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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-25

chi nlcDc and Pensioners send your address on
SUIUiInO postal card to j. F. SOULE Boz
69Washington, DO, and receive FREE an eiahtpsss
pspsE dsIQtsd To IauF this papsg
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TNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fo unlm
Il proved city property, house and lot on
Linden street, 40x150. Good dwelling house,
barn, woodshed, cistern, cellar, etc. Apply to
Geo. Powers, at Nippolt's carriage works, cor.
ner Sibley and Seventh streets. 352*
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Saloon corner Cedar and Sew.
Il enth streets, market corner. old No. rs,
new No. 80. 24SSO
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A y

To provide room
for the increase of
our business, we
add the office oc-
cupied heretofore
by the Second n a.
tional Bank, Civ
ing us the whole
of Ingersoll Block
with the lower
floor. In order to
make the changes
we lid We OlI0IoQ 10
OurcustOnerS and
the public our en-
tire stock Of goods
at Cost, without
reserve, until the
close Of the Fifth
Day Of February,
next.
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WTANTED-An experienced nurse girl,
w corner Ninth and Canada streets Mrs
Hill. 359*
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NANTED-Gir to do homework Apply
w at corner of University avenue an(
Brewster. Mrs. NJ. D. Miller 1854
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WANTED-A competent cook, at 81 Dayton
w avenue. 23.7
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w ANTED-More tie.makers for Princeton
w -wood.choppers for Cumberland and
other points. Moore's Employment Bureau,
122 East Third streetsSt. Paul. 21x
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CEvERAL good men to work life insurance
- on salary or commission. Address Theo.
Franks, box DO, Saltwater, MINI. 1880
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MISUNDERSTANDING to do, by young
w man who is not afraid to work Ad.
dress N. P, Globe office 343.
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4 GOOD Job Printer wanted. j. w. Gun.
n ningham, S25 Wabashaw street. 1925
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N7ANTED-A situation as bookkeeper OF
w clerk by a young man who has had expe
perience in Office work. Can show satisfactory
discharges. Address A. E., Globe Office 1856
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WANTED--Two dining room girls and one
w kitchen girl, at the Sherman House. In
quire Of Charley Prem, the head waiter. S6S*
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NTANTED-Practic shirt makers, at once
w at Dunn's, No. 66Wabashaw street. 81
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SITUATIONS OFFERED-Fsmalss.

WANTED-A good girl to do general
wv homework in small family. Good
wages. IA Hopkins street Is.
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WANTED-Boy to care for horses and COW.
w Apply to No. Virginia avenue, Mat
John Kelliher o..
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EOR ADOPTION-A pair of twin boy ba-
II bies, together or separately. Apply at
345 Robert street. Mr.. Chase, City Mission
arY. TX
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ALI In the City of st. Paul, county of Ram
gey and State of Minnesota.
M.2s F. A. REM, City Treasurer.
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PY young man of good habits; ready and
ID willing to work. Address L. IA, Globe
Office. $40.
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4 SOBER man out of employment would
n like situation as coachman on gen
tlemen's place. Understands the care of horses
and cows. Good recommendations. Call or
address E. c., this Office. 6*
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SITUATIONS wANTED...M.Ies.

GITUATION WANTED-By young man
- with good recommendation, to learn the
clothing business. Wages no object. Address
B. 6, GLOBE Office. Tx
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CITUATION WANTED-By a young man
- who understands the care of horses and
COWS. Address s. D., Globe Office. 356*
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18
MY JOSIAH.

Things have come to Il pretty pass
The whole wide county overi
wl,en every married #0n.dn mas
II Ave a friend or lover.
T. mint the way that | was raised,
And | hain't no desire
ro have some felier pokin' round
Instead of my Joslar.
I never kin forget the day,
That we went out waikin',
And sot down on the river BANK
And keep on hours taikin,
he twisted up my apron string
And folded it together.
Aud said he thought for harvest time
Twas cur'ds kind o weather.
The sun went down as We sot there
Josiar seemed uneasy, :.
And mother she began to call:
"Looweezy! oh, LooweezyT
And then Josiar spoke right up,
As was just a startin'.
And said, "Loowoozy, what's the nae
Of us two ever partin'f'
u kind O took me by surprise,
And vet knew twas comin'--
la heard IL all the summer long,
In every wild bees humminj.,
I'd often studied out the way la act'
But lawl I conduit do it.,
meant TO hide my love from him,
But it seems as if he knew it.
And lookin' down into my eyes
He must have seen the IRE,
And ever since that hour I've loved
And worshipped my josiah
I can'S sell what the women mean
Who let men fool around them,
Believin' all the nonsense that
They only say to sound themi
know, for one. Two never seen
The man that I'd admire.
TO have hangin' after me
Instead Of my josiah.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18

