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The Globe st White Bear.
ST. PAUL. TUESDAY. AUGUST Is, 1882.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNVENTIoN.

The Democratic County Convention of the Count
of Ramsey will convene at the old Court House in
the City Of st. Paul. the 18th day of August, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock m. of that day, for the following pur-
poses:
First-To place in nomination two candidates fer
the Office of Judge of the District Court OF the State
of Minnesota in and for the Second judicial District
of said State,
Second-To appoint fcrty-seven delegates to the
Democratic Congressional Convention appointed to
be held in and for the Fourth Congressional District
of said State on the Gath Gay OF August, 1882.
The convention will be composed of sixty dele
gates, who will be chosen from the several wards in
the City Of st. Paul and the towns in the county, as
follows:
First ward. ........... Reserve township. .... 2
Second Wsrd...-...... = hose township.
Third ward. ........... Little Canada township 3
Fourth ward. Mound View township. 8
Fifth ward ............ 8 White Bear township. 8
Sixth ward. -. ....... 5 Mclean township, 2
The delegates to the County Convention will be
elected at the following time and places:
The primary II ceilings for their election will be
held on Friday, the 18th day of August, 1882. and
will be opened at O'clock p. M and closed at
O'Clock p. n.
The primary meetings will be held at the following
named places:
At the usual place of holding elections in the first
precinct OF each ward, except the Fourth ward.
and in the Fourth ward as follows: Fiva dele
gates will be elected at the Ramsey street engine
house for the first and fourth precincts of the Fourth
ward, ind five delegates Will be elected at the last
voting place in the third precinct of the Fourth
ward for the second and third precincts of the
Fourth ward. CHAS e. FLANDRAU,
Chairman of the Ramsey County Democratic Com
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THERE is no occasion for being in a
hurry relative to the Fifth District. The
weather is warm, farmers are busy har-
vesting and the enemy are exhausting
their ammunition. There is ample time
for the sober second thought before
November, and there will be ample ma
terial on which to base it also People
who imagine that the theiving ring and
their pensioned allies are to have mat
tiers their own way will be sadly mis-
taken. This is the year when it is popu-
lar to smash rings, and the Fifth District
will not go back upon the custom.
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a Mfssing Preiats

FAN Francisco, Aug. IA Commercial
company steamer, st. Paul. which arrived to.
day from st. Mchaels, brings news of the
death, undoubtedly suicidal, OF Archbishop
Nestor, Of the Russian church. The reverend
gentleman had charge of the diocese of Alas
ka, took passage on the st. Paus for this city,
which is his permanent residence, and was
missed shortly after leaving ST. Michaels, and
circumstances clearly Indicate that he jumped
overheard. He has baeu troubled for some
time past with a rush OF blood to the heart,
and appeared at times not q1ite Ut sound
mind. He is a native of ArchaDgel, aud aged
S6
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Two Suicides.

PRINCETON, Ill, Aug. 1.-Two suic des
have occurred here to-day. This morning
Chas. Harris visited Miss Belle Mercer, to
whom he had been af1ianced, and because she
refused to be reconciled, he went away and
hanged himself. This evening G. A. Welton,
prominent railroad man and auditor of the
Des Moines & Fort Dodge railaoad, blew his
brains out while an officer was reading a
warrant for his arrest on the charge of big
amy. Last April he married here Miss Eva
Gross, the daughter of wealthy farmer.
The allegation is he had wife and child in
Brooklyn. RumOrs are afloat that he had five
or six wives.
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Itcling Piles-symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspra.
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as il pin
worms were crawling in and about the rectrm :;
the private parts are sometimes affected If
allowed to continue very serious results may
follow. "Dr. Swayne's All healing Ointment
is pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter, itch,
salt rheum, scald head, erysipelas, BARRIERS
itch, .blotches; all scaly, crusty, cutaneous
eruptions. Price SO cents, three boxes for
81. %. Sent by mail to any address on receipt
OF price in currency or Scent postage stamps.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 81 Son, $50
North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa, to whom
letters should DC addressed. Sold by all prom
inent druggists.
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CatewaYo's Future.

