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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
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i9en Gasesbldtter lest bas grecutip : Go
mite &ednuns alb iiber bic In Stabt unb
gountp Dubuque our llnteritisuns Der
bur6 bic 9odfutben in . eutidlano ~ eits
reid 10 idwer 9eimseiu9ten, unb itattet i'm
Namen Der Setrsffenen auen, bic 10 sroBs
miitbis bic miloe 9anb gu oem3pede seOffnet
babsn, ben Oant ab. limb sroBmiitbis iinb
iie serpeien, uniere Nitbirssr, bas idOne
Sob fonnen mir linen seben. Obne irsenb
cine Riidii9t auf R~atiOnalitdt ober Stams
mesSusebOristeit baben iie ale beiseiteuert.
Die geiammelten Summen baben bic b09s
item @rruartunsen iibertroffen. Sier cine
lleberii9t Der einsesansenen @elber, uouon
elm Siebentel Sirsl Al quite t6mmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

Counting tras man bic iterbli6en llebers
reite Der Ohltter ~unieres Mapors gu @rabe.
Der Mapor, auf Der &eiie i'm Siiben,
miBte suriidserufen merben unO lanste erit
Samitas Ibenb an. Srau 0ineban NOR
cine Srau i'm wabren Sinne bes Wortes,
cine quite driitlide Wtutter, bic auf ibre
&inber itol3 iein fonnte. MOse iie ruben
in Trieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

Sn benz Webgerlaben oes 9errn Sabn
an Glapitrabe entitanb am Sonneritas friib
Seuer, pabri6einli9 burd 9liibenoe ai9e,
oas iebr sefdbrli3 gu peroen orobte, aber
slidIi9erpeiie pon !Serrn Bitter entoedt
uns BON ben Sausbemobnern, bic sriinoli9
eridr.dt paren, selOidt. Der S9aben
lit 9erin9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

Sprber falt, na9ber taIt, aber sur @bs
wedieluns batten mir Sonneritas Ibenb
elm i6ueres @ewitter nit pielem &egen.
Wie es ideint, war bas @emitter ber Sors
bote zines S6neeiturmes, Der Sreitas BEL
Sort Dodge nieoersins unb bic Giienbabs
men in Der @esenb fir mebrere Gage BLOT
firte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

Sic 5armer in Der llmgesenb piien, mas
sutes @aumBbol3 wertb 1T. Gs puroen
uisle Srumme per S9litten CUR Staot 9es
bra6t. Die S~dsemiiblen beSablten $50
per Sauisnb, einen iebr bibi3en Preis.
Sriiber ipaltste man bieies id0ne NutbolS
uno perbrannts ss i'm Diem als 6eueurnsss
material.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
.3uiammen. :. ...... ...... .$2,45

Son bieien @elOern bat S6atmsiiter
&ammann telesrapbii6 bsreits 10000
Otart ubseianbt, 10 bab elm tIeiner llebers
i3uB an SanO bleibt, ben er in &ursem nit
ben nod erwarteten weiteren SeitrG9en oil
ieine Seltimmun9 ienbet. Mt6se es @ott
alien @ebern per9eltsn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

8ie mir ais Dem vStaatssa n3eiser" in
Ses Moines erieben, mar &ep. u. 90.
Suhel sefdbrlid franf, bod sebt es ibm,
obwobl er nod ans Sett aefehelt lit, be-
beutenb better unb man slaubt, baB er pies
Der uolitdnbis berseifeat wirb. @eb's
Soft!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
@etfenoe 2l8enten
SER Otto &eber 4 SER q. Ssper.
Sir Iekteu Wadjriflteu iiber ben @eiun

ytt IeBteil yfaGrldltell llber oen 9elunoz
beitSsuitanb bes bo9w'iten Sii3ofs Mcs
Mulen Don Davenport lauten nod ni6t
gut. Der Brdlat meilt nod in Can Srans
cisco. Oo9 lit er iebr i6wa9. ST
i6reibt, baB Ct bereits gu Sauie pdre,
wsnn bic @itterlns bier ni6t 10 raub mare.
Sp9 iou er balo wieber in Davenport eins
~treifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Nrditect.