poverfy from your door. Those who al
ways take advantage Of the good chances
for making money that are offered, gene
rally become wealthy, while those who do
not improve snch chances remain in pow
erty. We want many men, women, boys
and girls to work for us right in their own
localities. The business will paw more
than ten times ordinary wages. We fur.
nish an expensive outfit, an, all that yon
need, free. No one who engages fails to
make money rapidly. Yon can devote
l. onr whole time to the work, ~ only your
snare molnetta. Full information and all
,ha, ;s-nssaea .rnf free, Address STlN-
e9- l. co, Portland NE,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-05-18
Die DAV AGENTS

ANYTHING else. Capital not required. We
will start you. s12 day and upwards
made at home by the Industrious Men
women. boys and girls wanted everywhere
to work for us. Now is the time. You
can devote yonr whole time to the work,
or only yonr spare moments. No other
business will nay YOU nearly as we'll. No
one willing to work can fail to make enor
NOUS pay by engaging, at once. Costly
Outfit aud terms free. A prgeat oportnInl-
ty for making money easily and honorably.
Address TRUE e. Co. Augusta, Maine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28
IN OTHER LANDS.
SITUATION OF TnlNes ABROAD,
PFOgFess OF Ihe suppFssSlon Of Rrss
speech In IrsIand-IRIal OF the
BuItHn's Observation-Disclosures
AEAIrS, SC, &er &c.

NEW YoRE, June ga Cork dlspAtcl
states that Colonel Brooks, American Con
sui at this placs, has returned from visi
TO Henry 0'Mahoney, suspected now 4
be in il OIL the charge OF having attempt
ed to u uIder Mr.. Scranton, Justice of thl
Peace Of BAlleydehob. The Consul sayl
0'Mahonsy, at the time OF his arrest, WA
serving ss poor law guardian officer o
trust under the laws Of the United King
dom. That 0'MAhoney was Q bonH6dG
naturslizsd citizen Of the United StateI
before he accepted that office, there
SCENE TO be no doubt, but the OonsH
rel fuses 10 express any further opinion In
the premises. He has made full report
OF the CVss to the American Legation
and to the department Of State
at Washington. He says be suspects oI
whom there are thirty.hVe in Limerick
Jail. They are remarkably well treated
and are fed by the Land League and sup.
piled with clothing and bedding from the
same source, the sheets, pillow.Cases,
blankets, mattresses, &c., all being marked,
"NationRl Land League" He further
says the prisoners enjoy open.Rir exercise
within the walled gardens Of the prison
daily and all appeared 10 be In good
spirits and health.
O'CalIahan, honorary Secretary Of the
Waterford branch Of the Land League,
has been arrested under tbs Coercion
Act.
Sexton, speaking at Tullamore, county
Kings, said that the Coercion Act has
failed, and that outTsSss would continue
until the law was such as people could
obey.
LONDON, June 27.-In the House OF
Commons to-day, in GonSeq quenCe Of the
AnAwsr Of the Chief Secretary for Ireland
In regard 10 the proclamation OF Water.
lord, 0lonneIl, Home Rule member from
Dungsrvan, moved an adjournment ot
the House. The Irish members de.
nounCed the proclamation as unjhst and as
a cowArdly abuse of the powers granted
by the government. The debate occupied
an hour, and the motion was rejected by
3O6 to 2S.
Mr., Gladstone gave notice that he would
tomorrow move that after Wed Iesday
the severa' stages OF the Land bill shall
have precedenCs over oil o.her orders of
business
The chief secretary fJt Ireland states
that Farel, the president Of tue Mullauge
branch Of the Land League, has been re-.
leased because the dOCi0Is thought that
his detention would be dangerous, He is
believed 10 have been q dupe, and has
given au undertaking t,r his good behav.
ior In the debate on the mj,iou 10 ad.
ourn the Irish members made little per.
Sonal attack on the Chief Secretary.
Healy said the real reason OF the proc.
lamAtion Of Waterford was that the Duke
Of Devonshire owned 30,CJ0 acres Of land
In the county, and It was decided to en-.
able his agents to imprison troublesome
persons.
PArnell said that Forster had perBevered
In a shameless course.
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RIVEk NEWs.
Movements Of rsteambOais-LeVee Notes
ana Gossip.


