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The Troubles Of the BeIlaire Cob
let Works.

Bellalrs Independent.
Some time ago Mr.. Morgan received .
notification through the postofice to dis
charge the employees at the Goblet Works
on or before June 18th, and informing
him that II he did not do SO he and his
property were marked for destruction.
This kind Of interference In the private
business Of men seems strange in this free
land. Nothing Is better calculated to
still further damage the condition Of the
working man than q resort to such meas.
urss as this.-His destruction Of life and
property will not increase his chances Of
employment ut r%emunerative wages. Hia
ruin Of his employer must result In his
further and greater Inconvenience. We
understand the owners Of the Goblet
Works propose, in the future as in the
past, to attend 70 their own business, and
while they regret that any i'll feelings er.
lists against them they ieel that they have
In no way been the cause oil 1t. They will
continue to pursue their WI way unless
disturbed by actual violence.
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DHGNIX SALOON 4 RESTAURANT
No. 6 WAaH.seroN HALL.

This stEhlishmSnt hss ben ntisd up REGARDLESS
d sxpsnSs, andts Without eonbt The hIndsomsIt
lnd mott attractive place Of the lind In The dty.
and Ne Bar contains ne ehdoiSt Wine, 1JSuei
and cskTL Otm soup ttsry morning nd sIsa-
-lng. lnyt0
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VTTANTED-EyerJbody 70 know that Jos. y.
w SAGE q Agent far The celehrated Domsstit
Sewing Maehine Alto for the White md New
HsehIniIt Vbo hls done The rspairng for the dIt
feF0nt Machine Companin In thii oily for several
wan past, and 10 noH conducting . Raphr Shoe
IN hlraatli n lIiS Mafkst Street
AlHoFk Warnnted. ssnd In Jour Machines.
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New York Weekly Herald.
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AMERICAN NEWS
IRE given the Telesnphic Dispatches Of the weak
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Manifested Outlines In Secondary symptoms,
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Do we thsn need to cloak our language in mein-
inelea words, and % feebly express ourselves that
those suffering can not understand for what diseases
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NOCURE-NOFEEE|:!$:::

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FINANCIAL.

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1Htassa aning 10 al 10 details.
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w. Z " ma IAi1AOlds1l and d under the
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g5Isly nsrltrS he interest. Of It's Cor.
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the ioth
" lost, Can on tho wheeling a Elm GruTa Z
4, will run a. follows. Gu viii leave the City
loorner Of Market and Eleventh. stI) and stGmm6
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8sesbarilh Observation-Disclosures BsIlaire o.
tSJ p. nj Bridgeport SOL p M arrives at etsa-
vunTills els p. m: leaves 6teubenSille n eioA
N, Bridgeport $40 4 m arrives at Beliife 81
Us 4 N liaE
points In the East and West can b procured d The
Union Ticket Otlee, Mcclure house, Wheeling,
and at Ticket olaos In Bridgtpert
=. n. MYERS,
ny2s General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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TRANSFORMATION.
ClEyEtaaSSRRS 4 EEEHS1 gsa c s1Hbta04D-

GOING EAST AND WET.
On md altar Nay i2sh, ISL, Tfsin, viii rSa
dttly tGxcspi sunday
. Thf~euIhT rains 10 Pittsburgh.
2 Through Trains 10 Cleveland,
2 Ihfouah Trains 10 chleaae. s4
PpIlmIn's Pulur csn between Wslhvt1ls and
Hotel and sleeping Can on all Train, b..vssa
Alliance and Chi1Igo. a
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
THE LEGISLATURE.

