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DUBLIC SALE
or Building Sites and Coal proitriy.

" HAH6 Sitts anu S'ub lVl0uys
The undersigned csecyto Of the will Of sitasd
MCCOY, deceased. will sell AZ public auction. II II
De Chantal Station, on The ". Pa Z. R, tts
and hall miles east OF Wheeling, ". VAC
THuRSDAY,;TIIE 5th DAY or OCTOBER, issa
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ", the t1d d land
known as the McC0y Farm. containing Qre'Oi
surface and AZ acres OF coal. md land tueta
divided Into lots, and Is 80 lUTtel as TO male he
most desirable building sites In the vicinity q
Wheeling. being at NJ De hantal stsilOa, only
ten minutes ride from the city on the W. r a.
R. R., or twenty minutes drive By the S,t,ctL
and County roads. A flat oil Mid land. With Y
gub-dlriklons. can bcteen Ut The lsT 0flCc u | T.
Jones. No. 1907 chapline' tnc,. Wheeling, w. "
Terms or SALK-Onethird Of the rurchu
mo ey, land as much more US the pui,hisf nal
elect 10 pay) In cish. and the residue nthfce e0EL
annual payments, the purchaser giving EtcOli'
BILE notes bearing Interest IRON the day o! Nile @
the deferred payments. secured b. deed o. iiah
on the property.
SALE POSITIVE.
Els BELL.
JAMES L. MCCOY,
sel9.r1hsaw EXECUTOR &C:
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WANTED-AGENTS-BlG WAGES

w AN GEN1S-BlC; WIrr,
M made selling our line Of patented 1 we,
Wrnger, Keystone Wtiurcr p"n,' Wy Wy we Adm,
Washer, "Mn. Potts "sad Irons MsS gt. HSsls'ono
Meat Choppers, &c, sold By sample H. ssSsSier
,tonc "Roll.up Spring Mattress sSId iH nes Key
heiys s ~ y. s on t5. HE Roa N,S.,a
small enough 10 go IN pocket Tbe,: a%lss tIe
NE best In the market und are i1llv Hsies AZ
All goods sold on small weekly payinr;,,, .,i,uhd.
leciions made BY ourselves. Hc law ,,O sha tol,
sit ss,sT s s,tSs you do not want 10 work h
liable men (n0ne Others need amIr guy re.
prompt wages guaranteed and no SciIl, - ss'a. nld
II satisfactory references ART given EInsa Minted
Necessary Every man out Of empOynest ,SsS%
Now A n,,r sIns our line Of lat ssR: afes
nun tlo g. A0 per week. C.l on, or atJ,., Et te
SS ns " 1910 Market stnsi ssssh
-. sell rfhN
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WASHINGTON, y. c., September 90, A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee winds
mostly northerly, fair weather, and station.
ary or higher barometer and temperature.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES UOTRT.

Vim Tennis aw Was'n. J II Ogden. Philadelphia,
\ ohbern. jamestown. + Prime, Colorado.
"a Clebran,l, y. y. City. J + Franc y, Newark,
! Richardson, Mt. rer'on. J u Petit, LittlctOu,
W klemans, Itttsb'gh. D " lleaion, Wayncsb'g
J Morrow, it,, Faifin0it. Shrake. Moundsvllle.
Mckay, New York. EFF Phillips, Manning
II Lands. Richmond. J Julian, bremen.
II Cooper. jamestown. Miss A Moore, Atnlesia
+ koOntz, y. Marllnsv'e. + Wells, Sistcrsyilie,
J Nrrett, wcllsbuR. wisenert l., Beattey'e
W !. Brice. Pittsburgh. LPDukehart, laltImo:e
C l. Brown, incinnatI. JIM Workman, Is. 4 o, ii
" Mitchell, CITY. Gray, Martins Ferry
T Frank, New Marts'vllc. G II Shinn. Ii Ms.
Gil brown, l'hi'adclp'ia. J + Dry, Zancsyille
Field, Toledo. " Cluny. Baltimore.
Alden. Cleveland. CMoore. Cincinnati.
+ Saxton. Cincinnati. J Todd. Pittsburgh.
J Do eh0o. COlumbus- SA Scotield, Marietta.
c Taecrt. llilliad = - e
C D pauldIuc (ie Act Ncvvnal Masfnd'p uIr.t, ~,
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Twill pay you TO come to our factory and
CLOAK room il you want 10 buy nice wrap
Tor the coming fall BLUM 4 MARKS.
Cloak House, 1lO6 Main street,
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STATE FAIR NOTICE,

All persons who arc entitled ia r,..
at the State Fair will please call A, ,h sIsal'
House. Ohio county, W. Va, and , ,s''3'
them. "'u 'seeir,
selD crn I,oor
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CHEAP Gloves and Handkerchief at
BLUA& MARKS
Cloak House, ll08 Main street.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
SEALED PROPOSALS.

