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The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08
Mrs. Louise Ingraham's Readings.

1880 A-OolSo 1uSTauGIu'S headings.
The above named lady, the wife of we'll
known merchant of this city, has been receiy-
ing instruction in Boston, and recently has
been giving readings in private and meeting
WIN great success. We understand that Mrs
lngraham will make her appearance in Boston
at Union Hall on Wednesday next, 10th inst,
IN literary representations under the manage
ment oil Carlyle Petersilea, director Of the
Academy OF Music The Inspector of Schools
Oh frederickton, N. b., Mr. NJ. G. Gaunse, has
written private letter 20 Mrs Ingraham, ex-
pressing his great pleasure experienced in lis
tening to her readings and recitations, hoping
10 see her upon the public platform. He
cioses his letter as follows:-"I feel confident
that with fine physique, strong, musical,
flexible voice, and an intelligent rendition of
youf selections, you possess the elements of
success"
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

MINNIE PALMER'S BOARDING SCHOOL
The matinee and closing performance, Sat-
urday evening. of the Boarding School" were
attended by good sized houses. considering the
bad weather. Miss Palmer did not appear to
her usual advantage while here on account of
her severe cold, but she is deserving of espe c.
ial credit for her courage in appearing at all,
and the merry fun and vivacity displayed in
her rendition of her role under such adverse
circumstances. The company was good one
and while the play is of the amusing class, it
does not offend fastidous tastes, and it serves
to tighten care and give one a chance to laugh
and grow
THE SoRCERER.
There are but few days remaining in which
to obtain seats to the Ideal Opera Company s
rendition of "The Sorcerer," Wednesday, 10th
inst We are sure our entertainment and
music loving citizens will fine this one of the
best hits OF the season, as it will be brought
out by the Ideal Co-which is sufficient recon-
mendation.
TICKELICK.
For several weeks Walter Goold has been
carefully drilling new company on his opera
''Tickelick," for the benefit of India street
church, until now they are thoroughly "up''
in the music and action of the piece, and the
opera will be given much better rendition
than last spring. Many additions have been
been made both to the music and business
The 'oficers' and parents" will be sung by
newly formed chorus, made up from our
best choir singers, and, by numerous changes,
the general chorus is much improved Chand-
lers orchestra of ten picked men will ABLY
perform the orchestral work, and Mr., Goold
will conduct. The sale of seats will com.
| mence at Stockbridges next Thursday morn
| ing at O'Clock.
NOTES.
| The London Echo of Oct. II is authority for
| saying: Currency is given to the rumor that
| Nine. Modleska is not Pole, but an Irish
| woman whose parents lived for some time in
| Poland. Their name, it is said, was Magee.
| Ii the rumor be correct. Ireland will doubtless
be glad to claim so gifted daughter
Il. A. Sothern, the actor, is so seriously ill
| that his physicians, Sir James Paget and Sir
] William Jenner, have been called into consult
alton.
1t is said that Mr.. John Stetson owns the
| exclusive American right Of Forget Me not. ;,
MIR. W. III. Hamilton, wel-known operate
| baritone, has Joined the San Francisco Min
| strels.
Levy, the cornetist, is to receive $3.50 pei
| week and expenses at one of the Coney Isla nd
| resorts next summer.
Mr. Joseph Jefferson will start on the New
| England circuit after his engagement at the
| Park Theatre, and Messrs. Robson and Crane
are to commence a four weeks stay at the
| New York Standard Theatre, at the conclu-
sion of their performances at the Globe Thea
| tire.
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These goods must be sold befOra
Jan. LIST. Everybody is invited to
examine the Goods and learn
prices, as Great Bargains will be
offered in every department. You
can save from 25 to so Der cent.
by purchasing from this stock.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08
The Marina Hosnital.

DIR. Hamilton, Supervising Surgeon of the
Marine Hospital service. in his report, issued
Saturday, makes the following recommends
tions relative to the Marine Hospital at this
port:-"Some twenty lineal feet of the coping
and upper wall having fallen down, extensive
repairs have been made to the building There
is still necessary an isolation ward or pest
house, repairs to the stable and fence and new
tile floors throughout the lower story of the
building. The estimates of last year are re-
duced from SS6S5 to $3.50.
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l. O. O. F.

