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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06
AT AUGUSTA


Electien.
Augusta, Ma, November This eity
wa excited all day over the election r--
turrA Many eosgraiala,orY dispatches
were received from all quarters BY Baiae.
About noon senator Malone teie-
grsphed confirmation Of the rrp,rt
tha, Virginia had gone RspaSi-
con. This news was very e,a
sci.tory to those OF 5laines friends, was
we're still doubtful nbout New York. Barly
in the evening" dispatch was received an
uoupcing California had declared Cor BlAsne
and Logan BY majority Of 10000 Nevada
BY = good majority, and 0resoa by
5000. Several discouragiug do
patches were received from Indiana, winch
had previously been regarded - certain fae
the Republicans. But Blaines friends wecs
not disturbed because they claimed their
candidate could be elected without New
York. About 9 o'clock, hovevee, Q mes
sage was received from Mechiner. Secretary
Of the Indiana Republican State
Com mi,,ee, stating that although the State
was close Blaine and Logan would
almost certainly have q small plursiity. al.
mos, immediately followed from New York
by the following II have accurate returns
from every election district save Isl in the
State, and making ample allowance Zoe
these latter | am sure YOU have carried the
State. S, B. FagScn,
Superintendent Board ofPoiice.
Hut II Ia
AuGrS7a. November 5.--A about I.
o'clock Blaine received the following from
Albany
The State IS surely safe, congratulations.
(signed.) M BAILEY.
At the same time dispstoh was received
from Denver stating Colorado had goae Re
publican by l,Ooo majority.
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BESNSoS made a gallant

.-."E bENNNoN made a gallant tght tor
'sto'v. He has reduced the Republican
majority 0: Cow two years ago from eight
--a ngajr,i to one hundred. II Ohio
c.--,y ,ai made hall an effort tor him, he
-. 1rs- sent Gen. Co.'s 10 the rear
iEs.o-s Brooke and Wetzel stood uobly
g. hin aa3 -lO~el their appreciation Of
. ~.-.. increased maior.ties.
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TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. November 5.-Morgan, Dem
crat, defeats Chalmers, in the Second Mis-
sissippi district ior Congress BY $500.
BY n Reduced Majority. -
NASHVILLE. TsSS., November 5.-The
following Republican Congressmen We7e
e'ecttd in this State: Pettisooe, First dis
trict: Houck in the Second, and Taylor in
tIe Tenth. The rest Of the Congressional
delegation is Democratic. The Democratic
majority in the Legislature is considerably
reduced. Bate, Democrat, is probably elect
si by reduced majority.
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CALIFORNIA.

Nothing Much to Brag OF In the Ro~dy
West.
san FRAxcIscO, November 5.--Two hun.
dred and eighty-six precincts and wards in
a counties Of California give Blaine 26,620.
Cleveland 2l,s20. Blaine's majority 1900.
Same precincts and wards gave Garfield
1856 majority. IIancocks majority in the
State was 7s. This indicates that Blaine
will carry the State.
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CLEVELAND.

Ill, i. serene and Takes the situat II Very
Calmly.
A.sssY, November 5.-GoS. ClcveIani
VAS OF the Executive chamber at the usua!
hour this morning, though he did not re,
tire last night Uhtil towards daylight. He
maintains his conpOsure and talks over the
situation as though he had no more interest
in Il than any other citizen. kilograms,
many of them of a eongralutory character,
ere addressed to Presidentelect and are
pouylng in upon him. Private adviees re-
ceiged from Indiana, New Jersey and Con-
pecticut indicate that these States have
been carried By the Democrats.
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The Latest.

a. N.--At this hour the only States ,e-
naming in doubt are New York Indiana
snd Michigan. The returns as may be
seen in h ,e.egralh columns is clearly
in favor OF New York being DEM
ocralic by from 1000 to 5000 With
New York Cleveland IS elected. Indiana
is claimed by both parties, and tue plurality
viii be small The lstes. news from Mjch,-
gan Is slightly favorable TO the Repsbli-
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CONNECTICUT SAFE.

The OsiciaI Plurality for Caeyelaad
i,si4.
HARrFoRD, Cr.. November The
vote of Connecticut for President with the
email town Of Washington to hear from is
l35 SO. Of which Blaine has 6j,'5S, Cieve-
land &C. 6.952, John e,205. Better l,631.
Clevelaaas plurality l,2i4.
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Both Claim 1t.

