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for tho coal stocks las l,t,n sDlt down so,nl.-
whit uIa,'f 4 statement that tho Delaware Il
Hudson Canal Company has demanded
MT Increased proportion Of tho business.
Owing 10 tllc drought Into III tic fnll,
nnt the unexpected eariy closn of navlga-
ton. Afr. Sloan, Of thu Delaware. Lncknwan-
IN Il Western; Mr. Picker, of tho T.elligli
Valley Coal Company: Md tic lrutling nlll-
clals ut tho Delaware L. Hudson Canal C.,l,l-
paay say that Tiers Is sttru tn 10 nj! the ncc-
esslry restrictions to tho coNl production
which thu market 1nny require during tho cu-
suing year. Speakfng of negotiations rl,-
morctf tn hu pending between
TIE CLtQuEs IN NORTHWESTERN AMI, IAy
HDt'fdb
for settlement Ut differences, and which
caused sl,arp drop II, Ills stock yesterday,
together with ti.e report ttlnt soluc of tt,c
pools had bccn unloading, tic Eagle says to-
night:
Tho immediate future OF tho mnrkGt depends
chtircly upon tho truth Of these stories. Str.
Gnnid Is snih to tc short Ut urcr 48,U shMrrs Of
Northwestern cDnln1o,t, AMI Mr. s1Eo IA sHtti To
hnvo "chs" tut nn Ut. ratl 10 tho nn,Oint Of
&.0O0 shnrcs, nj figures ,nlicl hplow rho crrrcnt
price. X a settlement Inns tecn ,,r ssnnltl Io
1nnde With Mr. Could, Rtueks ought to fill, fnr
thn adjustment Ut differences would withdraw
tho largest short interest IN tho n,arkut. ulld
!cmsc II witsMMt suprnrt Moreover, wFeHeter
Hauf has settled the settlement llas been fol-
lowed BY shnrp uttNck by him upon nj!
properties, tho objcct being to ticpress tho pRr-
tfcutlr stock which WIS cllutea In, IN ur.itr to
prevent tho bul lenders from prctltng much by
tho attempt 10 cnrttpr. II III settlement tas
been madc. thu clIut1cu stocks SHOULD advance,
being pushed up by tho bulls. atth this nlnvc-
s"1nt ought to sHrsy up tl.B fe,aAtn,ter u tho
list. Tllts would, Of coursc. Intensity tho feel
ti1R between tho clIqucs aud Mr. Gould, mid
wtt1ld lead him to rcaort to desperate ncnst1rcs
In older to defcnt tic psirpusc Ut tho bulls.
THE "uItApilc"
says that certain National bnnks in Now
York wero to-ttuy demanding l5 per cent III
loa,,s, III direct violation pf tho law. Mr.
Vanderbilt has entered into ut understand
Ing will, live Of tic lcavIcst holders Of Gill
cngo, Burlington l. Quincy stuck tint lie
shall bus S5,0D 900 Of shares, al.l ttlis Under
standing contains tle further stipulation TINT
heinyestmcnt sliatl be permanent, md tlMt he
sisall be given representation III the next
Doarl Ut Direction, contingent, however,
upon tho execution Of tic scheme projected
by 1ny Gould. 4 similar understanding ex-
lists between Mr.. Vanderbilt anu the llenvicst
holders or tic AtclllsDr, Topeka t. SAnta III.
Mr.. Vanderbilt tloes li0t caro- to enter tho
Direction Of tllOsG lines unless 1t shall be
necessary rs n measure Of defense ngaittst
the hostile combinations Of Mr. Gould.
TIE C1liCAGO SOftrIlWEsTEltS HALLWAY
COMPANY
this afternoon held Directors meeting, md
declared tho usual dividends Of lz( per cent
quarterly payment 0n thu preferred, alNt .
per cent setui-anlsal oil the common. payable
I'll Dec. :S. The transfer bucks close 0n Dec.
IL md reopen m the 30tlI lust Nothing
1At,&
, 1880-12-04
1st11}i31sl3.


