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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

Summer Law Lectures. mine weekly, be-
gin 18th July. 1853, and end 18th Eeptenbar. have
proved OF stlnAl ute-lit, 10 students, who design
10 purIue their studies at this or other Law School;
%, 10 those who propose TO read privately and 50.
.IyItenAiic instruction. For circular apply n. D.
University Of VA) 70 JOHN b, MINOR Prof. Con
and Stat law. H-." ts mYQ1 NgH4W
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has been contracted for by the South Jet:
sey farmers ats and S. per ton, delivered
at the canning establishments. The yield
promises to be large. This market Is first
supplied each season with tomatoes rom
Bermuda, then from the Southern States,
and now the Jersey production is coming
in tYaalv
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'OR ]. {. SMlTH
No. 1904 Chapiine street.
wv Near fourteenth Street.

,-1.nc. Of 4 phJlClAn's anccea t1G
1ns Syt q Ss pSuGnS. INC increasing demands SsH1i
isi5aI5 E!siS = sils ;S sits .l E:S' Sh saRi7 a s%os.S ssi
kCOy1blyA na lAUI aurntS name without peFni+
NJ lnsIet W. sFs many bundled Certificates
Son, thoosh. dm hEye cured after they mad Deep
FuaoanetS many many Jesr, hospital r1pehsace ~
9 15 !: PPS;:Issis @4B SssaitaH!HI s:s aTs u.s.: sss :
u1tGu g HSE 81 and / IASuy give tho paIsntmy
e1r y p0"N
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MEDICAL.

n. ...as or a,e .1ss ID 2 anime 5RR1H eoaa 155i5 \
~ tsiE NJ te.i "A wdlef many yeAn GG9, avg
" h 1 1stlnfpiihea tsrn. The poor victim Of
tlsIii 'diIIE.I %itI Ioiiits to cure him
= ss !. = "a Ia' FS son . Sa.i1 SssiSs q n m nEttSi;
~ 4, sf assi. : osa y a, Fs@f faia Ss 81 d Ign q:
j. 'e $685.; "a b :s:$d ! !. is' S %aY iT EoI,s more
/. ErA'ei so2 ia. Il SntldOtes lhIs IetcnIi'
sit,S1issu ,Lslsi ~ ,Se system, aud bhngt 'he sui
lrIoo; i p ssI II aud naPptnes:;,, ~ syG n R $esSs
30 sss,st lE gSt cJune O!Ihs remedy
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Prom Eminent Or. .. C..Clark, OswoEo.

"coldep's Liquid Beef Tonic is by far the
best Of all tho preparations Of the kint-food
and tonic that 1 have ever used. To the
sufferer from chronic diseases, or the coz
vale,cent, 1t Is invaluable, as 1t Is both
nourishing and Strengthening" Take no
other.) OF druggists. MwFkw
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q By all druggists and mailed on receipt
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suttoH'S euro will Immediately relieve
Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex, T.
Young. Dkw
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Recitcs the Inside history OF y Georgia
Caucus In which Drer Rabbit Plays it
on RFer R'AF.
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., a REWARD!

.,ov Chemist who will ind, on an
Erlb,Iaia %I.s 4 :, 9, one particlcof Mercury,
Lri,o, Nv or ny mineral substance,
loi!as fO the ) IFT srEclFic CO;
Drawer ., Atlanta. Ga.
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WILL you suTrxE with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shiioh's Vitalizer Is guaranteed
TO cure you. Sold by MrLain Brothers, aud
Alex. 7. Young. pAw,
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1888.
Ten Separate Schools, including school Of History
and School OF English. Full courses In a and
Medicine extending throughout the session.. In.
lArged faculties for study Of Physical sciences aud
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped chem
lcal labfatoTy. Thorough courses In Ancient aud
Modern languages and htGraturc. T6xt books at
cost. Necessary expenses not over SI7o. For cat.
alogue and other information address ie.7
ssll-sG SF-lh ", L. WIlSo;s, President
aus N0FRAntowH. W. Va.
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AIlan's Soluble Medical Bougies.

No nauseous dose OF cubebs. copaiba or oil OF EaR-
dial wood that are certain to produce dyspepsia BY
destroying the coat!ngs OF the stomach. Price
SL.6O. Gold by all druggists, or mHiled on receipt
oiphce, For further particulars send for circular.
P.o o. Boz 1888.
J.C ALLAN co. nIIpE
Iy2NvAR 3John Street. New York. VunEI
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Tux Rev. George H. Thayer, Of Bourbon,
Ind. says: "Both myself and wife owe our
lives n Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young.
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FoR Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have q printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Sniloh's VitaliEer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. 7.
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Thirteen Years Dyspepsia.

