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, 1880-10-05
n1r. Nnsby aIaHcs II Pathetic Appeal 10
tho Democracy OF the North.
FlisIf,. EI,,1n


tho Democracy Of the North.
TntsIu J}hute.
coSFEpn'T X 1ltIAus {wieIl Is in tic State
ny Kentucky. Oct. l, 1sSo.-Ef tho Dlnoc-
rtsy ny thu North Good only r,vItlzc The cols-
dish, tho Dfmocrisy nv the South II III, they
waoil Pit iii tllcr ar,llor, md never lay It or
till tho Inst ynto w,az pDllGtl.
Tho condisl,n nv the South Is pitlahle III
the cgeStre,ne, and, unless t1nncJt reiecf Is
extended, nobody k!nbo anserable for tho
Tho nlountlns Is full ny tIs.illers, wtctl Is
beln lIttnttd ny q tiranikfc Government. Thu
rltrs ny tho cltlzc!ls nv the Suut!, to ,.Ian,,-
faktHr thGr oorn Into whisky, a,u. sell ttult
pnotll. Fe'lrrl rcvenno agGMts hacked llp
W armed men, II seoArln t!o ,nouli~
t!ns, nNl, wien ,n, Il !aoons!,lrr is
s1'a1t' ' t' x,l 1s s,I! 'kSsr i'm, y Ssa;knti 80 9, y
tho 'ikk!r VIVA lrot down to thu villages ul,t
dlstrl6lit1d to tic cl,lzens bur It Is not. ,Thc
ltes'5 Nv tho harris arts cssnrlly stnyu In, an,l
lhe teS'ltss lItnsH ~ tirniIk by tho tu1l.nt,:
pr.yaI4ti'e ,sa c"rtl'' with I'ez no bowcls that
OYER $4,000 GALLONS hoy bin thus destroyed
Tithlh tcii NILES Nv tic CnrElnra, tl,fs yt.ey.
Think ny !hg l'l,,ocrats TINT ti!Es likkcr w.,tIl
wont hey hin 10 ne ind Drekin I'0grtllnI
!lnt It Is lost fhr..ver.
Wy want y Co,'glis TINT WILL keep tic Ink
~ tnl llkker h,lt w wnnt Il l,resldrlltt md II
tax tn the South. Ef tia tax WIZ r,,IlUycd.
the North wUnl unttersell US ,,ntt destroy ihEs
l'eyctoo; hut, by maxim tho NDrtlI pNy tlo
EX. and lInsin reyen1o officers tint wool mt
aiaIaH Sn1sft Il Y the sout' this industry cood BIT
VIZ want. the tax on tcr!aekor repec!ctl e,,-
ttre!y. ceptln on Atctl varieties ez they l1lxo
IN tho North. On., Northern friends nIlist
tcrbaekur i it benrs rnyiS mia mu M ";r - ~ m
pie. Tho I,llliovrrSllMi Suuti tlre,is II h"a,,
uy l,,,ssin iJst nav. mid tiis Tn,Iti b,. % %hn,,
uy thp iikkar itn,rst. " ''"'s' "'!"''h'''c"'
fri,Hn ~ 5,,,st i,t.~ the oe,sov ,rho ,,,,,.
rEsy Nv tito South Inst tllelr lNi,er Win ti,e
ftWni md gtrIiler. ImKin. ru,n,s""ti,, ] H." H."
tUEutllar t0o hnwtv IN ,mrYnr,', ,,,"nva',.I ~"
in6or nlssnlf Snyt to I}Tin y ~ 11rUer m}M%..r
litter, il. IL atlaptI Ia Ilolfn IiEtgn,I sssr ..nsr
Utiis,s. werp tha fuor is,,,t ints hnft, t '.!"3 @
anis ~ ts i,atilEes Mnw n,,i ~ ~ ,v ~ ,nm ~
nfsL ii mir ,n,nrrsts lnn,,i.h MI ,,'si at.,
1istmnstur l,Hv ~, u,"..sr ~ sunni u Ic. ~
ilnscol,,'s, 11ul liz tIo,irms. NIX betn Cots
,nortraEn M liz fmrm r. fuvnr ~ II LIZ "
Viii. is1Scon, ,inn't ayumt ~, tsoa ~, ~ aseoi,
cusi, f,,r lilker III fo"IsviiIr' '' ''e@ ~ p"s
w Want tleso pIuvss ourselves. and must
T'h.m wo ynut IN In shoor vv hiatt, ,r,o
frs INV intnrt.rr ~ ~ iIi' Gi a,. ny as., us tseg
s noyuu snnisloI, ~ st, .n .i,t!,n, pack M :"
9tl!er, Wiril W. It'll '!sv"r do 70 n iany e. q kb-
s"Ists n," NJ ~ IT, n r. @ y tn'Ss in Mpf!.
a iindtkei Cvugress. Wr"lI,likin s;mvsr,;5! ~
mp1t il saf,t!ii,,, @ in,,,,l" !" liz Sart ne'-
urt Nv dir ciI ia for :" ossa .ssf " H,rI !g ny ~
aG;,s Mqr; ! , ts }sfn,! nh1v ~ IT,, eur Co'tit
tHnc Tor wit Wit tic Sutl, i;rrtis i, eM,tje n ~ w
, 1880-10-05

