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A SENSATIONAL SUIT.
Heirs Suing for Money Wr,nSfGily With
held fire. m Them.
Especial Telegram 10 tie Globe.

Especial Telegram 10 the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. O. very sensation
al suit mas been instituted against The
mother superior of Notre Dsme convent,
in this city, By William. Madgelena, Ed
ward, August, Walter, Ella, and Nettie
Sehrandenbach, Caroline Stsps, and
Ottilie j. Rice and Henry Love. ali heirs
of Charles Joseph Thomas Scranden5acb.
Catholic priest, who resided prior to his
death IN Grant county. Ic the complaint
it is alleged that tbs priest, vino died last
August, left property OF the value of about
1926, 600 which he amassed by tax title.
speculations, foreclosures of mortgages
close monetary investments and penuri-
Gus disposition, but when his relatives
above named rendered their services.
Mary B. A. Schoandenbach, who acted a.
housekeeper kept them at distance. and
that her control and influence became
absolute. The complaint Is quite large
and give, some sensational glimpses into
the inner life of the priesthood. The mat
ter will be bitterly fought, and Catholics
ard others will snIiously await the out
come
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intention of robbing him. Five bullets
pierced his body, one entering his lungs
another lodging in his thigh. two others
broke both arms. At last accounts the ex-
element over the event was intense. A
posse is in serch for the assailants.
TO BE HANGED.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 1O.-The ohancel
lor denies the writ of error in the case OF
Chisholm, sentenced to be hanged on No
vember % for wife murder.
THE NEGRO UPRISING.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 10.-Information to-
day is to the effect that there is not a con
flict between the whites and blacks al
Southampton, but the white families
throughout the country are greatly
alarmed. The whites are arming them.
selves.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 1O.-The investiga-
ton into the reported trouble among the
negroes in Southampton county, developes
nothing in the rumor.
STABBED AT WAKE
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10.-James Burns
who was stabbed at wake on Saturday
night, died today. Conway, who stabbed
him in drunken frolic, is in Jail.
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Il. NICOLAY, Real Estate Auctioneer-

A 81. NICOIAY, Real Estate Auctioneer-
r. Over thirty years experience il New
York city, having been honored with land
made) the most important and successful real
estate auction sales in many of the leading cities
IN the United States. Real estate sold at auc-
ton in the city, suburbs, and elsewhere. Mr.
Nlcolay also gives his personal attention to auc-
ton sales of frst-class household furniture at
private residences and stores of owners, works
| OF art, jewelry, choice farm stock and general
merchandise on favorable terms Only first-class
merchandise sales receive attention. Auction sales
room at the Minnesota Real EstateExchange, No.
W East Third street. take this occasion to
! return my most grateful acknowledgements to
the many substantial friends Tin st. Paul that
have known me for nearly thirty years. and a
generous public for the very liberal patronage
extended to me- and trust by close application
and strict attention to my business, to continue
to merit their encomiums, good will and appro-
baton, pledging my long experience in the auc-
ton business, to which 1 have been educated
from boy seventeen years of age as a guaran-
tee to give entire satisfaction Ali orders re-
ceive my prompt and personal attention. 1
have the honor of remaining the public's most
obedient servant. A. Fl. Nicolay, Auctioneer
and Real Estate Agent, No. 70 East Third street.
Sl5
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3l5.16
LyARM STOCK, AGRICULTURAL IMPLF-

LyARM STOCK, AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE
IL ments and Household Furniture, at auc-
toni Will sell at auction, on the premises,
known as the Stees farm, near Lake Phalen, on
Friday, Nov. 16, beginning at 10 o'clock a. IN.
horses, 8 COWS, bull, calves, etc., l McCor-
mick self-binder, mower, horse-rake, l seed
er, tanning mill, corn planters, shelters and
markers, forks scythes, wagons, lot of har-
ness parlor, bedroom, dining-room and kitchen
furniture, Brussels and ingram carpets, marble
top tables, chairs, lounges, l gilt mirror, cook
ing and heating stoves, Venetian blinds, all the
dairy utensils, etc., etc.
P. 7. KAVANAGH,
3l5-21 Auctioneer.
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G=QO GOOD house and lot near Manito-
R W. ba shops; $3.50 cash, balance
monthly. A. p. Wilgus & Bro. 315-32l
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Evacuation Day.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The joint com,
mittee on the celebration of Evacuation
day have perfected arrangements for the
affair. It is intended to secure Madison
Square garden for the use Of the visiting
military, They determined to give the
right OF line in the veteran column to the
veterans of 1872, and tender them lunch
in Washington's old headquarters, Broad
street. The procession forms up town on
Fifth avenue and the president and gov
ernors of the different states and visiting
guests will occupy carriages. The statue
of Washington will be unveiled and a
parade of steamboats, take place OF the
bate ".
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The True Test.

