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ALand Decision.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The secretary OF
the interior has affirmed the decision OF
Commissioner Sparks in the case OF crow
son VS.. Seal. of Crank Forks. OAK, holding
service of contest notice by registered letter
sufficient service.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

New York-The City of Chester from Liver
pool and Polynesia from Hamburg.
Queenstown-The Nevada, Spain and Re-
public from New York.
London-The Canada from New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06
West VirRi1SR.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. 5.-From
the most reliable information received here.
the next legislature will be Democratic on
Joint ballot by nine votes. This will elect
a successor to Senator Camden.
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The Legislature.

1t is impossible to give correct and ac-
curate list of the legisators-elect. Several
changes were reported yesterday as com
pared with the list printed Friday morning.
There are no corrections to make in the
senate, which stands: Republicans, 80;
Democrats and opposition, is. In the
house the corrections are as follows: Keyes,
Rep. and Swardwout. Rep. instead of
Cosgrove. DEM, and Matthias, Dem., in
the Twentieth district; Snider. Rep. in
stead of Gross. Dem, in the Thirtieth;
Brown. Rep, instead of Mcguire. Farmers
alliance, in the Thirty-seventh; Flynn.
Rep, in place of Stivers. DEM, in the
Thirty-ninth, and Baker, Rep, instead of
Kelso, DEM, in the Forty fifth. This
is a gain of six Republicans,
making the totals in the lower
house: Republicans IS; Democrats and
opposition, 50. On joint ballot the vote is
as follows: Republicans. "a; Democrats
and opposition, So.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

EVEN Nebraska joins the Democratic pro-
cession with one member. The leaven is
working.
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The Defendant Won.

Special to the Glebe.
MITCHELL, OAK, Nov. 5.-The jury In
the case of Shauer VS.. Alterton, sheriff, for
SIS, 600 damages. which has occupied the
attention of the district court the past two
days, rendered verdict for the defendant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

The comments of the Republican press OF
a few days preceding the election in the light
of later developments make very interesting
reading, very interesting indeed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

district of Passaic it is not yet decided
whether the tie between Finley and Carroll
will be settled by recount or new
election. The legislature remains one
Democratic majority Oh joint ballot with
out the Finley district
Republicans and Democrats both have
representatives on guard at each Of the dis
puted assembly districts. Both parties
claim the legislature by one majority. A
new dispute has arisen in the Second as
sembly district of Essex county. James
Peck, Rep. is returned as elected by
small majority over John j. Denney, Dem.
Denney will demand a recount on the
ground of fraud.
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EVEN if Mr.. MORRISON is obliged to re-
main at home for a couple of years, three
free trade Democrats from Minnesota will re-
store the balance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

MCGILL may make very fair sort of ia
surance clerk, but the people have declared
that they want other qualifications in
governor
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

THAT ''secret conference of the Republic
can committee and prominent monopoists
has not yet borne fruit, but it has not been
for lack of effort.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

BEGeING pardon for the pun. but in regard
to the undo rgrowth Of corruption in New
York politics, that city seems at last to have
secured mayor who will HEWITT away.
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Geueto Boston.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Secretay and
Mrs. Endcott, accompanied by Mrs. Cleve-
land. left for Boston this afternoon. The
president will follow on Sunday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND may technically be
no longer a citizen of Buffalo, but he has the
whole country behind him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

IF THERE are any ailng Democratic states
in the East perhaps breath of the Minnesota
blizzard will revive them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

IN COMMON gratitude the president can
now hardly refuse to make visit to Mime
sofa with Mrs. CLEVELAND next summer.
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EVEN Texas with her $4,000 Democratic
majority is willing to regard Minnesota as
very praiseworthy member of the fraternity
indeed,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

THE people of Minnesota have had enough
of corruption. Let would-be ELECTION fixers'
remember that.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

THE ringsters have learned that, though
great is the power of money, it is not great
enough to buy the convictions of Mime
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

Now THAT Minnesota is brought over to
the right side of the line, let the Democrats
turn their attention next to Iowa.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

The final effort of the rings to defeat the
will of the people will not be forgotten by
them two years hence.
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4 d a iaO.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-A special from
Boise City, Idaho, says: Fred t. Dubois
Rep. is elected to congress over John
HALEY, DEM, by 500 majority.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

REALLY it would save great deal of trou-
BILE if the Republicans would acknowledge
themselves 10 be defeated at once.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

THE fragments of the different rings may
still be welded into troublesome organiza-
ton. Let the people look out for it.
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A small Fire.