Movements Of rAteambOats-LeVee Notes
ana Gossip.
Sam Prathct has gone East.
The marks last evening indicated 0 feet
1 inches,
Thsfe were no important movements
yesterday.
The Diurnal departed for ParkersburR
al the usual hour.
Tho Bachelor will be this mornings
packet for Pittsburgh.
The Nail City Is reported aground with
q tow Of coal At DuffI.
The O'Neal, Telegram and sciota arrived
and departed on time.
The towboat pilots oil Louisville are
talking Of raising wsges.
Dr.. Charley Ffissel will spend part oi
his vacation OF q Western trip.
The Andes arrived last evening and will
return to Cincinnati this afternoon.
The Courier and Welclme will be 10.
days PsrkersbutE and Matamoras paCket
Nat Elrhart, cletk Of the stockdAle, 10
off this trip Under medical treatment al
SluGluhAhs
The Courier will bring latge excursion
10 this city from points below, on the
Fourth Of July.
Capt. Ed. Hornbrooks new lowbost ID
rapidly nearing completion, and will be O
beauty when finished.
The Pittsburgh Commercial. Gatue oi
yesterday says: Com. Alex Paxton, we'll.
known In steamb boat circles al Wheeling,
is making the round trip on the Bachelor.
What U0m. Paxton don't know tb1ut
steamb1ats aud SteamboAtlng ls hAtdly
worth knowing.
PtrrsBuReH, June 27-Rlver 8 feet
inches. Weather cloudy aud warm.
CiSutSSAri, June T.-Rlvet Is let
inches and iaIilug. Weather iit tSi hot
Departed Buckeye States, Pittsburgh.
CAiao, June ~ Rive, 27 fast 8 incht.
and falling Arrived: D y. Rhsi
Nnshville; Belle Shreveport, st. Louis
Grey hound, Ohio; Uolofadi, Memphis
Departed: Uhas. Morgan, NeR Oleans
Belle Shreveport. New 0;ieaue; Grey.
hound, IT. Louis; C,lotAdo, ST.. Luis.
LoUhvILLs, June 27.-Rivef stationary
Z feet, 8 inches In the canal and 5 feet ;
inches In the chute and on The falls
Business active. Weather partly oloudV
warm and tultty. Departed: Fred Wilson
and tow, Plttsburghi Iron Age and TOW
Piltsbufgh; Wyoming, from 81. Louis, Il
10 the canal and will pass up tonight loi
Pittsburgh.
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AFArAL TOOTH.
How MFS. HAIteEman's Husband Bay
she Came 10 her Death.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 27.-Hsnry
Halterman, Of New York, the
husband oI the woman whose body was
inciuerated at Little Washington on Fri.
day last, gives a curious cause for her
death. He states that Mrs. Halterman
swallowed one Of her teeth about two
months ago, which affected her bronchial
tubes BDd lungs and Anally produced
consumption. She had intended for two
or three years to have her body burned
When she died. Mr.. Halterman also In
tends to have his body burned. "There
Ia no piety 10 this country" said he to q
reporter. There may be o few religious
personss but you are all for making money,
and II you want railroad or park you dig
up your cemeteries and let the street
children play with the bones and skulls, az
they, did on Staten Island q few years
ago,"
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AEW YORK LABOR TROuBLEs.
A Sew PrOIset for AIAkiRg BseF-IE0u
WOPRsFA' Demands A NsW HCdIeal
1iaalOn Tor the POOP.

