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Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
GIarte'S HIar GaIpe.

Selbreber Biles, Salt 8beum, letter,
Branbiaar, Saar, 8uiuiaar, Saar pos
Bsrn, @nibnins, iaare Brpftporter %
rlbIet. De, iom lioer at Gatarrb, pil
fn6e bette ct mnbparlist Wibbel os
iffer &ur. Bebaselis at BRUCE os 7ils
frebsfiIelie saranteres. Yris rs Gents
pr. sgfe, tilialss bos q. s. Beiier,
9ecorab, Soma 14.14.1a
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
National. Snbifriptionen~ til ari.

~itians6Ors Slots Spfsrelie er enbnu
life nndet bsiere euo til 763.22S aros
ner; efter Ouer1aset pil Der altIaa
mansle ben betpoelise Gum al 81 Nils
lioner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Gn Wano bolot netop paa at bepne
Tor fine 1ilbsrere, at Der lite fanotes
noset ilist til..iom ganoRref. 9a fom
en- liIsbitte Sunb i~prinseHoe neopuer
@aben. s naite gieblif iao ben larbe
Wanb / 1oppen paa ct Ere.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

&c bsoite meoicinIie Iutoriteter inos
remmer, at Qper's Bins er fortrinlise
ps foreifripsr Dem meo ben itsrite 9rpss
beo ium bet melt pirfiomme Wiooel mob
lloroener Mauen, 1armene os 2eperen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
Gn arteiiif YrpnD.

Gn arteiiif Yrono. gec ben milf,
tore 8%lebefabrif / usierpo bar man MI
en- Tib bolot paa at bore en- Brsno, ps,
oa non naaeoe neo til en- GDboe al los
Sob, traf man paa en- 8anoaare, ION
lenber op en- IA 5Oos bbi Siraale. s
Dsgnet leperer ben 5000 3Bnoer Yano.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Slbebrano | YoroinsbOrg. Sarper
8nuoiens 4 @tases 5abrlfbpsnins fig
ger / Ife. os Sioen forplanteoe fig
osiaa iii &isbmano S6ous Basbus.
8nubiens Tab ifal oreie fig ON 100000
8roner, men meb COB Insurance.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Dob al Silt. Wsllerens Susbolz
berife | 9auinoe paa 5pen tom nplis uo
al 8eroen pan en- iSrsslis Waaoe; ueo
en- 5eiltaselie bar bun oruffet garbol
ipre al en- WebicinHaife. Weo 5Oriat
er bet neppe fleet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
Gualte | en- Sanoarau. 6

Gpalte | en- Sanbgrap. st betlas
selist lllpffestilialoe inbtraf ben lobe
Suli paa Sinoals Sebe / 0anmarf,
loet to 8grn bleu fpalte / en- Sano9rau.
8srnenes Wober, en- Susmanosfone,
lenote fine 3 BDrn | en- Gloer al 3, 6 os
8 Iar ben til en- Sanosrao for at bente
@uluiano. Weoens be bar beitjeftisebe
meb at pp9rape Sano, sleb en- Sanb>
brinf neo opsr benz O9 ~bssrdueoe be to
fuloft9nbi9 bentreoie, 6Iar sammel, ar
beioeoe fig no al Sanoet ps lob biem til
Wtpoeren % f~ortalte bet. Mooeren ilebe
til ulpffesitebet ps fit tilfaiot nosle
5olf, Der srapebe Bprnene frem, men
Mtuoeren naaeoe fun at le fine 8srn
blloe prague frem iom Sig.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Gn 6abrif for life beruienbe 9riffe
astss uprsttet al en- 8reos al Gfbolbss
mano. Eli JabrifatiOnen astes anpenbt
Gru8ter, fr~embrastei ielue 2anbet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Sneoriper fra Blofaben iuaares ifal
enbnu finbes paa BornbOlm Rarbeben
al NpbrO; be RACER II Ilen op, os
imelter pift life meo bet Jsrite.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Seq funSe sierne iiooe Der Os ie paa
Wuanen / Eimeuis, Sanien, iasbe bun.
= Va, glib ies uar Wanoen / Raansn
ba, raubte ben imastenbe Sanien. -
60, GID Be uar, fuifsoe bun.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Gn fin Serre meb 8riGer os StOt
tom eusans til en- 9riftebOnbe os bab,
ON ban uilbe "ifriue" bam for ct tibet
Haut.
9riitebOnSen: Seq pil beift ifriUe
big fr ct tort Rdut, men nosen &reoit
faar 0u iffe."
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

