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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Notes.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin suggests that st.
Paul and Minneapolis go into partnership on a
base ball team. No, thanks. Either St. Paul
or Minneapolis will give ball club quite as good
support as Milwaukee. The Northwestern
league did not die from lack Of support in st.
Paul and Minneapolis, and both cities can keep
teams in the field if their support elsewhere is
as good as at home.
G. W. Field, captain Of the sophomore foot
ball team at Brown university, Providence, R. l.,
has been obliged to leave college for home on
account of the fracture OF rib on Saturday.
VIM. A woodside, of Chicago, in mile race
at Boston for professional bicyclists, was de-
feated yesterday by Z. James, Of England, by q
foot
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
More MuIrigam Coming.

=
New YORK, Sept 29.--The Times: "a Bos
ton dispatch TO the EceHing Post speaks of the
next batch of Mr.. Blaine's letters which Mr.
Mr.. Mulligan will publish il the public interests
seem to demand their publication, ss containing
one that would drive Blaine from the country by
the next steamer. We submit that 1t would not
be fair TO Mr.. Blaine 10 publish that letter while
be is in the west, twenty four hours or more
from the nearest seaport"
The H0rid' Mr.. Blaine is the guest OF Mrs.
Garfield in Cleveland to-day. The visitation to
the TO the tomb OF the martyred president will be
made in the company OF the widow, and nothing
win be left undone to insure pathetic and melo-
dramatic performance. There is but one man in
the United States who would resort TO such a
performance as this to fire the party heart and
draw out few extra votes. His name is james
O. Blaine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Wisconsin Items.
Ispecial Telegram to the Globe-

Especial Telegram to the Globe
MADISON, Wis, Sept S9.-Nrs. Henry Manus.
highly respected lady OF this city, was stricken
with paralysis yesterday morning and died this
morning without regaining Consciousness.
Ira Curtiss, father Of Mrs. Prof J. h Czrpeu-
ter, was taken suddenly sRd dangerously sick
this morning. Mr.. Curtiss is one of the pioneers
Of this city. he Is very old and feeble.
Geo. c. Ford was this morning sentenced
70 the state prison By United States
District Judge Bum for one year Ford has
been engaged in extensive swindling operations
sioug the line OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul road n falsely representing . Cincinnati
Erhocrzphic house
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
CLOTHING,
A Sacrifice to Trousers

How many mothers have felt like crying when
they have seen their babies throwing of their
Kilt Suits and putting on trousers for tho first
time They are babies no longer, but are now
transformed into the romping boy. No matter,
we viii look out for him NOW as well az when
he wore KILT SUITS, and provide natty-Iooking
CREEDMoREs, KNOCKABoUT and PLATED
BLOUSE SUITS. all with the CAVALRY KNEE.
Our assortment Of these suits is simply immense,
and any mother that cannot be suited from our
stock cannot be suited anywhere. For So. so,
500 or $500, we can give you many new pat
terms to select from.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
sanborn Co.,.tr Conrention.

Especial Correspondence Of the Globe
WooNsocKET, Oak, Sept. %, 1ss4.-At q
mass convention OF the Democracy Of Ssnborn
county at this place, on above dste, to send rep
resent2tion 10 the Territorial convention. to be
held at Sioux Falls, Oct. l, 1884, Thos. r Dunn
was elected delegate and Ed. Welch. alternate.
The convention deemed it best not TO hamper its
delegates with instructions, but expressed By
resolution decided preference tOr that sterling
and tried Democrat, Capt Hugh Lewis, who
gave arm in defense OF the Union, Of San
born county. as delegate in congress. Yours
respectfully, d. 5. DUNKKL,
Sec'y County Convention
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
STATE POLITICS.
IFabasha,r COants Republicans.