LONDON, Aug. 14.-Ex-king of the Zulus,
Cetewayo, arrived at Osborne. It is rumored
that the queen, at an interview to be granted
him, will inform him of the decision of her
government to restore him to his kingdom
Ii is stated British resident will be appointed
to reside at Alundi, the Zulu capital, il order
to advise him on questions relative to external
relations
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a Fatal Collision,

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. "A special from
Hilger's crossing chronicles collision near
there yesterday between passenger and freight
trains of the Cleveland 6 Marietta railway
Both locomotives were wrecked, many per
sons more or less injured, and Miss Josie
Carr, who was pushed from the caboose BY
some excited person, was run over and killed
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4 New Phase.

has assumed a new phase, on account of the
reported sale of the workipgmen's organiza-
tons to enc Of the old political parties. It is
alleged the coming convention OF working
men in Philadelphia is TO be packed with
''rounders' ard "feelers," who can outvote
the laboring men and carry out plans of pol.
iticiaas. Jarrett ia consequently preparing g.
circular designed to prevent this scheme, and
it will be signed by officials represent ting 900
workingmen in the Pittsburgh district.
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FLASHES FROM FARGO.
A Paper Mil TO be Erected Immediately
The Rufus Hatch Party - Striking
Printers.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l

Printers.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.]
FARGO, D. T., Aug. 14.-Fargo is to have
full fedged paper null, with capital stock of
$4,000. I. o. Gregg, of Elkhart, Ind, a
large paper manufacturer, holds $25, O0O
worth Of stock in this enterprise and is to be
manager. Mr. Gregg arrived in the city to-day
and work on the building will begin imme-
diately.
Rufus Hatch and party returned from the
terminus Of the Northern Pacific to day and
their entire party express themselves delighted
with the trip. They go to the Dalryn pie
farm to witness the beginning of the harvest
Thiriy-fve harvesters will be put into the
field. After day spent here the party will go
to Winnipeg.
The employees of the Republican struck to-
day. Cause, rules OF the Office conflicting
with the union schedule. The proprietor is
invncible. The issue of the paper in the
morning is doubtful
Harvesting will be in full blast in the valley
by the middle of the week.
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Msjor Hatch's Funeral.

The funeral of the late Major Hatch will
take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock from
Christ church. In mentioning yesterday the
death of this well knowa and prominent citi-
zen of st. Paul the fact was inadvertently
omitted that his wife is the daughter of Mr..
A. T. @. Persou, of st. Paul. The death of
Mr.. Hatch was so unexpected and sudden that
the community was greatly shocked when
the announcement was read, and his loss will
be severely felt.
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The Striking Driver Bows.

WILKE sBARRE, Aug. 14.-At a recent
meeting of the striking drivers tonight
many OF them were in favor Of accepting
Parrish 81 Co.'s proposition to return to work
upon tie promise they should be paid the
same proportion as any other golfers in the
GiStri cf
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The Wreck of ,he Mossl.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE work of discharg-
ing the cargo of the wrecked steamer Mosel
begun last evening. The cargo is being re-
moved to make room for pumps with a view
of floating the vessel The Liverpool salvage
association with powerful tugs and machinery
are in attendance and fourteen divers have
arrived. First and third class passengers sail
tomorrow from southampton in the steam
ship General Moerder.
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THE lukewarm attitude of the Saw
dust city Tribune towards "the Fort Pill
low butchery," is evidently becoming
very embarrassing. Our neighbor should
not stand on trifes, but promptly and
without further ado welcome this "for-
midable opponent of Democracy" to the
ranks of the "grand old party"
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Municipal CCurt.
before Judge Burr. J


John German, drunk; sent to Jail for five
days.
John Tobin, drunk; paid fne Of five dol.
lars and was discharged
L. Helling, drunk; paid fine of five dollars
and was discharged. 2a
2. Gessart. assault and battery; continued
till Aug 10.
j. Kelley, drunk and d'sordorly; seat to
Jail for ten days.
Chas. Hart. assault with a deadly weapon;
continued until August 10, p rosecating wit.
ness being unable to appear.
B: Votel, assault and battery; continued
until August 10.
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A NEW paper has been started at Nor
ris, Stevens county, to bolster up the ring
candidate for ongress-Nelson. The
pine land thieves and all of their vaga-
bondish organs hail the new paper with
delight, and all is lovely in their eyes. If
the new paper had happened to support
Kindred then the thieves would have set
up howl of corruption. That is the
stop thief style of doing business.
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Crime II RauidIy Recovering