Sreb. Seer, Qrditect unb Superintens
bent. S6ulsn unb &ir6en cine SpeSialis
tat. @6te StraBe, Sw. Soma II. Slap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Sos Sboumettrr am Mittmod wurbe

mebreren Berionen in Dubuque perbdnss
niBuou. Oas i6werite llnslif traf Srn.
6rant Oeuil. gr ~itiirste in Der Ndbe pon
Sunfermam & Saas' 9lpotbefe unb brad
ben linfen SUB I'M @elent. Ridt piel bel:
ier sins ss Serrn Solanb. gr fisl binter
Sanlen 81 2ineban's 9aoen unb brad bas
Sanbselenf. au9 Scr. Sale i~tiirste unb
brad bas Sanbselenf. @ir fOnnten nod
cine Qnsabl serinserer l%lnfdlle anfibren,
Die nidt 10 sanS unsliidli6 ublieien, ieben
aber bapon ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Milbe Gaben.

Sir bic lleberidwemmten in Oalti9lanb.
(Die bier eeiammelten @elber merben Direct on
ben Rei6taSssa bseorbneten, Serrn pon @inbtz
bort, 9eianbt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

Miar plant bier ben Ban elmer sroBen
@erberei uno elmer Sabrif CUR Grbauun9
bon Mdbmai1inen. Sour poran!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
2leue 4 m5eigen II.
Sooes : Wnsei9e.
(

Gs bot Gott benz @Imd6ti9sn in ieinsm M
eriori9li6en Ratbidluiie 9eiauen,
Gu8en S6nmer,
woblperieben nit ben bl. Sterbeiofram.nten, or
II. Sebrlar 1883, in elm belieres SenleitS abiu:
ruien. Ger gerltorbene mar am %. Wtai 1915
az gerbur9, Canton @repenmader, ~9urembur9
9sborsn unb itorb gu Monrospiae, Ohio.
Gngen Sduuaer, Nsiie.
Birmingham, Ohio, Is. Sebrnar 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Sir bic &beinpropina

llebertra9. S.
Gep. 8. llrbanp, Don Der ct. Solepbs=
@eneinbs in Carroll Gitp, sSa., Gneite
Senbuna Observation-Disclosures.
Hep. g. g. Yrobt, BON Der tatb. @e=
meinbe in Hortb 0aibinston, Sa -.
Serr Yowers, Dubuque, So. ........
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20

Ser YinssSerein bat $25 aus ieiner
3aiie bepiaist, I'M bic NOtbleibenben in
Oeutidlanb ,u unterftisen. Oas @elo
wirb an ben Central erein seianbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Sir Sobenbeim unb Radel
beim IN Seiiens 90 itabt.

7' TT|
@uselbert unb Gbriitiana S1neiber,
9uttners, . 800
Oauon finb bereits abseianbt worben
$500 Q25O Mart), bur9 8ediel am Is.
5ebruar, an Serrn p. 8inOtborft:
Sir Enrol Gpesiele @absn $500 unb
1l7 bes au9emeinen Sonbs $685.
sliammen ....................... s A. 3
Siir gaiern, ipe,ieue @abe. .......... 90
Sir bic RbeinprepinS, ipeSieue @aben. SO so
6iir bic neberi6ipemmten i'm aQ9emeis
men QproI anssenommen). -. 2O3.57
sOtal. $3OO.OO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
mrembmr8er Gazette.

s%laubte, i'd einem Wtanne CAB, mas iein
eisen 1T, slaubte i6 nidt ben &e6ten irsenb
zines Inbern gu nabe 81 fommen.
(ses.) 5. Senneiep,
Sii6of pom Dubuque.
Dubuque, Sebrliar Is. 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Stadt \ Amaeaend.