NJ. w. G. M. Henry P. Cox, accompanied by
his suite OF Grand officers, ON Friday evening
last, instituted new lodge of I. O. o. f. at
South WATERFORD, to be known as Enterprise
No. &c. 1t starts with some twenty young
men and bids fair to be one of the tbest lodges
in the State.
One of the officers of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows is in Belfast for the purpose Of
taking possession of the effects of the late
Belfast Lodge and transporting them to Port.
land. Objection having been made by some
OF the members of the Belfast Lodge he has
not yet acted on his instructions.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, IS. November 9Th. A. u. 1880.
THIHIS is to give notice. that the Thirtieth sday
4 of October, A. d. 1880, Warrant in In
solvency issued by henry G. Peabody, Judge
of the Court Of Insolvency for said County of Cum
berland, against the estate of
JAMES ROLL1SON, of Portland,
in said County, adjudged to be an Insolvent Debtor
on his own petition which petition was filed on the
Thirtieth day of October, A ID. 1880, to which
date interest on claims is to be computed;
That the payment of any debts to or by said debt
Or and the delivery or transfer of any property by
him are forbidden by law;
That meeting of the Creditors of said Debtor
to prove their debts and choose more as
signees of his estate will be held at Court OF lnso
said Portland, on MONDAY, the FL teenth day
of November, A. d. 1880, at ten O'Clock il
the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
L. r. BROWN.
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of In
solvency for said County of Cumberland.
nOySS12
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRascoGG1N COUNTY.

ANDR0SCOGGIN COUNTY.
Mr.. Lemuel Packard of North Aub urn will
do all unusually large business this winter
He has contract to supply the Portland
match factory with $4,000 feet of pine, and a
contract to furnish 300 cords of wood to the
Buckfield & Rumford Falls railroad. He viii
also haul about 5000 cords of wood to market
and will cut about 100000 of pine at Monson
for Portland and Boston parties. His opera
lions will keep 100 men at work.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
The dry house of the Presque Isle starch
factory, which was burned Thursday evening
of week before last was, on Friday last, one
week afterwards, up again enlarged, finished
on the outside, and nearly done inside, sc
that the factory will start up again in few
days.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Kennebec county gives Garfield 1894 major
ity, a gain of TAG since September.
The house, store and blacksmith shop of
Frank Stackpole at Coombs Mills, Augusta
were burned Thursday night. Loss $1,000; in
surance $500.
Ground was broken Thursday morning for
another cotton mill at Waterville, which will
be one-third larger than the present MILL
KNOX COUNTY.
Miss Della Morse of Camden has sued the
town of Lincolnville for $4,000 damages
She states that she has received injuries occa.
stoned by defective highway. The trial is
to come off at the January term of the Su.
preme Court at Belfast.
YORK COUNTY.
Fred Leheur, aged II, just out of Alfred
Jail, was arrested at Biddeford Friday for q
criminal assault upon a little girl five years
old, and placed under $1,000 bonds.
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Fred Lefleur, aged II, just out of Alfred
Jail, was arrested at Biddeford Friday for a
criminal assault upon little girl five years
old, and placed under $1,000 bonds.
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Msmm 9th So,lashes.

There were on exhibition at the store of r.
Y. Barber & Son, No Is Exchange street,
Saturday two mammoth squashes which at
tracted the attention of all passers-by. One
was raised by S d. Edwards of Oxford and
received the first premium at the Oxford
county fair. 1t weighed 79l pounds. The
other was raised by Edwin McAllister of the
same town. 1t is of the Chill variety and
weighs 81 pounds. 1t will be on exhibition
all the week
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08
Slight Fire on Warren Street,

Saturday afternoon kettle of boiling fat in
the kitchen of George H. Davis house, No.
IS Warren street, tipped over and set the room
on fire. Word was quickly sent to engine
house No. and the company responded with
out sounding general alarm. Hose was run
600 feet from hydrant and the flames ex-
tinguished. The damage to the house is
nominal, only amounting to few dollars.
The house is insured.
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Venerable Voters,

Mr.. Lewis Allen, of Peabody, Mass, Presi-
dent of the Warren National Bank. cast his
seventeenth Presidential vote yesterday Was
there another case of this kind in New Eng
land?-Boston Journal.
Yes, in Chesterville, Maine. where Thomas
Alien, now in his Goth year, cast his seven.
teenth Presidential vote, the first being for
James Madison and the last for James A. Gar
field He also cast his sixty-eighth successive
vote for Governor at the September election,
being early at the polls and designating his
choice for Daniel f. Davis
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ATTEMPTED Suicide

