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, 1880-11-17

NEW ~ Ycnx, % Nov. 1c"t;a%ts~ IL ~ ~waeat~w,ntar
IL te esxar ea @ M tic
fru,n .he We.. On tho favorlt sr'.,o ot
NJ. 2 rcd tho opening business Indicates
eight decline followed s,er On y ] n5ea. Of a''s. s.
3tdt3lc ~ under iron nna MeRen. nHernss. a. .a
reduced su.ss tue transactions wrrs t l"'r ns'e
g., e.o vii, ,,,rn ,nnulrv fro, .cntlyt .uutcrs,
us coso' m ..t ~ -, , ~ t,., rn,"s ~
t1e as. md wInl,Ins ", tse weaksr: salss se,srs,
sSs$s; ssss II i . ssS s;f s,:3s 81 ss'a i; .ai
ss;.!ps sI: a;$$si. :;$ q; e. i xi"aasf;
a1nl'!y: so ch!sas" , sEr!ns nr; !" ar;
M1d furwhr,l ticltvory, tsnlrs " mlxed MSSs.
s5n nnI51n'f1 r ts,tc. Y St: 2. Whta 70 y, H""issS'
t'st..- far pasnass p ic,%rss u se'.sf!1y stcucf
:sss ss:d Il ;ss ;ssi;s @ g SS M t;; G!;
o isGSr nM Y 'c., vFy ."
Ssty: Y, III: II
ive, viii tin yenr ,tlon t1ao n.krti: lnnnnsy NJ
!a1 ~; 9nM @ esk; H 9pi H. 1.hnia iim r m"reM
1e ,s fsrs II II et is nj nnc%np pstes
!nsoM!fira and wnMtc with sl,.,st clent Ynntr Ut
tAx.4 long eenf f.-aA nrniGtsi tsmn nsa nMa neem
:, At ' n, rStss Wy w,h @ ;ae; M n"t" ot
Sn sssn - I'm r. s iii M ts s E sotsa a Il M M Ia s,. t
rio'n. :'siysry. c!!y. n hIns. gHc. aia Wastoin.c
oIcnMasgnrmne m rfea!tns s2l4 ~ .ste: u,..,,,
sEdA1t-lthw Ynet NJ furlner rl!tss; sales n0te os
massfSi s9eas Sse' a. msT l.i sntc III uyoa
fc1ncsI' hlo Us HhtlGu Huutea tIhtlnR3i iul
, 1880-11-17

4iGtG. uniR gntiI; M. ! NJ :IF fc.
tfNy yER.S:Eli-l'rImD mammoth. $ltS|s No. TO,
40, -
EtnsE11 f}ttAtS- Whcnt r:tsrri Nh. ? rcd, 1lc-
ccint~r til94, 1hnnnry. it'(: February, ti.1A
NEcEirrs--Wheat. tn uN hui c,rI IL bil, oats,
nEhh In.
!sMir,tESTs-Wheat oaon bu, corn, lsoU but onts.
, 1880-11-17

CLEVELAND, My. tB--i'ErluLEu,t-stcads, atnnd-
nrl white. 1iO test. llalc.
FITTsHUItti. ln. My, ,lh-I'ETftttErM-FHttly pct-
vu: rruAo unteh certificates ttI<b!tleu ut Ht3lc; rg
nt luII ~ .c ~ retlnerx UualAu tots quoted to
d41U1lc, 1Il1tAa1iplltu delivery.
, 1880-11-17
MILWAUKEE,

MtLwAuKEE Euy. lI-FLuVll-- tTru, dotnAud falE,
GkAiS-WheRt waakt Opunea ~ Aw,vr. tlt,Ae1l
weak, No. milwaukee, hani. t1ug4t No. / 3Itlwau-
keo *lai; No. Slt~aukee HON. NoYUtnbur, ti(t
l1. Sla Cum stronger, ~. sfc. .Uas scascu a,ld
t sS sSiv ua aSSnHn Harley s1ro2sr
al sttHhutta1uSs-htnAly. ~ Ac4s york k-flatD fur ut}
siIW ior lgnt fELl.ts JoHuaFy, luEA-lrulu st0ou
Enthusiastically Ut tL4la3M
EHEMllTf-N htAt " Hl1alu, 7c.
9tJNA bu. ''' ''''~ wv S.''
1t,NU Lu. - -'s~V .~t 9-'-'
, 1880-11-17

