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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
ToWR TOPICS.

r8a.ys cal n tAs cirsaii coass . y. IS.
"a IS s1d ..
Thls lhs asa sssk Ter serving a0tIc@s Of
tzis sor TIA AErch term q the Circuit
Coart
TIE Baard AZ PubIe Works h.s issued az
srdsE hor g. 80 - p2y fof tns Cisy hsli
eioc<.
Ioha P Hssask. HoAsadss sss go
sssasy adni1lsd ~ eitszsnzhiD "A tns tif-
eGls Court
Ths zaisats II tas Goldsn Eagle ~
ave = lop a. ne isni1 sisssl afalofs iol-of+
Fos sssliag.
A messing sl sEs Eqaal sgsTsss Assoeaa.
tion s1ii - asld t1s aiiefnoon o. h91al
Afa<a44 asl.
Fke dss41iax soclsty a. J a. Lsan's Col
isss s4gs presented President J. Z y Doa-
nsh sish ras picture
The hnsral Of tas ate Anna Strant vii
escur fhis 2ltsrn00a fom ne Aission
Wood Presbyterian eA4rcn-
A number 81 tns Custer Guards vent ~
A4ssseoa last uighL - attend tns allen
tlss daEei0s party gwen 81 ths Aozksson
kinss-
Gsolxs T. Brown. a brakeman on tAs -.
&A sss ro50sd of s1s sale fidlaz on
tEs tE<in betwssa ths depot and ne bridge
Sn A0ndsy.
Ths sssnlng Al 81. an illustrated TEN
peraace isctafe ssil BE given oy ;. NJ
butler a. Page Hal. Piainn-ld sgs. Al
nAsslOa Tree.
Department Com nanter l.. o. Ruthsr-
ford, Of tbs q. A. K. q requesting his com
rsaes 70 sitend tie aaaual sncanpceat a.
Lansing. A4rca IA
The Little brown JuE" Club gave 3
plesalnz entertainment a. he re.idsnce o.
0ksrlss Eoaiasso on ClancJ-st.. last even
lag. 20 a lsrxs audienee.
TIA Volunteer Soclxs CLUB began its
career On st- Nsisaanss Dsy with niteen
x1smcsrs. Articles of aas0ciailon sere led
sith the County Clerk Yesterday.
James smith, WAC vas arrested on sus-
piciOn Of stealing came silVerwars which he
had ofsFsd Ior sale. sas released yesterday
morning BY Superintendent smith
Gsrdssr Bsteraan. a Caledonia township
esrpsntsr. has been arrested on mpiaint
Of John HOPKINS. charged with having
criminal rsizll0ns With Hopkins wife.
Voigt Hsrpol.Asirser a co. have taksn
possession Of the store recently occupied bY
Zen. =. " Heath. and are ftfinz u up for
hat Gnd gents furnishing goods stoss.
DR. DeCsnp has successfully performed
an etssati0n on ne little sou o. Capt. q.
r. Rose. removing about four irchcs OF
dead bone from tAe leg below ne knes. tie
result Of ,n old oruise.
TAs Custer Guards wish to extend their
thanks % Chase Bros, for their kindness the
evening Of thar dedication. The name OF
the frm xss Inadvertently omitted from
tie lisE published yesterday morning.
MAJOR j. W. Long is preparing TO have
printed a catsiogus OF the books in the
soldiers Home library. Ths LIST includes
about $50 worth Of new books and the
hsrsry contains over ave hundred volumes
II a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

The employees Of the @. r. 4 T. car shops
have only h~sn -orking nine hours DAY
for some tine. bat next nonth the ten bonr
system wiil - resumed TIE Old frame
car machine shop wiil be torn down ss soon
- the Nesf5eT vii psrmit. and viii - re-
placed with srusturs of brick All iron.
fre proof and substantial. Similar 20 the
b1iidirgs sre-ted % rsplsce those destroyed
bT ~ to Years szo. Tn The course of
time al the shoos vii Be 81 iron snd brick.
and danger Cf loss oy 6rs vii &c rsdncei 20
. minimum At present SIX nsw cCsches
az being huilt - b completed IN June OF
Julv. and they vii - sds.d - The regular
rolling stock - seem unodsss he rspiaiT
Increasing Sunapar trafHr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
he IS huNpREo ANo TWO.
Kent COanty's CeAtenaEian-A com'ais
stoned Officer of tue War of 1919.