A small fire in Haycock's wood Office at
the corner of Ninth and Jackson streets
called out the fire department last nisht.
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The Kentucky Congressman Reelected
by Majority Aggregating Some
thing Over 700.
He Talks Freely Regarding the Result
OF the Elections, and the Changes
Occurring.
Toole's Majority as Delegate From
Montana Now Placed at About
1900.
West Vfrginia's Legislature Demo-
cratic--The Battle Fields
Echoes.
CarIisIe,s Close Squeeze.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-The Cour-
ier-Journal received the following last
night:
Covington, KY, Nov. Al am elected by
from 400 to 900 majority.
JOHN G. CARLISLE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The World pub
fishes this morning the following tele-
gram:
Louisville, KY, Nov. 4.-The close vote in
Mr.. Cariisle's district has been the CHIEF
topic over the State and the alarm and the
regret during the doubtful period was great.
The dominant feeling is that the apathy that
has been SO disastrous is due to the mug
wump policy Of the administration. Caruth's
majority Ia this district is only l46. The
Willis men defeated at the Democratic pri-
mart) remained away from the polls or voted
for Wilson, Rep.
Ur5
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New MEXICO.

SANTA FE. n. NJ. Nov. 5.-Anothony
Joseph is reelected to congress over j. W..
Dwyer. ex-senator Dorsey's candidate by
over 5000 majority. Every county has
gone Democratic.
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SibIeY.

Special to the Globe.
HENDERSON. Mimi, Nov. 5.-Ames'
official majority is 729 in Sibley county.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

IT Is currently reported that Mr.. TAYLOR
has been elected governor OF Tennessee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

A MAN tried to kill the cook in New York
hotel. Retribution does come sometimes in
this life after all.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-06

If discharged federal employees are going
to follow the example of the inspector who
tried to shoot Surveyor BEAgTIE in New
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LACoNICs BY LIGHTNING.

MAYOR AMEs is undoubtedly man of Des-
tiny spelled with big d.
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York. the government will have to throw In a
paid-up life insurance policy with each COM
mission.
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ST. PAUL GLOBE.

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ST. PAUL. SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1885.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Notice.

President Cleveland evidently has his own
ideas of tine proprietiss involved in a reception
TO the head servant OF the people. His declara-
lion that, IL there was to be any distinction be-
tween persons by the requirement OF tickets of
admission, he would not hold the reception ad-
vsrtised al the Vendone, must have struck
soms OF the Back Bay people of Boston dumb
VIII astoDishneut; bat 1t was a wholesome
warning TO them and to others who contem-
Plate entertaining him In the future. The idea
Of being treated like q strange animal In q
nlsuaSerie IL distasteful to him. and he has
reached point now where he makes free to
speak his mind without considering whether
anyeody's vanity is going to be hurt by IT. He
has been severely criticised, in some quarters
bor holding himself aioot from the people, be-
cause he has chosen To excuse himself to Callers
when he has public work TO do which cannot
b interrupted without injury. As y matter of
net, lie mas stsod little aloor. His treatment of
persons who have called at the White House ct
proper hours and for proper purposes has been
uniformly cordial. Like other men, in and out
OF public lite. he has his daily duties to attend
70. These he considers of the first Importance
and all be asks Is that his friends and fellow.
citizens shall not abuse their privileges by
crowding out public with private business. His
determination to extend his acquaintance
among the people generally, as manifested at
Richmond and Boston, shows that the COM
plaint OF his desire to seclude himself has no
real foundation in fact.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
'IrAprRsr In Dsx Goops.