Ha man is hungry within an hour more or less
after meal, he is dyspeptic, it shows his
stomach is not able to dispose of what he has
eaten, but to eat again, and thus impose more
work, is absurdity. Take DR.. Jones' Red Glover
Tonic, which cures dyspepsia and all stomach,
liver, kidney and bladder troubles. 1t is a per.
feet tonic, appetizer, blood purifier, a sure cure
for.ague and malaria diseases. Price 50 cents, of
P. J. Dreis.
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Blessing to All Mankind.

In these times when our newspapers are food
ed with patent medicine advertisements, 1t Is
g-stfyiug TO know Whist TO procure that viii
cure YOU. II you are bilious, blood out of or
der, liver inactive. or generally debiitated
there is nothing in the world that viii cure you
quickly as Electric Bitters. They are e bles-
sing TO all mankind, and can be had fer Only 81
cents bottle OF Lanhie / Bethune.
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PAYNE FOR SENATOR.
The Old War Horse in the Field as a Can
didate for Pend1eton's Seat in the Sem
Especial Telegram to the Globe.I

Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
CINCINNATI, Nov, 10.--A we'll informed
Democrat from the interior of the state
said to-day that Payne is now being push
ed fer the senate with all the energy his
friends can command, and they imagine
they are having it all their own way.
Payne's travelling agent is Dave Paige,
who has just been through the southern
part of the state fixing things up. An
agent of Pendleton's quietly followed him
from town to town undoingIPayne's work.
The same plan was pursued in the north
ern part of the state, and when the legis-
lature assemblies it is claimed that Payne's
vote will not show anything like the
strength now promised.
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FIVECENTS LINE
Il. II. NICOLAY-AUCTIONN.
MIR. A. Fl. NICOLAY takes pleasure i

r. A. H. NICOLAY takes pleasure in an
1Y4 nouncing that he has received consipn-
ment of beautiful collection of Italian statu-
airy, etc, suitable for parlors, drawing rooms
and Libraries, to be sold at auction at his ele-
CANT and spacious auction salesroom, No. 70
East Third street, comprising costly Italian mar
BILE and alabaster statuary, Florentime and Gre
clan vases, Roman urns card receivers, fruit
stands, ornaments, Florentime mosaics and
works of art directly imported from Florence,
Italy; all suitable for holiday presents and con-
sidered the finest collection ever exhibited in
this city. Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited to call and examine these aesthetic arti-
Giles, many of which have never been imported
before in this country. This splendid collec-
ton will be sold at Aution Monday, Nov. -,
1883, afternoon and evening, at 2:30 and 7:3O D..
M, and continue daily at the same hours until
all are disposed of without reserve. Terms
cash. A. Fl. Nicolay, Auctioneer, No. 70 East
Third street. S1s-316
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MISS LAURA w. HALL,
TEACHER OF
PIANO ORGAN lid HARMONY.
Residence,
10. las Western AyeRne, st. AnthsEy BIZ,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
ST. PAUL, MIEN.

wAlso Agent for BRAISARD's MUSICAL
WORLD, published at Cleveland, Ohio Il hiss
besn published over 20 years, and Ii scknoNl-
edged to be the sblest and best, IS well as the
Oldest musical journal II the countTJ. Every
teacher, amateur s7d pupil should haTs 1t.
Price 81. 50 year Address es above. Eoifeo
By pestsl card, Miss n. vii call at any rssi3sncc
IN the ci.y and receive subscriptions.
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ALsoSA, Ia, Nov. 10.-While G.. MiIlz,
of Wright county. was closing the store OF
Owen It Meyer last night, he was fred up
on By two masked men, With the evident
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Ocean sfeamshIps.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1o.-Arrived: Gen.
Werder, Bremen.
QUEBEo, Nov. 10.-Arrived: Lake Mani
toba. Liverpool.
BosTos, Nov. 10.-Aui7ed: Scandi-
navan, Glasgow.
DARrsxoU1H, Eng Nov. 10.-Arr.7ed
Wellsfeld, New Orleans.
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OIL Cloths.

