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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
REAL ESTATE.

We would call special attention TO the
new and complete houses we have for
sale on It. Anthony Hill, just beyond
the Laurel avenue street car barn.
We have only four left. They are we'll
built and convenient in every way and
have the advantage OF being offered on
such terms rs to bring them within the
reach Of any one desiring home
Fine residence lots close to Summit
park. Best Of neighborhOOds, con-
yenient TO ears, business aud the pref
tiest pleasure ground in the city.
Lots near the new Catholic church
and buildings now being erected ON
Mississippi street. We have property
close TO the church aud beyond which
we offer on the most reasonable terms
We have high priced residence fronts
on the best streets. and cheap lots,
which we sell on small payments.
Income bearing business property
and dwellings
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
REAL ESTATE.
MONEY tOLOAN.

We negotiate mortgage loans on real
estate security for any sum from $500
to S3O,o0O. Funds constantly on
hand for investment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
REPUBLIcAN IRBEGuLARITTEs.

The inspectors of election district No. 9,
Roxbury, n. Y, have certified that fifty
faur Blaine electoral ballots cast at the late
election, were printed on green paper. One
hundred green ballots are also certified to in
Middletown. This is contrary to the statute
requiring ballots TO be printed on plain white
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
Roscoe cOnISiing. Democratic Counsel

Especial Telegram 10 the GlODe.t
NEW YORK. Nov. IA matter Of com
ment among business men and politicians
to-day is the fact that ex-senator Roscoe
Conkling has joined the counsel engaged by
the Democratic national committee TO see
that there is a fair count in the vote OF this
state. Conkling was treated to q special
demonstration by the Democratic business
mems parade as he appes-y7 at the window
Of the club house on Fifth
avenue, and his consent to act
as counsel for the Democrats is significant in
view of his lifelong fight against Blaine.
Conkling never forsakes friend and never
forgets an enemy, and James G.. Blaine
may count upon this fact, that he viii use
every means in his power to make his defeat
as complete as possible.
THERE Is no EXCITEMENT
over the meeting Of supervisors to-day in the
several counties of the state. The minor
duties are purely perfunctory aud clerical
aud confirmed by law TO the addition
and formulation of the count as
given them in official returns Of election dis
trlct inspectors. In several Of them they
will do little more than organize to-day. The
New York aldermen met at noon as the
board of supervisors. 1t is conceded that
Cleveland has the state. The only indica-
tons Of irregularities, so far reported, were
in one district in this city, and those were
evieently more the result Of ignorance and
stupidity than anything else. The board OF
election inspectors arrested are still in Jail
but the missing returns have been found and
were filed wrongfully with the mayor instead
Of the county clerk. They coincide with the
reported results on election night, and BY
order Of the court have been verified by the
inspectors under arrest. They, however, art
kept in the tombs, pending
final examination, and it will e
hard with them IL there is sny
evidence of criminality. The excitement
has passed away, and there Is no spprehen
sion Of any dispute, the fact being that the
claim by the Republican committee is mat
ter Of form to let their party down easy.
Gov. Cornell is in the street this after
noon, and says to the GLOBE correspondent
that he is confident there viii be fai
count, and that nothing but q fai
count can be the outcome Of the measure.
taken by both parties. He doesn't spprehenC
any dispute or any appeal to the courts, and
while he does not acknowledge he is evil
IDENTITY satisfied that there is no hope for tn
Republicans capturing the electoral vote
AS matter of fact Cleveland'
plurality is over 1 1000 aud probably exceeds
1000. The Democratic and Republican
commissioners have sent special men 10 tn
districts where there is prospect OF an
difference, and they viii scrutinize religiousl
every figure. This is the first day that rumor
have not been flying of the discovery o
glaring errors and fraud, and there is smal
attention TO politics ss compared with th
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS !!