Entered at the post-ofice at. Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
Sir Eprol.

llsbertras. 81
&ep. &napfein, BON Der ct. 9eterss@ e=
meinbe in Sprinebroot, Sa......... 7(
Rep. y. q. Yrobit, pom Der fatb. @es
meinbe in Nortb @aibinston, Ssa.... II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
elmer So n b.

uebertras. $3.50 o
q. gutenfauf, Nfarion. ........... 90
Rep. Snapiteir, pon Der ct. Yeters=g e=
meinbe, Sprin9broot, a.......... 20 90
q. Stofiel, pom Der bl. 0reifaltigfeitsz
@emeinbe, 9urembilre, ga. ....... 81 As
s. Srii6, Dubuque, a............. 90
.. Nids, ,.... ......... 1 80
5aep. S.. @esmaun, Don Der fatb. sc.
meinbe in &oiele, Sa.............. 20 90
Soll6er Bros, fir ct. Sranciscuss Sc
meinbe in 0perspiue, ga. .......... 70 40
g. Wtiuer, &uibforb, Mtnn. .......... 500
80. 6onnen, Rauitee, Wi6. ........ / 90
Gatb. Corfu, ......... so
Mrs. Marp @ebefr, Marpspiae, Sal. 500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
4. = WSdentlide 8rieaiite.


SVsSWBV ~tWStsVSssWs
0er 3elesrapb.) 10. Sebruar 1883.
@eiSen-Ro. 2, $1.10f bis lie.
So li6forn-5St bis $50 Cts.
Safer-404 @ts.
Sutter-25 bis 80 Gts.
9ier-30 @ts.
@bisfp-$1.17.
S6meine- $6.75 bis 1885.
Rinbpieb-$5.75 bis 6.25.
SdmeineHei 6-$18.25 bis 1880.
ct. 2ouiS Warftberi@t.
0er Selesrapb) 10. Sebriar 1883.
@eisen-rotber, No. 3, 81 .09t bis 81. O94.
@elf 6forn-51 bis 51f Gts.
Safer-37s bis 38 Gts.
cd meinefteii6 -$17.S5 bis 1925.
W%tiituaufee WarftberiGt.
0er 2ele9raphD 10. Sebrlar 1888.
20 ei3en-No. 2, Sill.
Safer-40 Sts.
Weli6forn-58f Sts.
Ro9gen-63 Gts.
@erfe-75i @tS.
WetpsYorf Warftbertdt.
@er Sel.srapb.) 10. Sebriar 1888.
@siSen-M ilpaufee, go. 2, $1.22a.
Safer-51 bis 81 Sts.
@eIi~ 6torn-9em. 10. 20 bis IA 9ts.
S6weineHeii 6-S19.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-20
9as Dubuque
elettriide, me0i5iniide nn6
6irursif6e Snfitnt,

$50 SomaitraBe, Smil9en 9. II. Z. StraBe,
Subttatte,. ....... .SotpA.
@tablirt ihr bic Bebauoluue, nit ollie Der gtsttrieiht
unb anoere DiittsI, pon gebtru, Rtrptn, 2uustn, Sera
pals, Haisn, sanal. aussn, Obrsu, geresunnSs'sph item,
Saut, BIut. Niereu, Blaisn, Yeb,r. Bripait anb senersnt
Rrantbeitsn pon MdHuern une 5rautn.
Gas Snititui bat bic HtueftH surspdiidtn uuS amtritns
riideu Sntrumeute, bebuis Sebanelune. Operation une
llnt.riutuus obsnssnonut,r Sran;bstitH.
COMPILATION fret. 6uren merben %sarantirt.
eSre6Hanstn 9 bis - gaOrstns. 1 bis 8ittoss, Z
bis 8 lbr Abenes.
SOnntass 10 bis IL gaors.ns.
DR.. u. z. &aIfbsH, lY-~,,., s,A,,,..
d.. Z. -. gsatfe, neutrality-suspicious.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09

