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Presbyterian General assembly.

MADISON, Wis, May 28.-In the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church, the
Judicial committee reported, urging dismis
sal of the appeal from the action of the
presbytery of Philadelphia north. The re
port of the committee on education was re-
ceived. Tie total number of churches is
5,415 and ministers 1888, which shows a
needed supply of 157 ministers. But of this
number OF churches 2,247 are contributing
churches. A resolution was adopted urging
upon the people of the country the benefits
of Presbyterian institutions of learning. A
committee, to consider the modes of opera
ton of the board of home missions in it's re-
lation to presbyteries, we're announced aud
confirmed.
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Baptist Publication Sootetu.

SARATOGA, Msy 28.-At the afternoon Sos
sion of the Baptist publication society, the
following officers were elected: President,
George L. Hope, New York; vice presidents,
Samuel A. Croser, Pennsylvania Hon. j.
Warren, Merrill, Mass: F.. L. Hedstrom,
New York, and Edward Goodman, Ill; Sec
rotary, Ben. j. Griffith; recording secretary,
j. Howard; Penn; treasurer, VIM. N. Petit.
Two hundred and seventy five delegates were
present from nineteen States. The report
to celebrate the centennial of Robert Raikes
the last Sunday in June was adopted. Adj
iOurned.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Kearney was released from his imprsson-
ment yesterday, in accordance with the de-
cision Of the court.
Matters at I'eadville between tie miners
and mine owners were unchanged yesterday.
Many rumors were afoat of intended overt
acts on the part of the strikers, but no out
break occurred. The owners remain firm in
their determination not to accede to the de-
mands of the strikers. The business man
are moving in the organization of & COM
mittees of safety.
The lower house of the Prussian diet dis
cussed the church bill yesterday without &C.
ton. The minister of ecclesiastical affairs
declared that further concession on the
part of Prussia was impossible.
Fourteen cases of sunstroke reported in
this city and Brooklyn to-day, II fetal
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FaiInre of Iron Works.

CHATTANOOGA, May 2S.-The Vulcan Iron
and Nail Works were to-day thrown into
bankruptcy and James c. Warner, of Nash
Vile, appointed receiver. The best infor-
nation is the liabilities are $362,OOO assets
available about 100000. Six hundred
hands employed in the works. The receiver
is directed to continue operating the mill as
long as he does not impair the assets. Cause
assigned for the failure, shrinkage in iron.
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NEVADA DEMOCRATS.
TuDFN PREFERRED.

SAN Francisco, May 28.-The Democratic
State convention of Nevada met at Winnie
muca yesterday and elected a permanent
organization and the nomination of the fol-
lowing delegates to Cincinnati: B. Store
hill, Matt Cravan, j. c. Hagerman, A. G.
Ellis, +. Il. Duder and George F. German.
Three prefer Tilden, two Thurman, one
Field, but the convention by vote of 5S
TO SO declared Tilden the preference of The
party. George w. Cassiday was nominated
for member of Congress: F. H. Belknap fol
supreme Judge. j. II. Dennis, w. +. F,
Dean and j. c. Magarrahan were nominated
tor Presidential electors. Adjourned sine
die
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D,,nne,r. Bascat1y Ofcehotder.
IMankato Free Prsss-Rep.

The editor of the Albert Lea Standard
distinctly charges collector A. G. Smith, Of
this district, with Withholding the pay of a
deputy without his permission for campaign
purposes. AS the U. S. statutes makes
this embezzlement, both punishable by fine
and imprisonment, it is high time that Mr..
A. G. Smith should defend himself. Mr..
Smith is Dunnell's most active agent. He
arranges conventions and adjusts postmas-
tershlps for Mr.. Dunnel.
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Pudding PUDDLERs.