that thrills through a person like shock
from an electric battery, does more good
than oceans of doctors stuff; besides,
laugh is contagious. Who can help
smiling even if heis ignorant of the joke
when in the company with jolly good
laughing fellow, he will cause ripple Of
pleasure to tighten up the most serene
countenance, and for time at least,
make us forget all the silly cares and
troubles that WE IMAGINE beset US,
but on the other hand, laughing alone
will not keep us healthy. We must pro-
vide seasonable covering for our bodies.
In Winter, warm OVERCOATS, SUITS
and UNDERWEAR, and where else in
ST. Paul, but at ''THE BOSTON" can
such garments be found, that combine
good honest workmanship and wearing
qualities with solid comfort and low
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times about our BON TON ULSTERS,
NEWMARKET and SURTOUT OVER
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The people read our advertisements fof
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THEY and WE are benefited thereby,
These are some of the attractions we
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Lot 77l3. Mems all-wool Suits, 81 90
Lot 1895. Mems Shuman's Cass.
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lot Suits 400
Our line of Mems Suits from SIS to $35,
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Lot 256 Boys Suits, VelureCas-
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Lot 1920. Boys Suits, all-wool
Victory Cashmere 4 80
Lot 1886. Our famous Knocka-
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Lot 1905. Mems Chinchilla face
Overcoats 90
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And hundreds of other styles in Mems
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Cashmere Overcoats 90
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Our line of Boys and Children's Over
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of New York city. Should any of these
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unnecessary shopping by coming direct
to s'THE BOSTON" st. Paul. Bear in
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make up reliable garments that will hit
every taste and suit all classes, are al
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
RICHMOND COUNTY.

The chairman of the board Of canvAssers
invited the chairman Of the county Republi-
can and Democratic committees TO witness
the count, which was only interrupted
by the offering Of four afTidavits OF men who
declared they voted for Butler In Smithfed
hut believe their votes we're credited 10
Cleveland. The board of canvassers took no
notice of the affdavits. The official vote was
declared as follows: Blaine 3, 1874, Cleve-
land 8, 1876, Butler 75, st. John 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
scHENEcTEDY COUNTY.

Blaine 1890, Cleveland 2,977, Butler Al,
81. John l06. The electoral returns from
nine election districts were without tickets
attached, and we're sent back for correction.
The board meets again tomorrow.
The canvass of Dutchess county is half
completed. The returns from several towns
were sent back TO have clerical errors cor
rected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12
A.soc;ated Press summary.

Cleveland's plurality ......................l
+Unofficial.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-12

Blaine 4,44l, Cleveland 3, ,1s9, Butler SO,
st. John 4S3.
In Orange county the returns from sew
eral towns aud districts were sent back for
correction Of clerical errors. None material.
In Ulster county some returns were sent
back to the inspectors, owing 70 irregulari-
ties, which do not affect the presidency.
The Democrats and Republicans were repre-
sented by counsel.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22

Lexington, ky., Nov. ll.-Maud :.
has proved herself a greater mare than
even her late owner, Mr.. w. III. Wander
bit, or her present, Mr.. Robert Bonner,
ruff, the Old time trainer of trotting
horses, laid it down as iron.clad Law
that you could never have a fast mile
after a frost had struck the ground.
Last week ice formed repeatedly and
took the elasticity from the soil. Sober
headed men like DR.. Kerr said it was
what no horse except herself had ever
done. Enthusiasts, however, predicted
that the record would be broken. The
day was bright for November, but the
expert does not look for muscles 10 be
flexible when Indian summer ONE
There was a large gathering Of the very
the fair ground track. Hundreds of
,hurch going people were present,
among them several divines, and Mr..
} onier was gratiiied to see a piacard
'onspI'u"uSiy posted on the grand
tand, mo Betting Allowed" At 1870
hair anne out oehlnd the queen ana
gave iitr warming mp mile III -:-oi'
Inc Judges ana timers were MAJ II. |.
Ai"I'oiiileil, Col. II west, II W IL
wilson. In me opposite stahd "r'
oonner hei'i his watch, nanNed on op'h
lh'" by 'eh. D. +. i'p''i'isoh, MI L."
~"rodd!Tai. Nr. hic'hir" hhHrrS'i' anu
Hamilton BUSH. Inc CONDITIONS under
when IN" performance Was indhe were
Nff'tch ~ we record oooh, Nt'Nu =.
"Ii' START 10 beal her own rec"rd OF
W., or. Sl'"u"i she pe"t me record
N""ihurii ldrhi, "heFe S1e was pT'd,
"N! commemorate me ac''ie'e'heht p'
I" her, through the heh'nrky
lr"tilhg fi"rs" BrecberS Association, e
mp "Hh tAe tlhe made ~ hor eiEF"'
% thereon BAR logged arolnd the
ifarh, Wehl 10 the heai OF ne stretch
anne down. II hoi!cd Tor the word.
lac great mare ana II" make a Sl'@ir
u stake. IA" me OF the FIRST quarter
""s 81, aud Of the half mile, 1874. tn"
ihree quarter pole was reached III l:"',
a''d mere Nr. Ho"'rnlun joined h"r
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22