ly. The shipping demand was moderate
ly active, but the frmness of holders and
the scarcity Of desirable offerings tended
to check business to some extent. For
eign adyices showed a steady and
moderately firm feeling in that
quarter, while the dispatches from
the eastern markets showed no
material change. The receipts of product
were light and the shipments were not as
large as duriag the preceding days of the
week.
In pork very fair business was trans
acted, and the market averaged some
lower and fluctuations were moderate. The
near options dropped 1O@15c, and the
nearer futures 20@25c. Cash quiet at;No-
vember prices for regular lots, and 1Oc
over November for car lots. On call the
market was quiet and dull, and the prices
shade lower.
1.-THE dmand for lard showed some
activity, but the offerings were consider
ably inore ased, more particularly for the
longer deliveries. Prices ruled weak dur
ing the greater portion of the session, and
reoeded 1o@121ac per 100 lbs, and closed
rather tame at inside figures. On call
lard was in good demand; offerings fair.
Prices ruled 21a@5c lower per 100 lbs.
4 good business was transacted in the mar
ket for short rib sides, but the feeling was
somewhat unsettled and prices irregular
within q small range-showing the change
from those current during the latter part
of yesterdays session. Offerings rather
free. The demand on shipping account
vas fairly active but restricted somewhat
by a scarcity of desirable offerings. Some
peopla are afraid that very little corn will
be cribbed in the west this winter.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
THE ELECTIONS.
Hubbard's Majority Growing Small by
Degrees and Beautifully Less.
IT WILL NOT EXCEED 10000.
And Will Probably Fall BelOwEThat
Number.
THE RESULTS IN OTHER STATES
Not Changed Materially From Previous
Reports.
IT WILL NOT EXCEED 10000.
IL RESULTS IN OTHER STATES
MINNESOTA.

We present below a table showing the
vote by counties for governor of Minneso-
ia in 1881, (wher Governor Hubbard had
27,S57 majority compared with the full
county retul so far as received at this
Office, which /. official or otherwise relia-
bic. Our retul. are from sixteen coun-
ties, in two Of " lIch there is Republican
gain of 1853, of which Kanabec county
contributes 93, Mcleod county g.
and the county Of Ramsey 1856. In the
other fourteen counties there is a Demo
cratic gain of 1906, and the net Demo
cratic gain in the fifteen counties is 7,445
this proportion of Democratic gain,
If it prevailed through the
state, would overcome the Republican
majority of 1881, end, further, it would
elect Mr. Biermann governor. But until
We have fuller return8 we ara willing to
concede that Hubbard has all the majority
his friends claimed for him yesterday,
which was 5000, or less than third what
they cleimed the day before.
1t is not improbable that tho official re-
turns from aH The state will chow that the
Republican candidate for governor, ii
elected, has been elected by
the votes of Democrats of Ramsey
county. Comment is useless, but it may
be remembered that the Democrats of the
state will not forget the fact.
In the table below we discard scattering
returns and wild guesses which the Repub-
licat organs are indulging in and give
only those which are complete and relia-
bIa.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 8.-Revised returns
confirm the previous estimate that Reese,
Republican, supreme judge,will be elected
by less than 5000 majority. Indications
are that ne may receive less than 1000.
Savage Democrat, and anti-monepolist
candidate, has over 1900 majority in this
county.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 8.-By returns
from thrse-fourths of the counties in the
state, and unofficial estimates from the
remainder, indicate the election of Reese,
Republican, supreme judge, by 5000 ma
jority, The board of regents are elected
by $4,000. Crawford, Democrat, elected
judge il the Seventh district. The Others,
except Broadly, in the First, are Republi-
cans. Republican gains over last election
nearly 10000, taking the vote for judge as
q basis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 8.-The latest re.
turns increase the Democratic gains. Re-
ports from all but two districts give the
Democrats twenty-three senators, Coali-
tionists fifteen. Returns from Sixth dis
trict not fully reported show heavy Demo
cratic grins, which If continued at points
not heard from, give one or both to the
Democrats. For house delegates the
Democrats so far have secured sixty three
members. Coalitionists thirty-three, with
four remaining delegates to hear from.
The Democrats have one of these for Ger
tain, which makes majority in the
house of twenty-seven and on joint ballot
not less than thirtyfve. The popular
majority in the state will likely reach 30,-
900.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Nov. 8.-Essex county returns
solid Democratic delegation to the SEN
ate. The senate now stands twenty-five
Republicans and fifteen Democrats, a
Republican gain Of two. The state vote,
Gasnold still unheard from, stands Robin
son 16O,175, Butler 15O074, AIny 1853,
scattering $3.50; total 311,S82.
BosToN, Nov. 8.-The Herald states that
Gov. Butler told member OF his council
he should run for governor next fall. This
compliment of 10000 votes leads him to
think he will be successful.
GOVERNOR ROBINSON REJoIoEs.
CHroKoPEE, Mass, Nov. S-Governor-
Elect Robinson was given a reception to-
night after the parade. He made a brief
speech at the town hall and expresses graf
iication at the triumph of the peoples
cause, which he said, ia higher ana better
than any man.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
NEW YORK.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 8-The Erening
Journal says: The present election returns
increase Carr's majority to over $4,000
and leave little doubt of the election of the
Democratic candidates for the remaining
offices by majorities of between 10000 and
14,O00. The assembly stands 73 Republi-
cans to 55 Democrats.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Sun will say:
Corrected returns make no material change
in the majorities in the state ticket. Plu-
rality for Carr, Republican state secretary,
$4,000. Chaplin, Democrat, comptroller,
5000. Plurality of Maxwell for treasurer
runs 5000 behind Chaplin. PIuralities OF
other candidates range from 10000 to IA, >
coo.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
DiTerential Rates,