! st Iiameiiif 6eIanotitab er anfom.
men til aipbenbaun os uil opboloe Jig
Der en- 5io: be fom fra Stodbolm.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
ioeler Cohen enb 6attigbuiet. 81

II Nar sdmmel Some / Seliinsor bar
forisst at tose zig aioase ueo Grutnins
/ Sortpilslie oper at p9re fommen paa
5attisbuiet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

I'll Steoer oeitsnior Brauo Sorts 1atos
ia er Irilen miuore eno for en- Sei. JHaen
Eur. os Returbilet toiterr ooer 20 Dollars,
@reat falls, DRpntana inobeiattet.
yerioner, iom aster at tase en- Eur sIeu'
benz bet noroltae Wltnneiota, Iatota oa
Noutana for at beie 9auoet og isse Iis ct
mt Diem tnoen Oct prGsttSfe Speoes
bette | Veroeu os ct aserbrugsoiitriit,
Der er itiitet for blanoet 5arnltn9, bsr be-
nptte fig az oeune anleoutns.
Jor Barter os uRrmer C~plpsninser benz
peuoer man Jig I'll nRrmsite Nsert, til buil.
teniombellt af a%ompaniets Asenter e0er I'll
B.. !. Wbituep.
@euT Bais. ono EIdet ast.
48.14tf ct. Baui, gttun.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

Hof al Yenge. s oet noroUeitlise
J9uano er Yenssmansoen | enfelte
S1er lao flor, at Banferne lite bar pils
st 9ioe mere enb 2 Brocent paa Jno>
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
gpSsialb. Otter lanaere 7iss

IpSsfalb. Otter lansere 9ibs
Spsoom osoe | aisbenbaun Sartitulier
Sgren @briitenien, m~nnsenarist Meb-
lem al Raiinps Repraientantltab, | en-
Nloer at 7S War. Den Gibsbe bar
fsot | en- 2anesbp / Rerbeoeu al 8is
borg os fpm / en- uns Nloer til 6ooebs
ftaoen. Som SfrRboermelter ipans
ban Jig up til pelbauenbe Wano os sieos
Here Stsoer. Sine Wibler bsnpttebs
ban meo for @apmilbbeo / o~elsisrenbe
Eiemeo og par altio rebe til at poe aus
bre, life mtnoit iceniife 8unitnere, Isiiz
ftance. San bar liseleoes betantl berz
uerenbe Stiiteiier, iaaleoes ca. 10000
Str. til Sfipperforeninsen, 8ombebgss
len, Spseblemmet, 9iafonisieitiftelien
os Saanoperfsritiitelieu. De 5attise
/ Oct Sosn, buOr ban par barneisbt,
bapoe Gbriitenien ifienfet 5000 ar. us
tilise ifiantet en- imuf, al en- aniei
aunitner malet Nltertaule til Steoets
&irfe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
Mnmelbte Sebsboer / Sanmarf,

