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Daily globe., 1883-10-31

Don't fail to hear Wendlipg's great lecture OF
Satan, Friday night, at Market hall. Admis
sion rs cents. Seats reserved at Myers
Finch's
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

One fine bay horse will be raffled and ball
will be given at Pfeiffer's hall by VIM. Manson,
next Thursday evening, Nov. l. Tickets ST.,
can be had at the door.
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-From st, Anthony
~ hill, red cow, about years cid. A liberal
reward will bs psid for her return or informa-
tion to VIM. r. Rowe, 673 Hague avenue.
3G3-305
Daily globe., 1883-10-31
KAVANzGH'S AUCTION.
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A suit of clothes near Seven cor
l. ners, which owner can have by applying to
August Nordean, corner High and Mendoza
street., Dayton's bluff, and proving property.
S04-6
Daily globe., 1883-10-31
LIVERY STABLES.

NULLEN'e LIVERY sTABLE-No. 23 aud
~ 25 West Fourth street. Coaches Cor fuue-
rails, So; Hearse, So; satin lined coaches and
coupe's for weddings, calling, operas, ETC., etc.
COachmen With Or without livery. A competent
agent VIII be at entertainment 70 wait on nv pa
irons. K. P. Cullen, Proprietor. 2S6*
Daily globe., 1883-10-31
bcIRb5IIL OLSHo4 NO1P "
To-DAY's WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 81, a. m.-1ndica-
tions for the Missouri valley, generally
fair weather, northerly winds, rising ba-
rometer, and stationary or lower tempera-
ture. For the upper Mississippi valley.
generally fair weather except light local
rains or snow near Lake Superior, winds
mostly from the west to north, rising ba-
rometer and stationary or lower tempera-
ture, with frosts Thursday morning.
Daily globe., 1883-10-31
CHANGE OF POLLS.
Election Notice
Change Of Polls !!
CITY CLERK's OFFICE,

CITY CLERK's OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Oct. rs, 1888.
All qualified electors in the Second Aldermanic
District of the First Ward of this city, residing
south OF the tracks of the st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba Railway will vote at the place where
the last election was held in said district, viz.
at the house of Joseph Gahr on Pearl street.
And all qualified electors residing in the Second
Aldermanic District of the First Ward of this
city north of the above described district will
vote at the Rice School house on Granite street.
The judges of election will meet at the above
described premises, on Tuesday, the 3Oth day of
October, 1883, and remain in session from
o'clock a. IA until o'clock p. M, and Friday
and Saturday the and and Sd days of November,
1883, between the hours of IL o'clock M, and 10
o'clock p. IN, for the purpose of correcting and
revising poll lists.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
299-810 City Clerk.
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

nj Office is hereby given that W. II. Mil
IA Ter is no longer IN my employment, ard
consequently is not authorized 70 collect or re-
oeipt bills for me. ". L. Anderson, carpet
store, l22 East Third street. 1869
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

gTANTED--A suit OF throe furnished or un-
w furnished rooms, within five minutes
walk Of Bridge square, for fam ly of three adults,
and suitable FOR light housekeeping. Address
''W r. 'ilohe ntficn. witt: terms per month.
Daily globe., 1883-10-31
pGnA4s sJS1EL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DhRrIES having horses which they wish to
A send into the country, for the winter, can
secure good care and stabling for them, by ad-
dressing w. w Hall, corner Fourth and Robert
street, st. Paul, MINI. References given il re-
duired 312-314
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

NOR SAI4E-The following desirable lots: 2
l. lots corner Pleasant avenue and Sixth street;
2 lots on Rice street, between Iglehart and Til
ton streets; 10 I-ts II Irvine's Second addition,
fonting on Seventh street, lend of bridge); IL
los in Irvine's addition to West st. Paul; also,
well established paying business. Apply to
George W. Turrhull, s43 Exchange etreet, city:
223*
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

JYr1oh ChlkF SIGNAL OFFICE,

~.ru,keroN, D. c. Oct. so, Sc p. n.
ob.svvations taken at the same moment o
me st all stations.
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

z OTIS and money to build or monthly pay
IL merts. Pionser Building Society, $50
Jackson street t2Gf
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

I T6r your properly for sale snd oz.isis fer
~ purchases with Geo. II. Hazard, Reel
Estate and Loan AGENT, 40 Eset Third etr9st,
st. Paul. S2'
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hGG4AS.
MONEY LOANED

