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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found az Lsst. No One Need
Suffer.

Assure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcersted Piles has been discovered by DR..
Williams ian Indian remedy, called DR.. Will
liams' Indian Ointment. A single box hae cured
the worst chronic cases of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need suffer FIVE
minutes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions, instruments and eleotuaries
do more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching
lparticularly at night after getting warm in
bed), acts as poultice. gives instant and pain
less relief, and is prepared only for Piles, itch
ing of the private parts and nothing else.
Thousands of cured patients attest its virtue,
and physicians of all schools pronounce it the
greatest contribution to medicine of the age.
It matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured. For sale by
all druggists. NoYxs BRoe. 4 OUTLEs, whole
sale agents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20

M.DORAN's REPORTS
The following quotations giving the range Of the
markets during the da7 were received by NJ.
DoRAN. commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, July 10, 1880 a. M.-Spot
wheat strong; Id higher. Floating cargees quiet.
Cargoes passage not much demand. London
steady. No corn Offering off coast. Arrivals off
coast for orders of wheat small. English country
markets turn dearer French markets turn easier.
New YORK, II 100 A. M.-Dun but no lower.
1p.M.-Spring wheat quiet; Sill No. 2; winter
wheat dull and heavy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20
In Danger Of the Gout.
Duluth Nsws.

The Republican party in Minnesota is suf-
fering from high living. The days of its
prosperity ara breeding disease which
threatens to cripple it for some time at
least.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20
WHEAT
MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago 79,498 bushels; ship
ments 8,2l6 bushels
Wheat receipts In Milwaukee $3.50 bushels;
shipments 1856 bushels.
Stock of wheat In Milwaukee 274Oo0 bushels.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20

of the City of st. Paul, and paying interest on
daily balances of the amount so to be received
on deposit, subject at all times to draft. Such
proposals must be filed with the Secretary of
the Board on or before July Goth, 1850, and
must state the interest which will be paid, and
give the names of at least five freeholders of
the City of St. Paul, as sureties upon the bond
required as security for such deposits.
195-204 EDMUND RICE, JR., Secretary
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-20
M. DoRAN's REPORTS

RENTEs-s5f 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

CHARLESTON. S. o., October ls.-The
cotton fro which brose out on North
Commercial wharf Sunday afternoon, is
still burning but is under control. Early
this morning fire was discovered in the
two forward compartments Of the steam
ship Bedford, which bad previously been
pulled into the strcam.
Five streams Of wster were poured into
these compartments by tho tugs Wade
Hampton aud Republic, and after several
hours work the fire was extinguished.
The fire in the steamship BArrowdale still
RACES in the hold, although she,has been
scuttled and has had three streams of
water pouring into the hold all day. Her
machinery Is considered totally destroyed,
and the iron platesof the hull have been
seriously warped. !,
The vessel Is very badly damaged and
her cargo Of 5000 bales OF cotton Is at this
time in imminent danger oil being totally
destroyed. The Thavancoro is not much
injured and is being pumped out. Sur
yeys we're held to-day on all tue damaged
steamers and it was determined to dis.
charge the cargoes at one. Until this is
done It will be i'm possible to form any cor
rect estimate Of the damage to either the
steamers or cargoeS. The estimate OF
lossea are placed .at the following figures:
Com muercial wharf, real estate, $50 600;
cotton on wharf and in sheds, Sl2O 900;
Vanderhort's wharf, real estate, $1,000;
cotton on Vanderhorts wharf, s. 600;
Office furniture and personal property,
$4,000; damage to steamer BorroHdale,
$4,000; to cargo, $4,000; damage to
steamer Bedford, $4,000; damage TO cargo,
$4,000. Total, s5S6,OO0; fully covered by
inRurAnCe
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DUBLIN, October lS.-A great demon
stration of oaugsmOn took place on Sat-
urday at ponaghony, County Down, to
protest against the Parnellite agitation.
Two policemen took notes Of the speeches.
CoRK, October lS.-Hutchins, 'who was
shot at, is a Justice Of the peace. Only
one man attacked him. Hutchins and bis
driver were armed with revolyers, but did
not use them.
The Times, in an editorial, says the be-
lief that the government intends to pros.
ecute the agitators has already produced
a lull in the agitation. The second.rate
leaders are cowed and the Land league Y
unusually quiet. P4rnell, At LonRtord
uttered uncertain sounds, and 1t may 6e
suspected he has not yet made up hi
mind what course to pursue, and his tos
lowers share his hesitation.
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pohho,,os-Sunn nno.o,, s,,,,,,.

