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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Birmingham
lost announces that Mr.. Chamberlain is
en- ruute to America, and that he viii
marry Miss Endicott few days after his
arTlvaL He viii spend few weeks in
visiting friends in America, and viii re-
larn atous Christmas.
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IOWA.

The state Republican ticket is probably
elected by 1900 to 10000 majority.
The following are known beyond
doubt to be elected congressman:
Second distsiot, Walter I. Hayes, DEM,
by shout SEQ plurality.
Third district, ]. J. sweeney. Rep, 100.
Fifth, district, Daniel Kerr, Rep,
LICE.
Seventh district, E. II. Ccnser, Rep,
2,e90.
Tenth district, ]. P. Dollinger, Rep,
l.3C0.
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First Republican delegate to congrsss
liz siA-esn years is elected ia Mo.isu1sa by
1850 5lEiusity. Indications are that the
Nsf baicans carried the territory hy IT,
&c saaioy;ty.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE or PUBLIC ALTON.
Land ofice at r rgus Falls, Mimi

October SSrd, 1888.
Notice Is hereby gvsn that the following
llsllesi setti las fed netice 81 his iittpnhon
to make final lruoi OF Ills claim, and that
said ,,roo. will made belure tn Judgeor
in his absence before the clerk OF District
Cour OF Pope couutv at Glenwoad, Minnesota
ON December 2lst, 1888, via
Jeh, S. Chssenhsrg, Homestead Applica
tlun NO. 7540 Tor the 81 II OF section No -,
III township No f1b, horth.oi range 40, W.
Eth. pm
He names the toll wing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upoa and cultivation
Oi, said isnd.
Peter Larson, Hans ] vrdyig, Jthn A..
Flaten aid Nil Aiisoii, al Of cyrus Pope
COUNT, Minnesots.
81 TT. LOVING. Register
F4sm produce OF al kinds. hay
oats, potatoes, hnttvr. eggs 2e--taAsn
in payment Of subscriptions to Tue
SUN,
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A Terrible Collision An India.
LONDON, Nov. S.-A ferry steamer was
sunk In a collision at Calcutta Wednes-
day and sixty persons were drowned.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.

An 1Estlmato by the Chicago Tribune
Gives the House to the Republicans.
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The Tribune esti-
mates that the next house of representa-
tiyes viii be composed of IT'S RepuDii-
cans and 15O Democrats. as follows:
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Have Found Mistakes in the Count

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-Private tele-
grams from New York say German
claims to have discovered mistakes in
Kings county returns which give the
state to Cleveland by 1000.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

The Democrats claim majority in the
state of 81, 600, and all the congressman.
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British Capital In Greece.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Proposals have been
made to found new Anglo Hellenic
hank in Athens, with large capital
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

Both parties claim the state.
The chairmen OF both state committees
claim the state.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

The Sun estimates Cleveland's plurality
in the state at 5000.
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The RESULTS MAY BE DIFFERENT


The New York Star and Times Are Not
So Fast to Conccdc Harrison's Flee
tion.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Times says:
ct O'Clock this morning the election re-
turns received by the Times from the in
terror Of the state show diminishing
gains for HARRISON and it is by no means
certain that the full returns will not
altogether destroy the plurality that the
early figures indicate for him and give
the stats to Mr.. Cleveland. Connecti-
cut, New jersey and Indiana are Demo
cratic by safe pluraEties, and there is
reason to expect that the. later returns
from Illinois will make that state ex-
tremely close. If they do not actually
put in the Democratic column. N the
returns thus far received we cannot con-
cede the election of Harrison.
The Star says:
While, at this hour Of writing, n Il
impossible to determine by precisely how
many electoral votes the choice of Cleve-
land as president for the second time has
been made, there is no good reason to
doubt that the people of the United
States have commissioned him to con-
tinue for another term his good work Of
governmental reform and tax reduction.
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Matthew'S Majority,

BazAncK, Oak, Nov. s.-Egtimated
majority Of couEties on the Missouri
slope is 1900 for Matthews, Republican
candidate for delegate. In North Da-
Eota the Republican majority for dele
gate is not less than s,000-as in 1886.
In South Dakota returns indicate that
Matthew'S majority there will be less
than in 1885, when Clifford pot 21,Gco.
How much less cannot he given.
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COMB NOW
NJ 0RTGAGE SALE.