~ suffered with dyspepsia for thIrteer
years. writes John Albright E;q OlColum
bus, Ohio. Samaritan NaVhls cured me-
As il always cures sach disorders. AT drug
gists. MwRAw
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EVERY color OF the Diamond Dyes Is per.
feet. Unequaled for brilliancy. See the
samples Of the colorGd cloth at the druggists.
NHRAH
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Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give Immediate relief. Price l0c, 500
and ST.. Sold by McLaia Brothers, and
Alex. 7. Young. D4w
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tLITIInd 0n my plAnaElon 2 toI,
gt, ytGrs ago ! iS sdTS diseased. He LtSted tsat
q ~ - s sIS'' ss o s 4 4. SSp Ss:s tsi. = s;Gl s. B ssss
tFsii,I pU..On, Anu y cure hIn. | treated him
= III tr' eli ii W. md ia a short time he was
N, tSII , q ee!nS' AZ moi had 5 y mp!Tm o. tue
,,,5t mi we'll 'iuL"' J" D. Il. HUGHES.
Stsa,s ,ioee.
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THAT HACKING CouuA can be 10 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
Sold by McLain Brothers, and Alex. T.
Young, DGW,
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.,,.n,p who had been 6Cnans fiI TO hi his :
o.. Efn.lIs'1 vim N]elsuri.l RhS ~ ise bishSss
y q ~ sar,I entirely AH GgiEEs 4 BERRY,
Az 4 SIS. LhattAnoCga, Tenn.
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sHrLoH's Couen and Consumption Cure is
sold by US on q guarantee. II cures con.
sumption. Sold BY McLain Brothers, and
Alex. r. Young. p4w.
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IAinsly Institute,

wHEELIHd; w. va.
2 AlIberRliy endowed Institution for the education
Of boys and young men. Fullc Orps O Inexperienced
and competent instructors. Thorough instruction
Is given In the English. Classical, Scientific und
Preparatory Branches, and Students are \ pafed
for College, the higher schools Of science or euh'
mess. The
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
furnishes careful training in Bookkeeping. Com.
msrcial Arithmetic and other kindred branches,
and daily practice aud recitltiOus are required. In
the German department special attention Is paid
10 the spoken language, and thlsdepAttment lS0pcn
70 students moi otherwise connected with the
school. Three thor0lghly Organized Literary So
c.eties are conducted BY the Students with the aid
Of the various instructors. During the coming year
+ THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
win DO under the care OF an experieneedgrsduRie
OF the Indiana, Pa. State h0E1Ol School, and
speciaf attention will DO paid to the common
English branches. Drawing will be added TO the
regular course. Students from the neighpoIing
ownsc can have their classes 50 arranged as 70 allow
them the privilege Of returning 70 thtis homGs by
the most convenient tiaihS, and thus tediOux de.
lays at the railway stations may be avoided Next
term viii begin September 81 Terms low. Send
tyM Principal,
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By Dr.. Frazier's Magic Ointment. Cures
as ifby magic, Pimples, BLACK Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti.
full: Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Gore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold BY all druggists and mailed on receipt
]. F. s6irk and Logan & Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. DkW
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"HAcKxErAR sitting aud fragrant per.
fame. Price IS IN I cents Sold BY Nc.
Lain Brothers, ADaA Vt. Young.
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LYDIA PMxHAM's Vegetable Compound
is daily working wonderful cures in female
dlseases. ---. -.- MwH&w.
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t~. .,,o Al co Der bAt!c; large size
Hae.; S aoanIe quantity ll.7S per bottle: Al
~.,vllit
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UNIVERSITY.

For both sexes. 18Th year begins Wedres0Ay, Sept.
9Th. Classical and fhIIosoLhlGalcouItcs with Eie-
pAratory and TeacherS' Department. $40 pays tut
lion and all inddentalS Que year. Expenas kept
low for ponr but worthy students, Good facilities
for study Of Music, DrRWlng aud Printing. StRnd-
ard nf study ranks with best In State. NO saloons.
Healthiul, beautiful location, ktudentS received
at anytime. Address
T. HoArsoS, n. d, rrett,
Iy9NwFAw WestcfJille, o,
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COMMERCIAL ~pEpARTMRNT
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