PARKERsBuRe, October IS. Saturday
during the day the dwelling house Of Mr..
R. A. Little, DR.. Duval, D. r. Neal and
several others were entered by thieves,
and large amount Of iewelry, money and
other articles stolen. Officer Meken, in
the evening, took in suspicious-l blocking
young fellow who gave the name OF Tom
Parker, and said he hailed from Chicago.
On his person was found most OF the stolen
property.
A young man named Sydney Keyer, Of
Roane county, near Spencer, shot himself
through the head day or two since, kill
ing himself instantly. When found he
was but short distance from his home,
which he had left but few minutes be.
fore. He is supposed to have committed
suicide, although no cause for the rash &C,
can be assigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
ADDITIONAL RETURNS

From the Back Counties where Repub'
Iictn Missionaries Penetrate with Dill
ncaity.
Below we give figures from several ad.
ditional counties from which adyices have
been received. Most Of them are esti-
mates made in advance Of the official
returns, and subject to alteration when the
result is definitely knswn:
Lincoln county Jackson has about 400
plurality, slight gain from 1875.
Mercer Jackson's majority VI over all
a considerable loss from filden's majority
in 1876.
Pendleton-Jackson's majority S26, a
loss OF l2S from Tilden's majority.
Pocahontas Jackson'B majority 43l, q
gain OF AZ.
Roane-Jackson's majority 200, loss of
rs.
wayne-Jackson has about 1900 plu.
rality.
Webster Jackson's majority 4O2, con-
siderable gain.
The following are additional members
Of the House Of Delegates: a-a
Clay, with Nicholas and Webster-C.
McC. DodrilI, Dem.
Marion-J. Morrow, Jr., chas. Wells,
Dems.
Morgan-John T. Silver, Rep.
Pendleton-Joshua Day, Rep.
Pocahontas "A. Barlow, Dem.
RAleigh-H. 0. Carter, Dem.
Roane-M. Depue, Dem.
Wavne-R W Handlpv Dem
Third Delegate District-J. L. Hall,
Dem. District composed OF Harrison,
Taylor and Barbour counties.
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expressed to you in September. Hancock
will not carry Northern State, and l
would not be surprised now II he lost one
or two oi the Southern States. New York,
Connecticut and New Jersey will all go
Republican, and Indiana ia sure to with
such dead weight as English pulling
Hancock down. The Democratic ship IL
in sinking condition, and we Greenback-
ers are now building dlvipghell to go
down and save some OF them. Their par
tY Is going 10 pieces, and the best thing
they can do is to unite with US and here.
after support our candidates"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
Siliing Emil.

WASHINGTON, October ls.-A letter re-
ceived here this morning states that Sit
ting Bull has made application to surren-
der himself and band on the terms pro-
posed by the President some time ago,
provided he can come into Fort Keogh
without military escort or being subject TO
interference from the Indian agents. He
desires to surrender 10 and treat with the
military authorities only. His application
has been forwarded to the President for
decision. Itis thought the President will
conclude to humor Sitting Bull In this mat
ter, in order to relieve the northern from.
tier settlements Of the hourly fear OF q
raid by these Indians, especially as the
Indians propose to surrender on the terms
first proposed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
raE MARK LANE EXPRESS
On the Condition and Prospects of TN
British Grain Trade.

