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SURPRISING CURE,

C;errcrcca About twelve years ago. while travel
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four weeks without avail ana was nrnly Obliged 70
t,i,e m a most desirable position and return home
unable 10 sing note. For three years afterwards
was unable 10 sing at all. The rst attack Of Catarrh
had le my nasal organs and throat so sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring fresh attack, leaving
ne Frustrated In this way continued 70 sufcr. Tho
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL GURE

Is local and constitutional remedy and e applied 10
the nasal passages by Insulation, thus aaying inan
nation and pam aud - once eorreeiinS cleansing
n acts upon the organs OF circulation, keeps the skin
moist and neutralzes me acid poison that has found s
way into the stomach ana thence INTO tho booq lhns
seem possible FOR human ingenuity 10 devise more
VaF ~ f~nas ont
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Personal Paragraphs.

Gen. Louis H. Pclouzo, of tho Aiiu'ant
Generals department, died 10 Washington
City on Sunday afternoon.
Tie Emperor Of Germany. on Sunday last
whilst taking \ drive in Avenue Inter der
Linden, was frcl up7n by a Dr. Modelling,
socialist. aal shot iu the arm anl cheek with
buckshot 4 few days prior 90 his Occurrence
an attempt was made 20 assassinate The En-
pcror Noleling attempted suicide after bis
das,ar'ly act;
The wife # Na,or y. j. McDonali, chief
clerk Of the Senate, died suddenly sunday
morning, of angina pcctoTis, with which she
had ben ill but was supposed 10 be recover
ing. Her husband las been III for some time,
not being able % be NJ the Senate Chamber
f,r tie past week Sunday morning the phy-
siciau felt it bis duty % inform Mrs. Melon
ald that his disease would probably terminate
fatally. Tic announcement 50 shocked the
LADY that it again brought go the disease with
which she had suffered, anC size died 10 three
quarters Of an honr.
Major McDonald's father i.Iohu G.. Melon
adj entered the service Ol the Senate Decem-
her J. 1909, under al appointment lrom Sam
ucl Otis. first secretary of tie senate; became
chief clerk under Secretary Cutts served IN
III December ., 1896, when, finding that tie
illness Of which be died few day days after
wards iucapaci:afcl him for tic discharge Of
his duties, he resigned. 70 tic vacancy occa-
stoned By tie resignation Of the father The son
was appointed b. Secretary iowrie, December
g. 1886 Entering at the foo. .oi the list.
young Mcdonald rose to he chiei clerk under
Secretary Forney, and has been 10 an unin-
terruptcd clerical sergicc Of nearly foTty-i~o
years. -
Maj. Mcdonald died on Wednesday.
We acknowledge on Invitation 10 be pfsseri {
at the Commencement a, Bethel Academy %
the 10Th instant The Annual address IS to
IL. ,i,.iiy.,.,i by Gen Wta n payuc.
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SANFORD'S
RADECAE. CURE
For GATARRH
A purely vegetable distillation entirely
unlike all other remedies.

Tn the preparation Of this remarkable remedy every
herb, plant, and bark y subjected TO distatioR
whereby the essential medical principle is obtained In
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stl i inert, yaueless. and totally unfit for use IN an
organism so delicate ss the nasal passages. Yet all
snufs are nsouble compounds Of woody n0re oil uno-
- 60, "a snlntlOIls.
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PERSONALS!

NOAH w AI4IN CIR ~ CO,
Celebrated Clcthiers CT Baltimore, Md,
Announce tie Introduction e plan Of ordering
Clothing and Underwear
BY LETTER,
To which they call your special at;cntion. TAey
wiC send on application their improre snd Gcc--
rate
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F., is wei known throughout the southern
States they have for forty-Three Years
EXCELLED
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Goods they viii send out.
A large aud Well-assorted stock OF
READV-MADE CLOTHING
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Furnishing GOOds,
irclrtinc al thc latest Novelties in Design, ana e.
POPULAR PRICES.
When Good, are sent per Express c. o. d.
,hcre will be no collection charge on amounts OF
so au5 over
Nsles for Sclt-Mcasurement, Samples Of Goods
and Prjcc List sent free on application.
The attention 20 she Trade Is invited 70 our
Wholesale Department, which Is always kept W
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NSAIs WALRER g. CO.,
Manufacturers aud Dealers in Mems an1 BOYS
CIathinc and Furnishing Goods, either ready
made or made e. order.
IGsaud leI Baltimore street, pAtrlMORE,
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HERRING.