Kent COantys CeAtenaEian-A Som'ais-
stoned ofieer of tue War of iSi2.
To the Editor Of THE TELsssAS Hsa4LO
Your correspondent, the other day. called
at the home Of John Shsfsr, who lives with
his son IN Paris township. He was kindly
received by Mrs. o. Shsier and introduced
10 John shafsr lie is in good health and
full OF talk. lie was born Deer FREDERICK
City. Maryland. in June, 1856. snd viii be
iO2 years old next June. He lett Mary and
at II years Of age and went 10 New YORK
State AMI was q commissioned officer IN
Captain Wilson's company OF New Noi
volunteers. He got TO Buffalo while the
rnins were yet smoking and SAN about a
dozen dead Indians in one place. lie
found one white man in q well dead. and
he liberated some white men that the
Indians had len in torture. he took par
in the battle of Black Rock. and took charl e
Of goo prisoners. who were marched from
Black Rock TO Greene's Bush, which toox
ABOUT three weeks. Ar. Shsier Vas dis
charged in 1918 at the age OF q. He has a
pension and claims TO be the only surviving &
commissioned ogicer of that war.
Ar. Shsier is of German blood, has used
little tobacco for long time, but never used
much liquor. He rises with the family
eats moderately, takes care OF himself. has
his supper at 4 o'clock sharp. and retires at
5 O'Clock. He is good type OF Gefms n
gentleman. DogoHoo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

MORTGAGE sarT-- Defsuit ss-ins beer male
NJ n the c0adHi.ns ofa eerlsfa n .fcsge. exr.
tHe6 D. tlinieu l. skosHisssf snc fsfsl G.
Sarfmeker La Sle ~ tiie vi sgf o. fsTstf ff,ln
Ken rouufT. sac q nffh Tsr r. tnls L
Fsrser - NfE faFfr reurfF ~ Hso1Ut spd
ctafs eforesa.d ed record ~ in ffe rrre Ofths
kfF .fsr ~ iaefls - EeH csaf1tf. ctigrr- -
fter lHf - raori EHEes Da vase 4 - tns n
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r. s-i raseh rnr~teeFa tbere ir flsfre0 tc "a go
- fs1e - mss srtes De sum - ss-t htn-
lrs1 So i'seH - ~ ar'skrs s1s sfTenf Fe - ~
sEs SO ~ s1t e. Ef1 eriugs 81 Isr
having herr saFftDred - recover fAs sssa
s1n - s-r-.e- fnereof ru~ r he-f
gvsl hat - vriuz ~ f1e ToTe- O. - >
80 81 iar rsEa efr-s8f1 sna - sssut<
in earH wdf s~I frff q a Eess
rsa~.Faee wE1 - frr ciosef - So - tft
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hsrSe ri - tr1f rau1 Af1 iEe1. ia ssy8e
fes.r fte rsafe . ff5s sIrs 30 f1rFeit s1-f -
ease cfHu1ft - ~ fttlrl Ancs ri - r. STRESS
fn rrs -rT - fs-s@f Aarfss sad F-fz- - kelas
fasertf-a6 f-rsra ~
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tia r PsEgEE Norszares
csssEs CTS. eEssrs@gs - kerszss~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Plans vii shortly 5e secured TOR tas
csthcli- crphsr Asyian vsich ~ili ~
erecfed in hrs citv IN scccr1sncs with Va
rroTi Sons ~ the W ~ t5e ste loh =
Cisucv. Who iea scrssfairz hse - - tar
fhe pnrpose TIE lard Tss pgreassed sorne
eas SO nd = IN tas tn acre los iylog
~ ~aen East Leonard srd Csrrier-s's
Norsh -svs. and Narth Coilegs-svs Tne
ssvturu vf0 he hsnsisore ss~ncfa7e cost
i1E. vhsn c1ua aie1ryi 80 - or 500 s'A =
ne aeef uaterixi sri ~.th a. fhe n ,6e~1
iurraveza-n A. present ruiy 60 = 2
wif "a erprtsf ard ss the rnrss- inr~rssa
sns - necessities x-o~ sf,ifors ~ "a
erected u r sxnected "a iidins op--srio as
will eesin n she Sprtng
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