They InGuOmrGtc a Strike aUhich WiU
Thro,c 10000 BeH Out of Fork.
PIrTsBURaH, May 28.-The amalgam alton
association of iron aud steel workers held a
meeting this evening and resolved to de-
mand $3.50 per ton for pudding, er one
half the card. This demand is made as
minimum rate for pudding, how
ever low bar iron may be-.
Tho manufacturers have refused to &C.
cede, and every mill in this district will
close down on Juns l. This strike of 1900
puddlers throws out of work $4,000 men in
this district alone.
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Methodist Protestant Conference.


PITTSBURGH, May 23.-Tbe Methodist
Protestant conference continued its session
to-day. Rev. W. P. Jordan, Illinois, presided.
The protest against the action of the con
ference in unseating DR.. j. i. Brentor, and
seating S. N. Whitney, as lay representative
from South Illinois, was accepted and placed
on the journal. Miss Britain, lady mission
airy, was invited to address the conference
tomorrow afternoon. w, b. Uselton offered
q resolution, which was adopted, that com
mittee of seven be appointed to inquire and
report what legislation is necessary to pro-
vide for the entertainment of the next gem
eral conference. A paper from j. d. Ring
ser, suggesting arrangement of the burial
service, was referred to the committee on
ritual. The report of the Judiciary commit
tee vas taken up for consideration.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
FOUL PLAY FEARED,
necial TeIaorarn m the GInL

IbptUIdI ItItgIdH % tut UIODt. I
MILWAUKEE, May 28.-Up to this evening
nothing has been heard of Geo. W. Merrick,
a prominent commission merchant of this
city, who mysteriously disappeared at Chica-
go a few days ago. Mr.. Merrick was about
to establish branch house in Chicago, and
when last seen had several hundred dollars
in his pockets and was going to buy mem
bership in the Chicago board of trade. Foul
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WIN be Done WiM Fidelity.
| Winona Herald. |

The delegates to the Cincinnati conven-
ton are ali honorable gentlemen, and the
representative men of the party. What
ever part they may be called upon
to assume in the national convention the
Democracy of the State may rest assured it
will be done with fidelity to principle and
in the interests of the whole people whom
they are chosen to represent.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 28.-Frederick Sharpe,
stock and share broker here, failed, owing
to holders in the American department of
the stock exchange.
The Manchester Guardian publishes
conciliatrry leading article on the fisheries
question.
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Interesting for the Boys.

DULUTH, May ga very interesting case
is now going on in our court, at least inter
esting for the boys. They are making them
selves scarce. Two deni monde were ar
rested few days ago for keeping bagnio
and selling whiskey without license. They
want the boys as witnesses. The case will
be given to the jury to night.
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WORK AT WASHINGTON.
CLOSING Up BUSINESS FOR THE
SUMMER RECESS.

The River and Harbor Bill to be Called Up
In the House Monday Interesting Tariff
Discussion In the Senate Consideration
of the Snndry Civil Bill Completed by the
House Disagreement of the House with
tho Senate Amendments to the Deficiency
BlI-NTaynard's Nomination for Post
master General Considered by the Senate
ia Executive Session-H Confirmation
Only "a Question Of Time-Ceneral Capital
News
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The D1tpeS.
IGlencoe Register.

Charlie johnson, Mark D. Flower and
Sinclair have a perfect right to be
happy over the result of the Republican
State convention, for they were out-and-out
Grant men, but they must have a very low
estimate of the dupes that were captured by
the Window music.
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Mecn illusion to "seed JFheat.,
Gen. Jenmison.

TNFOL1'
The action Of the State convention in choos-
ing George Bryant as delegate to the Chicago
convention instead of G. D. Post was a surprise
to the residents of Lake City. Il was under
stood in tie Wabasha convention that Mr.. Post
was the unanimous choice of this county for
that position. Lake City Leader.
Mr.. Post is general dealer in wheat, we
understand; Mr.. Bryant has the name of
specialist in political "seed wheat" This
was the specialists season.
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TOLL AND TROUBLE.
PROGRESS or THE GAME OF THIN
BE RIG IN CHICAGO

Every body NerVous and . Good Msny Get
ling Mad-Che Crowds Pouring In-0uar-
reuing over tho Exposition Hall-The
Grant Men Propos ug 10 Hold Meeting
There Monday \ iGht with COnklIng Orator
Gen. AveEiIl and others Protest-None
50 Poor ..s % Speak at Little Bill Window
Nevada Democrats a Tilden-Thurman
Delegation TO CIucinuaii.
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HENRY's CARBoLIC sALvE.