NEWLY furnished rooms en- suite or singl
~ with board at Is ard 2l East Ninth. 99-,r
Daily globe., 1883-10-31

gSrCR RENT-A cottage with four rooms,
/ pantry and closets, good water and every
convenience. Apply to J. G. McCArthy, Sixth
ward. 27U*
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

church. aud getting ;cft generally
In the great and rapid West IL Is
serious matter for man to be sec
ond behind time when drawing SIX
shooter. The coroner Is certain TO
gather him into his fold and his desk
in the great counting room of lie is
vacant forevermore While colleges
arc teaching young men Latin and
Creek, weuld II not be well to instruct
them somewhat into the knack OF ex-
tracing pistol from the rear hip
pocket with CELEBRITY and dispatch a
few lessons in this valuable art might
save them To their friendsand families,
when otherwise The grim angel would
mark them for bis own and collect
that dreadful assessment so hard TO
dodge. A man may be educated and
honest and well meaning in all his
aims in life, yet slowness on The draw
at critical moment may wreck his
pro Jrocts Of time when bis country
needs him for congress or to run a
successful bot, When such a man
dies the touching lines Of western
poet alone can express IN suitable lam
guage his lie, death, and erNaph;
ne lad sand IN bis crsw,
Int was SLOW on The draw,
SO tsey buried him under the dalsies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

psssud. Himself Against In.inustions Of
q Special Cofrespondent--A
square Talk.

De'e"s special Cofrespondent--A
square Talk.
To IN. Gazette.
the right OF self defense against your
snscisi correspondent from Alexander,
Trsth county, who would have the
world believe by holding me up in
your paper of the eth instant as a
leader OF the Hamilton county sheep
mnrdersrs. by his including Bosque
county in Hamilton and Erath coun-
III. and the leader = member OF the
l.o,sl,,ure, is why say it Is false In
tbn first degree, as proof OF which
every person who will examine the
state statistics viii see that Bosque
comfy ranks with the leading sheep
counties, and the sheepmen of Bosque
feel As safe So any men OF other indus
tries. have never heard but one
difficulty with q shoepman in the
county, and that seemed to have grswn
ont of another matter | have been 81
sheen owner up TO two years past, and
INV Oldest son sold his flock within the
last week. Many OF my neighbors
have ilocks all around me, and would
csll on no one any quicker were their
rights tramDled on than on Buck
Barry. Bat IL YES my misfortune
near thirty years aso 10 he elected
marshal on The lynching Of TWO men
whs hsd lceD depredsiing on our from.
tier on Indian credit This was done
in dsy lime, after due trial by a Jury
of their own selection They were
only required TO select permanent
citizens any whore in fifty miles. One
vas publicly held over two weeks
After his sentence AZ common and
public enemy 10 the country. Ever
since this occasion If q mob or lynch
IN. took plsce within the radius OF
my acquaintance, there was always
some envious sneak reaGy 10 insinuate
and cry "msd doS" at me, as your
special has done Again, when cir
cimstanccs dGmSnded Of me to say at
the lynchng Of q man who helped 20
feed The squaws and children Of the
warriors OF the reservation while they
murdered the families of Cameron and
Mason In Lost Valley and rlundered
their houses, gave my
voice against him. Agsin,..i gave MY
voice against tramp that was lynched
for rape on ~ respectable lady as any
neighbor | had, in the presence OF her
children. II your Alexander cores
pondcnt Wishes to run his envy any
further | might 81, g him namfs, date
and place of all the lynchings | con-
nived at, that he could go before Il
grand jury and nave me hung before
another election, if / am likely to be
in his way. | would guess him TO be
an aspirant, or has special friend who
IL, and has commenced his onslaught
in due time.- All the insinuations
grew into accusations in my last can.
yass, but those who know me best
knew them TO be false. / hope your
correspondent will hereafter state
what can be established.
Respectfully, j. b. BARRY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
sLoM oN rtlEn,lam

The telegraph tells rs IL lhe kiIlipg
OF ssmbier Ia Portland bv ano,arr
gamhior says thc Carson Neh. IL.
feas "lhe man who was killed star
'el - draw a pistol but before he
e0Vla get ihe wcapon ia convention,
POSITION Tor discriminating ,he man
~ lhe lookout chair hewas negfo.s.
.'ed WITH a ball from The pistol Of an
man whom nc expected 10 kin Ills
iu'ei'tionS were wei enough aud his
pluek was doubtless all l'sh; but ne I
was slow on the draw. He was there.
orc me proper man TO kill and lis 7
re paid the penalty of his inactivity
'ol ..l,.l men NJ. gre always tehind time
nissing trains, arriving late in
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
AUSTIN County.
Notes from Seaiey-The Camp County Ex-
citeinent-Local Imprcv ments
and Business.

