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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
THE LONDON WALKING MArCH.

IFlNII-IN 7 Iu-fF- NuF- y, To.
Dobler reappeared at 6 O'Clock. His leg was
evidently much better The fast mIle run suU.taGc-
ou-ly by Rowel and L'ftlevooi. tod it, JI-.
Rowou showed fatigue aftcfvard, aud
Littewood retired for the nigbt az O'Clock E1veu
completed 400 miles IN 90 hours and ra-ired for N,
night l1:Ij. Dober r.u-cI 1870 IL. Tie score
az 1880 2. M stood E1wcL 1I6 miles; Lttlrvo0d,
3GO miles and Laps Doh.e. $50 10 les ana o sps /:
Uo0rrt took Eve h3ur rcst y-st"7 afternoon h ,oot
being eu. This enabled ttcy30a % -.iu ou hul.
II, ward ont or the IN" ~ 10 So tr~iv
mow-n- was: Bowel. 36l; LttewOod 3I9; al4 D,1-
lrr. So.
Liicwo0d ran li- 80 Do mile n minutes 20 seconds
snf simultaneously Eow-u did hs J3G.h nile az the
sprrf
Ldtcr-Ljttcw0Od reapnear.d 10 1928 q. and DOH
Ter q l}4 Cd. M. TIE latter went mach bette. The
3 70. m. rtr0d: kowcl. f. miles LItt-wood
500 miles DObicr, $50 ullcs
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A HOWL OF FRAUD RAISED AGAINST THE KEPUBLI-
CASs-BIrTXRNEss AGAINST JOHN KELLY
EVERY FACTION BLAMING THE OTHERS
The Democrats are completely Overw whelmed BY
their signal defeat 10 this STATE In an extended
tour OF the political resoris in this city Yesterday
only two members of tho party could be fOaad
who were in the least cheerful one of these was.
Of course John Kelly. who has elected his private
Mayor and apparently cares for little else. The
bitter revings Of his fellow Democrats do not seem
to disturb him. Inc other Democrat who wore the
5embance of cheertuness was William h. Barnum
He had lust arrived from Connecticut where he Is
said to have devised a new fraud trick. and this
undoubtedly gave him a feeling Of seIf-sastaction
that for The time sank all considerations of Han
cocks defeat. What ths new idea was the reporter
WA not long in finding out. At the Republican
COMMITTEES Rooms kilograms received from
JOHN &. New and other Western Republicans. stat
ing that dispatches from William Ii. Barnum had
been shown them claiming New-York State for the
Democrats by small majority. The reporter
turned to the Democratic National Committee ROOMS
aud was told thas Mr. Barnum had not given up
New-York State by no means" Almost struck
dumb with amazement b. sdch an
ton. the reporter gasped :" On what" but
before he could lin ish the sentence the answer
Fraud the - d-dst fraud that ever was"
"Wherei' said the reporter. Right here in New
York City" was the answer. Thousands of Illegal
votes registered anu csst-money used by the
whoesale-tremendoas frauds that demand al in
vestigation by Congress" And you really claim
the State Z" I'VE give up nothing yet There will
be a meeting of the Executive Committee tonight
to considor the matter"
This. then, was the new frand idea which made
Mr. Barnum happy. which made him
chuckle TO himself. probably, oves the fact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

LDNU0N. I3.IT, t1V- l. I'D.
T. IS confd My asserted -haJ in justification
o. Their acts lnc peca,s .Ae l.al ala'1rs w at tle
approaching .ras "a several hundred witnesses from
rack rented estates.
DLalu dispatch TO The Times says: a legal point
IS % ba raised Boytou ease. As he claims to De q
uaiura lz.d American joe aI therefore insist CD being
ired ty % jury OF whom SIX are aliens Il Will Dee re
membered that similar point raised in the FeuIan
TRIALS. bu. Was OvrIrf.rt'
Charles Samuel Dud-c.1. OF Longso~d County a
ma- rrate, hred at Without result near LoI f0rd
las uilut.
rtc nbiH Frcr11 IS Jonrusf ha- 4 irted -ubscriD
non g.. flr dcfeuc of fL. Llni Lag. r- NJ. P4rnrl
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OREGON.
PTpT-BIJCAy by FROM 800 TO 500.

