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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23

Daniel Haskell, the brakeman injured
on the v. 4 T., is doing well.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23

Colds-Ammen's Cough Syrup.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-23

Consumptives use Ammen's Cough
Syrup.
Why does not the proprietor of Am
mems Cough Syrup publish testimonials
from those who have been cured or
relieved by his medicine? The answer
is, the greater the humbug the more
testimonials they publish. Ammen's
Cough Syrup is no hum bug, and to
prove that and let it stand on its own
merits, a lucent sample bottle is pre-
pared, which is certainly more con-
vincing than testimonial from . stran-
ger. Large bottles, $500. Ask your
druggist for It.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02
GIN SAWS REPAIRED,

A LII Cotton Planters know, that to make
"A good SAMPLE, CLEAN the seed we'll and
gin fast, the saw teeth must be kept in good
order. BY using the recent improvements for
sharpening the teeth of Cotton Gins, saws ON
an old gin can l,e made to do a. good work
az when new. Make new teeth when roquir.
eli. Have your work done in time.
Address, O. w. SHEPARD,
Janel-:m. NatchitOches, La.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

.1,..,.,o I n ~. II
l., ""s -. =. .. .. "Ain'Ns, I" Conshatta Il
Ts.." 80 ~. , r";:,..a'"E TUE regular june
ma" M. IT,. " ''.na. I"uT; Inc gentle
49, 49,. .ss |s" "'ost cor!ial'y greeted by
h Io,I;". s~,,.''. s ' ~ ms 'ocs'''y, and
i Ess:r ,H, s"'r,! r H
l., -. "...'".. S., Ll' ~ Many. put
.,s,.:. .L'r:-. NV r w. VIC vicinity ~ TIM
S'.n wv ias' tuesday. lie looks ~
..",.a. - " ~. pi"e mills Of Sabine had
..w .i.r,..v s'"''e G ny ',se summer heat or
..:,,,. ;''S .I...., ",., -. we'co'''e him
cc~rt se s ..s"' 's"'' WHO attend the
I. Ei...;.. V ... hs!;, VINO now resides
,:,i;.i"" 80 IN ."lN, .ne STATE ot mixes!
,."i;.;o.i " .... .." lsen' ~vit"! centre III
..,:.; =. i !" ~. ms kindly rei'sm.
i~c.i;t~ u. ~. .nslT " papers from that
"'y sos"ss t"r the fsvOr.
AZ. 'ss',, :" C't'snatta, cnIlveI1etl our
"'; ~, -! = P'sa.snt v'sst during the week.
DIV" We I'" ..s's 10 mention tho fact that
e. ~" e." .sS III run C"nS''asta WAS with M
..,i nv, n %.!s 'as' week. fAuL looks rs
N., '' "'..' ""riH ~ ever.
@ ~ wv H'"'ai AMI s,E'a'.le friend DR..
o.. -. -. Sc.t'a's' 81 C!""t'crvillc, came into
~. y. ";"." .ast So'nlsy, tor y flying ten
w. ~. !; ~ c''sp.''.Isll's 10 the establishment.
:. f;.,i ny .;,. '.S ssnsc ~ Of yorc. and il
.'",,s IT, ~; ~. . ... cucIKy - ~ the years
A.; ..:!.. ~ "" HcIc ;'ea:;M To meet him
. ..: '."s. tina! M VIII call ~ often ~ he
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

Thr PLANETARY system has nlwav. ham
,A.-...,.. .,S ..,,,;,.,;., .s'.:
.' ""'''r' s"" s".'.s'"" u mankind.
Ast'onoa'es have delighted to tlelve into
TIN jljjmjtsbl~ abyss Of snacc AM, ,,-,-
clsis. liz ,nystcrioas wonders /" their Si.
Inv msrn. Vet thu concayc ,lom,c ~h;.h
snvsu,sm.ls TIN earth, n~m,s /" contain :. \.
many wonders IA tiww arr vli,tcr;mv ~e.,.
like stsm end unknown worlds In r..
,,rnsd exuansr. Research has ,liscoverr.I
sad classified unknown worlds rcvmisis.i
thr usoyrwscuts of thu ul.uct.rv sv.1s''.
hmught order, regularity and nssc;s;or
(tUm srrming chaos and iesutv ont NJ Re-
myriad a.l"rnuwnts. Among tho m."v
inhabitants III The "nukua~u I.,v.,.,.;s
none arr m m,ystcrio,,s, Giraffe n,.i sir~"v.
~ coucts. Theses come at M,wx,sct:,l
,sri.sls. strram their s,,icui"r. ncr,,-.. ,;,..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

