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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-26
MINNESOTA SOLONS,
Condensed Proceedings Of Both
Branches Of the Minnesota Leg
islature.
What is Being Attempted in the Way
OF Legislation by Our Law
makers
Tuesday March. ~.


Inc FIRST business that came before n.
senate yesterday morning was d motion
made by Gen. Ssnborn, to the effect that in
accordance with an adopted Joint resolu-
won, the senate adjourn to the house Ia
listen to addresses by the Hon, benjamin.
outserworth and Moses P. Handy. relative
80 ~! appropriation for the purpose OF hav-
Ahs Minnesota represented at the Chicago
worlds fair III 1893. The house, however
was not quite ready to receive the senator,
sIo several petitions against the extension
81 'ne M'nnespolis saloon patrol limits
s!u tue passage Of the employ ers' liability
on on. were received before the motion 81 Gen.
Sanborn was put into effect.
Mr.. Leavitt presented L resolution ms,
oelore the senate took its noon recess call
ing 1"r the appointment Of Joint commit
zee. t"u on On the part of TIE senate and
three o., the part OF the house, to invests
gate The ady!sability OF having the legis-
lasNre print the general laws of the present
sess ION and then have the same sent to the
various newspapers of the state for (iistr;-
button. Senator Day gave notice of debate
after which recess until 5 o'clock was
taken.
HOUSE.
The bill introduced by Mr. Giluea recu-
ia'es the manner in which mut,al insur-
ance companies shall be organized and does
~ at considerable length
MI. icnney introducctia number OF bills,
three OF which deal with the question O.
liquor licenses the last one, II. I. so, being
attended to make an important change in
the law, by declaring licenses saleable. or
capable or being assigned like any other
Property.
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Monday, March, Is,
SENATE.

oENtA Zee
The senate held single sessi on
of. three and a half hours, during
which time it killed Senator Donnelly's
II to repeal the newspaper libel law
I ST., and also Senator Tawney's mortgage
Xation bill.
When tie senate began business the spe-
iu order was postbUnta for one honr in
,'Idcr that Soma routine business might be
transacted.
Among the bills Introduced was one by
senator S. ID. Peterson which fixes the
tn;Sim"m charges by express companies
r. transporting farm pro:!uce at 30 cents
'.cr 100 pounds FOR tho first II ty miles and
.cents for each additional fifty miles.
Senator Liena,. introduced two bills
.lned ct foreign life Insurance companies
nne Of them provides that all such COM
i.'aies be ore being permitted TO do bust
less in this state, must each deposit sure
IS TO the amonrt o: S2OoO)O. Tho second
ne requires all such companies to pay
lax O per cent upon ;hcir premiums.
Senator Morse introduced q bill providing
or a penalty OF per cent on all delinquent
taxes alter June o: each year, and no d.
te county auditor responsible for the col
elton OF the same.
HOUSE.
Mr. Gallagher, chairman of the elections
committee introduced resolution to re-
imburse the contestants in the election
eases before the house and the attorneys,
which was held over until there was
larger attendance Of members.
Mr.. Wacek introduced a resolution d.
r.ctng tine chic clerk to purchase
Ii ty copies of the Globe almanac Tor
each of the representatives at cost c; not
more than % cents per copy. The rcsoln-
on was referred to the committee on leg
islative expenses.
Mr. Bonde. introduced resolution in
srructing the chief clerk to investigate the
cost per copy ofthe legislative manual and
report to tie house.
Mr.. Darelius drew attention to his resolu-
ton to amend rule 81 so as to provide for
lie omission Of the calling of the yeas and
nays on local bills He stated that by SO
emitting the roll cal business wou!d be
expedited, and that the attorney general
had stated that it would be legal and con-
stitutional to do so.
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An Indian Challenge.

