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COLONIAL. AFFAIRS.
Australia Provides for the Building Of Sew
ersl War-Shins

tIhI WHT-SNlpS.
LONDON, June 1o.-The Colonial Government
OF Australia has passed the necessary acts pro-
yiding funds for the construction by the British
Government OF several ships OF war to
be devoted exclusively TO the defense
OF the Australian colonies. 1t is also proposed
10 establish inter-cOlonial free trade throughout
Australia, whether Imperial federation
as advocated by Rosebery, comes or not.
All signs point TO a certainty of Australian union
that VIII present the opposite side OF the
world copy OF the United States
OF America. The Australians we're dis
satisfied with the course OF the British
Government In permitting other European ma
tlons to gain a foothod In Polynesia, and with
fleet at their command their remonstrances
may lake vigorous lOIm.
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center OF the city, built OF red sandstone from
the Monte CristO quarries In the Rocky Noun
tains. The front and side walls arise from a
series OF stone arches. and the facade is very I'M
which rises tall stone tower. The building
cost $685., 900, and the best known scenic artists
and furnishers have carte blanche to put into IL
The best of everything. 1t is to be opened liz
October next
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The D. sab, ed Steamer.

New YORK. June 10.-The pilot who
brought in the steamer Werra this morning
reports on Sunday morning having spoken
the steamer La Bourgogne, hence for Havre,
laying to with the machinery out of order.
She had been stopped since midnight. She
would make the necessary repairs and pro-
ceed on her VOYAGE
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A Tough Crowd.

picnic at Castle Shannon on Sunday.
Shooting and cutting was the order of the
day at the grounds and on the train return
ing. Frank Morrison was killed, girl was
shot IN the thigh, and many others were
hurt. On arrival they were arrested by the
wholesale.
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THE HOUSE.
Postoffice Appropriation Bill Passed-Internal

Postof6ce Apprc priation Bill Passed-Internal
Revenue Laws
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The Speaker laid be-
fore the House the Senate bill amendat0iy OF the
internal revenue laws and it was passed. 1t
authorizes the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
to formulate rules and regulations by which be er
may be carried direct from The watts to the bot
uing department without passing through the
intcrmV dlate process OF being drawn into kegs.
The Senate bill us passed exchanges the present
system OF drawbacks ON exported beer and fer
mented liquors, permitting The expectation in
now handled.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the POstoiiice Appropriation Bill
There was no opposition, and the committee
having speedily considered the bill reported II 10
the House, when 1t passed. Adjourned.
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snnaarnn of Eunlntinn-

New YORK, June 10-Advices to the
Associated Press from the United States
Squadron Of Evolution dated Gibraltar,
May oath, give detailed accounts of dress
Ing ships, firing salutes and other Donors to
Queen Victoria's birthday. There was
review Of British troops on shore, etc. The
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ORIGINAL PACKAGE nsoision

MASON CITY Qowal June 10. Judge
John G. Sherwin has rendered a decision
on the original package question, holding
that beer from other States may be shipped
into the town in packages and sold to all
persons except minors.
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Comnl;co,od Nooo,;.,;,,.

LONDON. June 10.-The meeting Of Ministers
this afternoon discussed Germany's claims in
Africa. The hasty convening of the meeting
after Sallsbury's protracted interview with the
German Embassador yesterday gives rise to the
belief that negotiation with Germany In regard
TO Africa has become complicated.
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Australian Federation

MELBOURNE. June TO- The Legislative AS.
sembly OF Victoria has unanimously approved
the scheme for the federation of Australian col
onies and has appointed delegates TO the con.
vention which is 10 consider the subject
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The Winners at Morris Park.

MORRIS PARK, June 1O.-The weather
to-day was clear and pleasant and the track
slow. FollowingIare the results Of the races
First race. five .furlongs, Flayia (HamiL
tom won. Lconora (Barnes) second, Adslina
(Martin) third. Time. 01A.
Second race, one and half miles, Mon
tague (Martin) won, Philosophy (Barnes)
second, Barrister (Jones) third. Time, 2 1864.
Third race (Larchmont stakel six fur
longs, DIR. Hasbrouck (GarrisonJ won.
Strathmeath (StovaD second, Reckon (Lit-
tletield) third. Time, 10
Fourth race belmont stake), cne and
quarter miles, Burlington (Barnes) won,
Devotee GARRISON second, Padishah (Ham-
ilton) third. Time, 207A.
Fifth race, five furlongs (selling), Arab
lSteyenson) won, Meriden (BergenJ second.
Bill Barnes (Covingt0n) third. Time, :01 Il.
Sixth race, one and three-sixteenths miles
(selling), Gypsy Queen Crhompson) won.
Zephyrus Namley) second, Little jim CTay-
lor) third. Time, 2:01b.
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A Test Case