which ha. frsNns up In tho inteh atatat hns been
Snlri thT 'AMfrl.1in manln" !" by HhHrs.ltUrn men.
fo5 i r. n"s!,!a !, en,,n.n Win s,S ,anin Which
tiralns ot nlinrt.linrn Il 1,od Fhess American hn!-
cf1 nrn not fnncirr: ~ nnr menus, hut hltlek hr#t-
hnttcr tl1nn the shnr! 1hrJ MT ritto erc
to EYa tnCf nttcct. hut IN nlr thu hest rttlB t!py
enn Hind FOR thclt prpuse ht reasonable rAtC4. Tho
lfe~t1tf l. tsftrnt!r 10 hHve trial m The breeding
grounds Of tho Far West, and M shn br surprised
II he docs not nnd moro favor tcru thar tho Short-
Horn"
QUOTATIONS..
~ nna Mprtris .shis934 "a
wcKhinR iIti . iu Observation-Disclosures. 4rI,hU
INN 1.lfito la1 4a.,els1
tnn i 10 is1 a+os&0u
Dnleslcrx' Af0ck-1nhr to ctiMmDn slerrs md
cnmtnnn tn cho!ee cows fur Giiy slaughter,
.weRh,,x 81iu tN1I 260t1i Ii
~ af1a2nl
......,.........u. .EaAtQ
Bulls and ssnlaWaa ateef.
, 1880-10-05
M1SCELLANEOUa NEWS.
NEMAltKAMLr QIt1ttlt TINE,

HPfrta' UHPaIeH 10 1He tHstdp6 7F1bNHE.
T1trtrlN1tT, Mich. Oct. 4.-Thu schni,er John
aehHctte, cnpt. Henry Dcrrlnycr. arrived here
yesterday nftcrnnon from Esca,aba with cvrst,
OF trt'il-orc for tho Spring Luke 1rou Cumpuny,
ha'lnx n,.tlu .tmarkubIv quick trtn worthy or
fihttee,-vfz.: Lenvlng acro Tli,rslny. Inst, the
'pth uif., ut II n. m shu went to Escanntn, Ioatl-
q! ~ tons tron-nrc. --nGerying twenty-five
iAvtt ut y. III. yostettMy. 1nRtinx tho rEii
tfs'iil Esca'ihbn tD rAhh Haven III twuhty-tw0
nnlirf, md thy trip from lcre md return III
thrGe dnys nlu tDltr hours.
Ti,s SAlil1 AyD 0E0nnE ErEEtr,
Srstfas DhpGtth to The GhIeusp Tritunf.
3ltfwAEKEE, Wis. Oct. I.-'rhn tl,g 1.rylathHu
arrived hcru tbiN lnartlluH frDti tAalN lsiaqd
Will slu t",.lt u tho slrattdrd schooner NubUt,
,Ihn tug u ,EcrnlatI. m ruiIic frO,n Ilunypr
tthtllhf 70 ilcaEn With tho hNktng suhtR,lcr
He,rt,e Stcce In tow, cnllcd hero this mort1tug
for coll.j
, 1880-10-05