LfNCfNNATT.
ClSclSHATf. Sns. IT, G-C01tNS-QHict M 11Xc.
FLhrn-Ftrm, family, sintah11. fnnry. t5.ah1G1i.
tsttAtSwl'rnt cn'or. No. auliA,r, s!.tJ, So rod
e,u1. Csrn s,ronu aIm h91tcr, No. mtxcd Hlc, new
rMr, aic. thts quiet. Nm, xct :s.t&aIc. Aya Nrn.
Nn 2. hn fnFry-ttald itrfnnt1t} St,. y fnll. tHc.
rn,rlsinSx.-p!tk tluli Mt tll.i 1.nrtl IL salr Ito.
mHnu NJ $aEH Hulk Hlt'Hls quiet: shoulders. sL1i
e}ir. - ''' 7''
M;sMr1NYlAcsirc i!Fni. md h!n11cr nt tle;
tesetvc. :0eesscs choice Central Ohiu. iGs4alc.
, 1880-11-17

L>IUISt I1Altl:s
1Ottsyfs.IE Nov. tG~-ClrroS-QnIct at l1f&c.
fid,t'Is-Ftrns; Gxts t1..ia,Aa, c1trn fAsy, tt0oD
4-tls y No. /. As5ttiLtE, ctnee fancy. sh:.t.t.2h
HnAiS-W11cnt firm nt Ncstsl,Nf. Gnrn steAsiy and
fEr' No. Wh!tn. 4Ecs tu mixed, AZ. uhtn stron9
anu huhcr. NJ. White .ac: ttu mixed. ;bc. llye
active. rn. md higher; Nm. 2, Nt.s:gt.
HAr-Stea.ts. With HUt! ttrnund. Mt si.fn2taHi
amsasSsrnIS .1sl 1t ~! nri,PIme
~. t7t cIrrE. $s<i lhcn .'utls rts'ar r!b ssei;
clEMt, {At!T. llntls-SuRnr-curpA lower Ut lGt.
Nillakf-$iM.
, 1880-11-17

nf I'll. st..Trr.11. Tho luariInv Of hts execution
iI.nnlr tn14 him caliErr itn tlit'sn wttH irr tn
wtt.ss tla ,l.lti, fnr ' hsla urt.1r rHlIltfyH
tnnny tents In n,Itst TINT TIN ptl,u nlin await.
t1su his iahly ilua lost It's poSCr,-1lNy, IL even
wpleuulc
, 1880-11-17

HpfstaI UspaE<h 10 1Ht tAlta9o 1ftbuNe,
KASsAs EIrf. Mo-. Hoy. 1h-GMAtS-rhs Isstet
oaffsht tepatts! Hheat-ltece!uss. &ass bu. ship
nents. a1.ail bu, um.kat wuaAet, Nu i cxsh. b,Xn,
EofGMoeF slgt No. I. cash. Net kayeubsr, h;e;
~: \ a!sn. VIZ: S1xeTteF, blt, Cusll-,ltacept4'
eash. 1s1rt November, a.7{c. awe
, 1880-11-17

TnrLAnEt.rtItA. Nuy. id--WnuI.-I1cmaNt ncttyc,
mid hta'ur, thiu, Pennsylvania. nni West tIrslnh
tnnb1esexra. iaes Sc extrn I1dt e! ncttuni EG4ae:
cnnrse. Ee; Now Yurh, michigan, tnIata,nd Wextur.t
rotttnE nn5 tleaIne. LNta5c; unwastcd do. I,taJe;
pulled, jS4s Lie - ~
, 1880-11-17
It{)2rOS.

HUSTON, New. }G.-F. .rtt-Stcudy md unchanged.
GaAix-Carn setrre IND i,til,, mixed a,,d yrllowt 4!
@tspEcs htaf-sfxrd, tx. tt+ stcAy; NJ. md rxirt
while. III. l:c; Su White tie, No. ulitud nMu
M. i whtr. 4tGzl.'fc. 'i:yr. tlirt
HITTER. .Suu!tnnlIy unchnrEed.
EIils-WrstpffI frcsi1. ?!ta.tg. -,..... ...
NECErrs-FIuur, HUI brls; curn 10N bu, wheat,
fHanUhu. -. y '7'-'
SHllIfENTs-FtUur, t.:N trt4.
, 1880-11-17
ST. LOfII2.

