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THE COURTS,
Opening Arguments In the Trial
OF John Lamb for Burg
larry.
Tho Right Of n Landlord 10 THROW Ont
Ills TcnaMt When tho Lease
Authorizes.
Clearing Up Some Real Estate Titles
Unknown and 1nsane-New
~snits, Etc,
JOHNNY I.AAttl.

JoIlNN1 lsAAtNs ..,..
Tho Jury In tho .j0htt Lamb cnso was aclcctud
and swarm In Mt hatt-past /: p'clock yrstertay
afternoon, the twelve men rs aKrocsl Upon bolnH
rs follows: Charles tIUttluaer, 4G9 Wells; Henry
Hail. III 1wcnty-sccond; George a. WIglaud.
A3 11tron; I.oroy 1fnycs, lEH ThIrti nvcniio:
nAvld II. Whnlcn. with Keith l,rothers: Uooryu
LIQUOR, VI South urocn; 4. T. tiruwn, 1aS Wash-
in4ton; ucorgo y. l!hssett, 1lydo Park: Z. II.
WAr,. III North Park nvonuo; Milton homer,
lba In Snllo; John y. Straub, 1+S5 Fultun; Jo-
scph II. lslchurtis, 1sI HOLDEN avonuo.
III n brof Htltircss 10 tho Jury, HtMto'a-A -Attor-
iuy Mills stMtcd thnt uthors bcsidcy tho prisoner
at tho bar wcro crK1tEctl III tho burglary. hut
that he n1one WAS ilnn,cl III tho indictment t,uw
before tho cuurt. On tho 9Th 0r Outobur, lS1A
n!x yo,,ng men, Joun Lamb, George Frecmun,
Jnnlos Drlseolt, ono DcnnIs, OTTO unrEoy. and II
''lIt, iarncA Griffith forniutl II conspiracy to com.
n't n criine. They wero soon TO enter Il sAuou
On kinzIo street eariy In tho ovenlng, 10 co,l-
yerso toEGthor whilo thero. wcga nutlced NJ they
loft tho place together 1T n litter hour, nt wetit
t. T. jSsFrs;' wf e., d to ~ Fsb s'Sss sSsns Ct
whoro they huraartously cutoret1 thu PROMISES
en- S";, toof s ot ho5st & ~, ToSs mostly s!ks y re
whure thoy wer'; 10 ,ilaposo or tho goods. George
half Of thu ncnpe. a1l.i wold relate to court anil
Jury hs entIro history au,l l1la connection With
,ais M hurKlary: . Il WIN % Expected that hc woul.l
noiwtststandin9 what Tho attorl,eys FOR tic Do
cnso might sny, Ills story yonll 10 received and
~, nelioSet,. iils narrnt!vu would DO corroborAtcl
Air Torest, on l,si'aif 81 the accusod, snid tbat
no onc would .lcny that . t,rRlury had bce!l
Ger ltnec lost bis life, George freeman had tc.l
ea s a III s ssHEa x1ps sso IL oesr &C., % saa It.
wanted to borrow n,uney enough 10 taku hin
out ot tho ETY. llo lied 70 y. Paul, ,wus there
, 1881-10-07
THE CALL.

JunuES DHuMMONn-!n chNlnbHrs.
JulnlE Lf.OpnErr-Cult OF ehuHcery cntcnlar.
ArrELtA1K COuKr-Exaluination uf law ssu-
dents. No court Saturday. Cal, Munlay-ll, ID.
u. IL, 10.
JuuuE GAny-Assists Judge Anthony. No
LUZ, uoskowitz Va. Adams Express Company, On
trInl.
lUlsuE sN,Tll-No preliminary coil. TrIa, call
terilI Nos. .+d+0 ,4H, ..,U. ..ha, hdt, J ..,i
..;si. a.1as. :.tW. No. :,a00, AerlsteIn ys. uc1n-
stGttl. OIL trial.
Ju1ME Wl.E.tAMsos-Asslsts " Judge Smith. No.
= 4st, Atoselcy W. Luphnit1, un trial.
JUDGE ANrtlnxY-377 tp :s1H, s.. :8t to ;'S7, ~.
Wl, ;a. 400, 4l, tU7 40. AZ 4l. 4lU to 49,: M.
4.hi!. Edwnrls Va. Pennsylvania Colnpany, ou
trtut.
JTm,E O;tA1sEn-.s. 20, 10, 81. No. 10, PIpowskl
VS.. EiruWKki. u1i huurItty.
JulRaE MISUNDERSTANDING Gull 30l to 30
inclusive. Trlal call III. :ol to 10, inutusvs.
No cusU OH trlnl. -. ~
,,JunuE MDlAS-4o. 10. 81, tn 80. 20. 10. e7, a.
No. IL. Harris W. kn,tlaDtl. IN trint.
Ju1NlE llAWEH-tH, 10, o., 80, 81, G.. M. 3lSs
kEllpy vs.. Wiantr, Hn trtAl.
1ui,1E TuLKr-lt and II. No case on nearing
JuMaE JANksoH-Nas. 237. 0ty, 004, ld, Hds
30A, NlO, nnd ull.
JuIUE l5AllSuM-No. u on trlnl.
lUnQE lA,UMIs-Turm NOs. ssJ, :.87, :D22, 10,
"ST, Jul, JD.., :aD5. all, Bl3, 1lD.
, 1881-10-07
;IUDGAl IsNTH.