1psttdt 178pHEtH 70 IHt EHltd01 1Fl5NNA
T1TTsnunG, IN, DEG. 3.-The Itey. W. q. Van
Meter, who Is II missionary Mt Notnc, 1tnty, a,id
WIN has ll,st returned to that city after spcnd-
Ing severnt mouths III this country, where ho
wis enKagtt In collecting ,nonoy to curry OIL his
work. writes to II friend In Washington, PHI, that
during tho Inst Of Octrhcr, whom ur,Hsng tho
british Channel, tho vessel bp.nY very much
crowded. uni while suffering frntn acllstckuess,
he wMs robbed Of a tho tnutey hu hnt1 colcrte1
III tho United 9tAtGs. Mmannttny to several thou-
en11d dollars. ar. Vim Meter Ii II tnonlbcr OF tho
throughout thu country.
, 1880-12-04

ar 13..,, tfa,,., r,n, y r,.,,..,
r,,, ~ ,, ' - pno .'. "snae rasncr ovss.
writ t,r inn"na cor,r,s n ~, ,,,a n,s t'''',. ~,
aust "nI ,xaf ', NJ ; *:rw H'''v ,.,a., .,'a "s
,,rfs,,.r .,,I, mi f,,r',t, ~ WIN" ~,
r., ,hn Ecao,rn t,an,,v III, H., ra,",.''a W.
,,oo,a l,,,., 1.n...o- o ,".,,,,na .uetlh ,,, n's
.,..,s,'.,.',, ,. a,..,'. ,.', 'nu w e.su 10
s,..,. r.. 49, ''''a. ~ ink i!th.
utsa ,r, ~ h",,,. ~ s'.,,'. 'a H. Nv nc.u e.1
t,ro ttIs rr, n,,., ,,,tst",,,s - NV :. nsak ue
tnv ho ,o ,rndn n,,o in,,,r,,t,,,. -,
.or,,,e {. NJ , ,,,t,t,or s,,a,o,.... .' 'tno
w ~. ,o,rn n,ttr mi t,,o rc,,,,f,s.,. ~ s..
tr,to I,i".riv h. ,,a,,,tr. ao s'ss
ra,nr, tr,t t,,r,.,;..j,su .'..,''.,. ''u'" NV
n.o,. H., 81. cn".t tI,s ,..",.',,.'. w t"aea
,nntt,,r =, ~, ,~n,,tn .,n,, J.. ..,. ~ t.o
t,".st It.,,a,, "1.,,4.' "n .nls
ts,s., ,,. ,.,,.',',at ~ ..s'.. 'no 'nuels.
49,, =. .,uwas ,s.. .'>".,". uhLt l.'t
s'ts<,s,,,, .,a, .,,a 1s.,,a. 80 '''s a'1 tuo
a,..,. t,,.s1.t, ~ so..,.a .."' :. o ~ ~.
,.nha .,s,,d tno ,,,,,l la, ''ar.u,',' ~ AaS
49, rs.... 49, .s,,,s s's.', a's,t ~
r,",, ..s, .I, 49,. ~. :, ., tne aosttoA
=, nn,'' a,'u na, .aS We cutaei 1or relasor
.h,,,, No.. ,.,,"r., ,,,s,,r.o,, t ~. "so
~, ,st,,, -, ~ 'no nus-
mn, va ".s1 -. .s.'H uuu' " pi WIS
a n"' oA'"V. '"u ".a'tule. n'ltt thlhk
sno ,s,. :. t '."sas ~ coni,n't
h''t"ot' ~'au t.nat l. - !" ua'l'olo ouehsc. Ihe
rnrn, o'sD' ~ ""'' ''''optea pa' IL II "aS
AHGeSA.
Oh tho question Of tnrlRdlctfun Tho Court hold
rim Just1cn tud un,1u,l,teajv u.nuIrol t,rts,,In.
.,o,, -, s,,.,,,I, ,I I ~ ~ IL, 80 .t,
~ .,oa ~ eu.'' M en"ce y! 1nls testeu Win
tAo eon1ihlt1nG MnBstFntc. When ho decides
lipou that 1t IL l!,lul AllI conclusive, nt,l this
Cu,rt cnut,ut royiuw it uuon a yrit NJ hu,,n"s
,,orn',. $'''1s ''''"" - "p'" WE " "'oe"s
~ aas.
for tho prisoner.
AtDcstor on Mondav tho nrlaonor.s ,ro,hor.
,n.,u,v ,ts,,rnr nr,,,1,no1 -. ,,'41 ..a.,.a.
ih-'nw. n's'cAos' e4plalaea !" lho reporter that
no IN" INCURRED iaco'a ennlity suvorAl ygars
since, md that tho Judge hull ylStod yenEuntpU
unon aynry nouher NJ hts family :tha s,,"" ~
1,tny ,,ol'', ..,o ,ot.,.. .s,os... @ oaeu IT.
A1.soS ueHl9 !to HAecst manifestation III lll'wll.
THO brufhor'1ts-taw cuuld mot Aeuur0 tntl for
tho l,rlsunur, being poor at,a Without influential
fri0n,ls. I,lny Saw t,u ttucap't wunt INV I'M,
A. i,,t",, ,,s ''"..,,a' x".. "' ".''.. NY uns
NJ, MFa ltll+y hs ,.! Msrtye from Stevens Point
sluy, but II WIS nil about family mattors. sho M
1.,cnnra IT. 1nana M ..,a 'r ro,''s., ,s ~ ,u..,
t" H. ,,,,s'. soea "''s 1e'anea' as aua'aonal
eol'aol fnr ltIIey thts tnorn!isg, hut will not mp
rcar III court until tho trlul tnkcs place in tho
district cm,rt. am fnformri tlmt tii,oy.u
,,,,,sat ,,,,I ,rto. .n. o~,s,,t.,n., ~ s',ts .
e'"ieo' "''.. "se' '"e c@"'s''hnt'oh ~ uoxtef.
AH'sln npply Tor hls rclghsc OIL writ at hNbeAB
corpus IN ttu ground thnt no WINS ktt|nanpc{I.
nni Will stnto rnnro anroilcnJ1y than fhcw III, IL,
,ha nrtitom for ,hr or,,nl vii III thn ;ot @ H. -.
, 1880-12-04
Lur(l Londonderry mud Ills Tetsanss. -.