On the Condition ana prospects OF the
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, October lS.-The Mark Lane
Express in review Of the grain trade for
the past week says: The weather has been
very favorable for wheat sowing, and as
farmers will be fully occupied Herewith,
threshiug will be restricted during the
present month. In English wheat the
proportion OF firatclass samples in good
condition has been exceedingly small.
The demand for good qualities has been
active and at the more important provin'
cial markets they advanced a shilling TO
two ohillings per quarter in London.
Notwithstanding the reaction in the be.
ginning OF the week good marketable En-
glish wheat sold readily and closed at
Mondays extreme rates.
There was a inir consumptive demand
for flour. Barley wac in moderate supply
and prices firmly sustained. In many
provincial markets mailing sorts were 4
shilling deaEer. Foreign wheat has been
subject TO a reaction and uncertainty dur
ing the week, bnt at the close it was Grm
aid decline was fully recorded. To-day
American reds were again slightly easier.
Flour, steady cousumplive demand. Bar.
ley 10 sm 4isupply and in soma csses the
best qualities advanced Q pence per
quarter. Oats in liberal supply aud
rather easier.
Maize improved fIom s;xpence TO nine
pence, and the demand is good. The
wheat cargo trade at the close OF last Mon
days market was much qnieter We'd
nesday it was very dull, aid the rednc
ton Of shilling per quarter is necessary
to affect sales. The arrivals Of The moder'
ate cargo trade In oats has been fitm. The
sales Of English wheat during the weei
was 81. All quarters at Ais Sd per qusrter
against 4S,27l quarters at 4Bi 81 per quar-
ter the corresponding week OF last year
The imports into the United Kingdom
during the week ending October OH, were
OPS s66 hundred weights OF wheat ant
2I7, ,S23 cwts OF flour.
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NEw YoHK, October lS.-John I. Dayen-
port, cbiet supervisor Of elections, has
addressed to John Kelly and the members
Of the Committee on Organization, of
Tammany Hall, letter in reference to
the statement made by members OF that
committee that they possessed evidence of
the colonization OF voters in this city in
the interest Of the Republican party. He
calls upon them to produce this evidence,
and promises in every case where 1t 10 es-
tablished to cause the arrest Of the offend.
ing persons and 10 permit them to be
brought before such United States Com
missioner as Kelly or his counsel may
designate.
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TME pIvorAL STATE.
The Republicans oi Nrw York Renewing
tho CnmpNign.

NEw YoRK, October lS.-The Repub.
lican Committee have determined to make
a close OF the campaign in this city. Very
active and prominent speakers have been
summoned from all parts of the country.
General Grant, who is now In this city,
will, lis announced, preside at meeting
in this city on the 25.h inst, and at an
other in Syracuse on the 26th. Senator
Conkling will speak tomorrow evening in
0swego, jamestown IN the 2lst and
ButTslo ON the 29d. Flo will also attend
meetings at Utic. and Syracuse on the
gtla d 26;h, then go t. Rochester on the
9th, to Lockport ON le sSh and Albany
Oh the S0th.
Hon. Emnry storrs. OF Chicago, will de.
liver an address in Hartford, Conn, to-
morrow night, al Cooper Union, this city,
Wednesday night, Bnd at SIaudiord, Conn,
Thursday night. He will also attend the
meetings at Utica and Syracuse, snd will
speak at other pIaces throughout the
State.
1t is probable that General Grant will
attend other meetings in the central part
OF the State announced to take place dur
ing the next two weeks.
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VIRGINIA.


RICHMOND, Va, Oct bsr ls.-Much COM
ment was created here Yesterday by the
receipt OF a telegram from Barnum, sent to
the Chairman OF the Fuuder State Com
mittee, ordering the immediate withdrawal
OF the Fuuder set of Hancock and English
electors, and requesting the Funders TO
unite with the Readjnsters in support of
the Democratic electoral ticket.
Although the telegram has not been
made public, the knowledge that such q
mandate has gone forth has fallen like o
bomb in tho Fnnder Committee. The
bitterness between the two factions in
Virginia has not diminished. and it ia GER
tain that many Of tue Funders will not
vote for the Teaijus;er electoral ticket.
The receipt Of this order from the Chair
man OF the Democratic Committee, to-
getherwith the statement that prominent
Republicans are endesvoring 10 effect
coalition with the Readiuster element, has
created sensation.
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AcCIDENi ON rME PANHANDLE.
Freight Train Collision and Several
Cnr nR IA. 'Fra,E

A Freight Train Collision and Several
Cars or the Track.
PlrTsRuRdH, October 1s.-At hall-past
ak o'clock this morning an accident oc-
Cured at the western end oil the Cork 3
Run tunnel, on the Panhandle railroad,
by which two freight cars were thrown
from the track, and trains coming into the
ci'y were detained about half an hour.
The accident was caused by the rear cars OF
a westward bound empty freight breaking
loose from the train while 1t was passing
through the tunnel. For some reason no
one on the train noticed that the cars were
and iu few moments a locomo.
tive, drawing another freight train, crash.
cd into them. They were badly damaged
and thrown from tho track, but fortunate.
ly no one was injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
REnAKKAHLE LoNGEyI.Y.
Death OF two Soldiers .r the War OF 1872.