District Attorney Goodwin will go tc
Kalamazoo today to conduct the examins-
tion OF Colin Campbell. Who was arrested
recently AT Jackson for being a p.nsion
fraad. He has obtained sums Of money
from veterans here and in several other
places under .he pretense Of beiag q pen
sion agent and promising them a pension
or an increase, If they already mad ono.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Thn Condemnation Snit.

In the Probate Court yesterday Judge
Perkins rendered judgment IN the cor
demnation suit OF the O. r. & |. against the
Weiden ana MkttesoD properties on Almy-
ST.. In accordance with the verdict Of tae
jury which awarded $40 800 for the Matte
son property. ana sl6,52 for the Weiden
property. The defendants are dissatisfied
with these amounts and the case will prob
Ably be appealed TO the Supreme Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Ash "Wednesday services a. so = n
concl u6ing Al st5 a m ~ 1850 a N.
fitarv. Hoiv Ccmmnnian snd sernon. BY
Rev Csmpoeil Fslr. r. ~. 81 5 ,. N aud a.
-N =. N The collections I'll " for ths
81 b A Heme snd for ne poor Al the
riernssrs of he vsri1us socieorz 81 ihe
usrish sre reouestei - - in sftsnasnca -
the lu,N = IA. services. ss a. ths clase a it
30 -ector sill sseisa - r=ch ~ Lenten
49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
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DIED.

KELIOGG-Msry octAvis, beloved wife OF De
Forest g. Ksllogg. eyed yesrs and months
st hsr res sdence. - keBnedyst. February I l.
fsk&
Funeral from TIE residence at 20 . m,
Thursdsy.
KENNEDY In this city 7hursisy February
it is<s. James \ nas a., sge4 81 yesrs
Notcs ~ f1nerai hereafter
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

A. A. Davis was convicted at the last term
the Of United States Court of taking a letter r
which did not belong to him, from this Nte
Lake postoffice. A motion 10 arrest judg-
ment was denied yesterday. and ne Was
fred $i00, which amount he paid, thus set
tling the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Lydia A. Smith has commenced suit, in
chancery, in the Circuit Court against Lu'
cinda Briggs to recover the sum OF $3.50,
which was the amount of a promissory nete
given by the defendant, September 6, 1880
and which wss to be paid on or before FIVE
wears
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

The case of John NJ. Zinzsr. charged with
wholesaling liquor without paying special
tax was nolle pros'd in the United States
Court yesterday by the District Attorney
the matter having been settled up by the
defendant
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Tho CaEe Discontinued.

The case Of Frank Anderson and Edward
Reeves. charged With burglary and larceny
of Frost's saloon on Exist Bridge-st. was
nolle pros'd IN Police Court yesterday, as
there was insufficient evidence TO convict
tbaro
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

r g AHrn = Co is puhlishin- he Encv~
ciopeiis ss'ltsnics ~ e. - 49, vsiBrne ard
has "a rols. mars resdr ~ delivery snd
~ Sezsiese ths ~crk vifhin SIX nosthe
- = &sNkxsauss Agent
- zAs~<sa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Marriage Licenses.