Tho Stag relay Stables between this
Psses end Aaasasld, u NJ. A. v. Csrters
p'ses, twenty miles fon this city, wss
totally Destroyed BY Are on Sunday morn.
iag Let, 1t abost day bsssk. From par.
sseslan Ssn'shsi, ths ars was psrely ac-
eidsstal, nose ~ resalt Of caseleespess
than sssht s)ss, The Are having eo.unsui.
Gated 70 sous eonbsstible material from
. candle leit burning "a . sAelf or stand.
The hosnes wess saved, bat what little
psovsaler The bailding contained VA
Destroyed With Il. The 1oss was not sny
Considerable aRsoant, lIl@ 49,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

Some time last January . colored maj
oy tls name Of Hilyarl Presley, IVES Or.
arrested 70. burEtarising tho house Of Boil
Brown In warl s and taking = number ol
articles thereif0m. He vss arrexfeI n
t9e time, hut naasged to escape from tn
vigilance Of tho Ward Constable. ~
week = he was Gagged by Deputy Sheriff s.
b. Simmons and M. bo0ds aSd hroa. r.
70 Town: He was placed In jail and his
GO will b dispoesd Of BY the Orsad Jury
st Tie present session ofthe District Conn.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

Weln.sssy. This ~ss nie NasiSs Ora
vts1e - NseeAisarhsA does ~ Illseo and
~ vssv pleasrd IN hsas that shs wsa
ls.saiaR ~ yell. ll~s oWe fault IL loamsi
Nth Ain Assie and Inst 10 that slr
days ~ .ls"st . ~hilr In car town. Shr
:"ly svmsin~d ~" days II Nm. Walms.
~ys
MIS- xsl's~ Camrlrll ~ss In town
.ss'ss W. ~rvk sisyise Nth NE sise~s Mn
SsS'ss J"h.s's'. Nis xstli~ h as~ NJ tls~
s'rslst y.'''ng lssli~s ANIL = sraloas m.~m.
ws I" s,r N-shssliss An Ssriesy; sl.e
.s". |" =" sssiss With tl'r pwlsssulious
VT ll'r rntsrtainsscnt.
T'~ NaWsiirkl frMale College hes hat
~" In tlw graduating rla~ ,hjs s~ejou.
Ms. Ill, smI,ay'ac Nh. is = pupil
81 The C"s,cnt III The ssrrsl Heart In IL,
.ls"w. parish. has given lsrr wlstivcs aud
!f'eus'. esa-' :" 'sr ,'rwud " hcr. She IL
ls'Assl ais'n .. "Ur II il~ les, ~l.ola.. Il,
w .r''e"' and q gt~st is,"tic with lwr
..sshss. s"', r'''slsaHi"a.. We l",~ that
Ms LILY will r''atia.c Ia ilsc cour,- sl.r
10. lsxan aud always 4" cr~iit IL tn.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

