did himself world OF good BY having
hissympnthics on tho Ran1o Side very curly de-
clared. Doth these mon. In long experience In
public life, huyo learned TINT whom II man ia Oh
he right side he can't bo too poaltlyo In BayinB
, 1880-06-17
day cvirtcd with somo difficulty near HaIla
were Inst niRhtconhuctod back 10 their hold
fnCs by d jnrEH crowd,
THE KING or GREEUE.

THE KING or GREEUE.
Ill: Is ENTERTAINED f.y Til: CORPORATION
or LONDON.
LONDON, juno 16.--After llo presentation
Of tho address at t}uiltffnll to The King OF
Greece tho Corporation entertained thu dis
tLnHushed guests Mt luncheon. Tho L'rtl
Mayor proposed tho heatth Of tic King, WHO
responded briefly. lseferring 10 tho progress
urccco hns tnntle III recent ycara, lIe said
that as soon as tic frontier question tns set
tlct! lie felt sure tho construction of railways
md othor internal improvements would bo-
gin.
Tho Prince Of Wales, responding 10 tho
"l1caltll OF the 1soya! family" sald he felt
suro ie expressed tho sentiments OF all En.
elish1non when lie sincerely hoped Ills Maics-
" the King ot Greece might shortly l'aye MI
vantagcs which until now had been withheld
from him. 49,.
Gladstone, in proposing, the hoaltl, Of THO
Lord Mayor and Corporation, said llH trusted
that the report u this celebration would y.
forth 10 tho world rs n demonstration to all
3 ani9ersa 81 s i2s.l GospSraio o. ssf a J. sa
singular foiicity. Ok pn ills day tic representa-
together ii fho capltai u ti!e great usrlnat
Empire for tho PURPOSE Of considering III
what way thoy mey promptly give effect to
the. stipulatloIis of the Treaty, Of l3erlin,
and prove that tile assembled wistl0i1
and might Of Europe spcnks to tho world
in nccents TINT denote reality, md ara des.
tined to liave a practical effect | entertain
tic ferycnt wish, united with rational confl-
denco It will bo fulfilled, TINT the representa-;
lives of tho Powers who afe thus assembled
may Take In hand the Important task conl-
n,iital to them Ii spirit Of equity. and Jus.
tfce. without respect m pnrsotis. and without
looking to the right OF left; that they witt flx
their li,iltl and attention OH tho object TINT Is
proposed to them Of giving q fair and equlta'
Ions Of tbs treaty on which tho future
llopcs Of Greece iii no small degree
arc suspended. May every ,prdy!sion DC
infringement and insure Its happy effects, 10
tllat 1t may take ita place among those m2nu-
merits OF diplomatic wisdom whicl! viii re.
ccive the grateful recognition not 0nly Of tie
| men md tho generation Of the. dAy, but Of
| posterlty through ages to come"
, 1880-06-17
RUSSIA,

Sr. PETERSBURG, June 16.-Tho Grand
Duko Constantine Inspected seven lnen-of-
war which are to reinforce the fleet In Enst~
ern waters. Two cruisers sailed for the Fu~
cffic Sunday; another cruiser and floating.
bnttery Will sail for Vadtvostock ut the and
Of tho week, and the remainder IN tho course
Of Q month.