We present below nearly a correct list OF the
to both houses Of the State
legislature. The fact that this is the first cleo
ton under the new biennial session act, re-
quiring new election throughout, and that
one-half the Senators-elect hold for four years
and are to participate in the next choosing OF
United States Senator from the State, made the
contest one of much more than ordinary inn
portance. From some cause, however, our Re
publican friends seem to have lost sight Of the
mportance of this election, and they will be
greatly surprised this morning when they pick
up the GLOBE, as will many Democrats, also, to
discover the alarming inroads made by the OPP
position upon their usual legislative majority.
A perusal of the list tells the whole story. The
Senate list is believed to be absolutely correct
except as to the Twenty ninth and Thirty
fourth districts, in which the contests were
three cornered fights and from which sufficient
returns have not been received to decide upon
the successful candidate. OF the Senators
elected beyond question, there are three
Greenbackers, sixteen Democrats, one Republic
can elected as supporter Of Donnelly for Con-
gress and nineteen regular Republicans. From
returns received, it is believed the chances are
decidedly in favor of the Democrat in one of
the undecided districts, and fairly equal in the
other. Both these districts returning the
Democrats and the Observation-Disclosures
coalition would organize the Senate. And with
but one returned, it is but reasonable to look
for the same result, for Republican so dis
gusted with neutrality-suspicious. IS to
make an open fight for the State Senate by OPP
posing Washburn for Congress, would be the
last man to assist in keeping Charley johnson,
his pestiferous little wire-puller ana swag dis
penser, in the fat birth he has so successfully
schemed to hold for the last FIVE sessions.
The list of the House is unfortunately not SO
complete as that of the Senate, buta study Of
the political com plezion of the members will
afford food for anxious thought by our Repub-
lican friends. It will probably stand a
Democrats and Greenbackers to 81 Republi-
cans.
Senate.
Democrats in SMALL CAPS, Greenbackers in Italic,
and Republicans in Roman. Those marked with an
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
The Senate 43 Democrats to 81 Repuib-
lica'ls-Democrats Have Over 30
Majority ia House.
TIE THIRD DISTRICT.

There were number of changes in the
figures for this Congressional District yester-
day. The official canvass in this county
gave Donnelly 1916 majority, which is one
hundred more than the unofficial reports
gave him. The Republican majority in
Otter Tail was cut down from 2SS to $50.
The Republican majority in Clay was re-
duccd from $50 to 1923. The Democratic
majority in Benton was increased 10 and
~ Stearns 81. On the other hand
Lac qui Parle county, from which no
returns had been received gives Washburn
$50 ma ority. This WIGS unexpected, as q
close vote was looked for III that county
Yellow Medicine county, from which TO re-
turns had come, is claimed by 200 for Wash
burn: ard Wright county which was 400
fer Donnelly is reduced to 200. All of these
figures are likely to be changed by suisse
quent returns; but taking them as they
stand this morning. Washburn has G93 ma
iorty over Donrelly.
Washburn's organs have been claiming
tiirty-fve hundred majority for Washburn,
but it is significant that the Dispatch Topped
off / 500 at one fell swoop last night. Two
more days Of such revolution in the Dis
patch Office might prove fatal.
While official figures will doubtless make
many changes in the table given herewith,
our opinion is that while Donnely is elect
ed by the honest vote, Washburn, by aid of
bogus votes in fraudulent precincts, will ap
pear before the canvassing board with a ma
jority. If this proves to be the case it has
been definitely decided to contest his seat
and it can be considered as settled that Mr..
Washburn will never serve as member of
Congress from Minnesota.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09

STEARNs COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Close.
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Nov. S.-Returns are in
from all towns. Donnelly 2,347, Washburn
COS. The total vote is 500 less than in 1876.
Macdonald, democrat, is elected senator. @.
a. Gilman, a. NJ. Stiles, DR.. T. e. Bissell, re-
publicans, and Michael Barrett democrat,
elected representatives.
OTTER TAIL COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
FERGUS FALLS, Nov. Via Campbell, Nov.
s: Thirty two towns in Otter Tail county give
Donnally 704, Washburn 1856. Eight towns to
hear from will make Washburna total majority
in the county $50. Returns on State ticket in
complete. Republican majority estimated ct
TAO
sEERGuRsE COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globs.
Elk RIVER, Nov. S.-Washburn's majority
in this (Sherhurne) county will not exceed GO.
BENTON COUNTY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
GAUK RAPIDS, Nov. 8.-Donnelly's majority
in Benton county. 1875.
LAC QUI PARLE COUNTY.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
BENSON, Nov. 8.-Lac qui Parle county cast
400 votes. Washburn received 3l5 and DON
nelly 81.
DODGE COUNTY OFFICIAL.
State Ticket, MITCHELL IS; Berry, 1860;
Black, 66S; Whitcomb, 1891; O'Brien, $685.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
ALL AROUND TIE GLOBE.