A number Of citizens INST on, Thurs,lsy
night Juns ga Ia ths room over Mr.. b.
G. RaeAays sa)sea, corner ef HON and
Ftoot s(t1ets and esRaniaed . Are conlua.
~ under To name Of Juilepsudeuce N0. I.
The following 0olcers weie elected
President, u. J. Cunninsham.
vIce-ttssadent, 7: 9. Pradhouame,
Gsssetary, John Laplace,
1tsaaasss, A. n. Leconts. 81
Raesaaaa, Q. W. Kile:
1t Aaialant, Thso. hsller.
~ Assistant ". D. Haskius.
Steward, lelpsla Levy,
1t hpsnas, y. Jacksen,
~ FPenaa, =. 9. Calves. -
TIM company Aamhegx soaDe tventy.
1oar nanes - II vsll. They vim vol
~ engine kn0wn q lndepscIlent psr.s.
yessaee No. I, ard wAloA ~ olrellv ~
theesaghly NralNd snd pat n eos,plete
vssttng ssdee. 1ho hese, which NJ OF.
dessd $50 tine ego, Win arrive spa
~ eot city VII b peepoeea q lGAt az
10y v!oeoeoo. lndepen4soeo esupony
1--WE ssSeeesa auailbssa, whish win leehf.
- seoa y ssaAy and ~ ~ eallo.t
9s0en" WIN - ~ NV cessation 81 -,
si1y, - . tia1s. -
We dealt ~ ~ new company Vim
sove / naat elejest ea,e ~ ~ nchis
49, v1e2eyse t1ek sssyisss nay 10
nesSe4 ~ ~ eegAnlaatjons u Match.
!ece4ce wa eeeetle9 ~ mncb - mako
h HWY ~ s1lsastlvo "a rlcnics and
e1easU1oQo VI Na9k ~ oanaee daya,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

w. I'd f ttt Hl
Dvessl lA1iss sna . number q xsatls
- vidtsd this sstahlishsaent lase III.
- - wiinss ~ weskine q ~ psint'
gnaehisesy. n pssasaes Il car I'll,
- asA ~ intssss4 NY maailss& ID
hhas 90 s1ssae iassstves b Ell
~ - ussit thsif srpsssatioa. w
- MIR ihir pssssues and s~coaragial
- and Know that such incitemssl
- sss vssk ~ Ia vain. Thsy, ..
= etAssa, ase ess,lially iuvitea h
apsss dsy. Friday neminsA
- Friday Jsns &Ah, tAs~ was ls,a n
eh ~ city, ~ ssaains a sse wha
ose1ssstsa With In earliest hisessy,
pes Dsy, q ~ noss ihnilissiy
~ "AsAt Ptualsaes," W. 90 sftha
80 ss1ssl vsssa. whea ~ m
, = NJ p1sss, . large psstisa q
lsAss ~ . wiA eass leaks. 81
80 g svsAes ssansetsa With II
svse Aalfe esatusy ~ 60 ~
9Usv WITH ~ laPss q tisae ~
sstisas eflts iehsbitaats Rvs
~ - ~ -. Aant niu.
- &seA lobsR ssase ysasA ~
49, ~ Ms tAAy ussa Fl
g - - - s'Asars ~
nl1as inpalsss ~ ebslo(iau
49, thaA ~ ~ Hi D
Mn - llvsA, ~ vaslbl.
- - sjsvs - q1llss lanAae 4
oads.1ss alnlv ~ ~ =
~ ~ - ~ oevs ~ \
g 'WSu - ~ -
Is = 80 = 81 4 Z +
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

o. ncaaay Jsas ~ ~ bsay Il Z
seossol uan ~ l1anA lseHinR 4 ~
|dvW n1a1 CanloA Il ~ eossA1 -
lsuaGAe - - dhasA ~ SrSSinaSa~
dsgsa ~ - deseo ~ 80 =
- 0y,a90sel Raesk ~ a0sqsgaA
g.: !. = ~
Il - : :
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Local GleaninRs.