,J SSaI Sy pSDgols will be received IN IN s0
6ys:n csuH na SST@I'sS \ ihc ISs %
new ,shurrh building. Plsn, I Sna 'toae NO,i 10
amu information can bc sceii And ,o snEciacaot,
0me' Oh D. NJ Howard, architect. GG SsSi Al u
sei9rfhs w. J.h MIX
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WANTED-A GOOD, SHARP SiIE
.ueceSiul mud Important Invention IN W.T. 70 ~
must be gentleman OF good alIn,.' " Mhstiis;
o. feson'nsnda.lon. The bu.acs Is ",n .at la
w. s p p.ys t sac 1 sn' Wi; 9, i's 10
Ing references, The American 49, once, IlF.
pelcctlng Company. cleveland, q, N''''aas llse
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CONTAINING all the essentials of true tonic
and sure to give satisfaction, Is Browns Iron,
Bitters,
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WE boast Of the finest line, the largest
stock, and the cheapest wraps in the city,
BLUM & MARKS,
i,. Cloak House, HOG Main street,
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SAVE from s. to IS and 60 10 the manufnc.
tnrers for your Cloak, Dollman, or Silk Cir.
cular. @ BLUM & MARKS,
5.S Cloak House, 1l0G Main Street.
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The Leader is the best Sunday paper
published in Wheeling
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WANTED,

|WA..NTIlED-AT WHEELING CRrss
IIs SI%HaaH' Ti MiSe, ss ,wH Ss;
STEADY work guaranteed. PrirCS y, 'WNG 1y lisa
bef 1T, IS cents per ton, >' VI aihiHs. Is
Sa JE wirpn,
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~ Reduction In Pianos. y.
- Present stock of pianos, steinway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet d Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild. &C., At the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains.
-s,z sgE LUCAS Music sroRE,
.s-gi-. Ii Z is. ll42 Main street.
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BOYS sell the LEADER tomorrow.

HANDSOME Lace, Linen or Embroidered Col.
lars, Lace Fishues or Ties at
Isl BLUx l. MARES
Cloak House, ll06 Main street.
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AEwsBors wanted 10 sell the Leader to.mor.
row. 1t will be newsy. - =
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT,

TOR RENT.
,t Ihs .t line large New Bushes, Roouv
Two Halls sixty feet deer. 'u''ulns upsIn
:. AN VIII be finished and ready a.
psn icy. about first Of September '5 Tor ocsu.
-e9:o JAMES |. HAw,,,.
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FOR SALE,

DOR SALE-A BRICK YARN WIN
L all necessary fixtures, aud oar,,,n VI, -
i've tenement houses, Apply 10 b. II ,RITrss'
Real ENntc Agent. Hcrairc. Ohio. Va" W. ~ l.
TOR SALE-TlIE STOCK AND Com
~ viii ola well equipped Job Printing o SSo !.
this city, or would sell material In lo,, io,ni, "a "a
lutthcrparilclllnrS enquire at this otioe' H., ~
TOR SALE AT A GREAT SiCPI
Il FlCE-Complete Printing k,t.b,I,hn..,
presses type, cuts, &c. Rare chance h tS".a
big tagain. Enquire Of wm. EDlinr .t,o ..s !
1878 Market street, or at i72t Market W,e,,
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.r
there comes to our ears a story that eclipse,
all predecessors In the line OF diffusion OF
what men ca money and the gods call
dross." On the local train on The @, & r. rnIi.
road man who sat 10 the rear end OF the
car was noticed to occasionally throw some.
thing out OF tho window, and continued to
do SO I'LL the train reached Toronto, where
one OF the passengers, who had been obsery.
Ing his freaks left the coach, and after the
train moved on the eccentric individual was
again noticed manipulating his elbow, and
our friend curious 10 know all about the pro.
ceeding followed the train for short distance,
picking up OIL his journey twenty-five cents
and dollar In silver, thereby clearingup The
mystery. There Is no doubt, but that iii,
proceeding had been continued all the distance
the train had gone, aud the question now Is.
who was the inan who thus cast on the desert
air his worldly wealth, regardless OF con.
ssquenccsf s]
ST. GAINESVILLE.
A few 81, ClAirsyilllans arc attending the
Uhrichsvillo Fair.
Judge Cowen will probably return from
Michigan next week. Gg
A large number OF our people took In the
Barnesyille Fair yesterday.
Mr.. c. N. Gaunier, OF the Gazette, and
wife, are visiting In Muskingum county,
Probate Judge Cochran bought tho Wood.
m 10 farm, OF forty acres, yesterday, at
ierterday morning Isaac Taggart, well
known farmer Of this township, was stricken
With paralysis while unloading some corn In
this place. At this writing be Is in very
pfecarlous situation and bis recovery Is
considered doubtful. = -, :
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For piles, constipation and torpid liver
never fall to take MAsALIs, -
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The best fifty cent Corset that beats any.
thing found in this city at
BLUM & MARrs'
Cloak House, ll08 Main street:
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GTOCkS FOR SALE,