TSEcCILI ltIc--IaII % bIlt JlDOe.T
WARAsHAw, MINI. Sept so.-An towns but
cue were represented st the Republican county
convention held here to-day. IL. D. Stocker, of
Lake City. was called TO the chair and c. JeIIi-
son. Of Wsbashaw. made secretary. a commit
tee OF three was appointed On credentials, con-
sistinE of J. II Mullen, Of Wsbashaw, L $. Van
Vliet, OF Lake City sud D. Ford OF Nazeppa. F.
N. SalIy. OF Lake City. W II. FeIIsr, OF Elsin.
snd ". T. Dzgan, of Wsb2shaw, were named as
; committee on credentials who represented the
temporary Is well as the permanent organization
There being but one candidate for county audi
tor, Bruce Florer, OF WabashsE. be was
nominated for that position by aecIsnation. and
there being but one candidate foz county atsor-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30

ALBANY, Sept. 29.-Gen. Butler, Thomas F.
Grady and Col. Blinton Duncan, OF Kentucky,
addressed labor meeting tonight at the Hudson
avenue tent. An organized mob OF employees on
the new capital took possession and endesvored
to break up the meeting. They procured eggs
and hurled them at Grady during his address.
The eggs not forcing Grady to retire, he was then
allowed to continue his address, The demonstrs-
ton was evidently intended only for Grady.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
.I0hn McCnIIongh Hissed.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-John McCullough's ap-
pearsnce in ''the Gladiator at McVicker's TO-
night created most painful impression. He
was msnifestly unable to cope with the require
ments of his part, and was vigorously hissed in
the early scenes, but later a reaction set in,
when the cause was seen to be physical weak
close OF the play
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
NYaterious Death.
Special Telegram to the Globe. I

Special IeIegram 70 The Globe
DEs NoISEs, lows, Sept S2.-Georye johnson,
colored policeman, died Suddenly Sunday
morning he left his best At midnight and stepped
into saloon, ate 8 sandwich, went home.
wSs seized with severe pain
in the stomach, and died in 4 few
moments post ncrtem examination was
held and the cause OF death pronounced heart
disease His family and friends reject the de-
eisic1- as he never complained OF heart trouble.
was never sick, aud was especially dislsksd BY
TIE ssioon keepers Of tie ss:y.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Penitentiary of North Dakota.
Ispecia, Telegram to the Globe. /

BISMARCK, D. T., Sept. 29.-At meeting
of the board of commissioners for the peni-
tentiary of north Dakota to-day, the building
was accepted from Contractor Dan Williams,
who was appointed warden. He gave bonds
in the sum Of sl5, 900. The building cost
$50, 900. It is considered model of work
mans shin.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
RMtier's Cheek.

ALBAST, Sept. 29.-Gen. Butler arrived here
from New York this afternoon. He was met at
the depot by about ZOO persons. He entered q
carriage and driven to the capitol park,
where he made brief speech. He denounced
monopolies, and expressed the belief that he
would be elected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Hendricks at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 29,-Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks will be in this city Tuesday, the guest
of the Southern exposition. Extensive prepara-
tions for a reception are being made. Mr.. Hen
bricks will address q political meeting at New
Albany Tuesday night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Wintry at Fergus Falls.
[Special Telegram Id dc Globe

FERsus FAILS, MINI, Sept. PA cold wave
from the north struek this section this forenoon
and winter overcoats were at once brought into
reouisition. There was cold drizzling rain
during the greater portion OF the day, but to-
night il has stopped. though it is still cloudy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
CIeroIand,s CaIlers.

ALBANY, Sept. s9.-Among to-day's callers on
Gov. Cleveland were Bishop Gallaher, OF Louis-
ianna, accompanied by Rev. Walter W. Bates
hall, of Albany, of j. Ii. Aldrieh, of New York,
j. b. Redgeld, OF Chicago, James w. Ridgeway,
of Brooklyn.
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ney, Abbott E. Smith, of Lake City, he was also
..:.... L.

nominated by acclamation.
For representatives, d. D. Philly of Mazeppa;
John Wear, of Mt. Pleasant; +. j. Schmauss, of
Pepin; Ferdinand Hempee, of Elein, and G. F..
Young, of Lake City, were placed in nomina-
ton.
On the theory that the back towns should have
representation, the nominations of ID. ID. Philiy
and Ferdinand Hempel were made unanimous
For the third representative an informal ballot
taken, which resulted as follows: Wear 40,
Young 90, Schmauss 8. Upon the vote being an
nounced, Mr.. Wears nomination was made
unanimous, he having a majority Of the votes
cast.
After authorizing the chair to appoint county
committee OF five, the convention adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Strait at Northtield.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
NoRTHFIEnD, Sept. 29.-Major Strait has been
here, and during the past six days. seven up
stair caucuses, private, have been held and
Strait man is already chosen for next Thursdays
caucus. The anti-Straits should watch the ring
Straits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Immense Success.