REPUBLICAN BY FROM 800 to 500.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 4.-Eeturns ard estimates
from Oregon give the Republicans majority Of
not less than 500. The Republicans think there is
no possibility OF its falling below 800.
The following dispatch from Ex-senator Mitchell
was received ct the Republican National Head
quarters yesterday
PORTLAND Oregon. Nov. 4.-Garfeid and Arthur
will have OTegOu's electoral vote beyond all don6t.
The official vote cannot be received before Satlir-
day but our majority VIII not be lees than 500.
JOHS II. MITCHELL
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ECHOES FROM THE BATTLEFIELD.

A DEMOCRATIC COCSiY CAEEIED-rHoNAs COR
NELLs LARGE MAJORITY.
RoND0UG, nov. 4.-C,sJcT County returns. incom-
rlete indicate probable majority OK fifty for Gar
fed Eo.ger has about the same majority. Cornell,
Republican, for Congress, carries the county over
IuLar. Democrat. by 2.G5o. aad t. elected BE- about
ZOO majority. For Assembly. sharpe, Republican
has CAB majority ID the l5t District; lid District
Turak. Republican, 80 majority; IlId District
Benedict. Democrat, 400 majority.
a REPUBLICAN, ASsEM3LTIAN GAINED.
CLE>s FALLS. Nov. 4.-Warreu County gives
Garfield 700 majority. Buuer, Republican caDdI-
date for the Assembly has 200 majority
w. ". EocEw IL. f>tIte Sena.orl
GIVING TT Up By DEGREES.
ALBANY. Nov. 4.-Ihe lrg,B DEM this morning
places the Republican majority IN this State, Oh the
Presidential ticket. at 1A204.
REPUBLICAN GAINS ~ OTsEGO COUNTY.
CoOpEEsToWN. Nov. 4.--Camplcte returns from
this county CIV, Hancock 32 maiority-a Re2ubli-
can sam Of 1876
TIE VOTE OF QUEENS COUNTY.
JAMAICA.-Ihe vote on Tuesday vas the largest
ever po.l.d iu Queens County, l. exceeded the yo,c
for President .u 1876 when Tiden had majority
of 3.O24 This year Haucock's majority, by the
complete returns Is 2.I9j, or 800 less than Til
denis. with au Increased vote Of 1,159, showing a
heavy Republican gam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
THE VOTE OF NEW-YORK.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY OF TWENTY-FIVE
TrFDTv.AND


THE SIZE or TIE MAJORITY CONTTRMED-CHAIR'
MAN BARNUM AND JOHN KELLY THE ONLY
DSMoCRATs IN THE CITY VINO sMLE-MR. BAR
NUNS NEW IDGA-AEE ING AT TAMMANY RAIL-
JOHN KFLLY SAYS N IS Not TO BLAME FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO HIS BOLL0wFEs.
The returns received yesterday confirmed
the estimates Of the majority for Garfield in
this State previously made. 1t VIII amount
to about $4,000. 1t is SAID that Chair
man Barnum, of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, is happy over an idea
which has just occurred to him. to cry that
New-York has been carried by the Repu5li-
cans by fraud. John Kelly Is furiousy de-
nounced by Democrats in this city, who lay
the blame Of their defeat at his door. He, in
turn, ocetses the leaders of mIsmanagemcnt
and blunders. At the meeting at Iamm&ay
Hall last evening he denounced the members Of
Irving Hall, and declared That the nomination
Of Nr. Grace for Mayor hal not hurt Han
cock. lie gave the cue To his followers, let
ting them know that the cry Of fraud must
be loud and long. Tie members OF Irving
Hall were called cUtthr0a5s. Republicans still
feel joyful over the victory Of Tuesday.
Brooklyn was Illuminated last evening IN
honor of the success Of Garfield and Arthur.
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Rep. majority 10 l3 Go.

