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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
DEAD the FOLLOWING TESTING

RICHMOND, VA.
Gentlemen,-I take. the liberty Of Informing you
OF the great improvement-well, you may saw. the
entire restoration 10 health-caused by using SIM
MONS LIyER REGULATOR.
Twas under medical treatment for long time tbC-
inc treated for Dyspepsia but all kinds OF medicine
seemed 10 10 me but lltie good. suffered intensely
with fnl stomach, headache, &c. One day was
told By neighbor who had taken the REGULA-
TOR that II was sure cure for my troubles. | de-
cided 10 trv a.: not thinking it would do me any
good The first dose took relieved me very much
II was so decided aD improvement began to put
confidence in what my ntigbbor had said to me- In
one week after iakng the REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty AS | ever was; my complexion
began 10 clear up. was told by all my acquaint-
ances was looking so much better. ! think 1t Is
The best Thing l ever took for Dyspepsia. without
any exception. II did me so much good was deter
mined would give you my testimony without being
asked for II. Yours respectfully,
HENRY G. CRENsHAw.
Original aud genuine manufactured only by
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Philadelphia, IA.
SOD III ALL DRUGGISTS.
InO % dsodf wtAu20l
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COMMERCIAL CLUB.-A special meeting OF
the Commercial Club was held in CONNER
cial Hall last evening. Vice.President
Rogers presided; j. NJ. Nowlln, secretary.
The following was adopted:
ReSolueG, That the location Of the club
house be changed, and that the new location
he left TO tie discretion OF the Board OF
Managers.
Mr.. Rogers proposed an amendment to
Article III. OF the Constitution; which was
laid over for further consideration.
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A GoLD-HEADED CANE PRESENTED TO MR.
BURpETTE.-A large audience heard Mr..
Robert Burdette, the Burlington Hdwheye
man, deliver his humorous lecture on
"Home" at MozIrt Hall last evening. AT
the conclusion OF the lecture Mr.. Burdetie
was the recipient OF handsome gold.
headed cane presented to him by the Guard
OF the Commonwealth and the Young
Mems Missionary Society OF the First Bap-
tist church. The presentation address was
delivered by Captain J. Hampden Cham
berlayne.
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DIR. PAYNE, In bis lecture upon the Voc and
Grace. says that dyspepsia Is great foe grsSe. II
darkens the sky and breaks the hopes OF wany
Christians. They think the trouble is iw their
hearts, when II Is In their stomachs. Thus the stc-
mach in seDces the feelings 10 such d, gree that 10
should be more carefully looked after and regulated
with the neyer. failing SIMMONS LIVER REogLA-
TOR, the constant use OF which will so improve the
feelings US to make The heart happy aud the spirits
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similar gift to bis comrauy, to which the
JUDGE a.sented. without hesitation. upon
The same condition as TO change OF name.
/" Certainly" said the captain, we expeet
nothing else." "Tbtn u Is settled.v said
the Judge, hut, Jack, think bow The new
name VIII sound. May il not be possible
that some Of your men VIII dislike 10 be
called .tbe Black Guards -" The CautaIu
saw u In an instant aud said "He wonld
not bear such name for any money"
Miss f,RuEDy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

Police COURT, WEDNEsDAY.-The follow
ing cases were disposed Of:
John NJ. Wyatt. charged with stealing
five geese, of tue value OF 50, the property
of Susan Allen. Continued 10 Saturday,
November 27th.
Charles L. FoXwel, charged with ASSAULT
ing and beating Emma FoXwell and threat
cniug her life, &c. Not sufficient evidence.
Discharged.
Henry Ward. charged with trespasslng
upon the premises OF and cursing and
abusing Sicily Roach. Costs paid. Dis
missed.
L. Powers, charged with violating the
city ordinance in allowing James Reynolds,
his driver, 10 run into DR.. Dickie's buggy
and break it. Rule issued against Mr..
Powers, and case continued until Thus
dav, November 25th.
Cyrus. Bossieux, charged with running a
four horse wagon on the street Without
proper numbers on the same. Continued
10 Friday.
George Young, charged with being drunk
and unable TO take care Of himself. Fined
81
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THAxKseIvING'DAY.-Tbe banks, Stock
Roard' Tobacco Exchange. and freight de-
MT Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company viii be closed
IN. the post.
Office will only be open during Sunday
hours. to 10 A. NJ. the Episcopal
churches Will be open at II A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

