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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 30, 1880

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. ut 4 “4 , “ —- 3% -* > mat ? , a 7 - 4 oe a — *" ny " — a — pits Sek — aid Bs “4 he . “= q as : h ; . r . ? “4 i ~ 7 fhen a moval ef the Commissioner of the Ministry of Public Worship comes up woe kg Ay wooly cw a wer = ieree | excuse this liberty, but I have jong looked | false statements as to the condition of the bank Ts Con. : for discussion next week in the Prussian | and it was supposed that the difficulty ocak forward to your coming, and nave at last | Of which he was adirector. To this indict- Fe =” ¢ Py — Diet Bismarck will take the opportunity to | nated in some sort of a woman " scrape a ogee — ta Statements you | daily papers. And now, as above mentioned, Millard appeared for the Supervisor and ex- ‘ ober, ty that Schurz had proof of Hayt’s crooked | new field artillery regiment is to be station ed **Do you mean to Say you are a reporter??? S00 GAY SRS RORY OSS ee es heave Ne a cased Chas Ee s¥.40,° . : transactions, and he is much cen- | , a ‘That? :, a ccecanin long looked impatiently forward to hear and | Words were exchanged when Mayor Bowman 7 ’ Ease" at Metz, and heayy artillery isto be divided . hat’s abuut the size of it. see your grand first-class opera; and I have delivered an opinion of Mr. Millard not at al! a sured for not having dismissed among the fortresses of Alsace-Lorraine le rose hastily and got as far away|from the | not the money toauttend, go I am just about flattering to the gentleman. Mr. Millard be- ‘Hing and Hayt earlier. ne rumored, ———+—— —e wd yes = poe . Good morning, | heart-broken as well as financially. It was a | C®™e Very angry and attempted toraise a a 7 © | too, that a good deal of gouging in Indian ‘Russia. see no reporters at all ‘Good pmo whe pated pj moms to me last evening that I fast tf mere get on Mr. Millare gh : . . 4 r ' ‘ ‘ . r ¢ z x ; $ ? us J , yv ; 0. . - supplies has been going on, and that other LONDON, January 30.—In connection with | want to publish any etatement sian eos it pr gee it wendy sae ered ‘ "the chair yt a, pe « . By thi ~ th in e officials of the Bureau are as deep into the announcement that Gen. Tergukaasoff has ws he ou will a | say that the account | beautiful. For the remaining five nichts o after Mr. Bowman concluded his opiniva = verything in the Line o tas Hayt. On many ocea- | one to Tiflis to. participate in the | Published in the Globe-Democrat was an | seat in the gallery would cost $8 75, besides | dulet was restored. ‘Ne Blacd was shed: aa oe Sve sions Mr. Hayt has approved papers | council of war to decide whether | publish that orleave it, 2s you like.??” precae peta . r win books. _ elias vai Ty pe involving large expenditures without Indian the Turcoman campaign shall be defen- “a hear of McKinney’s condition?’’ | not like to feel that fae aains ppt ong Legal Notes. ‘es . agents having first been authorized to make | sive or offensive, the Moscow Courier “Well he's dplew.?? so I willtry to pay something if you will only Judge Boyle’s court adjourned yesterday ' ‘ old . the purchases. This is contrary to the rules, | 84ys: It is believed the majority of the offi- ‘*1’m sorry to hear it—very sorry to hear it ae ee as to help me to hear the opera. | until to-morrow ing. oundry, _| but Hayt pleaded rush of business. Ham- | cers composing the military council at Tiflis | but I couldn't help it--what I did was in pure | seen fur better days g Be’ GEER wocalware Judge Wickham’s courtwas not im session INO. 2 ary Or a OmM)p e © u ; ** How can you prove it?’? : an ' s \ : ) failed. Congress will investigate the whole | Consequence of the tearcity of beasts of bur- ‘*Never cok os y ~ cin statement [I may refer to Prof. rt omar L. aire is eon filed a é . — iness. Ne : J ‘nis- | den. It is also believed that Gen. V g esxart i west almene, also Prof. E. M. Bowman, both of petition for divorce against her husband at —_ at BOTT OM PRICHS at busin¢ churz and others of the Adminis r — : a —_ Von Sach, my ho are your witnesses?’ this city. Very respectfully yours ’ Henry Crawford, on the grounds of y oem LES. ) tration ure very reticent as to the reason for | W%° has gone to Tiflis, will assume the com- Mf 1s a of your business. ’ f B. R. NicHoLas, tion. j = eS SM 181-1) |} ast. mand of the Trans-Caspian forces, the health aon. MD pot is do 1 0a Sa Py Wl 1400 Franklin avenue. The ease against the officers of the Keokuk re. 609 611 THE SUGAR QUESTION. of Gen. Tergukassoff being seriously impair- | this case?” roe Tere St. Louis, January 20, 1600. Northern Line Packet Company for the ap- se Mrs, } } Before the Ways and Means Committee to- ed. “Well, it don’t make any difference. I oe ee sig pointment of a receiver was continued during — , ; , , eee CRD GER don’t propose to tell thing ll ab AN APPLE MAN’S LIFE. the day before Judge Lindley. — 613 Gay, in considerigg the suger question, the Great Britain. it.’? vito id Bike tactsiagsl ay ‘ To-morrow is the last day of the December fact was shown that Assistant LONDON, January 30.