6upEAIon C0uNr - CONFESSIONS - Charles
Williams Va. Josephine How, S70.-ll.W. HyInan
ct al. VS.. Thulnus ]. FInucy, Sss3.os.
Juu0E uAnr-- Frans Falk W. Frederick
StonGAcb, $.bY.G4.
MMry 0ootiull. $i,4ul. -.
,-1UluH AHTMnNY-Frcd Echherg W. Samuel
!!tnmelEe!ch. {4s6 s6.-ChaE!as Qlauz W. Nathuu
Ehri!ch, Il ,061 1,iH.-JDhn uubler vs.. Herman
schWartS; verdict, *tl.-E. uoodsldHe ". Ellun
II. Winlpr; verdict, t4.5.
ClItCUlT EDUltT- JunlE Mo0EHs-Aibert
KoentH ". Anlrcns Hoh,ppc!: verdict, $l.:17.:sI,
and motion Tor new tel4l.
, 1881-10-07

Hop Disters cures by removing tho cause Of
lckueas and restoring vitality
, 1881-10-07
STATE SAVINGS BANK.

STATE SAVINGS BANK.
In tho casa of tho slate Savings hank, the n.
cclver ycsterdny flied q rcpurt bofors .,u,as
Tnlcy, settling u,tt hls receipts and expcn0ltu,c,
from Dec VI, 1885, to Aug. 81, lssi, which su
follows.
, 1881-10-07
IOWA.
Political Matters in the Hawkeye
State,
The Various Candidates for tho United
States senntorship.
llarlnn nn,l the Stnse Scnntorsll1p-
bourbon AMI Grecnback Fusion.
How the Ooerciye Teototalors Are Ipjuring
tho Republican Party.
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
1b ths Editor tf The ChitnQo TRIBUNE,

nEs MolNEs. H.. Oct. 4.-Tho campaign IN this
stnte this yonr will lArHely ~ by lofMtt. There
has beon no organized sfort to secure tat cot,-
plotc diac,lshlur of tho questions OF tho hollr
which ilstully charncterizes n canEnlru In this
Sato. Every voter Will therefore, OF t'ccessify.
exercise his own discretion III Tho casting Ut hts
hAlot. 1t bohooves uvery Nepnblicaif thero-
foro to decide whether ot not tho principles rep
tcsctitol by Mr.. 0ar1lch', and which were tho
principles of tho pnr3y whom 10 svas elected.
shall be fhdorsed antl co1l1lEncd. Tho e'eulIon
hoxt wook has In TINT rcgard Hrcnt slgnll-
ca1,co nud i,,1.,rt. Mover wure tho prln-
eipIcs y. Ano ps o'uus.. ""s >"
elenrer Lines or portrayed IN oolaer re-
ilcf thnn by MIR. Garfield. Tlloro Is tEnKcr
that ultor ihstips tuny distinct tho uubltu mind
md tim nnrtv an TINT this t,llpt,rtnt,t fnpt will
49, o - ~ 1 ...s ~. i,, s". 49, ~.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
TRACK SPORTS.
More Horses For Kittsondale- Fine Sport
at st. Louis and Brighton Beach.
More Horses For Ktttsomdale.