Lurtl Londonderry mud Ills !ehans.. ~,
Isciu,ld avS eo,.t 10 thlt nullcnan u! ,itsss
thunking hin, for Tho many Acts y Katonv1. ~.
they hal reculvsl frum hlnAsgI!f H. n,.' tnr. a
,a.'y oxis.ine @ ] Tstwcss, biz ageut and the,n.
svsGs. III cancl,Islon tnv aiaress s1presssss ~.
synpathy witt, tho sufferers Y t!e =, tfagS"rie
fur lhO rpilor fund. In replying, lora, i,,t nsir
derry hunks tho Elyers, i1,d hoes tprt,,t t lho
landlord III years 10 cunie will 1nyur iol9'' "'~
fuu,isy matte, " l.tya M..a LIT Live
, 1880-12-04
THIEF.


BpttdE b1srafth 70 fHs Chleaeo 5FttNnt,
INptAsAroa1s, Ind. boo. .a.-Couiuotor T, II.
l1azzart1, Ut tho Ciucnnntl, Hamilton & InlIns.-
apulis ltaIroad, on IutnR callnd ut tho Hrand
ltotel, IN this city, at a carly hour this morn.
tnR, discovered That thief llaA entered his
Il % s,iia "f % ntoy, to ostiis,ato u whicIs Varias
III nt,0tint III hfKh ms $t,:bu uni .la low Ms $iU
Tho Intel people stato tho fatteF sum, whilG
others place II much hE1hgr.
, 1880-12-04
A SUCCESSFUL PLAY.