THE PoyD CAsE.-Tbe United States Cir
cult Court was engaged Yesterday In trying
the cise Of W. ii. Pond, charged win IN
timidatng a witness. The facts la the case
have already been published IN Tue DlS-
patch. The trial may probably END To-Day.
Twenty.six witnesses were summoned on
the part OF the Government to TESTIFY IN this
case. and have been here several days.
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THANKSGIVING DINNERS. will be
many THANKSGIVING dinners to-day, but
none probably 30 charming as those 10 he
given in behalf OF good causes by the ladies
OF several churches.
At the lecture-room OF the Second Baptist
church sumptuous dinner during the day
and supper during The evening will be In
every respect worthy Of the "day we cele'
brate." A special entertainment for the
children will delight the little ones from
O'Clock iill 7.
At No. III Main street the ladies Of the
various Methodist chuI ches will hold feast
for the benefit Of LaureLStreet church du-
ring to-day and tomorrow. They have
made extensive preparations for thanksgiv-
ing dinner to-day and supper this evening.
Give the ladies' a call.
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The MOZART This EVENING" First, over
ira; second. ballad, "Will He Gomez"
(Sulliyan,) Mr. w. II. Grant, Jr.; third,
solo violin, "Andante and Allegretto,"
David and DeBerot,) Mr.. II. F. Laube; (;
fourth. q, Songs Without Words" Par
owJ b, "Blby Polka" (Bial,) orchestra !;
fifth. ballad, " Happy Moments, +" tWallace,)
Mr.. w. II. Grant, Jr. sixth, o, Quintette,
(Boccherini.) b, Gayotte, Padre Mariini,) ir-
sIrumental; seventh, Farewell Sympho-
n.y." (uaydn,) orchestra.
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BAIEBR.DoE. GA, June IL, 1870" Or. Tut:
Lear Friend, Ecu know The clue Of my bad
health. had concluded that ihfr was no remedy
that would relieve until used the pills you sent
me. They proved 10 be the very thing u, eded. l
am under lasting obligations 10 you for The blessing
YOU ha, e conferred on me and mankind X neraIly."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

FARM SOLD. Yesterday Messrs. r. F.
Chafiin e. Co., real estate agents, sold the
farm formerly owned by Captain j. +. Chill
drey, but more recently owned by Messrs.
Boliinger, Sleeder and BolliDger, contain
ing $40 acres, and located on Varina road,
Henrico county, with stock, crops, and farm
implements, for $4,000, to Messrs. James
King, OF England. and Frederick King, oil
Colorado, who are brothers.
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HIGH LIFE.-This is the name OF the
sparkling operetta that is to be performed,
together with the charming society play
DR.. Moncbein, at Mozart Hall tomorrow
evening. The object Of the entertainment
is to assist the lady managers Of st. PanPs
Church Home in cquipping an indrmary
for that institution. IL is a worthy cause,
and should receive a generous support.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

ReturRed.- Rev. Il. +. Woodward, oil the
Manchester Methodist church, has been re-
turned by the Conference, TO the gratifica-
tion OF his congregation andt community:
Mr.. Woodward has won the esteem OF All
denominations during bis connection WIN
the Manchester church, and has made most
excellent pastor. He returned home yester-
day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

Mr.. CHARLES r. LATHROP AND MISS Lou
: BARKsDALE MARRIED LAST Nr6HT-AN
IMMENSE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ToI-
LETs-THE WELDING PRESENT s-A
NORTHERN TOUR. ETC.
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Rp,,r IrEMs.-The Costa Rlcan bark Pc
Mira Tibbetts master, cleared from the Gus
m'bonse Yesterday for Rio GraDde do Sui
with a cargo comprising 2,l35 barrels oil
a,nr. valued at sl5,l93, shipped by the
Hawaii. Crenshaw Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

DUCK GREEN" wHIsKEY at $3.50 gallon.
Amber" wbiskey at 81 gallon.
Alpha whlskey at $3.50 gallon.
"Montrose" whisky at SO gallon.
:" f. Selectn whiskey al 50 a gallon.
Green ano Bacs Teas at so, sec aud 81 per
pound.
Fancy Groceries, in large variety, mt low prices.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co,
llO9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

To CoSsrsrTvEs.-Many bave t@sn happy 10
ove heir testimony IN favor OF the use OF "WiL'
non's PURE cop-LlyEH on A.sp LINZ tx
perienec has proved is TO bssv Ainabe remedy for
copsspptior. Asthma, piphilasiis and all diseases
OF the Throat aud Lungs. Manufaeiarrd only oy
A. n. wiLaon, Chemist, Oossou. sela ~ al drug
gtyts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