Two tribes of Indians in the upper part of
California had as boundary between their
districts low bridge where the streams
headed. II you should 30 to where one of
these streams. Potter river. rises you would
see still standing pile of stones beside a
never-!ailing spring: on one side OF this
ans, and on the other the land OF the Chu-
maria. These tribes were enemies, and
were often ut war. When the Chumaria
wished to challenge the others to battle
they took three little sticks cut notches
round their ends and in the middle, tied
'hem at the ends into a iasot, and laid it on
This cairn. 1.-THE Pomos accepted the chal-
ntthe three sticks and lest them in their
place Then agents of both tribes met on
.eutral ground and arranged time and
place of battle which took place according
y.-[St. Nicholas.
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CONsU MPT[ON CURE I

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
nansls lily IN East Indie missionary
The formula ola simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
lent cure of scousunption. Bron.
;hitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all
throat and lung affections also i
positive and radical cure for Ncrv.
Gus Debility aud all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its won
derful curative powers in thousand
cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows.
Actuated BY this motive and a dc.
size to relieve human suffe.ing. /
will send freesof chnrge osalI who
! desire it, this recipe, In Gefnlan,
French. or English, with full III.
rections for preparing and nsing.
Sent by mail by addressing Will,
stamp. naming this pare,: w. A.
Noys, 800 Powers Block. Roch"st
| er. n.
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Saturday, March 2l.

SENATE,
>'enator HMnes sen. Iip Nill seeking to
asthrn.iriate stF for the purpose of pur-
e ,s,ing ovcrcoatS for the regular members
"ttlin three militia companies Of the state.
senator Donnelly offered bill fixing the
-".n'lnnm age OF children employed in fac
tories at thirteen years, and Senator ProbSt-
neg offered one making the fact Of an &c
q lent caused by railroads prima tacic evil
deuce that such accident happenpd,
me passing oflocal bills wits taken up
ai'iong those passed bsii,g Mr.. Ames' house
l;'e repeating The law creating the office of
ne S'' raul fire warden, and the house file
! Known as the Bell charter for the city of
81 raul There was no trouble in regard
to passing the latter, the Ramsey senators
being nnanimops for II. The bifl received
iorty VOTES, at,a now only needs the gov
errors signature to become a law
AT l::D o'clock the senate adjourned un-
III o CLOCK Monday in order to allow the
committee on ventilation to improve the
chamber ventilation through its engineer.
:, Several petitions were received iavoring
the pill to tax railroad property and the
Gaffier bill, or reasonable substitute
therefor.
Mr.. Price made a motion providing that
IN future all bills in general orders upon
which prosEeSsi Is rehorted go to the footof
me iist: This created some discussion,
Aiessrs. Diment and Stevens opposing ii
and Mr.. R. A: Walsh favoring tie motion.
after some talk the motion went over on
notice of debate.
Mr.. Reyes reported that the judiciary
committee after. investigation as requested
by the house as to the duration of the SEES
sion and the last day for the introduction
of bills, had decided that the house would
have to adjourn at II o'clock noon on April
20, and that Friday, March q, would be the
last day on which bills could be intro
duced. r
The introduetioh. Of new bills occupied
the greater part of the morning session, and
again the list contained many bills Of moro
than ordinary importance. Among the
number were several of the regular appro-
priatiOn bills, synopsis of which is given.
House file 8i2 was introduced by Mr.. T.
Cole, chairman ofthe committee on insane,
and is the general appropriation bill for
I he current expenses of the three insane
hospitals Of this state, located ut St. Peter,
dorchester and Fergus Falls The bill pro-
v:des for the following appropriations.
MIR. Stone Of Ramsey county introduced
an important bill, which is intended to Sc
cure the erection Off new capitol building,
sad providing for al appropriation there
iarc.
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HELPING THE FAIR.