TOLEDO, June 10.-Rev. Father QulgIey,
paster of ST. Francis de Sales Catholic Church,
was to day indicted by the Grand jury for mis-
demeanor for neglecting to report pupils to the
Board Of Education, as provided by a law pa assed
last year. Ii Is understood that he refused to do
so under advice OF counsel that the law was un-
constitutional
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CROP REPORTS.
General Outlook for the Approaching Harvest
in Western States

in Western States
CHICAGO. June 10.-Tne Farmers Review to-.
morrow will say: "The condition of crops in
Ohio and Indiana is visibly improved. Illinois
shows decline OF several points. Rain
continues in Michigan and Wisconsin and
corn is damaged by rot; oats are in iiue condition
and wheat has improved; Missouri, Nebraska
and Kansas crops are suffering for rain. In Ne
braska the crop conditions are promising. In
Minnesota the crops look favorable The general
condition is summarized as follows Winter
wheat-Illinois. 63 per cent; Indiana, 66; Ohio,
80; Missouri, ~; Kansas, rs; Michigan, s3;
Wisconsin, 80. Spring wheat-Wlsconsin, 90
per cent; Nebraska, n; Iowa, 9S Minns-
gOta g6
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THE CUBAN FLOODS.

Nearly Seventy-fve Lives Lost and Vast
Amount Of Property Destroyed.
HAVANA, June 10-The loss Of property by
the recent floods is very great. The loss to real
estate and personal property Is more serious
than was at first supposed. Nearly seventy-fye
lives were lost, and II Is estimated that $1,000
600 worth OF property was destroyed.
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ON THE ROCKS.

The British Bark DinapOre Wrecked and Six
Lives Lost.
LONDON. June 10.-The British bark Di-
napore. Captain Tidmarsh. from Middle
borough for Bahia Blanca, is ashore at
Cape Corientes. The captain and five OF
the crew were lost. The remainder OF the
crew have arrived at Buenos Ayres.
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NATIONAL ELECTION LAW.
House Republicans Order Combination Of
the Two Bills

WASHINGTON, June 10.-For the fourth time
the Republican Representatives were In caucus
upon the subject OF a national election law. the
Lodge aud Rowell bills being up. The prefer
ence Of the Southern Republicans was for the
Lodge plan. Finally Speaker Reed pointed out
how the differences between the adherents OF the
Two bills could be adjusted by combination OF
the features or principles of each which we're
unobjecied TO. His proposition was unanimous
ly accepted and Rowell and Lodge were In.
structed TO formulate compromise bilL
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The Cowles Case.

MONTREAL, June 10.-On the production
Of young Edwin Cowles, by order of the
court, this morning, Mrs. C0wles was given
custody of the child. Cowles is no better.
He may die. The case agains. Hale, who
shot him, is not yet called.
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National conventio, of colored Men.

CHICAGO, June 10.-A national confer
ence of colored men all over the United
States will meet here June 23d at Quinn
Chapel, for the formation of a National
Civil Rights League. Bishop Hillery and a
number of other prominent colored Cali
fornians will be present. Reduced railway
fares are offered by all the roads.
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An Emb zzlsr p,aoa. cr;i,r

DENVER, June 10.-Robert Nickle late conf
Denial clerk for j. NJ Berkey & Co., real-estate
brokers, who was arrested some time ago for
embeZzling S11 900, was arraigned IN the Dis
trlct CURT to-day. He pleaded guilty, and sen-
tence was deferred until Saturday.
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A Flood Threatened.