Death of two Soldiers VI the War OF 1912.
ZANEsylLLE, October 1S.-Two soldiers
OF the War OF 1872 died in this county the
past week. One OF them, Samuel Gum.
Minis, was ninety years OF age, and the
other, John Pyle, was ninety.nine. The
latter was born in Chester county, Penn
sylyania, and was the father OF ten child.
rep, the oldest Of whom is seventy-three.
He has grandchildren fiity.three years
old, great-grandchiIdren twenty.six years
yea years Of age. His grandfather was over yer
one hundred years old when he died, and
he has several cousins who are on the
margin OF one hundred years Of age. De
ceased knew General Washington, and
met him during the whisky rebellion in
l7a5
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O.i.. nnh In.. ln nnIo County.

ns E,gisu walls over the vote Of the
p,,brans in West Virginia, and will
81 be c7ulented because the Republicans
n, an encouraging amount Of gains. 1t
,rs up for instance at the exhibit in
G5oun,y. We have compared the vote
1 Jckson and Sturgiss this year in Ohio
s1sty with that of Hayes and Tilden in
10 l.,here anything wrong or mislead.
.,is,hS? What would the delicate and
r.fiye editor have US compare it with?
Thhthe GotT and Mathews vote? Was
4, Gctf and Mathews vote fair expires.
Ea Of party strength in Harrison or
Vpi counties in 1875? II SO, how did it
hy,eu that whereas Gof had 1000 votes
i Eari.on, and 1893 in Wood that year,
ays, had only LII and 2,096? And
r1il, how did it come that Mathews only
! !hilGA in Harrison in 1876, or nearly
Dlss than TiIden, and yet had 2,3ls as
lJsrA Tilden's 9, 1855 that year in Wood
srty?
Oar computations Of gains and losses
| ps made on the Hayes and Tilden vote
tlS6. How would it do to take the
HrblArI and Wilson vote OF this county
to years rgo2 Would that be fair?
Talli he fair to take the Legislative
RsHo wears ago, when two Democrats
riiVo Republicans were elected?
Fs@y that Gofr was stronger than his
pity here in 1875, and Mathews weaker.
t ny tho same thing about Harrison
s:rly, and il this is SO, why does not the
Hs in tho Republican vote OF this county
zsHiGiss over Hayes correctly set forth
Republican gain2
Ibehct Is, that the famous arithmetic
~ Of the Register has set out to figure up
sdss 81 immense Democratic gains
/ West Virginia, and thus far he has
niVed a file.
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unrnu,n once More.


Tie Chicago Times claims that the dis
Stth from Barnum to Billy McMullen, OF
alIielphia, in regard to steel rails, is a
aapasn forgery, and aftirms that he did
Elend any such order to McMullen. 1t
saialy ought to be a forgery, for II 1t
ia&i. is 10 q certain extent o shame and
iap'ohch to the whole American people.
H. Brlum is the Chairman Of the Nat.
EL Democratic Committee, and his acts,
'.rsyer they may be, become represep-
ENu their character in the eyes OF the
'Sd, His "mule" reputation in 1875
EIbli slough odor behind it, without
u addition of any "steel rail" transac'
ssS and it is well therefore for him and
h hh party, and for the general good
TIE oI the country, II it shall turn out
eEhshas been the victim Of a forgery In
lan,tAuce.
Bot how about Me-. Barnum's recent
sMluston in regard to the causes OF
l-aoctatic defeat in Indiana2 Is his ar
annent Of the Republicans for corrup-
to forgery also? The Indianapolis
No, an independent paper, treats 1t as q
etaRe production, and addresses itself 10
ssnrm in the following vigorous style:
,HeI'es in his throat. The honest, law
sid,rs citizens OF Indiana were aroused,
70 a more square, fair, full, free election
'sGever held under the sun than was
sdin tEis State OH Tuesday, and 1t was
l'aesiIy counted, too, and the result is
yseN,ci expression ofthe will OF the peo.
e The country at large should know
sN A', BArnum, who came here to cap.
YEA State by his political snRrtness, is
ssae u his cry OF fraud. Decent Demo-
Sas do not join in that chorus Of all.
u! know lull well It's falsehood. They
SloI have to 20 outside OF their own
.uVto ind the causes OF their defeat,
~ SeSish to tell the people Of this coun-
UNI here In Indiana, except among a
T. y, ,Raovramuses, all agree that the result
We election is the honest expression OF
@NI' OF the people,"
4''AoTing the value OF the opinion OF
q lttOpCndent paper, we may mention
SGI's ~, fully corroborated by the opinion
SAL Gregg, the Greenback candidate for
S"e'aorin Indiana, who was interviewed
correspondent OF the Cincinnati En-.
'sS' and expressed himself as follows:
What do you think OF the charge OF
,.,s sssa aud corruption made by the Demo.
TsSSsSa'nst the Republicans?"
lag lintFe Is nothing in 1t. The negro vote
s-sak was all legitimate, and had there
ia ia any fraud 1t would have made itself
St.ieat in strong Republican counties
!ou gee there were equally as large,
NJ. 10Y Afger, Republican gains in strons
sIS,aiic counties than there were in
s,s'aioIean s,'a counties. The fact Is, the Re
y.Vtn gain WAS general all over the
~ ana when such Ia the result It a
M ~ expIodes the charge OF fraud. ThI
az, s vas an homes. one, and the Demo
~ were fairly and squarely beaten
IN ,1SmSad ,1s, theory is only a little salve the.
SwtIoolng on their sore places"
unpN, %pna, do you think OF the result In Nc
lSave the same opinion now that
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BosroN, October 1s.-John A, Wood
ward, 70 years OF age, in the service of
the Treasury Department in this city, and
for the last few years holding the position
OF cashier, has disappeared and Is al
legged to be deiaulter 10 the amount oi
$50 200. He stood well in society and was
not known to be q Bpeculator or extrava-
CANT in his expenditures. He was sup.
posed to be bachelor, but since the dis.
coyery OF his default Miss Amy Knowl.
ton, supposed to belong to New York OF
Philadelphia, told his mother that she had
been married TO him for two years.
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wEsr VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.
for the Ensuing Yea
Made NJ Huntington Yesterday.