What the States Have ! Done Towards
Raising Funds - Contributions from
That Source Amount to u, OOO, 1000
Millions More In Sight. slas4
CHICAGO, March 21.-The attached
tables. exhibit the actions ofsthe various
state and territorial legislatures IN APP
propriating funds for Colum bian expo
sltlon purposes. They were prepared
from Information In the department. of
publicity and promotion Bills aggre-
eating upwards of $4,000, 900 have been
introduced into thirty-three legis-
!atures. In two states the bills were
defeated, and no appropriations were
made, but in all the others (thirty-oneJ
The bills have q good showing and have
passed one or both chambers; gener-
ally the amount being somewhat re-
duced from the original sum called
tor In thirteen legislatures the bills
have safely ran the gauntlet, have
passed both chambers and been signed
~ the governors. The million figure
has been passed. the total of these
completed bills being 81, OO7, 600, being
an average Of nearly $4,000 each
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BUCkLEN'S ARSICA sALyE

The best S:.lve in the world for
'uts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
ihenm, Fever Sores, Teoter, Chopped
Hands, Cl:;lhlains, Corns, and all
skin Ernptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satis!ac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For snlc by F. +.
WHITNEY.
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Sad Case of Destination.

SHERIDAN, Pa, March 20. A sad case
of poverty and neglect has just been
disclosed in an old dilapidated house
near Striclklerstown. Lebanon county,
near here. The house was occu-
pied by William Norgen and family,
and it is found that they have been
afflicted with measles and that the sick
have received no medical attention
whatever. Three children were found
dead in the house and the. fourth child
was in q lying condition when the FAM
lily was visited Everything about the
house gave evidence of the most abject
poverty and want.
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!. a Sad Anair,.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March 21.-Isaac
Bnford. a.farmcr, on Thursday attempt-
ed to cross Valley creek in wagon in
which were his wife and children. The
creek was much swollen and the wagon
and team were washed down stream.
The three children were. drowned, the
father and mother barely escaping with
their lives s.
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Lively Times In Court.

n Mrs. Mccarthy was arrested at Little
Falls for abuse Of her 10-ycar-old step
daughter and fined sa5 and costs, and,
IN, default q payment. was eemmitted
to the county jail. Mr.. Lucia. wit
ness, was badgered by Attorney Smith,
Of the defense, and knocked down the
legal light with q leftshander. He was
arrested and fined IS, which was paid
by contributions from itizeis.
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SCRAPS or INFORMATION.

HoNoRE BALzAc is called 'a,The Father
Of Realism"
Nearly $751;, 900. has already: been
contribpteds to the John Boyle. o'Reilly
memorial fund.
IT is estimated that in putting on q
stiff collar man walks about a half
mile, were it in q straight line.
THE Port Huron tunna, ,,.no,at ,,,,,,
sbe eaten .Tnna * from tfst go s. : ~ :.
middle Of the hole. There will be one
thousand guests
THn chief ~ tho sa,va+;o, .r,,,, -,
iecta to newsnanars - E,.,aa., y ,.; ="
cuotat;o,, :, ,.i,s VIII, w. ~
titla ~ ..canar.1 I, - - - ' =
s. q 49,. Ixr.., ,,-..l.
the har. ,.s;s;ra @ n'sn wno IS r.
49, No. a'1s .slslMess.' caiSu aa1s>s snss
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Secured . Cold Me.l.l

Albert Miller, q clerk in the tenth
division Of the postal service running
on the Chicago & Minneapolis r. p. O.,
has been awarded the gold medal Of
fered BY the acknowledgement for the
most efficient work Of all the clerks in
his division Miller handled s,ss7 cards
at the rate of 22.25 per minute. The
medal is of virgin gold valued at $40
and appropriately inscribed. The pre-
sentation was made in st. Paul.
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mining property and products shall be
taxed and assessed us provided by the Cen
eral Laws OF 1878, chapter l.
Mr.. J. Il. Nelson's bill to regMlAte the
length ofthe biennial Sc sions If the state
y isiature i,,nkea tile length OF the session
,.'Einety Calendar days" Instead OF NINETY
legislative days" as at present. thus cutting
days.
Mr.. McAllisters bill to license plumbers
was recommended to pass with some slight
amendments.
The house then adjourned until oaO this
morning.
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The Grip In NIinneanol,..

The grip claimed it's first victim in
Minneapolis this winter in the person
of Thomas Callahan, an aged gentle
man from Ohio, who had been visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. James Heavy.
The grip, or that which Most people
designate as such, prevails to an extent
which has caused much uneasiness. A
careful estimate places the number of
Eases id that city at fully 10000.
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A Verdict OF Acauittal.