BUFFALo n. Y, November The ex-
citeuent in this city is still great. Both
parties claim the State and the different
newspaper offices are crowded with those
anxious to hear the latest reports. Both
parties are parading the streets cheering for
their candidates. Main street is crowded
with excited people. There have been a
few disturbances, but none Of a serious ma
ture. Blaines plurality in the city is 1858
Cleveland's Figures.
ALBANY, November 5.-The latest figures
received by Gov Cleveland give the Demo
cra,s majority in the State Of 2,S6G.
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all election districts in this city show CIeTe-
land 1928 votes over Blaine. The city and
county Democratic ticket headed by ex-
Mayor Grace for Mayor is elected, excepting
caronor by msiOrites ranging from 1000 to
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IOWA.

pss MoIsEs, November S-fhs Repaah-
csus carry Iowa BY plurality OF pscbabiy
30 6CO to -, 600 on the aetinua' 'icsss and
% 600 10 20 600 On 'he Ssais ilrks-t. .ai
clect Copgeessnss IN Ten d "a, .i-s q "a
tricis
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OREGON.

CoLrssrs, o., November 5.-The state
Of Oregon is Republican by l.5oo TO 1000
majority. The indications are that Arm
strong. Republican. is elected 10 Congress
from Washington Territory.
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Two eGAsxlSc little giris were isac.ns
u,I,.. r.elet' IN The streets. sWhsi makos
ioa 80 bappyr gentleman assed os
.,sr raas haze throSn away .isoaf hatt'i
e.y.i,siap. aud xe haze palS g i,s. ID.
iiaif. Caseh s;re sni ~ sias- sad q
al -
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OHIO.

A yery Respectable Plurality for the
Maine man.
CoLuxsUs, o., November All coun-
ties in Ohio reported uno6fcially except
Henry. Monroe, OTTAWA and Paulding gain
a net Republican majority of 3e, le5. The
four counties named gave 8 net Democratic
msjonty Of 5,3l6 in October which viii
probably be reduced 200 in November.
This gives Blaine approximate piscality IN
State a, 81. .049.
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TgY. FIET DISTRICT.

a.: v1..ag it LOOKS blue Eor Judge
E..>>.y W he E"rIsTgE viii not con
,s!. s.s 5s'aat ~uIl .;g,her official infor-
as.5. :, O.. hand The reIurus, since yes
,--.4. .5-e.hcr alta esIuiated majoHtles,
n E.a.a C.r5> election hv l&l majority,
s---r. .- slYanl -ae reInEnS
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The NEXT TINS.

Representatives, Elected BY states for the
Neat Congress.
ID" annexed Statement, shows as well as
,'l& .e ascertainet. to the hour of going
% pTs's. the members elected to the mex
'HI-sss Yesterday, including thoss
"t'etted c, he September and October eles-
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LOUISIANA.

Me- Oa.EASs. November 5-The trends
OF Bostuer aud MoreJ conoede Gea. Rings 8
election 10 Congress IN the Fifth district BY
a,OOo. Gov. KsIlogg's friends admit his
defeat for Congress in the Third district by
3. J Gay. p4oteetionist. Democrat and a
gealtty sugar planter,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

A Republican Gain of -Four Congres.-
men.
PHuADErPHIl, November 5.-The Re
publican gain four Congressmen in this
State
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from senator Giorman.

Ma YoGS, November j.-The State is
close and it mas require the official count
to determine the result. firmly believe
ws have carried it, together with Indiana,
New Jersey and Connecticut, which will
give Cleveland and Hendricks handsome
majority. A. p. ti0ENAS.
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WHY We LAUGH.

bNaaN ~ - SSrSStb
Ths News Grows Better and
Better.
Connecticut Solid For Cisss-
New IsrseV Remains in Linz and
Michigan will lOin Us.
NEW YORK FOR CLEVELAND.
Now is the Winter of Our Dis
content
MADE GLORIOUS SUMNER
By the Election of This FaYorite
Son of New York.
NO COUNTING OUT THIS TINE.
The Victory the Fair, Square Yer
DICT Of the People and it
Shall Surely Stand.
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INDIANA.

lNDIANAPnLls. November In 6T3 yot-
ing places the Repu 6lcan gain is l2,j25,
Democratic gain 1892, not Republican
gain 5,203, which indicates 4 plurality FOR
blaine in the State of 1000 il the rae of
gain continues.
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MICHIGAN.
III. Vote Too C,,ss For Co,nfos, fsv Aas
One.