Saturday night, between and o'clock, a
report was sent to the station that a woman
named Mary Morse, living at No. South
street, had attempted to commit suicide An
officer was sent to investigate and DR.. Bray
was called. He applied the usual remedies,
but the chances of recovery az that time
seemed against her q She is married woman,
about 40 years of age. and is said to have been
of Incorporate habits. The women in the
house say that she took three teaspoonfuls of
arsenic. Her husband has not lived with her
of late.
At a late hour last evening the woman was
still alive and probably will recover.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08

The committee appointed by the Society of
associated Charities to take into consideration
the ACCESSIBILITY of establishing work room
for women, request all ladies interested in any
oil the sewing schools connected with any re-
ligious or charitable organization, to meet
them in conference this (Monday) afternoon,
Nov Sth, at p. m, at the Common Council
room Citv Rnilding
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Temperance Meeting.

The temperance meeting at Congress Hall
last evening, by the Temperance Union, las
quite interesting. Mr.. John Chase led the
singing, assisted by MIS-. Wadsworth and Mel.
lie McDuffee, which was hearty and enthusi-
astlc. The following named gentlemen ably
addressed the meeting: Messrs. M. G. Pal.
mer, A. f. Cox. Rev. A. S. Ladd, Gen. Neal
Dow and others. A very large audience was
preaent
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08
Jack Tars on a Lark

Two sailors came down from Boston one day
last week, and went into store on Fore
street. One of them had just been paid off,
and had considerable sum of money in his
vest pocket. Soon after they left the vest
and money disappeared. Complaint was made
at the station and Saturday the supposed
thief was arrested ard locked up. He had the
vest in his possession, but could not account
for the money.
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Pleasant Occasion.

Mr.. III. N. Pinkham, who is about to give up
bachelor life, and Mr.. NJ N. Benemelis, who
will return home to Havana, were given a sup
per at their boarding place few evenings
since, rendered by their companions of ''the
Genties." This association of young men fol-
friendly intercourse and improvement, has
been in existence some three seasons. The
supper was superb and the occasion most en-,
joyable one
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08
Business Changes.

Business Changes.
The following business changes are reported
for the past week:
Biddeford-A. Pierce, baker, sold out.
Dexter-McCrills Bros, clothing mfrs,
dis.
Eastport-E. s. Martin, general store, now
E. S. Martin & Co.
Lincolnville-P. X. Frohock, hotel sold out.
Richmond-Wn. o. Lake & Co., general
store, sold out.
by decease of S. Tibbetts
Saco-A. X. 2. Whitney, livery, sold out
Vanceboro-Jameson & Kellogg, general
store, dis.
Vnalhayen-A. R. Mudgett, livery, sold
out
Winthrop-Kelley & Wood, grocers, dis.
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CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Y. NJ. G. Art Entertainment
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale-H. B. Kendrick.
To Let L G. Nash.
Sta of Maine.
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Thirty Years Experience Of an Old

1I1PeI1SHCG dH OIU
Nurse. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP is the prescription of one Of the best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and hes been used for thirty years with
never-failing success, by millions of mothers
for their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind-colic. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price Twenty
five Gents bottle. may26WS&M&w6m
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I. O. G. IT

The following is a list of the officers of Mys-
tic Lodge No. 2, who were installed Thursday
evening. Nov 4th, by State Deputy c. II. Star.
bird, fer the ensuing quarter:
w. G. ia. H. Spear.
w. V. Julia A. Bean.
w. ST. w. Coolidge.
w. f. Sd. Holmes, Jr
w. TT. w. Burnham.
W. NV. W. Wallace.
W. D. M.-Esta Anderson.
w. C.-Mrs. e. A. Orne
w. l. G.-Eliza Woodll.
w. o. Cd. f. st. John.
P w. G. rs. III. Brown.
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Cruelty tn Animals

Under the direction of the Society for Pre-
vention OF Cruelty to Animals, a man was
brought before Justice Perry at Cape Eliza
beth Saturday and fined 800 and costs for be-
ing concerned in dog fight.
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EailuraS

The following failures for the past week are
reported:
Thomas III. Getchell & Son, grocers, Bangor,
are reported in insolvency.
Benson Brothers, provision dealers, Bidde-
ford, are reported compromising with their
creditors
M. Tuero, cigars, Portland, will settle with
his creditors III insolvency.
Whitman S. Dyer, tin ware, Portland, is re-
ported promising with his creditors.
Narasse j. Blanchet, fancy goods, Lewiston,
Charles o. Holt, furniture, Canton, is re-
ported in insolvency.
Joseph bennett, rigger, Belfast, is reported
in insolvency
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08
Republican Celebration at Corhero

