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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
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cury or posssh, fs ncaessary 70 remove thess
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known 70 tAs world NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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TOMS powers NE give . few testiraoaizls ~
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ma. issss al feeift ny duty, tsF tia ssnsnt
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write you thls letter. WHICH you caa use ~
my ,estfrssny In any way you choose. Twin
answer any inquiry frsn efhsEz lr relation
10 tAs facts sbsgswtth stated. u. February
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was In peor cencicoa. after tryins all sks
hEuaireneaisz IN sueleases. aRd nndiHg ne
rsiisf. W To -psrrlxsisa OF Hr. J. W. Fears,
Manager Of ysuT tssyIerk osaee, used enc
b0ttls 3. O. g. ana Improved rapidly and
very sosn was entirely rslisros OF ny
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per dsssnieTy. n one viii take a few bottles
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che ssr.ins ~ ~ naa<r.-
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fhalst boats szytafss have us.d TO cleanse
ths ssssa saa s.skr ssv ssiss sassf aps~
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Iuss1sssary spsiss fpsfnays builds me
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e.sr~~ svur,x-e q. npsvssa A ssn.1H a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
BY John I. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionssr,
BaHk and Eleventh streets

VERY DESIRABLE CENTRALLY
LOCATED DETACHED BRICK RKsI-
DESCk, Ne. 5t< NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
FOR SALE By ABcfloN.-At ths request II
the owner, wac 10 . nsn-rssbdsAt 1 Will sell ~
public auction. on NE prs misos. "a
TUESDAY. yvxE =, 1855,
BuILT AKb CoxvYNIxNfLY.Locx,TiiT0
TWo-sIoRY ArThD-ANf-8ASEAKNT BRICK
DWELLING sA ssrth Ssenxa savet, costaiaisg
tss rooms. EAs, ssssr, bath. &C, besides pk
fAcukD kfftHxN with three rsemA Lot
ways rented reeiilg "a soco<atof its soassaaoacs
70 naFfes bsetass. akarcbos. echoelA &c.. ard
with few rspa<fsceuh b made b Dey vss q
IN iavestnasnt ~ yonid naxe . very desirable
nausre OF pzsperty
'rxHxs; Very liberal "a snssaaes1 = sal&
~ "a ., :. - :. 40. JAN I. eoSen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

VlRUSTEES' SALE OF A VERY De-
i sIRAsI.R LTPTLE FARM ADJOINING THg
TOWN or ASHLAND AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Ny virtue u dssd VI trust from Robert 4.
Jaass. trustee, aad tks saie Rst-rt y. ssnos In
his own right, and Aaa v Iess-, ais wife, 70 me
as trustee. dated Sep.s absr 2, 1874, and duly re-
corded In Hanover County Court ciGrx's once
sspteTp Ter g. ts74. being required ~ de 50 By tho
creditor secured nsrsoy. viii cell NJ Dnbid
auction, In treat 0f Charles Stsk0iEs's store, in
tho town Of Ashssd hanover cosnsy, ca
SATURDAY. JELr z. 1855.
AZ bE O'Clock r. NJ, tEa.VkRY DESIRABLE LIT.
TER TRACT OF LASD, ceatsiDzng u ACkkS,
ssors OF ier lying vest o. aud adloiE,Eg he
tosa Of Asbisa4, joseph E. kRelani. sAa other.
The SAID tract sAs o. Is dseuiRs Of three
rooms, aud with q small expenditure can 70
xaads "a attractive hons. Persons desiring 20
zee tke properly scfsro the day u sale can % %
81 celliHg on the aucsioneer,.
Terms: The deed requires cash; but Il IL ex-
pectcd that more LIBERIA teryns sui be snn0usced
81 sale. nILL CARTER
10 2,-Sast Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24


