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Eotics Te Farmers.

J,ssln II. Carpenter has been made the
agei4ts for Lincoln, Sioux and Lyon cnun~
ties. Of Y. P. BOYER L Co, Of Chester
county, Pennsylvania. the ceEehrated iill-
pol-sr-s of bloodesf stock Hr. Carpenter
intends % handle through them hogs,
heii4terz,- brlls aud sheep flll bIoods and
tliolsuahbresis., and desires all farmers who
intend 10 purchase to give him a cal at
once for prices. as he intends 10 leave sson
for sae east. {, bring cut his first M
ssallmsnts.
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goties5a hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of dis intention make ua
proof IN support 5f ais aasa, and ti,at said proos
viii be ssa5e seso xl. ~. Cippets, cerx DISTRICT
csars for Lincoln county, Bsk-,s a. Canton tie
county seat, S;stusisy March IS lSs2s 10 A. afss
rig. JohI ~. aictsrsfs, bsDestesd entry No. 12s
sisuT Rslis sersas, for e nortss-vest q. 5s-a--ss
HI. nsaies ri:e following witness 70 prove his co.s
tsuucla r.siaeiaa aoon, aud cultivation OF said
land, viz: H. b 3scsasrs Maple 9-. 5ys, T1s. pssex
OF Hidder aldg a4aoso, o. II. Knowles of
Saddle Cszes, Bsl.
Ae A.. ytrvga. Heasater
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Tmuarraur Nariee.

Hereafter all bills for job, work and
Iaeals viii &c. caIlefrssi monthly and a,r
standing advertisements quarterly We
believe our patrons viii appreciates this
new departure now IN EegsIe among other.
printing Offices and well maslaged Iusrita1-
IlHnH
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4.A. Werrre, receiver,

I,af,A 6ffl65 at Yabkton, OAR, 5anhary IA, f5az.
Notice Is hereby given that ti,e feIle@ing named
settler has sled notice Of his Intention 70 make
iina fentry aereof, and that sdid Woef viii bs
made before WH. NJ. Cuppest, Clerk of the
District Court in aBd for Lincoln county,
ON Ffida5, febtusfy ~, fss1, viz; retefson
Pi.Jse, Homestead entry, No. GSs0, sioHx Fais
serjss, for the solftfl West u, SEE T-ss~4s. He
names ms foIl0wDg witnesses 70 prove his oontfb4
uaus reslasu1e upon ard cultivation 6f sad land,
yin. Joseph warner, Jeha Smith, sfsnk bsBg-
maker, j, h. MSVsy, sIl of Eden, Dsk.
80 q. 4 Wgfrs8, Eegistw,
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Land once at Yaakton. Dss., Fe5fiaafy ~, 1851.
Notice ~ hereby given tf1at the following named
settler has fled notice Of HIS intention 10 make final
proof IN sarp5ft Of his claim, and that said prof
will he IGa4s befors Nm. W Cupyete, eIefk dist
c0aft Lincoln county, as Canton, b. r., the county
seat, on
saturday, March 18Th, 1899, 10 4. N, vihs
Peter EDege, bofHestesd entry No. s1ss, for the s.
W 4, zf-s7-f9. He names the foII0aing Witnesses
10 prove his Continuous residence upes, snd eaIt-
vstiop of, said land, 1iz: Thomas sandy, G. Il,
0unde4seD, sfgert 4IBess, fver Alness, All u Can
ton, 81. T,
4, G.A Wgrfgs., Register.
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Russian EIax SEED.

Farmers, look to yo'n interests Call
on Fred GSiilIest, at the wsrehouse, Canton,
and secure your fax seed for spring SOW
ing a car load Of The Russian variety
for sale. Gall early,
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Persons IN need Of Dental work viii
fns! il 90 their interest to cal On 81 s.
fy Neil before roi,ne elsewhere. artificial
teei-l inserted on pivot or vuieanixeti on
rabI,es. base. wirh special regard 70 their
symmetrical appearance and practical use.
Fine filings a speciality Satisfaction
r75a,slnreed Office m Views lSuil,ling
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The Press ard Dakotain makes very
appropriate suggestion relative to Coz,
Or1uag s absence at Washington, that fs
while he Is without the territory, Seere~
tary Hand Is acting governor bat does
the secretary draw the salary Of The gov
ernor while acting as sachz We appre-
bend not.
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SHIPMENTS.