The Vote Too C!sse For Comfort fov Aag
One.
Dg1poir, November 5.--ThiI sftesnoos
The vote received indicated the election Of
the State and National Fusion tickets. bat
latter 6gnres after this some~hat, Demo
Gratis now claim the State. bat say the yote
will be tee close TO tell 70 soon. Repabti'
cans claim the State bye clear majorfy.
Tie upper peninsula hes been heard fron
in fa,o. of the Republicsns, bot the exact
vote il not get known. Congrzsmes Aiost
as heretofore reported.
Tbs Latest.
DyrsoIT. November 5.-Before msdaisbt
the Democrats still claim the election o(tse
State ticket, bat make no claims on the Ma
,ionsi ticket. Blaine Is probably esseted.
bst 4 decided. The Kepoblicsos claim
Le as the State vote si,h sevecsi
,hou. md plurality. On the State ticket Tho
Press makes careful and conservative Ell.
mates and claims the election Eegsh. Ps-
sion candidate fos Governor By MOI !s~s
than 1000.
The Post. Rspubfcsn, eIaims Ne eseo.os-
Al ticket Iy 10000 and the StstsAichcs ~
1000.
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Corrected.

NrY YoRx, November 5.-Returns rom
sH elections districts in this city gives
Cleveland plurality OF i&..i.'S gain tor
Cleveland oSer first fgUres Of -.
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No Cnnnilnr Ont.

NEW York, November 5.-Senator Cor
man, Chairman OF the National Democratic
Committee, has sent the following dispatch
to the Chairman OF the State Committee Of
Indiana. The vote in nearly every pre-
cinct in the State of New
York as announced in the polling places
where counted has been received and shows
a small but safe majority for Cleveland and
Hendricks. The exa figures for the
State will be given as soon as returns are
complete. There will be no counting out
This time
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o. .sirHis-the enemy--trisd 10 riog
g.. .es occar chicken yesterday. But he
sts -a@e and stands up as bright and as
., . g.. ever.
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eEoRaIA.

ArorsrA. November 5.--Geo. i. Barnes,
for Congress. is elected from the Tenth DIS
trict practically without opposition Geos-
ria sends solid Democratic delegsiioa to
I,nn1ress
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NEVADA

Trcsos. November 5.-Aboot half the
ballots are counted up 10 P. m, bat
enough to show thst Blaine. Washburn and
the entire Republican Legislature are
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He Crows for Victory!

les ~et 20 come in. Cleveland has Indiana
b; many thousands.
lSigUcdl ArSriS II. Ssows.
Both Ways.
ISprANA.uLiS, lXu, November AT
prescott there is no change in the situation
as outlined early in the evening. At Dem.
ocratic headquarters Chairman Henderson
and Secretary of State Myers continue to
claim a plurality in excess Of 10000 for
Cleveland in Indiana Chairman New now
claims that the State has given plurality
10 Blaine. but thinks the State ticket is in
doubt.
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Ls-Oc,ai.c mSjOT;ty IN the next
a.sst g. representatives will De about
.aa'.eu.
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NEBRASKA.

LINCOLN, November 5.-Tbe Congress
man in the First district is in doubt. The
Democrats claim the election of Brown. In
81 precincts heard from Blaine has ,547
majority. Further estimates increased it to
1897. This is nearly one-third Of the vote
Of the State indicating about 1900. For
Governor Morton. Democrat runs ahead,
While Csdawes majority is below 10000.
The returns are coming in slow and con-
f sed.
OMAHA. November j.-The Republican
majority in this State will reach 10000.
At $4,000.
TopEKA, KS, November j.-The Repub,
Ican State Central Committee estimates
Blaine's majority at $4,000; Martin, Repub'
Hcan, for Cover has 10000. Every RePab'
Hcan Congressman elected and the Legisla-
ture is nearly unanimously Republican.
Much scratching on the local tickets is de
laying the returns.
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..-.-E.L things are very uncertain.
'..-.ou -eiUrGs come under that head.
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4 -. 80 as t there IS to h4 q re-
;'.'..7 o. the 1876 business.
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I1e fault with most all cough prepara
|oGs IS that they contain nOrphia, and are
absolutely injurious to the stomach anu
ne'v,s. That simple yreparaiiou Of wild
GGtssrry tarE. called pE. Wlsts-s BaIsan OF
"..d 'herry. coUtains no Hlyrphia aRl ys,
~ os-c cough or cold 10 ,ess iine than
S5j CHER eoInpoUEl- L Is t5r o1,y c@,is
S'e cure tor Consumption.
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Gain Of Oss.

