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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-13
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Jackson Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, }
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 2, 1885. (

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, J
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, Sept. 2, 1886. {
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their office
in said city, until IL N. on the 18th day Of
September A. d. 1856, for the grading of
Jackson street, from Arch street to Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. together with the necessary
approaches to the bridge now being con-
strucJed over the tracks of the ST. Paul, Min
neapolis & Manitoba Railway company in
said city, according to plans and specifications
on file in the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties in q
sum OF at least twenty (20) per cent. of the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President,
Official:
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works
246-56
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EsahilIy KnOcked Ont.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
LAKE CITY, Mimi, Sept. 12.-The
Wabasha County Democratic convention
was called to order at p. M. yesterday by
w. B, Lutz. chairman of the county COM
mittee. There was a contest made fol
temporary chairman by P. IL. Rahilly. who,
not being a delegate was ruled out of order
and requested to sit down. L. NJ. Greg
was elected temporary chairman. The
temporary organization was made perma-
nent l.. NJ. Greg. NJ. E. Drury, f. j. Col
lier, w. B. Lutz, Charles Wise, S. NJ. En-
cry. F. Q. Laughlin, J. Bryant and Henry
Funk were elected delegates to the state
convention.
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Cannon Falls.
Special to the Globe.

bptVIHI
CANON FALLS, Mimi, Sept. 12.-The Republi-
can county convention will meet here on
Tuesday, at IL a. m. to elect delegates to the
state and congressional conventions. The
Cannon Falls cornet band has ordered new
uniforms. DIR. L. Scofed has removed to
West st. Paul. The ice supply here is ex-
hausted, and that commodity is now brought
from Red Wing Capt. Ara Barton, of Fari-
bault candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for congress from this district, was in
town last week, renewing old acquaintauces.
....Nels Hern was arrested, on complaint OF
Nj. j. Rosecrans, on charge of perjury. He
was examined before Justice Wilson and the
case dismissed. The Democratic village
committee for the ensuing year is as follows:
f. ID. Seager, ID. l.. Davis, John Danielson.
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ItWasn,t Seconded.

Special to the Globe.
PRINCETON, Mimi, Sept 12.-At the
Democratic county convention held at the
court house here yesterday, Charles Keith
and William Cordiner were chosen dele
gates to the state convention, also as dele
gates to the congressional and judicial con-
ventions. j. b. Cater offered resolution
denouncing Kelly and DOran. which failed
to receive a second. J.L. Cater and n. M.
Smith were elected delegates to the Thirty
linth district legislative convention. The
convention elected a county committee and
adjourned.
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For Ar,aes and macdonald.

Special to the Globe.
New PRAGUE, MIMI, Sept. 12.-An en-
thusiastic Democratic caucus was held in
j. Joch's hall on the 10th INST. to elect six
delegates to the county convention from
Helena town. Hon. NJ. Nachbar delivered
an address scoring the mOnOpOlists, fol-
lowed by DR.. J. Habenich, the famous ora
torical rival to the author of ''Ragnarok. "
and IN spirited and fiery speech de-
nounced DOran and Kelly. The following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the delegates to the county
convention use all honorable means to have
the delegates to the state convention in
structed for 4. A. Ames Tor governor, and
the delegates 10 the congressional convention
instructed Ior j. L. Macdonald.
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hospital, announced for that night was de
ferred for enc week and viii be held
this evening al the West hotel la
dies ordinary at 8 O'clock The
board of directors earnestly request
all the physicians, patrons and friends 0
homeopathy, and the hospital to assemble at
that time and place, for the purpose OF cor
sidering how best to promote the welfare Of
this most worthy institution. Good speakers
will be present, but no begging done, nor
collection taken up, so let the meeting be a
liIrpe and chi hnSinsti one
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Special to the Globe

GRAFTON, Oak, Sept. IA special cleo
ton was held in this city on Wednesday to
decide whether the city should bond itself for
$4,000 or not to extend the water works
system already started. The poll was very
small and caused no particular excitement.
The total vote was 1SS of which 165 were for
bonding and 20 against. The common coun-
Gil met last night and eanvassed the vote,
and the work will start up again in Novem-
Der. when the pipe comes, and will be pushed
rapidly. The new mains have been tried and
seem to work all right. Mayor Tombs leaves
for Chicago next week TO look after the en-
CINE for the pump house. :. The two hose
carts and LOCO feet of hose arrived Tuesday
and are now in readiness.
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Row over a Paper.
Special to the Globe


LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Sept. 12.-The Little
Falls Publishing company, known as the
Little Falls Sun, Democratic paper, was a
stock company divided into ten shares of
which E. Rothwell was owner of a controlling
interest, and which on Aug. II he transferred
to Charles E. Sprandel and ]. c. Flynn. On
the application Of Flynn and Sprandel r.
Worthington was appointed temporary re-
ceiver. At the same time application was
made for receiver to close out the business,
and prayer made that said rec siver be made
editor in charge in place of G. ID. Auver, who
had small interest in the business and was
running the paper. ut natter can,e ms, he
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Lille ERIIs.

