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Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
tFor DAILY REruBL,cAs)

MEssRs. BpiroRs "A very y.liabl-.
aud prominent Democrat told me that
he knew the Liquor League yer. or.
ganized, and had their secret agents in
every election district In ths county
working h defeat me at III. coming
election. can stand a defeat and still
live and have reputation at least for
independence. Can the Democratic
party Of New Castle county afford N he
rnn in the interests Of the Liquor
Lsaguei Fellow Democrats II YOU wan,
to t~ the slaves and tool. Of the abovp
set OF men, then vote their mongreI
ticket with my name of, aud that Of
some Republican put on In ITS place.
Should | W defeated and tn. BALANCE Of
tho ticket .l-eted, no better evidence
will be- required To prov. that tn. Dem.
ocratic party is either whiskey party,
or in controlled by the men engaged in
that business. Again let me say Dem
Gratis examine your tickets.
WV. DEAN.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
WlLMINeror, I,xI Oc,ober 4, 1,

WILMINGTON. DEL, October 81, 1873
--latest stock Quotations iuruIrhed BY
ilcaid \ Co., Clayton House building VII
ningten. Del. ut IL NJ. to-day.
rioli. i0ol4; N. Y. G. Il hdd.. l1lA1; n. Y
Erie l.' Lake s shore, 9s.; N"sth .s West st
Leland. llbs4; Ohio h Miss, N; Psrlfir Mai
l53: Western Union Telegraph, I0isS; ~
IHnl. sib st Paul Prei.. oo1l! Wabash, io1S;
Union Pacitc, ee1s: Penna., 3sss.; Reading
lsss; i.shieh VALLEY, a11f; Lehigh Nav, lelt
pits. T 4 B, SN; Central Trans. Syt;
~ la. h Erie. o; N. !. Central, 29lx: Def
n ,asS. & Wes,sr.; 10Y M Mich; c. Central; eg1,'
5ao'. 80. New ). q j., 1881; SD. 's7 Coupon,
61s so, % Coupon. i6s4 1910 Csupon,
lO6sz: Currency Gs.. I20t<: N.~ S. of'sl.,
oe: Ia Registered lo3lk: u. lOON.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
WilMiNiTiN AND r'A
RAITI MORE kAII.nnAn

pll l. % ELPU1A EEzsur
/ LNlN'iT'lN AND -
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER "a. 1878.
Ffains viii leave Wilmington as tollows =
For Philadelphia. and intermediate static
O5, 80, 300. y ~, 10 10, II 81 a. IN. 30, I Oh
& 40 72O. $40, .. N.
Philadelphia and NewYork, 2 ". 8 ~ slL
II 81, " ~. S l6p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate J'atiOns.S ~ II,
Baltimore and Washington ~ 81, I6 sfq
m. 1874, II 81, o % p, m
Trains for delaware lhvisioB leayr tor:
New Castle 9 ~, Y IL u. III | l06, B31p y. ~
Wyoming and intermediate station . 10 u.
g. 05, $50 p IN.
Dalmar intermediate stations . 10 u. III O5
y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAlNS
Philadelphia and intermediate stations 8 II
m, 500. 800 y, m.
t'hiladGlphiu aud New York, 2O9, b a II. n Z.
Baltimore and Washington II 81; | ID a. n
For further information passengers are |.
Ierred to the time tables posted at the depn e..
nlyyO II. r. KEN NEY. sun
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

AIRS. GEN. SHERMAN, wife Of the great
WI soldier, says: 90 have frequently
purchased Durangs Rheumatic Remedy ior
'rends suffering with rhe eumatism, and In
every instance It worked like magic" Sol
by oil Druggists. Send for circular 10 X. K.
HELPHENSTlNE, Druggist, Washington
%. &. nv+Smd
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
W. N, kENNARD & CO.,
62l MARKET ST.

LARGEST
goods by MANY THoUsANDs,
which benefit
The following mentioned because they than other
IN PRICE LIST Extremely Low
iliees prevailing ghoutt different departments:
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
ID X. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANK Frs q BROk hR>
N. T.. Cor. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON. DELAW WARE

foR SALE-l7 shares Delaware X X. stock
per cent. u. =. Bonds.
WANTED.
10 shares Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelp phia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every facil-
y afforded for persons To sell invest IN
stocks or bonds. 'eb20-lv
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
CONNECTED.