IA. l.. (. WEsr's NERVE AND ERAlS IILAT-
.wSr, a gisrant,Ad specific for Tysteria, ! ,rzi-
ne-s, touvulsiuus, tits. Nervous Nturaisls'
H.. Iachn. Nervous plos,ration rnLet q ~ TIC use
9; .jenh,, or 'obarco. Wthcfuli ess, Net t9i De-
pr-r.iol, &,ften,as Of tie Erair %roui'ng II n
sili,y eri la.drlg to misery. d'tny ara cs.'h.
prerr.ta~s Old Age. Isrltriots. 1Cts OF ItNtr
IN 1T. r seE, Involuntary ] osf,s. aud re mat
o~rho.a cao.ad by oysrexer,ion OF tlcifa'n, eel
,rn month treatment. $40 a lex, O. re- boaos
Tor 500. sant by mail pier q q q" rcceiJtUi pr!ce.
W.: GVaHAEF:E AK EcNts
10 cure a9y cagr. with each ord'r IttclNtd bS u ~
rnrs I borea. c~ccoinpen!cd with $50, We Will
-un3 ,ha purchaser our written srsrai tcc 10 re-
nd the money IL the tr.ttnu.I does Lot erect
ere. Guarantees lesued ONLY Is
Wo0pAs,U. CLARK 4 CO..
wZr1&anl> saa -Ie+CIl S-neS'
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Or.ers ~ nia.l wili receive prompt attention
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
Notice o. Final Nronf
@. Prank 4 Holden. DS No. 2i50.
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwoop, u. f..
NOV. >, 1854

Notice is horcy given that the fullowllg nam
4 settler has filed nNi'c ~ His intention 60 make
NAL proof IA nl2"nrt Of his claim, Aul that said
i,conf ", II be ma l., brfrrc Ia" judge or clerk ot
tAr ii.tr 1t court OF Caster rolnls -. /.
e. "Istyr City -. r., GA Tuesday Dec. -, 1881
viz: ,
f..uk A. Ho'ien DS2E0f c ~" hfsc ar and
: hfsA q: soc ~ - range : T. i II II
ti.nalncs ia, 1,iioNiur w.tuvSsCs - prove rs
.ontiHuru> residence Ulon, ani cultivation OF,
SAIL ltu1, Viz;
I. +. HirriS. ". Unlcrwnod, y. Dennis, Ii.
Mdliox M OF Custer county. Dsk.
!. =. LCSE, Register.
Fir publication, Nov S.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22

,"'"ugurare work on an extens;
scale at once, and TO this end contract.
wlll be lei for sinking two shaft. one Z,
a depth of fifty feet, the other as assess
hlent or representation work.
The property Of the COMPANY. located
IN knby gulch, two and a half miles from,
Lead, is one Of the best silver prosnec,e
III the Hills, and its development into
a permanent and profitable mine will
surprise no n familiar with the dis.
trict. The company as recently organ.
inzed' is differed by Harry Gregg pre-
s%ident; +. }. Washabaugh, secretary F.
Lofiand, treasurer. Treasury stock will
placed at a reasonable price, and
development work will begin without
delay, Mr.. Gregg visiting the e
day for hat purpose.
This district owes it's DEVELOPMENT
argely to the energetic work and IN.
'lterable faith of +. b. Ross, one of the
owners of the property. Mr..
toss mas several other locations upon |
'hlct he is prosecuting thorough work |!
'ith the best possible results, as attest.
d by the quality of ore produced, and
y a humble of surprisinu
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
Notice Of Final Proof
Lsnd Once at Deadwood, Oak.
OCT glsf iNNl