-,u
HNCsu u1esO1o1olXN.
-. - -
w" s"' "~~ iAs"s s@.
rAs city ts very lively With y-srl~ ii.
,sss''nx scass thu week.
A ,sshhsas ss~ ,.~a s,..,. a..
Sss'~ q" s'esA, cutting
ND ~''w'' NM WRIST. VIVA, matt
" Ps" our ~swss With IN shl,
VIM" sa,~'" ''"" . 's's"sed e"a'sisa
w. ""~S ssa~"' l'r"s~i.
v,.. al .s...... a.,
49,, .SIs.,,;. !. -. .s''''s'
,A.,u. ann, a,s. ..," +. s
1.il,,.,. ~,,, 80, .'.' Sss
-. '''"e''" !" '"s'
A..m,,...
-, S.,,,.As..- - "S s"''
~. = s,, o. '""'
We have .i~~d tn Oasrhi,a Tsisyvspl
hua a'mo@9 ssf exchange. lts sns,~n.
40 We oeesas"~ssi by ths illness NJ u,
s'ssssa s'Iisos, Mechanic. We sw pl~ss.
dss s~ss sAss ~ h ss HE psns again,
n Al
'
IL M Ms me "f"as typ. has lreu
- shr pitt tssy this week, and the In.
col Es'ls~ ~'s u The Grand Jsry. may ~.
sass NJ any sh"ss eo~'nxs this wrek.
4 sssssas s''s@p' hes 'rrn ms'le n
"sA'ss Tho V'So'cAr"s equal :" its usual
rs' Oar 'rs''ess n"ss ''r thr jaslsr~.
Yo~ xjll 6ud n l. A Dr...,,., 4
20 ,As lss~.s f..h;.,u NJ l,,,;,.' hat. ,,,,f.
s.l slaves ,...,,
Ths lssli~s WIN an managing she IN.
sssssssinnsent 10 b. given next week, S.r
~ hrsras II Nsshsnis.' Hook sn.l l.aA.
desCo. Ma !, PsWsop tn fssm tl,~ss~lyrs
into permanent Ar organization, S.r
tAs psrp"~s u aiding the cossvsaic,.
what Asvs psssrssy h"a.~~ and sssr.
chants 10 say to sseA . ssovc TIE lssii~s
sAaahl h ably encouraged by al rla..s
o(eisissDs.
Largo s.astsent ef sssvca, tin war;,
etc., nc sa's ss J. J. NrC~'k 4 Bn.
7. A. WIlkissuw. WIN N. loe.s.,, ..,-..
sessly in hi. p,ri.h. fe ,hr ,n,m,,, n
pssctisiag bic psuSb~iea. Or. wilkiu~,
ssass highly ssssnnsaslssl, h phy.iris,
4 largo sxpssseses ed vill psu.r,,y an.
swes oil calls ss his services. =, .uy h,,.r
4 The day o. night.
r,,,
~ - 49," %" Gun.
Z. ss..' ~. ~ s -. . .s.s !"
ind, ssa Psppss 10 sosssibase thrir shssv
q s0aoaent - ~ prUpls dusiMg the
Ssnnss seassa. They viii make their
~ appsssascs f's many months ea tl,e
ssssaisa q thc ics cram festival given
- 1eehsaies' Hook and Ladder Co., No.
l.
N crr,ao. u,..,.-,,.., y7,. r.. =.
sSv.-O-a.... --....1H -."-
- 80 - ~. -. .-.I -
~. nm l.v,.. v.-O,..-..-....
-, - ...-,.. :. T,A,.s-,- 49,. n.
- gssas tssstin. nsseh between Maud Q
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

does jaxtice ~ the parts assigned hin. ~
eitls lAi1 IN b . usuaicisa 6 soans no1e.
Richard = ths :avy Z every 10y IN tsvs.
Mn Fanny 1ls1eAasa ~ ~ Niaaeu
Taasin snd 0alliea, Rtssned . their
Aaane o. Saturday Let. They weee ae.
esnpaaisd By Mn Lillian 0cd1stk, Wa
viii epea1 ssne TIM With them.
The Episcopal ladies coatinue ellius
Ne csea0, and slill neet with great sae.
en-.
We hsve hsea requested % stale thaA
w. uscaey roeived by ~ Csacest, Which
tssk p)ace - the 18th q Apsll, Ne Ct
the heaeAt q W. Calheoie Al 0oeiety, a
b ord Nne whstevee pa5pose W )ea(isu
ehssay asa nst ~ ~ Ssasht q ~ Cslh..
eeie C)esgy. - sssas p opls ass insliasil d
he)ieve. Jhe uooey ~ uooa e ~ c.
thsanl ~ ~ CeQslsgy, ~ y nokins
IT, lasl psynsat q ~ CeShs1toi I'D.
II ~ issgsanla0a ~ ~ $1,000 WITH
III stateslsat, thy ~ q RRee1I . 81.
an!.e ~ 6sst:ey esseA vhsss svcsy csat
whisA = $1,000 = ~ tsassry, kssssaat-
Thsss was ssns talk e . - ~ Il
eaek k6eih g ~ ~ q July. II \.
III - u WjlliaG, - anxjsns r. ~
epQo1 - MAho ~ NoooounSy nsf.nas.
se11a We lave hpasa as1hlia q r
~ ~ ~ 60 - esgv o. sfi'~s M .
n ysanguAA w ~ su1el1e NJ
- - -, - - have dus1sA -
aDuaa1 $500 hs11n1 o 49, ~ r.
~ tUU)a1l1syo9lne, ssAe vslll NJ
Siaa uneh hlgS8 Z DIR euo10o11oo -
II esat1nueG ~ 49, - ~ -
g $3.50 q y im1G1ne ~ ~ Woun0
49, ~ ~ - eGl1g - 80 u
4ethR n - - - - a6lsuo
81 3 - : ~ ssSvsE
- - o. g ! 80 -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02
eDooo06 Record.