BIT. LOUIS. No.. Nov Observation-Disclosures.
GlLAtN-Wheat u3oHed hlvtlnr but declined; No.
rod. tl.0as{t*l04N cAsE. *t.uik November, tl.0Js
01M Doeeu,bor, si'kseal0sA JnnuAryi sLiVS
@ l.l,AGL,Ws February, No. J du. tIut18; No.
au. OItc4U5E. Corn l0we5; &34@EA cn1lls
633eHto Nuyenber, A:I&e}t!o nocs,nbvr; s:.Sb
4!.iu January %35kuitke May. On.s uwer ut agSas
3iAc cahh, aHlo bid fur Soyu1ubars a3fo Deco,u0vF,
a!sa%1c January. liyo bettor ut a'4c. uarloy un.
chu,,xcd ut uGs!5c,
= LEAn-Qutet A. akc
utrrTER-unchnnuodt dairy, DI.Ea
EGUk--lIiVhur VI TIC.
WtilHKf-IlxheF NJ FLO.
l'n1vtsloSs-i,nrk dMitt jubbing At tlim Liant
nominal he bt Dry salt n1Ent, fi.ao4 H3
ActS,TdaAR tu Aae. tl4eun du III t3tU IL l3s
AEcEllers-FtoMr. 1,ul, brls: wheat 31t4D bu; CORR,
hn. '
HntlMESTS Fnur IA, ,0N brs; when&, 39 M Ut, corn,
AoN tuI oats auo hui Fyu nul!o; barsy, nuuu.
, 1880-11-17

Io tho rescue viii. Itulu's IInnry OF lIsrcho,nd
anu far befDrv tbs huIy stl1lIsElca Will, erul1s
Pkss Toothache Urops eurr ln oue lutuutv.
, 1880-11-17

nCrrAtn. nor. observation-disclosures strenR: fnir ,te-
and and htuers ttn ln No. hnr Duluth 1T s1.:txtt
Ill. Torn nncilyp; nskinH h.c. uass neglected. yu
neglected. 1}aFtry GgxlNctei. @ -
,EASAL LFNEltiltTs-UnclurEci.
, 1880-11-17

NEW Y0tK, Nov. Ni-T}ie general nlnrkct continues
quiet. but eOttnn Eu.ns In sse,tty ietntud nnd
prices arn ir. Tprpercll thu Drtwn zhGct!nrs lyG
advanced: lrnss 4nlet; hut socks ar'. will u tnna
ttd lEfil14 lnkEs tirt+ tisrxs t,t.ik md gih:
9.ais III !!rt hutliad. MEMS wcar woulells sluggish
Hut Bt1AIy.
, 1880-11-17

WsnclaeAter's lfypophosp1,ltcE
will curu consumption, Gx,llHhs, Weuk t,,nus
hrsAlchltls, Ull general Debility. Essahllshtxi
twchty-olle yours.
, 1880-11-17
PEORIA,

PEORIA. ILL.,. Snv. iG.-fiitAlS-Cnrn tlr,u; high.
mixed. 4lsa4!c, mixed. tla: life. SIrs for May Ut
4A. tnts .!r.h III ltsr sIrn, M. .. Sc.
ID 1ttAIwtSla-SusnAl Mt *i.n!
REtt:tFTA-whcnt. 1sN but cnrn. 2i,s'5 blI. Dnts.
N.Y.! H.. rye. i'15 bur ls,s!ey. snU bn. ..
.iIttl illts 81, ,u bn; pnta
n, bu: rye. t,UM Iii; bNelhF, i,:UJ bu.
, 1880-11-17

n4A,.l.tl(

lSnlANAt+ofttH. Nov. 1S-t;!lAlS-Whcnt hlutar;
M rc!. tintal.0h. Corn steady nj ilHt1tec. Oats
tirIu ut HiIa!!ilC.
, 1880-11-17
111:ft'j!f11rt.