Special to the Globe.
LITTLE FALLS, Sept. 12.-On Monday, Sept.
20, fall term of the district court of Morri-
son county viii be held at Little Falls, Judge
Baxter presiding. The calendar is made up
of about forty cases, of which eight or ten
are criminal. E. The Morrison County Agri-
cultural sOcIety's fair will be held at Little
Falls, Sept Is, II and Is. Premiums, $4,000.
The society has issued a handsome official
premium list -. Delegates to the county con-
VentiOn are arriving and the village is full of
people. Warm work is anticipated as there
are two or three ''double headers in the del
egatiOn.
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Two More for Ames.

Special to the GLOBE.
MoNrEvlDEo, Mimi, Sept. 12--The
Democratic convention met at the court
house yesterday and elected Joseph jain
and E. B. Hebery delegates to the state
convention. James Murphy and F. NJ
Wolfe are elected delegates to the districI
convention. A farmer suggested that the
delegation to the state convention be in
structed to vote for A. a. Ames for gov
ernor. This was thought unnecessary, as
they were both known to be Ames men.
The convention favored Ames to man.
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THIRTY DAYS

II EZEKIAH HALL, REAL. ESTATE FRO
IL ker. Established 1871 OFFICE, ccrner
Third and Robert streets lin Savings Bank
ST. PAUL, MINI. Buys and sells Real Estate,
Negotiates Loans and Leases, Apprases Prop
erty, Collects Accounts, Pays Taxes, Assess
ments, etc. EsB Special attention given to
interests of nonresident clients.
N. b. have several fine dairy ana stock
farms near St. Paul for sale on easy terras;
also garden lots and acres for plating.
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Believe ia Kelly and DOran.
-ocfoI IN rho ClpE1n

BIRD ISLAND. Mimi, Sept 11.-At the
Democratic county convention held at Bea-
yer Falls to-day, the following delegates
were elected to the Democratic state con-
ventiOn: 2. H. Kirwan, j. NJ. Bowler.
James Greeley and Edmund O'Hala. They
were not instructed, but the expressions of
the delegates were generally for Ames for
governor. Kelly and DOran were Endorsed
without opposition. The delegates to the
congressional convention are W. c. White.
John Morgan, NJ. ID. Brown and James
O'Brien. They are understood to be solid
for Judge Mcdonald.
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Returned to the Reform school.

RED WING, Sept 12.-John Domeyer.
who was committed to the state reform
school for the grand larceny of S1O4 from
NJ. Tufvesson, was returned to this place by
the superintendent of the school, the judge
refusing to sign the commitment papers,
The judge held that Justice Graham had no
right to enter final judgment in cases of
grand larceny, this properly coming before
the district court In order to avoid the
delay that would necessarily ensue then.
Justice Graham changed the charge to petit
larceny, and returned the boy to the reform
school,
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HesldenCe Burned.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe
BRAINERD. Mimi, Sept. lathe resi-
dence of Street Commissioner P. G. Fogel-
strOm. in Southeast Brainerd, with its con-
tents, was burned to the ground about noon
to-day. The loss is about one thousand
five hundred dollars. There is no in
surance. The origin of the fire is I'M
known
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Dry Goods Stock Attached.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Sept. lathe dry
goods stock of Bovine & Shaw was attached
last night on claims of the National bank.
Elizabeth Elder and B. L. Shaw, aggregat-
ing So. 600. The other liabilities are un-
known. The assets are about So. 600. The
attachments were against Bovine. The
firm will assign tomorrow.
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unfnstructed Delegates.

Special to the GIODe.
GRANITE FALLS, Mimi, Sept 12.-The
Democratic county convention was held at
Granite Falls yesterday. 81. j. Wilkinson
and Jacob Cook go as delegates to the state
convention, uninstructed. The convention
was entirely harmonious.
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fore Judge Baxter at Fergus Falls. who ordered
that Auyer continue as editor and that X.
Worthington be appointed permanent re-
ceiver TO close out the business. 1t is sup
posed the paper will be continued under the
management OF Auyer as q Democratic sheet.
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For Edwards.