NEV, W0IOFITy I3 - 70
o. the senator's L Republicans ana Democrats
were elected on Tuesday. The Republican repre-
sentation in the House may be increased TO s4.
Complete and corrected returns OF the city vote
give ths following totals the vote for President
Garfield 42972: Hancock, 3s,3l1; Weaver
1896; Gariield's plurality, 4,GG1. The gains of
Eeprrsen,l ,ltiyes are made at the expense of the
Socialists
The Inter Ocean says there is a movement on foot
TO impeach Mayor Harrison for al alleged Incen-
diary speech before election and for other propre
tes 10 connection with election matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
FOREIGN NOTES.


LOSDOS THurs lay, Nov. 4 1880.
Ayoub Khan has sent TO Aeshea. Persia ior AID
uot,Ie = tenant tarmcr Aas Deeu indeed with the
other lrisl ast.ator'.
an. Allan Line steamer Parsian. for the Canadian
trade. has bceu launched a Giassow
part Of the bullion wtldIawA fom the Bank Of Eng
land today f. for shipment TO America.
IA, ctoudards correspondent at Berlin saws the
,.a,h Of the Car reported TO be very un-asaotoy
Til. Inman Line steamer Ci'y oi OD's'er, 'hp'A'n
=. ,-,,, I,verpool November . for New York. w.s
t .tItarn hours OGfsiuc OF LiY,rPo0 ~ fog
TA< Standards C4ndlAar dispaiol 'sys " AyCV0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05

SOLID DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION.
MONTGOMERY. Noy 4--G neral Joseph E.W WheeieT
U..sI has uadouhtedly defeated W. N. Lowe tGDk.
e.al ia the With District. TIES makes sohd
r.-sc-a-ic delegation from Alabama, as al the
c-..r C,--res ssuien cave large naioritlcs.
LOWE RETCRTED ELECTED.
Cr.rrlN.,ct. Tenc.. Nv. 4-Lowc ls raelcc ed
.t. C.arr.s. Il. tAe Vluu N33ama District, defeat
i- General Wheeler d. 600.
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TIE explosions N FRANCE.

PARIS rhu~>far Nov. !, l~~O.
Tho Tribunal of Conflicts has rejected the
APPLICATION askn declare she S.as-e. Of JIstIcc
disqualified from presins ~ its sit,ngs. Tai5 Is i'm
portant r of the actions ilstitu 81 by the
and now pending before tnat Tribunal. TIE expulsion
of unauthorz-d rel rou. ulIc- throughout the
departments continued TO- Duriut the cXDu-
sOa OF Marisss a, Lyons ycs.crday 70 disturb
ancc occurred wal workman fatally stabbed
Will 4 sword.
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AEW -JEESER.
THE VOTE FOR GOVLENOR CLOSE.

The VOTE FOR GOVhENOB CLOSE.
TIE DEMOCRATIC PiCR Lily ESTIMATED Ar 100
TIE OPTICAL RETURNS REQUIRED To DECIDE
TIE RESULT.
The latest returns from Ncw-J arscy show that
the official returns Will DE required u decide the
result on the vote for Governor lu the saLioncd
table the latest returns aru given. the Democratic
ulura .itv IN Warren County being now estimated at
200 more than was at first reported. These figures
give Ludlow Dcm) $50 p'ura ~ n the stare:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
FOUR REPUBLICAN CONGRESsMEN.

WAsHINGrON. Nov "A dispatch received at the
office of the Secretary of the United states Senate
today announced tho defeat Of j. d. c. Atkins
Dem, in the With Tennessee District and OF
Casey Young (Dem.l in the Xth District THIS H.
teingencc indicates that the Republicans have
elected four of the Congressman from that state "a
gam of three 1t being regard AS certain that the
Republican candidates the Ist and lad Districts
have been elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
CARIBALDI At MILAN.

LoSooS. Thursday. NOV (. 1850.
A dispatch from Rome TO The Tines says:
General G1rbad was utterly prost.alct by iorr-
ncy to Miian. lis condition made profoundly ponui
u. res ion on the Mlaac-e puJIc Tie was unable %
rrc.Iy. body" TIC m0num-u. % those who -cI. in
1907 9. %. ratl. OF Montana. lu.I-ug.tal Gt MHu
Wednesday, was executed 0y the sculptor Sisn0r BcI,
II Turin
meeting il favor 0f universal .uraCe Tas hold here
to-day. M,uotu Ca ba.ci occGYlcd t4c char.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
REVOLUTION IN ECUADOR.