Tho Locquet-Lsrsy institute Il tho name
Of one Of The finest educational estsbliah.
oeats b tho city e New Orlesna III
snsaai Commencement exercises aud Dis
subnt'oa ofnsdals took place Il this In.
stitntion, June IA last. Among tho m.
p'h who 40 ssesiviag N sducstion 1t
this Seminary Il lsas.iss, Il Min J.lje
Caspad, . dsashasr II oar well.knovu
eit'ssn, Capt. L. Ca4ari. Her standing
70 On honor to her scholarly sttainnents
and Que Of which her parents may veil
'ssl p'osd. From The city pspsr, we
s'saa, that tho large thsong Of ladiss and
gentlemen who attended tho exercise.
'wese highly delighted with the p,a,e
snsic Of Min Jslis and her school.e1sa
Shs stands Ant IN tie Aosdsmis J.pior
e'aas. and FRI h dspeetnsaa Go ~.
specially henossd. ''6hs received tn
medal presented 70 It's Aosraer ssinin.
the highest number sfgsea points ilurins
tho session ; aad also tho Gsyol medal Of
h'aes, vstad 70 The nost pspslsr sirl BY
sssehsnsna psplla' Such record by .
NassAltoches lassie, IL ono which reaeeA.
honae spoa hersslf and h eert.i,lv ,
c'edit 70 To city ftom which shs hail.
We ssnsratslate tho young lady On tbs
Aoasnse nobly won and westhily. !. v.rvl.
Cd. IA s ,.se.
Al O'Clock p. H., last Sunday, ths ,ool
e ~ hosss a ~ corner q Church ~
Inisa ssspsts ~ discovered 10 b q A,e,
ssvssal nenbsss Il The Hook aad La,
G., living h that vicinity, repsi,,l 4
10 baiIdisg ard succeeded hi extipe,i,a.
iag ths Aainss before any serious as...r
VS. dsas. The Are originatsd ~ -.
issaa Asvs plpe falling q ~ nj. n.
hsss essaPisa BY ealrsa pssp,e ~
ss'sep tsNr. Saa 1srson. ,-oa :.
- NsadAy ) white naA - !. IL.
~ - lssght "a ~ 49, = a..
Es1aAA nenaads q visl -. - a,a,,,
Asttseaa h ~ asuuulsa - ,1.saa..
q - (wAaD 49, ws.AsyS Co., n
!oo0lot ~. CAopnb oooee.a = ~.
tnv ~ o1n3ays al(1,a1 ~.
- - S~ .A.AAeAya-A s---. -. -
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-07-02