The following is . list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published with
the names, residence when outside the city J
and ages of the parties:
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

The Tsierhoss Coupary = eusy sxtesd-
80 the se~vice IN ths city Siucs Isnusrv
t1irtv- -t5ree telephones have eeen eut ir
v1icb hes kept ths cerrs ef construction
husy TIE new t-h s.rer3 hss not oeen
ccnuectei Fet srt prDrseiy vi es this
weeE
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
J. A. WILLIAMS. N D

Ffrssrs4e SO - -s.ae
rsszafr ~ F.rsrre H0sostss w.ss-s. -
leg~ - erk rftr sd 81 eye ~ faTrtrsa-s
80 ne@crs Gees aszl Ceta. 1E-s . =
Er-~-eN Eas-trTer - @etE Te~s-n.e
T.s.<s~~~ - T.hsx f-ag stas- - a..
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list i, furnished by W. r, scribn.r.

real estate dealer. IS Pearl-st
Rossbella r Sesrie to Thomas W Etra-
ban. part Of blk Il. Converse add....-.... $50
Marines MOL a. Adam Stehouwer. Iot ~
blk /. Comstocks plsf-....... 49, --......... 65'
Eliza stewart 70 HeDry h FalIsss. l0g
a. Homes ca 80
Abby A. Bul e. to Henry B. Fallas part
OF blks Hoirrock's add ....--. ......--..- 350s
Robert NJ Mon KOmeTy q al. - VIA IL.
Eastman. los =, g : sni s. Moptgom-
erys suo ...-............. ........... i,2oC
RUsss Il J. Euos % Andrew b. JaCkson. lots
A1d 2, blk Is Avery's pisL lowell. 81
NeScn Ntayer to Wa. A. S0o man. -
scFes OF ne !. sel. sec Z. Byron. -. $50
Jobu f. NerksTk 10 Campbell < Under
Sc. ). Par................ -. s.sQE
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
BrinkerhoH

OF Recssi TresireLf sDf Med hffon Cures
PILLS WITHOUT F1fE. f5skTrEF
kNTFrOb GhTTEHf
1000 TOR rATIrRF TO CTEK
CsTre eli firms - .Fecfsl ard cselfto rissrr
9 fsesses smour cfbaTt Fisfuia- Fissurs FaFpns
Irufitus &c eific1ure ~ FectraIrss tisB
curef Rertsi tlcernfion. fhe csuss ~ firns
Tissure 'Ttchine Plies sra Con e71-r rffob feTr
nexs scro~< the bscs iov down e0n~l pstton -
4 q rfhfs drIl hesvv pains hnruing N ths
rec'fsu blood ~ rus sfooi. psin f. sf0ruseh ~
abdomen snf ffoafirr sur rsnf-si r-t~fsfier
van sofi fefd - = r,ars fort ~ f-rfiFnonisis
f-ts - tf-e ref.rrzrr tssfre - ffis s~sfe-
DR.. w. II. CHRISTOPHER
perrrsrenf~ iprsfsf 81 kaf rss sfre-'
fNidficnsrt ts,ffdfnel etscn rcfl1 "a D.. q g
r. ~ dsay. esoepe Wednesday and 78un1ss
tun8sy 1o4p n Tske tifVatof " kof.ui ~
sd e.. Cesrsr tsticlfi frre
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
DIR. II. Z. EN NYDEH.
Esesrit IDsutsl 0fl1
1wErTY-oNE YEARS PRACTICE

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- ffed ~ftt erIf - END fsflwrras g.
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r-elf ef-f ffrF Fnrrrf.sts ~
tiin .yet sff Ms0e fr-st ererr 1aT ) ~srrsrlssf
1rrt Hnt gsrrtf-Iif tFfri A. u.astf sfleefhet-
- - rsff<rors feF-f fainisssaT n - 3, tns
81 eilrf-frs frsfrafsro-ff
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Tsrs .f.s sle~etr~ Tree opet a. a. hsllrs
fe. "a sesrs~a !. 6rsss< f.~ps&&
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