The tr.stle work above Dupont sta
tion on 1ie w. & N. Railroad, viii h
was blown down turing the storm la.
been rebuilt and to-day through train,
are running on time. E f&s
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
HEALD & CO.,

Asp DEALEIus I

s'TtNlkS. BONDS, LOANS, GOLD AM,
DM MERCIAL PAPER
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON pkI..
Interest, Coupon, and General Collections.
Tickets 10 and draity on Great Britain AMI
rther parts oi EUROPE nnvT-ly-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
Coming to Wilmington.

DR.. W. s. Hitch, Of Laurel. has DE-.
cid'si to remove tD'this city, and will
sell his personal property at public sale
on the I'D inst, including his horsr,
and colts, amongst which are "sci.
sors. valley Green" "Lotti- L.e 70
Dolly Warden, "Joe Ripley" "Vic.
tor Boy" and "Wild Yonth
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
MONEY READY FOR GOOD FIRST
WI MORTIAGES.
Elliott, Johnson & Co..
BANkERs AND BROK ERS,
SIXTH AND MARKET kTA..

WII.WI NFFININ. UEIH " AXE
FoR SALE shares Wilmington and Bran.
DIVINE Bank, % shares Union National
Bank.
Stocks and Bonds bought Tor cash or carried
IN margins II desired. Telegnphic commu
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
'urnishea gratis on application.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
snrnxxx,s .ALEs.

b, virtue of . writ Of Leyari facas, to me
dire TOD. will leeSI,oseh 70 ublic Sale. at
HOTEL OF WILL ~ b. FOND,
at RirkwuA in Pencader Hundred, New
Castle ounty. Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THEi2n DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1878.
at . O'Clock, p. IN,
The G,a law ,ag described re | estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tratt of land lying
and being in st. George hundred, View ''as-
tie County. Delaware bounded and described
~ follows, to wit; Beginning Al a stone Vn
Silver Fun, and running thence south " de-
grees east 6s-ioperghes, Q thence south lo1a
degrees west 70 perrhes u the middle 0l the
public road 10 ding into tance's neck. thence
down with n middle Of said road onth 571a
degre' east s. Ierches. thence stll with the
middle i raid roHl sIth oJ degrees east 10
4.iO pe ches, thence earlng said 10 south
MII degrees west 10 perches with lands Of
Sarah A. townsend nn others, thence stll
with the lanls of said Townsend and others
south ia egrees east ~ perches 10 the land
end OF the bank across the marsh, thence with
said bank south l212 degrees vest 10 perches
tO Appoqunimnk creek, thence down ami
with said creek south 81 degrees east perchcs.
thence leaving said creek north 81 degrees
east perches. thence south 81 degrees east 0
perches, thence north 30 degrees east u
perches, thence south ~ degrees east IL
perehes, la nee nor,h ~ degrees east IL
perches, thence north 81 degrees east perch
es theace north 80 degrees east 10 perches,
thence nog.h 10 degrees east IL terches,
thence north ~ degrees east Id perches,
thence north 80 degrees east pe>ches,
thence north 80 degrees east IL percnes.
thence norti. 43 degrees east q perches,
thence north degrees east Is perehes. thence
north 65 degrees east Is perches, thence with
the aud oi I e late Samnel Segars. decensed,
n0r1h ID degrees east 81 peruhes 10 n stone on
the northeast side oi the Aforesaid publ road
distant r. pen.hes. thence with the siid Sc.
gars land north b5 degrees east 36 80 perch.
On, thenca north u degrees cast Y p.feher
then north IS Il grees east 10 clio pcrcir- u
the meadow hand thence across said meadow
land moth 33 degrees east ~ pcrches To the
middle OF Sil er Ran canal, thence up tile
said can't north T5sx degrees west ~ perches,
west ~ perches, thence south ~ degrees
ives, 81 I,t,rlies u the edge ot Maple Swamp,
thence by and with the edge Of said Maple
Swamp hy ~ courses and distan es meander.
ing 10 the place OF beg ginning and containing
within lhtss metes aud bounds One-huudred
an thirty-Dine acres Of lInd. he the same,
IN re or e4t. with "A two story frame house,
frame barn ana n two story frame tenant
LUuse tl REQ erected.
Srlhcd and tlken In execution as the prop
erty o. Edgar Smith Eliza ! his wife. and
tired Smith and Margaret \ his wife, and
Peuy Il hcr, Annie Miller, William Con.
way Ann Sh lcr'ss and y r. Shiilcross, I
tsahI . bn sold by
ISAAC GRUBB. Sheriff.
.sacrIIs oIlcd, Nsw aside, Get. 1Vth, 1878.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
octll.ti

NOTi cE.--After several years experience
~ have come 10 the conclusion to en-.
large and extend my business, having made
arrangements with some Of our leading men,
ms We can do the work with entire satisfaction,
| would say to all that may need our services
VIC will he happy to receive all orders.
p. y. The best attention will he given.
octlp3wd CHARLES - A1NESS
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
Revival Services.