Tho scow HTuo IIIei, lttlcu Will, hrfck. and
hnnnd frutn tlHOnno 10 Port Huron, r,n Du II
spilo t,car Bt. Clalr Snturluy nttcrnoun, au1
su1E.
Tho sohaoner i. q. Wnrts left Fair IIayon FRI
lny. con-lnttn, III tow Ut tho tug ". r. iiel,l, fur
IErot,1n. As slio wns leaving thu hmrhnr sho
st'stc on tile ,Ottoiu, slanngln her Ho thtt s,,o
lcnkcd considerably. Repairs were 11hltl1 III Os-
wcsn by Il diver.
lilo BchuoNors Aurora and Cnroltnn MArsil bud
u nHFrDw nhtt snost turtunar Cst.upu from c.l.
lslt''t on tho lHlo during tho storm Wednesday,
Whun tho storm w,la ut Its hirht, uni tho ytssrls
pitched and ruled fuarfuily, tho Aurora run y
the stor 1c tho Mnrs,l 80 clnSu Tint ile tnttcr's
ylWl AkrllGk tho Atlrurn'A rsl lrt.IklnE II urIt,
Ino Dirrn -ittro. nwNtl by thu tI4;tlonShury
En4t Isld Tnwlil4 Company, In ihu City ut ilelI,.
ns sirck rk ii ts ;E'a.1' ~ SHts'i Is m,i 'tS,i, M.
l1keh to At'rrissrE, where RhD wtla p.l.nn,il
gut 1ext tay. Sho Is fl.icn With coAl rur Corn
Nh![e tho schooner Peerless WIS II, TOW If tho
tiE al.ircy " DswrEn shb wMe iMcketl Into Il ca
@ h'itt WIS f'|sllt and few I'!nnk IN her qunr-
Thu sn!noncr ,ltunes ,i,n.t her ,nntl,.bm,u,
ht1,ken @ willie towing nut or uawcgo tho olhor
GLEAS1sas.
>, Tho Rchooner GUltla rlstcr wis III harhor ut
~, rhu tswegn llranuil or tho I.also Scau,en's
Union ilns ttlynscstl ws.Hrs to s::.aai II t!ny.
rho .ihhn MnHeo tnkes coal trun, Oswcgn to
wankru Mt sl.25. mot.
A. 0awego, tho otller day, tho schooner Lyman
Casey was foatltaa With 4oj tons of cn!ll Iii two
QUERY: Which ,nembor Of tho llr,n Of Wolf 4;
r'eIr ras,o, ny ifas goo Oyer To- tho cnper.a?
ann a1S Arilli'r : VIA Ilnneock and English Hug
ton t.!luh oat Il ttae prorilllnntl,y "Onr ct1o;se
f0r congress, cnspDr II. unBer."-.A.l,rfiuj:ee
, 1880-10-05

NnEToN, 1ct. A.-FlA,utt-lu xood do1uaud, West.
On &upsrnne. tattS7s, con,,lnn e4tTus, {4CnstHI,
Wisconsin extsaa. TL2s4s5lt Munesula m4tru, uIls
~, winter uheass. Ohio und Michigan, lallt4a
lhd!ana Is .s1UANt III. lua!x ksld lt!Iluis fshsA
spt!ns NAsat tutents, ttN4s: Winter t, *L1ke71a
MssA!;S-tura etta4Js u,l1sa an4 yol!w, aSsa1.ei
.asty. - kps NJ. VILLA. 1j1 10; No. Iisod lid
NJ. y Wlltc. va @1c. ltru. Ns.bt. 80 -
1!iffkH-!:hUt0 WUxttft Cfratntft6a 811:EIps lndlR
pArted, ct,:'tco. 2lGa!c, culn'ou 10 ROul, lf4shg
EllK-WBstAfN tEsth, I7aetAt .
GU hu. -~-''
h1lrNKNTs-Ftous, AlM bs.s} coru, eAOO bu.
, 1880-10-05

ToLEno, o. Oct. &-GnAIN-svblsat weak, No. )
white WabHsh NC, So.l white Michigan. .p1o, a.n-
beF AchlxM'. Qs'tct No. rcd Wabash. spot un1
octther. hc; Suvan,boF, 3l0Hft lisco",beE. $lUi4S
!09lt telgc'S.! Ahss No 4anltqr lnuls, s94t M. y
s, e. na4nn t4t sosc, 1oFn laist; M Mas get M
Wlto. III, tn.s lutet, NJ. 2at 3isJ,u >s~' ''s'
M + H1Tsttsdy 1 mammoth, flai psiniu. HIS; No.
t,osg''-Wheat nru,eF, No. red Wataah spot ts!lo
l.U1(. @s' F'"
!HSsEirrs-Wheas, laa,oto bu, corn, soD bu, oats,
!. .silirAxNTs-wheat NO but corn. :auD Hu, oa.s,
CHIs Ut Hhoat IN truck, ~
, 1880-10-05

CLEVELAND. H.. Oct i.--t'ErNotECM-FIrmor
Standanl whtu. i1I teat, Ike.
Fl7Tant'Nu4 fA.. Oct. 4.-rETRpIErM-unll ami
PA!utelphi@ devprs. '0'
, 1880-10-05

t'1SclHSATI. O.. Orl. l.-CoTTuN--tfuict 1t lie,
FLoVA-Artlvs md lsnt family, klaaa III, fancy.
EG0aAtA.
t;uAlS-Whent steady, No. 2 auabpF, A1c, No. ! rod
Mnsr !sa: Curn d4il weat. 4.ld luwer; NJ. m xvtt
a9t4Ata. Ualt alvady with fair uvn audi No. n I'D
1G*ssa; II. MIs !hwoF; hu.2. W., harley dulli Vxi1a
tAollslVas-Iork nominal at ll7.tpxlaM L4zd
, 1880-10-05