Notice is hereby given that the blowing nam
cd settler has flrl notice OF his intention 10 make
,iial proof in support OF his claim, and that salt
proc will bc made ocforctnc jadge or cierk o.
- T.. on nee. -. 1884. viz:
Cha.les Jones Ill 800 for the n hf sw or sec l, y
ht-c or see = tp ) ; RANCE re d II "
he utnics the following witnesses TO prove hi'
continuous, silence upOl and cultivation OF
al iand. va
lr4ak Sender David PuSf:or, Gyms Belknap
william Feather, All Of Caster county, ID. [.
j. I. LU5E, Register
First publication Sov.S
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22

In the district coart Of the First Judicial dis
tfict Of Das ia territory IN and tor Custer couil
Is.
Dennis Carrigan, piF.
vs. summons.
Peter Siaplctou and
C.aS 4. fiiscro!t defs
10 Peter Staplet1n AL Charles A Haserodt
defendants above named,
You arr hereby Summoned and required II
answer the y.iap!a at annex Il an serve a copy
OF your answer on the subscriber AT his oiic~ II
:hp city of Custer, Custer county, u. T.. " thin
thirty lays after the service Of the summons OF
yon exclusive or thc lay Of service. II Won fai
to answer the complaint wit.iin that time III,
plaintiff y III take Judgment against yon for the
sum Of one hundred dollars with interest IRON
the 10Th day II Snp,cmhcr, 1883 rs well n an At
torneys ;cc of ten dollars aud costs OF this action
A. l.. SPR iGUE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
To Peter staplcton one Of Defendants above nam
ci.
Please take notice that the complaint in Thu
action was ilei in the iii - o the clerk OF tho
district coIrt in and FIR Caster county, ID T., al
Custer City Oh the 18th day Of Au%ust. 1874.
Al SPRAGUE,
Attorney for Plaintiff
First Publication Sept. -.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
Summons.

tho district conrt Of the First Judicial dis
tfict Of Das 3ta territory In and tor Custer couil'
-
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
notice or C0aNuT.TioR raJOF
or Ilomas Qat{ley III SIG.

or Thomas GliSlcy HI SIG.
land Oaicc AZ D,Alvooi, Oak
OCt. 1871 lSSi
Notice is hereby given 10 Josephine II Dna-
won't wnn i4a - y. :. lj71 that the {nliowing
aa,nri Scl.lrr na. Gicl nptir,of lis intention 10
max, c,aAmlta'iDu prluf!n support u his "lai"l
a.l tlat ,aii nrnut ~il &c us &C. before the reg
istpr aui rec, AZ, 1t pca iwooi u. T.. on Deceln-
.nf5.n. !s2i. : h:
IE.ras Qle.y IS &c Car ia" e hfnc Or see.
ION 3 q H. =, g, .tr' D.! - ~ = ~Dlth ," Is n II
cnatues The ~ "a ng u tn"sso~ 20 prove his
.aat.uupu. r. silence up)u, ami cl'tNatlon OF,
sattlaui y,I;
III ya.,t g. Elynn, john Chils"n, James \.
SAND, ~, Bael q Wool of custer CitN, OAK.
j. T.. LUSE, Register
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
I1T!cr OF FINN. PROOF

Land Once at D,n'wood, Dae,
Nov. jtp 1884.
TO Hans Howell, who made y 1873.
Notice is hereby g.yeI that the following nam
u! settler has il"I noti,eoi his intention IL make
iu8l pl"oi III support ~ his cltI.l, aut tlat sild
proo'wi.i 30 mad. before the Ju'lEc or clerk OF
.le district culcl fpr custer comfy at Custer city
y. =. an ja4Iai! 2tt, 49,, VIZ:
A!ola r.. Johnston y 81 for the ne or sec
VI ~puih rang, : Z Is II 4
Ir uIm SIN, p,loGiug witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon, ani cultivation OF
saii }ani. va;
/. 3. Reno. John REWARD, Joseph Brunsmit,
William lroJss OF Buffalo Gap, caster county
y /.
J. 7, LusE, Register.
First publication Nov. s.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
Notice Of communication Proof

NOtlco d LonnIAtati0n !
William l.. Church, II No l0i
LAND OFFICE AT DsADwooD, ID. ]. I
Nov Is, 1884. (
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam
ed settler has filed notice If This intention to MAKE
communication PROOF in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Tia,
TX stcr aud receiver ~ Dcadwooi ID. T., on Dee.
18th 1884. VII:
William i. Church H No 1910 for the ne or :.
qr am! 81 II NV or andw III nv q: see % tp SSro
T. y n
tie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Oh,
said land. ylE:
Clifford Parker. John Virtue. Columbus c
Chambers and Thomas Quglcy all Of Cascade.
Dakota Territory
J. p. LUSE. Register.
First publicat on Nov 10, 1888
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
Summons.