PANAMA, Oct. 25.-Ihe Star and HerdH pub
lsne nr . to the eject a revolution h
in Ecuador acaius. the Government OF Ventim La.
Esmeraldes ioined the revoUtonists on the ijtn.
The Government officials gave mp Eh~r posts vi hou-
sisancr and new officials AZ once appointed by
,be voufouirts advlcrs considerable
nIrut existed at GuhYAqui. military iorce Deing
nreuare,l to march against the + vO.utOnists
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KANSAS.

LARGE REPUBLICAN MAJORIrIEs.
IoPFXA. Kan, Nov. 4.-Rcturns 80 tar received
from this state indicate that the three Congress
tonai Districts are Republican. The lst will give
.ohn A. Anderson I5 900 majority; in the LID Dud-
1ey !. Haskell will have from 5000 to 5000 and in
tue lid Thomas Ryan will have $4,000. The ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
rEPREes.NG sOcLALIsM.

LOsD1N. TnursIay. NOv. {. 1850.
A Berlin dispatch to The Daily Aers says
tha, in accoriance ~i,h the ne" Socialist law eighty
citizens Of IIamhurs nave been elected from that CITY,
and that twenty families have been expelled from
AliOna MANY mir, have rtco we'd notice e. qlit d.
fercut towns I'm -curo wig iul-l-in. Two contributors
10 democratic pcAi ID Hanover HdFe otcu sentenced
one 10 ars imprisonment ard the other 10 -"yc4
months III fortress for lnslltiAg lie In am
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THE KILL0CH MURDER CASE.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 4-The Supreme Court
tadlT deAlet wrts II mandate. certOrau AMI hebeas
corpus the OF |. W. KdlOcn, charged with the
murder ~ De Young. The goes back 10 the
lower COur; for a decision on lts merits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
INDIANA.
PFPrPIJCAN BY ABOUT 7 600.


INDIANAPOLIs, Ind, Nov. 4.-Returns from fifty
counties complete show the following results: Re
publican majorhes. 49, 413; Democratic majorites.
1913; Republican gains, 1892; Democratic
ga Nc 1871 net Republican gains, 32l. The Re
publican majority IN the State viii probably not
Gceed that Of the October election-7.0O0.
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AGENT BERRY AT DENTER.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Agent Berry tele-
graphs to no Interior Department mat he arrived at
Denver to-day and placed "a usef the hands II the
United states hia--1a ire charges OF COM
phcity in the Ule abduction OF Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
CILIFORAL1.
rrprrrrCINEY NEArLY 5000.

-If LEGISLATURE EE9UBLIcAN.
CHICAGO Nay. IA dispatch from san Fran
c;..o SAYS The vote l3r President gives Car
fed 2s7s maiority, with cnance OF these figures
f..-r reduced slightly. TIE Legi-lature is
Republican br from l5u- TO SIX majority on JOINT
ballot Plse and Pa,looo Republicans, and Berry
g.G Easecr4u. Democrats are elected TO Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE AMERICAN FLAG. INsULTED.

THE AMERICAN FLAG INsCLTED.
GARIBALDG IN POOR HEALTH-THIRTEEN MEN KILLED
BY BELGIAN CoLuERY ACCIDENT-RowfLL
LEADING IN THE LONDON WALKING MATCH.
The owner of the steam launch Isabel complains
that the Chians seized that vessel and tore down
the American flag. The Irish agtstOrs intend
to cite many tenants witnesses at the approach
ing trials Garbaldi is in feeble health. Thirteen
men have been killed by colliery accident in Bel
gium Rowell still leads i'm the London walking
match.
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THE AL8ANIANs RESI,TTNG.

LONDON. nur7 = y, Nov. /, $50
Cettiuje dispatch to The Times says "The
repor. OF The arrival o: Dcrv5 Pacn 5cJtar is
confirmed GA tnr contrary, The Turks AM Alblniau,
have drawn an npenetraae Gordon around heir
territory and rendered 60 most dfic iOr information
o be conveyed from -cutari.'
4 Constantuone dispatch announces hai K ~ Plcha
has teio -rap he'd 20 lie Pore a on with the
4 ibaliaas may lie eXpect cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
BRAZILIAN BANDITS CAPTURED.