WHuteiOIe SeOsUueT ! SuNHlUTl,
hUilts grUinssr aurages at prrs Amegi'd)
CDleoodt al soHiul G. !. SOlbrs, AS, Ace aosuue,
0HIpautss.), Bis., Der OV,riassr arUsiassr be
gauoiuaUti,s sans.. inSbefatttt SIsspis, Os t Imsrita.)
isbeuba .-Stomaser 8uliI Ssrael
Sediber. Infhusforoalter Sulius 8uoulf
Sofus Stueioer. 5ipeifcm misbeiiooer Gbris
titan 8oienprn @srsoOffs gnfe Spiepbine,
Igot Seimann.
5rebensbprs.-5iiter Senrit Guoer-
lens gnfe Seniine Glen Of Snetteriten.
Observation-Disclosures Ntels Glen
al Meellsie.
SIanserup. gbriitiau 5reberit, fbu.
9ampltibsbra9er / Seliinser.
SilIergb. 5ulomRstis gariten 5reoes
rf 5riis 8poibpw, forhen aon. Serseaat /
8aroen.
RptIBbin9paa Siellanb. 8aaros
mano Of Stubberup Ss'9en Seriens gnte
Gle Nnbersbatter Of Hprup.
8uosYebbp Nma gliiabetb &in.
oabl, fsot 9ltbmer, gnte efter @artner Yeoer
Senorit gribien Ginoabl, at Nsra9er.
Sprubolm. llnoentassmano / &onne
Sans Sou os SuItru zine 8iriine.
Mgen. Smeb / Ste9e Sans Yeoer San'
len.
8iellerup. SacUb 3immermnno al
9bornins. Zine SSreaien, gnte efter Gre,
BERT Satobien al Yium.
Sibprg. SfolelRrer Sens Teter SPIT
sanro af 9ollerup.
Sgilins. gftastsmano Ssren StOu-
ming 8ruie % Suitru airiten Sensoatter.
Sierritslep. Susmano Gbrllten Sen-
len oouer af 2ausuup ps SuItru ytaren &olo
Ssrensoatter.
Marbus. SfrlelGrer 9ubpis 9inobaros
gnfe Sreorite Charlotte 2puiie, fBot Hos-
musier. hilbert Rielien al Srrioslep cg
Suitru Gbriitenie, fsot Beoerien.
gftern9pnte Dante / Nmerita inotaloes
iom Nrpinser i 8oer / Sanmart, os / 3il'
f9lbe al oeres 9so inofaloes beres n9rmeIte
Sle9trinse:
2auriB % Niels Nnoerien, Ssnner al Sus-
maro 9nbers Chr. 3bomien % Suitru au.
aulta 9nrsoatter Of Saliteb.
Smeb Sans Eeter Sanien % Suitru @ear'
sretbe gbriensoatter, iioitnapnte al Nor'
holm.
gbriIiian Wartuslen, grOoeripn Of gaaro=
marb Otto gbrifianien | 8ulspile paa Can
gelano.
Sans Yeter Sesperien, Btooer af Saniine
gbriitine Sesperien af 8nuofer.
glias WBler, fbp. Ger Of &tiemolen
8lemen5fer.
Vine 8iritine, Sacub, Bobil Rurie os Niels
Bsrn al 1usmano 9eoer Sacubien os SuItru
Stiue Rielien al Saruorup.
Better Sleien Sod, Bruoeripns sgn al
8irften 7bpseien 8pd af Spnoerfop Marf
% bemelote 8iritens Bruoeroatters Ssrn
Niels gbriitian, Caroline % gbriiiine Dime
Subj.
y Sormsnttiss aruius.r beSss opstp., buor o. uoar be
ere tsote OF osbts. 0sres ssu. % bsrss 5OrGlorss iuio.
%apne, Soitscsr % SOrrstuins. cs o,rss eSst Si9sts
fabsiorbolO til TONNE GissOs. Haur BE isriuei
bertiI ON bisie aumslo,Iier. SpIpsninssr suites ON
be anisrte DANTE / amsrtta. G. 8. SIbsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
SIospaairtteIie.

9ise, Der iom Saruepise fiente paa
"0ebslesaaro" bar t%ilftaaet, at bun bar
lat Slo PAD 9aaroen for at b1pue zig
ouer at oGre opiast fra 1ieneiten. GUN
sr MI / Nrref.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
Sob un0er SanOien.

Danbs. iom ianot Steo / S~fpttebuiet
peo Sobro, banbte bet lise iaa isrse.
lise iOm u~bpaselise Silfeloe, at en-
pnsre Mano fra &anbers, lom bar font
men til SObro / Gnleonins af Marfepet,
~pluoielis itprteoe ON os bgoe / 9ebet al
nosle Wtinutter. gn 2ese, iom TOM til
Steoe, funoe fun fonitatere, at ban par
opb os al &ebnins umulis.
Spab Der bar ioranleoiset bette iau
upenteoe 8sosfalo, er life pplplt, men
bet maa ianolpnlisuis nermelt an.
tases, at ben SOrulptfeoe, opbeoet al
9anoien, life bar neret maaoeboloer
meb Npoelien af foloe 9riffe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22

. 6OrmentIise aruius.r btoss opstDs, buOr os mar ,.
ere isOte OF osbts, beres ssu. Os esrss 5OrrIorss iuios
Naune, SOitsOsr Os 5Orrstnins. Os Ssrss s9st Gl9st'
fabsiOrbOIo til tomm gissNs. Haor Be i.riue,
bertil ON btsie aumslo,Iier. SpIpsniussr srites ON
be anisrte DANTE / amsrtta. G. 3. sIbers.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-22
apertiSiem
Z. z. @unoerion, Btseonfu.

sore tnS 1000 smfyt'df Pr,os- amt -pory, Jistiss
ssiiu ia amtriiaut Stia6puut At
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08
THE GRAND RULER.
The Highest Officer of the Elks III
Salt Lake.

