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, 1880-10-02

DGPRAvTrY IL LARGE Doses. Some pusil-
animons wretch with malice aforethoHgt $ lit
the tongre "f John Justices COW With knife
MONDAY. John has had hl~ chickens 81 len
his dogs poisoned and 1t now looks as thou, h
b lnc with the first principles of manliuesS
ctn seek revenge slI.i l-ss an& e"warlIy
Is nu re than we can account for. 4 reward
OF S25 IS oiiered to any "ne who WI! furnish
a clre That VII lead t. the detection OF the
fellow
, 1880-10-02

TREAT HN-The celebrated ard honor.
abe ceHtleDsn Dr. Treat IS in chicago.
Illinois. and our ,I'iyei are deceived when
they 'hnk h,s spi-.: fCllows tia, name WHO
so.ver It NAV b.
, 1880-10-02

Or AGE.-The DalIes .NoaHfGiaee1,. which
was e-tab.i-hed 'wenty one years ago by the
late H.n- VIZ. r. New ell ior II teen yeas
pronrI tor OF he STATESMAN, att,in- is ma
j r V with rs lasr i,sre. My it live through
al the riccis-i,uies ii time for 4 ,hou, AMI
VcsrS.
, 1880-10-02

CONES TO The FEoNr-0ur Seattle cor
-esr on irnt cores to the front hk- hired
man la, letters vii b. worth rea,!ins for he
= n ct p,S rd gen leman on the ''so!id
SCaud.7
, 1880-10-02

Az On FRIEND Too.-Dr. Minor desires
Us - state thar owing to pressing professional
eagasements he VII be unable To make the
canvass Of Puget Sound with Mr. Brears. as
expected. JUICE Jacobs will trarel with
the candidate, al! DR.. Minor and other
,pe,ke VII join IN the canvass whenever
AMI wherever Ou.iaess viii permit.
SOaai Aryas.
, 1880-10-02

Wrlfoot O.lcur-s the crying l;,hy. Mothers
a-teut: ~ Is called To- tn Webfaot OH IN cases
ot coup >.asms or cole, that tie !i;tle ones
az. ST. riect e.. :;; ON
, 1880-10-02

DEDICATION SERVICE. E.-Dr. A w Wilson.
Miss o. ary secretary, Is expectei to delicate
he VI +. Churc.', S,uth, II this city neNl
SgI day At II 4 n Rev J. K n Bsll, p.
E. of the ia ks.nvile dis'rie: and other
mlni,t,rs are alsu exp, ,ctei to be pre>eat.
, 1880-10-02

From MoNrANA-Mr John Holbins.
ntlenar well known 10 many Of our old
citizens, /, IN the ci-y from Montana. where
he Is extensively engaged in the sleep basi-
4tEs.
, 1880-10-02

H0ME ACuy--GIiSS Dela Alexander who
has ieau vi-Itn. relatives in Corvallis, Ore
n. fsr SIX months past, has returned home
aqua looking all th- better for the trip.
, 1880-10-02

BcoMSG Tie e"uitry Is 10. ming uih
rrrsp' uty. Int If IS iUst as hnd 10 orrcva
i've ''O | b.il low IS IN ,he dtp'h Il ;hs
dead s-.spr.
, 1880-10-02

September 6,h, 1880, at Dart
!. RI Ni-c"r sir. at tie r.sAenc- OF The
riie's fatl -. by the Rev. H. Cros'.y. Cas-
well A. 81 are, Of thicaCo. II inois. ana
N.llv EraNnan, dau-hrtr If General Mason
Era nau. No csrls.
May many years OF happy dlys befau.'
, 1880-10-02

FIRE AT BOISs CuY.-0u wednesday
Il ori.iug "a; fire broke cut On Main street,
Bose CITY, but he fire engine ag in Taid for
itself bv queI ching The ire after d.>trovm Z
too or thIer builiinss. The l,sers ar John
Eulv, NJ >fTmrp and John Buck. Two
thousand dola's wi fully COY. the damag-.
, 1880-10-02