The only SALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores Ulcers, Salt Rhuem, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds Of Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Be sure you get HENRY's CARBoLIc
SALvE, as all others are limitations. Price, 25
cents, For Eale By all druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISSOURI cREENBAcKERs.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 28.-The Greenback-
ers of the Sixth Missouri district nominated
Ira S. Hazeltine for Congress, and elected
VIM. Brown and NJ. N. Mills delegates for
the National Greenback convention. One of
the alternates is woman, Mrs. Louise G.
Curtice, of Newton county.
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Canadian Briefs.

New YORK, May PA special from To-
ronto says the Princess Louise will probably
accompany the Prince Leopold to Chicago,
passing through here Monday.
QUEBEC, May 2S-The legislature opened
to. day with the customary ceremonies.
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Rnnklen,s Arnioa salre.

The best saIve in the world tc7 Cats, Bruises
Sores Users. Sail Rheam- Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, COrnA and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This salve is guar
Gnteed 10 give perfect satisfaction in every case
o, money refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Edward q. Biggs, st. Paul, Mimi
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Fast Trains Between the Norlh and South

CHICAGO, May 29.-The Folt Wayne &
Pennsylvania Railroad line, will next Sun
day adj the new fast limited express train
to their line, making four daily trains. The
new train leaves Chicago at 6 p. Ii. daily, ar
irving at Pittsburg at 7:45 A. M. Baltimore
at 6:45 P. Ii. washington, at 8:17 I'M; Phila-
-delphia at 6:45 P. NJ, and New York at
$50 PM,
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THE WICKED WORLD.
FRYE OF THEMI MUSTERED OUT On
THE SCAFFOLD.

Mysterious Disapp sarance of Milwaukee
Commission Merchant Play In Chi
cagO Feared--serious Rail Collision In
Observation-Disclosures Cyclone In
COMMUNICATIVE llaneou, Crime and
Casualty Record.
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WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON, May 20, A. M.-Indications
for upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys falling barometer, southerly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather. For upper
lake region falling barometer, warmer, south
east to southwest Tinds, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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Philadelphia Memorial Services

PHILADELPHIA, May 28.-President Hayes,
Attorney General Devens, Secretary Sohurz
and Gen. Sherman, will be here tomorrow
and attend the memorial services in the
evening at the Academy of Music. Gen.
Sherman will speak at the grave of Gen.
Meade, at Laurel Hill, in the afternoon.
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SUCCESSFUL Prophet.

IRIOUtO OUIIIty AUVOCale.
Hall, Of the st. Paul GLOBE, is a very sue
cessful political prophet, and the GLOBE says
Henry B. Payne, of Ohio, will be the nomj.
nee of the Cincinnati convention.
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WHITTAKER'S WORK.
THE LONG INOUIRY Is ENDED 1T
List.

End of the Whitaker Court Martisl--More
Testimony CorrOb0rativs Of the Theory
that He Was His Own Assailent--A Con-
ceaIed Civilians Suit DIscOVsrsd--Argu-
ment of Counsel In Closing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-29

Fire partially destroyed the dry house of the
Wisconsin Manufacturing company at Osh-
kosh last week.
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{ Western Associated Press.