Rio DE JANEIRo, Oct. 1o.-The force which
vss nt from the Province OF Pihuhy pursuit Of 200
,.r,,der. vs,o made a raid on the town Of JannarIa
lot vear ovartook them at Urubu. IN Babia. when
.syeTe n iot ensued. sixty we're killed and most OF
tbe naudits aDtured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
ILLINOIS.
THE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.

TIE LEGISLATURE REPUBLICAN.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The Tribune estimates the
pluraItics in the Congressional Districts as COM
pared below with the plurahtes in ISIS. Accord
ng 10 these figures the Republicans have gained
The XllIth District, aud the Democrats have gained
The XVIII. Reports from Democratic sources claim
the election OF John ;. Lee IN the iXth District
The new and Old Legislatures are compared be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
LARGE SHIP LAUNCHED.

BATH, Me-, Nov. 4.-Messrs. GoSs, Sawyer s.
Pack" ri launched to-day ine ship the William Crapo,
OF 10 tons. owncI bv builders au1 people
In NJ " Bedford, whence sac ha ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
4 C1LIFORNLi TRAGEDY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Aeon Boni-
face. in jealous frenzy to-day Rled his sweet
heart Hattie Lee, IA disordcrlY house Ia Wayeriy
place, and tA,u sAOt himself dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-05
NO AID FOR GRTECE.

IlINIDNf % - -N'F' I1''I'
The Paris correspondent or The Times says:
None Of tnc powers actively interfere IL. Gr~,k
question n Gambetts A 50 4 clar-s tnat It ia mpOs-
sibe 10 -evIvr ne Question. hut mat he intends
vivc it when takes cCe. which ne VIII yo-diuiv ITO
afLer tie general election, Will pr bdDy occur
u MY Iane x.
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sv4LL.POx ~ SlN FRANcLscO.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 4.-Thirty-four ad-
d onal smallpox were reported here yester
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PEANSILVANIA.

TIE XIIlTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN.
PULADELPuIA. Nov. 4.-Oficial returns from the
XIIlth Congressional District give Charles y.
Brumm Rep. Green, 1,O31 majority over John W.
Ryou Dcm.l
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THIRTEEN MINERS KILLED.

Thirteen men were preclpirated to the bot
tom OF a c0llcry sbs killed. 1y br-asIa- o: the
hosting apparatu-, to-iav.
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WASHlyG TON rhRRITURY REP UBLIC4N

SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 4.-The Republicans
of Washington Territory have reelected Thomas ii.
Breuts 10 Delegate Go Congress
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Khan haa 20 Meshed asking for help II unsucccss
mi he VIII 20 there himself It s tnourh here that the
Shah Will arrest him behaf Of the British
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jority for John P. st. John Rep for Governor viii
be 10000.
MASSACHUSETTS,.

THE REPUBLICAN PLURALITY 81. .332.
RECOUNrING THE IvTR DISTRICT VOTE.
BosTON, Nov. with four towns 10 be heard
from. Garfelds plurality Hancock in this State
Is 50. .332
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NORTH CIhOLIN4.

To.aI...............lI.9-2
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DEMOCRATIC WRATH AND REvILING.

Maiorines q 20 ...-.. 33,65l ..... ...... 32'4
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-07
REAL ESTATE I'RANNFERN.