LEAvENwoRTH, June 10.-A rapid rise has
occurred in The river. Ii Is now bank FULL caus-
ing grave apprehensions to settlers on the low
lands. The bridge across the main channel was
wrecked by dritw0od. A further rise VIII In
peril life and the loss OF property.
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THE woRKINGMEN.
New York Strikers Returning to Work-The
Columbus Street-Car Employees.

oOIuLIUus DII6t1-Oaf LHpIUytS
NEW YORK, June 10.-Walking Delegate
Owens Of the Building Trades Association
says signal victory has been won by the
surrender of Peck, Martin & Co., suppliers
OF building materials. Over one thousand
men returned to work this morning, owing
to concessions made by this firm, which has
been fighting the unions the past three wears.
COLUMBUS, June 10.-Everything is quiet
in the street-car strike. Each side is walt
Ing for the other to make move. No at
tempt is being made to run the cars,
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Am Agreement Reached.

WASHINGTON. June 1o.-The protracted ne
gotiations between the Senate and House, repre-.
senting the differences arising from the conflict
ing amendments to the Morrill, Pension BILL were
brought 10 successful conclusion to-day The
Senate recedes from Its insistence upon the do
pendent pension feature, and the House agrees
TO drop the service pension provisions. leaving
the bill disability pension bill.
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WEST POINT CADETS.
Proposed Measures to Insure the Full Mum.
ber of Students

WEST POINT, June 10.-The Board OF
Visitors rejected the proposition to keep
students of the Military Academy up to the
full number by authorizing the President
to appoint to the vacancies where nomna-
tions by Congressman fail, but voted in
favor of giving each United States Senator
the right to name a candidate. The Presi-
dent also is given authority to name five
each year, instead of ten every four years.
All the candidates have successfully passed
physical examinations.
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WEST SUPERIOR (Wis.l June 10. Frank
Herts was arrested to-day for assaulting six
year-old child Plans for lynchlng him were
formed, aud the Sheriff removed the prisoner.
Excitement is at fever heat over the outrage.
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A Loan for Uruguay.

LONDON, June 10.-The Times says the
Barings have arranged to issue a loan for
Uruguay OF e2,o00,0o0 at 6 per cent. 1t is nn-
derstOod The minor details OF the transaction
are still In process of settlement.
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Postoffics Annronriation Bill.

WASHINGTON. June 10.-In less than one
hour the House to-day disposed OF the Post
Office Appropriation Bill Of ST., 100000. The
bill was passed creating the Puget Sound
Customs District, making Port Townsend a
port of entry, with Tacoma and Seattle sub
n0rts of entry
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SMALLPOX.

The Disease Said to Be Raging at Las Cruces,
New Mexico.
SAN ANTONIO, June 10.-Informatlon received
here to-day from Las Cruces N. Mex. states
that smallpox is raging there not less than 100
deaths having occurred from the disease within
the past few weeks. IL Is also alleged that the
papers and authorities of the town not only deny
the existence OF the disease, but permit men who
have smallpox In their families to serve as ju-
TOrs
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An Emnhatie Denial

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Slr Edward jenkins.
President OF the Mexican Colonization Society Of
Lower California, cables to friend in this city:
" Please give emphatic denial 10 the press 10 any
connection Of the company with the fiiibustering
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BaYard's Tins.

NEW YORK, June 1o.-FollOwing are Bayard's
tips for Morris Park: Fhst race, BIlthe or Sir
Rae; second, Brother Ban or BelwOod; third,
Lisimony or Adamant; fourth Prather or VOs-
burg; fifth. Raceand or Come-to-Taw; sixth.
kempland or Vivid.
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Ths Silver Bill,

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The Senate
Finance Committee will take up the House
Silver Bill tomorrow morning, and the eX-
pectation is that it will be reported to tho
Senate in the afternoon.
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A Grateful Mother

thank You for your CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and
feel that In doing so might be able to save some
person from heavy doctors bill, which 1 know It
has done for Inc. My baby was seven weeks old
disease which had spread itself all its head and
face. was nearly distracted; had been to the doc
tors, but got no satisfaction. Before two days use
of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES the scabs began to
loosen, and In three weeks could hardly believe
that IL was the baby used to dread people seeing
He Is perfectly cured, and has beautiful growth OF
hair coming. am very grateful to you.
Mrs. GEO. MOREMAN,
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Christians Killed by Turks.
National Educational Association.

ATHENS, June 1o.-Advices from Crete say
that number of Turks recently killed three
Christian residents OF that Island.
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A Medal for Stsn'ey.