Inc Republicans of Gorham propose to cele.
prate the glorious victory of Garfield and Ar
thur on Wednesday evening next. There will
be torchlight procession, Examinations,
speeches and picnic collation. a Redlon Hall.
Every Republican in Gorham is cordially in
vited. If the weather should prove stormy the
celebration will take place the next fair even
ing 1t is understood that Gorham will have a
"rouser"
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Garfield Artillery Attention

Every member is requested to report, TONIGHT
iu full uniform, at O'Clock, at Ward Room, Ward
81 and all those that do not intend to turn out will
please bring their uniforms to the Captain.
Per order
7 TT r. MoRRITJ, Cant
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The whole number of deaths in the city for
the week ending Nov. 9th was To- from the fol-
lowing causes:-C Consumption, 3; heart dis
ease, 5; cancer, i; brain disease, 1; general
debility, 1; apoplexy, 1; accident, L; Group, /;
infantile, l.
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Attention Garfield Guards (!

Every member of this Company is hereby ordered
to report at Lancaster Hall, this evening, at Z
o'clock. Do not fail to be present.
Per order
t. g. SANBORN Can't
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Teachers Meeting

Regular monthly meeting of the teachers
this evening. Subiect:-How can we make
our school-work more practical?" All inter.
ested are invited to be present and engage in
the discussion
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Pioneers 10 The Front

Every member is requested 10 Re at Headquar
ters this evening at 49, in full uniform to take
part in the celebration. Let every uniform be filled
Per Order
w.P. OSBORNE, Capt.
WI. NOBLE, Clerk
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Foreign Exports.

The value of foreign exports for the week
ending Saturday night was $114,821. SO.
Among the principal exports were ISL 1898 feet
of lumber, 1850 bushels of wheat, 1859
bushels of rye and 600 barrels of potatoes.
The Portland daily press., 1880-11-08
Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT
FRIDAY.-James McQuade. Larceny. Thirty days
in county Jail.
Michael 0'Donnell. Assault. Fined SO and costs.
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Attention RattaIion!

HEADQUARTERS GARFIELD AND ARTHUR
BATTALION Nov. 8, 1880.
Commanders of the several Companies compris-
ing this Battalion ordered to report with their
Commands, at Lancaster Hail. this evening at 7.15
sharp, to take part in the parade tonight.
Per order
III. A. MCDONALD,
Col Commanding Battalion.
Officially
II @ RERRY Adi.t
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TIME is two valuable to be wasted in credu-
lousy experimenting with various remedies
when a % cent bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will at once cure your cold.
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FOR SALE.

a FINE thoroughbred Kentucky saddle horse
IA Seven years old, color bright bay, sound
kind and perfectly healthy. An excellent animal il
every particular. Very stylish under the saddle an(
good roader in harness. Sold only as the owner il
about to leave the country. Call upon or ADDRESS
H. B. KENDRICI<, Saco, Maine.
Nov. 8, 1886. novS diff
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Dr.. G. w. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAMo-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and
will cure any case. Price so cts, postage free.
PARSONS, BANGS & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, III and 119 Middle street, Portland, Me.
General Agents. oct1Seodtf
HARPERs BAZAR.-Ths beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
circle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by N. G. Fessenden, Lancaster
Hall, and d, Wentworth, 553 Congress, corner
IF naE ctraaf
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Sewing Schools.

The badge was won by the latter, his SC
being better 20 than that by j. F. Smith.
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List of Patents.

Weekly list of patents granted to resi-
dents of Maine, dated Nov. I'd, 1880. Re.
ported for the PRESS by c. E. Foster
Patent Solicitor, 900 18th street, W Washington
D. c.:
233,96l-B Bailey, Gilbert H., Portland curtain
fixture.
2S4,o45-Lufkin, Edwin, Monroe, lantern
hanger.
234, 067-Richsrdson Theodore, Stockton
thill coupling,
24, 091-Thompson, Henry A., Pennington
wrench
234, 094-Wagg, Hartwel K, and A. +.
Shaw, Auburn, leather stripping mSchine.
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To Let.