Rugs-an sizes, new designs, handsome goods,
now binding-5est goods st. Psal ever saw, at
john M4theis, IL East Third street.
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6INANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN in large and small
vi amounts. A. B. Wilgus & Bro, real es-
tate, 354 Jackson. 3l0-l5
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M ANTED-A girl for general homework,
w and small girl from "a to IS years Ap-
ply at 227 Iglehart street, from to o'clock
p. m. 3IO-I6
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WTANTED-A girl for nurse and second
w work. Goud references required AID
ply 355 Grove street. 1921
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w ANTED-l2 experienced cloak makers.
w None but the best need apply. Nathan
Lyons & Co., II E. Third street. Sl2-314
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NOR RENT CHEAP-No AS College avenue.
Il Apply to G. j. a. Morris, st. P. NJ. & NJ
Ry. office. 3I5-3I9
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ENOR RENT-My farm at Lake Phalen, of
Il two hundred acres, all fenced, half under
cultivation. W. NJ. Stees, cor. Third and Min
nesota streets. 3IO-i6
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WANTED-35 cash girls and 10 bundle boys
w at Seas Exposition, this morning. Min
neapolis. 1864
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ENOR RENT-New fve-room house. with eel
n lar, cistern, we'll and woodshed, at SIS per
month. Apply to Paul Martin g. Co., end of
bridge, west side. Sl4-3I9
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Females.

WT ANTED, several girls at Cigar Boz factory
w No. l3l East Seventh street. Apply at
once. sis.
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TEJ ILL loan upon or buy Life Ins. Policies
w L P. Van Norman $50 Jackson. SO
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Houses

NO RENT-Residence No. 1875 Martin street,
Il rooms, cellar, cistern and well, S22 per
month. Apply to A. e. Long, Diamond 10 ine
dock. Sl5-a1S
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Kavanagh sells farm property Friday next at
the stees farm. See advertisement II another
colEzn.
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TO RENT

HNO RENT-Good piano, Z octave, in perfect
4 order, So a month. References; g. East
Twelfth street. sl5
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ENOR RENT-Two houses with water and barn,
II No. 20 Tilton street 313-3l5
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NOR RENT-Three rooms on second floor,
IL No. IL East Third street; suitable for
light house keeper or dressmaker. Inquire at
Nathan Lyons & Co. 3l5-3l7
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EHOR RENT-The Weber residence at White
II Bear Lake, furnished or unfinished. Ap-
ply at Ramaley's Pavilion, Cottage Park station,
White Bear lake. 1924
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For sale.

NOR SALE-Heating stove short time used,
a cost $50, will sell for S25. Apply Woolsey,
builder, 260 Nash street. 2l5-3l7.
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EHOR RENT-A cottage with four rooms,
Il pantry and closets, good water and every
convenience. Apply to J. G. MCCARTHY, Sixth
ward. 270*
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NOR RENT. New house 446 Maria avenue,
a 8 rooms, bath room, closets and all con-
veniences. Inquire of J. J. Lemon, 3l8 Min
nesota street. 2S0*
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We All Believe

That it is long lane that has no turning; that
many shaft at random sent finds a mark the
archer little meant; that no remedy sold will
cure coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough and
ali throat and lung troubles quickly and per
manently as DR.. Bigalou's Positive cure; that
our druggist, P. J. Dreis, is very generous to
give trial bottles OF this remedy free Of charge
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CMALL HOUsE-662 Otsego street, to rent.
~ Apply to DR.. Flagg. 3lS-3i5
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LAMPAsA, Nov. 10.-The greater part of
the business portion of Button burned
this afternoon. Small Insurance. R.
Brnoid loses $4,000. J. MahonJ IS 600,
and Others smaller amounts. Incendiary.
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NOR RENT-Tenements from Sc to $40 per
A. month. James Dillon, 235 Commercial.
29S*
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NOR RENT-Three houses for rent. Uri L.
~ Lamprey. 243+
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Rooms