A car of horses for Kittsondale left Cincin-
natl for st. Paul Tuesday night. Among the
number is Lady Rolf, already mentioned in
detail by the GLOBE; 4-year old Administra-
tor colt, purchased of Col. Stevens, of Ilion,
N. Y; the mare Ethel and two or three
others. Ethel is gray mare, bred
by James Wilson, Rushville, Ind, foaled
in 1872, sire Blue Bull, dam by Tom Chow
der-all pacing stock-with twenty heats bet
ter than 2:SO, and record of 2:23. Blue Bull
is the sire of Will Cody, 2:19H Chance 2:20I,
Richard 2:21, Elsie Good 2:22H, Ethel 2:23,
Silverton 2:22A, Kate Hall 2:24H, and nine
others with records under 2:30.
Her best races were :rotted in 1878 through
the Michigan circuit. June 10Th, at jackson,
won in three heats against field of twelve;
time, 2:27A, 2:26, 2:2S. Grand Rapids, June
10Th, she won in three heats against field
of ten; time, 2:25, 2:264, 2:23H. At East
Saginaw, June Goth, she again won in three
heats against field of eight; time, 2:25A
2:25, 2:24. At Columbus, Ohio, Jnly 10th,
2:23 class, she was beaten by Lew Scott after
trotting the first heat in 223H. At Toledo,
Ohio, July 10th, in the 2:22 class, she won in
four heats against field of eight, including
Lew Scott, the third heat being taken by Sheri-
dan; time 2:23H, 2:23, 2,AA, 2:26k.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
WASHINGTON.
Continued Satisfactory Progress in the
Bond Conversion Scheme-A Fresh Star
Route Steal Unearthed In the South
west-Personal and Impersonal Notes.
Bonds For Continuance.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The amount of
coupon 5 per cent. bonds of 1881 received here
for continuance at 3H per cent. up to the
close of business to-day was $30, 1852, roo. 1t is
the opinion of treasury officials that nearly all
outstanding coupon 5s will be received for
continuance during this month. There are
upwards of 100000 registered 5 per cent.
bonds now in the treasury department., which
were forwarded by holders previous to the 2sd
ult., the date fixed for the receipt of bonds for
continuance, awaiting the inspection of the
secretary. The cause of retention of these
bonds is attributed to the fact that all details
connected with the process of extension were
not strictly adhered to, consequently it re-
mains for the secretary to determine what
portion of them, if any, shall be passed for
continuance. It is now quite certain that the
excess of the limit of per cents. converted
into 3H per cents. will reach $40, ,000, 900 or
S12, 100000. The exact amount cannot be
stated, however, until it is known what dis.
position the secretary will make of those now
awaiting his action.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
GENERAL FOREIGN

LONDON, June s-Archbishop Fernando
Blanco Valladolla is dead.
The floating debt of Spain was diminished
twelve million pezitas during May.
Count de Donehet, French life senator, is
dead.
GENEVA, J June SIT is intended if possible
to run trains through St. Gothard tunnel by
electricity, which is to be produced by the
machines now employed in pumping air into
the workings, and for other purposes.
PARIS, June 8.-Members of the Paris news
paper pless intend to raise statue to Victor
Hugo in the street where he lived.
ROME, June S.-Father Curci, now 80 years
of age, who, in 1877, was expelled from the
order Of Jesuits for recommending modus
vivaudi between Italy and Papacy, has pub
lished work entitled "Thc New Italy and Old
Zealots." 1t highly praises the character,
aims and methods of the present pope, and
severely blames the misplaced zeal of the
extreme Catholic party, as tending to main
tain autagonism to the church in Italy.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
Star Route Investigations

WASHINGTON, June 8-The star service in
vsstigating committee have to-day discovered
another instance of what they regard as gross
extravaganza in the expenditures for mail SER
vice in the southwest, and have submitted a
recommendation, which, when carried into ef-
feet by an order that will shortly be issued by
Postmaster.G General James, will, in the judg-
ment Of the postal authorities, result in an ad.
ditional saving of S100, 1000 per annum, with
out in any degree crippling the postal service
The President, in view of the highly satisfac-
tory progress made by the committee in the
line of discovering opportunities to cut off
useless contracts and the detection of the
methods by which such contracts were OBJ
tanned, remains undisturbed by the criticisms
upon the Investigations, and expresses him
self as more than ever determined to sustain
the postmaster general.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
CONSERVATION in the sto1yart Ranks.