Suit for Ten Thousand DoitarS.-TLe
snit OF Henjel son Us. The Brigbthope Rail-
way will probably come up for trial at the
next term OF the Chesterfield Circuit Court.
Some time ago Henderson's son was Killed
on the BriQhtbope railway by being RON
over by q locomotive, hence the suit. The
plaintiff is colored man, and sues ior
slO. 900. ID. l.. Pullam is counsel for Hen
I.r
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
FoR ADySe OF ALCOHOL.

sJoex p. WnEEIHs, -. d.. Of Hudson, N. ".
sax, have eiyen IL with present decided beue ",
in case Of innutr.tson OF the brain from abusa oS
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day For the Middle
Atsutic States, lower barometer, souiherly
veering 10 westerly winds, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, with rain or snow, STA
tionary or higher temperature.
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LADIES

who wish to Eave their
FosTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands by a lady expert sent 10
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents In this eitv, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid Giover
are requested to call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES.
are superior in macy respects 10 any other Kid
Gloves made, and the pateut notwithstanding makes
1t decidedly The most comfortable anj the most per-
fec:-dttiug Kid Glove. As are the agents In this
city for this celebrated Kid Glove, we can always
supply our customers with any size and ceor they
may desire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

ASDAnrsiAN BALM Is good thing for ch,nped
lips and hadds ;his cold weather. IL keeps ih, m
soft and smooth. 60 to 7. ROBERTS BAKER, Nes
9lQ Main street. and get a bottle of u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

Cosvlcr RECEIVED YEsTERDAy.-Jackson
go of Floyd county, was received AZ the
nen,,entiary Yesterday to serve term Of
iwo wears for househreskiug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

VI. ELLYsON & Co, advertising agents. insert adj
yeftisements In all of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dfs-
patch counting-room win receive prompt atten-
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Go 10 the SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH TO-DAY
and get good TuANksGIvING DINNER for 30
cent, or SUFFER for 25 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. YESTERDAY.
C1amberlayne Us. Stampel's administrator.
Put on privileged docket.
Benson Us. Humphreys. Submitted on
printed notes Of argument filed.
Rawlings Us. Rawlings. executor, ana ais.
Argued by j. X. Tucker, Esq. for appel
liant, and General William Ii. Pawn for ap-
pellees, and submitted.
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For THE BaeoKR BOYS,
PRICES Low-srocxLsneE.
A. sAKs & CO..

A THANKSGIVING DINNER AND sUygxR at the
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH TO-DAY. Dinner, 90
cents; Supper, 25 cents.
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EMINENT DIR. W. G. CAvESAcm

= MEMPHIS, TENN., WHITES:
For ,ceGk digestion, cOnsump pti0n. general de-
biIity, ana want Of appetite, eheerfuy recom-
mend Colcies's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

PERsoYAL.-Mr. William T. Allen, OF the
First National Bank, LEFT the city Yesterday
for few days recreation at Old Point.
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THE LADIES OF the SECOND BAPTIST cxey, cH
will have spread an excellent Dinner Io-Vas acc
sumner AT NIGHT.
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They increase The appetite, and cause the body 70
s.keon eesh; thus the system is noarished and by
,he,, tonic action ON the digestive organs regular
stools are produced. u
Price, rs cents. 80 MURRAY si"EEh
my 29-eodiAp20 New iork.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

U,ITTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
WutsKERs changed 20 GLOSSY BLACK bya
single application Of ibis DYE, IL imnariss Nstn-
raj Color. ac,s iusisntaneolsl. soid Oy druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF VI.
OFFICE, s5 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
inv 29-eodtAp20l
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HALIFAX COUNTY. VA. Noyemeer Is. 1850.
PPLlCATlON WILL BE MADE 10
"A lHE SECOND AiIDifnk o. vtk1tSsnn M ,.snrsr ~
rIr 4 Issued uns1er aa act Of Gsnsys' As~moy
~ y,rsinia passed s0lb March, ls1i,-w1' ,Sss Sss
1884, 1880, l,e59, icr S,se .ssa 100. feS $1,000
s.sS m ,e,on.i cxr,laesis Ma. 1893 TOR .Sss.yS
and and ci Wet viryinis eestin@ss's @ Nn ns,'y, s ,Ss
SAlea al--.Il a. ihs aAMss ss ?, rHssN ssrs ~
40 lo.Tntut<1A ~ 49,. F"Us"s -
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Or. Tut: -. 49,. ,n.,,xr "a
pear ssr.-For ten years have been a MARTYR 10
Dyspepsia. Constipation and t''c. Las s,,'ns
your Pirs were recommenoed' usea snem. ~"'
1o,g we ,nsn: have coed appetite, digestion per-
S,c, regular stools. piles gone, and have gained
civ ,ounds Of aesh. They worth their weight
a. sotd Rev. X. L. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
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8itl'mond 1ispatrh.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2S, fsso.