COMMISSIONERS SALE OFEIGHT
OpESIRABLR HOUSES AND LOTS on FIFTH
STREET BETW BIN. BAINBkip0E AND POk-
TER STREETS. HANCBsSr Er.-by virtue Of
decree VI the Chsacsry Court Of tho city Of Rich
mOad, sntsrsc JuHs 2 1884, In the suit OF speis
ana wife u.s. Central buiialaE aad Loan Com
pany 81 sls, We will sell az public auction, ON
the premises, on
TUESDAY. JgsE %. 1875,
at o'clock P. NJ, tao above described HOUSES
AND LOTS. frozang terstker rs feet On Fifth
Tor Jackson street. and ruzniaf back between
parallel Hses l25 feet 10 t-fooi aley. Tho
houses are al In arnt-class orosr ard are COM
fortahiy arranged.
the city o. Eiehncad and tho kicB aoad aud
DanVills railrest-skops. Is will bs sid separate
ly or as Shole, ~ nay seem tie best at me
wanting small homes, and any che wanting
safe and profitable inyesth ant shsuld estood the
sale, as tho rents frem tho property are now pay
t1g over is per ceat interesl on tho anticipates
price -
six and twelve moaths, deferred payments bear
ing Interest from day Of sslo, title retsinsa until
all the purchase aasnsy Is paid and convey
ance ordered BY TIE Court
BEy. 7. CRUMP,
j. SAMUEL PARISH,
0EobGk J. HOOPER, JR,
Special Commissioners
SAMSON b ApAxsos, Auciionssra
sPKTs AND WIPE, PLAINTIFFS, AeAIssT CrsTKiL
BUILDING AND LOAN CoHrAEY AND AIS, DE-
FESDAsTs-is fRs CaAsczsr CcuET or TIE
CITY or Rio1naSp.
I, Bsaismia n ssrry. clerk Of said court. cor
tffy mai the bond required Of the special com
nahssioners BY the decree In said cause Of June
2. BS5, has been duly given
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Juns,
1853
jsa BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

THURSDAY, Jgsa 81 isSs
I. wESTBRooK, tho bssu.ifh and attractive
MANSION and hsmssteas u The late Colonel
John p Young. between Brook turnpike and
the Hsrniisags rad, In Henrco seasty, Sfss
with sas-pipes, cistsrs. bsth-reons, ana ether
Improvements, together with the ourballdinss,
The FARM coatsirs sEvENTY-FoUR ACRES
OF LAND, in fair consisien- and hss on 10 nrsi-
class apple, peach pear, and cherry-orchard,
nBs tsuxcod rsrcen, eesusifnl grounds. and
lava with kraysllsd walks And hsnasens ever
green's and shruhbcry, rhlch make 4 ere ~ the
most desirable suburban residences around
., 7ns ovEgsEERs TRACT OF FoRrY-sTx
AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND adjoining the
above On the west This land Is OF fne qualify,
and Is specially adapted 20 farming aud truck.
ing purposes, sad has On TIA COMFORTABLE
HOUSE with foar reons aad well OF excellent
water
q A tract Of NINETY-NINR AND A uALF
ACRES OF WOODLAND between Brock turn
pike and tina New North road y continued,
three miles from ths city Of Eichmond and On
Brook turnpike, suitable fer lots or trucking.
The wood on tsis Land Is very valuable. WIN bs
suo-aiyidsi TO salt the views OF bidders
4. We will offer with the second piece Of pro-
perry an ICr-n0USE u large dimensions, from
which the last lesss-s sold In ono year ffota
worth Of ice, ssd the valuable Ice privileges De-
longing thereto.
INC WHO'S Vk bh8 DtopstV ~ NoaF'hA7ht "
churches. schools. aad telephone line, and Ia
surrounded By the most desirable neighbor-
hood.
Parties are invited to drive out aud look q. tho
place, the SuctiCnser will carry then, out free
Of charge.
Terms: One third cash. and the residue at one,
and two years, with isterOes from Gay OF ssle aud
secured By trust decd or By rstsution OF tits-
THOMAS n. CARTER,
J. W. ANDERSON,
b. N. NASH,
{. g. AcRAR.
Special Commissioners.
IN TEs CTEcuTr COURT oP tbs COUNTY OF Hem
RICO CoUSTr-IoUEG's ExEcUroRS AGAINST
YOUNG AND AIS.
/, Samuel p. WaadIll, deputy clerk Of the said
court, do certify that the bond required OF Sps-
cial- Com M fasteners J. W. ARdersoa, Thomas n.
Carter c. G. hcRae. and B. II. Nah by decree
entered In said cause on the 18Th DAY OF June,
1898, has been daily given.
Given under my haRd this 18th day OF juno,
1883
jeis SAMUEL P. wADDILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
THURSDAY, Jgxa o. 1854