NEW YORK, June S.-The Tribune's Albany
special says there is great commotion among
the supporters of Conkling and Platt to-
day. Depew's large gain to-day
aid prospective gain tomorrow has caused
excitement. Conkling and his chief friends
had conference this evening, while
score of their adherents stood
in the Railways near the room where
the conference was held anxiously awaiting
the outcome of the meeting. There were
present at the conference ex-Senators Conk-
ling and Platt, Vice President Arthur, Gov.
Cornell, Lewis F. Payne, Speaker Sharpe,
Richard Crowley and Superintendent butcher.
The authenticated statement about the con-
ference was to the effect it was on the question
of adjourning the Legislature without electing
United States Senators. This, it is said,
on good authority, was the sole subject Of talk
during the conference. There was a decided
difference of opinion on the subject.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The crowd of visi-
tors at the White House to-day surpassed any
thing seen for weeks, the great majority call
ing to urge the claims of themselves or friends
to offices.
The President did not go to Annapolis to-
day. He will 60 down by train Friday and
return that evening.
Secretary Hunt has accepted the resignation
of Commodore Jeffers as chief of the bureau
of ordnance of the navy department, to take
effect June 80. Commodore Jeffers will about
the LIST of July visit Europe to examine and
report upon the ordnance and torpedo service
of the European navies, and after completing
this duty he will, at his own request, be placed
on the retired list. Secretary Hunt has not
yet made selection of new chief of the bureau
of ordnance. He will be Influenced more by
considerations of fitness than by the rank of
the applicants.
Secretary Hunt and family, Mrs. Gen. Rick
etts and other guests left on the United States
steamer Dispatch for Annapolis. They will
remain till after the ball Friday evening. Sec
retary Hunt will confer the certificates of grad
uation.
Notwithstanding the reduction from 400
to 600 in the clerical force of the census
bureau, the appropriations will not admit of
the payment of salaries to the present force
beyond the 18th inst. The secretary of the in
terror has issued circular to employees of the
census bureau in which, after reciting the fact
the appropriation is nearly exhausted, he says
if they desire to continue upon the
work of the census Office as volunteers,
expressly disavowlng any claim against the
government in consequence thereof, and sig
nifying willingness to leave the matter en-
tirely with Congress, they will be permitted
to do so.
Postmaster General James has issued an
order that all official matter emanating from
any of the departments of the government,
must hereafter be rated as irst-claEs matter,
unless the wrapper or envelope distinctly
states the packages enclosed are printed mat
ter.
The secretary of the treasury has issued a
circular for the Information and guidance of
officers In the department, requiring that Of
fetal communications shall hereafter be prop
erly briefed by the writer.
The present administration is by no means
as liberal in pardoning persons convicted of
offenses against the United States laws as its
predecessor. Since the 4th of last March
hundreds of applications for pardOns have
been filed in the department of justice, but on
ly four pardons have been granted. During
the past administration the average of pardoDs
granted per month was between thirty and
forty, but Attorney General McVeagh scans
every application closely and inquiries rigidly
into it's merits.
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Collector Clark, at
Atlanta, Ga, reports that in fight with
illicit distillers, his deputy (BOltOn) and two
moonshiners were wounded.
John E. Lutz, of Ohio, obtains the first
place in the examination for the revenue
marine cadets, and is now on the list of those
eligible for appointment in the grade of third
lieutenant.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
Fine Snort at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June S.-A heavy rain early
this morning laid the dust nicely, and did no
harm to the track. Weather cooler and at
tendance better than yesterday. Gen. Grant
was present again and took great interest in
the sport. W. 81. johnson paid forfeits to-
day for the flly Aranza, recently purchased
by Lorillard, in the Merchants stake and Cit
izens' plate, in which she was
entered, and started for Rancocas
stock farm with her tonight. First race, club
purse $3.50, for all ages, $50 to second horse,
one and one-quarter miles, six starters, in
Guiding Gabriel, Liatunah, Callas and Mata-
gorda. Gabriel was the favorite in the pools
at two to one over Liatunah, and won, Mata-
gorda second, Liatunah third. Time, 2:13A {.
Callas was left at the post. Second race,
Jockey club stakes, for 2-year old colts and
fillies, $50 entrance, $500 added, $100 to
second horse, third to save his stakes, three
fourths of mile, fifty-one nominations, six
starters. During the forenoon Cottrell's en-
tries, Babcock and Harry Gilmore, were strong
favorites, but just prior to the race, Lettina
had a CALL He was doomed to defeat, how
ever. Babcock took the race after sharp and
exciting contest, Lettina second, Gilmore
third. Time, LII. Third race, club purse
$3.50 for all ages, $50 to twenty mile heats,
four starters. Gen. Pike was hot favorite
two to one over Boulevard for the first heat,
and 1926 against 500 for the second heat.
He won easily in straight heats, Mary Ander-
son second, Pacific third, Boulevard fourth.
Time, 3.43A, 1:42A.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The brewers strike in New. York is collap-
sing
Lightning wrecked homes and destroyed
houses in the vicinity of Youngston, o.,
Tuesday night.
Thirty thousand visitors witnessed the pa
rade and the trials of the fire laddies yesterday
at Council Bluffs.
Hon. Henry Waldron, of Hillsdale, Mich,
has given 5000 to endow Latin chair IN the
college at that place.
A monument to the late Rev. Phillips, forty
years missionary in India, at Hillsdale,
Mich, was unveiled yesterday.
Albert Garrett, conductor ON the Missouri
Pacific railroad, suicided by shooting at his
home in st. Louis, yesterday.
Louisville, KY, was visited by severe
storm of rain, wind, thunder and lightning,
yesterday afternoon, doing much damage.
Gov Cornell, of New York, has vetoed the
bill to regulate the manufacture of oleOmar-
garine and provide for the better protection
of health.
The seventh annual meeting of the Yard
Masters Mutual Benefit association is in ses-
sion in Milwaukee, Wis. The association has
500 members.
At Thomaston, Me-, Sam D. Haines, serv-
ing a life sentence for the murder of guard,
was fatally shot to-day making a third at
tempt to escape.
It was the Garden City Distillery company
which collapsed at Chicago on Tuesday The
mention of the Empire distillery was con.
fusion of names.
Judge Donahue, of New York, has reserved
his decision in the suit of Mrs. Agnes Robert
son Boucicault for an absolute divorce from
Dion Boucicault.
Leon Challener of France delivered an ad
dress before the Merchants Exchange of st.
Louis last evening, strongly condemning the
action of his government in pohibiting Amer
| ican hog products.
Rev. ]. II. Seely, on behalf of the commit
tee on the Mormon question, presented me
mortal urging Congress and the President tina
speedy measures be taken to overthrow tht
evil. The report was accepted and adopted
Adjourned.
The Railroad employees Mutual Benefit as
sociation was in session in Chicago yesterday
| The statistics presented showed the associatio,
| to be in healthy condition. President Wood
of the Pennsylvania railroad, was reelected
for the ensuing year.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
PERSONAL.