Spfetat Dfstateh to Tbs ChteMpo 1tihunt.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Dee. 3,-Ycstor4!ay Charles
II. slairor inatItutotl suit for. s5.0O damages
nxatnst Lows ". Ctark, claiming tl1at on tho
l1t!i If Ainy und ut otller tLt,us Clark l,nd de-
balrhGd tho rlnintllr's wifu. Tho suit was
i'rnuHht In tho Suprrlur Court OF this county.
This ,nornlnB bl,a!Yur aud Cinrk mot Mt Cul-
Suntfer lirnd ut Clark, who tirupprtl BhaFur,
thtuhlng ha haA killed him, ran uIf. WllUn ho
e!a!l poAo CiHrk got up. bclng unlujurau, tho
ball going through hls Glfll1es.
, 1880-12-04

chiefly In the linz Df charter contracts 1T Rrn
eral'y lfrm rates, IN jl!stal!crs shuwtng IL
stiSlst Improvement. Fur l,1yrru.nl slip
!,cMts hy sttnn, Hour nj Is 0 lei:Is ri, lnosIy
through freight .slt f1rwnfsl shinnGnt. ntn'
WHEAT ut 7t9d; provisions ut :DtG1 t1s, nlalnly
through freight for forward shipment, ntlA
by puluurk steamers ns Inv ns 3OSGS:s.s ut.
, 1880-12-04
IN ~ w i OA11As
Aspect OF Things Financial
IN the Great Me-
tropolis.
The Sufferers Standing the Squeeze
with Confidence and
Hope.
Vanderbilt Forced to Accept tho
GAUNTLET Of Ills Drillinnt
Adversary.
To Protect Himself Against Gould He
Will Enter Two More
Directories.
Large Amounts Of Money Shipped to
Chicago by the Desperate
pinchors."
Jack Haverly Tells the Dramatic
Critics that He Must Be
Cracked u p.
Beccher and fearful Tommy Out
In o Vigorous FREQ Trade
Pamphlet.
The Victims Of the Minneapolis Merchant
Still groaning Over Their Mis-
fortunes.
Jack Haverly Tells the Dramatic
Critics that He Must Be
Cracked Up.
Beccller and fearful Tommy Out
In q Vigorous Free Trade
Pamphlet.
The Victims of the Minneapolis Merchant
Still Groaning Over Thoir Mis-
fortunes.
WALL STREET.
DOWN AND EJ' AGAIN.

Down AND rr AGAIN.
spfeta! nspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
New Yoi.K, l,ec. 3.-rhe epent,g Of the
stock market this forenoon was Irregular
unsettled, md from Il to u lower tl,nn 1t
closed last night, Northwestern common
Ieading III the downward movement. This
was followed BY continued depression III
Northwestern, this stock falling off fully
two points, while st. pau1 followed, ami tho
coal shares declined from y to |. Tho
Vanderbilt stocks yielded fract1onaly, atut
Western Union Telegraph was also ,lc-
pressed. Burlington & Quincy was MI ex-
ception to the general tendency OF tho
market ut tho outset, hut, by II o'clock,
1t, tou, had felt the downward tendency nf
the market, md sy1npnthixcd to the cxtctlt OF
ono point. At noon the market WAS dull and
heavy, Northwestern common a,,d St. Paul
going below the lowest figures Of the morn
Ing, while Burlington and Western Union
were pressed for sala Mt low figures.
TT vAa ,,u,tonrn
TINT thu ltnes oIonp tho 1.annsvtvnnio Rol1-
road formerly under tho col,trol of tic West
tha American Union ,rojegraph Componv.
nn,l thu former hn,t hecn tlts.,osscsse,t. NnsI.
y,l1e r. chot,nnnoaa alao 1oinpti In t,,o flown.
vard noyn,nent nntl thc nnrket was wcair
md selling nff IN the spcon, cnlI Tim morkot
1nwamo atrnncsr viii, slfoht rnilv In tha
acslso llst' Mlssoutl. Kansas q Texas was
especially strong; the coal rond shares, tho
Vandorbllts. the drangars, Western Union,
American Union, md Erie oil shared nbont
pr0port0nately In tho improvement. Pacific
Mail and New York Central were notably
strong.
THE UPWARD TRACTION
IN RI u4r
, 1880-12-04