u shares In jefferson Mill. ..
~ shares In franklin Insurance roup,pr
5shar,s In Nail City Glass ttoni,snr
Is shares In Lal3elle Glass CotnIarr.
loshares In Gnpc Sugar Company.
40, ISAAC IRW1S,
au3l No. q Twelfth S,,s.,
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EVERY, garment is made In our own houses,
our styles are our own importation, our
goods are all fresh and new and our prices
Will not fail tosuil you. BLUM & MARES,
l5 Cloak House, ll0G Main Street,
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CHEAT Hosiery, cotton or wool, at
d BLUM & MARxs'
Cloak House, 1l06 Main streer.
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"ANTED-A MIDDLE AGED COLI
w Orcd Woman who can well COOK, wash and
Iron. Good Wages and steady employment. None
need 10 IMPLY without good references. Call at
llE..LER'S. Fulton rOuse. In Fulton. SeaJ
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TOR SALE.

T.
Farm Of 1911 acres, ~ miles from youulsTll,
Marshall county, ". Va. l2j acres under rrlIy,.
tion. moStly In grass, two hewrd lOc hOus.. onh.t
and variety OF small fruit tees, Limestone Vii
and well watered with never f+iIIng,pri1ss
orh ". V. IlOGE { BRO,
AllS6 ---- 100 Market Sine,
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The Sunday Leader never fails.
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TIE usual merchants lunch nj The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms dally.
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TOR SALE OR RENT,

KIRKwooD PROPERTY.
Eleven acres on the hill ADORE town.
H. FORBES, Wheeling
No: Z, q. 3. Custom House. Telephone "a
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Of an older head and more experienced

hands. .r }75Si'c.' ri ti1,5IiI!i3-, Hf''tpI 3.
Mr.. L. 8. Woodbridge, late OF the Dellaire
Tribune, was ln town yesterday. ig5.l 2. -
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EvrRrDoDY read The Leader tomorrow,
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Thos. Leith, conductor Of the @. & P. 40.
cal }" was unable 10 20 out with bis train yes.
terdny morning. Tue evening before he Was
struck on the head by an iron shaft that pro.
iected from freight car. lie has large
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READ the Sunday Leader tomorrow,
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Mrs.s Geo. B. Caldwell one Of our most
noted vocalists, who received such an ovation
at the recent Hamilton benefit concert, will
hold private parlor musicales during the win.
ter. Music Of the most classical composers
will be given. This has been long felt want
In our city, and we congratulate Mrs. @. upon
Its Introduction. Ia y, q sfgit ~ (
4 noted society event In Jewish circle,
will be the marriage of Miss; Rosa Hork.
heimer, OF this city,to MIR La.zier, wealthy
gentleman Of Denver. The marriage will
take place at Germania Hall next Monday
evening at ] o'clock, after which handsome
reception will be rendered them at the same
place. Denver will be; their future home
Miss Horkheimer is . great iayorite here. -
Dwight Pendleton, a ten.year.old son OF
President Pendleton,ot Bethany College, took
the red ribbon for some fine drawing and
writing on cardboard, at our State Fair. One
piece Of drawing represents a lad riding a
hog; another specimen : was an Immense
elephant bearing "a pennon on which was
".Work for the Night Is Coming" In beaut,.
tul rustic letters. The work was all worthy
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sTEUbESVuLl
~.