fEnnIt. Ill. Oct. i.-t;nAt%-Cnrn steady; tsh
nixctt :sxsSSsic, mixed. :si.3<Nc. bats fruit M.
nlittc. Hls+ s3!c. Kre cnsy; Nh p Rltea,}ac.
1lttlHwiSEA.Cnehnnue,t ut tl.1D.
MEtEtrfs.-Whet s,it, hu. rYtn. va til; oats ~.
@h hAi rye. btk.i bur lEItIry, T. III til.
HNt1tM ES N--h ttAt, fltit; cnsn. t1CIO bus pnts
;st2M but EJu, 1i,lu hu, inriey, i,euU bu.
, 1880-10-05

nETftotT, sttcl,, Oct. t.-rtt,E1t-steaey.
0HAiS--Whoat nctve and frnIi Mt. wt1itc G71{.,
nttnlnr. Mttei November. fE:4ct Urrrtnber, Ji,uJ
ltEEEitVrH-Hhent. 1tf!1U BIZ.
sAIFMEkTs-Hllell.,a IT, Ubu.
, 1880-10-05

hU1s-Iseg9!s1 : dt5r9 Hn1dGy and Ai0nday, !Gld6.
shipped mat week. HsiH Tra1u u.lct ait ,lny 1T
prizes pt nn!rtptIbIY IIfrrn frIln use cnsrrn.
r.3, nnd on;Ss ;: wors sscsca at fs. or es.,on g
heavy rhrer wgro numerous saIes Of akIps lsove7
nvGrHttg frnn l4t tu lib lbsl nt tttk.s:i styerAs
Tho rnrkot ptoxcd stcndy. All sn1os nrc nInIe *i,t-
inct to shTlnkaRe OF " lbs for plgHS And ~
, 1880-10-05
The Largest and Finest Tue on the
Lakes Sinks Near Deaths
Door.
Tho William Livingston, Jr., Finds
Bottom IN 252 Feet Of
Wator.
%haoner Annft iaaght sslIote on Long Point,
laAe Erlr-'lurc Ilsatcrx on Luke 0ulario-'
Letal agi Geueral Sules, Ele.
Stltan]ltr Annit
HOME GATHERINGS.

I" lh'irn!a. 1'nt ono or twn subsequently ac-
cap'cd ~ cents, a,t nAsHnco of \ emit over
nv nvntnst ,vhi.,, ,cSIr,, mi ,,.,,', ' a,,".. ~.
%', s "u,st "en MsR'ma III" m l'tts Greet
sc!lnot,rrs rhnmas +. Sheldon. Tl.uuns Parsons,
aL +. ". ki.npp. csrn Mt al cents; HrI,uouer r,
H. tL.rarr tjnx,sr,r,mt ~: r,uts ,ro t,,,-, rn,'
| ,',..' G,t.'''.. @ s,,r, - ". ~. =" u. So'-
t,oIhe-scnooher . Mla!ani Hover. corn on
thr'uxn rAtt. To tT1lct,sl'lrg - Schooner
1s,s ,l .cs ,.r,, sma nj ~ nv, ,'s',oi, H.
htiho csu c;,rrju,s r,a,,at.l Ia ,,ttrn, lrss thn
tunts m ts,rn r. iti'tTut, m" y NJ ~ ~
.,: yc.scis e'mIsa sst %it xs s! sh,nl,H . ts
,,rs Viii Gs oitirti t".ay. ''''' '.'"@ 'A' ~
Mr ~ "a usil frI,,,, .M,tsEn.."ne !" III! frn,,,
WhIto Li.u mud I,,1lgtl Ss.;i from SInnjstr,s.
rnint ~. 'E,'nGe, Gh.:n'yEa,,. Alpe,la, md tsi,'
rnIslh' ~ fela.go At Is tents Ier Nrss t4,. ntll
pE-trn from Depcrp tu CteveIand ut $..5N
tns Eft Sso,' r t tfeH rom " ssuG sn t # ss:nsr g
| schHol,er nkylArk. cc'lur tics rrs,nl Eay-
etc etc # ~ CENTS arleeS; ses,tHaler
cnnts Mpite.: schetier Ilcssic ljt,nli, lumbar
tM1n Fr.nktnrt tit S:.51: echn,nur Grnrlo It.
Filler. !.'lnber fr.nn ssnl!stcc nt ~: schooner
s..tts'uur Carrier, islti,l,rr frGM White J.lko 1t
*:"i.i:: aHlooneIs i!,.elno and Topaey, lumber
| a,nou.r tim orrI,.als =, ~, .,.,,t
tue Gait,tit, l.tier Ar9ys. IT, viii enTyo '',s ~
iIn ~, Mkn n,r r rtr,, isu VIZ, teGo Is1'1
OF lnss W." Wse t, 1 rsa .. i.trsy n,Eht
| very rough wcnt1sor, which ennlG near Eet-
i.Y Il, III, ,Nnr,I nppei.r,i.ces siIc must hnyc bal
4 nnrrf'w 'acupo fr&tn laundering. l'ho b,l-
Mnrxs l!ctwern tleeas or tho p,rt sltle from lilo
wsrn st.ye II s. tlle waves. On thu stnrtts,is
srt r ,.n.. n 1o Tf ,,t,srIl ws o' a IT.
, 1880-10-05