CHICAGO, Aug. III B. Grinnell, of Iowa,
is in the city. In an interview to night he
said that the town which bears his name is
rapidly recovering from its recent visitation
Sixty to seventy houses have been rebuilt,
and the college building is being restored. A
considerable number Of contributions for
thar purpose have been received. The last
came yesterday, one OF 5000, from John l.
Blair, the proprietor of Blair's railroads in
Iowa end Nebraska.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL. Aug. IS, 1882.
R0ARn or TRAnE

BOARD OF TRADE.
The board presented the came old story, yes
terday. Dizziness prevailed, and prices were
substantially the same as previously quoted
The following are the figures:
Wheat-No. hard, $l.20 bid: No.s2 hard,
$1.15 bid; No. Q, 81 bid; No. 3, S5c bid.
Corn-No. 2, re bid, 74c asked Septem-
Der, 73c bid;year, 68c asked.
Oats-No. 2 mixed, sac bid; year 1889 bid,
Csc asked; new, 47c asked.
Barley-No. 3, 75e bid; August, 75c bid;
September, soc bid; No. 3, extra, Csc bid; No.
8, s55c bid.
Rye-No. 2, 55c bid
Ground Feed-S3l asked.
Cornmeal-S30 asked.
BTan-$9.5O bid, $1,000 asked
Dressed Hogs-Sl0 asked.
POtatoes-40c.
Eggs-20c.
Sales-2 cars No. 2 mixed oats, SOC; 2 cars
No. 2 mixed oats, SIC; car No mixed oats,
53c; cars soats, sacks included, SIC.
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Tie Tariff Commis s,on

LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. 14.-The tariff
commission this morning heard representa-
tive OF pocket cutlery industry, urging an in
crease Of duty on every dozen bladed instru-
ments an increase on razors to 80 per cent. spe.
cifc, and 30 per cent. al Valorem. Frederick
E. Hawley occupied much. of the session
reading paper on the practical application
of scientific principles 10 amendment of the
ariff
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VIII not Sail at Present.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-THE Steam ship
Ashburne, for Havre, with a cargo of bulk
gram, reported to have sailed on the 18th, did
not go 20 sea, as she went ashore in the south
pass. She lies outside of the Channel, and
viii be lightered.
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TIE GLOBE HOROSCOPES z.
As 1t Oasts ITS Eisht on the Chicsgo zfar-
k3ts.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l

Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-The course OF the
wheat market was upward to-day, August
being especially on the boom, owing to the
covering by the shorts who fear squeeze.
McGeoch and Nichols are both long, but
whether or not they propose manipulating a
little | CAN'T say. The weather is fine, and as
prices are now about at point where farmers
Will sell, expect better receipts, which will
prevent any permanent advance, in my opinion.
The curb for September is 9SMc.
Corn was a trife easier and very quiet. This
is good weather for the coming crop, and at
present prices | can't see any good on the
long side. September is worth 761Sc on the
curb.
Oats steady at the decline, and as we have
already had pretty good break don't look
for much lower prices until the receipts in
crease.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Trade in
everything is SO dull that 1 can't see how
prices can be sustained.
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DEATHS 1t saraio.a.

SARATOGA, Aug. IA Judge VIM. schleg, Of
Neg Xix, formerly of Savannah, died sud-
denly at tie United States hotel to day.
Judge Wfn. NJ Leavy, Of the Louisiana state
court, died at the Pitney house.
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Bus.oess Ventures.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Aug IA charter was
granted the Foster Coal & Iron Co.; capital
stock, $500, QUO. A charter was also issued to
the Bradford Bridge Co., Pittsburgh, VIII ich
proposes the erection of brid e across the
Youghiogheny at Bradford; capital stock,
St0D Coo
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-15

THE st. Charles Union, a Republican
paper in Winona county is authority for
the statement that ttthe GLOBE is in no
sense recognized as the Democratic organ
Of the State.''' This is painful in the ex-
trpVop
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Did Wimdons Pay for This :?
[Chatfeid Democrat.

For ten years the Democrats labored for
Dunnell'S defeat, and now most heartily re-
joice at his downfall. No more of DunnelI.
The Democrats Of this district prefer to sup.
port sound, reliable Democrat for congress.
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Indicted ror Murder.