Quite q significant heading-don't n,iscon.
strue our meaning. We have gone over the
store and singled out one item from each de-
partment, representing fair sample Of the
stock which we designate "Leaders," meaning
the leading value. or leading bargain Of that
particular department.
LEADER" IN SILKS
2O-inch Black Al.Snk Rhadame. only 04u
per yard Unquestlonably the best for the
money ever offered.
4 LEADER" IN BLACK GOODS.
3s-inch Black All-Wool Camsls Hair Home
spun 37l4c. per yard Previously sold BY u
ut 5Oc. and is even now worth the money.
A "LEADEK" IN DRESS GOODS.
76c Colored Dress Goods for 69c per yard,
embracing the most fashionable fabrics in
choice colors We do not expect TO be able to
offer another such bargain in dress goods Tor
some time.
A LEADER" IN vELvETs.
Black Brocade velvets In Is different pat
terms, choicest line yet shown, only 81 80 per
yard. Price for the same quality last season
was 90.
A "LEADER- IN HOSIERY.
Children's Fine French Ribbed Cotton Hoss.
double knees, double heel and Toe, siass 8 TO 3:
colors. black. seal and navy. Only 25c. per
pair. genuine bargain.
A LEADER" IN UNDERWEAR
Ladies' w. @. Medlicott CO. Merino Under.
ished. Reduced from Sl.3 to 81 per garment
The best leader ever Offered
Vests. sizes 70 28 80. 81. "a and SO.
Pants sizes 26 % and 80 inches
LEADER" In SKIRTS.
Ladies' Extra Fine Flannel SkirtsL wide box.
plated rufils Coors- Black, Seal Brown aud
Dark Gray. Worth.2. Only Sl.76 each. An
undoubted bargain
A LEADER" IN BLANKETS.
Fine ia White Wool blankets for $3.50
per pair. No stronger proof of its value Is
needed than the statement that 1t Is held for
more money at wholesale to-day. 1t il \ bar
gain preeminenk
A "LEADER" IN COMFORTS
72xS4 iuch Homemade Bed Comfort, filled
with the best cotton batting. hand-tufted with
Germantown worsted, and finished with half
inch wslted edge 10 prevent running into
coors. Worth s27o. Only S225 each. Can
not be bested
A 'LEADER" IN SOAPS =
Undoubtedly the bes, here is the sob Lot" Of
French Soaps, bought ut 40 per cent discount
on wholesale prices. We offer them to the
trade 40 per cent below regular retail prices
Good chance for dealers t. lay in supply. We
secured nearly . thousand dozen.
"LEADER" IN JACKETS
Black Astrakhan English Walking Jacket
double-breasted, finished with two row s of but
tons full back, turn-dOwn collar, lined with
the finest quilted satn excellent shape, aud
exceedingly jaunty. Usually sold at 4l7.6O;
only SIS each
"LEA D. r" IN GLOVES
Ladies' 6-button Mousquetaire Chamoisskin
Gloves best for shoi ping and driving On &C
count Of their durability. only 81 per pair.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 Pa Ave. [n1O1 912 St.
Evening star., 1886-11-10


After all the excitemeni Of the public mind
for . moatn past, the Lord Mayors show in
London yesterday passed OF without any serious
disturbance. Tne socialists contentei them
selves with the waving of red flags and q few
speeches from the base of the Nelson monu.
ment, bu' did not attempt 10 parade. The police
acted as they usually do, with the utmost mod.
srstion, surrounding the mob TO prevent its
carrying It's demonstrations beyond mere ora
tory, but not using their weapons or otherwise
making display OF violence. rhe worst event
OF the day, really, was rush brought about by
the foolish attempt of few anti-sociaiists TO
get up an open-air meeting. What induced
these persons deliberately to add to the chances
OF au outbreak tor no better re ,soG taan 10 ex-
hibit their loyalty, it is hard discover but in
every community there are citizens with
worthy purposes and motives VINO lie, their al
run away with their discretion. and are not
eoutsnt to let their virtues manifest the .nselyes
In quiet resistance To waat Is evil As good
fortune would nave Ii, few bruises were the
only result OF this aff;ay, au1 tae uiyat fell
upon as Calm city on the banks OF the Thames
- any elsewhere in Europe.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
IAcrs FoR The Ho1mAYs.