N'FfAto y. T.. t1ct. A.-t.ilAtS-W,cat tatr !u-
mhna md nEEl. hItI bM No hura Dulu,, ,,1rct.usr
nj ft.s; .DnJ hu Inst hnf Dcsnbsr nt 3i Torn tuet
aa ttrs: car lots tie. Ontt ncutrGt4 Iyu ne.pcte,
Ear!cy 4nsf rHes cMta CAI1lH at ii, tIll truck.
CAS.AI. FHEtu1irs-Flr afll unchanged
, 1880-10-05

VIII Hin '1 ~, , # ,',tr,a ,o sssa't''s schooner Naha
.1aror ,,Itsp" VIII h. tho s'nS knK ir sshM'Ier "ver
~ se ,sS s'eeie III tow' Called hero this mornlug
'of c"'''i
LAKE 1.,,nrs.
pour 1luESx, Mich., % Oct. 4-t,p-,.rooe,,era
Hanasr't, Milwaukee No. 2 wo-co- kun. Wind
Il rivs!o % ant rncsr sesTe sSooeer a', eF,'t 'y! o1eo
pown-t,r"pctIcrs snnIlnc' 1f \, ,vo'Is,Mc " r,.crs
t.tsv ar Nny v,,r,, ~'s w.. ~. w. .u"eFs'
Fny aud cotsort. ,1avId @ ,'aiIsn.n pHt ies oai e;
consort. tIlnYatil and co1,sort, mud G. W,
Imvis. tug Walcs autl mMsurt: schooncrs +. n,
Ha,lGc. Melvin Ii. ljnct,,I. Donaiist,t, S,,.",," ~
Eurs'ugf0ri, I. Il. DH,siorth, r. X, Merritt, Ei
is!nks 4. l10ushtun. u. i. Austin, EHto Kelly,
M,!l MW!'H!1;;Xnrth, rrcsh. wonther anc..
rnitr lttIh'S. Sllnii., f,et, i-l'aestai upJ'rn-
ngiiG,s S,h Uoit.' Golo"a,!o ~. ra'l!: tha.nlerui
s'tisft' ,sits wTS:'"!'' al,!l co,.sl Wam Edwards
w'fn Y; I,i., NJ r"H" ist,t'css a,l larges: scturs
1fa'tt. ilnlvetin, MoonIlKht, jtil,, i. sicrrl
rI.' r"nT-itopaers T.. n, iirary Ghl*tnlI'' 'latnes
};%%s;ss: ssSs;s p II R?..y:t. fs Nc9'es' M ."'
,',a" ir,nii1nT .tt "'' lt"h''i1oo' tcofso ehcr-
nEran.r.
Special UHpateA 10 1be CAfeaco Tfthunt.
DHrNulr, stsch., Oct. 4.-llsscd t,t,-l'rUellcrs
~, iAlla, EnlAleFbllt. Onpnll, CulurldE. joint
IftaHfOn alHi conAort, AtlMuttc. Philadelphia
n,i Gnst,rt: stciiitl-tHr1t's Weatp0rt nnA hMscs,
%rs ' Within e" awio s'4 I'D itee s cns'des sao,Sra Sa
Iart EnnaiIer. tintiA!ln. Mayer, WtiiInr, Mmn-
" ',Fnt' n Nsinis @ Msr' !Hseph puEc, ltc'o Mitch.
el'; y: a.; E,Mtnr l,. Slhrtla. u a...-.
Ant.r" i NJ. hnls. stArllcca.
Nh"r,r,, mi hnr,.ns Irst 't 11,m aa.l @ mrset' ~,
Fi.trncr n,l t,tnIsnrt iinln ",,1 VIZ ss,,1M,
, 1880-10-05
lNDIhSAl,QLrG.


tSnfASArnitf. lrt. 4-tlNAtS--sYhoat Grner; No
rG1, g dHae. C1rn Htendy ut H&lJe1c. Uals steu4,
ht 3llJIee.
, 1880-10-05
schr 9tr g. Vnn Htruaibchzce. Kingston, aalt
1I,t t,I.e tt..,, N'|tS