Special religious services are now in
progress in the Olivet Presbyterian
church, corner of Adams and Chestnut
streets. Yesterday morning the sacra
menls Of baptism and the Lords Sup.
per were administered and at night an
impressive sermon was preached by the
pastor, Rev. Charles p. Mallery, which
was followed by short and solemn ser
vice Of prayer and praise. There viii
he preaching in this church every eve
ming this SeeF, exc'pt Saturday. as
follows: Monday (to nighD bv Rev.
J. l.. Estliu; Tuesday by Rev. l.. Marks,
b. D.: Wednesday by Rev. C. P. Nal
lery; Thursday by Rev. J. Henry Johns;
Friday by Rev. J. Henry Johns. To
a. of these services the public are cor
dially invited
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

NOTICE.
~ We. Linton Smith and Edward G. Paa
ter, trading as Smith 4 Painter. drs
gists. hereby publish our intention to mls
application to the Court OF General Sesso "a
tho Peace and Jail Delivery Of the STATE
Delaware, in and for New Castle county. o.
Monday, the 18th day Of November, A, J.
1878, for II license To sell intoxicating llquo'
tor medical purposes, at No. 70l MarH
street, being the n. W. corner of Seventh aH.
Market streets, in the Filth ward of the cT
Of Wilmington, county and State atoresaI1
and the following respectable citizens rccor
mend the said application to wit:
ID w Maui, NJ i, John X Kane.
Ignatius q Grubb, Anthony Higgins,
III wood Garrett Edward W Hopes,
Albert W Smith, William q GibbOn',
George d Armstrong, p + r. Smitl,
Ben amin NieIds, George S Grubb,
q Worrell, Philip Garrett,
Levi & Bootes, John II Walraven,
G Rust M ID. Geo : Wa!raven
\ Redmond Smith, J ,Iaris
Levi G. Bird, Chas Il FRITZ,
George Allm0n. Samuel Murphy.
Joel FIRST. SMITH h PAL NTEh'
nOv2-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
CHERIFF"S SALE.

SIIERIFf'S SALE.
BY virtue OF writ Off ais Lcynr Faclas 10 m,
directed. will he exposed to Pubic sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD,
In Delaware CITY, In Red Lion Hundred,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
CnrklIr':> .oAL
nn,EI. JOHN ELLIOTT,

Il, ylr;ucu'aw W it of l...Iu ! n5u> 20 m
drc,tcd. viii be exposed ru Jub .r safe a
the
.hDiELOF JOHN Elliott,
In t,E Village Of Ghrstiana in " hite Ca1!
Greek liuudtci, Nv Castle County, De-
ON MONDAY,
THE. 4th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. b 1875
at 2U'clOck, y. m,
the ioliowja f." r"u'! |,l EstAt" VIZ
An that certain plantation tract Of land
situatc lying nj being In VIII eCIay ''rrcH
Hundred IN tuun and state ores ~,
and bonpicd and described ~ oilo"S ~ WI
Bounded 10y IT,, t'hristmna 'iNrOpit". III
tfhrIstiaua rrcc., ~ band Of Tho WaDber
and Rebeccn 'ry'cr formerly Of William +.
Hesler. Of Thomas Norri,on formerly OF John
LYMAN and o Walter +. S"uthgate de
ceaspd) and cont ,lIing two hundred and hlty
acres o. land he the sane more or less, with a
three s,ory frame hons. frame barn. granary,
carriage house md other outbuildings there
on erected.
Seized and taken III exc as the pro-
perfs of Evan StOtsenbp- wing mort
S"e'T ana t. L. ""I ISAAC 81 uRUBB, Sheriff.
Sheriifs Office New Castle, October II, 1873
oct1g
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