11'c nth Judicial District Court In and
e~ this l'arish ws~ prsaptly opened lss,
Monday 1t II o'clock =. M. There wss 1.
very largo attendance, and imr0ss answer.
c'l ~ their naMsrs with cOsnn,eutln),lr
prUMptnew.
xr. W. A. Ponder wss then sslects.l ,,y
the coart - fasrMsn VI thu Grand Jury
aud thc following citizens then drawn "a
cssaposr this grand request
Fosrssam, w. 4. Ponder,
IAsals A. Rachal, T.. %. Prmlhnnn,r.
W. N. fannarh, q. I.scour.
q. ,. NAwa0N, Rob Woodward.
W. o. bates, w. d. Richie.
Nuns Dssiossclses. =. L,,chini.
!ses.eas basry, Mama OOmgre,
W. b. 0tcMeaMx, p. w, Airrv.
JOhn ElkeM.
Aissr having Ieen duly sworn tl,s Judge
.sruvcsrd . lengthy and thosomxhiy II.
eAa.etvs eha.gS - them, detailing their
duties eadl callihS thsis st(sutioa ss,ccisl.
y n pestIcnlss lnlfingeMests Of existing
seaesSsA Ths charge was listened IN
With marked attemti0M by The jurors AMI
rittse~s peeseat end was delivered In the
asnsl slogasnt assl imrressive manner Of
the pseeisliMg isslgs.
The 0rssd Jury thrn retired To begin
theis lslox.
The criminal docket was taken IN ami
so.sde:l and casss axcd during the pvvs.
sst end next week.
Up 70 this writing (rhamlay) the lol.
lowing trials have taken place, viz:
=, STATE W w. T. leverage, lanccny.
foaud guilty.
State ~ jim Blskely, larceny. Nistriol.
State ". VIM. Mccain, assault with =
damgesoas weapon. Not guilty.
Sease va ColGabas Hollen, carrying
concealed weefoaa Not Guilty.
1hwrMlay the csae Of State vs. +. E.
Josla. q alA, On charge II murder. came
up and similar caae Va Julia bru,aet 81
a., y axsd i6e to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-10
Terrible and Fata, Raj, Collision.

PANA, Ills, Feb. GA terrible and fatal ac-
cident occurred ten miles northwest Of this
city at Owancco yesterday evening. The con-
struction train on the E. & NJ. railroad was
backing towards Owancco at twelve miles an
hour in order to give the passenger train free
passage. Workmen on the train had been lay
ing new rails and taking up old ones, and had
a fat car full of iron just in front of the
caboose, twenty-five or thirty workmen were
crowded into the caboose. The passenger was
coming at an unusual speed, in order to make
up lost time, and the two collided with
frightful shock. The engine of the passenger
train went through the caboose, pushing the
occupants among the masses of iron on the
fiat car, killing three outright-Allen Jones,
W. W. Sattock and II. McPherson-and wound
ing the following: Louis Selby, conductor of
the passenger train, seriously; Jacob Hoadley,
Chas MCGOWAN, F. Green, Owen Gleason,
Chas. Wall, Donald Donahue, Jno. Herdman
and Chas. Washer. Lockhart, conductor of
the construction train, is responsible for the
accident
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-10

State of New York, having received majority
of the votes of the whole number OF electors
appointed, is duly elected Vice President OF
the United States for four years, commencing
the 4th day Of March, 1881. loud applause
The Senate then returned to their chamber.
After the Senate left the chamber, and order
had been restored, Mr.. House, OF Tennessee,
presented the report of the tellers,, signed by
Senators Hamlin and Thurman and Represen-
tatives House and Crowley. Mr.. Crowley
then offered resolution reciting that
the electoral votes having been S,. opened I'd
the presence of the two houses
of Congress, and counted by tellers on the part
of the two houses, it appeared Jas. A: Garfield
received majority of the votes cast for Presi-
dent, and Chester A. Arthur majority OF the
votes cast for Vice President, and that the
same had been duly declared by the president
Of the Senate in presence of the two houses,
and declaring that the two houses are OF opln-
ion that the constitution and laws have been
duly executed, and that no further declaration
of these facts is necessary.
The resolution was adopted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-10
A N0rr0,U EscuDe,