CHICAGO. Nov. 8.--A Few days ago Com
missioner Nudgley of he Missouri river
road, appointed a committee Of seven to
prepare schedule OF differential rates on
lumber from northwestern points to points
on the Missouri river, with the understand
ing that ifit is unable to make satisfactory
report, the matter be referred 70 Arbitra-
tor Bogue for adjustment. It now trans
pi.es that the Chicago, Milwaukee 3 st.
Paul road refuses to submit to arbitration
in the mater, so the attempt to restore
harmony On this class of business is absu-
doned for the present.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, :Nov. 9.-Oficial re-
turns from 81 of the 60 counties in the
state and estimates of others, give Niles
16,261 and Livsey 1851 majority.
CINCINNATI, ENov. 8.-A Gazette Troy
Ohio, special reports fire to-nigh destroy
ed portion of Beedle & Kelley's foundry
and corn planter foundry. Loss $4,000;
insurance 16,500.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
THE NEW STANDARD OF TINE.
How 1t Will Work When Put In Practical
Operation-An Explanation from the
Superintendent of the Chicago Mail Serv-
Especial Telegram to the Globe. I

ice.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-"How are they going to
manage about the new standard timer" is
question which is asked by a great
many people who are not acquainted with
the twenty-four hour system. Il have just
received notice of the new standard of
time adopted by the railway mail service" !"
said Superintendent McGrath to a re-
porter yesterday, "and perhaps little ex-
PLANTATION on the subject will not
be amiss. As understand it, this system
does away with the Sc. m.' and p. m"
business. It begins the day at midnight
and continues for twenty-four hours, the
twelfth hour being noon and the twenty
fourth hour midnight. The minutes be-
tween the close of the day, the twenty
fourth hour, and one hOur after midnight
Will be expressed as so many minutes after
midnight. Thus four minutes after mid
night current time will be as :04 indicat-
ing that .he day is four minutes old, and
so continues until sixty minutes are reach
ed when the hour is LOO. From that
point it will be shown as now 1:10, las,
and so on until 200. The same rules gov
ern through the entire twentT-four hours,
all numbers below 1900 indicate 9. NJ,
and all above 1900 p. M
JKFFKBsoN ClTY, Nov. S.-Gov. Critten-
den issued 8 proclamation recommending
the corporations and citizens of the state
to adopt the new system of standard time
to be insugurated By railroads on the 18th
inss. Time in this division will be nearly
solar time of ST. Louis.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09

Frazee 1862 Gilman 44S, Score At; Green
1864, Won Baumbach 448, Paine At; Will
lis 1873 Hahn 449, Caldwell Il; Lindholm
1862, Baker 44S, Meeker AZ; Judge DcDon-
aid 1,943, scattering Is. Full Democratic
county ticket elected. Amendment of sec
5, constitution, yeas 1,4S8, no 1853; amend
ment of sec 5, art z, constitution, yeas !, 1882,
no ITO; amendment of sec 2, art 6, of con-
stitutien, yeas 1,450, no 161; amendment of
SEQ 3, art 6, constitution, yeas 1904, no 1S0;
amendment OF sec 3, art 6, constitution,
yeas 1858, no 164.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. Selection re-
tGrns are nearly all in. Joint Legislature
stands 130 Democrat aid twenty-five Re-
publicans and Independent. The Demo-
Gratis elect eleven out of the twelve district
attorneys. 4 disturbance in capial county
was the only one reported in the state on
election day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
555 Glasses of Beer Bach Annually.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.-Advance sheets Of
Superintendent Maxwelrs chamber of
commerce report shows the manufacture
of malt liquors in Cincinnati covington,
and Newport, for the pas. .ese sggre-
gated eight hundred and serenity -fya
thousand barrels, an increase over the pre-
vious year of more than forty-seven thous-
and barrels. The report estimates the
consumption here to be 555 glasses per
snuum for every person in the three
cities,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09