The Amount Of Produce shipped from
Canton To Date.
Through the courtesy Of the Msssrs
d. W. Reed and Fl. G. Marsh Il Co,
shippers Of i've stock and grain we are
enabled to give the number Of cars ship
ped within certain period
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Far sasalle.

I'VE have nuw OH hand about 1aIBt lbs Of
tllds!hreTfer ,shIc,a We offer for saxe at IS
ct.atis per pound.
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s4Vfs4sesT Or PIE oo3BsrFes oy PIG
Gesnasfia T ire Insurance Go

-
The peaatse ap,ouns insured II, any one rat
s3s, CSC
9,s asfeHe atiount i8iosssf By tt,., r,,;ss ,s ina
cofs5aaiJ - % s7sufed in any one city, HSsss on
yIllages dr tBe " satest amount allowed TO he ili-
safed ps iy oe BicFs depends tisoa construction
State OF Sshs y os's, ceafits Of Sew YorK Jo.,,,
Eden Hsals Itsesi fe,if, ss Hugo scss,saa,s, .cre
tsry Of die GesAiata fire Tnsursace co.apa.sy bs-.
my SBly ssaFn, sp1se and sfys that Hi,s g5isros
saah tl,o. eo-raet atasstses.t 81 ne. All sgs 81
sasd .oapeps ina tis said Insurance. cs,,y,s,y II
the boa ode oFiter os AZ lesst oss Bnntrsd h5is.
aud do lars 5f aGasi Cash eas1ifl is,ssettut III tia
STATE aaet Baitet Stsr4e sf5-ls s,,d fs,,ga a.. III
Bond aad aldrgss4s Of ress estate ,ssific,,n,tere
and wcEtb dssisit the aaioaYe 5r Which te aa,s,.
is Idf .s'pss az ss'eg are ese sioose dsscsp,d o.
Bcsra eg sssd Iatatsace Company
Jofs Eezes RsHb, Vice rfssi,Is,st
Fsco' Segesaesss, seesstary.
ssi',ecafed aai sworn 20 before me- ttia zstli lay
Of JaHosrf 1879
WI. Bs9ss, Notary poslIs.
paris1ryes Basota ofsiea Of s,,tfstor. gps at,-.
dsrsgaef pissser Of ti,s territory os Issa.s.. ID
ls.s1et; catsy titat sie sf,o@ofs ccrssss e5py Of
fionef osi tic 3sst Dag Of IacesAEe,, sss4
snow ~ sac ersl staten ssis and flae fas ssssd
origin st ,ae Z. y now on a,.s ID .ifs o.fIesy
IA Iss 1psfssy Whereof hereusiso sst,ecrbe r,s,t
asse stpf saf 10y ssiiefa seai siss it ts 0r ass.
issaF5a Iss2.
81 ". Tuas4,t Ycrei6orsa asislstsr
Tile sengsss3 os Dasss, a.ldst,ss oas.s. ssserss
as tsps 6sraha5s Fire Hseurasse company bjssstst
- zoe cyof Sew Yess. and state of Nesv 9cfk Aa.s
Ge5 iB ibis M Is sworn 5taf.faessf 6f s on
% tbs at day o. Dsee,sls5er ~ . lp3f ii.
CO se PROVISIONS Of IN ast of fi ss4
iass asRsnl,ie Of the territory 0f Ioss
70 sac, 90 spai,ss sppssYed gssIssiary Iasl,
1877 a,it
Wifs4as da asasi atm Sc ts,e s4vora ststciasat
Of salf cbmslaF 4ed IN this Offices a4 fi,as me
saad las shssies ctpsay II ossess.d Of ls.iaec<s~
safy ssneunt or cspitsl iavessad az rsalslrsd by
gStiretors ), b. III pasqigs s,ds4os % Jtsy.,ts
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sfsfsagsr on saE eosbfnos or 4Hg
Hanover Fire insurance Ct