sr THE CIRCULATION OF TBE pisPATcB
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CrRcU.
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY VIEWS.
PArERs OF IRE CITY.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold. AT night 1t was cloudy and threaten
ing.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 90 /;
A. NJ, %; noon, AZ; p. M, 3S; r.
~. So; midnight. "a.
Mean temperature, 33 l 6.
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brocaded satin; Mrs.. r. II. wbitIock,
white silk and lace.
WEDDING PRrzENTs.

Miss Birksdale's wedding presents were
among the hsDdsomest that have ever been
given in this city. Not only were they
handsome but very numerous. Few Young
ladies enjoy the deserved popularity Of
this handsome and charming young lady.
and Of course her many frien6s attesied
their love and kind feeling by some remem.
brance. Among the number were several
pieces Of silver in handsome cases, upon
which were beautiful designs artfsricaIIg
painted. Besides the silver presents, there
were number OF pieces OF Dresden cbina
given her. ornamental presents and pres.
ents ust ful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E1- On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
LET of January and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have TO he paid by The purchaser. On
all sales made between the lJ OF july ana last OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid bv The seller
(1his ciIs ON was adopted about fifteen years agO
by an the real estate agents IN Richmond, aud sp-
plies 10 Richmond aud vicinity.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10H A. VI, pswnbroker's
sale Of gold and silver watches. iewelry, Goth
ing. dresses, guns, pistols clocks, musical in-
siruments, &C., AT Ellis Abrams's, NJ. 909 Broad
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TT cErERA.

After the ceremony the bride and groom
and friends repaired to Mr. Barksdale's
residence, on Franklin stree. where a
handsome entertainment awaited them.
AT III o'clock last night Mr.. ard Mrs.
Laihrop left the city by the Chesapeake and
Ohio express train for an extended tour In
the North and Canada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-25

Entered at ths Post-o,Bee at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.l
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I.oST. sTpAYHs. AND STOLEN.

OsT, ON FRIDAY, 10Th iNsrANI.
i 4 s+iween ysJes,ins Mouse aud hi.s svn"c'
LADY = sPORrE-Mu>>Alt with sa Az anou"," so ~
maaey and papers of eo yaue 20 sbN ose ". nse
osnsr--oue of xhieh l. ole tor szVJ, daisa is,n
i.prIl 1874 cswe by Jamcs W. s%ssm % sn. W..
rna.e pay able N Miss tio!se ii. New. 'er u,sss
IA, leen nnii6s,d and aymeHt stopped. A,Na.aose
rev ard wsg 10 psid Al returned 10 Miss ~ ~
yalentiae tioase. We <t-s.-
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The South Carolina census Is to be over.
hauled once more.
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GAME TO NY PREMISES. No. 5aUSH
~ n,ryie street. o. TIE sh insisn'. -.
eRisAND-WHlrE COW. The owner Will psea,c
"a,.s for w.rd. ,,sy charges, aud lake hsr away.
no 24-yt ssNts ~. NSkLes.
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HANDSOME DRESSES.

There were many handsome ladies pre-
sent. whose rich toilets attracted much 81.
tentIon, and served as feast Tor tbe
ewes OF the immense congregation until
the bridal couple cime in, and then all
ewes were concentrated upon them. Among
The first were Miss Sue Neale, who was
dressed In a ligbt-blne satin, with lace
and pink flowers and pearl ornaments;
Mrs. Blount Mason, who wore muslin
and lace; Mrs. Osterloh, black SATIN
and cream roses; Miss Emma Gillian
beautifully, white satin and white n)wers;
Miss Helen Montague, pink SIX; MISS
Mamie Leary (beautifuD, blue salin and
lace; Mrs. Philip HaxalI very Handsomely
blsck velvet and duchesse lace; Miss Emily
TrIpletf, black silk; Hiss Pritchard. oi Nea
orleans, ecru satin; Miss Grace Henry, sSaf-
net, velvet, and lace; Miss Oley Cnlien' Mae
six. maroon plush; Mrs. Bransiora taiss
sallie Lalhrop), white brocade satIM apd
orange flowers. The taste with which Mrs.
Bransiord's beautiful black hair was ar
ranged. and dressed with spray OF orange
fiawsrs, was many times s.'oken OF MIS-
Ould. brocade satin and ACE; MIS-: baIks'
dale. black velvet; Mrs. Manson, oi Texas
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RICHMOND, FR'DsB'G & POTOMAC X. R-l
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.. (