ELrCroYs. Oct ber l2th the else'inn in
iul.anl and Olio t,k,s rlace Great eforts
.r- b. in, MAJ Il rh-re t. rl-ct bo h tickets,
hut W pre- ict Iad.aua f,r Hancock
, 1880-10-02

By n ah've Nou MI s=e thlt Arber,y
AZ" We II II nd. each ravlns Ia shots aud
o-s % =. Was tea, ae. eed To snuot FOR
hist !acs, e4eh iav'rg t!iTee par II blrd-,
~'Ish gaze The following sc sTe AID Welllnal
FIST pi.ct.
, 1880-10-02

Oyg oY The BcYs. s.-oae OF The m'Si eea-
ii boys ". met on our lats VII; u the
S.und was Jack Levy, Who IS tie lie a."
soul of Seat lr wh,neNtr here Is aiyti M
co;p n with fun Ia IL. ia K l. a gr' at i",l
=. ce. I. p excursi"us. and We ha,e l. sier,d
nroIn,se 10 bring his CROW over h. re directly
Ne Obtain throagh com sct On by meas OF
the Seat e ( Walla VA rall. DAD. Every
one IN Sra,tl1 i rsais 10 ie lis III nd anH
wrn he d.,elves tie high appreciation IN
which lie IS hvli.
a merry heart, a merry sons.
4 c.Urt, nance Win sIn IL Il
AueT.y lace, n u''r1y tonsur-
And eu,p with lois Of I'm n ~
A,i that's lack
, 1880-10-02
hEEEr. a.D C.NE.ssEHs

Make from 50 - so pr week selling goods
f.- l. e. EinEDJr.eiO. 20 BaIclay Street
few York. Send for their Catalosue and terms
, 1880-10-02

RErCYNED. VII i'm Hot ord haSreturned
rom Oregon ard a. h. has his trunk with
Inn We expect he viii STAY awhile.
, 1880-10-02

WeLfo.t Ol cyncS pain in from one to fifteen
minutes. warranted.
, 1880-10-02

HIS secured rooms in Qu;nn's Bri,k. nppo-
size DUspnlur Bros, and viii remove to them
Il :. few -lays IJ2-2gltw-
, 1880-10-02

Wehf,at Oh IS a priceless jewel in your fam
I.y- Il speaks Tor itself.
, 1880-10-02

ADDRESS Larrab.e Will address I 6
reol le # Walia Walla-on tie political on. 6
t-ons "f tie day 1t , P. z, Tue.dar. d..
ler l2ih.
, 1880-10-02
HEALTH FOR ALL.

heavyfesling tn. naval blue finger nails chilly creep
ing along back. all these .yPos OF fever nd ague
Do YOU want suffer all this Do you want to enjoy goo
health: purely vegetable remedy for this dsease is Plum
der Sure Safe and Speedy Fever and Ague Mixture and has
this advantage: Made in midst it is less costly
pounaed Of roots. and herbs and it is Iurious
mended by many having used it, it is sorth trial
Price. ose Dollar p ale.
Your drugyist hes IT. or will rst Il fIso TIE oina,
y y. U. Z. i.s: !
, 1880-10-02

4 VISITOR NJ. O. S. Savage, one OF tie
first pioneers Of tins upper country. Is paying
onr city a visit and IS in a >tl'e of peise
aSt"ri>hment 1t the groAth OF our cry.
which lie !new in its very inf,ncy Mr.
Savage is i fonoreG Il zen OF the Da les and
Is 5" h'ghlv a2prccIat d for houor and inte-:
riiy that lie has been nt,uual!y e'ectrd e.
imrortant offices. H. is now rty jad.,.
of Wa>cn county, having been re e &c . / t"
the office he Ind prrviru-ly filed with credi.
to Limscf ana his cons,Itu.
, 1880-10-02