Cmc.Go, November 5.--N. Z Wosthins
,on. Democrat Is elected TO coagr.ss from
tie Tenth district, instsad Of Starf. Rspab
Ecan. a reported lAsl nigh.
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FLORIDA,

"'CNsoSyuLE. November 81 nOiiieial
= r'.'fnsirOn all 5yt three counties in the
second Congressional district indicate the
'tSaon ctDousher:y, DeuOccat over BIS,
.'r Republican. by 100 plurality The
Nl-r ; llem0craI.: hE I ltO maioEiLy.
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The Times.

NLw YoES, November j.-The Times
cisimeS New York for Cleveland BY from
1880 to 3,OUO; New Jersey 1900: Con
uec,;cut 1890.
The suns Estimate.
N.v Yoa,. November J.-LEXclrsiye,
New York :, very close With Chances at
present in favor of Blaine Indiana is slso
v,,sc with chances in Blaj:cs :avoy.
TuE s.
An Independent.
The EOlEsrstt Of this city, last night r.
ceiyed the following:
NV IoHA, November 8. Los \. 4.
To The Eolksblatt;
New York undoubtedly Democratic. with
a few thousand plurality.
En.ToR NpI SS-IElTI-N,.
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Congrsssnaa.

KFoKuk, Ia, November 6.-Retsrns from
,he FIRST Iowa Congressional district indi-
cate the election Of Hall, Democrat ts ma
iority.
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Hs IS ELECTED.

All che Ps r,,!- viii see That lie is
seated.
t,aA,g. y. y. November 5.--The Ar
GUS viii saw 20 noryog Cleveland is
elected and he vill be iusrgurated. The
States 10: at All in doubt eject Cleveland
AID Hendricks who viii tate the seats to
vtirh the people have appointed them.
Communications % the Argus TO
day from the counties OF New York State
demonstrated the election f the Democratic
electors BY conclusive and safe majority
over the Blaine electors. Having been
msde Democratic by the people, it will re-
main 10 BE- declared and be counted By the
Democrats. aad whateyeris necessary to this
set Of truth aud justice viii be thoroughly
and fesrlessly done.
senai 0TeiaI.
ALBANY, n L., November 5.-The latest
semi-of6cial returns slow the Democratic
msjority in the State is 1896. 1t S not be-
heyed in Democratic circles here that this
viii not vary more than 200 either way.
The Argus estimates the electoral vote At
2l9 for Cleveland, l22 for Blaine and so
dOubtfal The States are California, Hi
aois, Michigan, Nevada, Oregon and Wis.
consin.
The sans Latest.
I NEE NOxx. November 5.-The sun has
received returns from every cosuty in the
State aDl revised returns complete from
Gily.fOus OF tie sixty counties They give
Cleveland l,eia piasaEsy
I Hsss GOR&. HevenBer 5-setaras from
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

Waseca RADICAL: We have always
desired to see our farmers get in con-
dition that they could hold their wheat
till spring, unless fall prices were sat
isfactory, for two reasons: One rea-
son is the price, as men of good judge
ment tell us there has never been a
year that wheat did not at some sea-
son command 81 per bushel in Minnea-
polls; and the other reason is we
should prefer to see the wheat held
back in the hands of the farmers, rath-
er than be concentrated in the hands
of a few spectators. And is it good
judgment to sell in the fall. Situated
as we are, ON the tail end of har-
vest-Illinois, Missouri and Iowa
wheat crowding into the early market
while we are harvesting, the keen edge
of prices is gone before we get ready
to sell, consequently the market is at
the lowest ebb of the year in Novem-
Der and December. The gist of wheat
dealing then is: The best prices are
from February to July. Wheat sold
in the fall, before January LIST, should
be sold as soon after harvesting as
possible.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16
First Publication Jan. is, 1884,
M oRTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment Of
the sum of six and 2-100 dollars which is claimed
to be due at the date of this notice upon certain
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by Hugh
Stinson and Letitia Stinson his wife to William
Deering bearing date the 9th day of August A. D.
1881, and duly recorded in the Office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in and for the County of Stevens and
State of Minnesota, on the 9th day of August A..
ID. 1881, at o'clock NJ, in Book +. of Mort
cages, on page 1872 and no action or proceeding at
law otherwise having been instituted to recover
the debt secured by said Mortgage, or any part
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of power of sales contained in said Mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such made
aud provided, the said Mortgage will .bc fore
closed and the premises described In and covered
by said Mortgage, viz. Lots number RAJ seven
the village Of Mbriis According to the recorded
plat thereof in Stevens County, and State OF Min
nesota, with the Entertainments and appurtepan-
ces will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay said debt and interest, and
two and 5100 dollars taxes, paid on said premises
and twenty-five dollars attorneys fee, as stipu-
lated in and by said Mortgage in case of foreclos-
ure, and the disbursements allowed by law; which
sale will be made by the Sheriff of said Stevens
in the village of Morris in said County and State,
on the goth day of February A. d. 1884, at two
O'Clock u. NJ, Of that day, subject to redemption
ut any time,within one year from the day Of sale,
as crowded by law y. 81 \ TX - ~ I ssss
Dated january 18th, a. D, 1854,
Mortgagee,
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