The great auction sale OF clothing, dry goods,
ETC., ct 422 Wabashaw street, opened yesterday
to tremendous crush of people. The sale viii
continue to-day
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
VICTORIA MOROSINl.
Some Previously Unwritten History
Regarding her Marriage.
special Telegram to the Globe. 4


NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The Jforning Journal
says: When Victoria Morosini clipped she liter
ally left the paternal roof tree with only the
clothes on her back. At Troy her husband
bought her a handsome black cash.
mere dress, and this she wore on her
return. When she saw her mother in her ele-
CANT home at Yonkers no entreaties could prevail
upon her father, still smarting under the mortif-
cation of the elopement, to permit her to replen-
ish her wardrobe from the many elegant dresses
she owned. Her fathers mandate
was even more severe than this :;
1t prohibited her from taking away the smallest
memento, and she gave up the endeavor to Sc
cure by moral suasion any Of the costly presents
her father heaped on her wherewith TO begin q
new life a coachman's wife. Her diamonds,
and they said to be rare and priceless gems,
were refused her, and it is said she is now about
to begin suit for their recovery. The value
Of the property in dispute is said to amount TO
s75, 900. She bases her claim to il on the ground
that the costly dresses, diamonds and articles Of
value were given her absolutely by her father
and that the title TO them rests in her alone She
to the in-sssorted union.' although she has sue
ceeded in winning over every other member of
the family.
Her two brothers visited her and her husband
and assured the pair that they might rely on the
love and friendship of everyone except the obdu-
rate father.
Victoria says his love for her mas turned to
hate, and. as she had given up all hope OF ap-
peasing his wrath, she proposes to compel him
to restore her property. The case may come up
during the week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30

CINCINNATI, Sept. 29. Gen. Logan has cancel
led his Chillicothe, o., engagement for Thurs
day, and has telegraphed his intention to be
here Thursday evening. Mr. Blaine will also be
in Cincinnati that evening
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30

Secure your seats at once for Y. NJ C. A. Lee
ture and Concert. Course-Joseph Cook. Mar
ket Hall, Thursday, October I'd. Cough, Bur-
dette, Tourgee, Chicago Msdrignl Club and Red
path Lyceum Concert Co.. with reserved seat
So; on sale at Nathan Ford's, 96 East Third
street, ST. Paul Book and Stationery Co.'S Geo.
B. Whitehorne's, $50 Jackson street, and Y. NJ.
C. a. Rooms opposite postofice. Diagram OF
seats at Ford's only till Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Looan Cancels His Drte nt ChflI;cotle.

Wisconsin and Iowa. Hence the fierce battle
being made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30
Base Ball Yesterday.

AI DtIrOII-bOsIOu o. UtIIOII U.
At Buffalo-New York 10, Buffalo 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 2. indianapolis o.
UNION ASSOCIATION.
At Observation-Disclosures Paul, rain.
At st. Louis-St. Louis ., Baltimore 4.
At Observation-Disclosures z, National 5.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 5, Boston 2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-30

short stop was made 10 enable Mr. BlAiue to be
presented 10 large crowd which hSd assembled
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-30