Us'f1o. Oil $ 4 sure cure for DyptLer:a al
sore Throat.
, 1880-10-02

WILL BE HgIE-JudS e L wis, OF Seattle,
will be in our city about the Goth OF October
next He Will shortly leave home Cor pro-
fessional trip to Yakima. from whence he
uilI rrturn h,ther with Juds, Wmsard.
Jrfr. Lewis has what we consl Ter hv far the
tiue.t house IN the territory. and there are
few even IN Portland oqua' lIrg 1t for be-u Y
and finish. SItra,ci un 4 hill 1t ,ommrnd>
an unenu He'd v;ew OF ali the grlnd AID sub
lime scenery around that rOrtIOn of the
Snni. Judge Lewis is IN oh aud esteemed
ci,,z ~ Of orr territory, and his may tri mis-
,,iil b.. r,leased TO know that he IS rulOyl'
the rec mpeuse eutsil. d by an industrious
and honorable career.
, 1880-10-02

W'ebfoot OIL en- Re hsd at Your druggists.
, 1880-10-02

CALLED.-We received a very pleasant call
last Saturday firm T. T. Swanwick, Esq a
brother journalist rmerly commercial edr
tor of the Alta CrEto,Nn and P.rtInd
Mrndyri Mr. Swarwiok has never before
vl.ltei t.. upper country and his surprise At
the si2a OF Our city and the ext OF bus
nes b,riered upon a,tnuiShme't. We give
him aS authrrIJy far the state neat that there
are a lar.,r number of teams to be seen on
Nam strrrr in tins CITY IN one day than can
be Seen at V!cturii. b. C., in SIX months.
, 1880-10-02
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ! g

By orGcr of the tSpvernor.
y. IL. OWISGs. Secretary.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-09

3a-a-a SD femme ibn per1Onl'a,
@cten Gle, bier 1T elm MnSsoenfen Don
| i'm
I llnb ld mies itr has 8isrerol ldsnltud
lit meinsm llbrsebdnse, oas Fe cine Wdle
aulmertlam tetradtsts. Damit liiss 1t
fstr In tbrsr S6abung, tpie i'd temsrtts.
90 lie ttsrtet In etniees Na@7nnfn Der.
1ant, unterbradb i'd bic Stille burtA Die
grtunbisune, rober eenn itre etssne gf'
tanntldaft NIT @ostbe riibre.
Nus lfinsn 9ieoern uno gaasra.
81, @apperlot, bann Fab ia bic @fal,
ger isbr fortseldritten, wenn felbls auf
Dem eanos unisr sr0btsr Dtatsr 8slslsn
tptrb
Sler atsr fdattelte fs wsbmatbis bas
5aupt unb fIaste, bab benz leiber gang
ancers 1et. Welb fir einen Shoppen
babe Sober. fur Elm sutes Bud &stner,
uuc cline 6la1de pcm 8sfen selte idnsu
msbr als Der san5s @oetbe. Grabsr,
fisrts fs aus, moate etntssr Stnu fur
9itsratur porbanben setpslen ieia, i.bt
teum eine Spur bapon. Bsim Sdoppen
weroe iiter uuperltanbsns Trossn oer @o>
litif anb Doamatif sefrtIden, Elm !usiterss
seiaIees 8sbIriuiS esbe ss nibt, fur cine
gntmidluns fet fsin 0aum, uao aud bic
er6esre Stabt fe4le, BON ipslher aus ifh
8ilpuns psrbreitea Tonne. DAP ss iIa
abfr NIT Der 3ett be6sra weros, lalIe la
ntdbt erwarten.
Sn bieiem @inne, tpsnn aud nidt nit
bieisn Worten, (prah Fb eas Maoaen
aus, ia RAP i'd trfaunt sub0rte, uasrsnb
unterbeb aus Der Gerns ein Dasen bsran.
raiIslte.
,Gprtiebuna fDlat.}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-09

- Berlin befst 3wei 9umpIieueriprit=
en- ,bea0fatist ieoc4 jeet nod eine or it'
te an3uidaffen.
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Spiten, tpeife unS leinene 9Daarer