nOTONAC and North Carolina Herring also
AT, Roe Family Herring IN halt barrels Tor
- bv GEO. ~. r kEARSLtl.
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young lady to whom was mailed a copy OF The
FREE Pass, in rhyme Acknowledges its receipt
asf f,ifore
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We Acknowledge On Inyi,,tIon to be prsseu!

at the Commencement a, Bethel Academy OF
the 10Th instant TIE Annual address is to
be delivered by Geu Wa. Il payuc
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An Electro -GalvaRio Battery combined with
highly Medioated Plaster containing the
choicest medicinal Gums and Balsams
known to modern Pharmacy.
COLLINS vCLTAIG PLASTER

and fcsist upon having Vim; you arc wrngto pay hs
Sold bv oil Wholesale and RctaIl Druggists through
out tho Caitcd States Tld Canadas, aud by WARKs q
PurrER, Psoprietors, Boston, Aass-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
OHIO.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DE1EaAr1oN.


CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 9.-The Ohio delegation
in the next Congress will probably stand as
follows: First district, Butterworth, Repub-
ican; Second district Young, Republican
Third district, Mcmahon, Democrat; Fourth
district, Keifer, Republican,; Fifth district,
Lefevre Democrat; Sixth district, Hill, Demo-
crat; Seventh district, Hurd, Democrat; Eighth
district, Finley, Democrat; Ninth district,
Converse, Democrat; Tenth district, Ewing,
Democrat; Eleventh district, Dickey Demo-
crat; Twelfth district, Neal, Republican; Thir-
tenth district, Warner, Democrat; Fourteenth
district, Atherton, Democrat; Fifteenth dis
tricr, Geddes, Democrat: Sixteenth district,
Monroe, Republican; Eighteenth district,
Updegraff, Republicans; Nineteenth district
Garfield Republican; Twentieth district, Town.
send. Republican.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct 9.-Following are Con.
gressmen elected: Butterworth, Republican
Young, Republican,; Mcmahon, Democrat
Keifer, Republican; Lefevre, Democrat; Hill
Democrat; Hurd Democrat; Finley, Demo.
crat; Converse, Democrat; Ewing, Democrat
Dickey, Democrat; Neal, Republican,; Ather.
ton. Democrat; Geddes. Democrat; McKinley
Republican,; Monroe, Republican,; Updegraff
Republican,; Garfield. Republican, and Town
district in doubt. The Republicans claim Var
Voorhees, election while the Democrats claim
Warner. There are ten Democrats and nine
Republicans. The Republicans claim the State
by from 5000 to 10000, while the Democrat.
concede 5000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Is for Iowa's Wonderful Advancement.
OUT OF THE MURKY DARKNESS
OF that Ink Black State Comes Forth a
White ROBBED Democrat and
National.
NOW LET MINNESOTA RALLY,
And Send the Republicans Howling
Down the Lane of Dismal Defeat.
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 9.--Returns received
up to IL o'clock tonight show the following
result in the Congressional districts: First dis
trict VIM. Heilman, Republican, by 800 to 800
majority; "a district, T. R. Cobb, Democrat,
by 5000 majority; Sd district, Geo. A. Bick-
nell. Democrat, by 1850 majority; 4th district,
j. d. New, Democrat 400 to 500 majority; 5th
district, Thomas Brown, Republican, by 1000
majority; 9th district, w. R. Myers, Democrat,
1000 majority; 7th district, Gilbert De La
Matyre, National and Democrat, by 300 to 400
majority; 9Th district, W. J. Hostetter, Demo-
crat by 800 majority; 9th district contest
very close; Godlove Orth, Republican, is prob
ably elected by a small majority which is not
conceded by the Democrats: 10Th district, w.
Fl. Calkins, Republican; 18th district, Calvin
Cowgirl, Republican,; 18th district, w. G. Col
lerick, Democrat; 18th district. John H.
Baker, Republican, by 500 majority
The senate will stand % Democrats. Is Re-
publicans and ] National. In the house the
Republicans will probably have As, Democrats
81, Nationals 4. In Warren county the Repub-
icans elect their county ticket except treasurer
one superior judge and probate Judge by ma
jorities ranging from 800 to 1900.
THE STATE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 9.-The election re-
turns continue to come in slowly. We have
reports from $50 townships and wards, which
give Democratic gains of 1870. The National
vote in the same precincts is 500, an increase
over the Greenback vote in 1875 of 4,458. The
same ratio of increase in the Democrat vote in
the State will give the Democratic ticket IA 900
majority.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
THOSE STOLEN BOOKS.