f,rTnotT, Nov. 1G--Finl'Tt.-alrntF.
tsRAtS-Yslrat weak; Su.1 waitc. flDtsf Tovcrn-
bur. in DrctmtGr. $l.NjtE .nnuary, *l.U7; Fubgl,-
hry. flJE; No, white, $InI; Nh J rcd. SL[Sii bid;
rucUpts, ,U4 but shipments, ~, ,lu hu.
, 1880-11-17
COTTON,

NEW OitLEASs. Epv. 1i-cnTTuS-Stcndy, with n
RUnI duHlnlld; mlslAinv. 1sic: tow ml'dtlng, lve;
pood urlnnsy, V4cs net tccelbts, 165u batus gross
l!.c5; nxw!rts to Gscat ltr.tan, Haal sates. FLU;
stock, 2lAl51,
, 1880-11-17

oswE0o, Nov. 1o.-GuAIS-avhcat stcady. Corn
BCnrcp.
, 1880-11-17
~; ;, :; 0,'.!t,A" r1us.r1s,7
AERlflh AND DEp.lErURg by TRilr;~.l !:

.r:,.n,.S ExnkASNAiG!oS iumsnr - 1IErERgycg N.,v.
S2ujiteo' 2uajin SUNNY c1eoptud. jMosHds:. s,tsr,.
, 1880-11-17

s!'a!Iy. ..'t!n!l5 except Stl,stllys.
SDTt.I'nllinAn a1AInnk Cars !tt'tn Ehletso u u
lnls kt,iisk El;y ~! l,eurin inriGt i.aT Cn'rs M
c!lnaH Chnr S!epIng EnFk Ehtc9ll tn 1innn1bat aa4
liNt!hit t.ty. M GhHltvt Ut uAy Conehas Chle1soA
st. Louis Or kMns,ls CITY.
, 1880-11-17

RY1clsiHnn Central ltne1rnt. tn
Depot font III Inky+A and fnot ~ IL.
llekHt ulleu II Elark-s AsEuththst cttlntE taS y
dUlph. Grand Paeu Ilutti, aild Ut a'a!tnef lloa.a
, 1880-11-17

Chicago 4: Attop.
0nion nopot Wnst s!;aa. vvror Cana and ~ i,t ~
th!fl-st Tteklt uHicta at ptE1ts, u sonsh tsEf
IT.. GRIND luct.ic 1l0tel, and Palmer House
, 1880-11-17

81. 1.t,i.ls 4 t;ltf Expross. B;,s nj. ~
II. IA,Elk l. tuI! FsL Line ,. stij 1g|S iii
knnst4s taty \ urt1ver Fust Tx. s!:,j n|i -
l'GH1!n. Burlington x kHpHnk la B:41 NIL i'll pm
Peoria irktn sitpcnl... Il b.ii NIL f5 u
SrrtNAliell &lnHIHII tAst l4lnr !!lj il ml' 1:H pa
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

The public has been informed by Charley
Farwell that the anti-G Grant districts in ILL
nois have appointed delegates to the Chicago
convention who will apply for admission to-
that body. He denounces the conduct of
Senator Logan in unmeasured terms, de-
nominating his course in taking possession
of the convention at Springfield as an act of
burglary. It is not to be doubted but Charley
speaks the truth, but it looks to DISTINGUISHED
observers very much like the thief's cry of
'fstop thief" When Charley Farwell and
his gang of thugs took possession of the
Cook county convention few days ago, they
manifested an utter disregard for all prece-
dents and all decency. They had a small
majority of the delegates, and at once pro-
ceeded to organize without paying the
slightest attention to the wishes of the Grant
delegates. They carried things with high
hand, and chose only Blaine and Washburne
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24
OFFICIAL INTERROGAYORS
CENSUS ENUMERATORS OF SEONOD
AND THIRD DISTRICTS.
Lists of Appointments by Census Super
visors johnson and Andrews---The Men
who Are to Count the People and Find
Out Their Nativities, Occupations. Ages,