Hanover Fife insurance Got
On tbs ghirty.Flrys dag of December, 1881.
The fl,tfae Of tho o6tnpaay il Hanover fire In
sufabee tv,fo p*ty. ~ is iossted m isi sfosaWsyt
aew yoik. The amount Of its capital stfss ls one
milton dollars. The sfa6aat Oh iss eafita ssocS
p.id mp pls one million dollars.
fHE ass,sr4a or THs oospasy ARE as rotaLo@ss
Cass on hand and in ihe hands Of Agts
or other persons t.l..tsss<5 y..sgss Sitty3Io.J
bonds Owned by the company, t5~gt z,fse,ss9.se
BosDs on bond ana faJftgs9s beng hfsE
lien on aafaedf6 5efsd real estate
worth G5Jfbie tfie amount losfieG I63,Iyy.oo
Def,ss otherwise secured ana s.ss1s. f2,s75yoa
Debts for ptefsftffas sss..s-.f. nun o,ssisS5
Total Assettss -. .lse5s4e<xes.1 s2,55s, ifi,as
f44srB1frss.
Loasss adjusted ana duo ~ ,l.<ss. se.s8s,1s
Lossts sGjGffted and not dgisl ..ss.se ,#
eesin sfspense, waiting far proof ss,4s4.ts
All otl'sr claims sgsifiss tfss eoTnpsfy<@ Ss,9o
T,fal tJasfiisf4s ..1.ss,gss ana H,ass.H
The gtastsst saotint Insured III any one fisky
535t0g9.
The gfeatest sr1osslIt slloa by se fal1s of me
CoFapany 70 % sarsd In any ohs city, so7f of y'i
Iage, defends upon.
Iha 9ieatsss sfaofnt afi9ged 70 be iasafed ~
any onS bIoey, Constructive.
STATE of aees York, county d View Yorf. J,esis.
min $. rgako9 President and I. Reafson Iase,
3s8fstaF{ 1f the Hanover Fire 1nsrHahee Company
Of New York, being dgIg sworn, defoss aFrd say,
that tse fcfegosfsg is f, tfne ad eerreet State
merit ef ms; fs 6 said Company, That The said
ihsrs11o cofpsny il tse so1,a sds oghes o. q
Capital iflgtsSed Ia tif5 State ana United STATES
sso6Fs and b5nas, Or So bond sf,a nbofEgastes o.
adaogs itl seBicis tn Is rnortgs9s; snd thoy
are The sboY6 described ofieefs OF said fnsufsmes
BssJIafs H. WIEo0rr, Prssa1sats
T. EENsos 6sFs, Secretary
Snbsegffad if1d sworn to bef5rs me, ting ZftA day
ef fJ&aRAsy, 1882 . .5
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G. II. 4, 81. Il. Railway Time Tah
Cew Advertisements.

Insurance Ststeneut-TayIo- L RUSSELL
Insurance Kennedy Bros.
Insurance Sta:eInent-Eepnedy Bros.
sherid-s sale-6euued! Bros.
FINAL Proof Peter Ene5o.
Exchange Mill. 7. Hill.
Lodge Heetinz-SiToe Chapter No. 1.
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Post Office Hours.
C.. IN. W. Hallway Time Table.

Time OF departur, OF Passsngsr Trains from
Sioux City. in effect
Leave for Chicago and the Eas ,.....2: 30 P. N.
~ - 80 A. u.
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ag4ssaasr or 4zr oospag4os 81 Bax