TSXCELLENT first or second story rent of four to
II six rooms at Woodford's on line of horse cars
Inquire of F. c. NASH, Lawyer, 1874 Middle st.
nOvS d3t*
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Gloves,
Hosiery,
AND
UNDER Wear,

Our stock in these
departments is now
complete in a great va
riety of styles and
qualities.
AS specialties we Of
fer so doz. 3 button
Stitched Black Kid
Gloves, in black and
colOrs, at 60 cts. per
pair--'-very desirable
for street wear.
In Underwear, One
lot of Children's Scar
leu All WOOL Y 0SUS anu
Pants, very cheap.
LIN Hosiery, One lot
Children's Heavy All
Wool Hose, all sizes,
at Is cts. per pair. A
decided bargain.
Examination sOlic-
tied.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft,
1872 and 494 Congress St.
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Continental Drum Corps, Atten-
ton.

Every member is requested to be present at the
Headquarters, Monday EVENING, Nov 9Th, 1880,
at o'clock, sharp, to attend parade.
Per order,
FRANK T. KINDS,
Major and Instructor.
oSCEoLA +. BACON, Assistant.
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N. B. Having decided to remain
in Portland, l take this 0pportu nj
ty to thank my friends and the
public for past favOrs, and shall be
pleased to see them at my new
place of business.
move DIT
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infantry Shoot.

At the Portland Light Infantry shoot for the
company badge Saturday afternoon the follow
mo individual coorac xuoro p,a1a
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Attention

Attention Garfield and Arthur
Glee Club.
Members of the Club are hereby notified to meet
at Republican Headquarters, at o'clock this eve
ming to participate in the Parade and Notification.
Uniform Citizens dress with uniform caps.
Per order
4. C. MILLIKEN, Capt.
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GARFIELD AND ARTHUR.
GRAND GEL OF THE
REPUBLICAN VICTORY.
The Order and Route of Process
sion.

The Republicans of Portland will celebrate
the election of Garfield and Arthur by a grand
torchlight procession, display of fireworks and
Examinations this evening if the weather is
favorable. The details of the celebration are
given in the following special order:
Especial Order.l
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-01

LIOR RENT-New house, seven rooms, 219 Frank
Il lin street, with water on the premises. ISL
THAT new and elegant house, twelve rooms and
/ stable, A Summit avenue. Rent low.
148' THOS. COCHRAN, JR.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-01
United States Circuit Court.

Before Judges Nelson and Miller.
At the opening of the court yesterday
morning, in the case of William Cox, trustee,
Va. Edward G. Palmer ct al,
administrator, ets., decree of
of foreclosure was ordered for plaintiff, with
reference to the master in ohancery to as
certain amount due, add report.
at last the trial of those intermlnable in
surance cases of H.iB. Olafiin ct al, vs.. a
number of insurance companies,was brought
to close yesterday. The charge to the
jury was delivered yesterday morning by
Judge Miller, and the jury after an absence
of little over half an hour returned into
court with verdict for the defendants.
This is the second time these cases have
been tried, the former jury having found d
verdict against the insurance companies for
the full amount of the policies. The read
ers of the GLOBE are probably familiar
with these cases as they have been in
litigation for several years east, and they
grew out of the fire which occurred on Third
street, by which the wholesale dry goods
house of VIM. Murphy & Co. was almost
destroyed. Counsel for plaintiff made a
motion for new trial. and stay of pro-
ceedings was had for twenty days. AS the
case now stands, honors, so far as the YER
diets are concerned, are easy.
The case of Andrew Swanson vs.. John A.
Halberg ct al, is on trial before a jury, with
Judge McCrary presiding.
The case of Ashbel 81. Barney ct al. Vs.
the Winona & st. Peter Railroad company is
being argued before Judges Miller and Mel
son at chambers.
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Sixth Ward Hancock Club.

1t is generally understood that there are a
good many English men-Hancock and
English men-over in the Sixth ward, but it
is an evidence of the Democratic revival
which has followed the Cincinnati nomina-
tions, that, without long or widely circulated
notice, about enc hundred and fifty Demo-
Gratis of that ward assembled last evening to
organize campaign ward club A tempo
rary organization was effected by electing NJ.
j. Daley chairman, and Henry BelIand sec.
rotary, and committee of five was appointed
at the court house meeting
Monday evening. The committee,
to confer as to the plan of organiza-
ton with the committee appointed
which consists orc. 81. Linau, j. G. McCar-
thy, VIM. Berlandi, Henry BelIand and Will
liam Erdman, is also to enroll the ward club
and to call a meeting when it is ready to SUBJ
NIT the constitution and bylaws. The meet
ing was characterized by the same enthusi
asm and good feeling which was manifested