The tenth census of the United States, in
tended to exhibit the number, conditions and
occupations of all the inhabitants of the ooun-
try on the lst of June, 1880, under the act of
Congress which provides for it, will include
fewer branches of statistical inquiry than did
the ninth census, but will have some new fea-
lures, which are committed to reputed experts
and the inquiries for which will not be made
by the regular corps of census enumerators.
These latter will begin their work on the LIST of
next month and are expected to have it COM
pleted so that the returns from Minnesota, for
instance can be tabulated ready to forward to
Washington before the 1st of August. Below
we give lists of the subdivisions and enum-
orators of the second and third census districts
of this State:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24
Hu,,,nty Dr,,Dt,, To-Niobt

Tony Denier's Humpty Dumpty company
will appear at the Academy of Music this even
ing, in one of those mirth provoking perfor-
mances so popular here. The Pantomime COM
paDy is much the same when here before, hRv-
ing VIM. Eunice az pantaloon, the great Geo.
81. Adams, (Grim.-ldi,) rs clown, and Miss
Boshall as Columbine. The variety part of the
programme introduces a number of new peo-
an Italian musical genius, the Davenport
Brothers, acrobats. Ripley d Reed, song and
dance men, McAuelly & Howe, in specislties,
Punch Walton, the musical wonder, Geo. Hun
ter, Irish comedian. and Allie Smith, Rosina
Cook, Jessie Forrest, Little Rosebud and nu-
merous others. The programme will be much
different then before, and will be of sufficient
attraction to fill che house to over6owing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

IL Mr.. VIM. Lochren, of Minneapolis,
should happen at some future time to receive
Democratic nomination, it would not be
binding on any member of the party or
any Democratic paper to support him. This
is the logic of his insult to the Democrats of
the Third Congressional district, which he
gratuitously inserted in his remarks in the
Third district caucus last Thursday. The
GLOBE jots down this item while it is fresh
in the minds of good many people. In the
whirIigig of time that insult may come home
to roost. When it does the GLOBE will try to
profit by the declaration herein noted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

GRANT has 40 votes in the Chicago con-
vention without Minnesota. This State
makes it 42O. There will be 756 votes in
the convention and 379 is necessary for a
nomination. The big and little booms will
now roll into the Grant wave and he will
be nominated with yell by reclamation.
Stealing Minnesota from Blaine settled the
matter and secured Grant. The brilliant
Window boomers ought to be happy. They
wanted Grant and they have secured him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

The Iowa delegates to Chicago are rebel
ling against their instructions. They were
ordered by the State convention to cast their
votes for Blaine, but since it has become
evident that Grant will have walk-over
several of the delegates have declared that
they will not respect the instructions. They
are anxious to be on the winning side, no
matter what their constituents may desire
them to do.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

No. 220-Minnetoka, j. II. Empenger.
No. 22l-Minneapolis, First District. A. D.
Libby.
No. minneapolis, Second District, ]. 7.
Grimes.
No. 22S-Richfeld, Albert 8. Drake.
No. 224-Eden Prairie, NJ. s. Starring.
No. 225 Bloomington, Sever Ellengson.
No. 226-St. Anthony Bradley Phillips, Jr.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

delegates to the State convention, ignoring
the Grant men entirely. Now that the
tables are turned they are indignant and
threaten bolt. It is characteristic of the
crowd, yet they should be told by some judi
cious friend that what is sauce for the
goose is sauce for the gauder. They ought
to have better sense than to revolt at dose
of their own medicine.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

Missouri seems to have gone against Til
den, and it is thought that even Kentucky is
not secure for that gentleman. 1t is becom-
ing more and moro evident every day that
Mr.. TiIden cannot secure the necessary two
thirds to insure his nomination. He will
therefore be compelled to turn over his in
terest to some more likely candidate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

THE New York Herald has finally been
obliged to admit that Grant is certain of the
Presidential nomination on the Republican
ticket. The turning over of the entire vote
Of Illinois and Alabama to him settles the
matter definitely, and no competitor can
hope to compete with him in the Chicago
convention
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

THEY are all going like flock of sheep.
By June 1st every State delegation will be
bowling for Grant, and anxious for the
time when they can cast their votes for him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24
TEE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The WEEKLY GLOBE IL mammoth sheet, sxACtly
7Oubls the size Of the Daily It II Just the paper for
Ne nreside containing in addition to ell the current
soxs choice miscellany, agricultural matter, market
Sports, 10 It Is furnished to single subscribers ct
a. with Is cents added for prepayment OF postage.
Subscribers should remit 81. 10.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

THE Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer hits the nail squarely
on the head when he says that "Blaine will
lose the entire vote of Minnesota, and Grant
loses nothing because he had no votes in
Minnesota
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

The GLOBE predicts that Bill WINDOWS
name will not be mentioned in the Chicago
convention. The GLOBE further predicts
that the ten votes of Minnesota will be cast
or q. S. Grant and no one else.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24
Daily Globe Advertising Rates.