We have Just opened an slesans line ef Real
Duchesse Iaces In Handkerchief, rcAus. and
BY the piece or yard. These were secured by
10 under the most favorable circumstances.
hence will Be offered at lower prices than we
have ever named corresponding qusiitisa
Duchease Lace Handkerchief q 80. q. 70.
81. s2.25, $3.50. ATS. s3oO. SAfe ana 35
each. These areof q superior qualify and very
snowy and profuse.
Real Duchesso Lace fichus. % Is, IS, %, ~
%. $40 and $14 each. At %. Is we Offer three
beautiful patterns, well worth twenty-five per
cent more than marked. The other grades are
rich and elegant styles and patterns
DCCHESSE LACE FOR NECK AND SLEEVES,
We secured these piece goods at large dis
count. .and are enabled TO quote indisputable
bargains. The assortment Il superb. Prices,
s1.25, S1.5O, S1.6O, sl.75, s1.S6, -, $3.50,
$3.25, $3.50 and 81 per yard We attract
special attention TO the assortment nc 42 per
yard. 1t being particularly desirable ii width,
pattern and quality. Also An elegant four inch
Lace at 50 so per yard. very snowy and choice.
Lovers Of Real Laces will find this an excep-
tional!y good opportunity to secure fine Laces,
In exclusive patterns, for q very little money.
Second floor: take elevatof.)
WOODWARD Il 10TH ROp
Evening star., 1886-11-10

An encouraging showing in regard to the
Increased heallnfuiness OF the District Is made
Dy Health Oticer Townshend in his annual
report AS compared with 1885 there Il a de.
crease In the death rate To the extent of 4A9
Lives; and u comparison with the mean NOR.
taltry tor eleven years shows y most gratifying
reduction. Among the recon msndations mad 9
By DR.. Townshend Is the very proper one TO,
the removal Of ashes from dwellings, tor Inn
portant Sanitary reasons.
The satisfactory working Of the new plu NIB
1ng re .ulafious Is show by the repor. of the
health officer and the Inspector of uIumpin0
Evening star., 1886-11-10

Inc civh service co.nnissionsrs having got
comfortable quarters; fitted up for them at
considerable expense, will be expected to fur.
nish an equivalent 10 ths taxpayers In good,
honest WORK tor the cause In wuica they are
engaged That the idea OF civil service reform
II popular. l. shown by the reception every.
where extended TO the President as It's chi ei
representative. They are its ministers of less
degree, and oy the diligence aud tact with
which they execute their duties, its success wi
b meAsured oy tne people.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

King Christian IN, of Denmark Is not great
monarch in any sense, but he has contrivei,
through his numerous family, to make up in
quantity what he lacks In quality to the full
niment OF his highest ambition. Tue election
OF his young son. WaldeInar, whose twenty
eighth birthday Was celebrated only fortnight
ago, ~ rule ever the upheaved priucipality OF
Bulgaria may be only left-handed coinpli-
meui, but II gives the youth some hing to do
and creates y new tie between the reigniny
house OF Denmark and the rest OF European
royalty. WaldeInar married last autumn a
daughter Of the Due de Cnartres and broke the
record OF the family tor profiting rather than
conferring profit by their alliances. Princess
Alexandra will in due time, II she lives, be
Queen OF Great Britain and Ireland aud EN-
press OF India. The Prince Wilhelm of former
years ID now King George of Greece. Princess
Maria Daymar is Empress of Russia. Princess
Thyra Is Duchess of Cumberland. King Chris
tian Is certainly a subject for congratulation
He has had remarkable experience for the
sou OF one OF the nunberless German dukes OF
The old regime, whose start in life was no higher
than lieutenant In the horse guards.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

The presence of ex-Presidept Hayes and ex-
Governor Bullock In seats OF hon ,r at the In.
ausuration Of Governor Gordon OF Georgia yes
serday shows how far that state has advanced
toward the ideal Of political iiberality. con-
Sederate general, q federal colonel aud q recon.
struc;ion governor sitting In fraterual fellow.
ship on the same platform, and taking part In
tbs exercises Of Inducing Que of their n umber
Into civil orlce, m lds u spectacle which marks
more plainly than any written chronicle the
lapse Of twenty years.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