Spiten, tpeife una leinene gDaareu
1000 Dutenb Sanbtii9er, bon {
Sent8 an.
so Stiid rot5en un6 peiben Safcl.
Oamaf.
300 Stid 2einen Drill.
100 StId 2eine1.
500 Stad Sictcria 2apn, S9mei3er
Dtuu unb lpeibe leinen 2a,pnS.
10000 5taf 5amturs gm6rrioerieS,
9alenciennes, Gprebau, Breton, 2ansebcc,
grabanter, SpaniiHe, lAuarjz uno meiB=
ieibene, blsnoe, Gbantillq, amerifaniide
uno oeutlde Spiten in unenblider glus=
mabl.
Buckingham Sorbaase BON allen Dtu>
itern.
goir baten bic preile obissr Waarsn
um 100 pro3snt ernabist, isiiosm mir
bter erofnsten, nno 'percen etelslben rod
ueiter reoujiren, oa mir ilosr3eust Inp, in
bislem Oepartement irnnenie gsrFaufe 3u
MAIDEN. Shram & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-09

- Nsue Jrublinsswaarsn einsetruffsa
iesben In srobsr guswabl BET g Dram
& gp.1
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i1snta nm jGbIiCb oe n, d,

Miasma anl9dbli9 sema6t
Der iiderie @eg, UNI bic nia5mati16sn
Dunlte welde falte5 Jieber unb aubere MA.
laril6e &ranfbeiten er3susea unl9apli9 at
n1a9em beitebt baria, baB man bas @yltsn
nit s . Refers Magenbitters,j jenen
unYer9lei9liten SduBmittel sesen perioeiIte
Tieber. ftablt unb traiist. Die Seiltsaft
ees gittsrsiit ni9t minber Fasr ais
isins f9isence Wirfuns, unb man fann fd
saraaf serlaiisn, Lap es Galeson faltsnl
5istsr Iberpinsst, welhe ltlblt benz @bts
min unb ben mineralil9eM 5eilmitteln Der
Ybarmacie tpieeritsben. 9yspsplia, 5arte
lsibiafeit, bitiSie Bei4psrben, rbeumati19'
geiben unb allgsmtine S9nd9e mei1en eben-
taas raid isinem rssulirenben uno trGftissne
GinHuB. Is 1T Gin un1taBbarsr Sessn fir bi,
S6wa6en unb 9ters6fsn betterIei gsI9ledts
eine sor3iislide SauSmebi3in uuo has Der
Nelienbe pber MuSwanoerer na9 etnem unae>
funeen alima nit ii4 nebmen tann.
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Ole lebten Nahrtdten ltber ple Jtef9=
nation SiSmardS laiien eriebeu, baB al
lerbiuss elm tie ferer @runb fir ben uner=
marteten S9ritt bes GeidSfanSlerS porz
lag. St ippllte bic gblimu,uns iiber bic
Sten,pelsebibr benuberL 1,m oaS Stinlz
menperbdltniB in, Yunbesratb berartts 3u
seltalten, baB YreuBen i'm Bunpe nit
Sadlen pber 8aiern bic Wajrritdt iiber
bic anoeren Climber erbalteu ,pIrbe. Sett
9at YreuBen nur II Stin,nen, ipabrenb
oas iibrise Deutl l9(anb beren Al 3ablt,
uno babel bat PreuBen ntebr ginmp1ner,
als baS iibrise Deutldlanb Suiaun'enz
senplnmen. Bisu1ard fiirdtet, buB cine
3ef fpnmen f1nne, no bies Stinn1en=
SerbaltniB bem dsid,s sefdbrlid weroen
fSnne, uno ct ersreift baber bic erte 9ez
lesenbeit, bic fd ibm barbietet, um bas
M6perbdltniB CUR Sprade gu briusen
unb ben tetreffenben Nrtifel Der Gpnltiz
tuition absudnoern. St mirb bic 9fids
nabtne ieiner Neiisnaticn deinli4
bon Der Numbering bteIeS Nrtifels abb
bansis MAIDEN.
Nls baS beutIde Ieid sesriinbet murbe,