EDINBURGH. June 1O.-Staney made an ad
dress tonight before the Geographical Society.
The Marquis Of Lorne, who presided, presented
gold medal TO the explorer on behalf of the So
cieiy,
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A N3tahla Ranantinn.

LONDON, June 10.-One of the most notable
receptions OF the season was given this evening
by MIR. aud Mrs. Z. W. BonyBge Of San Fran
cisco. Many members OF The nobility were pres
ent.
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Tennis Chsmpionshin

DUBLIN, June 1o.-In the lawn-tennis con-
test for the championship OF the world best thu ee
out OF five matches. Kerr beat Pettit on Monday
3 10 2 ana To-day to l.
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GOLD SUPPLY.
Estimates Made by the Director of the Min
From Reliable Sources.

New YORK, June 1O.-The Commercial
Bulletin has an article on the gold supply
from estimates made by the Director Of the
Mint. Circulars were sent to 1872 banks
and bankers. Reports were received from
6693, of which 1913 reported no gold coin
held; 741 banks. from various causes. have
sent no information California had the
most gold, S11, ,474, ,416; and New Mexico the
least, $3.50. New York City banks held
1886, o22 gold fhe Director of tho Mint
calculates that the banks outside the
national banks of the United States held
S34, COO, 900 in gold
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men only FIVE jurors we're chosen. Another
venire Of sixty men was ordered and court ad-
1ourned until tomorrow. Ii VIII be noon Thurs.
day before the jury is empaneed and the work OF
taking testimony begins.
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THE WABASH ACCIDENT.
Removal Of Wounded Colored Men and Boys
TO the Hospital.

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KANSAS CITY, June 10.-The remnant of
the wrecked Wabash horse train arrived
this morning. In the cabOose were eight
wounded colored men and boys, most of
them belonging to Chinn & Morgan's stable.
Scarcely one escaped with less than a
broken leg. They were removed to the
hospital. The stable most affected by the
wreck is that of J. Kelar of Cynthiana,
KY, who, with his son, pershed. They
had five horses and every one was killed.
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Cured by Cuticura

1 used two bottles of the CUTIcURA REsoLvENr,
three boxes OF CUTIcURA, and one cake OF CUTF-
CURA SOAP, and am cured OF a terrible skin aud
scalp disease known psoriasis. 1 had it for
eight years. II would get better and worse at times
Sometimes my head would be solid scab, and
was at the time began the use OF the CUrIcURA
REMEDIES. My arms were covered with scabs from
my elbows to shoulders, my breast was almost one
solid scab, and my back covered with varying
in size from penny to dollar. 1 mad doctored
with all the best doctors with no relief and used
many different medicines without effect. My case
hereditary, and began to think incurable, but
IL began to heal from the first application.
ARCHER RUSSELL Deshler, Ohio.
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IRRIGATING CANALS.

Extensive and Successful Projects for Supply
ing Colorado Lands With Water.
PUEBLO, June 10.-Five new aud large irri-
eating canals, the most extensive In Colorado,
have Just been opened for use In the Arkansas
Valley, ranging from nineteen TO eighiy-three
miles In length, and with laterals supplying
many thousands OF ACRES with water. Two more
are In preparation for next year, Of which one Is
the State ditch" having its source In the
famous Grand Canyon OF the Arkansas. After
leaving the river 1t VIII pass through limestone
ridge by means OF tunnel 500 feet long. 1t Is
situated near the State Penitentiary. and the
convicts are making the tunnel. The new
bitches are adding several thousands to the pop
ulatiOu OF Southern Colorado.
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The C.oss Case

PARIS, June 10.-The celebrated Cross case
was taken up to-day. Out OF a venire Of sixty
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ST. PAUL, June 10.-Archbishop Ireland has
accepted an invitation to address the cOnVen-
tion OF The National Educational Association.
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NEARING COMPLETION.

A Magnificent Opera House in Pueblo to B,
Opened in October.
PUEBLO (ColO.), June 10.-The roof has lust
been laid on the finest and costliest opera house
west Of the Mississippi River, in the city Of
Pueblo. II is an enormous building, In the
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
A Young Lady Fatally and Her sister-in-L
Ser ously l. iur

OswEGo IN. Y.) Juno 19.-By a runaway accl.
dent this afternoon Miss Belle Mitchell, daugh.
terr OF Mayor Mitchell, was fatally, and her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Mitchell, seriously
Injured. Miss Mitchell was to have been mar.
ried next week. The other la dy has Just re-
turned from Boston. on her bridal tour.
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AMALGAMATED ASSOCIATION.