VIZ NJ AK GA III.
w D~aut has been made in the conditions
OF a certain Mortgage executed and delive, ed
by U. II Decker and Louise J. Decker his
wifi. nlortgago's, t. George H Moves, as
ADMIN lstratsr of tie estate of Bennett c.
Fifth gh, deceased, m ri gage, dated the Goth
day ii November A. D. eishtaen hundred
I'D jght, and recorded as a mortgage in the
y She fiji Il the Register oil deeds Of the
county n Stevens and state oil Minnesota
OF the s2l Gay OF November, A. D. 1880,
at i o'clcci> A d., in i,o k C'' of luortgas S
on rases 5tif, and assigned Oh tie 9th day
q Nay 1881 by George Il. Noyes as Admin
is rat"r Estate Bennett c. Fitzhugh to
Angastn Z ritzhagh and also assign ed by
itgus'ns e. titZhu9i on the l4,h day OF
Frfrtary 1898 20 5 samuel A Fiei- both of
X hcil said sss garments hav been duly re-
orded il the Office OF the Register of Deeds
III and fer ths' county IF Stevens There is
row Gue upon said morg &c Niue hundred
nd one ami 81 iGJ dol ars. (s0i .sS) No ac-
son OF preceding has been inst tuted, to
recaver said debt, orany art thereof.
Notice Is hereby given.-that l,y virtue of
COW er OF salt contained in said mortg ge. a:d
# the ststute in such case made ard pro-
viGed, thu said HI i'gaga will b. foreclos. d
Icy 7ale OF the motgsged premises de-
scribed. witch sale viii be made ut the f cnt
door Of the Court House, in the village OF
Morris, IN the county Of stevens and state of
"iit esoia, ~ pun aucsioH Ds the sHeFin OF
aid ..ouny, on Saturday the 18Th ,iay OF De-
er.b Der A. y 1883, 1T ten o'clock in the. lore
.' II. To satisfy the amount which shall then
-. sue Oh said II or'grge. and costs and ex
i,eIises oil sale, and Fifty dollars, attorneys
s, is st puIated III said mort. axe
Tn. premises d. Serb d III said mortgage,
and so to he sod, are situated in the county
( stevens and state of Minnesota, aud known
= d deserib, d Is follows. o-wit: The North
.1sst uaai-er If section TOR al in tow ship
ti," Hundred auo twenty six (1.6) north of
& ce Eefty-f1Ur (44j wtst. containing One
,un1 red ard hfy Eve $50 acres, Accord
i to the q s govornnent survey thereof.
SAMUEL 4 FIELD,
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Florida.
Alabama.

The Herald bulletin says Florida has
probably gone Democratic.
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THE TERRITORIAL LseIsLATuRE.
E2xteeD Out Of Twenty-sOur Couneilznen
Republican

KoPUbIican.
BISMARCK, Nov. S.-The Republican
co1ncilmen elected are: Ericsson, OF Can
ton: Noncsdel, CT Yanaton: ballard, Of
Bca Homms: Soderberg. oe Minnehaha;
Sullivan, of Aurora; Patton, of Miner;
/. Atkinson, of Bookings; Robert Low
~, Of Huron; Poindexer, of Sphinx;
Weoihizer, of Eand; Crawford, of Pierre;
Cooper, Of Watertown, Campbell, of
aberdeen: Washabaugh, of Deadwood:
Earstad, Of Trail, and Hughes, of Els
Earck. sixteen out of twenty four sure.
The Republican candidates from the
house In the same districts to the num-
Der N thirtz.tro are elected.
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W. ALMONf GATES,
Atom. o Mortgage,
3a3 JaekSon st. 81. Pal. Mimi.
Dat ID Octobar 10 Ia. A D. 1888.