Francis Murphy will begin six weeks tenn
perance campaign in New York Sunday next.
The great Lancashire handicap was won By
Sir Joseph. Tower and Sword run dead heat
for the second place.
The ship Fifeshire was lost on the passage
from Madras to Liverpool, and twenty-five of
her crew drowned.
81. ". Bache, of the United States survey,
died IN Bristol, Il. l., Thursday night.
Only two deaths from yellow fever in New
Orleans yesterday.
The last meeting Of the citizens committee
for relief for yellow fever sufferers was held
yesterday. The total amount subscribed was
1882, 082. This has all been donated except
1882, which will be used in printing report
to contributors, the only expense incurred By
the committee.
But two deaths from yellow fever were re-
ported at Memphis yesterday, and one death.
VIM. Cotton, the weIl-known Ethiopian
comedian, fell dead in q Cincinnati restaurant
yesterday while ordering his dinner. His sud-
den demise Is attributed to asthma, of which
he had long been sufferer
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
Nichols. 1.2ss. Congress, YIN. Meinhen

Nichols, 1888. Congress, VIM. Meighen,
democrat. e25; NJ. H. Dunncll, republican, L.
24l. Legislature, John Gorham, republican,
senator; Erice c. Himle, republican, repre-
sentative; D. G. Fairbank, republican, rep
resentativc; Samuel Lord, Judge Fifth dis
trict, 1,180; Lewis Browne]l, Judge Fifth dis
trict, sos; L. Emmert 81.
BENTON COUNTY OFFICIAL.
State ticket, Mitchell, Sol; Berry, 1877; Black,
80; Whitcomb, 1866; O'Brien, so2; Nichols,
LIT. Congress-, Donnelly, democrat, ga;
Washburn, republican, TAT. Legislature, Sim
mons, 80; Fridley, 200; Bly,, 100; Galley, 1T.
CROW WING COUNTY OFFICIAL.
State ticket Mitchell, $50; Berry, $50; Black,
FOG; Whitcomb lO4; 'Brien. 1854; Nichols, 1872.
Congress, Don1nelly, democrat, 1853; Washburn,
republican, 160. Legislature, state senator,
Simmons, democrat, "a; Bly,, republican, 231
Representatives, Fridley, democrat, So. Galley.
231.
County ticket, republicans elected except
county attorney, who had no oppos ition.
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:eANYsE EDUCATOR DEAD.
Indian Commission at ST. Louis.

ST., LoUIs, Nov. 8.-Senator Patterson, Of
South Carolina, a. Bradshaw, a. C. Morgan.
a. Fl. Patterson, George Mallory aud George
Reynolds, constituting part of the Congress
sional committee charged with ascertaiuiDg
whether the civilized Indians of the Indian
Territory have used their school fund to main
tain delegates at Washington, and whether
civil form of government canuot be organized
for the territory, and the lands of the territory
be allotted in severalty among the Indians
without confirming the additional land grant.
arrived here tonight en- route for the Indian
Territory. They will remain here until Mou-
day, when Senators Kellogg and Grover will
arrive, and then proceed on their Journey
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
SALTWATER ITEMS.