An Advance in the Pros for Pudding Iron
Decided Upon.
PITTsBURG, June 10.-At to-day's session OF
the Amalgamated Association II was decided
that the price for pudding iron in the Eastern
district-east OF the Alleghanes-wl be 81 per
ton. This means that the eastern workers
VIII demand an increase OF pay all around ap-
prOXimatlng 10 per cent. This move may be
looked upon as throwing down the gautlet, and
there Is every indication that manufacturers
Will not hesitate 10 express their readiness to
lake IL I'D,
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squadron was expected to leave for Brazil
on the following Monday, stopping en- route
at Madeira and st. Vincent. The health Of
the squadron is good.
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0llY2AKidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknesses
in one minute by the Cuticura
SAnti-Pain Plaster, the first and only
w pain-killing plaster.
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CONGRESS.

MELBOURNE, June 1o.-Henry George sailed
for England today.
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PimpIes to ScrofuIa

Terrible skin and scalp disease. Psoriasis
Years. Head. arms and breast a solid
scab. Best doctors and medicines fail.
Cured by Cuticura at a cost of $3.7J.
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SCOTT Is JUBILANT.
Bids for the Construction Of
New War-ShipS.
The Union Iron Works Likely to Secure
The Two Cruisers.
One Of Them Is The Largest Vessel Ever
Designed for the United
States Navy.

Special Dispatches to THE MoRNINe CALL.
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WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS.

0IMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
IIu oily skin prevented by CuTIcURA Soar.
The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-26

BOSTON & MONTANA shares rose re-
Gently to 504 and closed at 4S16. The
upward tendency is due to the advance in
lngot copper to AN cents. Referring to
the new slnelter, the American Wool Re-
porter, which is likewise a financial au.
thority, says: "Great Falls, Montana, at
which place this company has lately put
S75o,OoO into a smelling plant, Is about
200 miles from the mine, aud was chosen
as the location for the smelling works.
because of the suPER WATER POWER.
which the Missouri river affords at that
point as great in its entirety perhaps as
the power of the Niagara falls" The Re-
porter likewise says: "The profits of the
mine have lately ranged from $4,000 to
$l2O,OOO per month. The has
very favorable contracts with the Mani
toba railroad, and upon the whole, Bos-
ton q Montana stock seems to be as de.
slrable an investment as the shares of anv
New England manufacturing company"
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THE COMING CAMPAIGN.

The irrepressible democracy are up
and doing in Helena. The delegates and
alternates elected on Saturday include
veterans who represent every faction and
interest. They are all united to secure
good city government and to rebuke leg
i~slative fraud. The nominees for alder
men are popular men who will do credit
to the city and to the democratic party.
Now, let the Great Falls democracy
show liAe energy and confidence. 1t has
in its ranks the honored founder of the
city, Paris Gibson, and other men who
are in sympathy with the people, and will
do their utmost to promote civic inter-
ests.
If the democracy exercise due care
they can place in the field a ticket for
mayor that will sweep the city. 1t will
command the support of the large num-
Der of people who do not care for party
as much as they do for good government.
1t will receive the support also of many
liberal republicans who are alarmed at
the prohibition tendencies of their party,
which has spread ruin and disaster
through Dakota by its restrictive laws
and is about to enforce the like in this
state as loon as it feels strong enough to
do So.
Our candidate must combine good
business capacity with party loyalty. He
must be in full sympathy with the growth
of the city and disposed to"put only good
men on guard" for civic positions. There
is no lack of such men in the democratic
ranks. But due care must be taken to
select the n who will receive the most
votes, for as the lawyers say, the verdict
is the thing.
In selecting aldermen like care must
be observed, for n ticket will aid the
other. We should not defer the choice
of aldermen until the primaries. Before
that day the leading citizens in each ward
should unite upon a candidate who will
receive a full vote at the caucus. That
will encourage the nominee and will
stimulate the whole party to work like
beavers for the common cause. Each
maud Ia mall ~urucI-
manic candidates, who will help the may
orally ticket and secure the most indie |
pendent vote.
There is no time to lose. Candidates |
ought to be in the field before reeistra- |
ton begins next week, so that they and
friends may be melted t. secure a
full registry.