SfORTG sGE ALE.
4n Where's default has he>n made N the
C Mi iohs III certain mortgage, executed
and deive ed ity ii. A jay, single. mort
gags4r. 80 Ellza j Meac!enua ,artgagee " hich
MOI = q bears at, tleton first, A. b. 1888.
ana coniai IA powr OF sale, upon default
ing made l. any 81 it eotdittons, and a
snulltiV to pay tie sum OF Twenty-Five
dollars y attorney : teesiG cas- of forecosu z
II reot. upon su,h default, and was duly
recorded il the fl OF the Register OF Deeds
IN and tor SAIL County ei Stevens and State
1T hirnesois on be SIN day q Octoi.er A +.
D es3. 1t $40 o'ei,ck A NJ in look '.F'
II N rgaees, Oh pages 5O7. 30s and cog
Ard there i claimed t. be due .tn said
a, 0ft-tg, II tbs da o this nofiee TIN. sum
d Two il4uus ard dollars, tt2DG0 t,inti,al,
uo8 FIVE hun,ised i1venty-'tine and 42-100
.Gil rs So. IL later 81. no lar' OF which
AYE Sc Saii, sad 40 suit Ir,ceeding has
oef4 coitgi.fenced e aw or otherwise, to re-
ces, 81 the Oct. secured Is said III rtgage, or
Soy art three;
No@ therefor coffee i hereby given that
~ virtue o The pow - az sale Contained m
said u,orteage ard j,ursuantt the statute in
sucii ,ase ado ald provides the ssid mort
gag will to- foreclosed IL sale the
premises described IN ano conveyed by said
IN gage, viz:
Ts, north half # the northeast quarsertke
south west quarter IT the northeast quarter.
and the south cast qln,ier IT the neri H. west
quarter Of section twenty. (20l. Also the
soNtL hal; Of section seventeen, IN, all In
TOW ashiS one hundred aud twenty five 125)
north, % range forty W. (42) west, accord
mg ~ IA q eyerInieht survey; SAID land
/, ig and ieing IN Stevens county and State
o Aifnesela, v'ith al tie here dItaments az
s. puf ttnances tlierelsnto helen giHg, ~lnc h
wUl made by tht eriff of sid
stevens sesaafy AZ the trei.t door II tn Gour
ifeast., s. t!5a village II Mrris y said cuauty
siia siafe 8l4 / lid Sill day af December 4 ID.
ooS. 1t o., O'clock + NJ If that day at
.,ubhr vrndus, To tae highest bidder rash,
(; pay sid debt aid said interest. and the
axes il any OH said premises, and twenty
ave collars, Attorneys tees, as stiplslated III
aMsi by said mortgage, and the disbursements
allowed lay law; subject to redemption Vt any
time within one year from GATE OF sale, as
provided by law
Dated October 18th, A p 1878.
ELIZA J MsAcHAM.
PLACE Il WHITE, Mortgage
Attorney ioi Mortgages.
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The state has gone Republican by
about $4,000 majority. Ell. Townsend,
Rep. candidate for congress, is elected
over Thomas Macon. Dem.
Returns from "a counties in the state
out of 43 give Harrison nearly $4,000
majority and Cooper, Rep, for governor,
between 5000 and 10000. Partial re-
turns from II precincts Of Arapahoe
county OenvsE) indicate . Republican
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Connecticut.

The following congressman have been
elected: First district, Simonds, Repub-
ican; Third district, Russell, Republi-
can: Second district, Wilcox, Democrat:
Fourth district, Seymour, Republican.
The Republicans gain one congressman.
Both houses Of the legislature are Re-
publican, insuring the election of Re-
publican state ticket. The latest calcu-
lations give the Republicans II senators
and the Democrats Z. This is Repub-
ican gain of 4. The Republicans also
gain in the house over last year.
Connecticut gives Cleveland for presi-
dent plurality of 429 with two towns
to hear from which will reduce 1t to
about $50. Morris, DEM, beats Bulkely,
Rep, for governor, 1850 with three
towns to hear from Bulkely viii be
elected by Republican legislature. The
following congressman are elected: First
district, W. E. Simonds, Rep, by 1923
plurality; I'd district, w. F. Wilcox,
Dem, 1873 plurality; Sd district, c. A.
Russell, Rep, 67O plurality: 4th district,
Frederick Mills, Rep, plurality with
two towns to hear from which will make
his plurality about 100. The general as
sembly is Republican.
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Returns from 900 towns foot up, HArs
yison, 1908; Cleveland, 80 $50: Flax,
1853. The same towns voted Ia Sep
teEnber: Burleigh, 68,004; Putnam. A..
$780, Gushing, sore; Simmers, 1850.
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Massachusetts.

Returns from all but ten towns give
Harrison 1SO.95S. Cleveland 150, 224 Fisk
S,524. For governor, Ames us, 248, Rus
sell 1871, III, Earle Y,059. Republican
plurality 27,077. The senate viii proba-
bly, stand SO Republicans and Demo
Gratis, a gain of Republicans. Returns
from the I'd, 18th, 9Th and 9Th congress
sional districts are not yet complete, al
though sufficiently to show thu election
OF the Republican candidates in each dis
trict. The result in the other districts is
as follows: First district, Charles S.
Randall, Rep, {, 204 plurality; Sd district,
John F. Andrew, DEM, 1854 plu-
rality; 4th district, Joseph III.
O'Neil, Dem. 14,743 plurality;
9Th district, Nathaniel P. Banks, Rep,
1881 plurality; 9th district, Henry Ca
bot Lodge, Rep, 1896 plurality; 10th
district, j, Fl. Walker, Rep, 6,624 plu-
raIity; 18th district, R. Wallace, Rep,
1854 plurality; 18th district, e. w.
Rockwell, Rep, 2,016 plurality.
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Virginia.