BY virtue Of the heretnsftsr-m me nuonsd docres
WI win sell By auctien, al the efxcs OF tho suo-
tsenser, Ne. 4 Eleventh ftrset, o. O'Clock Z. ~,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
By N. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
A GRAND CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
OK TUESDAY. 18th JryR. 1884

w I 2 7'III-A y Ut n VNI'Nf w.
at o'clock p. a.. viii sell shout 43 LOrg-sOme
OF them on hochanicsVills turnpikc between p
ana Y streets, some on Nin0tssnih street be-
tween and Z. skd the rest oa Nineteenth aud
Twentieth streets bstWeen z and Il streets, aud
all fronting 80 by liz feet
The sections Just northwest and east OF tho
above lots arc quite closely built up-nuch fur
Their Gus thAa this prOporty-tnis location having
been shuunea because Of tho proximity OF tho
COorad Lunatic Asylum. which nas now bseu re-
msvad and on this account. 40 ss8 thsn for other
potant reasons such as the neRrac,s OF s.rcof-
cars aud the rapid gruWth OF tho city, tsis pro-
perry will soon moro tLSa double IN vRlGe. We
must sail 70 pay dubt The property is owned
by non-residsnt sale will bsgi9 on the turn
pike.
TBRRs: Al sale. n. w. ROWE,
ie 20 AuctiOascr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24


Will be attended by great dan
ger 10 body and iimh, but hun
dreds OF leading players say
they hnd moro prompt relief
from strains, spraiHs, bruises,
rheumstsra,s tifi and enlarged
joints. lameuess, ETC. ~ using
BESsaEs PLIgTBK for such
troubles tilaR any other exter-
nal remedy known " the pro
foseion All aEhlstes rs Wsu as
those In the Ordinary aY0ca-
ti0ns OF life unite with bes0-
ball players In cerifyi1g 70
tue value Of this plaster in
ouch accidents. It 10 prompt,
pleasant, and pleasing In ac-
ton. and povsr fails 70 Sc
cure the hest rasuits when
used Rccsp1iag 70 the printed
directions. OviRg 10 It's popu-
lsrity meny worthless suosti-
tu5ons are oaered Buyers
should always asa for BEE-
BOs'B, flrmly refusing all other
plaosera np 26-SutJal2nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
BY N. W. Bows
Real Estate AuGtionser.

Real Estate Austionser.
THE VERY HANDSOME AND
VALUABLE LOT AT TEE SOUTHWEST COR
sER BROAD AND TwESrY-sgyEsrH
sTREETs-4ixisB tss.--wli BE- sold
JUNE q. isSs
ats O'Clock p ~, on the prsnises. We are In
earnest Come sad buy IL .
TRIMS: Al ssls. fe8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
ACussyS 1870 = : $4,000
Byu. ss'asn Taylor.
Red nstsss Asszt and Aueaousses
onics Eleventh and Bank streets