Liberality Is sometimes found where least
expected, ana slso Charity has yugaries TINT
often seem foolishi but yesterday morning
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D paSldlnS, &c. ds't Haywood Mas,odu MIns,r'ls
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dhe Qntellige,utr,
New Advertisements.

OHirc: Sos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

for there was scarcity of supply and the
poor laborer who worked for his daily pay
could not buy enough food for his family,
and hunger and starvation followed in
consequence. But did it not benefit the
English farmer? No, for as the price of
wheat advanced, through scarcity of sup
ply, the rent of land and the price of other
commodities advanced in proportion, and
the "feudal barons" only gained by it. So
it is with high tariff on foreign importa-
tions; the necessaries OF life, which
the poor man needs, are taxed
high to benefit the ''robbsr-baron' here.
Why does not the Republican party i'm
pose tax, say of $50, on every English
thread operative, and keep him from emil
grating? If they did so it would benefit
the laboring man here; as they now do,
it only benefits the American manufacture
er and the English manufacturer who
comes here after shutting up shop at
home to derive the full benefit of the high
tariff and the American cheap labor
Brought about by foreign immigration.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
WOMEN PHYSICIANS.

A LsNoson Practitioners Adrtce to EoAag
Eosnen Studying Medicine.
The London school of medicine for
women opened on Monday, Oct. 2, with en-
introductory address by DR.. Dupre. In
considering the objections made 70 the
medical education of women. DR.. Dupre
stated that they turned mainly on two
questions first being as to the reason
ableIess of the demand for medical wom-
en-, the second regarding the intellectual
ability of women to become well-educated
and competent medical practitioners. The
advantage OF a system which will enable
women and young girls to consult with
medical advisors of their own sex, appears
to answer the first question; and, provided
female practitioners would aim at ad-
vising the cases affecting women and
children only, great part of the oppc-
sition against the movement would dis
appear. As to the highest intellectual
ability, Dr.. Dupre maintained that women
were nneqal to the other sex. bat
that they possessed as great an amoant
of average intellectual power. which was
the requisite in ordinary practice; and that
the necessary GOODNESS and frmness re-
quired in medicine would be required by
familiarity with the ordinary routine. DR..
DEpre maintained that inferiority in the
highest intellectual qualifications had no
bearing whatever on intellectual practice,
which was dependent on ordinary ability;
and that women. being even quicker in
perception than men, and being more con-
scientions in their work. would make in
some respects superior practitioners,
especially as the female branch Of the med
ical profession would be recruited from
those women who manifest distinct call
ing for the work, and are willing to pass
through the painful and weary training
necessary to enter the profession. DIR.
Dupre advised the new students to over
come the disadvantages which the female
students labor under by increased dill
gence in study, both theoretical and prac-
teal, and to gain their knowledge in
thorough manner, avoiding all idea of
examining for examination.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