w. W. Scott, secretary of the state
Democratic committee, said that although
returns were very meagre, the indications
are that Cleveland and the Democratic
ticket would receive decreased MAJOR
ity in the state, he thought the majority
for Cleveland would be from 1000 to
5000 He thought the Democrats would
gain at least two if not three members
Of Congress. This would put Democrats
in the place of Browne of the Sixth dis
trict, and also in the places Of Gaines and
Hopkins.
About two-thirds of the state heard
from show heavy Democratic losses, but
at democratic headquarters the state is
considered safe for Cleveland by about
1000.
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Harrison's apparent plurality in the
state is 10000. The election Of 81 Re
publican congressman out Of 20 is as
sured, and both branches Of the legisla-
trre are strongly Republican. James T.
Mitchell has been elected supreme judge
By the full Republican vote, and J.
Brewster McCollum by the Democratic
vote. Thomas McCamant, Rep, Is elected
auditor general by majority which is
not likely TO fall behind that given Har-
rieOn.
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/ N fHH H0R7HHDS2. .
Territorial Returns Indicate
/ LEashsws' Majority to be at
I Least 10000.
A Heavy Detection from Mer-
riasn Developed in Min
+ no6Ota.
Wisconsin Claimed to Be Rep1h-
kSan by $4,000 to
i. M, 10000. 50

) TIE resar..s from he territory are
Eaeagsr and scattering, but indicate that
tie Republicans have elected Mathews
by reduced majority from the vote Of
two years ago. His majority viii per-
hsps be 20 COO or more. The Democrats
and opposition seem to have made gains
IN the legislature. The vote is q large
0ne and the interest conferred mostly on
the kcEi contests.
IANKToN COUNTY.
Yanktor-The usual Republican ma
isrity IN the I'd legislative district was
polied, electing A. l.. Vanors5ell to the
council and Joseph Allen, Frank Morris
s.sd John IGrnbu,ll to the house. The
returns indicate Republican vote of
), 200 against 1.ico for the Democrats in
Sankton county. Local option was de-
teated by vote cs over two to one.
A'cooX COUNTY.
Sa.lsM-Ths Democrats have carried
tie c04aty.
CLAY COUNTY.
Fermi;fun-Eemi-of official returns from
Mis- county show large Hajorities for
Esasthews. Erickson. Rep for the coun-
<ii; Aiken, Rep, for the house, and Bur-
aielS, Ind, fer the house, will carry this
SCGAtN Jill IA VIZ GlStxASe euS Notc IL
escse.
II TIE nLACN HILLS,
Rapid City-Returns come IN slcwlv.
Indications show Mathews, for con-
sress, viii have about the same major
ssy as Clifford in the Hills. For the
council, Washabaugh and HALEY, Reps,
snd for the house Patton, Rep, Hale,
Deia., with the third member doubtful.
Pennington county will give Mathews
500 majority. Other counties not yet
heard from fully.
WARD COUNTY.
Iinst-Earden carries this county for
congress J. B. Welcome, fer tAe legis-
lature, gets nearly every vote in the
county. Minot wins the county seat.
The Peoples ticket wins.
CoDDINGToN COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures has probably
carried Cedingscn county by 400 ma or-
1s, Nseden, probate judge, and Fra
xer, register, EeW., are elected. The
balance ct the Republican ticket is
elected.
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West Virginia,

majoriSy on the entire ticket for from
2,U00 to 5000.
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The Democratic state committee con-
cede the election of fifteen Republican
congressman, but claim the election of
Foster in the Fourth district, Seney in
the Fifth, Owens in the Sixteenth,
Haynes in the Tenth, Cultivate in the
Thirteenth and Saltzgaber in the Sixth.
At the Republican headquarters Ohio is
claimed by IS 900, but Democrats only
concede 10000. Harrison's majority Ia
this state viii be nearer 1900.
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California.