'
and Business.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Sealey, September 20.-We have left
our town out of the paper about long
enough, While some OF our Geographic
friends have kept booming other places
until we oan stand it no longer. We
have got to say something or explode.
and we WON'T come tie same game on
you that the Pittsburg correspondent
does. he is trying 10 make another
Jae Aulhatt1u of himself, he had as
well c,N oil his dogs now, for he is a
dead failure. such eXaGgeration as
has been coming from that
place creates feeling of uneasness
IN the minds of people in other parts
OF the state who have friends and rela-
lions there. People in this place. for
instance, have friends and relations In
Pittsburg, and have suffered great I'M
casiness since reading the specials
from there.
Sealey is still improving rapidly.
MIR. j.. ; stiles has built ana euuipned
a splendid steam gin and is now RIM.
hihg IT day and night. New houses
are gong up all around us. Cotton
coming in at the rate of seventy-fve
TO one hundred aud fifty bales daily;
splendid rains; cattle fat, and popula-
Ton increasing, both from immigra-
;ion and the natural way.
We |ere to have had weekly pa
per before This, but the editor went to
Fort Worth after Il piece of Joe Null
nations meteor and has not yet re-
turned.
We would try to give you some so.
cieiy notes, but can't think of an vhodv
except W. r. Garner and Adolph
jordan, and since Miss Emma CAS-
well left. They have lothteen under
treatment for heart disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

THE Repuh.i aus of Massachusetts
are in The most unhappy frame OF
mind Of any oIgani1ed class of people
OF earth. They are puritancal set
wise in their own concoit, and have
for tie last nine months been com.
PEELED TO sit With enc hand on their
nostriis to exclude the cliiuvia which
has rlscu from the corrupt and pulrit
nnss stirred NJ by prominent anU
notorious citizen OF the commonwealth
named BuTLEE This same man has
served them in the past in various ea-
pacitics lie WAS ,nony The first TO
respond to the call fortroops and saved
Maryland from The enemy which
threatened it, about twenty-five or
three wears ago. He cor.
roctly represented the Massachu-
seits idea of carrying on the war when
he was in command AZ New Orleans
during the war. when the cruel war
WAS over and reconstruction was The
prevailing hobby in New England
BufL@; reflected the sentiment Of h;s
people and did their dirty work win
an nlscri,y that commended itself to
thepl II was not Tin he awoke To
consciousness OF his error and decided
to reform thst he lost caste with The
heller elemeat in the hay state. lie
was elected governor much To their
disgust, and they have been ran.,ck.
ing their brains how To get rid of him.
After long and tedious search and
Inach anxiety aud solicitude hsvs ii.
nallS succeeded in finding a man with
courage enough to make q cam aim
against him. The men who have led
the revolt against what IL acaignstea
~ '"BrTtssIsan curing the mast
winter those who pretend 10 represent
what they take great pride in csll,n.
the better sentiment OF Ma,ssehu-
Seus, were all very anxious 20 have
bUtLss beaten, hut mono OF them h.d
nerve to lead the opposition tickst.
some had III health and others ware
so Immersed IN business that thew
could not engage in political contest
snd IS related in the Scripture,
parable, they all with one
consent began toN mako eKousc
rmfily 'hsy suceee iedNs convincing
lHdSc ROBINSON that he was the man
o lead the true and tried better ele-
neni' against this arch enemy of
v asSaehnsatts pride and culture. TIE
nsge has served tcrM IN congress-
md has had iittle experience In nub-
le life but viii be no match TOR Ben.
+eR ina political campaign. He il
AZ the start by poer
platform, and some very iil.limed ANA
u,Hstnred remarks by the chairman
u the convention which nominated
him and which BurLRR will turn 10
good account during the canvass. The
outlook is anything bat encouraging
20 the 'helter element in Mas.achu-
sets. They sing the melancholy re-
rain;
re saadcsi wosds al tongue Or rcu,
me saddeAt Of these, wsiasy hsve sEN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
TEXlS SrArR YgWs.

mckinney B'1ct We're Mr.. Harry
Robinson forwarded hsie Of cotton y
~. Louis This week, which Mil h.
t.aesu on exhibition 10 the fair there
"h'oh begins on the Isl o. October.
Lffeao 2tale& IL is said Than ou,in.
~ the unsettled condition of affairs he
Nnevo Laredo, and with 4 desire 80
prevent The assembling 81 larce and
sNcltnnle crowds, The city authorizes
over there baye suppressed the e,,stom
'ry sunday Geek lights. '9'''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