At about o'clock yesterday forenoon a
fire broke out in the basement of Sphinx &
Co.'s drug store at No. 122 North Washing
ton avenue, from an exploded kerosene
lamp. The basement was filed with high
IL inaammable materials, which were quick
~ wrapt IN flames. The alarm
was turned in from box
Al, and the department responded
with alacrity. The fire, however, had in
was being famed by q very strong east
wind. The water supply was ineffective
owing to a very unfortunate break IN the
wates main. The supply which was available
was brought by roundabout course
under the leadership of its old chief, VIM
Bracket, did its utmost, but were unable
to save the interior of the building in
which the fire originated nor the next ad-
joining building. Two hours after its
starting the destroying element was fully
under control, and the sufferers began to
figure up their losses.
THE LOSSES.
Messrs. j. L. Sphinx i Co. estimate
their loss at little above $4,000, al
though they think that possibly it may be
more or less. They cannot tell until the
stock stored in the basement shall have
been overhauled. The loss is covered by
an insurance of $4,000.
The westerly half of the burned block
was occupied by c. e. Jones on the ground
floor, as q sash. door and blind warehouse.
while Mann & Co., manufacturers Of flavor
ing extracts, occupied the upper floors.
Mr.. Jones estimates his loss at about
$500, on which he had az insurance of
$500.
Mann & Co. estimate their loss at about
$4,000, on which there is an insurance of
$3,1O0.
The easterly half of the block was owned
by 4. K. Ware, Of Evanston, His, while
the westerly half was owned by Mrs.
Vincent, one of the Steele heirs. The ag-
gregated loss upon the building is about
$4,000, upon which Mrs. Vincent has
5000 insurance, but Mr.. Wares is a total
loss, without cent of insurance.
Paris, Murton s Co., manufacturing
coafectioners, next adjoining the burned
blocks, suffered loss to the extent Of
about $4,000, which is fully covered by in
surance.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
Suit for Libel.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. An action for libel
was brought this forenoon against the Re
pa.blicon-Sentinel by Mike Kraus, business
partner of P. v. Deuster, Democratic can
didate for congress. The paper stated in
this mornings issue that Kraus had sue
ceeded in placing 400 fictitious names on
the registry list in the interest of Deuster.
A summons was served in q civil action ON
the prcprietors of the paper, and prepara-
tions for criminal prosecution are now
in progress.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Wanted.-Five thousand laborers of ell
parties. in Minneapolis, to clean out the
Republican augean stables on Tuesday
and hunt out all the political skunks that
are infesting the county and tainting the
air with their political stencil. Don't for
get to hunt out the big skunk. William D.
Washburn, whose name stands prominent
on Jay A. Hubbel;s corruption committee
You can do it by casting an honest ballot
for DR.. Ames. a.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Advertising account for sale cheap, 81, Zoo,
and accrued interest against DR.. A. P. Miller.
(now business manager of the Minneapolis
TTibrne) personally contracted while he was
business manager of the New York Tribune, and
on the assumption Of his responsibility on ac-
count Of holding that position. 1t was for adj
vertisirg a third party by whom he was paid.
Address II. P. Hubbard, proprietor Information
81 Newspaper Agency. New Haven, Conn.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

There is no doubt that the Washburn
paid strikers will resor. to every sort OF
device to get votes on Tuesday. Illegal
voting viii be the order of the day. ''Col-
onizedY voters from other states will be
marshaled to the polls by the hundreds.
and thousands of dollars will be expended
both from the Jay Hubbell corruption
fund and from Bill Washburn's pocket.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
BriSht's D,sease. Diabetes.

Beware of the stuff that pretends to cure these
diseases or other serious Kidney, Urinary or Lev
er Diseases, es they only relieve for time end
makes you ten times worse afterwards, bat rely
solely on Hop Bitters, the only remedy that viii
surely and permanently cure you. It destroys
and removes the cause Of disease SO effectually
that it never returns.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Mace Eustice has made the best sheriff
Hennepin county has ever had, and Hen
nepin county will re-elect him On Tuesday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

It is stated that Bill Washburn viii have
to expend 100000 in his effort to purchase
seat in congress.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Democracy is the P opular party. Repub-
icanism is the unpopular party. This is
evident from the popular vote for presi-
dent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Look out for Washbu-n's paid railroad
employees, brought here from other states,
to stuff the ballot box On Tuesday. '.Spo."
them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

The Republicans now concede that it
will be very close'' IN Hennepin county.
A week ago they claimed 1900 majority.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Who compose the Democratic Partys
The laborers. Who compose the RepubE-
can partyf The idlers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
Democratic M0ss Meeting

DR.. A. A. Ames and Hon. lgnatius Don
nelly will address the people of the Fourth
congressional district as follows:
Minneapolis, Monday evening, Nov. 6.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

The corn-laws of England were repealed
through the e1ertion of the two great
British statesmen, Bright and Golden.
the honest representatives of the common
people. What were the corn-laws? They
were laws enacted by and in the interest
Of the landed aristocracy and monopolists
of Britain, to keep out foreign grain from
The British market. What was the result?
The price Of grain in England was high.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Wouldn't it be funny if Phillips should
have more votes in Minneapolis than
Washburn?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
PROBATE C'oftsf.
| Before judge UelapG.
Municipal Court.

Before Judge Cooley.]
August Lundun, drunkenness; paid a
fine of 81.
n. Nordell. drunkenness; committed for
ten days.
Thomas Budd. drunkenness; paid fine
of 81.
James O'Malley. drunkenness; commit
ted for thirty days.
Matt. Redmond. noise and improper d-
version; discharged.
Bernard b. Corbin. larceny of pocket
book from Mrs. Crevier; held to the action
of the grand jury in $1,000 bonds; re-
manded in default.
Ralph Rees, obstructing street; con-
tinued until Monday afternoon.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

If protection keeps up wages, how does
it happen that mechanics in "free trade
Manitoba command higher wages than in
Minneapolise