DR.. Hamilton F. Leach, grand ruler
of the Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks, is in Salt Lake on visit of in
spection and greeting to the local lodge.
He is a tall, well-built gentleman, with
coal black hair and mustache. He was
born in Washington in 1851, and is a
graduate from the Georgetown Uuiver
sity. Soon after his graduation, he be-
gan the practice of medicine and sur
gerry il the capital. Probably no ply :
stefan of Washington is better known to
the laity and profession of his native city.
DR.. Leach joined the Washington Lodge
of Elks in November, 1884. But a few
months elapsed before he was chosen
its presiding officer, and in December
of the year following he became mem
Der of the Grand Lodge, whose head he
now Is. There be found immediate
favor in the eyes and estimatio of his
felloW-members, and through success
siye steps he was given honor after
honor until 1887, when he was made
Exalted Grand Ruler. This tour OF in
spection and greeting is the first ever
made by the chief officer OF the Elks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08

His administration has been most
satisfactory. Il left Washington" he
said, October Goth, and have visited
lodges of the Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks, in Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Richmond, Lexington, Louis
vile, Kansas City, Omaha, st. Paul,
Milwaukee, Saginaw, and various other
places. The object of this visit to the
different lodges OF the order is simply
one of investigation as to their strength
and spirit, and to become acquainted
with the many members. The Elks
have grown SO rapidly during the past
two years that an acquaintance with
their officers is now absolutely neces-
sary to the exalted grand ruler. There
are now 104 lodges in the order, and it
is steadily growing. While in Lexing-
ton, KY, l initiated into the Elks,
General James Robinson, collector OF
the Ninth District, and personal
friend of President Cleveland, and IN
Lexington aud Louisville particularly
was accorded q large reception, at
tended by the most prominent gentle
men of both places, and given in the
EIks' rooms. I have found the Older
80 far fourishing and enthusiastic. ="
He spoke in warm terms OF the Salt
Lake Lodge. DR.. Leach leaves for the
east this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08

white men were congregated. where
they had a scuffie. n, groes came to
the rescue of their comrades
aud were charged at by the whites.
Hardly had the tight commenced
before shots were fired at tue negroes.
Then the widest confusion prevailed,
and after about forty Shots had been
fired, the negroes retreated. The whites
then discovered that three OF their men
mad been wounded. Samuel Gust was
shot in the leg, James Mahoney in the
abdomen and John Retger in the eye.
The two latter are probably fatally
wounded. Immediately after the riot
and after the negroes had re-
treated, the white, began arm
ing themselves. Every body is
now armed. Mayor Baird has
called out the Old Dominion Guards
and 100 special policemen have been
sworn in. The excitement is intense,
and the negroes are reported forming
just outside the city. Another out
break is feared. A detachment of
guards will be sent to dispense the mob
of negroes.
SANTA FEE, N. NJ, November IA re-
port from Vsllence County says there
is trouble between the Republican and
Democratic judges of election at San
Rafael, over the attempt of the former
to secure the poll books, and 1. Pro
vencho, one OF the judges aud an old
time citizen, was shot and instantly
killed by the attacking party, who i'm
med1ately afterwards escaped to the
mountains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08
The President.