Cfios Eleventh ana Bank erseH
COMMISSIONERS AucrI0sSAI1
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIsPRovxD
wKsT-KSp REAL ESTATE.
CONSISTING OF LARGE Two-sTogr AND
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STORE,
WITH DWELLING ABOVE. SITUATED AT
SOUTHEAST coRSxR OF CARY AND
CARTER STREETS,
WITH VACANT LOT ADJOINING on TIE
EAST:
ALSO, VACANT LOT on EAST SIDE or CAR
TER STREET BETWEEN CARY
AND BEVERLY. AND ONE ON SOUTH SIDE
OF BEVERLY STREET NEAR RANDOLPH
By virtue o. decree OF the Circuit Court OF
uesrico county, entered June II, isss, In the
suit OF Hsrgrovs and wife 60 Cary aud others
We. as special cemmiss ioners thsroby appointed.
win proceed 70 sell Dy public auction, upon ne
promises Oh
FRIDAY, JrsE q. isss.
commencing al 81 o'clock p ~. sad In TIE fol-
lowing order:
LOT at southesst corner Of Cary asd Carter
streets, GKi30 feet 10 AZ alley, with NODkhN"
STlLs BRICK STORE AND OW BILLING fhero-
On. witch IL . COED suNresSstani
VACANT LOT saioiaising Ac above, 1xlp
feet 20 . iefeoi slley.
LOT DH-- feet on east side 81 Carter street
south OF aRa near Cary street: asd
BEAUTIFUL LOT fronting on south slt OF
Beverly street near Randolph. AxycQ feet de.p.
Ali this property IL well located near both
street-caT linss. and enhancing in value.
TERMS: one third cash: balance In six,
twelve. aud eighteen nSonths. for negotiable
notes. Interest added or all casb. 40 option OF
purchasers; title retained until = conveyance 10
PRESTON COCKE,
". H. BsyERlDGE
Special COMMISSIONER
IN TIES CIRCUIT CouRr oY rHs CousTT OF lIss-
EIC0-hAEGROVE AAD WIS AGAINST GAkf AND
AIs.
!, samuel p. waddill. deputy clSrk OF ne s0id
court. do certify that the bona reasired ~ spe-
cisl-C commissioners William H. Beveridgs and
Prestan Cocke by decree catered ia saia csDes
on tbs 2Isi day Of June, 1875, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this s,i CT Jane, 1854
SAMUEL l.. WADDlLL,
iee3 Deputy Clerk
ByJ. Thompson Brown a Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

KEAL EsTArE AT PRIVATE BALE.
EOR SALE, THE B6T-GRACENa
u STREET RESIDENCE WITH LARGEhA
AND BEAUTIFUL LOT. ca by 100 feet a. north
west corner Grace and Madison streets. Apply
70 ~ W. BOWIE,
fe 233t Real Estate Hnd Leans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24
BY J. Thompsoo Brown q Co
sampson a Adarnsoa.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY
Il srocK-BEfcK STORE AND DWELLING
NORTH SIDE u6z.L SrRkET BErwEES
SIXTH AND sEvrNrn sTkxErS
MANCHESTER

BY rsqustt Of the sxssa.sr Of n. II. Ham. de-
Corded N tks MAnshsuser eeAcs II Chssreraeid
County Court pss<-beok DAse ~ V sscure
NE parnsot of ~ sse>< thsreSA nssl<Saea, ana
default having been ne4s " payment q he
sAne, sAa beng required - u q, ~ VII sell u
pubic sac1os. - ne preakss<, en-
BkkpAf. JsNx ~. LESS.
81 ESQ p. n. Ne SroHE ahovs ssscsibs<. Ana =.
ieeg sccapse1 ~ kML storsy = S1atsy . I rsno-
mi esnfscssossry. ssAsry - Ia Nxiss = Il
isss e .sstsra issA go ssesea iet - - desn
Az &c kL4xNr D9<xEko-SRA31oxX DGoO6
TAYTSe nv aeenE1L
casA; basascs b az. twa4vA a. s.estss 4
1s11nes 6psr ceak iu4orese a1dnk escurcd -
ssst q reM Lxkox s pk0WN, Irasles
Same assss; : As arsss = Co. Aseusass.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