Cao4Go, May 28.-There was a consider
ablo influx of delegates and friends of the
various candidates to-day. Among the most
noted arrivals were o. ii. Booth, Judge
Hunt, II. c. Hedges, Attorney General Nash,
j. C. Donaldson, Col. Wood, all of Ohio;
Marshall Jewell, Of Connecticut; z. d. Pinch
back, L. Ii. Fitzhugh, EZ-Gov. Warmoth,
La: W. w. Phelps, n. j.; tx Gov. L. K.
Pangborn, n. j. The special train bearing
the New Hampshire and Maine delegations
will arrive tomorrow morning. 1t is an
nounced a Grant meeting is TO be held in the
Exposition building next Monday. 1t is
understood John Russell Young started to
Galena last night to visit Grant: it is not
known whether the visit has any political
significance, or is purely friendly
GRANT MEETING ABANDONED.
CnIcAGo, May Is The Grant meeting
for Monday evening in Convention hall has
been postponed on account of opposition
FROM the managers of the build
ing. Considerable feeling among all parties
interested has been engendered. 1t is stated
other arrangements will be made for the
Grant meeting. An anti Grant meeting is
announced at Base Ball park for Monday
evening. Washburn's headquarters were
established this evening at the Grand Pacific.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 28.--Bslmont Park
81 oo, .. on nJozr.
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Use VIM. Clarke & Sons HELIX NEEDLES
Factory at Redditch, England. Office 157 La
sale street, Chicago.
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DR.. Robert Hunter treats all throat and lung
diseases successfully by Inhalation. Address
1903 State street, Chicago.
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Minneapolis Astonfshed at the Lumber
Trade Of St. Paul.
ISauk Center Herald

Geo. Bugbee, the great big hearted lumber
loader for the st. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba, and Minneapolis and st. Louis railroads,
cant, understand where st. Paul gets the
lumber that is shipped from that city daily,
as reported by the papers. With
all the mills in Minneapolis, and
by keeping twenty or thirty hands
hard at work all the time, he can't be-
gin to load end ship the amount of
the daily shipments from st. Paul, and
all the lumber shipped from Minneapolis
mills hardly ever exceeds the st. Paul re-
ported shipments.
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS
WOOD PULP PATENT SAFE.


WASHINGTON, May 28.-The House COM
mittee has agreed to make an adverse report
upon Springer's bill to annul the Voelter
wood pulp patent.
The House committee on private land
claims, by vote of three to two, three mem
bers declining to vote, decided to-day to re-
port adversely on the bill to determine the
title to the track known as the rancho, Pom
cha Grand Gala, McGoraoon claim.
GEN. HAToH's VICTORY CONFIRMED.
The war department has dispatch con-
frming the press report of Gen. Ratch's
fight with Victoria. Another dispatch from
Gen. Hatch, dated Fort Crag, May 6, says
Kramer, who joined me yesterday, reports
more fighting sinca killing the 55 Indians.
No particulars yet.
ANTI BELLUM PENSIONS.
The Senate pensions committee voted to
report with some verbal amendments the
House bill granting pensions to certain SOL
diers and sailors of the Mexican war, in In
dian wars with the Creeks and Seminoles.
The bill repeats the section Of the revised
statutes which provides that no money on
account OF pensions shall be paid to any per-
son, or to the widow, children or heirs of
any deceased person, who in any manner
voluntarily engaged in. aided Or abatted the
late rebellion against the Authorities of the
United States.
NON CONCUR.
The House committee on appropriations
voted to-day to report to the House, recon-.
mending non concurrence in most of the
Senate amendments 10 the legislative, exec
utive and Judicial appropriation bill and fol
the appointment of committee of confer
ence.
SUFFRAGE IN RHODE ISLAND.
Senator Blair, in behalf of the Republican
minority of the Senate select committee or
alleged frauds in the late elections, to- day
submitted a report in the nature of reply
! to the report of the majority, concerning
the abridgement of suffrage by the State O.
| Rhode Island. The minority says the data
collected in the State of Rhode Island is o
comparatively little Importance. There are
no special restrictions upon the right or ex
ercise of suffrage there. The principles in
yolved in which are not now, or have no
| Deen at some perlOl CT lis history, Involve;
in legislation and practice in every othe
State.
GIAYNARD's CONFIRMATION.
The greater part of the executive session
of The Senate, this afternoon, was devotet
to the pending nomination of exCongress
man Horace Maynard, of Tennessee, a
postmaster general. Senators Beck ant
Voorhees, spoke agains! its confirmation o
account of Maynard's extreme partisan
course during reconstruction times in Ten
nessee, and Senator Bailey made shol
speech in favor of confirmation, taking tn
ground that in view of Maynard's unquestior
ed private integrity and ability, his extrem
partisanship during the exceptional perio
referred to should be overlooked in the in
terest of peace and reconciliation. PendIn
further discussion the Senate adjourned.
Senator Harris of Tennessee is known
be in favor of the confirmation of this non
nation, and it has been reported fayorabl
by the committee on post offices. The prot
abilities are that he will be confirmed at til
next executive session.
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There Is no better remedy than Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion,
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HanIdn and TTicErtf.