WASHINGTON, November THE Post
tomorrow will say the President takes
the result calmly and philosophically.
He talked quite freely about the returns
and the increased Republican vote, but
expressed not the slightest regret at any
action he had taken during his admin
istration. He is willing to admit that
his position on the tariff and the decided
stand he took in favor of revenue
reform may have lost him many
votes, but still maintains if it
were to do it over again he would fol-
low the dictates of his convictions. The
President received no kilograms from
the National Democratic Committee
until late tonight. From what he has
heard, however, he concede, he is de-
feated to no one particularly, and says
that Hill and Tammany Hall treated
him with perfect fairness. and he has
no fault to find at all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LEAD YESTERDAY, So Is; s liver, 9415.
A BET of S. even was offered On CeVe-
land at midnight last night.
The CENTRAL PACtFtc was three hours
late yesterday. The D. g. r. G. waited.
THERE ID a message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Z. B. Hal
stead.
WELLS, FARGo & Co.'S shipments
yesterday we're: Ore. 81 500; base bull
lion, 81 974. Total, $6,474.
BOWMAN CANNON, of the United States
NJ arshal's office, packed his old clothes
and went ION a mission" yesterday.
T. R. JONES & Co. received yesterday {:
GermaniR bullion, 81, 734 81; silver and
lead ores, 81 ,299 65. TotaI, $3,O34.51.
Six OR eight good bricklaYers can get
q good long lob at Reform School,
Ogden. Apply Immediately. J. JACK
SON.
MCCORMICK & Co. recsived yesterday:
Hanauer bullion. 81 400; silver and lead
ores, 81, 300; Qlesu of Hills ore, $500.
Total, So 600.
WIN. PRoBsRT. of Holden, sends up to
IHE HERALD mOQSCST bp6ClLnoAS VI op
pies that put anything grown here
abouts to the blush.
The RESIDENT directors OF the Horn
Silver went south to inspect the mine
Yesterday. j. L. Little. +. W. Jen-
nings, P. T. Farnsworth, Will Sharp
and Joseph A. jennings comprised the
party.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY as reported
BY Sergeant tizmaurlce, of the sigma
Service office: At Ga. m.-Salt Lake. "a |;
Helena, %; Fort Custer. 26; Boise City
30; Rswlins. "a At IL a. m.-Salt
Lake, So; Ogden. 40; Stockton, "a;
Bingham, SO; Park City, %: Provo. As !;
Alta, "a
TUESDAY EVENING, the Ninth Ward
NJ. 1. A. completed the selection of its
board of officers, which is as follows
President, George w. Clark; counse-
Tors, John W. Rees and John e. Evans;
secretary, Joseph Barrows; assistant
secretary, Miss Mile Smith; treasurer,
P. J. Nielsen; choir leader, Hyrum
Case; assistant choir leader, Charles
Balmtorth; organists, Misses Laura
Smith and Mile Groo. Meetings are
held on Tuesday evenings at 7.sO
o'clock,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08
BRUSH Bits

QUEENSTOWN, November 7.-On the
arrival here of th5 steamer Catalonia,
from Boston, a passenger named Moz
riarty was arrested. A revolver ands
quantity of ammunition were found
concealed in his trunk. He was taken
before a magistrate and remanded for
further examination.
The Parliamentary committee ap-
pointed to consider the revision of the
constitution, has decided by vote of
to in favor of the revision by spec
tally conVoked constituent assembly.
LONDON, November IA dispatch
from Saigon, says the French have re-
captured the e1-King of Haunam. who
fed into the mountains after the even IS
at issue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08
TEE TERRITORIAL ELECTIONS
Returns From a Few Additional
Precincts-Tte Proportions
Unchanged.

Returns on the election for Delegate
to Congress in this Territory were re-
oeived yesterday from only few ad-
di;ional precincts, and the proportion s
shown By the earlier returns remain
unchanged
Morgan City precinct gives Game 81
and Baskin 6; Sandy gives Game SO
Baskin 81 and Thurman g; Murray
gives Game 90 and Baskin 81; Alta goes
solid for Baskin with 80 votes.
This makes the total vote so far as
heard from, as follows:
For B4skin .............. ,429
For Thurman. MISREPRESENTATION. 297
Total. &C.,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6,448
Further returns will be published as
soon as they ars received.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08

The Salt Lake Oil Company are now
ready for business. They have two
new magnificent iron tank oil wagons,
from which Gasoline and Coil Oil will
be sold in quantities from one pint up
wards, and delivered free of charge.
Regular routes are being established,
which Will be covered daily. Patrons
are furnished with Large Cards, which
are hung out when Oil is needed. The
convenience of this scheme can hardly
be oyerestimated. and we predict a
huge success for the enterprise. Leave
orders at No. E. Second South. Cat
phone No. 60. JAMES W. LUsK,
t Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08
PERSONAL.

a. g. ADAMsoE is up from Please nj
Green.
DR.. CHARLES WIGMAN, of Philadel'
phia, is in the city.
Mr.. BEAUvIsAGE, Paris. France, is a
Wa lker House guest.
CAPTAIN BRYANT. U. S. A., and Mrs
Bryant are registered at tbs Walker
House.
CAPTAIN WILLARD YOUNG left for
Portland. Oregon, yesterday. Mrs.
Young will remain here several weeks
longer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08