8 county, Notherly csru, Coed Boarding., Delightful
LocStior and Reasonable Charges.
Mt. DeChautal Academy,
'S'"i HrAR HHrttrHs, v. va.
The thirty.IouIth year OF THU well known Behool
Tor Girls, under tho charge Of thssztan Of b VS..
ltAtton, opcnsen thslftntl Monday Of September
next, and continues Ten month"; tjgfE ~
r Pupils received Of any Tine ii tA9se0doa. Ff
ThoSe who Gealfe 10 place thett daughters Ia Gu
institution Atiorlinge 1oaptionally good adERntAEe1
In the way Of heAlLhtul and delightful location, OK.
Ct the handE Of lifelong teachers, IN every depart.
mont Of female etlc4tion, including tho mOdorn
languages and smrAdc, Rts ndbonAbla rates,
thould send tore catalogue otJhisEchooL Address
tDIRECrgHssI OF THK ACADEHY- &
o. TJk ILslTATI0E,
EtiEt3 EtfIiiiE HI. DE- CgAHfIL, D.
iY24IpAw iii! LII Near N1nkiinR. ". Va.
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GntdIlqetuen


NGltA. Ne.. es nd 81 Taprite9th streeL
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MAKE NOTICE.

PAiGter, Contractor and Builders will ind Il To-
their advantage before purchasing their FuppiIes
10 call and examlnC my Immense stock Of Paints,
OIL, GlASs, Sash, Door, and Building Supplies,
which am selling a. Rock Botton Prt0s.
W, A. WILSON,
ile l2lS Main Street.
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THE genuine SARATOGA HIGH Rock spRINe
WArER, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
battle or gallon. Address all orders TO the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
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baltimore, MD.-MT. VERNON
ID Institute, 10 Nj. vCrrr n tlre. Home PoGrd.
Ing and Day School for young ladies. Founded In
1859 MRS a. J. JoNEo and MRL. MATILAND,
assisted BY able Professor. Beautifully situated
ironiIng Warrington Monument Square. Ian.
guAges practically taught Circulars on SpD'Ication.
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It will keep them fresh and Gwes. for many days
and doe! nGtimp1It The SligLtest foreign tASto 70
the articles treated It Is 20 llh pie IN operation
that 4 child eau follow the objections, Is as harm.
less ~ salt and ccAts only = fraction Of a cent TO =
pound o. meat, fish, butter OF cheese or 10 q quart
OF milk. This IL no h imbuR; It IA endorsed by
such men a. ProL. Samuel ". Johnson OF Yale Col
lSge. Gold by druggists aud groceiG. Sample
pounds sent pre- paid by mall or express las we IRE.
ief) on rec lot OF price. Name your e1prcsS ofiics.
VLandine bard for meat; OteAn Wave for fish and
sea food: Snow Flake for milk. butter and cheese;
Anti.FermenL Ant.Fly and Anti'Anld, 300 per
pound each. Pearl for cream: Queen for egg, and
Aqua. Vitae for fluid extrlct', 81 par pound each.
The HumlstOn Food Preserving Co.,
a Kilby street, Boston, Mass.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14

nc session and by ourselves in private. 1 fear
. pore down rather hard on Brother Miller
in,tlnatlng the obviousness of his attempt to
pace ustlce Bradley under his kind tutelage,
anu MS possible eagerness to proceed immedi
a'eiy' because ne feared the effect of enlighten-
inehV upon the mind of his protege. Of course
~ WORDS were not SO broad as
'hese. Both Miller and myself spoke with
sutnclent warmth as to cause this incident to be
aIterWard referred to by our colleagues as the
only unpleasant one of ali our sessions.
:, VI course am not at liberty to tell you every
thii = Vi our secret sessions. Perhaps l have
SAID TOO much already, but wish to add one
more incident and then L am done. 1t was just
at tne close OF our business, and Hayes was to
be president. was sitting in one of the su-
preme court chairs, when Justice Miller. happy
and smiling over the result. came nm
and placing his arm along the back of nv seat,
said: swell, Brother -, our work is done,
and l am glad to say it is my firm belief every
one of us has voted on every occasion lust as
his convictions and best judgment directed -
''Brother Miller,'' said, ''there is one ques-
ton want to ask you before l assent to that
proposition, and if you will answer it in the
affirmative will agree with you in what you
have just said. Are you prepared to declare
that in case the presidency of the United States
had not depended on our decisions the
votes would have been all the time as they
were?''
He admitted he could not so declare, and 1
said: $50; that is great admission for you to
make" and think we have never met since.
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THE FAIk At SIBERIAN HALL.