William D. English, chairman of the
state committee, telegraphs to The New
York Herald: The returns as heard
from indicate majority in the state of
from 5000 to 6,000 for Cleveland.
II. M. Estee, chairman of the Republi-
can national convention that nominated
Harrison for president, says the state
has gone Republican by from = 1000 to 49,
600. He bases this statement on unoffi-
cial returns from the chairmen of the
different county committees throughout
the state.
One hundred and three precincts out
side of the cities give Harrison 4,149,
Cleveland 1888.
The Chronicle Rep.) claims that the
Republicans have elected the following
congressman in the interior: LIST district,
Thompson; I'd, Biggs; I'd, McFenna, eth,
Vandeter.
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THE SUN KICKS HARD.
Brother HapA enerss nj what He Calls m
..s.aMentional CnmpAiEM."

";.aueaticnal Campaign"
NEW YoRK, Nov. ,S.--The Sun says:
"When o party deliberately bur;es out of
sight the principles ON which it was
founded and Of which it has been for
century the custodian and trustee; when
it sends some Of its best men to the rear
and surrenders the management OF its
affairs to syndicate of cracked intel
leets and theorist enthusiasts with just
enough shrewdness to half disguise their
ultimate purpose; when it abandons pol
itics, in the same sense, and makes itself
an engine FOR the propagation Of a the
ory--in short when it goes in for an edu-
cational canvass, somebody is bound to
be educated. That is what happened
yesterday. The great mass of the DEM
ccrats. sound to the core, loyal as ever
to the essence and eternal truth of its
creed, hopeful even in defeat and cour-
ageous and unskaken this dismal No
vcmber morning, is the victim of the
educational campaign. 1t has been ed
ucated with vengeance, and at q tremon-
dous cost. 1t has learned its lesson and
is not likely to forget the same. For
ourselves we have done what we could
to check the folly of the past twelve
months. We have seen very clearly the
event to which it tended. The
Democratic party's face is toward the
future and its watch words are courage
and hone."
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New Hampshire.

One hundred and fifty-five towns and
cities give Harrison 1858; Cleveland,
$3.50; scattering, 933. The same places
in 1884 gave Blaine "a, IA; Cleveland,
q, 1872. FOR governor the same number
of towns and cities give Qoodell, Rep.
"a, 3C6; Anasden, Dem, 23,06S; scatter
ing, S7S. The same places in 1886 gave
Sawyer, Rep, 21,5<5; Cogswel, Dem.
20, 439; scattering, 1904.
Missouri.
Kimball, Rep, for governor, carried
Washington county by a majority Of 751,
a Republican gain of 1000. j. c. Tars-
ney, DEM, is elected by small major
ity in the Fifth Missouri congressional
district. Large Republican gains are re-
ported from the First district, while
both sides claim the Fourth. The Mis-
souri, congressional delegation is expected
to stand II Democrats to Republicans
One hundred and forty-six precincts
out of total of 152 in ST. Louis city give
Cleveland % ,641, Harrison 81 ,71S. For
governor, Francis "a ,078, Kimball "a 1914.
Louisiana.
In the Cd congressional district Elliott,
DEM, goes out of New Orleans with q
majority of $3.50. Returns from county
parishes indicate his election. Both The
Times-Democrat and Picayune claim
Elliott's election by a small majority.
Cleveland's majority in the state is esJi-
mated at 10000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-21
We Were Badly Fooled.

So was everyone else, that's some consola-
ton, but not as exhilarating as money or
good trade. We thought we would have a
winter" this season, but notwithstanding
the best efforts of the signal service and the
Dakota blizzard factory lit has not come to
pass" We hadn't sold quite all of our
winter stock before this fact began to dawn
on us. Result, remaining Winter Suits,
Overcoats and Underwear, at prices that
will open your eyes, We are not romano
ing, we are positively, comparatively, and
superlatively, i'll dead earnest. We must
get the goods off our hands. Those familiar
with the quality and workmanship of our
fine clothing, can appreciate the waiting
profitable to drop in. We are desperately
anxious to SELL but shall be equally glad to
show our clothing and leave sales on the
merits of the goods and prices We don't
want to carry over Overcoats in particular.
There is not much change in Overcoat
styles at the best, what you want is fit,
quality and comfort. We can make it to
your interest to buy an Overcoat for next
winters use, note this. Our Undertaking
Department has been invaded by the cutter
and prices look as if they had been through
a sausage machine. Please bear in mind
that we are writing under the cold and pitt
less dictates of necessity, and are anxious
to do what we promise and more too. Every
dollars worth of clothing you buy of us
now is as much of a wise investment as
State or national bonds. Look for the Big
Golden Arm. SIMON MITCHELL,
159 Broughton street.