muBte man ben fleinen beutlden Staaten
Goneel llipnen maaen, UNI iie gum Beitritt
Sur CONFEDERATION gu bewe9en. Die
YreuBenfurdt unb in einisen Staaten
ber YreuBenbaB mar 10 iibermiesenb, baB
mau ihnen einen SSoer 5uwerfen muBte,
unb 8iSn,ard fans biel EN- in Der leberz
trasung BET Wajpritit int Bunbesratbe
ait bic auberpreuBiideu Staaten. St
sab ibnen eine 70 sroBe Stimnlen5abl, !,
baB lie tbatlddlid baS beutide Sieid be-
berridea uno ieoem lebersriff YreuBens
Wioeritanb leiiten fonnten. Bismard
wuBte re9t gut, baB er in ben eriten Sab
rem init biele Waioritat ber Sletuitaaten
fpiirbe reaieren fSnneu. Der gatrictiSs
mus mar bamalS nod sroB senus, uni
jebe Sppoliticn sesen bic Pldne bes
Neidsfan5lerS gum @4wsisen 3u brlns
sem. Siderlid bat 8iSmard aber eien
3ultanb Der Diuse NUT ais einen prOoiz
io,iiden betradtet, beln friiber pDer lpdter
Elm Gnoe aentad)t ,perben uuBte. giels
leidt bat lid idon friiber cine @elesenbcit
sebcten, bic llnseredti9feit oes Stimmen=
rerbiltnilies I'M 8unoesratb barSutbun
unb cine gerinberuns ber Contribution 5u
perlansen, lie mag aber ni4t siinitis sez
mug selpelen iein unb menis Nusfidt auf
grfols setpten baben Seet 1T bic Sis
tuation in europa misber einmal cine iebr
perpidelte. Der auSfal per YarlamentSr
mablen uno ser Stur5 beS Winilteriums
0eacensfelo baben Der sesenlpdrtiSen po=
litiiden Gage gurrpaS benz BODen uater
ben TiBen wessencmmen unb niemauo
meiB, mas bic ndalte 3ufunft brin9el'
miro. Seie ieit bem oeutid fran3Sfiideu
Sriese 1T cine itarfe Sanb am Jueer bes
beut lden 9teide5 nptbpenbiser 9epelen,
ais grabe iett. OaS weiB 8ismard; er
meib, ba6 Der Sailer feline &eiisnatipu
iebt unter feinen unlltanoen annebmer
miro, unb barauf baut er feline Bldne
st miro ben. Saiier auSeinanoerieten
, wie widtis cine aenberuns Der 3uianl
!, menieeunS bes gunbeSrut9es far bic 81
: derbeit bes Gfeides 1T, uno bat ct eri
/ ben Safer aui feline Seite, 70 sebt er al
ben Sfeidstas uno madt NIT teHen Salf
fertis, mas er anseleSt. &leinoeutiAlan'
!. ,pirb cine 3eitlans iiber Serratb idrden
iiA ubsr iAlieBlid bod ins lnOsrmeiplid
f, fasen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-09
Sur Neii9natipn Bismartfs.

,Jcrtfsbuas folst.}
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-09

&ein Meni@ nit ssluneem @inn loQte
rpsrtbloles g;ebpuloer faafsn, 1hou parum
nidt, neil es In sroBrn pafstsn ssrpadt
TT g serbian @asa(ry Gpnbt t.
ito . ON oers lfuo III tlstnsn Yata.
ten perpadt, linb aber bur6au5 rein uap
bon srobfm Wsrtte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-09

- Sn Bottom fommt nun wirtli1 cine
Brauenseieaidaft 3ur Mniertisuns uno
gum 8e.tauf auer 6rauen.Nn,iiSe gu
Stanoe. Das @apitaI iol $3.50, 900 te.
trasen unb bic betannte Jrau Suite Waro
6cwe aebt an rer Spise bes unterneS.
mems.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-09