A Sew Project for hAkipg BeeF-IE0l
WOFkeFA' Demands "A New MGdIea
1iAsiOn tor the Poor.
NV YoRKi June 27,-Ths idea Of th,
saloon keepers organising company To-
the purpose Of manufacturing their owl
beer is meeting with considerable
favor The sum Of $4,000 hAl
already been subscrbed for this puF
pose by saloon keepers In this city, AnC
the secretary Of the Saloon Keepers
Union says he 10 confident that the desired
meney can be raised with but little effort
The saloon keepers will shortly hold !
meeIingRt Lincoln Hall, and It is expected
that the matter will then be settled,
The Medical Mission opened this after.
noon'at East Broadway, close by Chatham
Square. Dr.. Cornelius r. Agnew pre-.
sided at the opening exercises, and Rev.
Dr.. Wm. n. rsylor delivered the address
In the circular issued by the manaRsn
they announce that the object Of this mis-.
sion is tl reach that numerous class Of
poor persons always to be fund In large
cities, who are generally inlccs Aible to the
gospel, by giving them grHtuitous medical
relief, and at the same time pTeachinRthe
gospel n them, thus linking together mis-,
sionary and physician inelfoEts 10 heal the
body and save the soul. In other places
thiS union Of lAbors have been found very
efeCtuGl In cases OF many who could moi
OIherTiss be reached by moral and
spiritual teaching,
Nearly four hundred m1uldsrs and
iron workers In the shops OF Hughes 4
PHILIPPE, Courters 4 Co., and other em,
ploying iron workers In Newark, left the
works on Saturday last at noon, In conse,
quenCe OF the refusal OF the employers 10
grant hall Q holiday Saturday, with,
out reduction Of wager, This morning a
general strike was announced, and the
men did not return 10 work. The en-,
ploye;s oil say they cannot afford to pay
men for time In which they do not work,
and have refused to yield, sending to New
York and elssW there for new hAnds, Some
OF the strikerS' places have been filled and
the employers believe that they will be
able 10 defeat the purpesa Of the strike.
The men assert that the strikes for hall
q holiday have been generally succeasfu
elsewhere, and they are asking for Whatis
generally conceded in other places.
Notwithstanding that 4 Hoe 4 Co. had
given notice that they would discharge
ell the men who knocked of work at l2I
O'Clock Saturday, Q large number OF ma
chiniats and others left work OF noon, and
were In suspense till this morning when
they were SRAin put 10 work. The gen.
tleman 10 charge at the firms office 10
Grand street said to-day: "We have had
no trouble whatever with our men. We
have discharged n,ne and believe they
will not leave of work again at noon on
satuId4ye, as they prefer their wages 10 0
halt holiday"
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citizen Of the United States was disputed
by the Spanish Government, seems To
have terminated for the time being, The
right claimed by the Spanish Consul to
60 behind the certificate OF naturalization
and investigate the legality Of It's issuance,
was disputed by our Government, and
when the question was submitted TO
Count Lowenhaupt, umpire, and he de-
Gided in favor Of the claim set up
by Spain, Dursnt, the American
Consul, was instructed by the State
Department to request q reconsideration
and reversal Of this decision, A very
long document was prepared and pre-.
sented to the umpire, in which the posi-
tion and claims OF this Government on
naturalization were fully set forth. Our
Government declined to reCede from its
position, and declined to certify any more
cases. Meanwhile the Spanish govern
ment, through its representative, was
notified OF the dead lock, and request
was sent to BuEzi 10 Vialt Madrid with the
view OF an amicabls settlement OF his
claim. BuzLi accsded to the request, and
II be succeeds in efecting 9 satisfactory
settlement with the Spanish Government,
he will AZ once withdraw his claim from
bslors the Claims Commission, thus re.
moving from their consideration the
vexsd question OF citizenship, which at
present bars further progress,
ORGANIZATION OF THE MKT HoUsR.
Congressman Keller, OF Ohio, Is here
putting in work for his election as Speaker
OF the next House. II Is settled that Mr..
Keller will he 0hiO's candidate, and will
have all the backing and influence OF that
State. It Is claimed for him by some
OF his friends that hs will also have the
support Of the administration. 1t can be
said, though, that the administration will
not take any part for or against any can.
dldRte for Speaker. While the President
might feel gratfed at the election OF Mr.,
Keiisr, former colleague and present
friend, he has other friends who are can.
dldStes for Speaker, and will not even in.
innate a preference Tor any man.
A few members oil the next House are
coming to Washington now to get AC,
Quaintsd In all the departments, and oil
looking around before they enter upon
their duties when Congress meets. Gan.
didates for Speaker get in their work by
meeting these new members and intro
ducing them In the various branches Of
the Government.
All indications point to lively contest
over the next Speakership. There are
eight candidates named from the Republi-
can side as follows: Keller, OF Ohio; KAs.
son, OF Iowa; HiscoCk, OF New York;
Robesou, OF New Jersey ;Burrowsa and Hub.
bell, OF Michigan; Reed, OF Maine, and
0rth, OF Indiana. Keller IL the most &C.
tive go far, but how the fight 10 New York
between the stalWArts and administration.
ists will affect the organization cannot be
predicted yet.
SIGNIFICANT PACT.
Conkllng gave up his rooms here, which
he has held so long, before leaving.
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RUSSIAN RgPREssIOH,
Reaetionists Debating tho POiicy OF
AdmInIaLFAiI0n.