wetf snd frfsnicf I've sFs .srTs.snefii-
rufg8 ~ theM.
TinQIft wbitb sfe fc fruut es1rif g. f'slus
feoI,It 6istfuesr lI fsv csIi. lfs tDr - 81 "a
on mnoft suf bealfhr
fls ena usl rs-s |f.f,ufien thEtr EEf sttf
hrofeu ouf efsEf frtEtu'eii. issf eff srytfi ~
fsiffiseilu o. ffruf a wfcs 80 aiifF ~
fhr.r snd thrif s8oref n fhf ffcr ff u f1f
sass,e = urHr1 ieatea foI ftsH pic ifs
NFo~df cf1fe J. ffrfsutssh ItfU trff i4iieff -
Fbctif1a ieu hsf fsr ffirreffIi ttet Itt isfte
decided q msts nG frerpr Nffsfs- q go iiicfe
enrs fr tsesi relief - elseH. tsesfrFts ~il he
frfnfeo wifhcsf tfsfgf unies ftff q enrffs
Tft I<of WI h. required - fss ef-if ne 90 -
thf r9ed drirf use0
u rlr hr ouaefsfga1 fhft y. -ne vlH -
fsssfea vbeTr cgrp is eoussdefe1 sia pgssiait
Df3rt cousuistisf free
ClofEu unfes lions ~ nisL sus~ere4
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Health is Wealth

DR.. f. c. Vets Nerve sud Brain Treatment q
gusrsRseed specific ior Hvstsrs Dizziness Con
susions Fits kefvsas Neuralgia, Headache,
Nervous frostTaiion caused by the nse Of sioohol
or tohacco Wakefn mess Mental DepEs ION,
Solening Of the Brain rsuiting in insanity and
leading TO mlsery. decay aud death. Pre- nature
Old ge. Barrenncss los OF Power IN either
sex. Involuntary Loses and kperma'orfhoea
caused by Over-exertion o. the br in. selfSbs e
OF oyerinonigenoe. Zach b1x contains one
raonth's treatment 81 box. or six boxes for
IS. sent by mai. pref aid on receipt Of price.
VIE GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
To cure any case Wnh each order received by
us for SIX bo1es. accompanied wlih s.. viii
send the pascheser our written guarantees 10 To
fund the money. II the treatment dOts 10. eject
& cute. Guarantees issued only by
w. II. TIBBS. DRUGGIST,
Sole Agent
i26 Monroe-st., Grxud Rapids, Mich 9
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15
Don't wait until sale closes. and then regret st
OPS, MARSHALL { l0sGLh,
SPECIkLLSIS.
Are now prepared - treat cfsaf a. of forsI sne
al .fin snd scfoiuious Dissssss a. ciu-ing

on iczENt. EfrcwOFN.
B1CB. PIEPLEs. 3ctJDHEhp.
ETc. E1c
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Miss Msrie Wilson has concluded to take
a limited number Of pupils in elocution
during her stay in the city. For further
particulars inquire at The Irving, South
DiVlSiOn-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

~--s.ls- . 49, s-f Vsf- r7-ezsps r-srs<
f-s~ Tsr S~f~r S-rr.rr- rr
Eraw-r 8 arss1s O.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-15

Finest work only at Seymour & Muir's.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-18

II. Il. IdWSOu, OI VfHl 6NT'
Otter Tail, opposed Mr.. Whiteman. He
thought st. Louis county should have
presented his name, and since it had
not, did not see how he could claim any
thing of the convention.
Henry Kellar-Give Whiteman a
chance to speak.
Cries of ''Yes yes!" and mo! no!''
Chairman Wilson-Don't get excited.
Will the convention hear Mr.. White
man?
Henry Kellar-I move he be heard for
the benefit of the Democratic party.
[Cheers.
Senator Whiteman stood by the re-
porters' table, and when the convention
unanimously voted to hear him, he said:
81 take it for granted that this is not
question of men but measures. am
not here as an advocate of myself. l
have no personal grievances to air. 1t
is the first time in the history of the
state that we have an opportunity to
capture the electoral vote. Cheers.
The state that gave Blaine 10000 ma
jority in 1884, two years later reduces it
$1,000. l stand here to-day as the
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-18
THE PUBLIC Is WAITING.
Important Developments Prom.
ised in the Smell Murder Case