The Mount Zion Ladies Being Well Patron
ized-The Balloting just Getting Under
Way-Other Gifts Put Up for Popular
Suffrage-Great Fair Dinner this After
noon.
The receipts of Mount Zion fair on
Monday night were $1,000, and last even
ing, Notwithstanding the biting weather,
there was good attendance, and the in
come was about $500.
An elegant horn ornamented easy chair
for the most popular member of the st.
Paul Rife club, started off with vote for
Albert Scheffer of 20 and Arthur Koenig
of 10, with John Pfster VIM. Buckhardt,
Henry Grunhagen, Richard Zolkowitz
and Ernst Werner as contestants.
The votes for a cutter for the best ply
stefan stood: DIR. Owen 5, Dedolph 10,
Wheaton 10. Bronze statuary and pedes-
tai to most popular attorney-C. D.
O'Brien Is, w. P. Warner 5, Chas. Kline
most popular member of ST. Paul Social
club-Alfred Guiterman II, Louis Plech-
ner 2, Albert Rose Is, Morris Goodkind s.
Porcelain plaques to best housekeeper-
Mesdames Wechsler -. Levy 10, Good
hluu ~, IhoIS ouelcTA Id, hoSc 1o OlIb
to most popular young lady-Miss
N. Rosenfeld, Fannie Good
kind and Ida Bergman each IS.
Doll to best little girl-Laura Morgan
stein IS, Minnie Weiss 7, Jennie Sternberg
10, Mamie A. Weiss A, Birdie LJo ns 2.
Bronze statuary to most popular travel
ing mans. M. Herman 10, NJ. Warshuner
20, Max Leopold II, M. Buxbaum 2, Her
man Weiss 3,Aaron Rosenblatt 2, Max Fran
KEEL %.
At the rattle of Mrs. j. Morgenstein on
Monday night, P. R. L. Hardenberg be
came the possessor of finely embroider-
ed fire screen, and last night Mrs. Max.
| Leopold won a pretty set of painted plates,
h. Sternberg an English silk umbrella,
Max. J. Morgansrein a handsomely en-
| broidered table spread.
Grand fair dinner to-day from u to 8
o'clock, and fair open every afternoon but
Saturday, and evening but Friday for the
balance of the week.
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THE WARD 8IURDER.

What the Grand Jssyy Hare DOne-PrOs-
poets OF COncictiOn.
The Grand Forks correspondent of the Chica-
go Times, after Eoting the Indictment of Col.
Uline for the m urder of the Ward boys, saws:
The other persons, whose names were not
read, are known to be W. G. Harrington. Hugh
M. Clarkey, Pat Mcqueen, William Ledfofd.
Dennis Maloy, George Carpenter, Buckham
Lacy, Thomas Burns, Richard Turpin,
John Bell and G.. H. Cole. The dis
trict attorney has been very careful in conduct
ing the examination, and there is little doubt of
conviction. Everything has been quietly done.
and consequently the idea gained ground that
nothing would be accomplished. 1t is thought
all accused will be convicted, though they will
have good counsel and will make strong fight
The defense viii be that they were
attacked by the two young men aud had to
shoot both or lose their lives. Elliott
who was with the Wards, will be a valuable wit
ness in the case. The other persons indicted
will probably be brought in from Devils
Lake and arraigned early next week. A special
term OF the court viii probably be held for the
trial.
Dakota people feel relieved that the jury
found indictments, for they wish to see the law
vindlcatcd Although the friends Of the Ward
boys have appeared TO be idle, no move was
ever mad9 by the murderers that has not been
noted by one Of the best Of Pinl1erton's detec-
tives Their daily doings at DEVILS Lake since
the murder are in black and white, as the trial
will show. The case has been slsillfully con-
Quoted, and there seems little doubt of conyic-
ton. Uline has secured as bondsmen Alexan-
der Griggs, NJ. l.. Mccormack, E.. Smith. A:
W. Smith, j. S. Eshelman, w. M. Bud9e and
Reddy Dunn.
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MODJESKL.
PERSONAL.

F. j. Saver, Duluth, is at the Mer-
chants.
W. j. Anderson, Grand Forks, is at the
Merchants hotel.
Robt. P. Dowse, Dulth, and F. Barnard,
LIE Sueur, are at the Merchants.
Hon. NJ. Holmstrom, of Cokato, Wright
county, visited st. Paul yesterday.
Samuel Wilkison, Jr., New Tacoma, W.
T., is registered at the Merchants.
General Alexander, of the st. Paul &
Manitoba road has gone up along the line.
Hon. R. B. Langdon, of Minneapolis.
was down on visit to the state house yes
terday.
0. M. Osborne, of the Idaho division of
the Northern Pacific railroad, WIS at the
Merchants hotel yesterday.
Chas. A. Jewett, assistant freight agent
of the Central Iowa road, and Mr.. Baker.
general manager of the Manitoba North
western, are in town.
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SALTWATER GLOBULES.