- Wan uiro isbt Qonpon burd 809.
rem NIT BEN Mlser psrbinoen, 70 baB man
Ssebdper In ben 6dulern nsbmsn tann.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06

of his duty few months ago, have
been transferred from the United States
District Court to the Circuit Court for
trial.
The corridors of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. New York, were crowded yes
terday with Republicans from all parts
of the country, who congregated there
to attend the conference. Garfield was
besieged with visitors.
General Sherman positively declines
to furnish for publication copies of let
ters written by him in December, 1875,
to which the recently published letter
Of General Hancock was reply.
The Golden Age flour mill on Battery
street, San Francisco, was damaged to
the extent of $40, 00O,by fire yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06

An Ottawa young man did not elope
with the married woman with whom he
had fallen in love, but went boldly to
her husband and asked how much
money would compensate him for the
loss Of his wife. The husband thought
that $40 was about the right sum, and
the lover paid it, taking the woman
AWAY
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06

A business which has grown up with
in the past two years is the building
and maintaining of private telegraph
wires for private firms in New York
having branches IN Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and other cities. so far, the West
ern Union Telegraph Company has con-
structed all of the lines now used by
private firms. The telegraph men COM
plain that this growing disposition to
operate an exclusive line is hurting
their business, but they see no way of
avoiding the loss. If the Western
Union would refuse to construct the
lines greater loss would follow, as it
would compel competition.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06

John L. Pritchard, convicted of muir
der in the. second degree, for killing
Officer Symonds, at Gold Hill, was SEN
fenced to the State Prison for life, by
Judge King, at Carson, yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06
MUSIC LESSONS.

MISS a. @. NEALE GIVES THOROUGH
Lessons IN Piano, Organ and Guitar
Nusic. Terms, So per month. two lessons,
one hour each, per week; She is stopping a.
the.Central Pac6cHote
Winnemueca, July 20, 1880. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06

Is a precaution that should never be neglected
when danger is present, and therefore a course
of the Bitters vt this season is particularly de-
srabie, especially for the feeble and sickly. As
remedy for biliousness, dyspepsia, nervous
ness, and bowel complaints, there is nothing
For sale by al Druggists and Dealers gener,
aliy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06

Gladstone is getting we'll slowly. His
progress is satisfactory to his physicians.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06


CONGRESS or LIVING WONDERS
The Only SHOW That Keeps BIS Word:
All These Things You VIII Positively See:
The great Electric ight
The two Giants Captain Rates and Wife
The great Sl5, 900 Trie!. Stations.
The Champion Leaping Ho,s9.
The Mammoth Kansas Or
Twenty-Five beautiful Edulated Horses.
One Hundred French an3 american Artists
Frank Gardner, the Champion Leaper.
The Grande5t street Parade
Thirty Dens Of Rare Animal
The Best Show On Earth.
Admission. 81 90; Children - Cents.
Only one ticket required - ss! 4 eftised Shows
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-06

The lawyers have made a good piece
o. work out of the estate of the late
John Morrissey of New York. 1t was
estimated to be worth $i5000O, but
the account recently filed shows S54,
$50 in claims TO be settled and only
Si4. $50 ON hand wherewith to settle
them So the widow, the sisters and
the other legatees don't get anything.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-22

that these sums would be the working capt.
tai of fourteen banks to loan money to the
people a capital of several mil
lions of dollars payable in monthly initial
ments, and offering to loan monthly in cash
$4,000, or three hundred thousand dollars
per year, he would have been laughed at as
an enthusiast or fanatic. And yet such is
the fact to-day. The offer made in our
columns few days since by q gentleman
who spoke in behalf of these associations
is a challenge to our real estate men who are
rich, to cover this 100000 offer made by
the poor men of st. Paul, for tho building
associations are the poor mems banks. Now
if the real estate men will put up the lots,
the poor men have already put upth money,
and the next thing will bs to put up the
houses. Who among our real estate men
will set the example?
We shall be pleased to chronicle the name
of the first volunteer without charge.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-22
Il Mining Enterprise.