Special Dtpateh ia 1As CAtsuso Trtbuns. ~, q,
NEW foltK, Dec. 5.-rhe fact tint In
dlcttnelsts hal bcela returned tt-.lay
aHalliss 81 many Ut those connected
With thu Garfield letter libel creAtuti
no surprise among tlloso conyersnht with
tho t1cts In the case. It WIS expected tllut
moro would bu found. The reasol,
why there was nut was ueeaus
, 1880-12-04

A Galveston schooI- teacher who ost H. ~ iuya
tloi,cu with stupEd boy, hnally s9ld 'n' wv
fAtllGr. ,a ,vorse eyesy
'day." .>.4 ,.," rcuop-
strntol tho partial pasent- ,,.,,o ,sor,e md
worse every olhes Jay, u say tasee e1'''
week" go
, 1880-12-04

nutLiHsiTON, H., Dec. AIT tho Excelsior
Mines, Mahaskn County. to-day. john Living.
stone, whElo drunk. chased Mrs. Stewart with
m TX md uhupped hcr horribly. She wua cur
ryiug hor e-yenr-old baby ut tho time, a1,d It
tuo wns ytctltn Ut tt.D donuns work, reoaiv.
illT twD Hhnsty wol,ills It Is thought TINT tho
WOMAN illta her ehlld will lto. Livingstone Wt.s
arres&ed unu Ilacud In the OsknloosA jail.
, 1880-12-04

Special Dtspateh to Tbs chteaeo Tribune.
FnRr WAYNE, Ind, Doc. 3.-W. Z, rratt,
Justice OF tho Penco, cnllod Adam H. 1iettcuVer,
attorney, out of tho Circuit court ro0nl, knocked
him down md Knyo hiu, seyere wh1ppluK,
1IettenRer hatl commenced suit ayMnst Vrutt
for oxacttllx 1x1or:lonate fees frultl Juhll
Horny. Thu AtEalr cAtlbGtl MUCH excitement
RtlI,sg tho Court-Ilt,lsu attaches aAd lawyers,
aul tho Court WIS adjourned vt once.
, 1880-12-04
IH'St:III;Il,

cPsEFuE 37IIPAIlH ~ I'VE CHE490 2fE1tHFs
KANSAS CITY. No., Dec. Ia spccial to tho
Kansas City Ttmts from Otoro, n, M., says l,r.
o. 4, Woodburn, ex-lrofcssor 1T tho Kuusay
Clsy bet!ical College. WIS huhg ut t1At place ut
vo'olnck ~, thu .mortllny Of Dec. : by tho cttt.
zat,s ftlr committing rlipB On l,ldy ct HatOn,
frutn tho effects Ut which stlc llou.
, 1880-12-04

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec, 3.-Doputy Unitcdstates
Marshata Iasr1lnt and Bennett arrived Gu.I4y
With twelve prisoners tro.a neAr Ashport, Tuuu.
They aru acuusel Of plunicrlny tho wspck Vi tho
Guy Ut Y!ckaburg, which sunk auycrAl weeks
AKQ,
, 1880-12-04

St0SHoE, Mich, Dec. A-The Post Office hero
was burglurzeu lust ntkht. Tho saf9 VIA brok-
en 01rs, and between $7D1 4ud {S04 worth Ot
statiln were stoien 4nd rs IN monty. No Glow
to tho thleyca.
, 1880-12-04

HI. Louis, Mo-, Doc. a-Tho Pust. Dts1atcA ct
this attertitA'n sHys; "The Audtlur Co,nmittco
Of tho Aa'laupby ltst!e& Fund VI ta1s city 44s
, 1880-12-04

opee11 Unpdleh 70 Inc LHlsaQ0 771b9Rs.
HT. INluls, Mo, Dec. 1--rhls morning u haul-
soulclf-dressed ludy called ut tho ailee OF tue
C4lv1 VI Police, sae saiQ that about three weeks
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22