An Order to "Show Cause Why tho Same
Should Not be Returned to tho COurt''---
Rebuke of Such Sharp Practice by JUDGE
Baxter.
DETROIT, Mich Oct. 9.-Yesterday Mr. Sher-
man, assistant United States district attorney.
submitted petition to Judge Baxter United
States circuit court, asking an order to show
cause against Lawrence McCloskey, and officers
and servants Of the New York mine, why thew
should not return to the office of Mr.. MAYNARD
of Marquette, the four books stolen
thence on the night of Sept.
%, while being used in evidence
in the income tax suit of the United States VS.
Samuel j. Tilden and restraining those per-
sons from otherwise disposing of the books.
Judge Baxter granted the petition and issued
the order prayed for. The hearing commenced
this afternoon. Mr.. Lathrop, counsel for
McCloskey and others concerned, urged that
the books were being copied in full; that some
parts OF them did not relate to the suit, and
that if the order asked were made the defend
ant, Tilden, would be prejudiced by the intro
duction Of illegal testimony.
Judge Baxter said that to seize and carrv
away books was not a proper way to raise a
question of admissibility of evidence, and went
on to say: Mr.. Lathrop, this is no way to try
cases. You know it is not proper mode of
serving writ of replevin to have horses and
carriages in readiness with the attorney in the
case in the box. and then attempt to seize papers
and books legally, before an officer competent
to take testimony, and remove them from the
presence and custody of that officer think
MIR. Tiiden too good a lawyer to sanction any
such proceedings, and have no doubt if you
telegraph him he will give up the books. At
all events, think the power of this court
ample to compel their return, and, if necessary,
will exhaust that power"
J. Further hearing was adjourned to 10 o clock
| tomorrow.
In the Harland case the entire forenoon was
taken up by arguments of counsel on the mo-
ton by Mr.. Hariand to dismiss the charges
against himself. This afternoon MIR. Harland
argued over an hour to show that the kilograms
which passed between himself and New York
contained no evidences which tended to show
that he had completely with stealing the books
Upon the conclusion of the argument the com
missioner denied the motion to dismiss the case
and it was adjourned till tomorrow. when Har
land will put witnesses for the defense on the
- 3.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Trouble Among the Faithful.
benson Times-Rep.

Benson Ilmes-Rep.
Tuesday last at ! o'clock P. NJ, the dele
gates met in convention at the court house
in this place, and after arranging few pre-
liminary matters proceeded to business by
nominating Hon. A. e. Rice for Senator by
reclamation. AS the next move was about
to be made it was apparent to all that some
discomfort was brewing somewhere, and after
an informal ballot for Representative, the
thing collapsed, as it were, or rather the "dis-
content exploded" Ihe vote stood as fol-
lows: J. Q. A. Rraden, ID; Edward Larson,
10; Ole 0. Lien, 1. AS the vote was an
nounced the Swift and Chippewa county
delegations withdrew. damning the Randi
yohi delegation, which was claimed to have
been put up for the put pose of beating
Swift county's choice. It seems that by an
old understanding the Kandiyohi delegation
were to support the person which was favor
ed by Swift county. and they certainly did SO
until it came to final pull when Kandiyohi
pulled clear from everything. The Ksnli-
yohi delegation afterwards re-assembled and
nominated Edward Larson. Thus ended
one of the "bitterest POLITICAL conventions
that ever assembled in western Minnesota
and we hope that an affair SO disgraceful in
every respect may not occur again.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10