YFNO RENT-Two rooms suitable for light
4 housekeeping. Apply at COS Fort street.
3l5-3t7
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HORSE FOR sALE-Warranted sound and
- kind, weight fabout 1903. Apply
Woolaey, builder, 260 Nash street. sl5-3l7
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NOR RENT-Nos. 557 st. Paul and 553
IL Wacouta streets. Apply to David San
ford, $40 Wabashaw or COZ Canada. $685.
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FENO RnNf-House of six rooms on Ohio
Il street. Inquire OF P. r. Mcdonnell, grocer,
corner George and Ohio streets, Sixth ward.
I75*
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NT ANTED-T frst-class plumbers. 1T
w Kenny d Hudner's, 1Io and 100, West
Third street, st. Pau. 129s
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LSOR RENT-Three new 8-room houses, on
a. Mill and Mccarthy streets, Sixth ward.
Also; two houses on Webster street, Fourth ward.
Inquire of II. B. Montgomery, 40 West Fourth
street. 303<
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CAIRO, Ill, Nov. 10.--A stationary en-
CINE used for hosting freight at the Cairo
& St. Louis narrow gauge depot blew up
at II o'clock. The engineer and another
were slightly hurt. The boiler was blown
300 yards by the force of the explosion.
No other serious damage!
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EIyOR RENT-House partly or wholly furn-
Il ished. Well located. Rent S45 or So per
month. Address, Rent, Globe office. 307*
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LIVERY STABLES.

IULLEN's LIVERY sTABLE-No. % and
" Is West Fourth street.-Cosches for fune-
rails, 50; Hearse, So; satin lined coaches and
coupe's for weddings, calling, operas etc, etc.
Coachmen with or without livery. A competent
agent will be at entertainment 70 wait on my pa
irons. z. P. Cullen. Proprietor. 286F
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Ma ANTED-Two first-class white BARRIERS
Wv 100 East Seventh street. 307*
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ENOR SALE-Three grocery stores, very cen
IL trail. Cremer & Co., 1913 Jackson street.
3I5-3l6
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-12-27
From the Old World

Marie CO!Ombc- the actress, hes written g
letter to the Paris Figaro, ying she regrets
writing the memoirs of Sarah Earnum. be.
cause the book caused such discussion.
She declares Bernhardt is wrong in sup
posing herself TO be the imaginary heroine
Of the book. Colomb;er continues: "Nei.
ther her dagger or horsewhip, nor the cut.
lass OF Rich pin touched me. Concealed
behind window curtain, / WITH ssed al,
that passed. Richepin wou :ded one of
my friends who was enteayoring 70 prevent
him entering my apartment. Barnhardt
never complained about My book until in
judicious friends prompted her to DO So
The North German Gazette states that
Bismarck entirely concnrs will! Patkammer
minister Of the interior, i'll opposing secret
voting for members Of the lover house of
the Pcussian diet. Bismarck, the paper
says, even expressed himself favorable to
universal suffrage, provided public voting
was adhered to. The existing system of Sc
crcs voting at elections Tor the reictsisg is
detrimental to Imperial institutions, and
must eventually be modified.
The French have captured the PRINCIPAL
outpos:s Of Sontay, embracing five strongly
fortified villages. The enemy made q stub
born resistance. The French loss was over
200 men and fifteen Officers killed and
wounded. Admiral Couroer. commanding,
had 7.G0O men, 1000 engaged in action and
the remainder in reserve. The Chinese still |
hold the fortress OF Sontsy.
The marriage of Lord Cairos' eldest son
and Miss Fortescue, of the Surrey th,ater.
London, is "off'' in consequence of a
large check given by the Young man's faith
er.
Gloucester's loss in the gales thua far
number twelve boats and 149 men, who
leave thiTty.four widows and thirty eight
children.
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DOings OF Crinlnala