AN Indianapolis special to the Chicago
Times says that evidences of Republican
corruption in that State at the recent elec-
ton are accommodating. Here are few
facts that honest men should read:
New, crisp 81, 90 and IS bills are beautifully
scattered about over the State in the localities
where the Democrats were the least vigilant.
These bills were sent to the county seats in
sheets, there not being time after receiving
them at headquarters to separate before send
ing them ont on their missionary errands. At
New Albany, where the Republicans expected
to make big gains and were badly fooled, the
bills run up to the denomination of 800, and
arc as fresh and bright as when frat signed
Two of these came into the hands of Democrat
10 committeeman there, who changed them
for fellows never known to have 500 at one
time In their lives. A day or two before cleo
tion "a, GOO was sent TO the Republican county
sommittee there from Indianapolis.
1t might be OF benefit to learn where these
new, crisp, uncut bills came from. Evident.
ly from the government printing Office.
But by whose authority were they issued?
II has been charged that Sherman has
caused to be issued in the past large sums of
greenbacks for special purpose, in excess
OF the amounts prescribed by law, retiring
an equal amount in time enough to escape
detection. Has he been guilty of this crime
recentlyf A man who would steal the Pres
idency is not above suspicion in such a
matter as this.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
SHAKOPEE.

Our postmaster Is happy. It's boy.
Judge Macdonald is holding court In
Chaska this week-where he was also last
week.
There have been an unusual number of
additions to our population during the past
ten days.
Mr.. George Gardner, who has been sta
ton agent for the st. Paul & Sioux City here
for the past dozen years, severed his con-
nection with the company last week.
Politics are beginning to warm up, de-
spite the cool weather. The indications are
that the hveliest contest will be on county
treasurer. There are three candidates in the
field for this Office.
A church fair for the benefit of st. Mary's
English Catholic) church, Is to be held here
next week. II bids fair to be success.
Among the attractions is splendid gold.
headed cane, to be voted to the most popular
candidate for Congress. Poehler's friends
propose to "beard the lion in his den," and
carry of the prize for their favorite; but
Straits friends say ''it can't be did" It
locks as If there was "music'' ahead.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
CREEK OF THE BRIDE GIpBR.

About the checklist performance ever
Witnessed by mortal man was displayed at
the Opera House last night by Bill Wash
burn, the bride giver, when he stood up and
whined because St.Paul black balled him two
years ago, and declared that he was friend
of this city. Every man in the sudisnoe,
net excepting the Swedish bean pod, who
wss paid $1,000 In 1868 to run as bolter
for Congress, knew that this claim was
lie. lie in general and lie in particular.
A lie in detail and lie in the aggregate.
lie generic and lie specific.
Mr.. Bill Washburn, the bribe-giyer as
private citizen has always been an enemy
of st. Paul,
Mr.. Bill Washburn. The bribe-giv es
surveyor general of Minnesota, used his Of
cial position to retard the interests of st..
Paul and gave the city many direct and &C.
we're blows.
Mr.. Bill Washburn, the bride giver, as
member of the legislation devoted his en-
tire time to securing legislation hostile to
the interests of st. Panl.
Mr.. Bill Washburn, the bride giver, dur
ing the time that he has temporarily held
his purchased seat in Congress has used his
official position on every occasion to put the
knife to the throat of st. Paul. The
so called sawdust bill, which If passed,
would have secured navigation for the
largest river boats to st. Paul during the en-
| tire navigable season. was defeated by Bill
| Washburn last winter.
The effort to make st. Paul log and
manufacturing lumber market was defeated
by Bill Washburn's efforts, he being enabled
by his purchased official position to make
the falls of st. Anthony an insurmountable
obstacle. The only way that obstacle car be
removed is to remove the bitter enemy of
St. Paul from his purchased seat.
Bill Washburn, the bride giver has dis
played his friendliness for st. Paul by his
White Bear and Tsylor's Falls railroad out
Oft project.
We could I'LL columns with details of his
hostility to this city. And this whining
lying, hypocritical knave has the hardihood
to stand up before st. Paul audience, and
with his hands inShis overeoat pockets, de-
clare that he is friendly to st. Paul, and
begs for votes.
If such a man could insult a respectable
community by anything he could say, 4,
would be proper to declare that he added
insult to injury. We thank him for his
bypocritical whine last evening. He has in
vited a glance at his record as "friend Of
st. Paul. and 1t shall not be the fault OF
the GLOBE if the gauntlet thrown down by
the impudent bride giver, is not taken mp
and the knaye exposed In his true colors.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
ST. PAUL, FRIDAY. OCT. %. 1880.