Number of Real Estate transfers re-
corded from Sept. II, to Sept. IS, 1880:
Frank l.. Brainard and wife to Elias
+. Drake. Description, ne4 of sec. IL :
1O3 80. Cons. 81.
John Alley and wife to Roscoe G.
Chase. ne4 sec. .O-lO2.41. Cons. s..
$. g. Il st. Z. r.. II. Go. to John T.
Brennan. Description, lot Z bl 25, town
Of Worthington. Cons. S1l0.
S. & st. L. r. Il. Co. to n. G.. Rob-
inson. Description, lot bl 25, town OF
Worthirgton. Cons. 500.
$. G.. 4 st. p. II. II. Co. to John P.
Vail. Description, s4ne4 sec. 21-1O440.
Cons. $4l6.
5. e. Il st. P. r. r. Co. to Stephen
Miller. Description, lots Is and l6 in
bl s, village of Worthington. Cons. 81.
Richard II. Doe and wife to Frank " i.
Doe. Description, sw4 Of sec. 2-1Ol I'll
west. Cons. $500.
Benjamin &. Mitchell and wife to
Stephen Miller. Description. lot Is, bl
s. village Of Worthington. Cons. 500.
Martin b. Soule and wife to Stephen
Miller. Description, lots 16 and II in
Ill s. village Of Worthington. Cons.
5000.
Christian J. Knauf to Herman Au.
gust Lais. Description. lot 3, III coun-
ty of Mobiles. Cons. $14O.
Eal bart Soule formerly Barbara Cos
Ter and husband to Stephen Miller. De-
scription, lot II, bl 8, village Of Worth
ington. Cons. $400.
George W. Horton and wife to John
Z. Vail. Description, ne4 sec. 22-104- 10.
Cons. 81 GOO.
Frank II. Wells and wife TO Mary A.
Moir. Description, lot I. bl II, village
Of Worthington. Cons. $500.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-07
EIIi-.

Thrashing is going on lively. Wheat
seems to be scarcely an item, as to yield
and worse and less of it ut the mill. I
hear that some have taken VIII Eat which
weighed 60 to the b,,sl'el, and got IS Of
very inferior -four for it. l hear also
that the Rushmorc mill is unsatisfacto-
ry rs to quality. Must we go to Rock
Rapids still? Alas for our flair land"
it had better he relegated to ''County'
and his set. or else "renovated' by run
ming in u better breed of swine.
Flax in this town is yielding about
10 bu's to the acre ct No. > seed. Some
pieces are doing considerably better. but
the nost Of the land is too much given
over to weeds to raise full crop.
That anomalous institution known
rs ''S"cial progrrss' is dead. The dis
ease guess WAS ''.lry rot'' as it quietly
sunk ont and left no sign I'm happy
to know that such a herrtical assncia-
tion cannot live in this moral God-]ov-
ing community. Ne feel to bless the
Lord that this wickcdaess was short
lived. POHTo.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-07
1TILLMONT.

Mrs. Fisher from Fort Totten, Dako-
t., is on visit to l!er mo; her, Mrs. Tab
bert. She will stay here perhaps all
winter.
A. Teitenborg threshed about BUSH
els wheat to the acre, but II bushels
fax.
n. Martin s house is almost finished;
and J. Mock Is hauling lumber for his
granery.
We are informed that hired man
not hundred miles from here, Was
bound to sue for his hard earned wages
and after winning the suit at Justices
Court, he is bound now to draw his few
pennies before the lawyer, because the
great land owner took out IN appeal to
have man work year for nothing.
When two or three meet nowadays
politics is among them.
E. Graf is turning out n No. cane
syrup. lie gets more cane than lie can
work up.
Wouldn't it be u good plan to buy 4
free ticket for ''Cnunty" and send him
to Arabia, where I'LL the people are wise
and happy, because according to his
last in the ADVANCE, he lives here in
Mobiles county among stupid and un-
happy people, and every one is wrong
except him. lie seems to he the ONLY
sheep among the goats. But no return
ticket. Wilmont will pay her Share.
T%,I-
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-07

The Village Council, ut their meeting
ON Saturday night last, 10y resolution
continued II. Mcmillan as Night
Watch ut the old SALARY until April l,
l;,sl. AS the poet says, he is the man
"who keeps this great and helpless city
while it sleeps.''
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-07
PEOPLES CONTENTION

PEOPLES CONTENTION.
There will be Il Peoples Convention
held at Heron Lake, Jackson County,
Mlnn., on
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1880,
AT IL O'Clock M, for the purpose of
nominating 4 candidate for Represen-
tative in the Leglslatare from the 3st!,
District.
The Counties composing said dis
tr1ct will be entitled to representation
as follows:
Cottonwood, 4 Mobiles, 5
Jackson, 5 Pipestone, 2
Murray, 3 Rock. 8
The several Counties are requested to
hold Mass conventions on Saturday,
October 8, 1880. for the purpo of
choosing delegates to attend the above
Convention.
Men Of all parties who favor political
reform and are opposed to monopolies
are earnestly requested to unite in this
movement.