There were eleven fires in Oshkosh during
the month of September. Losses compare
lively light.
drunken fellow fell into the river at
Racine and was fished out BY some boys, and
saved from drowning.
1O-year-old boy of James NARROW, of
Oshkosh, fell from tree and broke his left
arm above the elbow.
A p1ckpocket was brought into Racine by
Constable Doland. He was caught in the
act of picking granger's pocket.
A spirited team of horses ran away in
boy and an old lady, the latter having her
left arm broken.
Vessels are arriving at the port of Racine
in considerable numbers, and dockwaloppers
are, as consequence, numerous and unruly,
and snlndles are of constant occurrence.
The track-laying on the Hudson g. River
Falls railway has begun, and is finished
across the trestle work at the mouth of Will
low river. It will be pushed right along,
and the entire road ironed within few
days.
Last week man named Galbath visited a
house of ill-fame at Black River Fails, and
while playing with revolver accidentally
shot the daughter of the keeper, a little girl
about seven years of age, killing her in
stantly.
An unhitched farm team became fright
| ened on the street in Madison, and ran
| furiously. One of the horses dashed
against q tree and was killed. The dead
horse and demolished wagon involved the
owner IN loss of 5000.
| George w. Stillman, son of Mr.. Stillman.
who keeps the livery stable at the Plankinton
House, Milwaukee, tried to commit suicide
the other night. He took two ounces of
laudanum about 10 o'clock in the evening,
DIR. Meachem was called and successfully an
piled the antidotes. The young man is in
the custody of the South Side station. ssNo
cause is assigned for the rash act
1 While Herman Gebhauer, a resident of the
Sixth ward, Oshkosh, was engaged in firing
off a revolver, a few days ago. the cartridges
burst, scattering the pieces in all directions.
His escape from serious if not fatal injury
was marvellous. The only wound which he
received was in the index finger Of his right
hand, a piece having entered it just below
tn first Joint. It was extracted with consid
cradle trouble.
Monteyideo Chippewa county, Ventsl0-
tor: A new bank will be opened in this
place to be called the s.Montevideo bank, >
L. Medal president, and Gustav Eliasor
cashier. A temporary building will be erect
ed this fall, for the present accommodation
of the business, and in the spring
the proprietors contemplate putting up
brick block.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
DONNELLY's CAMPAIGN.

Rousing Meeting at Dassel-Exposure of
the Wheat Ring to a Sympathetic Audi
ence-Washburn Scattering the Money.
Especial Telegram to the Globel
DAssEL, Mlnn., Oct. 9.-The large school
house at this place was densely packed tonight
with an intelligent audience. who listened to
speech from Hon. l. Donnelly with great atten-
tion. Mr.. Donnelly riddled the wheat rig. and
his audience was in sympathy with him.
There are quite a number of Greenbackers
here, and they feel truly encouraged over the
probable election of Mr.. Donnelly. while many
Republicans are Indifferent. It is alleged that
Washburn has been among the Swedes scatter
ing his money. and by this method he expects
to win, but the people have their eve upon him.
especially the farmers. Mr.. Donnelly made
masterly effort
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Chicago Races.

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.-The $40 race was finished
this forenoon. Jennie c won, J. ]. Cook
second, Duroc third. Time. 2:26L In
the 2:20 class Aspasy won: Mazomanie second;
Malford third. Time 2:2715. In the 2:28 class
the first heat was won by Oceana Chief. Frank
Hull second. Second heat won by Calahan's
Maid; Marion second. Third heat won by
Calahan's Maid; Edwin B second. Fourth
heat and race by Calahan's Maid; Edwin B
second.
Time 2:2s1S. 227, 2:27, 2:27.
In the 2:23 class Darby won in three straight
heats; Levi Scott second; Ida Bassett third.
Time 2:251a, 2:231ss, 2:27.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
IOWA,
A RAY OF LIGHT.