Ill the uislTIPl fOllIl VI lilt L lSh III 'An
of Dakota Territory in and for Custer County
Dennis Carrigan)
VS. Summons.
Peter Staplcton,)
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting:
To the defendant Peter Stapleton.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the above named plain
til n copy of which Is herewith served upon You
and TO serve a copy o; your answer upon the
subscribe at his olice In Custer City, ID. I. with
in thirty days after the service Of this summon
on YOU exclusive OF the day OF such service on
YOU aud il YOU fail so to do within that time the
plaintiff will, pply To the court for the relief de-
mandcd In the complaint herewith served,
A. l.. SPRAGrE
Plaintiff Attorney.
To the defendant above named:
Please take notice that the complaint In this
act on was filed in the ofiic of the clerk OF the
district couit in and for Custer county. ID. 7. al
Custer city on the 2l.t day of July 1884.
A. l. SPRAGUE,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Dated al Custer City this 2ist day Of July, 1854
First publication scpt6
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-11-22
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01

Method IN rt.

Whether the Independent Republicans
OF Massachusetts are. IS the 7ri0rsne de-
elsres, a set Of pharisecs or not. u mus De
confessed that there IL great deaf OF me
tbod IN their Pbarisceism. They are or
cspixing IN way that at present hss every
appearance OF meaning business. They
have opened headquarters 10 Boston, where
committee meets every day toform and carry
ont plansof action, and are systematically
eflecting local organizations In small towh'.
News FROM all portions OF the State SHOWS
that the assertion that the sntEBLAiSs
feeling Is confined to the vicinity OF Boston
viii not hold water; also. tina: u Il absurd
20 claim that u Is strongest among the edu'
Gated and well-to-do classes. IL We are 10
believe what we End not only In the Boz
ten Papers. bu, IN the local papers OF MAJ
sachusctts, the spirit cf revolt h,s seized
upon the harl-headed voters who COM
pose the bone and sinew OF the State.
Unless these papers misfcpresent or mlsin-
tcrpret public sentiment, the "fsrmer
dude and tho "mechsnic dude" are
rs earnest in demanding pure Admin
Istrstion and In regulating tho Chicago
ticket AZ ere the Deacon-street d1de " ana
the "TInrvard dude" Whist IL more. the
former classes represent much more
welghty factor when it comes to conn :
ing the votes OF the State than do the lat
A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-01
investigated.

The New York Word has investigated
and reported what the opposition to Gov
ernor Cl.EygLAND's nomination amounts 10
n New York. 1t slso gives a long biography
Of the same gentleman, and says TIA! 4 Is
"a faithful and vivid picture Of the ch2rtc-
Ter and career OF citizen whom gref'
party will probably call TO its head, and
upon whom the people are likely to confer
the honor OF being the first Democratic
President OF the United States since Che
DAYS OF BUCHANAN aud the old 'Constitu-
ton"
The World is not afraid Of KELLY. 1t
says:
"Tbe opposition 10 Governor Cleveland,
though serious, is exaggerated by preIu-
dice end personal disappOintInents. IL -
OF a REGULARLY narroy, selfish character
aud SPIT 10 arise against any man who oo-
cupies the position Of Governor ana Is nos
q demagoguc, nor machine politician, but
a real, fearless, judicial magistrate.
"GOyernor Cleveland seeks 70 perform
his public duties conscientiously rather
than to concilis.c private Interests or IN
di,iduals. He doubtless has made mis-
takes But 1t ID as clear ~ daylight that II no
hsd been a worse Governor and better
dcnagogue the objections now urged
against him would never have existed
The Chicago Convention will weigh all
these matters.