lO2 acres ! n miles this side OF Glasgow
Several OF the above farms will b. r
changed for city property. Apply to THuN
X. LALLY, o02 Market street. oct26,n
TOR SALE.-A good farm Of % to 2sacf''
T sL miles IRON this city, 800 yards liUa
X. X. station, purchaser can have ten or t'
teen years to make payments II desired.
Tive new siS-roOmed brick dwellings !"
5000 each, on easy terms.
One six roomed brick dwelling with hot ant
cold water, xas fixtures. nicely papered 4"
20xs6 feet, only $500. Cash required.
Larue numper OF other farms and dwellin.
at very low prices, ana on purchasers o"i
terms. J. A. BOND CO., Real Fstnte "
Insurance Agents, eol Shipley street "
mington, Del Oc29 6tt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
| JOtGNFu SHERIFF'S SALE.
ut . O'Clock, u. III. ,

% rftne ofa writ OF VenditIopI Exponas. to
M directed, VII. Ue ex ,used to Public Sale, NJ
the
HDFlL NJ ALEXANDER MAXWELL
In VI ddletown. In st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle Cuauty Il.lawars, OH
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
Illuminated Exhibition.

Rev. q. II. Adams illuminated ex
hibitions will commence this evening in
st. Paul's NJ. 4. church and will be
continued on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings. Every body should
20 and see them. The evening will b..
devoted to Scriptural representations.
A person who goes once wants to go
again. The proceeds are one.h half for St.
PauPs Sunday school and the other ha I
in aid of church in Colorado.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
NyOTICE-Tbe undersigned, Edward

NOTICE-T undersigned, Edward J
~ 1nlIl hereby .ives notice that lie
apply to the Court al General Sessions 0l
Peace and J III Ir,'vcry % the Statt Of y
ware ant New Carte Co.. com ncncin2
ycmher next. for license to RET II liquor
Medical uses onr - The $. '. Corner ul
0ld and Market reefs. Wilmjng'nn,
The FLOWING subscribers resident.
Second Wa d recommending this "rr'ir !
Richard Booth, Joseph BradIof
John +. Bush, Danirl ROss,
W. Ashley s Simpson, AdOlDh Klobhrg
John r. M1rr. Nathaniel MrlcI"
Robert s Smith John Prker
JAN : CHris'y. q orGe j.. WI t."
Michael Kennuy, IA, ,nuel NJ lIlcr. .lt'
Charles +. Sparks Samuel g. Reed,
John Davis col B. ". H"iscN
James McCauley, Charles Weyl,
Nicholas Jenny, Charles =. Resas
VIM. H. Quinn,
his
william X Pennell. Wit. II. McInalI'
mark.
nv43t EDWARD MoINALb
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
FOR sALEOR RENT.

LNOR SALE.--A house, or viii ne exchange
II for farm. Inquire OF 800 East ThIr,
street. octIttf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
Prepariux for Christmas,

Bobert c. Fraim, No 3l4 King street
is taking time by the forelock, and has
laid large and splendid assortment of
china ware suitable for Christmas pres
ents which he is offering for sale at ex-
tremrly low prices. TO get an idea of
the character of his goods his store
should he visited.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
Marie ROze This Eyening at the
Opera House.

Marie Roxe This Evening at the
Opera House.
The selections from Trovatore will
comprise "ll. Balen' Act ]. "Recita,
tive and Aria" Act w. "Miserere"
Act ". Terminating with the Grand
Duett LeDnora and II. COntedi Leuna.
Religious.
On Tuesday evening Nov. 5th in the
FRS Presbyterian Sunday School room,
on Market street above Ninth, there
will be Musical and Literary Enter
ary entertainment. All are invited.
Union Prayer Meeting.
The Synod Of Baltimore having re
commended a special service Of prayer
for the reviving Of Gods work, a
union prayer meeting will he held this
evening in the First Presbyterian
church at 7.30 o'clock.
Sprained Her Ankle.
Mrs. Hollingsworth slipped on a
piece Of orange skin this morning, and
fell on the pavement on King street
near Fourth, hurting one Of her All les.
VINO Fired the shot.
Considerable excitement was caused
about eight o'clock on Saturday even
ing by two shots being fred In Walnut
street above Seventh. .t. ..
Look out Mr.. Dean Senator Ray IL In
Wilmington today.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

WILMINGTON, pxL.. october II. 1878.
The undersigned having associated them
selves under the Arm name OF J. A, Bond h
Co. for the Uansaction OF all business per.
tanning 70 Real Estate, Insurance, Convey.
ancing and Surveying, solicit a continuance
Of the patronage heretofore given TO Bond
h Pierce and z. II. qregg. Once, room !,
Maris building, N. w. cor, Sixth and Shipiey.
j. A. BoSD.
J L. PIKRcE.
octl4ti y. H. 0RRaa.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