HuNrlSoToN, ". Va, October IS.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer.
The appointments OF ministers to the
charges in the Wheeling and Morgantown
districts OF the NJ. E. Conference Of West
Virginia, were made at to-day's session.
They are as follows:
WHEELING DISTRICT, E. w Ryan, P. E.
Fourth Street, Wheeling, @. P, Masden.
North Street, Wheeling, Samuel Steele.
Zane Street, Wheeling, Geo. E. Hite.
Cbapline Street, Wheeling,T. B, Hughes.
Wheeling Island, O. Manchester.
Wesley Chapel, Wheeling, D. II. x. Dix.
Fulton, D. L. Ash. Y
Marshall, J. J. Dolliver.
Benwood, E. H. Onion.
Moundsyille, ]. A. Fullerton.
Moundsville Circuit, ]. NJ. Warden.
New Martinsville, David Davis.
Green, ". D. Carnico.
Cameron, S. King.
Dallas, A. Hall.
Short Creek and Liberty, E. s. Wilson.
Triadelphia, W. E. Reppey.
Parkersburg, G. @. wilding.
West Milford, W. G. Riheldaffer.
MoRaANrowN DISTRICT, J. ". Bolton, p.
E.
Morgantowns Station, W. @. snodgrass.
Mentor Circuit, T. H. Trainor.
Monongahela, W. T. Cannon.
smtthtown, L. W. Roberts.
Mssontown, Geo. Parriott.
Kipgwood, L. H. Jordan.
Knottsville, O. S. Allemong.
Grafton, W. @. Wilson.
Fetterman, to be supplied.
Palestine, J. Connell.
Blountesville, A. L. Curtis.
Jollytown, W. ]. Sharpe.
Arnettsville, ]. F. Eichelberger.
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r,Dr H.xrroS has put his foot in il
,,j,. HI. correspondence with John
s..n,o, printed in another column,
.,,s I. in connection with Hanpton's own
.,,,l ~, or words which were afterward
~,.n NJ, to have been uttered by him,
is.,, striking contrast between the
',,,,eut,tive ',, of the Solid South and the
,.',,..eutative ,' ofthe Loyal North. Hamp.
NJ " no doubt, supposed Sherman would
: q ready and willing to disown bis ut
,,sea, as he himself had been. He
~, usde a greater blunder in his life.
te,l Of denying his former words,
S.1sn reiterates them with manly
h, and candor that is refreshing after
1,n,ons course under somewhat SINH
!, circumstances.
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Destructive sunday Fires.

SAN Francisco, October ls.-Two ser.
ious cOnaagrstiOns broke out in this city
Yesterday. The first occurred at the cor
i,er OF Mission aud Stewart streets, and
spread with great rapidity, sweeping away
all the hay barns, lodging houses and
lumber yards down TO the edge Of the
water, and causing heavy loss. The sec.
ond hre broke out at the foot oi Folsom
street, and destroyed all the buildings oil
the Oregon Steamshlp Company, also nut.
toms large hay barn, the adjoining lumbei
yards and Two sChooners loaded with hay
which were lying at the wharf.