Dies MONIES, Oct. 9.-Up to midnight the
State Register has special dispatch giving
pretty nearly complete returns from 81 coun-
ties. In three counties the net Republican
majority is 1854. This is a Republican gain Of
about 1000 over the vote for governor last
year. The Register estimates that the same
proportionate vote over the State as compared
with last year, will make the majority in the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10

A farmers team ran away three miles
south of the city of Racine, the horses be-
coming frightened. After running a short
distance the wagon was ditched, throwing
out a little girl named zerles, breaking he1
arm and injnring her internally She is moi
expected to recover. The father, who was
driving, was somewhat bruised The little
sufferer was taken to house near by, where
a physician pronounced her injuries fatal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
miscellaneous,

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Oct. 9.-The Republicans
of the Thirty-third district nominated 81. Van
derman for Congress.
CANANDA1eUA, N. Y. Oct 9.-Elbridge q.
Lapham has been nominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the Twenty-seventh dis
trict.
BR1DaEpoRr, Conn, Oct 9-The Republican
convention of the Fourth district has nominat
ed Frederick Miles for Congress.
FITcHBURG, Mass, Oct. 9.-Amasa Norcross
has been nominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans of the Tenth district
BATAVIA, N. Y. Oct. 9.-Cyrus e. Davis has
been nominated for Congress by the Republi-
cans of the Thirty-frst district.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Steele County Democrats.

OwAToNNA, Oct. 9.-The Democrats of Steele
county have nominated D. E. Moorehouse for
Senator, and H. M. Harting and L.. C. Woodman
for Representatives. The rest of the ticket is:
Auditor, Alex. Graham; register, Chas. Dinges;
attorney, d. B. johnson; judge of probate,
John Austin.
This is considered a very strong ticket, and
they are bound to make a clean run. You can
bet on a solid Democratic delegation to St..
Paul this winter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
s. Ohio railroad Dividends

BALTIMORE. Md. Oct. 9.-The director. of
the Baltimore q Ohio railroad declared divi-
dend of per cent. on the capital stock of the
main stem for the half year ended Sert. 30th,
payab in stock of the company on and after
Nov. 25, proximo, and also !. dividend of S per
cent. on the capital stock of the Washington
branch, payable on and ,.fter the 10th inst.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Condor and Melody.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-Mayor Ely has consented
to preside at a public meeting TO give the re
Gently arrived Irish political prisoners an on
portunity to present statements which would
show that the treatment of political prisoners
in England was SO barbarous, degrading, and
inhuman as to call for the condemnation of
friends of humanity the world over. Melody
yesterday called ON Dion Boucicault and
thanked him for his efforts to secure the re-
lease of Condor and himself. Boueicault
gives $500 to the fund to start the exiles in
business.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
The JAY Cooke Fraud.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The charges of mis-
management of Jay Cookies estate. particular
ly the matter of extortionate counsel fees pre-
preferred by Henry Hazlehurst, ESQ.,. upon the
part of several creditors came before Judge
Cadwallader in the United States district court
to-day. The Judge ordered transfer to the
United States circuit court. It is probable ar,
pument will not be resumed before the April
term.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 9.-Returns as far
as received up to this hour indicate that Hub
bard, Republican, for Congress, carries this
county by about 400 majority. This will leave
Wilson's (Democrat) majority very small in the
district. Three out of the four legislators
elected are Republicans. This county has
heretofore been solidly Democratic
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Death of a Mexican war veteran,

NASHVILLE, Oct. 9.-The following is received:
'Selena, Ark, Oct. 8.-Gen. Gideon j. Pillow.
of Mexican war notoriety and brigadier general
in the regular service, died this morning of
congestion, at his place at the mouth of the St.
Francias river.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Weather To-day.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, l A. fluctuations
for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
leys and upper Lake region, south and east
winds, warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
rising followed by falling barometer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
Red Cloud.

WASHINGTON Oct. "A dispatch from Col.
OBeirne at the forks of Clay and Wolf creeks,
says Red Cloud and some of his powerful
chiefs joined him to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-10
JUBILEE NIGHT.

At Democratic Campaign Headquarters.
Remember the meeting of the Donnelly club
this evening at campaign headquarters, Opera
house block. Turn out and rejoice over In
diana, give thanks for Ohio, and whoop it up
for the one Democratic angel from Iowa.