MEHERRIN, VA, Aug. IA Richard B. Gar
land, who killed Joseph Addison, of Baltimore,
in duel near Wcddeburns saw mill on the 18th
OF July last year, has been indicted for murder
and the trial begun to.ddy.
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8 Jealous, Husband .

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 14.-Wm H. War
ner and wife occupied rooms in the house OF
Greenleaf s. Brown. Warner, becoming jeal-
GUS, shot his wife aud Brown, both fatally.
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The B,-Cenienu,a, Association j..

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA The Bicenten-
Dial association viii soon forward circular
to the governors of the different states, in
viting troops to visit this city and participate
in the military display October ~, the BIZ
centennial anuiversa ry of the landing Of Wm.
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IaiinW lack.

LAREDO, Aug. i4.-For the twenty-four
hours ending at s p. n. Brownsville reports
tweaiy-four rew cases OF fever and one death:
NatamOras twcuty-one new cases and eight
ds9r rs
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Condition of Germacy'e Empress.

BERLIN, Aug. 1.-THE empress is confined
to her apartments in consequence of injuries
received by her fall. Some anxiety is felt con
corning her condition, but speedy recovery is
ho0afj for
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ut never pains but what it roars" said the
old lady about her rheumatism, Which was
ais attended by a spraiCed arm and earache
Our venerable friend used st. Jacobs Oil, and
was cured of all her sroubles.
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The following quotations giving the range
to the markets during the day were received
by NJ. DORIAN, Commission Merchant.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. ID, 10 a. n.-Spot wheat
inactive. Cargoes on passage light demand
London dull. English and French country
markets generally cheaper. Weather splendid
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Eilsiag rs Lots.

Lots in Billings, M. T., for sale by Van
C.eve & Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern
Pacific land office. St Paul, or Billings, NJ. T.
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Positive auction sale Of sixty-four splendid
St. Anthony Hill lots on Thursday, August II,
at 2 p. m, by A. H. Nicolay, auctionesr.
Don't miss it.
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At enliog, Knights of St. Paul.

The Knights of ST. Paul viii hold special
meeting Wednesday evening, August 16, at s
p. m, at Armory hall. All are requested to
attend. NJ. J. O'BRIEN, Recorder.
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an. Important Inquiry.
GChatfield Democrat

Wonder if the ST. Paul GLOBE and P. II.
Rahilly Of Wabashaw county, have been pur-
chased by Dunnell.
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b. DORAg'S REPORTS.

....NO GALES. tOHered. IBID. NIX.
SEX. nat. coup. lex. int.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The C>oee at Chicago
The GLOBE is on sale in Chicago at nsws stands of
the Grand Pacific end Palmer House.
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Financial and Stock hzsrEsts.

NEW YORK, aug. i'll a. m.-The sharp
rise in Northwestern stocks to-day is explained
mittee will meet at Saratoga, Thursday, when
important action will be taken relative TO the
disposition of a large reserve now held by the
company. The strength in Manitoba is due it
is said to the determination of making it s
per cent. stock.
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RAIL AND RIVER,

General Manager Haupt, of the Northern
Pacific, is again back at his DESK
Mr.. II. s. Barlow, the Northwestern travel
ing agent of the Lake Shore road, is in ST.
Paul.
General Freight and Passenger Agent w. s.
Alexander, of the Manitoba road, has gone
| East.
Mr.. J. E. Moore, chief clerk Of the Omaha
| land department, is summering briefly at Min
| netorka.
Fort Qu'Apelle is the present terminus of
the Canada Pacific, which has finished $50
miles in about a month.
Mr.. Henry Beatty, general manager of the
Northwestern Transportation company, Of
Sarnia, Ontario, is in st. Paul.
The new completed bridge of the Northern
Pacific. Of which one span has just been COM
ple.ed, ever the Missouri river, will cost 8
million dollars.
special train was run in from White Bear
at Northern Pacific junction by freight
train of the track.
A late report shows tie total number of
miles of road in operation belonging to the
Northern Pacific is 1,O30S miles, with $685.
miles under construction.
The president Of the Duluth road went to
Daluth in special car last night. Gov. Hub
bard was to have accompanied him, but pub.
tic business OF importance prevented.
A survey along the north side of Canon lake
from Farlb2nlt to Watertown is in progress,
it being the purpose Of the Milwaukee road
10 construct line between those two points.
Uncle Rufus Hatch and party were heard
from BE- telegraph yesterday. They left Fargo
yesterday at 6 o'clock p. N. and started for
Winnipeg. They will pass three Or four days
on the Canada Pacific.
Thursday there will be picnic of the car ac-
countants of sill the roads, to MinnetoDka
The officers Of the Manitoba road have granted
the use Of their cars, as also the Belle of Min
netone, for the boys and their families, ard
their girls, where they are not as yet family
men
Five emigrant families from Finland yester.
day arrived in St. Paul, bound for Stephen, in
the Red River valley. This is the first install
ment Of Finnish recruits for the North west,
but the emigration department of the Mani
toba road has information that movement is
under way in Finland and others are coming.
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Afternoon Board Quotasiens.