sgsrsaasr or 4ss oospqgTos og pax
Orient Insurance COMPANY,
eaths 7Airss.slsss Day os Deeerr,i,er, 1ssa,
,rhe aan,s of rae Company is orictt fasasance
CopapaHy.
II il Iooseec IN Hartford, Conn.
The amount Of capital stoek ia 81, 65y0of90.
T1e anoHnt of It's eap1ta stock paid Up ~ 81 y95-
0g8.
rss Asssvrs or Tss oo1asss ssa .s e,HSows;
Cash os hsFd aud IN The hapds Of ass.
other PERSONS. ....ey .y...s s....1s 2oB,5f3.19
Real Eatate uniacnmsered. .5.5,.,.sy.. 13t49969
Isonds oafled " the company, So-st.. 1873, 17Td5
bosds 800, .,.es..s<.ss ...s.<.. 1ltsdS4
Interest due Oh coi.steess leess ..,s..,. F,5ss19
loans. .g....e.l,s.l ss.@.ssls,s s,ssf.ss
Goans o, bond ADD no, gage beng a,ss
Ipn t3Ii4fcusi3ere,i rsaa estate
wostn double sae srnoUsS ioa,eds. f1,6as.80
Dcbts for Premiums s,...e...ss s..ls.s. ~ 4s49sST
All ofasr securities, sotsis aud mort
2aass owned by company ..s4 198 415. 90
Total Assetfs< -s...se..s s,et.,.t ~
LEsefEpTfxs
come ss,e. ss...s..<.. ..se.se ...... s,g75.9
fssss ss+s Il, Ia0sf75
Ft- -IaEnraaee fund ....-......s.e..... III ~
Total Liabilities .s.,se.ss..s.e..... ~, ,T13oS
The greatest ssnouse insured in any one Esg.
5E0e1aao.
ses smout,e psenasams recssvea from Dassosa
1881, Ss,56f.I6.
Ssssf. u f,ersea8ies e,ut,e, 81 a;srtlsass.4s o.
Preston, President aad Geo. ~. Lester, Secretary
Of the G'isHE Gasra:c company beiss,x dstsy
Gepose and sag, that the soresong ii fi4i ss.is
and correct statement % t,s saiss of sasd Coss-
panys aa1 tie sad Insurance company is the bona
ade owner 81 at least One Btsdrad Thousand Do]-
Of aetusi each css isal, invested 10 tide sesss
sIss G5ieet States Stocks add bonds, or 4. Pond
sad Ioft2sges Of kaai Bssats us,irics as,ered ssd
worth donos the asnonnt for which fas same "
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Land Office at YanHtoD. Dak., Febfaary 8, 1891 ..
office Ia hereby given that the folio siDg nained
settler has fled notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of Ills olam and tliat said
proof will he made bgfofs Wta. NJ. Cuppett, clerk
on district court for Lincoln county Das, d. Gari-
ton, the county seat thereof, on
SATURDAY., M#fett1s, 1877, p. NJ VIZ;
Halysr OstensoB, hoif at Iaw u Julia Ostsnsep,
decd, uudsr her homestead entry No. s4l6, Sioux
raIs series for lie lot IL w " South East Il 2sG-
4s He names the following stnasssH 10 prove his
continuous residences upon and cultivation bf said
hid, vfz: Bsls PsHison Of Kafyisw asd Nils Tor
kies6n, Ole Tork6lson, Ifefrnsh HefRaitson Of
Eden, Dak.
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Attention.

Cash pad for cid cast irsn 1T the ST
6rrais Ea.snberasF j. otfiea in tIssc city
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NO. 45.
1rAp ilrrtrsi !

Losses nhAaittst s.saa.,.t Ytt5sI al
.fssss y .,,t tl,a et,t,,t,siy JpI2.sG
a. AZ o.nsi msu9s 'I,Il 7444st.c
rs1 taa1,ii,.Iss ft.,..sll. s1t,sss.7a
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Cash PAID for old cast non ar the ST
GGs.r,ix Lumber Co. Office IN Eaen-.
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VOL. VI.
COUNTY OFFICERS


SILVER Star LODGE No.4 Al 4 4. NJ. Regu-
ar Communication Wednesday on or before the fun
lnnoon.
sfecial meeting every second Wednesday after
0. s. CLIFFORD, W. N.
OSCAR E RgA, Secretary.
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ORIENT INSURANCE. Company,
Or the Tbirsg-FIsss Day Of Dseegrloer, 1881,
Ths uab1s of tl,e Company 10 orici,t Insurance
Cospany.
II IL tooseed IN Hartford, Conn
The amount Of capital stock ia 81 800 y1c0.a0.
the anaount Of It's cap1tai stock paid opis 81 e9s-
og5
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u. " EEED
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properly agy,oa6aSs azsn5 at Canton. lincoln ec's
~ D. Il.
In sestIlnohy wiasfsaS, ( hays heYeHl8fo vt H8y
laand asit s4sA tiis S41aeeaS Day o. fsls7nsry A,
d. 1899.
Is i. ". PoaDg, soesitor.
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Il [. Anderson has splendid D3eaFiani
fi5r a brick yard opposite Fairviesz on the.
Iowa siei. Of the river Tie material
there VII ul.,Iz. as good brick as the Man.
ssas,4 works. and the clay beds and sane.
ara. in,sxIIl.i1lsfiIlIe. He viii either hire g
prfl..ticsll hrick-nl.,aer or give HIM hall
interest There = fleE enough gu tl,t.
ground "a burn 100000 brick L letrsa,
ID hirn 81 Ei.rvieg7 D. T. viii meet
r.r,,,,,z,r ;,+--ssytiir5n
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
ST, PAUL, Sept. 10, 1882.