Several quite important cases are to be
tried at this term of court. Of the num-
Der is a suit to test the validity of tax
titles.
Fred E. Lee, district agent of the Man
ufacturers' Fire and Marine Insurance
company, of Boston, made this city a
brief visit yesterday.
AS fast as the;steamboats return from
down the river they are laid up for the
winter. Navigation may be considered
fairly over for the season.
In the choice of members of the council
in this city, politics have never cut much
of figure. OF the nine aldermen four are
Democrats and four are Republicans, and
one Independent. BY the election OF Mr..
Burke in the First ward, the political com
plexion of the council remains unchanged
John T. Burke received the nomination
for member of the city council at the
caucus held on Monday evening. The
people Of the First ward could not have
made better selection. Mr.. Burke will
probably not have any opponents ut the
polls to-day, as q nomination in this case
ia equivalent to election.
The runaway team yesterday morning
could have been easily halted at the corner
of Third and Chestnut streets had it not
been for soma boys pet ours yeIping at
the heels of the frightened horses, causing
them to run with increased sreej. For
tunately no damage was done, which was
not the fault of the ours with which the
CITY Ia overrur
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RREWNrEN.S IICTORr.

Brewster, Attorney General, has Just had
another triumph in a Washington court
Hallett Kllbourn, member of Boss Shep-
ards ring refused to answer lot of cues
tious put to him by Congressional COM
mittee; he refused to bring his books to
the committee for them to pry into. He
bluffed the inquisitive Congressman, and
they got mad and put him in the ''Cave''
under tho hall of Representatives and I'M
dertook to keep him there until he would
answer their inquisitorial questions re-
garding the transactions of Boss Shepard
and his Oonfederates in robbing the Dis
trict government. But Kilbourn was an
an Ohio man and the more the committee
crowded him the more he wouldn't answer,
and in the end the high and mighty
committee directed him to be released.
hllbourn turned around and sued congress
for SS50,000, John G. Thompson, the Ser
geant-at-arms, being the nominal
ueienaant' The suit has
dragged along and last week verdict of
$4,000 was decreed the plaintiff The
Boston Herald, in spasm of virtuous in
diSnation denounces the verdict holly.
but that is the Republican style of cover
ing up and keeping out of sight rascsli-
ties that escape getting into court. Kill
bourn being an unofficial scamp the Her,
aid feels justified in putting on Peck
snifiisn airs:
One moro outrageous verdict to be charged to
a Washington jury. The twelve Ignorant or
corrupt men who passed upon Hsllett kilbcurn's
case and awarded him 900 will do co 20 with
the star route and other juries, who have about
buried the idea of getting justice done in WISH
ingtor.
Justice never will be done in Washing
ton until the present regime is entirely
deposed. Blaine and Window and some
other relics of Boss Sheperd's palmy days
have been shifted Off, but John Sherman
and the Brewster-Arthur dynasty still re-
main. When that crop of operators" can be
retired to private life the country may
hope for q different order of things than
has been the fashion for number of
years. If any body has any law suits TO
bring against the government they will do
well to hurry them up while Brewster is at
the head of the Department of Justice.
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to a rousing encore. He sang "Good Bye"
composed by Tosti, in reply most acceptably.
received with great favor. Mr.. Duke F. Smith
played the waltz op. SO in fiat, and caprice,
written by himself, in manner which called
forth much applause. He bowed his acknowl-
edgements, but was compelled to respond, and
gave waltz by himself very artistically.
The quartette "Good Night" from Martha,
and spring song 'Pinsuti," given by Misses
Rand and PREM, Messrs. Dorgan and Buckelew,
were finely given and were encored.
The st. Paul Ideals sextette has already been
noticed in their concert. They fully sustained
their reputation.
The Misses Pillsbury and Wright, of Minneap-
ellis, did not appear.
Prof. Frank Wood performed the office of ac-
companyist in his usual perfect style. Alto
gether the affair was eminently successful.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14
must

The effort of Mr.. VerInilye to bring
Gen. Myers back to Minnesota to answer
to the criminal charge of adultery de-
velops the fact that Gen. Myers prefers
to fight Vermilye at long range. He has
retained Judge Flandrau, who is opposing
the issue of the requisition, movement
that seems little odd, in view of the
Generals warm asseveratlons of limo
cence. The Governor has not YET decided
upon the matter, but it is thought will
come to q conclusion to-day.