CHICAGO, May IA local paper
says: There are new and important
developments in the Smell murde case
This is on the authority of A. j. Stone
who says that in short time the public
Will be enlightened and all the mystery
surrounding the crime cleared away.
TascOtt is found. That is to say he has
never been lost. People who have been
at loss to account for the ability of a
comparatively inexperienced boy with
out means or many friends to eVade the
police for three months with the skill of
practical crook who has ample money
and friends at command may be assured
that w. B. TascOtt had no such ability
and has done nothing of the kind.
The least adroit of the three
or four who participated in the
crime, he was quickly apprehended,
and promptly sequestered for the good
of the cause, it being shouted from the
housetOps, meanwhile, that he was the
man, and the only man wanted. This
was the clever, though somewhat hacks
neyed scheme put into operation by
Capt Bonfield and Mr.. Stone for the
purpose of relieving the accomplices of
anxiety Oh their account.
"YOung TascOtt was no good on
earth," said the papers informant, who
is supposed to be on the inside, land
deserves to be punished on general
principles, but he did not fire the shot
that killed old man Smell. He hadn't
the nerve to attempt a burglary like
that perpetrated in Snell's house the
night of the murder. He was a mere
boy, and is valuable to the officers more
for what he knows than what he did"
''Then you think Tascott is really
not the man they are looking for.''
81 am sure he is not. In the first
place they know where he is, and have
known all along, and in the second
place there is much larger game to be
bagged. Tascott is a cat's-paw."
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-18

has not in all that time taken one step
to relieve the people of their burdens.
1t has taken the tax off of perfumery.
1t has removed taxes from luXuries
and kept them on necessities.
1t removed the tax from playing cards
and keeps 80 per cent Oh Bibles.
The Republican cry is, shall we re-
duce the tax on clothing, steel, iron?"
Oh, no!
We will give you free whisky in
stead"
The following committees were ap-
pointed:
Credentials-John Ludwig, 81. Con-
STAINS, 6. A. Du Toit, James King, l..
kells.
Permanent Organization-W. W.
Mayo, NJ. r. Edwards, M. j. Flynn, NJ.
Wall, James ParrOtt.
Resolutions-O. NJ. Hall,P. J.Smalley,
A. J. Leach, 7. E. Bowen, NJ. S. Will
kinson, E. c. Stringer, E. A. Childs, A.
I. .Ankeny, R. L. German, E. M.
Wright. w. F. Kelso.
The convention then took recess
until 2:3O o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-18

Mitsch, Jr. James King, William Barrett,
Pat Egan, Frank Gels, Pat Conley, George II.
Allen, zPeter Bott F. A. Fogg, NJ Murnane,
Lorenzo Hoyt James Doran, Joseph Minea,
William Delaney, Col. William Crooks, Aug
ust Nelson, d. ". Lawler, j. j. Northrop.
Nicholas Hardy, Fred Burnand.
Redwood-W. P. Christensen, G. W.
Vaughn.
Renville-P. H. Kirwin, Frank Begel, N. C.
White, Thomas E. Boylan.
Crocker. P. j. Moran, Noel Gale. T. j.
Dougherty, H. II. Osterbout, II. NJ. Babcock.
Rock-F. C. Mahoney, H. E. Jeffers.
St Louis-F. l.. Ryan, E. II. Hall, James
Farrell, G. w. Davis.
Scott-Frank Nicolin, William Henry, Fl. j.
Peck, ". II. Weibler, P. II. White, j. Collier,
Eli Southworth, Thomas Hovorka.
Sherburne-C. II. Chadbourne, Frank
Fridley.
Sibley-D. Downs. w. H. Leman, D. n.
Jones' A. Zimmerman, w. H. Finn.
Stevens-George NJ. Geltiman, John Ma.
ginnis, II. Bragg.
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and feeling within the state that was
not represented in that gathering.
STRAY POINTS.
Minor Items of Interest Picked
Up Lost.