branch gas pipe will be laid from the main
pipe on Pine street to the lamp at the head of
the stairs, and a gas light Will soon illuminate
that vicinity.
The Robert Sample is nov laid up at South
Saltwater for the winter.
The South Saltwater agricultural works are
to be disposed OF by sheriff's sale, on January
zth, 1870 at ESQ Pm.
Lost-YesterGay, two brass door keys and ..
Yale key on ring. Finder please return to
police Office.
Saltwater and Taylors Falls road yesterday
shipped 500 barrelz of -four and six car loads Of
lumber.
Seymour, Cabin & Co.. yesterday received a
ssr load of glass.
David Bronson of the Saltwater mills, has
received since the LIST of October orders for
2,100 barrels OF the patent -four. Mr. Bronson
has promised Zoo barrels ahead. Yesterday
| orders were received for SEQ barrels of the COM
mon flour.
! The Sea of Ice at the Opera House this even
ing by the Clifford dramatic troupe. Don't
! fail to attend.
| steam saw mill is to be erected at Franco
mia next spring by Joseph Groll & Co.
Capt. II. Collins, Of the Red Wing pile dirty
| er, returned yesterday from Red Wing, where
| he has been driving piles for the slough.
| Two Thousand bushels of wheat from Osceols
/ for the Saltwater Mills and 600 bushels Of sack
wheat for different parties arrived yesterday on
the G. B. Knapp.
The Ada B. yesterday brought up 5000
bushels of wheat from Hudson for New York.
State Of Minnesota vs.. Michael Goggin, for
passing over the bridge without paying toll,
| was on trial yesterday.
/ The town of Raymond, stearus county. cast
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
Scattering Returns.
lSpecial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Giobe.l
OrTo, Nov. 6.-Westport cast 80 votes; n
for Donnelly. for Washburu.
Glenwood cast 60 votes; 40 CT ~ for DON
nelly.
Otis township, Washburn, loa; Dannelly, 81.
GROVE LAKE, Nov. 6.-This town cast "a
yotes, IS for Donneliy and for Washburn.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09

on State and Congressional ticket come slow.
Enough, however. are received to show that
Republican majorities will not be as
large as two years ago. Haskell. republican. is
elected to congress, by a plurality. but HalIow-
ell, republican, candidate at large for congress,
will have probably from 500 to 5000 majority
over Crawford, independent candidate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09
RAMSEY COUNTY.

The following tables exhibit tho official
vote of Ramsey county as canvassed yester-
day by Auditor Davis and Justices of the
Peace Murnane and Hanft. The figures are
absolutely correct:
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FORTY-slXTH CONGRESS.
Senate.

Following is list of the Senate as it will ex-
list after the 4th of March, as far as elected up
to date, with. an indication of the politics of
Senators not yet elected, as shown by the po-
litical complexion of the legislatures chosen.
Republicans Gin Roman) 81; Democrats Tin
ita1ic), %; independent On SMALL cAPs), l;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-09

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10. sTho0.as Etcfsg. 2n.*Amos Townsend.
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John Whitaker.
PENNSYLVANIA.
l. q. B. Bingham 10. sE. overton. Jr
3 *ens oNeill 1s *1ohn L Mitchell Mitchell
T. *Wm. D. Kelley. is. Il. G. Fisher.
8. *Alfred G. Harmer. 10. r. e. Beltzhoouer.
e. *Wllliam Ward. 20. SETH d YocUM
Z VIM. Godshalk. 81. Morgan r. Wise.
8. FHiester C!ymer. %. sRussell Errett
8. "A. Herr Smith o. *Thos NJ Bayne
10 samuel Il. Bridges "a. wv. S. Shallenberger
II. Robert R30tz as &Harry White.
IL. Hendyick u. Wri1ht26. Samuel B Dick
IS. John W. Ryon Of j. H. Osmer.
IA. *John w Killineer
RHODE ISLAND
/. Nelson Y. Aldrich Q *Latimer W Ballou
SOUTH CAROLINA.
q ". p. o'conaor. 5. II. o. Tialan.
,''' TENNESSEE.
J. Robert Taylor 6. * 70 = F. r Heass:
8. *George G. psereH. 8. u. D. g, atkins.
5. *John II. Brig1t 10. sCasey Young.
*D@sid ): ca1Serson 5. sJoS Ss Haae a
2. DIN Well5oen. s. *Gustav Slsicher
!. *charles q: Joyce. 8. bradley Barlow.
2. James NJ Tyler 1,ne,S,,
2. *yohn Goode, Jr. l. ~John r. Harris.
3 Eos yss.d 2 gohston EpPe Haaon
WEST VIRGINIA.
l. *Bsnjanaia Wilson 8. s.Joha T.. Feana.
2. sBenj II. Martin.
WISCONSIN.
J. sqha has. g Williams s. .Edward $. Bragg
8. *Geo. c. Hazleton T. sherman I. Humphrs,
4. p. p. Deuster. s. *Thad. c. Pound.