B, virtue a W ii Of L..lu ! % !us 20 me
dirc,tcd viii be exposed Du jub r Sale a.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

TNtjR SALE-A six roomed house viii
+ bath, No. COS East Sixth street, In god
order possession Immediately.
Dwelling No 7o7 Church street & rooms
Also number Of small dwellings for sale %
different parts Of the city. Apply To IN
McCAULLEY Il Co, 900 Market stree.
Wilmington, Del. sep25
INOR SAI.E.--A choice selection Of farm
e deslrably located, suitable for iarm,HI
and dairy purposes:
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
sssYlOna.

4 sOOD lNyESTMENT.- Shares In sh,
M 9Th Heriss, Home Loan Association fol
sale T. 7. TAYLOR Ssc'y, octiolnd
NOfICE.-pSrtiss lnisnd ling 10 buy sIn1el
an Sewing machines, either new sf second
hand, viii nnd II to their advantage 70 cal
on RAMO. No. 00o West Eighth street, befors
purchasing elsewhere. ort2s-etd
NJ NOTICE Special attention paid TO clean
~ Ing repairing and adjusting sewing ma.
chimes BY John aamo. No. o06 West eth ~,
Wilmington, bel. Findings and attac hmsnts
Tor all sewing machines. needles, oils, kc.. ai.
ways on hand. octl8ti
NfTlCE.-The fr,n Of Pusey Brothers /.
~ this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
J. NJ. Pusey withdrawing Either partner
will sign 10 settlemeht. = N. Pnsey, Lea
Pasey. and Edward Puscy will conduct bust.
ness as heretofore. under tho firm name NJ
PurSEY BRUTHERS.
Wilmington. Oct. ~, 1878. nvl-ot
NOTiCEi CITIZENS Loan ASSOCiA.
~ T1uN.--A meeting Of the stock kholders
Of the above association will be held on Thurs
day evening next, November I, at 8 o'clock.
70 act on amendments 10 the BY Laws. GEO.
&. MARlS. Sec'y. nv2St
NO1ICE-T sui priber having this day
IN disposed all Of his interest In the Street
Sprinkler, and accounts due 10 the same will
not be held responsible for any claims con-
uacted for the same after this date.
November 2, is7s. LIZ. ADAIR
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

NOR SALE or To HIRE-Turning lath.
u Apply to JOHN HlRZEL, 2O8 Ea.
Second street ie27.tf
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

NOR RENT.-Two nice airy bed roomi
Il furnished or unturnIshed. Apply 10 DE-
JONES, Eighth and Market ST, nyi+t'
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
dERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of "A writ Of Levari FIcias to me
directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale at
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
DRANDYwINE MILLA QUOTA.
ID TIONS.

Wt Hft FdyIHK TU-HHy TOT FtrIclIv CHOIUc
wheat $l,D2; choice corn, " cents.
Dctlg W. q. PENNYPACKER 4 co.
WILMINGTON MARKET
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05

In t}r Village Of Chrstiana in While C.g
Creek Huudfci, NV Castle County Deg
rN NJnNnA
Daily Republican., 1878-11-05
SHERIfF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Levar Faclas to me
directed. will be exposed TO Public Sale at
ha
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-17

but he still refused. Yesterday" says aIarso,
:! went up to see him, determined to get even
with him in some way. could not by talking
nor entreaty. When saw him said some
thing, don't remember what. but got excited
and he struck me or scratched me here in the
neck. Showing slight abrasion Of the skin
on tho thtoat.) Then struck at him with my
knife but ! don't remember striking more than
once. Did cut him in three places?'
Yes said the reporter.
Il don't remember anything after struck at
him the first time''
Is it true that you had your knife sharpened
in anticipation of this AFFAIR." asked the re-
porter.
80 yes" said Marso, coolly.
Had you been drinking before you met
Buehler?"
mo, sir. don't drink. 1 am not that kind
of man. was five years in the regular army.
and served that entire time without day of
punishment"
'Marso, did you intend to kill him?" asked
the reporter.
mo, l did not, but l wanted to give him
something to remember
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-17
Mr.. Do,,,.ellv Likes 1t.
[Anti-Monol,pIolist.'