A PPERSON 4 co.
N oFgYk
AT PRIVATE SALE,
ON MOST EXTRAORDINARY TERMS,
"DUGARSvILLE,p
THIRTY-THREE ACRES IN DUvAL AND
COUTTs'S n. II. addition 10 the city Of Rich-
mond, with DWELLING, &c.-9e acres suDdL-
vided int ~ lots. Higa and dry. pure air and
water, and Bae views OF the city and eountry.
Gene and see plat ssd properly and Buy your
PRINCIPAL 10 H-sodet'
nor SALE, LOTS IN THE PLAN
4 OF "RaVsnsWoos," opposite the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Posenac railroad. on Lslgh,
Moore, Boyd, Brookisnd Eanrico, and Carlton
streets. ~ $3.50, IS. 81, and Sl2 per foot Tbs
many Quics sales made In ihis plan strongly Ia
dictate the confidence placed In ths properly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-24

COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE AND HANDSOME COUNTRY
PLACE
KNOWN As -wKSTBR0oK,"
THE HoAg OF TIE LATE JOHN b YOUNG,
ON THE BROOK ROAD ABOUT THRKk
NILES FfoM RICHMOND.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
The General Assembly Meets at
Indianapolis and Perfects
An Organization.
Barry Proposes to Carry the Fight
Against Master Workman Pow
derby to the Furtherest Limit.
The Next Two Days Will be Devoted to
Hearing Annual Reports-The
Ed Gould Case.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 14.--There are 208
accredited delegates to the Knights of
Labor general assembly in session here.
After the assembly was called to order
by General Master Workman Powderly,
the committee on credentials reported
six contests and protests concerning
delegates. District assembly 40, of New
York. presents the most serious case,
arising out of the contention between
James Quinn and Philip j. McGraff,
both of whom claim to be master work
man of the district. Quinn represents
the home club faction and favors Pow
derly's administration. The trouble be-
tween the factions began over the heavy
expenditures made years ago by the
Quinn people in purchasing a home.
The dissension has cost the district many
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15
WHAT A CAMPAIGN COSTS.

To Business Interests It Was Over
$500, 600, 900 ---A Plea for Longer
Terms.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA The Herald de-
votes an entire page to the expression of
opinion of prominent men upon the
question of extending the term of office
of the President of the United States to
six or eight years. 1t is claimed that the
shrinkage in the internal commerce and
business of the country during the past
four months, traceable to the apprehen-
sion, excitement and other conditions
dependent upon the presidential cam
paign amounts to not less than $500, 000,-
600, and The Herald argues that this and
other reasons advanced justifies the ex-
tension of the term of the presidential
Office. Among others quoted as favor
ing an extension are Chauncey NJ. De-
pew and Sidney Dillon, both Of whom
think six years as about the proper
length of time for which a president
should be elected,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15
is A PARTY DEFEAT
Cleveland Considers 1t Settlement OF
Issues Not Personal Question.

Cleveland Considers 1t Settlement of
Issues Not Personal Question.
New YORK, Nov. 10.-The Herald's
Washington correspondent telegraphs an
interview with the president yesterday
afternoon. In reply to the question as
what cause he attributed the loss of New
York state, he said:
81 answer frankly that do not know.
am not Indifferent as to the result. 1t
is not personal matter. 1t is not proper
to SPEAK of it either as my victory or my
defeat. 1t was 3 contest between two
great parties battling for Tic supremacy
of certain well defined principles. One
party has won and the other has lost;
that is all there is to it,
"Do you think, Mr.. President" asked
the correspondent, ''that Governor Hill
acted in good faith toward your"
81 have not the slightest doubt of
Governor Hills absolute good faith and
honesty in the canvass. Nothing has
ever occurred to interrupt our kindly
relations since we ran on the ticket to-
gether as governor and lieutenant gov
ernor."
81 would like to inquire, Mr.. Presi-
dent, how Mrs. Cleveland bears your de-
feat?'
''Oh, she feels about it just as do.
You know the defeat brings it's compen-
sations. We shall now have some time
to ourselves and can live more as other
people do"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15