GUT ben &iiden; Grau bon &atenou
tridte inoe 1en rubig tpeiter an ibren
Strumpf, immer bon 3eit gu 3eit Ben
9of itberblidenb. Oas tDar 10 tire
Qrt bes Na6mittags spii6en bier unb
ts6s ubr, ionit g6nnte fie fid6 tpenig
&ube.
Segeba6 min Ben MbI9ieb nebmen,
Wtorib, reiBt Su es f6on? fragte fie
na6 elmer Weile.
IS 1T bas 8elte, ct tpirb bof nid6ts
ipeiter, ertpieoerte Der Sobn, er aanft
1ib nit allen 8orgeiebten.
glber Die fnappe peniion?
ytnu, er fann ia tpobl babon eriiiren,
Mutter.
ct! Ct! aber bas Mdb6ens flang
es unge6ulbig.
N9, Ntutter!
Sa, GROCER @ott, Mforib - 9u
ipri9it bonn 9eiratben! Wenn Du ein=
NAL ein babies Subeab &inber bait,
mas benfft Su, TOO foI i9 es berz
nebmens Sic batte es i6ersbaft gez
fpro9en, unb 8eioe muBten la9en.
(Gortiesuns folst.)
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oetten, 2242 Gemeine unb 10 Wsilit6rat
fangene our6 &riegsgeri6te abgeurtbeilt
tpurben, i'm 8ansen allo 2268. Set beu
lebten fiinf Sabren bat Die Qnsabl Der
triegsre9tli6en 8erbanblung ffetig aus
genommen. Sn 1880 tparen es 1913 !;
in 1881, 1892; lit 1882, 1850, unb in
1883, 1885. 9ie Nn3abl Ser @arniionsz
un6 &egimentsz z&rieesgeri6te mar 1O,>
933. IS wirb empfoblen, baB Off3iere,
bic auBerbalb ibrer Yofen gu &riegsz
geri6ten fommanbirt tperbem, bieielben
Sidten erbalten, pie biirgerli1e 3eugen.
Sn ge5ug auf protofOQirte etolicbe Nusz
iagen empfieblt ber 8eri9t, oaB Of
fi5iere Der 9lrmee unb bes Separtements
bes @eneral=Nnbiteurs unb bic Wubis
teure ber&riegsgeri9te ernd9ti9t uerben
1ollen, bieielben gu beglaubigen. IS
miro borgei6lagen, bas @eIeb 10 su
dnoern, bab gipil5eugen aur Musiage
ge3wungen perben f0nnen, tpenn lie BON
einem &riegsgeri6t pDrgelaben tperben.
Muslano.
= Mus Sapan tpirb gernel6et, baB
Der Wfifabo Ben elropdil9en Sc Ian6z
ten bic Wfittbeilung bon Der @rri9tung
elmer pairie in Sapan, befeben6 aus
II Siiriten, "a Marfgrafen, 76 @rafen,
374 Uicomtes unb "a 8aronen. qe=
ma6t bat.
= Sas nit BEN, r2onooner eSournal"
perbunOene .Sonboner beutf9e Sage
blatt1, tpel6es am 1. Suli bieies Sabres
tn's 2eben trat, bat tpeqen Mangels an
gebOriger 1nterftiibuns ieitens Der in
Sonoon leben6en 9eutl9en iein @r=
f9einen bereits eingeltellt.
= Berlin. Dr. Winotborit hat in
8munben nit Dem Seraog bon gum=
berlanb eine 8eratbung sebabt; er rietb
benz 6er5og, gu @uniten 6es &ronprinz
3en auf feline 9lnipriiDe auf 6annober
unb 8raunf6meig gu ber3i9ten un6 fi6
NIT preuBen ab5ufinben. WinbtborIf
Deigerte ii6, ben @rafen @rote als
Wertreter beg Sersogs au empfanaen.
= st. petersburg. 6ier baben
tpieoerum 8erbaftungen BON 9eibiliffen
itattgefun6en. 3immer 8omben unb
S6riftftiide nit elmer 8el6reibung
zines nibiliitii9en &omplotts tpuroen
aufgefunben. Ser vMosfauer 3eituna"
1T aug &iep ein Nufruf boa Der beftigs
1fen Srobungen augegangen.- Ser Nis
biliiten Giibrer 2apatin 1T auf bem
DNemsfi" proipect" bierielbf berbaftet
tporoen. @r leiitete ber3meifelte Sc
gentpdbr, tuur6e aber f6lieBlitb BON ber
poliaei iiberudltigt. ct, rief Der bur9
ben &f berbeigelodten Menge au,
feinen Greunben gu fagen, oaB er berz
Iaftet tporoen fei. Die poIiaei bat felt
bier Sabren tpegen feiner Sbeilnabme
an Der grmor6ung bes Generals Mez
iensotp auf i'm 9efabn6et. 3panaig
Stubenten, meift S6bne b6berer 8ez
antten in poIen, uno eine Maaabl Wedo<
den aus guten Samilien 1inb in War,
i6au als angebli@e Mbilifen berbaftet
tpprben.
= paris. Ser @aulois beitdtiqt bic
Ia9fi6t, 6aB 9eutf6lanb auf Wunf6
oes Sultans 8argafb Ben @aio, 3auaiz
bar unter feinen S6ub gefteQt babe unb
bab 9r. @erbarb &oblis ermd6tigt
tporben lei ben biesbeaiiglieben 8ertrag
absui6lieBen. 3mei beuti6e &orbetten
feien i'm 8egriffe, bon @il6elmsbafen
na9 3an5ibar absugeben.
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Alfnrie @eiifinner hnt in i,