Especial Correspoudence.of the Globe.l
ALBERT LEA, Nov. Full returns from
twentyoue of the twenty-three polling places
in Freeborn county, give Hubbard ESQ ma
jority. The other towns to hear from are
London and Coulstan, they gave last year
100 majority for White. The show Is
good for keeping HGSbard's majority IN
der $50.
How is that for the banner Republican
county!
KANABEo COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
Governor, Biermsnn 16, Hubbard $50;
lieut.. governor, Frazee 16, Gilman $50;
secretary of state, Green 16, Won Beum-
bach 100; treasuser, Ludwig l6, Kittelson
100; attorney general, Willis 16, Hahn I60:
railroad commissioner, Lirdholm 10, Baker
159. Amendment of sec, ,, art. 8, oousti-
tu:iou. 100 yes; amendment of sec. 3. art
Z, constitution, loo yes; amendment of sec.
., art s, constitution, 100 yes; amendment
of sec. 5, art. 6, constitution, 100 yes;
amendment Of sec. 1, art. 6, constitution,
100 yes.
GILLE LAOS COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
Governor, Biermaun 327, Hubbard 110;
lieut. governor, Frazee 2S7, Gilman 152;
secretary of state, Green 40, Won Baum
bach 299; treasurer, Ludwig 40, kittelson
e9S; attorney general, Willis 141, Hahn
Sol; railroad commissioner, Lindholm
SOL. Amendment of sec. 5, art. 8, consti-
tuition, 4S1 no; amendment of sec. 5, art.
Z. constitution, 43l no; amendment Of sec.
:, art o, constitution, 431 NO; amendment
sec. 8, art. 6, constitution, 431 no; amend
ment sec. 1, art. s, constitution, &31 No.
SCOTT COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
Biermsnn 1,4s2, Hubbard 526, Holt Is;
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Screens,

Among the msny beautiful novelties presented
20 purchasers in this city for holiday and other
gifts, there Is nothing that compares 70 the ele-
raut stock OK screens, which John Natheis
ssous at No. IL Eest Third street.
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NORTHWESTERN !

We have more Overcoats, Suits,
Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Caps suited to your needs, and
at prices suited to your means,
than any other house in Ninne-
sofa. We want your trade, and
can make it to your advantage to
give US your patronage.
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The Handsomest Window

In the city is at Mstheis', No. II Esst Third St.
Ladies, please pause and look at the rich displey
of the finest goods IN the world.
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FyNCE CUTTING.

AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 8.-As solution of
the fence cutting difficulty it is proposed
to increase the penalty for that ofense,
and to fix the penalty for enclosing land
without authority and to place the venue
of all such cases at Austin, where convic-
tions are more certain, iuries there not be-
ing sweyed by sentiment which regards
fence cutters convictions SO difficult in the
disturbed counties.
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SUPPOSED TO BE MURDERED.

ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 8.--Mrs. Susannah
Nelson started for Nebraska on Sept. 9th,
and has not since been heard from by her
friends. She had large sum of money
with her. Marshal Coburn to-day made
known to his brother that he found fire
insurance policy issued to Mrs. Nelson in
the woods near Terre Haute, where some
time ago the badly mutilated body of a
woman was found by a hunter. He claims
to have proof that Mrs. Nelson was mur-
dered.
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For the HOLIDAYS

Call at Mathes', II East Third street, and the
richest line of materials for fancy work, such as
table scarfs, room decorations, etc. Fancy silk
and plush balls silk cords, frnges velours, etc.,
etc., in endless variety and supply.