E. R. Smith, LIE Sueur, was in the city yes
terday.
W. R. Stone and J. H. Upham, Duluth, are
at the Merchants.
Hon. Jno. L. Macdonald, Shakopee, was in
the city yesterday.
Col. L. L. Baxter, Chaska, was in st. Paul
a few hours yesterday.
James A. Robinson, agent. for Forepaugh's
show, is at the Clarendon.
Mr.. j. G.. Easton and daughter, Chatfield,
arrived at the Metropolitan yesterday.
A. D. Ellsworth, a large grain and mill man
of Winona, registered at the Merchants yester-
day.
Secretary Window will leave here to-day for
Winona, and tomorrow proceed to Washing
ton.
Capt. T. Carney, wife and daughters, OF
Emerson, Manitoba, arrived at the Merchants
yesterday.
Mr.. Henry T. Smith, secretary of the North.
western Fuel company, left yesterday noon
on business trip to Chicago.
At the Clarendon: A. j. Thayer, New York;
VIM. Jones, Hastings; A. Wells, Lake City;
Robert Barton, Grand Forks, D. T.
John F. Finerty, the frontier correspondent
of the Chicago Times, was in the city yester-
day en- route for the far Northwest.
Hon. II. D. Barron, of St. Criox Falls, re-
turning from course of treatment for rheu-
matlsm at Sparta Springs, arrived at the Mer-
chants yesterday afternoon.
w. Thornton Parker, M. D., of Boston, who
is stopping for the season at White Bear, in.
tending to locate in st. Paul next fall, was at
the Metropolitan yesterday.
Among visitors to the city encountered by
GLOBE reporters yesterday were Hons. j.. n
Searles and Jno. F. Norrish, Hastings: Hon
M. E.. Donahue, of Henderson, and 2. g.
Kniss, Esq, of Luverne.
Mr.. VIM. Graham, of London, Eng, visit
| ing the new Northwest on recommendation
of Mr.. Clare Sewall Reed of the royal agricul
| tural commission, will leave here to-day to
visit the Dalrymple farms and Winnipeg, after
which he will visit her majesty's dominion II
| the southwest counties.
The Republican leaders who were gathered
in st. Paul yesterday included Major II. B
Strait, NJ. c., Shakopee; Hon. VIM. Window
secretary of the treasury, Washington; Maj
Geo. A. Camp, Minneapolis; Postmaster E
N. Leavens, Faribault; Col. E. II. Graves
Duluth; Gen. J. 81. Baker, Mankato, and Gen
L. F. Hubbard, Red Wing.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
POLITICAL POINTERS.
FIGHT OF THE STALW4RTS and
H4LF-BREEDS 1T 4LB4NY.