Marie @eiitinger bat in ibrer
Nbi9iebsborfe1ung i'm Sbeater an ber
Wien cine &ebe gebaltem unb barin Elm
fir cine &iinftlerin iiberraf6enbes @e=
1tdnbuiB gemadt. v@s fino nun bal6
(faum mage i6 es aussuipre6en) 20
Sabre, iagte iie, ubaB i6 dig rS60ne
9elena" gum erfen Male bor sic binz
trat: bod mas 1T 3eit-tpas iino Sabre,
mo- bas @efiibl bic Meni9en berbinbetl"
WennaGe S9auipielerinnen 10 aufri6iig
tpdren. tpiirben Die &eiben BET riugenb=
li6en" 2iebbaberinnen fi6 getpaltig
li6ten unb elm Stamnt=gorps bon
fomii9en Nlten bilben, bas bis su ben
ferniten @ei6le6tern uuieres Sbeaterz
publifums ausrei6en tpiirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-30

= Sn MontgomerD tpurbe elm Saz
lonbeliBer auf Der @traBe nieoergei6laz
gen unb nm $400 beraubt.
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Seinbe npm nem gustem 81 ben Sebem=

Saufen6e @ef6i6ten bieier Mrt tper=
ben er5dblt, tpelde ale, tpenr fie griinoz
LID unterfu6t iper6en, bon bDspepti=
t9en uno nerb6ien Srdumen berriibren.
Sid bon fol9en unangenebmen Srdu=
ll1en au befreien tlno Cure Mdgen unb
yferben 5lt itdrfen, nebmt 8rown's
Srott Bitters. Sebermann, Der bieies
beriibmte Stdatlngsmittel probirt, fin
oct es suberldiiig unb angenebm in feis
ner Wirfung. 9err 9lug. Sane, BON
634 Glm Str., Cincinnati, fagt:
ygropn's Sron Bitters beilte mid b6l=
Zig bon Dpspepfe."
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Die
B6bsnt,id,s Vrcie 9ieifs
erideiut
ieben DOnnerltas
ur,b fpltet
$3.50 baS Sabr Dcsr $1.25 fdr 6
WOnute in YcruuSte3uhlnns.
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= NDer's SariapariGa tpirft NIT
gnti6iebenbeit unb &aI9beit barauf
bin, bas glut gu reinigen uno 31 be.
rei6ern, ben 9lppetit an3uregen, bic
Nerben gu frdftigen unb ben ganaen
&0rper au itdrfen. Sic lit baber in
bollitem Slime bes Mortes cine altez
ratibe Mee6isin. @er irgenb an
S6wd9e leibet, iollte einen 8erfu9
banlit MAIDEN.
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COPPER

New York quotations.)
,.Lo grnarior . .12c. per b
Other brands. 49,. .12c. q 121z per ID
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Dried Fruits.
CBuying prices.1
Sugar.
$40 90 q s1I.m q 100 lbs
u OEsl.