LONDON, May 28.-Colonel Shaw, United
States counsel at Manchester, teleeraphs he
will be here next week to deposit fifty pounds
in behalf OF Hanlan and complete the ar
engagements for the match with Trickett.
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81! Paui Republicans asked to be M0dest
Gen. Jim Baker.
How supremely gullibe the st. Paul gen
tlemen are. To suppose that Ramsey county,
a political pauper on the Republican party two
thousand and worse than nothing, should be
permitted to dictate Presidential policies to
the great Republican counties of southern
Minnesota, which furnish from 10000 to
10000 Republican majority. Modesty, gen
tIemen. modestY.
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Strait qales ne Seeona rrich.

New Ulm Review.
Kandiyohi county was the second
to select delegates TO the Second
District Congressional convention. ma
jority of them, il 8 reported favor tha homs
nation of Major Strait. svt-asz1s-a
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SUMMER SPORTS.
Parole and IrGquois Placed at Epson
Running at Baltimore and TsOttiDg at
Philadelphia.
The 2'Itrf.
At1 "sI'
RUNNING AT BALTIMORE.

The turf.
RUNNING AT BALTINOEE.
BALTIMORE, May 29. - The Preakness
stakes-two miles-won by Grenada, Oden
second, Emily third. Time 2:40ll. The
Baltimore cup, two and quarter miles, won
by Monitor, Glenmore second, Harold third
Time 1929. Consolation purse, mile heats,
won by Ben Hill, Virgillan second Bounce
third. Time 1:4411a. The grand steeple
chase over the regular course WIS won by
Derby, Trouble second. No time taken.
ENGLISH OAKS.
LONDON, May 23--Tho Oaks stakes at
EPSON to-day Was won by Jenny Howland;
Bonny Larden, second: War Horse, third.
Thirteen FLIES started. Henry Hewlett and
before the race. Bonnie Lar2en started II
to 1 against her.
The gold cup was won by Fashion, by
about length; Parole, second; Master Xii
dare, third.
Objection was made against Fashion for
foul riding, but Overraled.
The Acorn stakes for two ,yeer-old won
by Angelina; Hecla, second; Pow Pow, third.
Nine horses started. The Prince of Wales
and the Duke of Edinburgh with a large
party of friends witnessed the races to-day.
TRoTTINd AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 28.--Belmont Park
races 2:2O class:
Driver ......................2, l, ., !, l.
Ella )nes. .......-............l |, o. L. 8, ..
1oita're, 80 10: Z, i - 10
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limited.

limited
louisville Courier--Jonrnal.
The Window movement does not appear
to move outside of Winona, Mipesota.
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CHURCH CONVENTIONS.

Closing Session of the NJ. K. General Con-
ference--St Paul Named as One Ofthe Epis-
copaI Residences of Other
Religious Bodies.
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Bar. Their. Rel. hum. Wind. Weather.
1912 672 Clio 8. Fair.
Amount of rainfall or melted snSw, o.; maxi
mrm thermometer, 50; minimum thermom-
eter, AZ.
o. 8. nj. Cone,
Sergeant Signal Corps. U. s. A.
WEATHER TO-DAY.