Fourth Page, cents per line every insertion
EAird Page, cents per line for the first week. Al
Subsequent insertions cents per hnO.
Display advertising ION fourth page only double
above rates. An advertising 10 computed ~ nom
paro1, 10 lines 10 An inch.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24
CITY of Minneapolis.

Otty OF MJJt1teUpOCtSs
The city of Minneapolis is divided into
twenty-eight sub-districts commencing at No.
227 and ending at No. 254. with the following
No. 227-O. Valentine.
No. 228-Gilman w. Smith.
No. 229-H. e. Blaisde1.
No. 230-John w. Perkins.
No. 231-J. 81. Locke.
No. 232-F. W. Holbrook.
No. 233-Harvey P. Smith
No. 234-J. K. Olson.
No. 235-Sibley Roweil.
No. 236-A. p Austin.
No. 237-E. Partridge.
No. 238-A. A. Eichhorn.
No. 239-J. j. Ankeny.
No. 240-Prescott Fay.
No. 241-John Campbell.
No. 242-Henry w. Morgan.
No. 243-L. Gorton.
No. 244-Ohas. Clark.
No. 245-Ed. @. Gale.
No. 246-Fred. B. Snyder.
No. 247-Edwin 8. Jones.
No. 246-E. d. N Whitney.
No. A9-Francis Bergstrom.
No. 250-O. @. Schmidt.
No. 251-F. E. Curtis.
No. 252-Fred G.. Berry.
No. 253-John s. Peterson.
No. 254--Thomas Il. Newton.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

The Tennessee Greenbackers favor the re-
pudiation of all State debts. 1t is very evil
dent that there are no bloated bondholders
in that party.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

HAVING given the biggest possible lift to
Grant by stealing Minnesota away from
Blaine and sending delegation to Chicago
which is nominally Window, but first
choice Grant, the Pioneer Press howls
furiousIy against the third term. The
braying betrays the nature of the animal.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24

CHARLEY FARwE1L's contest in the Chicago
convention will cut just about as big a
figure as the ten Window votes from Min
nesota, Neither will be heard from.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-24
IChicago Times. /

Of Mr.. Window, recently much talked
of as Presidential possibility for reasons
such as dictated the choice of Hayes at Gin
cinnati, The Sun speaks thus slightingly:
"We are bound to say that Mr.. Window ia
just that sort of material which managing
politicians have repeatedly unanswered into
the White house. He has not character and
ability enough to be President on his own
account; and, if fortune should raise him to
such an elevation, he will never di5obey the
author or authors of his success. Make Win
dom President, and Hessrs. Conkling and
Cameron would still be the power behind the
throne" Mr.. Window chance is not quite
as good as it may seem in certain contingent
cies. Minnesota is debt-repudiating State,
and its favorite son, Window, to wit, was an
extreme silver man.
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Solid Comfort.

If you are going into the country or intend to
visit the lakes, be sure to take one of those
Folding Chairs at the 80 Cent Store, selling at
81 each. It is real old comfort.
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IT is gravely announced from Columbus
that Grant cannot carry Ohio. Well, who
said he could2 Certainly nobody of COM
mon sense.
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ST. PAUL, MONDAY. MAY u, 1880.
The Payne boom is a CROWN.

TIE New York Herald, which has been
running Hamilton Fish boom, surrenders
and declares that Grant has secured the
game.
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THE GLOBE IN CH1CAao.

The GLOBE can be found for sale ct the Grand
PScino, Palmer and Sherman HeuSo news stands
The business once Of the GLOBE Is In room So, Nc
oOrnick block, corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
streets.
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Annfhar Sale.