thousand members, but in settling the
question as to delegates temporarily
union representative was allowed.
A protest was filed against
the admission of George A..
Schilling, of Chicago, who
represents the socialists. He is denied
admission to the hall until the question
is settled. A large number of ex-general
officers attending the convention, are en-
titled to the floor of the assembly, but
they were excluded, pending the DISPOSE
ton of the credentials. In regard to this
action, T. B. Barry, who is the leading
opposition to Powderly, said his case was
one of appeal from the action of the ex-
ecutive board in expelling him after he
had resigned. He proposed to carry the
fight to the furtherest limit. Out of this
may grow a new organization, and on
that account the federation of miners
and mine laborers is watching the pro-
ceedings with great interest.
appeals on the action of Master Work
strong, and commercial assemblies of
this city for denouncing Ed. Gould, who,
it is charged, was employed by the Dem
OCTdUS W ClTCuidUc tuc CudIScS dSdlltSt
Gen. Harrison relative to his position in
the railway strike of 1877, as well as
other matters of similar character. Gould
is the delegate from District Assembly
100, over which Klinesmith presides.
In the afternoon session a prolonged
discussion occurred on the advisability OF
appointing legislative committee, the
opponents to the proposition maintaining
that it would conflict with the regular
committee of that character which meets
in Washington during sessions of con-
gress. 1t was decided, however, to have
the committee, but its province is con-
fined to receiving suggestions for trans
mission to the regular legislative COM
mite. Committees were appointed on
laws, appeals, grievances, finance. state
of the order, secret work and press.
Hugh Cavanaugh of Cincinnati, is chair
man of the finance committee. The an
nual reports of the officers will be next
taken up, an order of business that will
likely consume two days.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15

WILLIAM r. MERRIAM. over macdonald,
Dem. of ,000, but this number will be di-
minished somewhat when the official
and complete returns are in.
In the Fourth district, which includes
st. Paul and Minneapolis, Snider, Rep,
wins over Rice, DEM, by majority es-
timated at 5000, and carried every
county in the district except Pine, and
Ramsey, where Mr.. Rice lives and is
very popular. Rice carried Ramsey
county by majority of over 1000. In
Chisago county Rice's vote increased
perceptibly over that cast for him two
years ago, but the Republican candidate,
Snider carried the county by plurality
of over 800.
In the Fifth district, composed of 20
counties in the northern part of the
state, returns are SO incomplete that ma
jorities for any candidate cannot be
made up, but the election of Comstock,
the Republican candidate for congress is
conceded, Stearns county gave Can
ming, DEM, over $500 plu-
rality. A Republican ajority of 200 is
claimed in Otter Tail county. In Crow
Wing county, Canning came near defeat
ing the Republican candidate. He cap
tured the two strong labor wards of
Brainerd and ran well in the county
towns. The county voted eyes" by a
large majority for detaching a portion
of Cass county and attaching it to Grow
Wing. The constitutional amendments
were not voted on at all.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15
A Strong Probability That Two Dem'
cratic Electors Were Chosen.

A Strong Probability That Two Demo-
cratic Electors Were Chosen.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The Sun says it
is possible that two of the Democratic
candidates for presidential electors from
this state are elected. This result, if it
has really been accomplished, is brought
about by the fact that the electoral ticket
given out by the Labor party included
the names of thirty-four Republi can
electors, with the two Labor electors at
large at the head of the ticket, two of
the Republican electors being necessarily
omitted 1t is thought that the number
of Labor votes thus cast were sufficient
to defeat the two Republican electors
omitted from the Labor tickets, thus
electing the Democratic electors at large.
Such division of the electoral vote in
this state is not recalled by any politi-
clan.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-11-15

Republican candidate has carried New
York by plurality of about II 900. In
diana has also decided for her favorite
son by claimed plurality of from 1900
to 5000.
The Democratic managers have given
up hope and conceded their defeat by
the above majorities. Both parties, how
ever. claim to have carried California,
the full returns from that state not yet
being in.
From the most reliable authorities it
would seem that the Republicans have
slight majority in the house Of repre-
sentatives, but an official count may be
necessary. The strength of the parties
in the senate will remain unchanged.
Chairman Brice, of the Democratic
executive committee, comedies the cleo
ton Of Gen. Harrison.