By prospectus lately issued and shown to
u.s. we learn that former resident of our city,
B. a. M. Froiseth, now resident of Salt Lake
City, Utah, has been selected as one Of the di-
rectors and acting secretary of three great and
very valuable iron mines, situated in Morgan
county. Utah, about ten miles south from the
Union Pacific railroad, on a down grade and
even wagon-road from said mines. A CONSOLE
dation of said iron mines was effected in No
vember, last year, and company under the
title of THE Norway Iron & Manufacturing
Company of Utah. was formed and incorpora-
ted, of which $40, 900 shares at $40 each share
were set aside for q working capital of said
mines, to be offered for sale by the directors of
the said company. 3. A. Froiseth, an old and
respected resident of st. Paul, has been author
lied to sell in this market LOCO of said shares
q. nominal value. The working capital shares
are now sold for erecting furnace and bloom
cry on their mill-sites which will add to the
improvement and value of said property. More
than 1000 tons of iron ore, in which are found
parts of gold and silver, are on the dumps of
the mines, and it seems to u, there can be no
doubt that the enterprise will prove not only
worthy the respective attention of the North
men, but prove valuable acquisition to the
shareholders therein. There are coal mines sit
uated three miles east from said iron mines,
and there is also plenty of timber near to said
mines, from which to make repaired charcoal
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-22
PERSONAL. .

Chas. W. Wampler, Jr.. of Chicago, is at the
Clarendon.
LA. Warnerrof Milwaukee, is registered at
the Clarendon.
c. L. Fay, of Appleton, Wis, is stopping at
the Metropolitan.
Frank Stewart, of Chicago, is among the ar
rivals at the Clarendon.
Mayor Dawson left last night for Chicago to
attend the Parnel reception there.
P. o. Norwood and 3. s. Hatch, of Chicago,
arrived ia town yesterday. and are stopping
with Col. Belote.
Prof Burt. superintendent of public instruc-
ton, returned yesterday morning from Moor
head, where he lectured Thursday evening for
the benefit of the local library fund.
G. Weaver returned yesterday with spIen-
did drove of horses, broad mares and mules,
which he advertises for sale at his st. Peter
street stable. He has fine animals at low fig
ures.
AT the Merchants: ". D. Knapp. Miles City;
l.. r. Cham berlain, Eau Claire; Ivan Norman,
Ottawa, Ont. s. N. Aspinwsll, Hastings; John
Hopwood, Menomouee; L. Mackenbush, LIE
Sueur.
At the Metropolitan: Chas. P. Lyle, wife
and daughter, Philadelphia; J. d. Easton, New
York; A. Mckinney, D. F. Brooke, Minnesota,
Mimi; J. M. Vaughan, Max Warshauer, Mil
waukee.
Mr.. Chas. @. Coffin, Of the New York Com
r,ercial Reuc,o is in the city, for the purpose
of renewing his acquaintance with Mrs. Coffin,
who has been spending some time here for the
benefit of her health.
AR True 8. White, fthe ST. Paul book and
stationery house, arrived home yesterday from
six weeks stay in New York city. spent in
making purchases for the coming season 3
trade. Mr.. White reports tremendous BUSH
ness ''boom" in New York, and we Judge by the
length of his ABSENCE the elasticity of his step,
and general air of business that be has perfect
ed arrangements for transferring some of the
boom to his establishment.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-22
The Conway Assault,

The municipal court was crowded yester-
day forenoon by persons interested in the
upshot of the assault and battery case
against young man named Michael Con-
way, charged with committing an unprovok-
ed assault on Aid. Thomas Grace. The as
sault took place in front of the district
court building on Friday afternoon, and a
full account Oh the fracas appeared in yes
terday's Issue of the GLOBE.
The case was called at 8 o'clock, when
Aid. Grace took the stand and explained that
he had no desire to prosecute the prisoner
from the fact that he was. subject to freaks
of temporary insanity, but that he desired
to have him bound over to keep the peace.
The court said that he would bind the
prisoner over in bonds of $500 to keep the
peace for six months, on furnishing which
the prisoner was discharged.