At meeting of the Democratic State
General committee, held at the Merchants
hotel, st. Paul, September 10Th, 1882, at
2:3O .. M. on motion of Hon. G. Powell
--aams, a delegate convention is called to
meet at Market hall, in the city of St. Paul,
on Tuesday, October 10th next, at - M,
for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidate for Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of Minnesota, and that the
basis of representation in said convention
is as follows: One delegate at large from
each county in the state, and one delegate
for each one hundred votes and major frac-
ton thereof, cast for the Democratic can
didate for governor in 1881.
The representation by counties is as
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06

Such an inclement September as that of
this year was hardly ever before known in
Switzerland. The mountains all round
Lake Leman and the Lake of the Four
Cantons were white with snow by the mid
die of the month.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
NEW YORK ONE.PRICE CL0THlNG]
Corner of Third and Minnesota Streets, st. Paul.

among those who recently escaped from
Jail in Owatonna Their victim, Nelson,
has never recovered from his injuries. On
the contrary he is lying very low, and his
recovery is considered doubtful.
John Munson, of Benton, Renville
county,was so badly injured by threshing
machine the other day as to cause his
death. His coat sleeve was caught in the
grains, his arm drawn into the cog-wheel,
the hand torn off and the arm badly hurt.
The injury and the shock was so great as
to cause his death on the following day.
Lake City Graphic: M. C. Kelley, of
Florence, Goodhue county, raised 237
bushels of onions on an acre of
ground this year at an expense of
about $25. At Is cents per bushel, price
which is readily obtained, these onions will
yield Mr.. Kelly net profit.of $152.75,
which is as much as the gross amount that
can be realized from fifteen acres of wheat.
LIE Sueer Ne,cs: VIM. Bergen, who lives
across the river and about two miles from
town, cultivated 81 acres of wheat this sea-
son. He has just thrashed, and reports an
average yield of % bushels of No. wheat
to the acre. Mr.. Bergen also informs US
that he cultivated one acre of potatoes.
His crop is now nearly all dug, and he is
confident that he will have 400 bushels of
potatoes from the single acre.
Wabasha Herald, Oct. 4: Alexander De-
Camp, young man about eighteen years
old, son of Lewis DeCamp, met with ter
tible accident yesterday afternoon. He was
out shooting with some boys about a mile
from the river bank on the Wisconsin side.
His gun, which was an old muzzle loader,
burst and tore his left hand into shreds.
He walked to the river, was rowed across
in skiff, walked to DR.. Mulligan's Office
and told the doctor that he guessed he
would have to cnt his hand off. DR.. Mill
gan. assisted by DR.. Lincoln, made the am
putation about two inches above the wrist
joint.
The Mankato Rerie,u gives an account
of the very successful three years. labor of
clergyman in their city. It says: On
Sunday last Rev. Chas. w. Savidge closed
his pastoral relations of three years with
the M. E. church of this city. When he
came here the society was heavily in debt,
and during his three years he has raised
$4,000 $4,000 paid upon the debt, $4,000
for pastors salary, and $1,000 for Incl
dentals and benevolent purposes. He
leaves the society free from debt, all ex-
penses paid to date, and three months
supply of fuel on certainly very
enviable condition of affairs for the new
minister, whoever he may be. In the
same time 12O have been added to the
church membership, increasing the total to
$50.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06

News comes from Peru of the death of
DR.. George A. Ward at Cerrode Pasco. DR..
Ward served as surgeon during the
American war, and for many years held a
professorship at Yale college. When the
late Henry Meigs began the construction
of Peruvian railroads, DR.. Ward was called
to Peru and given medical superintendent
of the Mallendo and Arequipa, Arequipa
and Puno, and other works.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
Il Nelson Organ Goes Back on Him.

n ~VctSOG VFVuW 0Oe1 15UEE on HIM.
minneapolis Tribune Nelson organ-Sept. so. !
1t is true that the minutes of last springs
meeting of the state committee showed that the
state committee then named the chairmen of the
five district committees, including Geo. II. john
ston as chairman of the 5th district committee.
1t is also true, as fully reported in yesterdays
Tribune, that the state committee at this weeks
meeting, formally approved the minutes of the
aforesaid spring meeting, and there was no rea-
sen why theyshould not have been so approved.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
Nelson Or0an Grants That Knwty Is q
Roller.