Hs,,r @ Il! lisscll; Marquette, lumber.
S",,r irimsss @ rn,a,n W''t,'is t,,i Ivy "to'f'
scIr scI,r WMt mants ". gisncr, lumber.
ac5,r @ + iycr r. fnMaT fsfTer ,',!,,,,; ''ital,'; st, 1o
ss'!r .r J, Wfnr,: 7, Wng L.,.linHton. iu,,lbcr.
3 B. M S,',I,s tr,, t'Xrfss tiayct, liy, ,,,s, wSo
r s,ohr Nry Ain!itaf't!; lir1l'iI !infet1. lumber.
cSr t!tn T. |',,s;.n 5os, !s,Sr 'lyc5 l,,1cr
svhr st,I,r Il Y N,mg: tiran:i lla,.. ''!Mher.
c'r chr T. A. rtey rHwN,ns ,.sn,t. sM:HefM,, ", Lumber
SsetnrJ Senr T. y iHsloft ai!,ttstcG. !,inncr.
EXIT =: 5,,,,.a.,,. ~. ae''i uiiieAn C!ty l1mnef
2;hr nISh; sir'c' s;,,us,9 aat,9if",1,, in'bcs
:s Ssnr 4. T. y. ,@I Ht9@nto1. L'1iinKton, lumber.
cr !ai?a ,si'',:s', % sene'"l!'ee S 'na's", Iaslar
S.a, X: X, H., -. "ta. ,t.seati. IRON nre.
e' Z D'tSeE y n.msaeMii: lumber.
as,,r E +, .aEEes E,; t;AisltiaHa1t' Lumber.
St,, !; !'Eh !, SIry. I;rnaiMyksif, lun!ei:
su. II n + Wi.tln WviMiihtln1i InGuygun. lumber.
x;i,r fn,,n, 'Iui; t,i,,,.,.. 1,nsn'm: ILL., eutt'
s,,,. Ts1ri i;i,.nr ,.,, ;,, nnoGr: ,
Hc,r H. Nttir K Erg.,.,,, Sts t,,s.,,',l.n' .in,nef'
Huhr iinityIn. ,intF'si,i' acpt' iil'spnh'o*
sht awnuw, SI,,on" "'o ,msn,s i,",se' F'rsa ties
aer " Wtim, H. i,,,ntI,t,' m" nnIxief tmnef: u,uhcr
@ ser A XII Snta M1IKfEtf; 1Mf;,,' ,'I'HnSf t',,nf;or
Htnr H. ". St,Mn. i:ri" i:iE sani aai.' '''e'p'F'
aci,r II, Inv. M,,skrut,,t,. ~, ei.'; l,',nbcr
S.!,r S,,r !! M'lal', i, Huntington. lunier.,
Ss,r T. e Wisi" !isr.%,to: tyiesr"pi ttS 9'fi poles
ssr shr f115et ca ty aySrss 1nr, cf 't"IDe5 nt.,
Sri,r Fl,.rt,vtnp Mnskn~"nI fS,,,,,1Inr xu''oeF'
sehr josfuh h T. ' sSsSEot Wi;i, aEn !npet 1!,,,,
MIL TIarsrian. sS'; strS. .i iuu'Syrt. ,st 'A0'''
.ohr fininS III W,np Mmsn a..n eoa'' 't.nd,p1E' ..,'
Srht i,t.t.lt' Er,ttn nI,,t n"rEH Hon' 4""'pe1'
, 1880-10-05

ntn1cr NJ kua7W link ,urut+ ltr,,,rr: tt1ss7,s:s
6sSn rica',{ WI. fntt r1i.hnd. - MI. ~ sai.
WTrEHliu1 "nd ,1rt,npihKt tiHifrt Western ltc-
serve. Mtt!lc; ctiocG CGNlthe uhtn t,ts!3c+
, 1880-10-05
CG1,I,D&.

NEW ORLEANS, 1.n, Oct, G.-EoryoS-stendys mid,
Allna. iikc; Inv nd,lllHE lH1; mud urd,lury, 6c,
net Epeops NH bntesi Er.sa II S exports IL t;rrni
, 1880-10-05
BALTIMORE.


nALTtNoHE. Oct. t-Fl.uC1t-Qutet but arrt: 5yc.t-
crn snper Etoasa13: cxtrn &L0ti.7ai family, sl5da
Gul
0iA1S-Wlcat-Westcrn h'a,cs, No. Western
Win " rctt spot And Oc:ol,sr. sLu9.4, Nove,4,,sr
tl'lWahlt4; Dccomhcr. &ll13fHl.l!!S; Ia1tuury,
tLi:'l. Ila}s Cntn- Western stroMg: Western mixed,
H. ssiss sin; 10 nssca A. s.t9a ~ stsys ws,srn w'ia
MHrynntl ut tEintrlI0l. ~
iHfthlnSx-tif,n and nctlvc tepbtnR tsndo 4e-
nrs Gna @ %s. ~. I1.rx so3 Bulk msSss-losu sleul
iu!Heetl et%ksH. l!acsInahMt!grn. fS:S; ciUur iii
*tttHA. Ea!:. !!Hinr. Il !lshGltIt. tant, f3tN,
lRet.ic. '"'~~ "~7'''"' p"sAea
EtstA-Eulnt Mt nc.
I'i:rNnt.E!:M-F Tcflneh ljytc,
< Hnfr4EEIl,M! 4 hid lower; lilo carsocs, ordinary to
H!aAk-l..wer ard ,uil, "a" aosL loc,
W.tIEkr-QMtrt: tl.lil.ol1s
II t,.,1 i;lysrnnoi er steamer firm; cotton.
1'1S t'lG. hu; mt, ,ats Httsl @ 1n: rye. 20 bn.
Si!rMESSTt-~HllrHt. =, ,1di hn: corn. lEt5i7 bu,
eALEs-"hant. b't,I'ob!s cnrsl. H.T14 bu.
, 1880-10-05
KANSAS CITY