xxT1,ito cor1rp 40 mos.
gHrowtb5 .'............ l2c q lie p b
Black spring (l2 mos. .,
growth AVc 9 1zc
White fall and lambs t.
mos. GROWTH -. lOc q l2c
Black fall snd lambs 70 -
mos. growth ,...,..,-- & g gc !.
Arizona white. &c g Ioc :.
Z" black. .....-.... &c % ="
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To all who are suffering from erroT S 80
early decay. loss Of manhood eteSa sl ! VII nF
send a recipe that VIII cure you, FREE S or
CHARGE. This great remedy wss - I
covered by missionary In south Anep bIsa
Joseph I. ISMAS, Station D, New York
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member

Rsmembcr
that NJ. II. kipElan manufactures al nus
goods. and tllarefore can undersen his
competitors.
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Many sufferers from liver and kidney com
plaints would ind great relief. and many
niqht be entirely cured. II they would per
severe in the use of Emil Frese's Hamburg
Tes- q simple vegetable remedy, which acts
ne msqic on these organs, cleansing away
ali impurities and restoring to vigorous
health those parts so long under bondage 70
disease. ~ -
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Hides.


Dv flint hides and kip, good. 14c d
Dry flint hides and kip, damsg. loo
Dry flint caf skins, good, -. l2c
Dry flint calf skins, damaged: DC
Dry salt hides, kip and calf,
good,
Dry salt hides, kip and cali
Dry horse hides. -. 25c TO $50 each
Green hides and kip, good 49, &c ID
Green hides and kip, damaged, &c
Green calf skins, good. &c
Green calf skins, damaged 80 &c
Green sailed hides and Kip, wen
cured, good, -. :.::-...,; 81
Green sailed hides and KIP, vel
cured, damaged, ........;; ~ p"
Green sailed, calf skins, wen
cured, good &C
Green sailed calf skins, vel
cured, damaged, ..........-' oH
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No Stable or Household is complete without
Nunn's Black Oil.

Overwhelming testimonials accompany
every bottle, proving them to be the Best
Medicine ever discovered.
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HOME MARKETS.

H,-ners. Miners and General Deal
rrs: al quotations given in this column n!
sIe ,t G of the different markets prices
sPo+aS are at wholesale rates, and retail
S SuV must expect to pay somewhat
Sigher figure:
Office of THE HERALD.
Monday evening. Nov. II, 1884.
salt Lake Ore Market.
FURNISHED daily by Mccormick & Co..
Bankers.
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Heart Pains.

& 8 On Heart Pains.
Palpitation, Dropsi cal SweiingSS; Diz
illness, Indigestion, Headaehe; olT =
lessness cured by wells heai'1 NJ
newer"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-20

THE Philadelphia Record makes an
excellent point against Mr.. Blsine's
complaint that the senator's from the
states Of the late Confederacy ALL with
out single exception" participated in
the rebellion against the national gov
ernment. The Record quietly asks him
whether any Of these senators we're more
active par ticipan in the rebellion than
Malone and Riddleberger, with whom
Mr.. Blaine, his aids and agents, have
just been cheek by jowl And, when this
conundrum has been ans wered, the admi
rers of Mr.. BIaine's speech and those
who march under his bloody shirt banner,
may explain what moral or material in
terest has suffered from the displace-
ment Of the Spencers, Dorseys, Kelluggs
and Claytons, with the Hamptous, La
mars, Vsnces and Garlands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-20

IHE smokeless stacks of fireless furna-
CESS multiply daily. They are the excla,
nation points of protest against any
tsupsring with the tariff.-Ph7adelphid
hes.
1t is really almost time that the cheer
full idiots who have been editing the
Press for few months past be displaced,
and that some Of the men of sense yet
remaining In the establishment mount
the tripod. The close of twenty four
Years Of Republican administration and
uninterrupted control of the tariff found
two-thirds Of the furnaces of the
country out Of blast, and about the
same proportion Of its woolen and cot
ton mills either idle or running on short
time. Worse results than these no
economic policy and no political admin
istration could show. There is no
change for evil since the election, and
the editorial economist who ascribes
conditions resulting under the tariff Il
a change in the tariff that has never dS
CURED it is a strain on politeness tc
call him an idiot.