[Minneapolis Tnbune-Nelson organ-Sept. 80. ]
It is true that the minutes of last springs
meeting of the state committee showed that the
state committee then named the chairmen Of the
FIVE district committees including Geo. Il. john
ston as chairman Of the 9Th district committee
1t is also true, as fully reported in yesterdays
Tribune, that the state committee of this weeks
meeting, formally approved the mimi ties of til
aforesaid spring meeting, and there was no rea-
con why they should not have been so approved.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
AFTER TIE Battle.
General Good Feeling and Confidence o

AFTER TIE BAT1LE.
General Good Feeling and Confidence Of
Success.
The outcome Of the Democratic county
convention was the subjectof general con-
graduation yesterday, especially by MEM
bers of the party. Wherever one went
would be found little knots of
Democratic workers discussing incidents
of the long, earnest and exciting contest
over the sherifalty, and the very happy
and satisfactory result finally reached.
Naturally, the defeated candidates felt a
little sore over their failure to. secure the
coveted prize, but not the least bitterness
connected with their disappointment was
observable andall, without an exception, pro-
nounced the ticket the best and strongest
ever made by the party in the county, and
pledged it their hearty support. Both
Capt. Clark apd David Burke, who held the
convention so evenly for so many hours,
spoke enthusiastically of the loyalty of
their friends, and desired it to be under
stood that the nominee for sheriff,
as we'll as the entire ticket, would have
their hearty support. -.
Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim, who contested
the senatorship with Col Griggs in the up
per district, accepted his defeat philosoph-
ically, and in the most positive manner
possible pledged his successful competitor,
and the entire ticket, his hearty support,
much to the disappointment of the Repub-
lican managers, who had enter
termined the hope that there would be a
split in the district.
Outside the actual candidates for the
different positions, there was but one ex-
preston on the part of Democrats, viz:
that the ticket in its entirety was as good
as could possibly have beeu nominated,
that it had left no bad blood behind it, but
on the contrary, had resulted in uniting
the party as it had not been before for
years, and that the nominees would be
elected by good majorities on election day,
no matter whom the Republicans might
decide to put up against them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06

The prince of Wales has taken three
weeks of mineral water and rest at Ham
burg, drinking from the nauseous spring
with scrupulous regularity, keeping early
hours. and eating plain food, in order to
get over the effects of London high living.
He is now in Scotland for month Of
Highland air, and it is hoped that he will
be in satisfactory condition for the hunt
ing season. After that will come such ar
duous public duties as presiding on cor
ner-stone occasions and at dinners.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
The exhibition at Trieste was recentl,

The exhibition at Trieste was recently
much damaged by q severe hurricane.
Efforts were made during the night to re-
pair the ruined building in all haste. In
attempting to unite the wires for the cleo
trio light, the engineer came in contact
with an insulated part and was killed in.
stantly by the electric current.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
ARABS AGONY.
HIS TRIAL FOR TREASON TO TAKE
PLACE At IN EARLY DAY.

He Appeals for Jury of Englishmen-In-
effectual Efforts to Obtain Counsel
Short Work Of the Alexandria Incen-
diaries-Panic in Berlin Theater-va-
riOus European Events.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06

Try Mann's ive-hook kids, best in the city,
for 81, only, warranted. H. E. Mann, 422 We
bashaw street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-06
Confessjon That NeIsos Bolsed.

Minneapolis Tribune Nelson organ-Sept. so. l
It Is true that the minutes of Last spring'e
meeting q the state committee showed that the
STATE committee then named the ohairmen Of the
five district committees including Geo. II. John
ston = chairman of the 5th district committee.
It is also true, as fully reported in yesterdays
Tribune, that the state committee at this week'e
meeting, formally approved the minutes of the
Aforesaid spring meeting, and there was no rea-
con why they should not have been 80 approved.