The suggestion that Mr.. Carlisle Is disauaii-
Ned for the Speakership because his opponent
In The late struggle will contest his election is
practical absnrdity, as any one can see at q
glance. The further question of the propriety
OF his appointing the committee ON privileges
and elections which is to consider his own case
j. reflection on the Speaker which every
Representative in Congress will fsel like resent.
Ing.
Il may be that Mr.. Carlisle will prefer not to
eppoint the eiectio 5 com miitee; but whether
ne snail or not is q matter which he can safely
be lett TO settle tor hmsel. Without distinc.
tion OF party. the members who have served
with him would be perfectly well satisfied to
trust the whole in his keeping, assured
that ise would not raise nand to save himself
from defeat, ii by so doing ne would be taking
IN Unfair advantage OF hi, adversary.
No finer tribute was ever paid to an American
In public liie than the expression, by The best
peOpie of every partisan faith, OF interest In
Mr.. Carlsle's fortunes. The example Is the
more significant for the fact that, IN order to
become the object of SD much unisigned regard
the Speaker has not abated one jot or little of
his loyalty to the party from whose ranks he
rose.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

LkNSBURGH 4 BROS
| REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE
DAYS.
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gents Leather Collar and CUT Boxes. - cts. per
set,. worth 81.
Painted satin Fans satin on both sde feather edged
only 81 cts, regular price So.
Misses Hose, sizes from 1-Sll. 10 cts. per pair
S-Brtton Length Mosquetaire undressed Kid Gloves
73 cts per pair. worth ii. % per pair.
Remnants Of Russia Crash l0cts per yard, worth
IL cia
One lot odds and ends Kid Gloves 50 eta per pair,
worth from 75 cts. to Sl.;,O per pair.
Latest style Tortoise Shell Hair Pins in ten different
styles. only 25 eta per pair.
Gents Roll Plate Watch Chains only 81, warranted
10 wear ior two years
Ladies' Leather Purses. Is different styles, only
20 cts
New lire Ladies' Colored Border Hemstischsd Hand
kerchies. 8 cts each.
German Linen Towels, 42x2l size. only I6 cts
worth 70 cts. Best bargain ever offered in . Towel
Best quality Oil Boiled Red Table Linen 90 cts
worth 61la cts yard.
Jersey Flannel. % inches wide only 50 cts per I'd.
Genuine Sain-lined Russian Hare Nuts at 48 cts
each, worth rs cts
Childrens Boucs Jersey Caps all colors. at as cts
each.
Chiidren's Gretchen and Boucle 10th Coats. with
satin Hoods to match, at 80. rs. worth S6.7S
One lot Vt Ladies' Breast ns In Silver 3lt and Oxi
died and Silver, 25cs tch worth 30 10 90 cts each
case or Remnants Of simpsons Best Plain Black
Calico al 8 cts. per yard. worth &c.
full lO-4 White Blanket at 30 cts per pair.
full lO4 Coiered Blanket =, % cts per pair.
REMNANTS IN WHITE CAN ron FLANNEL.
I" i1L."
40 "a
g" "l21a 18
The last lot OF Canton Flannel Remnants IN Red
Blue Gold. Gray and Brown at cts per yard. worth
i2la cts.
os pairs nottingham Lace Curtains at ssc Dor psir.
worth 81.
81 pairs nottingham Lace Curtains at eco per pair,
46 pairs nottingham Lace Curtains at S133 per
pair. worth 80.
33 pairs nottingham Lace Curtains at 81 90 per
pair worth 81 76
UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL.
cases at Sc. worth &C.
"61Ac, 1Oc
60 &C., l21sc
leases Dark Calico Remnants at 4 cts per yard,
worth 7c, suitable for comforts and wrappers
cases cOlored Csmbric Remnants the best quality.
son finish, at 4 cts per yard. worth cts
80 Remnants OF Curtain Lace in all quail ties at
Remnant Prices.
20 Remnants of Heavy Cloths tr clio aking purposes
900 Remnants Of Dress 9o,d&, consisting Of cotton
mixed. all wool and fancy dress goods
SO Remnants of Plain and Fancy Flannels
Remnants of Passementerie.
Remnants Of Worsted Lace
Remnants Of Fringe.
Remnants of Feather Trimminva and oda s,... e.,
Corpets and Gloves at Remnant Prices
ALL REMNANTS MARKED WITH QUANTITY
AND PRICE ATTACHED,
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