had given up, and it must be conceded
that the Kentuckians have a cheerful
way of looking at things.
ONE prominent Republican said that
he attributed Cleveland defeat in a
great measure to Governor Hill. He
thought that hill had been treacherous
to the President in the interests of his
own personal ambitions. This gentle
man also thought that the mayoralty
squabbIe in New York City hurt Mr..
Cleveland to great extent.
THE secret of this heavy betting on
Harrison during the past few weeks, "
said a gentleman on the inside track
yesterday, "lay in the fact that The bet
tiers hedged to such al extent that they
couldn't lose much, no matter which
way it went. They bet on Harrison
with a good deal of talk, and they go
quietly and bet equal amounts on
Cleveland"
THERE is one thing that will afford
c eveland considerable satisfaction.
even if he is defeated" said Democrat
yesterday. He will have the satisfac-
ton of knowing that Harrison's photo
will probably be used to advertise GER
tain brand of -four, while that of Mrs.
Harrison will probably be found on a
new brand Of cigarettes"
SOME very funny things have hap
pened during the last twenty-four
hours. Several prominent Democrats
were engaged in discussing the bulletins
received, and were very we'll pleased
with the outlook. Suddenly there came
a bulletin that dampened the Demo-
Gratis ardor considerably. Just at that
moment a drunken loafer issued from a
saloon near by with the exclamation {:
"Hurrah for HarrisonI" The bulletin
was dropped in disgust with the re-
mark: Just listen to that -
will you?"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-08
LADIES plush wraps just received at
G. NJ. DoNELsoN & Co.'s.
REAL ESTATE AUCTION.

Seventy-eight lots will be sold at
auction next Saturday evening at Z
pm. in front of the Postoffce. Thes q
lots are located on Third North and
Seventh West Streets. Lots are twenty
five and thirty feet wide each by 120
feet deep with an alley in the rear.
Each lot is guaranteed to lay high and
dry. Messrs. Lynch & Glasmsnn are
now sinking two artesian wells on their
&C dition, and each person buying lots
shall have free use of the water. The
lots are nicely located and it would be
worth while for parties wishing cheap
homes to call and see these lots as
Lynch & Glasmann's addition is almost
surrounded by dwellings; remember
these lots are in the city-only one
block west of the D. & r. G. track.
Come to the auction and get lot at
your own price, next Saturday even
ing.
+ DURGIN, Auctioneer.
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In England.

LONDON, November 7.-Hsrrison s
victory has caused no excitement in
diplomatic circles, as it was expected.
The public show no interest in the cleo
ton. Salisbury, Gladstone and Balfour
had made arrangements to obtain at
the earliest moment bulletins of the re-
suit of the elections. Phelps hopes that
the returns from Michigan and Ohio
will turn the tide.
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ALittle Diversity

WASHINGTON, November IA special
to the Post, from Norfolk, Va, says: "a
riot occurred in Portsmouth, about 8
o'clock, between whites and blacks.
Four hundred negroes marched down
Right Street, the principal thorough
fare saying, Well hang Grover Cleve-
land on a sour apple tree At the cor
ner of Dinwoody Street large party OF
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Railroad Casualty.

BUENA VISTA, Ca, November IA
train on the Savannah & Western road
containing 125 passengers bound for the
Macon fair, was wrecked near EllavilIe,
this morning. The kiile1 are: Charles
scoville, Dodd Tiston. Henry Martin.
George Davis and John Hanover. A
dozen others were injured, among them
Conductor Singleton.
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One Fact

Is worth q column of rhetoric, said an
American Statesman. 1t is a fact,
established by the testimony of thou
sands of people, that Hoods Ssrsap-
arilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum.
and other diseases or affections arising
from impure state or low condition of
of the blood. 1t also oVsrcomes that
tired feeling. creates good appetite,
and gives strength to every part of the
system. Try it. 264
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BERLIN, November 7.-Elections fer
members of the Landtag resulted in ia
vor of the government, the extreme
Right and Left losing their seats, which
were captured by the Moderates. On
church and school questions the ma
jority is against the government, con-
sisting of Conservative Centrists and
Poles
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Gladstone Addrssse. the Liberal.

BIRMINGHAM, Eng, November San
enorm JUS meeting OF Liberals was he'd
hare tonight. Mr.. Gladstone spoke
for two hours on The home-rule ques-
ton and resp ecting the discussions be-
tween the present parties in England
Sir William Vernon HarcoUrt and John
Morley were also present.
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A Claim,

WASHINGTON, November 7.-Secretsry
Mcpherson, of the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Committee. is con-
fdent of the election of Harrison, and
twelve Republican majority in the next
House of REPRESENTATIVES.