GOVERNMENTS.
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Stage OF water, four feet four inches, which
is loss of one inch in twenty -four hours.
The good steamboat Mary Morton, Of the
Diamond 10 line, arrived yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock and will leave this evening at 4
O'Clock.
The good steamboat War Eagle, OF the
Electric Light line, will arrive this morning
with $50 passengers and depart at O'Clock
this afternoon with the same number on her
down trip.
The new and beautiful river yacht, Henry
W. Longfellow, was crowded on all her trips
last Friday, but ii was the lament of the pas
sengels that SO delightful an excursion
should be impaired by the unlawful obstruc-
ton to navigation caused by the vast quanti-
ties of E&w-dust and slabs which are dumped
into the river by the mills at Minneapolis.
The owners Of the Long fellow fear they may
be compelled to abandon The enterprise OF
connecting st. Paul AID Fort Smelling by
rapid river transportatioA. zlany OF the bars
between st. Paul and the fort are in a wretch
ed condition with saw-du6t and kindling
wood. On Saturday, some CT the stuff goI
into one OF the LoDgfellow'S wheels and dis
aoled her. She is now undergoing repairs.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
State Securities-Neglected.
BOnds-Railroad bonds dull,

Stocks-The stock market opened strong,
and generally H@M per higher, the later
for Northwestern, while 81. Pau, s. Manitoba
opened 4S per cent. higher in early trading,
and declined A@14 per cent, which was fol
lowed by an advance of A@1X per cent.
Oregon & Transcontinental, St. Paul, Lake
Erie & Western and Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western were prominent, while Northwestern
preferred sold up per csht. and common SO
per cent, but the latter reacted Il per cent.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Money 316 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 51s@6 per cent. Bar silver, s1.13L
Sterling exchange steady; s4.s515 long, $3.50
sjoht
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AILTkCZEa.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago 45,7S4 bushels
shipments S30,9SS.
Year wheat closed in Chicago at 971lc.
Year corn closed in Chicago at 671Sc.
Year oats closed in Chicago at 35c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-03
PERSONAL.

J. S. MORTON, the Democratic candi-
date for governor of Nebraska, foots his
own campaign bills.
MIR. BARRETT, the father of Lawrence
Barrett, the actor, died at his homo in
Baltimore few days ago.
JOSIAH Quincy, son of the celebrated
lawyer, legislator and orator of that name.
has died at Wallaston, Quincy Mass, aged
80 years.
DIR. LANDS, who is still at large and
now puts D. D. as we'll as NJ D. after his
name, has started scientific Church, in
Steinway hall, New York. Admission.
25 cents; reserved seats, so cents. This
stroke of business is the best feature of
the enterprise.
GENERAL SHERMAN, in a speech at Fort
Leavenworth, recently, told how during
his Atlanta campaign he had his ma,,s
printed on Muslin. so as not to tear in tho
wind, bat he added that they soon became
scarce because they were SO handy for
handkerchiefs.
EX-GOvERNOR ABNER COBURN, "the
richest man in Maine," is now so years
old, venerable in appearance. but remark
ably halo and vigorous. His hair and
whiskers are snowy white, but his eye is
clear, his hand steady and step elastic.
lie has no clerk to keep his accounts nor
secretary to write his letters, but does it
all himself, although it is task of no
mean proportions. He spends an hour
every day at the bank of which he is
president, and keeps close watch upon
every detail OF its operations.