Special to the Globe.
FARGO. Oak, Sept. 12.-The delegates
to the Yankton convention elected in
Barnes county yesterday were instructed
against division and for North Dakota. 1t
is reported that they are solid for Maj. Ed
wards. if he consents to be a candidate.
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A Newspaper Man Dead.
SDpnial m fhn GIoha

FARGO. OAK, Sept 12.-H. Albion
White died to-day of consumption, aged "a
years. He was connected with the Chicago
press for some time, and the last two wears
has represented the Minneapolis Tribune in
Dakota
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w Il OSe Body is It9


RED WING, Sept 12.-The body of an
unknown man. badly decomposed, was
found near Pratt's place. two miles west
of the city. this afternoon by a hunter. On
the clothes were a picture comb, pocket
book and a receipt, dated Zumbrota, from
c. Hill to P Reichtman
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Instructed for Herber

Special to the Globe.
RED WING, Sept. tS.-The statement in
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Clifford il Way Ahead.

the GLOBE to-day that the First ward eau
Gus did not instruct for Herbert is false.
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In consequence of the heavy rain last Mon
day, the mass meeting of the friends Of the
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CHIHUAHUA, Durango unb SDnora eros
bern. gr nerIdbt f9 auf bic Inter
ftiiBung ber fatbolifden GeifIi9teit in
ienen Staaten.
Senator Marep lit nod Galbeton
gegangen unb bat oaielbf cine &ebe ges
balten.
Sci gainger serietben apei Set
tionsnrbeiter, Sames &obinfon unb
Sobn Weft, in Streit. &obinfon aog
eine piftoIe, Meft aber berii1erie ibm,
baB er ni9t i9ieBen piirbe. &Obinion
i6oB barauf breimal auf Weit unb t6b.
tete ibm. Ser M6rber 1T berbaftet
tporben.
- Ser Gtabtratb BON Maco bat nit
ber @asgeieni9aft einen 2ontratt fir
GA @aslaternen abgefdlofen. Ser
preis betrdgt $3.50 fit iebe 2aterne.
: Sn llpaIoe tad elm Merifaner ben
anbern unb berfuunbete ibn tobtli6.
Damn entHob er.
Sie Sairs in Dallas tparen big
jebt fart beiu6t. Die merifanii6e
vTtational ganb" 1T ~engasirt poroen.
glinger perf6ifte biefe Saiion
1898 8aumpolbalen.
Sn Gainesville branrten Die
Stdle Der StraBenbabn unb amei
@obnbdufer ab. Die Wagen uno
Mauleiel SET SiraBenbabn inb gerettet
tporben.
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lrn,er sd,uerl babtu,d,utusenoes sebeu,

futs ipie eS III, ieIbft bel ben am Iamsffen ae>
b iben, fam bebeuteno bnrd unfere eigene nn>
poEitdt,sfeit ~uertiir3t merben. Die Ouspeptiter
ellen, mos ibnen perboie en- 1T, Die 8ili0ien trim
fen aafee i'm 1ebermp 3, uno bic @benfnatiter,
NeuralsiiHei unb Sdpinbia9tiaen ieben fid
ben, 9uftause ans, befommen nafe GnBe, be-
belten feudte RIsioer an, unb wunoern iih
6anm, menn fie tranf merben. gerfonen, bic
lid, Der Neuralsie auneisen, empfeblen mir ben
tdsliden @ebrauG bon Sotetters Ma,
aenbttters unb INNER Elm @einslas uoa
nahbem fe teu1tem oher fouftisem ungiiniti.
aen @etter ausgelebt aetpefen fino. Gin tp'rf.
famer e9ut uirO Ourd bisies ansenebms @it'
tel s~epdbrt, peI9ea cine ansenebme Barme
bur@ ben aorper berbreitet, benfelben fraftist
unb bic gerben berubist. Wedfelfeber. biiiOfe
9eiben, 8ertopfuns, 9hspepie uno Mieren.
leiOen seboren gu ben seiben, bic es beilt nno
berbitet.
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j.. srnsr,s @or,onoriuo m;rft n

Mper's Sariaparina mirtt nit
Gnti9iebenbeit uno &ai6beit barauf
bin, bas Blut su reinigen unb au bereis
6ern, ben Wppetit anouregen, Bic Ners
ben gu frdftigen unb ben sattaen 2Dr'
per gu ftdrten. Sic 1T baber in poafem
SHINE bes Wortes cine aufru9enoe
Mebi3in. Wer irgenb anS6ndts leibet,
foIte einer 8eriu6 bamit MAIDEN.
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MIs elm aeuer bulgarii6er Sbron.
fanbibat wiro Der 9er3og WleTanber
bon 2eu9tenb berg genannt.
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Reffefe fefft 9ebett.

Serr 8. 6. @iIcox1on bon Sorle @aoe, 8b.,
beri9tet, baB ct bisIe Sabre an Gbtbifis uaO
Sarnfrantbeit Iitt 9ie S6mer5el iparen gu.
peilen unertrdglid unb berurfadten ibm Srarn.
pfc. St periu1te electric Sitter unb fdon nod
Der erifen GIai9e ipirte ct 8e1ernng uno nad)>
benz ct 6 Glaiden senontmen batte, mar er gdn5>
lid sebe,lt uno seiuann 10 @funb an Gleii@.
Ct bebauptet, baB ct s~eiforben pare, bdtte CT
ni4t electric Sitter sebraudt. gu baben, so
gents bic Glai9e BEL q. DreiS.