A Conkling Supporter Abandons His Chief
In Favor of Cornell aud States His Rea-
sons Therefor-Depew Gets a Boost from
the onists-ResolutiOn In
troduced for Adjournment--StateC Conven-
tion of the Buckeye ONCE Seekers-JOhn
Sherman Presides, and in His Speech En-
dorses Garfield and Foster, and Gives
Conklinga a Stab--Foster and the Balance
of the Slate Nominated With Little Fric-
fj0n
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
PLATT's SUCCESSOR.
The convention then proceeded to vote for
Does 1t Mean Conkltng?

NEW YORK, June S.-The boards of trade
and transportation resolved to-day that they
viewed with apprehension the efforts being
made by great corporations to control the legis-
lative and judicial departments of our govern
ment, and declaring that in the election of a
United States Senator from this State, party
considerations were of less importance to the
public interest than the selection of men who
were free from corporate affiliations.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
Mi,.caukee 6 Sc. Paul Common ssoch.

MILWAUKEE, June s.-Hon. Alex. Mitchell
telegraphs in response to inquiry about the
removal of the issue of st. Paul common, as
follows:
"MILBANK, June S.-To Horace Rublee,
editor of Republican The stockholders
authorized the directors to issue, If they
should see fit, five millions of COM
mon stock, and offer it to the shareholders
at par, the money to be used for building de-
pots, machine shops and bridges. and the
purchase of equipments for double tracking
and other Improvements, adding permanent
value to the property.
(Signed) ALEX. MITCHELL.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
IBrfgItton Beach Races

New YORK, June S.-Brighton Beach races:
Mile race, all ages, won by Glenmore. Time
1:47. The selling race, mile and a quarter,
was won by Marchioness. Time 2:214. The
mile and a half race was won by Judge Muir
ray. Time 2:51. The handicap hurdle race,
mile and a quarter, was won by Tom vinsella.
Time 2:29. The French pools paid $l.23.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
RUSSIA.
MILITARY REFORM.


ST. PETERSBURG, June Sit is understood
that one of the first reforms to be introduced
by Gen. Vanowski, the newly appointed min
lister of war, will be reduction of the num-
ber of generals of Cossacks by six, involving
a yearly saving of 10000 roub.es,- Intelli
gence from Kieff, states census of Jews has
been taken there, with view of expelling
those not entitled to remain in the town.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
A "Grave" Organization.

COLUMBUS, O., June s.-About seventy-fve
undertakers met in convention here with clos.
ed doors and effected an organization by elect
ing the following officers: President, E. N.
Hatcher, Seville; vice president, Chas. Miller,
Cincinnati; treasurer, j. NJ. Stewart, Colum-
bus.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
Railroad E1ec.ion-Earnings.

MILWAUKEE,, June S.-The annual meeting
of the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
railroad company occurred here to-day. The
old board of directors, with the exception of
M r. Jesup, were elected, F. T. Thompson
being chosen in his place. The earnings for
1880 were, $427 200; operating expenses,
s273, 900; net earnings, $l54 900; interest on
the funded and floating debt, $l23, 900; surplus,
$40. 900,
Daily globe., 1881-06-09

Rev. VIM. Barrows, Salt Lake City, spoke
on Mormonlsm: He said neither the whistle
of the locomotive, the death OF Brigham
Young, nor the supreme court, had destroyed
it. It should be put down now by the aroused
people, for it would not die of itself.
Daily globe., 1881-06-09
Ne,c Haupshire Seuotorship.

CONCORD, June S.-The Senate has decided to
ask the supreme court for an opinion as to the
legality of an election of United States Senator
at the present session, to fill the place of Sena-
tor Rollins, whose term expires in 1888. The
Democrats voted solid against it.
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ConklinD'S Fight.
LAID OVER .

ALBANY, June S.-A concurrent resolution
that the Legislature adjourn sine de the 10th
inst, was laid over under the rule.
JOINT CONVENTION.
The Joint convention assembled at noon,
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The visiting Turner's to the funniest ia st.
Louis, were yesterday entertained by the
home organizations by excursions on the
river and banquet.