SPsetat Dtsrtth 10 The thteaso 7ribunf.
kASsAs CITY, Mo-, Oct. 1.-The I'flce Current re.
fftttet
;n*lS-whcnt-RcctIrts. LIFTS bt, shlpmHnis. 1ha:9
hu. tnarknt t!rlnnrs NJ. g ras txc, t,Gtt.r. 'nc;
:s ~: tl.f "t,s ,,'rnbcE. ~: No. a!GuhcE. ~
NO. :, cnsh, ;Ssics UctniIcF. HA4c. '7'
, 1880-10-05
I4UAtIlt:tt.

The Chicago market wxy ttuIl and weak ycster1.ny
lurKt Aeel Rrrsod ntt 10 onda sts,Ipel ut
tho sale-duckA feN sales were II purtel rn5ly ut
p1cvtols priGea fur sp1c'af cusgnea And fur 4 few
taHda that were thfen BY country itnlers, The city
buyers hold Or, aoo of them blt!g .FIees TINT seiI,
Ss fefKed to accept. Tho hIk Ut e tteot ,s,ks cur-
f{GQ DfCf. E1ltbN Inv nr0 1lI nnntutIut~,
, 1880-10-05

N.iSI}Y.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Oct. A.-srtRtTs IunrEN11xl
-Htrp.iy at Ii31c
, 1880-10-05
st. I.QUfS.

49, A@ODlN&
fT. 1.utrts. Mo-. Oct. 4.-Fturtt-Ftrm and hrher,
NA, tat1sAG; xxx. ttHd+.60 family, ~;
closre to tAios. k.akl!aU.
HHA1S-Whens nrt!vH md higher, No. retf 1874
taAo cash' iR,ftS}sas{c OCtnber. a74U&s9;3{c No
venbcrs .sd3e l,ece,,,lUr; tyfSsaatssfe thv ,aur,
A. d. ts;:sH M. dn. M'tc. Torn better ut :ska
ae snsshi :tH;E3x ueltthur1 e:Esxc Sureu,k,Ur:
;,S. ;cS ;yS1 Dss"mbcr ,.aa saa ysar Hna % Mhy
" St 'ss; IL. ;f II ILL., i s9ss III s%Ys @ s S S"ysa''
I.EAIt-L}hrlntRrA
!t:1TEN-lHchunyeA.
Et:ta-ufEthnEett.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 1T {l.ll .. ......
.I!nv!slbSH-ftirk rHsiar, nov and nld fohhtng nt
Slhal ilry:tnlt meats Gnsy, Dry lNenf, 3IxAH!xc.
n..lH N'ot, ut d.*ss}k %J!{c. I.ard uIuUFs 1..U
,ttEsiTa-ftour: 4tu brla. wtoat. 1EluU but cnrn.
siaan at ,a. ani h',t ryn. ls1 tn. barley 4l bu.
eurtl. lU bAi oats, l0uGu, ryD nun0i GarlUy I,omo
NEW ORLEANS,
NEw 0ntcaSH+ t1ct. i.-Fsdiult-Actfys and FIRM,
snl.ertne. 's';aae, xx. tstua4='; xxx, t4aol>Leo;
GMalS-Carn hr.ner NJ lt,3s7c. onts-peuand fair
and market llrn1 at Tic.
cHits.s s.sfEAIt-Quet but standy nj t24n
HAY: clrcB n!tt tlfns} rhnee. S.ltD, ...
.IhnvIh!nSh-i.nrA IuI! h.1 nlHlnnt ut fEtt1 Lard
st",y; IT,, 1afso tsg lIalk scaTca
u ln'! pE!reh; eiinprt Gio; clear fiO ,Js JuS;st
Gsrna .t" ~, ulaa'Iia-suEAr'oured uatut and Arlnt
WMlaKY-stsaiyt Wcstern rco,Hud, tlna31.,a
e. anss ai wsaki Nh caFyoes
ir, a. II H. stis2lc ysi!ow clI!t.! Me-
~ r. ,tt 4 rt ~ ts Eaon hce aaios: lualsanA ordinary
,.iit$%Ts Ts;s:!s,, I'M sna ,r.n ~ s!.;o
eterllnI GxChAltse, l5l. '0' F''
, 1880-10-05