ANOTHER era Of the Jay Human.
regime would be about the most costly
venture that could he made IN the
present attitude Of the masses Of the
Republican party is The solemn con.
v'e'ioh OF the GLOBES Democrat This
lsa taclI admission of the wickeduess
% the manager of the Republican cam.
paiSn, which met with the approval Of
Tue @-B' andothcr Republican papers
= ,ue 'liae It was IN tlie height Of its
Nlillany' The same practices are he.
+os carried oa N Virginia aud Penn.
sylNsnla to-day Taking this higb
republican authority as guide. the
Republican methods should De con.
ee,nned by Republican voters 4, II.
polls. ''''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

PROMINENT naval Officers at Wash.
inetnn express the opinion that an In.
creased naval force in Chinese woters
Is impcfaiively necessary for the pro
tenilon Of American. and American
interests, The only thing ia the way
OF sending Meet to the Aslatic seas Is
That there Is no fleet 10 send, and the
summary manner in which contcs,s
are wased and wars brought Il an end
IN Europe now adsys rrccluaea the
ldesof constructing navy in time to
appear rs spectator IN Is Difficulty be.
tween France and China,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

THE last issue Of The Wichita
Hgu'd completed It's first volume
The psi el has been conducted on
on sound hu-iuets principles, ably
edited and always alive 70 the inter
ests Of Wichita Falls. IT will enter
upon its eeond year with renewed
vigor and energy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

TnE quarrel between tsc Cincin-
slti rapCr- has been called before the
Merchants Exchange, of which both
are honorary members, 1t IL a
lameniablc feature Of American jour
ha'ism that so much license Is b,
common consent, or rather hy lack OF
expresstd dissent Of The public, given
to the press TO indulge ia yituperstion
ana vilitlcation. Thus far in liz
career the GAZETTE has never had
OCCASION TO use harsh or.ill.natured Ian.
guage in the subject, and Il sees no
reason why the rule should not pre-
vail With every paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Tuf supreme Lodge of the World
Of the knights of pythips convenes
~ New Orleans next Aptil Texas
should send grand division of the
uniform tanis 70 contend for prizes,
and Fort Worth should send advisor,
The material can be found and dur.
nag The long winter evenings soon to
e0suc, The time could not be more
PLEASANTLY spent than in drilling for
he occasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

HoN. ENoaN \. SroRRs, Of ChloIgo,
photographs exp esident HAVE. al
GAnrilIp's funeral; There he
stood, with astraw hat ON the back 81
ms head, clothed la all the gorgeous
ness Of u linen duster, holding in his
haAd . green openwork satcAel with
~ =. IL worked in largo parple let
yrs containing a lunch ana picture
y hvef' Ms. srQRRs pictures n
uinnsrat HAYES home There was
h.sf aud the baked spples 1T one and
'liN laoie, aud pirkltl beef a,,d Il.
p lillts at 'hc other end. | was II,
the middle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

should Lc supplemented by a term OF
imprisonment. Malicious mischief Is
the worst Of crimes, as IL Is not done
in the heat Of passion. and should re-
ceive the severest punishment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
Postage TO be Paid.

Il requires Que cent to prepay the
postage 0u a copy of tie GAZETTE ! one
cent on tie H,0ol Gromcr snd IRE
cent? on the Syock Jornal. Where
two papers are enclosed in ono pack
age, Ii require iwo cents aud i an
siher paper Is enclosed with the 6toch
9,iraai il requires three ccn's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23
CONNECTIONS