NEW YORK, Feb. "a fire broke out this
morning in the five.story iron front building
at 50, o., 6e and IS New Church street, origin.
ating among quantity of waste in the cellar
of the building, which was occupied by the
Western Electric Manufacturing company as a
mandatory. The fire rapidly gained head
way and spread to the first and second floors
There were about 100 men and boys and over
so women employed in the building, and It is
the greatest wonder that none were injured, as
the smoke was densely thick and suffocatlng.
Most escaped by one fight Of stairs, which
was the only means excepting by the fire e..
and some of the men were slightly slnged in
dashing down them. The girls were panic
stricken. All of them were employed on the
top floor and the smoke was too dense to per.
NIT of their making an exit by the stairs, but
young man named Herbert, who ran through
the building giving alarm to the work
men, came to their rescue and guided
them to the fire escape extending from the
roof to the first floor on the Church street
alarmed women climed until they reached the
lower balcony of the escape, which was on the
level with the second floor, and here the lad.
ders ended. One or two girls tried to jump to
the pavement, distance Of about fifteen feet,
but we're prevented by their more cool-headed
companions, until couple Of ladders were
placed against the balcony and the women
were all got upon the sidewalk in safety.
One man who became imprisoned on the upper
floor, and could not fight his way through the
smoke, threw open rear window and called
for help. His call was promptly responded
to by three or four other employees of the
company's, who finding their retreat by the
stairways cut off, had sought safety on the roof.
Hastily gathering up length of rubber hose,
they dropped one end of it to their imprisoned
who fastened it about his waist,
and was lifted by them to the roof, flom
which all made their way down the fire escape.
Within an hour the fire was under control.
The Western Electric Manufacturing company,
which is branch of the Western Union,
makes not only all the instruments used by
the Western Union Telegraph company, but
also telephones and other apparatus required
by Gould and the stock telegraph company.
The damage to stock is probably $4,000, and
to buildings about $1,000. The latter is said to
be the property of the company. The losses
are covered by insurance.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-10
SALE CHURCH PROPERTY.
The Universalist Church Sold to the S.
- Louis (French Catholic) Society.

The Universalist Church Sold to the St.
- Louis French Catholic) Society.
Negotiations have for some time been
IN progress for the sale of the Universal
ist church property, on the corner of
Wabashaw and Exchange streets, 'front.'
ing the capitol. The Unitarian society
has been occupying the edifce for some
time, but, having finally purchased lot,
with a view of building, the trustees con-
cluded to dispose of it to the
French Catholic organization, known
as the ST. Louis society. They
have had this purchase in view. but until
yesterday the price named did not meet
their view The property sold for s15,-
500, and includes the site, building and
all it's fittings, including organ, etc. The
lot is 100 feet on Wabashaw by 100 on
Exchange, and at low valuation is
worth 100000 The building cost e2S 900
without the fittings, which are worth at
least go, 900 more The st. Louis society,
accordingly, obtain a property worth
s35, 900 for SIS, 500.
The French Catholic church is in
vigorous and healthy condition, and they
are to be congratulated upon the great
bargain they have secured. Those hav-
ing the negotiations in charge, have
conducted them with excellent judg-
ment, and secured a splendid property
for merely nominal investment.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-10
Increased Bank Facilities.

New YORK, Feb. 9,-The United States
bank is the name of banking institu-
ton expected to commence business in
New York this spring under the auspices
of heavy capitalists and prominent gen.
tlemen. H. Victor Newcomb, of the Lou
isville & Nashville railroad, admitted the
truth of current reports. He thought any
publication just now was premature, as
the bank was not yet incorporated. 1t
would apply for capital of s40O, 900, with
the privilege oflncreasing it to 81, 900, 900.
Among the incorporators are Gen. Grant,
Logan G. Murray, who has just resigned
the presidency Of the Kentucky national
bank, VIM. R. Travers of New Y ork, and
n, Y. Newcomb.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-10
The Owatonna Cornet Band.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. ]

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
OwAToNNA, Feb. "a very pleasant
surprise was given Mr.. Ed. F. Barrett Of
the GLOBE at the Arnold house this even
ing in the shape of serenade by the
Owatonna cornet band, the members of
which are his personal friends. Arriving
at the hotel the band gave some of their
finest selections, and being informed of
the occasion of their visit, the excessive
modesty of the recipient, while feeling a
due appreciation of the compliment, rem
dered him speeches., At this unfortunate
moment, learning that Senator McCor-
mick, of Waseca, was also at the hotel,
the latter was called for, and responded
in his usual eloquent and happy style,
abiding to the pleasurable associations
which had characterized his intercourse
with the members of the band. The
public appearance of the band at the late
State fair, and at the conclave at Chicago
last summer, has given them the place
they deserve in the front rank among
Minnesota musicians. The city of Owa-
tonna may we'll feel proud of her superb
band.