ReaetioniSts Debating the POiicy OF thG
AdmInlstFatI0B.
LONDON, June 1.-A correspondent o.
the Times at St. Petersburg writes as fol
lowe: The endsAvor ol the present Gov
eminent is to show that the mild policy
Of the late Government was emiuently dan
Herous. The police are now engaged
10 bringing 10 light the danger which &C
Cumulated during General MelikoI's rule
The Reactionists are making the most oil
the discovery Of dynamite mines, ETC.,
10 order 10 trighten the Count and secure
their own position. Some suspicion seems
10 have been excited by the visit Of Gen.
Melikotf to Geneva. II is reported that
the police and spies have been detailed
10 watch him.
The newspaper press Is hated 10 the
Court, because not single indepen.
dent organ favors he governments desires,
Severe penalties have lately been imposed
upon three or four journals, and several
editors received circulars ordering them
10 submit the first proofs Of their psperl
10 the Press Sensor before o'clock In the
morning.
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LoNa BRANCH, June 27.-President Gar
Geld, accompanied by Secretary Hunt
Postmaster General James and their fam
lilies, left this morning Tor Washington.
Colonel Rockwell did not accompany
the party.
Il Is the intention Of the President Ia
reioin his family here Friday.
Just before the Pfesident's departure
General Grant rode by on hts way To The
New York train, receiving q ealute from
The Ptssidsnts eleven year old con, who
was playing on the road with two otheI
boys, The General returning the salutaLion
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a Mysteries, murder in the coke ne.

PtrraBuRaH, June T.-A dispatch from
Dunbar, Pa, In the Connellsvllle coke rs
gionS, says: While Maurice Haley, fore
man Of the Dunbar Furnace Co., wal
standing In his own doorway laSt evening
about $3.50 O'Clock, he was fred on and
killed by some persons concealed In tht
bushes acroes the 70 d. Three buletl
entered bis body, one passing through hil
heart.
Haley was an inoffsnstvs man and I
general iavorite among the coke workers
Intense excitement prevails 10 Dunbar
and the citizens and strikers ara trying ID
ferret out the persons engaged 10 the mur
der. The strikers dissvoW oil connection
with the crime.
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EAST LtBER1Y, June ~ Caltle-RsceIpts
since Friday 2,46i head OF through and i.t4B
head Of yard stock. Total for the week, 0 sss
head Of through and 1,0A head Of local for
sale here, against 7,0i8 head Of through and
LIZA head Of local the week before. The run
for this week Q sale has been fair and In excess
Of last Monday BY about seven loads. The
bulk Of the offerings were Chlcsgo and 81.
Louis stock. The balauoe were country light
stock, and were sold 10 Lancaster county buy.
en- for feeding and 10 the local butcher trade
hefeabout Ten OF twelve loads Of prime
were shipped East, TO New York; some Of
them for expectation. Prices o shade I'D.
vAnced, but nothing 10 Epeak Of Only load
or two are unsold. but more are billed 70 ar.
rive, which mIy iRhuence t0-mOrroW's prices
and the market
H0gs-Recelpts e,SSO bead. Total for the
week 1856 head against 10, ,iO6 last week.
Philadeiphias % 2Ja6 3d. Workers 90 0Oa8 IS.
Bheep.Keceipts $500 head. Total for the
week 2D.e0O, ngilnst 25,700 head the Week be.
fore Selling very active at last weeks prices.
CtSciNEA1t June 17.-Hop Rrm; common
and light n ~ butnhsfs and packing IS 4Oa
9 30; Receipts 2,tOO head shipment 576
head
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BALrtNoRs, June 27.-ool. Horrison
Adrson, postmaster al Baltimore, Is now
In New York making 4 thorough e1Ami.
nation OF the system Of sub postOffices, OF
stations now In force In that city, and
which Colonel Adreon proposes 10 intro.
duce here. The sab stations deliver and
receive letters the same As Al the city gen.
eral Office, and are found to be a great
convenience 10 residents about the city
limits and In the suburbs,
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srEuBESvtLLE, June 27.-The dispute
over the Judicial Convention has been set
tied, and the convention will be held here
on the afternoon OF the S0!h.
]. V. Mccullough left here to-day to take
charge OF the carpet msnuiAGtOry Ia the
Reform School at MorgarzL Mr.. MCCul
Tough resigned his position In this city
and purchased an interest In the company
which contracted for the labor Of the In
mates Of the Reform School.