1t GALVESTON with Mallory Liasssiss.'
FOR Key West and New ioii 4
gan Line for New 0rlosls, lllsss y
Corpus Christ, BroSnsviis s'a Y
Cruz,
At ARCOLA with /. & G. N. r. & tats1
sia and towns In Braz0Ila foaai' .,
At EOSENBERG with u. u. W -. y
; (Sunset Route for Columbus IN "a
HarWoud, Luling, San Anteales, u. isS |.
Uyalde aud Western Texaseaa W ss,s
also for Houston and Star hsa 80 z y
Route. Beaumont, Orange &Is Y. ! 4
toe 1'eche Country, New V'lsss,s n
all points IN the southeast, AVN NJ y
East: with New York. Tsss, !. ~
can Railway Tor Wharton WE'VE
stations or llIatlipe. (. ~
1T BRENNAN with II. q 7, q W; .pls,
stead, Lodbettei, Giddiags seisu'
Austin I. ~
AT AILANO with /. q g. i w Y ~
Palestine, Iiockdaie,. s 49,
Georgetown, Austin, san 1s $50
BIauntela, san Antonio hD d. 49, ~
AtTEMPLE with Missouri F1cl%
at McGitEGOR with Texas sl ~. y 4,
lt'y for Waco. Corsicansl 49, 49,,
Pleasant, Giiuer and feAsiass1ev
At MORO AN WITH Texas Sea' ss., n, 4;
Waco, Ross. Hico, Irede'st w
poi on that lile. -, IA
ut CDf.BuRNE, Junction o. ls'''
OF g.. G, s. :. y. Ry. is..ss
At FORT WORTH with NO. ihV,as.ss
rs q Pacific Rys. for ali pS rs IA "a
lines; for III Paso,. nanM 81 ~
cisco and the Pscilic Coasl, ae ", q
sas CITY, ST. Lrnis, Chlessa. NIX
and ali nolntg North, East eea \, WIN
nATT,AS Win ii. ct. c. hy,hss
and 1ellas lGxtensi0n Of no 4 Az @J
&s-see that Your Ticket reads " y
' OSCAR 6. avhna
General I'asseass. 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

InE Houston Past ;hinks there /.
40 necessity To- additional laws 10
punish the fence burnola ana wire
caileis who have been doing so much
'alasRe ~ The West; that there are
avs enough now, II they wcro Mlth. I
iuiil exeeulelandtAee courts sustained (
uy strong public sentiment. The case
undsr the present law conns under
me head q malicious mischief, for
~h'ch a small Gne is impcsed. II Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

TIRE recent statement of the candi.
ton OF trade and finances of the coun.
try verities the prediction made by the
GAZETTE some time ago that the re-
cent furry in Wall street would moi
eiiect the trade or industries of Tho
country. The movement in merehan.
disc i'as good as Of any previous year,
end payments are exceptlsnallv
prompt, Money is attendant ut a
ipwsr rate OF interest than was eve
kaown in Che history OF the country.
Wall Street msy recover, and an era or
speculation DO re.inausurated, but if
not so much the better for The material
interests the manufacturers dealers.
and producers Of the country. Gam.
Ding in stocks may be the means Of
acquiring colossal fortunes. but for
every winner there is corresponding
loser. II produces nothing. and The
real wealth of u country is in lis pre-.
auctions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

MAUD S, will have to look to her
laurcIs and poy strict attention TO her
legs, or Jay Eye-Sec VIII wear the
horns r1r fast stepping.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

LlrE Is made up II conpensations.
Jack Frost nipped the cucumber
crop Of Wisconsin the same night that
fire destroyed u pickle factory in Gin.
cinnati.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

Tlfe Texas and Pacific is preparing
q carload Of Texas products to be for
waraed TO Boston, to be placed on ex-
hibItion nj tho Boston fair. The *
bibit will he better than ever before,
although II viii be too latc ior any OF
iha frhIt aud ycgctalle crop, and VIII
be confined to staple productions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-23

TIE question whether department
clcfks will be allowed ten days leave
of absence TO 70 10 their homes in
Ohio, aud The other states holding
elections next mouth to vote and
work Tor The Republican ticket, with.
out los Of pay, is agitsiing The clerical
mind ia Washington. A lar passed
at the last session o. congress forbids
the granting q more than thirty days
leave with pay during the session.
Most Of The clerks have bad their
anurnI vocation, and If they absent
themselves from their desks, II must
be In tllc performance Of a patriotic
duty, ana at their own expense. II
they do not they incur the risk Of
bg Tie machine bosses,
who regard oyaity and devotion TO
party higher and nobler virtue than
t. ihe government. There
is probability that the heads Of de-
pa,tmcnls viii ignore the law, and
permit the clerks to 20 home 70 vote
without loss Of pny. None Of Them,
unless il be The poslmsster-gCnogali has
developed consciousness Of duty aud
q regard for law that conflicts with The
interests Of the party they represcnt.
Should there be an hcgira of govern
mcnt employees rom Washington next
week, some industrious congressman
of Democratic persuasion should invc5.
tlgate The matter, and If the law has
been violated give IL publicity, that
the people may see who are the OBJ
cftbe lawsof the land as well
as Of propllety and decencY.