RICHMOND, VA, November ID, 1850.
NOTICE.-I have this day appointed
~ FRANK W. DAVIS my agent 20 concsrt FOR
me I'm the city of Richmond GENkkAt. PKD-
Vision, GROCERY. AND LIQUOR BUSINESS.
said DAVIS IS authorized 10 buy and sell for CASH
ONLY. u. W. haNOahb'
no 25-iwt
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-06

The GLOBE yesterday morning printed 8
map showing that fifteen main lines and
eighteen feeders, in all thirty-three railroads
conferred at St. Paul and were aiding her de-
velopment. These roads have 1914 miles
which pay tribute to st. Paul, and the map
published demonstrates the fact. There is,
however, Minneapolis paper, published in
this city, which seems to be unaware of the
existence of st. Paul as a railroad center.
Yesterday morning, simultaneous with the
publication of the GLOBE map, this sheet,
which never loses an opportunity to belittle
the city where it is printed and puff
Minneapolis, said:
A glance at the map will satisfy the reader OF
the importance of these roads to Minneapolis,
and with the further railroad connections as
sured to her in the future, the fact that Min.
peapols is to be the railroad center of the State
is beyond question.
The people of st. Paul should be proud OF
newspaper which they are munifcently
supporting, which wilfully lies relative to this
city on every possible occasion. A glance al
the GLOBE map will satisfy any one that the
author and publisher of the above extract is
both a fool and knave.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-06
FIRST IN THE FIELD.

The Tenn perance Patty Of Ohio Leads OFF
With State Ticket and Presidential
Electors.
COLUMBUS, o., March 5.-The State Prohib-
ition convention met in this city to-day and
was called to order by D. W. Gage, of Cleve-
land, who was elected temporary chairman.
Thomas P. Hopley, of Bucyrus, was elected
temporary secretary. About 300 delegates
were present. The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union of Indiana sent greetings to the
convention. The temporary organ ization was
made permanent in the afternoon. The fol
lowing are the nominations for State offices:
Secretary of state, VIM. d. Doan, If Cleveland
supreme judge, VIM. Munger, of Finlay;
school commissioner. James A.. Brush,
of Mount Union; member of the
board of public works, j. b. Lorimer, of
Springfield; clerk of the supreme court. Geo.
CalderwOod of GreenviIle; Presidential cleo
tors at large, Jay Odell of Cleveland, Mahen
Pickerell of Logan county.
Resolutions were adopted recommending
local action. rendering thanks to Mrs. Presi
dent Hayes for her moral courage IN exclud.
ing wines from public banquets. recommend.
ing textbooks for schools, urging separation
from all other political associations, condemn.
ing the action of Gen. Grant for fostering the
liquor traffic for revenue and denouncing the
action of the general assembly in deferrins
action on Temperance until after the Presi
Dental election. A State executive committee
was appointed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-06

and his road We say Chicago is scooped and
We were not. What is there to justify this
change of tune?
/ think We need to scan this thing. l fear
we are scooped. l want to be oonsoled.
Pm in doubt. want a
word of encouragement. 1t is
natural for Draper & Co. to say everything
is lovely. So said the st. Paul & Duluth
folks. II it was not that had SO much
confidence in the disinterested patriotism of
all railroad men. I'd be sure We were in the
folds and coils of the anaconda. But my
confidence susiains me in this hour of trial.
Still if you can give me little cordial along
with the Porter, may be able to take a
more cheerful view of the situation.
But the funniest of all is that the Milwau-
kee & st. Paul is swallowing that
pet lamb of Minneapolis
narrow gauge, as bonus to run the Has
tings & Dakota to Minneapolis. And Min
nespolis is green enough to be charmed by
the serpent which is winding its coils around
her. The Milwaukee & st. Paul, which car
ries wheat even from Pennington to Chicago
and will not bring bushel to st. Paul OF
Minneapolis unless bribed to do so by flour
shipments, is Chicago pool railroad
which has stolen half the State from these
two cities already-the very pool Minneapo'
lis was building her narrow gauge to coun-
teract. And the green villagers are actually
greasing their long ears so as to be more
easily swallowed by the Chicago monster.
Beware of the Greeks. INQUIRER.