The yurl dcalars generally report II xeod trute.
b'o hou*as tay bnsllsesA Ii drutp.nR Un md It Ii
understood that thu pFicolat is s!adud occasionally.
Ihe receipts cbnt!nuv hcuvy. and yntt sitrkn pro
Gfo~aH Htaaay. III s!to IT thu freu OUTWARD h,oyg-
tnunt, Which ~ ntlnRiiy much ntkGr than tho daily
atlt!sCa show It to bu Following Is tho Ynri rcU.
, 1880-10-05

AfiEEP--fsccevct, :U3; saro limo inst week. -,
oncta lust week, t! shlpd Inst week. nnnc. Hhlrs
zero lsln.d, only thrae four loat1% hp4nR otferc.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05

fight. when Officer O'Keefe Same tothe rescue.
They carried him block and finally got him
IN wagon, when he fought furiously. Capt.
Clark came up and his timely presence was
peace on the troubled waters. This time he
should get the full limit.
The second party of the series under the
auspices of Champion lodge No. IS. Knights Of
Pythias, was given last evening in College
hall. Third and Wabashaw streets. The feature
OF the evening consisted of number of select
dances. which were executed to the charming
melody OF STEMS orchestra. The festivities
lasted until midnight when sumptuous sup
per was served, after which the company dis
persed to their homes. The entertainments
are hrst-class in every respect and are source
of great enjoyment to those who are fortunate
enough to attend.
"The vice of drink" said hizzoner, as he
twigged the dismal array of empty benches at
| the police court yesterday, sis an evil 30
heinous in its consequences that it need not
| take back seat when compared with the prin-
cipal curee itself. ! might 60 farther. In
deed, and characterize it as the sinister dog
| star whose baleful influence on'-at this point
| the beautiful and philosophic figure of speech
| was cut short by shivsring wretch. the only
| occupant of the bull pen, who parslyzed the
court by exclaiming: 81 may be bold, bad
Wicked man, and l may have to take a back
seat with the bloods and maybe amt slow
on the curse business, but when your worship
calls my sister dog star. rise to point OF
order if hang for it.. ''No one called your
sister dog star" said the old man, growing
red in the face. and turning to the officer he
said What is tn sthing charged wi'h7" Simple
drunk, yer honor" replied the officer. Young
fellow, said the court. hate drunkard. but
like your style of coming to the front when
your ignorance of the language leads you to
think the reputation of your sister is involved;
y.u may take walk, but don't show up
gain"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05
Josh Whitcomb. +"

Another large audience greeted Mr.. Dem
man Thompson in "Josh Whitcomb" last
evening, many of those present being from
surrounding towns. The play passed of
smoothly, and was received with laughter,
applause and tears. 1t wears we'll. and
many residents of st. Paul who have been
present on the previous representations of the
play, were noticed in the seats last evening.
People do not seem to weary of this hopely
comedy of homelY country life. Without
seeming to be so, Mr.. Thompson proves
himself to be an artist of fine capacity, and
will prove popular wherever he goes. There
will be repetition of the drama this even
ing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05
FIVE CENTS A LINE
che GLOBE Want { Employment Bureau

Advertisements IN fAts columns asf puostshsd q
4rs cents ttns each insertion, Out IN order to
provs the GDgcisney Of ths GLOBE 90 IN sdvsr.
Using medium, and also to aid the unemployed,
zoe toiH Publtsh for t,csnty,avs cents, thrss-llNs
advertisement, Of Situations Wanted end Situs-
tiens OFFERED, and continue the advertisement vn-
til the object sought for 10 accomplished. For
:t0snsy1us cent?, the man out Of york car cdrer.
Hse. for situation until he finds ono.
Each line oper tho thrss, to cost foe esmts p.r
!ins each insertion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05
Annex.
Whites Sewing Machine.

So simple child can use it. 1t is automat-
is. requiring no change for ordinary family
work. 1t is the ightest running machine
made-almost noiseless. It will execute any
kind of work ever wanted in family. The
most delicate lady can work 1t without fatigue.
Its shuttle is self threading. 1t is the most
durable, cheapest, best and largest family sew
ing machine in the world. GO and see it, at
Lucien Warmers, 9S East Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05

An adjourned meeting of the Minnesota
Magdalen society will be held this Friday
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, at the Christian
Home, No. II Nash street. The fist business
to come before the meeting will be the election
OF board of managers and officers for the en-
suing year.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-05

1t is to the interest of any person wishing to
purchase Piano or Organ to consult Messrs.
Pelton, Pomeroy & Gross, Nos. $50 and l52
State street. Chicago, who are wholesale agents
for Chickering, Hazelton, Decker & Son, Ernest
Gabler, and a variety of other makes of pianos.
and the Wilcox d White and Taylor and Farley
organs. Send for catalogue and prices.