George Hart who was to have been OK.
ecuted fol- murder at Grand Island, Neb.,
has been rerr:eved for thirty days. It is
claimed that new evidence in his case has
been discovered and it will be looked into
John X. PoliD, who was to have been hanged
a. Plat'smouth. Neb has been given stav
OF execution by the supreme court, until
jap. Is. His case was rev ewed by the su,
Preme court and the judgment OF the cour
below was affirmed.
Deputy Sheriff Harvey, with posse, of
Clifton. Ariz.. captured Sample, alias Red,
and Willis, alias Texas, two of the princ,-
pal train robbers and Beslie murderers.
They have been taken to Clifton and iaited.
Yankee Kelly and John Heath are under
arrest at Tombstone, DeIany and Dowd
have gone to Sonora. These with '"Texss:'
and Red complete the priecipals of both
the Gage station train robbers and the Bis.
bee (Arizona) raiders and murderers.
At Atlanta, Ga, Judge Mccoy refused
new trial in the Banks county kuklux case.
Five OF the prisoners, Jasper Yarbroueb.
James Yarbrougb, Bold Emory, State Lem,
ons and Lorick Street, stated in omen conrt
that they were guilty. bnt that E. 81. Gr+ en-
and Dllmus Yarb1ough were innocent. The
men pleading guilty were sentenced 10 two
years imprisonment and to paw $500 6ne
each. Neal Marlborough Is sick IN Jail and
was not sentenced.
Three years ago Herman Smith stole a
gold watch and chain and other propertv
from fellow boerder in Philadelpbia and
ran away. He returned ard gave Aimself
up, stating that his conscience troubled him
80 that he could not sleep. he desired to
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How They Look Down There.

The Washington correspondent of the Phila
delphia Record photographs the Minnesota
senator's as they appear at the capitol: Sam
uei ), Il. Mcmillan, OF Minnesota, is trim lit
tic Scotch Presbyterian, with short dark hair
short dark beard, and round white epot on
the haci: Of his head. He wears black trimmed
eyeglasses, He is a good lawyer aud hard
working business man. lie keeps the business
ct the commerce committee, of which he is
chairman, vol i'll hand. ard he usually man
ages to make his point i'll the sonata He ls a
canny Scot, but he is not an elcuuent lor an
impressive man. He i. an elder in DR.. byron
Sunderland's cbur:ti. on Four-ana :: half
street, and is q man Of authority il the councils
of the Presbyterian church. Personally he is
modest and pleasant.
Dwight NJ. Sabln, senator from Minnesota,
who was elected charm IN of .he Republican
National committee the other night, j., like his
predecessor, Marshall Jewell, o Cnnnccticu.
nan. Ten or twelve years ago he Wen. from
Connecticut to Minnesota comparatively
Icor younS man. His mother had . moderate
llViuS, Iut he had next to nothing. But he was
bright, we'll educated and preserving He was
coon manufacturing agricultural implements
IN a small way. He made some improve
ments IN those he manufactured. He is now
manufacturing them ca large scale, and
at the same time is interested in other
manufacturing establishments and il railways.
He is only about forty, yet he is rich, and is to
be richer. lie has all the qualities Ct a sue
ccsstnl politician He has ALWAYS been q power
i'll Minnesota politics since his first years resi-
dence there, when no was elected to the legis-
lature He was in the legislature from that
time on until Window found that he could not
secure q reelection. Taen sabin, who had
peremptorily declined to serve two weeks be-
fore, came forward and accepted an electi,n
For several years be orc that time no had con-
tro!ed the legislature in 80 far rs one man can
control body Of that sort Sabin is young
and vigorous. Ho hopes for greater things
The wife Of John K ,rr Of Warren, Mar
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\ bill has been introduced in the house
for the admission of Washington terri.
'ory as state. This bill NAV not pass
this session, but there will be a state Of
Washington in the near future. The
population OF that territory is growing
with great rapidly; and the completion
OF the Northern Pacific railway will
greatly Increase the influx of population
next year. 1t is = territory rich in pros
pective agricultural, mineral, and forest
wealth. and possessing fisheries of al.
most unprecedented value. Puget sound
furnishes the best harbors on the Pacific
coast. The future metropolis of that
coast will probably be located on Puget
sound, whose shores viii. long be the
seat OF the greatest ship building and
lumber manufacturing industry of that
side oFthe continent. AS a center Of
vast prospective manufacturing interests
It possesses advantages greatly superior
to those which have made San Francisco
great city.