—John Locke, Liberal ‘‘Ts it true that there was a woman atthe | Giovanni Baptiste Botto Talks of | term of the Cireuit Court, asthe February —— 2 FOU RTH. Secretary French, of the Treasury, | member of Parliamant for Southwark, is bottom of the case, as all the reports run?’’ Ways and Aieans of Supply and De- term begins next Monday. Appeals in cases >a to 14, brought two men from Demarara a year or | dead; aged 75 | Whos, see here, gig you can pump mand, : te rs — presens pei Big have to be. B.S men ; tify i : “ti Sinise Neg me as long rou tik ont ge | efore to-morrow night. =~ | Bulla : — : Se : . twoagoto testify in behalf of the United | A Vienna dispatch denies. the statement | anything Ce ee ee but you won’t get; foungers about the Four Courts have, no pisces Bes. - and " States Government ino the Baltimore sugar case | telegraphed from St. Petersburg that Austro- °*Tell me the woman’s name and I’lilet | doubt, often noticed the good-natured old ABOUT TOWN | fora O Ci-- rah 1 } These men swore that Demarara sugars were | Hungary, England aad France have agreed to you byrne : a a Italian apple vender, Geovanni Baptiste Botto, a . Aa il may : artificially colored. Immediately after they | make a joint represemtation tothe Porte for : mame. 99 you nothing at all, ——,sothere | wnose weather-beaten old face and frosty THE School Board Committee on Satary and at ; — : were given good positions in the New York | the speedy execution of the provisions of the | ‘‘All right, my polite friend; allow me to old smnile move backward and forward through Building meets this evening. rom P ’ : | Custom-hou Judge Mackey, of South Carolina, has been clauses of the bill forthe abolition of slavery | — —— a ez his attorney was sell eS ce ctxt nee ais to aimee Aa hese commaneed be - ore Judge : y, ors ™ aes ni a bE is ag taken down to the jail. The theft charged is °*S0 ¥V ‘Crage ano or sixty Cents & | &' : . bnidard >it nto rt Ja Fourth was [et in the city for several weeks, and iu an inter- in consequence of the divergence of opinion of an Iron } Mountain “ ms tne day. Can you live on that?” Mrs. Walsh, at the latter’s house, to complain % ‘ Peet. view upon the Presidential question asserts between the House and the Senate. tieket worth $40, and the general impression **Ob, yes—I ta Racine ty “4 Sa of the tee ste Pega aga — es ~ ' ros ni : anes Gan is that Mr. Koeppe is innocent of the charge. | MY OWN room, 1 COOK Myself, and so ft live for ; unced the otber’s. ‘ his fealty to Grant. Iie says, however, that Italy. adi pl haatideer wud Bhi baat tte two-bits a day. You see | buy ten | last the matter grew personal between the ——— a sane AMUSEMENTS. — ae wees BP aes : AMUSENENTS. his State is for Sherman, ard that the con- FLORENCE. January 30.—Brunereau, the | The Cold Spell Coming. cents meat and a little bread fa = which Rats * Mie hm Mrs. W. cures ——- " ’ 7 ——$—$ above, and at rae stands 7 . . . put up or that the loud-mouthed speculators atie . in: wenn oe man, Bartlett, N. M. Garland, Duncan, J. T. Gar- me that the feeling of disaffection | and it was found the person was still alive. Virginia 9° below. At this city this morning *‘On, some of them reech. They make | forever hold their peace. Reing pressed upon rats SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 18ST, ~~ Garens, Sreee ond Aeeeneer. a reuse : 1 k hades b th h tal the mercury marked 43° above zero, and is thirty, forty dollar a day. Maybe I have a | this point the two openly schoiatianl that , its Positive appearance for this night ouly of the emi- enefit of the STREET BOYS’ HOME. and the war spirit hat or some time past He was taken ba o the ospita ' failing at the present time stand some time myself, then 1 make money | neither had the mone nor in fact enough tained nent authorand poet, Seats for sale at the box office of the theater. b ainin n ascendency with them H ee —————— ” ‘ : t ” Y» color : . _ . . = " a — een gaining 4 y , e THAT LECTURE COURSE 00. met: funds to gratify another thirsty desire of the Ines, ME. THRODORK TILTON, THE BALDWIN HOMICIDE said some of the scouts had, previous to por nace ” Boesch, the Suicide. ** How much have you got saved up?’’ crowd. ar for With his © lebrated Entertainment, eutitled 3 - saad Thornburgh’s fight, been warned the Indians A C Ragshawe’s Explanation—‘‘In avl Toei a al : : ; Uh, ss ittle over two bunder ollar, I 5 ipa : 2 « had ‘ec e — ma ae i . ° 5S or Carl Friedrich Boesch. the man who was | make more in summer. CITY PERSONALS . ry in li 3 m™ I te) Ne | > As K. 9 The gg oN Age ar trp of Mrs. would attack the troops at or near Bear Riy- the Sweet By-and-By. found on a vacant lot on Thirteenth and Cass eae , , . a __ ! : sidwin From Grief. . ini ) ;. A.C. Bagshawe and George A. , a ais ; 4 ' —— ¢ RNAY. ae ee om Sale Bt box-olice. 7 ee oo CINCINNATI, January 30.—On the heels of er and that the general opinion among _ mossys om ro di a oe : M2 * * a ae am geo 8 gt 8 ' Pie eae Se i ae ee ieee. eee & . 7 ; : . - é 4 S - “a et soe Fol ey oe a Mey i. o _ ¢ . on? ? oo ~ > + ‘ n, . > be ~ by . , Sa - b* ; 4 oa . ‘ ~ ™~ a ™ : 7 > % = — 4 are . . , Yom re *S Po 4. : o~

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