The applause of the Ramsey county
delegation when Ludwig was elected
was equal to the yell Winona county
gave when Smiths majority was ans
nounced.
Blue Earth, Brown, Scott and Waton-
wan counties, where there is large
German element, Singularly enough did
not vote for John Ludwig for delegate
at large.
E. G: PAIL, of Brown, made his mark
from the start by kicking against ma+
ch!nes, the central committee and every.
thing else but freedom of the ballot.
Morton S. Wilkinson's form loomed
up like pine tree on mountain slope.
Wnen he and Col. Crooks shook hands.
TWO cOurtlers OF the old school met.
y. M. Spicer. of Willmar, found time
TO leave his railroad work and dabble in
politics. He is strong Democrat of tho
west end of the Third district.
The Blue Earth delegation looked
strange without j. G. Wise on it, all
though Mayor Pfau was conspicuOusly
vigorous i'll the proceedings.
Senator Durant and William Pitt
Murray divided the honors on the ques1
ton OF which displayed the best gen.
eralship.
FRANK Randall's virgin side-whiskers
were gently famed by the breezes that
fioated through the hall.
Sherltt j. 9. Nugent, of Wright
county, thought the convention moro
fun than hard work.
Z. IysOng Butcher honored the Ram.
sey delegation with his Roman form and
Grecian wit. - ''-'N
Pat Conley kept an expression on his
face like unto that of Leonidas at Ther.
mopyl8.
Ralph Metcalf, of the Winona delega.
tlon, put in some fine work for John
Ludwig.
Banker J. c. Pierce, of Goodhue was
most clerical-looking person in the con.
ventiOn.
Tom Bowen wore the most piratical
and wlcked-lOOking tile in the conyen.
ton. i oN
Editor II. j. Glass, of Carver. was A
prominent figure among the delegates.
Sergeant of Police John Cook was busy
separating delegates from spectators.
John E. Diamond. of Blue Earth. was
the heavyweight of that delegation.
Secretary Randall would call it 'sMiIlv
Laos" county in reading the roll.
Mr. Doran nominated his own alter.
nate-Frank Morse.
The electoral ticket will be nominated
at the next convention.
There were 1000 spectators and dele
gates present.
Hennepin county voted for Smith and
Kurtz.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-18

John F. Meagher, of Mankato, all
marked the southern border of the
great commonwealth. There was the rap
idly grizzling hair and beard that could
not disguise the comely features of E.
W. Durant, of Saltwater. In
the right center of the hall,
where the lie Sueur delegation
established itself, was the familiar
countenance of Michal Doran, one of
the Democratic sages, his silvered beard
and hair making him conspicuous
throughout the hall. Ramsey county
occupied an outpost on the right hand
front, with G. D. O'Brien, Col. Crooks
and Judge Barrett in the van. Directly
opposite, as though holding down an
opposing point of vantage, was the
Hennepin delegates, with Chairman
Titus Mareck on the corner, and
Mayor Ames just behind him,
in full view of the convention.
The intelligent and kindly form of
E. M. Wilson, was not unmarked in
the throng, nor were the familiar faces of
A. L. Ankeney and c. NJ. Foote, or the
venerable Col. John FL. Stevens. There
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MARINE.
PORT OF ASHLAND.

Special to the Globe.
ASHLAND Wis, May 17.-Arrived: Steamer
City of Duluth, to load lumber; steamer
Ohio, coal; steamer Hurd merchandise.
Cleared: Fayette Brown, ore, for Cleveland.
PORT OF DULUTH.
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, May 17.-Arrivals: Pro-
peller Japan, Buffalo, merchandise; pro-
peller Montana, Buffalo, merchandise; pro-
peller. James Fisk, Toledo, merchandise {;
propeller Smith Moore, Loraln. 1000 tons
of coal; propeller Napart, Buffalo, I,4OO
tons of coal; propeller Colorado, Sarnia.
merchandise; propeller H. A. Tuttle, Cleve.
land, 1,6O0 tons of freight; propeller EN-
pire State, Bnffalo, merchandise Depart
ures: Propeller Australasia, Buffalo, $1,000
bushels of wheat; propeller Nyack, Buffalo,
5000 bushels OF flour, 625 sacks of copper; |;
propeller George Il. Hope, Buffalo, 10000
bushels of wheat; propeller Roumania Buf.
falo, 65 900 bushels Of wheat; propeller Iron
propeller Iron Duke, Buffalo, As, 900 bushels
of wheat; schooner George, Buffalo, 4s, 600
bushels OF wheat; schooner Iron State, Buf.
falo, 56, 900 bushels of wheat; schooner Iron
Orff, Buffalo. $4,000 bushels of wheat.