Powers Bros. have decided to make leading
specially of the sale of Corsets, Skirts and
Sacques, next week.
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PLYMOUTH, Mass, May 22.-Gusnbridge
Walter, the murderer, cut his throat with a
razor, which he obtained from an inmate of
the house of correction. 1t is thought he
will die.
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List of Enumerators and Census divisions in
the Third Census district of Minnesota, O. O..
Andrews, supervisor:
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GOODHUE COUNTY.
No. 149-Welch, M. Henry.
No. 150-Burnside, A. P Wilson.
No. 151-Stanton, W. G.. W. Topper.
No. lebanon Falls, John Wickey.
No. 15S-Vasa, John A. Swenson.
No. 154-Featherstone, Geo. P. Sidener.
No. 155-Hay Greek, Wacouta; VIM. Hay
man, Sr.
No. 156-Warsaw, G. G.. Lucken.
No. 157-Leon, Frank W. Mccoy.
No. 158-Belle Greek, Geo. J. Backus.
No. 159-Goodhue, @. F. Sidener.
No. 160-Belvidere, Perry George.
No. 161-Central Point, Florence, 0. P.
Francisco.
No. 162-Holden, Otto F. Henkel.
No. 16S-Wanamingo, Knute Lewis.
No. 164-Minneols, A. j. Grover.
No. 165-Zumbreta, J. W. Blake.
No. 166-Kenyon, Hans p. Hulebak.
No. l67-Cherry Grove, M. E. Billings.
No. 168-Roscoe, D. l.. Druse.
No. 169-Pine Island, A. 81. Kellogg.
No. 170-Red Wing, First ward, @. O.
Webster.
No. 17l-Red Wing, Second ward, g. M.
Webster.
No. 172-Red Wing Third ward, Owe L..
Westergaard.
No. 17S-Red Wing, Fourth ward, Robert
Jamison.
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WABAsHAW COUNTY.


No. 18l-West Albany, James Munro.
No. 182-Glasgow, j. E. Gray.
No. 1S3-Greenfeld, G. A. Cook.
No. 1S4-Mazepps.
No. iS5-Hyde Park, Zumbro, Thomas
Fryar.
No. 1S6-Oakwood, Geo. @. French.
No. lS7-Highland, NJ. 81. Tobias.
No. 1SS-Minneiska, Watopa, W. B. Lin
ton. Ie
No. 189-Elgin, F. l.. Meacham.
No. 190-Plainview, Otis Huntoon.
DAKOTA COUNTY.
No. 191-Eagan, Mendoza, Jas. Wescott.
No. lg2-Inver Grove, West st. Paul, Perci-
No. 193-Burnsville, Lebanon, Michael T.
Connolly.
No. 194-Rosemouns, Nininger, Thomas
Clark.
No. 195-Hastings, First and Second wards,
E. l.. Winslow.
No. 196-Hastings, Third and Fourth wards,
Chas. A. Baker.
No. 197-Lakeville N. Kolkin.
No. 198-Empire, Henry @. Wing.
No. 199-Vermillion. John Heinen
No. 200-Marshan, Ravenno, VIM. b. Ma
THE.
No. 201 .-Eureks, A. G.. Oleson.
No. 202-Oastle Rock, John FL. Cowle.
No. 2O3 -Hampton, Randolph, Charles Smith
No. 204-Douglass, w. Y. Rumney.
No. 205-Greenvale Nelson 81. Fulton.
No. 206-Sciota, Waterford, Geo. Gray.
HENEEPN COUNTY.
No. 207-Hassan, j. B. Wiggin.
No. 2O8-Dayton. J. B. Hinkley.
Nd. 209-Champlin, o. s. Miller.
No. 2i0-Greenwood, Albert Roberts.
No. 211-Corcoran, Peter Weinant.
No. 212-Maple Grove, j. M. Eddy.
No. 213-Brooklyn and Osseo, Andrew j.
Smith.
No. Neutrality-suspicious., john 81. McGary.
No. 2l5-Medina, r. B. Dickey.
No. 2l6-Plymouth, Jonas 81. Howe.
No. 2l7-C Crystal Lake, Thomas Kirkwood.
No. 2l8-Minnetrista, Felix Logelin.
Nc. 2I9-Excelsior, d. A. Locke.