Hon. J. n. Castle will speak as follows:
Bird Island, Thursday, Oct. 2lst, at 7:SO
O'Clock P. N.
Granite Falls, Friday, Oct. 22nd, at 7:SO
o'clock P. N.
ortOnville, Saturday, Oct. Esd, at 7:SO o'clock
M.
Appleton. Monday. Oct. 25th, at 1880 o'clock
r.
Lac qui Parle, Tuesday, Oct. 2oth, at 7SO
o'clock P. N.
Montevideo, Wednesday,, Oct 9th. at 7:5o
O'Clock P. NJ
hon. Albert Scheffsr will speak at Wood
Slry, Saturday. Oct. %. at Z: 80 o'clock p. N.
Gen. R. W. johnson will speak as follows:
Maine Prairie on Wednesday, Got. 81.
6auk Center. Friday, Oct. 20.
Melrose, Saturday. Oct 80.
Gen. r. W. johnson and Wm. Louis Kelly
will speak at St. Cloud, Thursday. Oct %.
Gen. b. W. johnson and Hon. Eugene III.
Wilson will speak both morning and evening
at Wabashsw at the grand mass meeting on
Saturday, Oct. %.
Per Order OF Committee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
HANCOCK. ENGLISH AND sIBLEY.

Further Preparatt0ns for Big Mass
Meeting In THIS Ostv Neat Wednesday
Night.
well attended meeting of the Hancock and
English clnb was held at the headquarters last
night. The preparations for q monster demon
strasion for the national ticket and Gen. Sibley
are about completed. Word was received from
st. Paul that large delegation of men with
torches, banners and bands of music, will be
present to swell the attendance and enthusi-
asm. The meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening, at Market hall, and if speaker from
abroad cannot be secured, short speeches will
be made by the best talent in this part of the
State. Committees were appointed to attend
to all the details Of the rally. and 1t is pretty
certain that the meeting will be the largest
and most enthusiastic ever held in Minneapo-
lis. Let every Democrat in the CITY and sur
rounding country prepare to attend and hear
the issues of 1880 fairly discussed
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-22
Eastern and European Markets.

New YORK, Oct. 2l.-Money easy at 2Q3 per
cent. closing at ~ per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 411@51S per cent. Sterling e1-
change, bankers bills firm at $4.S1%. Sight
exchange on New York S4.s3%.
Governments Arm for Is and IS; 41Ss g per
cent. lower and As Il per cent. lower. Rail
road bonds generally strong and higher. State
securities active.
Stocks-The stock market opened to 2S1
per cent. higher than at yesterdays closing,
the latter for Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
but subsequently, declined n to ~ per cent. !;
was followed by an advance of u to 81 per
cent, in which the elevated railway shares
were the most prominent. After midday
prices declined 6 TO per cent, but subse-
quently speculation became strong and. with a
few unimportant exceptions. steady advance
took place in late dealings, the market closing
strong at an improvement of u to per cent. =,
the latter in st. Paul & Omaha.
The transactions aggregated s4s, 600 shares, Of
2200 Canada Southern; a, 600 Delaware Lackawanns
Western; 2400 Delaware Il Hudson; $4,000 Erie;
10000 Hannibal 4 st. Joe; 400 St. Louis & Iron
Mountain; 1850 Missouri, Kansas Texas; $4,000
Lake Shore; $500 Lake Erie Il Western; 1000 Louis
vile Nashville; 1000 Michigan Central; 49, 700 Chi
$4,000 New York Central; LOO Northern Pacific
$40 Ohio & Mississippi; 5000 Ontario & Western
LOCO Pacific Mail; 1000 Philadelphis & Reading
$4,000 Chicsgo, Milwaukee l. st Paul; $4,000 St.
Paul Il Omaha; $500 Union Pacific; 5000 Wabash.
st. Louis Pacific; 10000 Western Union and 3,250
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