It is with great pleasure that we announce
the fact that H. P. Hall, formerly editor Of the
st. Paul Eueaing Dispatch, is about to issue a
the first number to appear on the 18th inst,
and to be known as "THE DAILY GLoBE.' Mr..
Hall is an editor Of uncommon energy and
ability and will make very lively, interesting
paper. The best of it is, that the GLOBE will
oppose the abominable financial heresies, In
vented by the Republican party, and the bond
holders, which the Pioneer Press had convinced
great many Democrats were part of the teach
ings Of Jefferson and Andrew jackson. Upon
this point Mr.. Hall speaks with no uncertain
voice We heartily welcome this new enter
prise and wish it abundant success.
Since writing the above tho first number OF
the DAILY GLOBE has appeared. 1t is very
handsome sheet. full Of reading matter; look.
ing something like the New York Sun.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-17
The Daily Globe.

Lake C1ty o60t1u04
A new Democratic morning paper called the
DAILY GLOBE has been started in st. Paul.
Harlan P. Hall, formerly of the Dispatch, is the
editor and publisher. The ability of Mr.. Hall
as an editor and business man, will, we be-
lieve, insure largo circulation for the new
journal, and place it in the front rank of West
ern journalism. Having been without daily
organ in the State since the sale Of the Dis
patch in 1876, the Democratic party has labored
under serious disadvantages. Although in the
minority, It is necessary to have a i've daily
journal that will fearlessly advocate the great
and almost endless measures of reform, which
the latter-day Democracy Is about to inaugu-
rate. While the Republican papers of the
State furnish all the general news, they pre-
Gated political questions of the day.
The Democratic party, In great State like
Minnesota, without daily organ, is like ship
without compass. We congratulate Mr.. Hall
in the most enthusiastic manner in thus being
able to supply much needed instrument for
tho promulgation of the principles of Demo
cracy as enunciated by Washington, Jefferson,
and jackson.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-17
4 Democratic Daily at St. Paats.
ATankato Reyiew.1

We are gratifed to announce that Mr., II. P.
Hall has at last completed his purchase of the
telegraphio franchise and will, this morning
commence the publication, at st. Paul, of a
Democratic morning daily, to be styled The
GLOBE It will contain full telegraphic re-
ports, specials, correspondence and general and
State news. In politics it will be Democratic,
conducted to advance the interests of the whole
people, advocating tho reconciliation of silver
and the repeal of the resumption act. Mr..
Hall is an editor of decided ability, thoroughly
understands every department Of the newspa-
per business, and that he will publish spicy
and popular paper, no one who knows him will
question.
It has been the complaint of Democrats
everywhere that the great need Of the party was
live, active daily at the State capital. This
want is now supplied by Mr.. Hall, who has asked
no donations from the party, but purchased and
equipped his establishment with his own money.
Now that the paper is started, it is only right
and proper that 1t should be literally patron
lied by the party, and to enlist this patronage
the publisher has put the subscription very
low. The daily will be furnished ono year for
$8, six months for 81, three months for 1925.
The weekly at $l.50 per year. We viii furnish
it and the Review for $50 per year. We hope
that our Democratic and Republican friends
will send in their names at once.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-17
st. Louis Produce Market.

bT. LOUIS, Jan. 10.
COTToN-Quiet: middling 1ossc; low lo5sc
FLOUR-Duu and shade lower; extra fall $40
4.35; double do Sb.0O05.2O: family $56OQ5.65; jan
uary and February options 10G20c lower than these
prices.
WHEAT Unsettled; No. 8 red fall S1.121sQll.13
cash; S1.14gl.l51: February $1.17x@l: March;
CORN-Easier; old and new lower; No. mixed
41%c cash and January: 40c February and March !;
401s@AOAc April: new 3lts931Ae cash 32hc jan
uary; S3Ac February.
OATS Inactive; No. 2, a4A124Tc cash; 2shc
February.
RYE-Dun and lower at 62k@s2hc.
BARLEY-Duu; choice Minnesota and Wisconsin
10000.
WHIsKy-Quiet at $1.O4.
PORK Firm; cash easier; futures S1l.oO; smsn
lots packed S11.121@ March.
LARD-Essier; offered at s7.1o-s7.oo bid.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders S3.e2X, clear rib $3.50
95eO, round lots clear RIB 1915 March; other lots
private terms.
BAcoN-Clear rib CSC; green shoulders skc;
clear ribs 3Nc delivered.