The New York Tribune feels conf
dent that if owners of wheat would
only permit a decline of say Is cents
per bushel, it would be great relief
to the present trade depression. In
other words, the only unprotected in
terests-the agricultural-is coolly
asked, in addition to sustaining its
present burden of taxation, to submit
to an additional loss of Is per cent on
it's leading product, which is to accrue
in the first place to the benefit of the
foreign, and in the next to that of the
domestic, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NeWS.
G. s. Fee is now the general passen-
ger and ticket agent of the NotheEn
Pacific and III. G.. Davis is assistant
general passenger agent. The passen-
ger department of the Northern Pa
cifc is ia competent hands.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

Washington Republican: The prop
osition of Senator Sabin for per
cent fifty year bond is good one.
Our millionaires would like to salt
away their funds in just such securi
ties. Don't know about abolishing
tax on circulation. The national
bank note, being endorsed by the
United States, thereby gains interest
bearing power, and is itself a loan
without interest. We should like to
see the experiment tried of a banking
system in which the capital would
make, in addition to banking profits,
only small interest on the security
it gives for the government indorse-
ment.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

Since laws passed in many states
prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of oleomargarine unless each package
of it was distinctly branded there has
sprung up large trade in what is cal
led "butterine," which usually con-
sists of little good creamery butter
and an admixture of oleemargarine
oil and neutral lard. The latter is
simply lard with all taste removed,
which increases it's cost only about a
cent pound; but the butterine thus
made is hardly distinguishable by the
best judges from fine creamery butter
under which designation great deal
of it is now being sent to eastern mar
kets. The winter is the best season for
rss; 1ffio5 pf this aduiteration, as it
does not keep as hardas genuine ouSsss
in the warm weather.
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16
Judge CLANpIN, of the Cuyahoga

Judge CLANDIN, of the Cuyahoga
Court of Common Pleas, has rendered
an important decision in favor of
small shippers generally, to the effect
that railway is common carrier,
and as such cannot be permitted to
make special rates to favorite shippers.
Think of the independent wheat buy
er in the Northwest in connection with
the plaintiffs in the action and it has
at once a local Significance. The i'm
mediate case was that of ScHoFIELD,
SHURMER & TEAGLE against the Lake
Shore railway. The plaintiffs are oil
refiners at Cleveland, and have been
engaged for several years in fighting
the Standard Oil company. The lat
ter enjoyed system of rebates"
making the freight on their product
from soto 60 cents barrel, whereas
their competitors were obliged to pay
the full tariff rate of 70 cents. The
railway justified its discrimination in
favor of the Standard company upon
the ground oft shipping such large
quantities. But the judge ruled that
this did not signify, for by such a dis
elimination the railway could build
up monopolies and crush out COMPETE
ton, and thus array itself against the
interests ofthe public.
Of course the immediate correction
of all that is wrong will not follow
this decision, but in time the public
will be able to reach all these corpor-
ate abuses and the railroads will be
operated impersonally and impair
TALLY
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

The wheat question has broken out
in aggravated form at Grand Forks.
A meeting of the commissioners OF
Walsh, Grand Forks and Pembina
counties has been called for to-day to
devise means for facilitating, by pub
lie aid, the construction Of a-direct
railway line from these tS0uluth; or
in default of thai branch to the
Northern Pacific. running from Grand
to Detroit or Lake Park. A
mass meeting is also called for to-
morrow, to discuss the allied topics of
railroad charges, elevators. wheat
grades and usury.
1t will probably result in the build
ing of another railroad. Would it not
pay the Manitoba road to lower its
rates and thus keep out competition?
Morris tribune., 1884-01-16

New York Sun: Men who have
lost money by the enterprises with
which Mr.. Willard has been connect
ed, and which he managed with power
SO nearly despotic, have naturally felt
very sore against him. But he seems
to have acted honorably and manful-
ly, Sinking none Of the responsibilities
of his position, and not saving him
self at the expense of others. He was
the last on deck, and went down
with the ship.