At CroOkston the case of the State vs.
Russell closed and was given to the
jury. After being out for a number of
hours the jury returned a verdict of ac-
quittal The plea of defendant was in
sanity. Mrs. Russell confessed to
having been intimate with DIR. Bahnsen
for q period of four months. Russell
met Bahnsen at Fisher, Polk county,
and shot him dead.
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A duluth Paper Assigns.

The Duluth Herald Company, pub
fishers of the Evening Herald, made an
assignment to d. H. Stevenson. 1t was
said that the paper had lost money
steadily for the last year or two, and
owed between $4,000 and $4,000, of
which III 900 was secured by mortgage
on the plant to Miron Bunnell, the
former prODrietOr."
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Land for Everybody,

At Browns Valley jubilee was held
on account of the opening of the Wah-
peton and Sisseton reservations. It is a
body of land representing 5000 quarter
sections, equal in every respect to the
famous Red river, of which it is really
part. The reservation lies along the
west line of the state.
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A wor,ted-Goo.ls Factory.

w. II. Lewis, of Cleveland, O., and
George Hodsell, of jamestown, N. Y,
will build factory in the marine divis-
ion of Duluth, to employ from 500 to
1000 men for the manufacture of fine
worsted goods They are given q free
site and Duluth capitalists take por-
ton Of their stock.
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The News ,sr.eny CnrontoIsd.


ly burned in . fire at st. Paul.
Fred Martin, who lived few miles
west of Faribault. in Kennyville, was
killed by . tree falling upon him
Joseph Francis, the noted inventor
of life-saving devices, celebrated his
Goth birthday in Minneapolis.
The clothing store of J. Rees in Min
neapolis was damaged by fire to the
extent Of $4,000
L F. Menage, of Minneapolis, has
closed the purchase of 81, 600, 900 worth
of real estate in Chicago.
Ernest Babe, aged 10 years, was
drowned at Grand Marais while
skating.
Rev. Archibald Hadden, OF. Mime
apolis, has become field secretary for
Carleton college at Northfeld
A new college for women is to be
erected at st. Paul by the Sisters of st.
Joseph.
S. F. Leddell, prominent real estate
dealer OF Duluth. was instantly killed
by a switching train on the st. Paul s
Duluth road the other evening. He
was well off and lcaves..a wife, who
was at th4 sl1ating-rin!s when the acct
dent happened.
Erick Erickson, a section hand, was
killed by the cars in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary Z. Buck. of Excelsior.
died at Pana, ILL.,. nt the residence of r.
(, $. Davis. She was ~ years old.
The first car load OF spinning ma
chinery for the new linen mills arrived
in the Minneapolis custom house from
Dundee, Scotland. There were three
car leads mere to arrive.
Julius Austrian, an old settler Of st.
Paul and q much respected citizen, died
from the effect of injuries received in a
collision while driving. He was re-
turning home from an errand Of mercy
to poor family.
Charles A. Winship. aged So years,
formerly a. well-known resident Of
Minneapolis, died in Townsville, Fla,
as result of injuries received while
horseback riding in California about
six months ago.
Hon. Edwin Cox, cx-member of the
4 house Of representatives from Pope
county, died at his home in Reno Of
typhoid pneumonia, aged 5s years
DR.. c. f. Bean, of st. Paul, who has
experimental on some twenty persons
with DIR. Koch's lymph. states that he
is SO greatly disappointed in the re-
suits that he has almost entirely dis
carded It.
At the convention in Minneapolis Of
republican league clubs Of Minnesota
John sGoodnow, of Minneapolis, was
elected president: +. C. stevens, of ST.
Paul, secretary; w. +. Lee, treasurer,
and . vice president from each judicial
district.
S Eugene 2. Harrison, Of Crookston,
has been granted an electric railway
signaling apparatus.
Francis ST. Germain, IN old citizen Of
Crookston, died Of heart disease, aged
90 years He leaves q widow and two
soma and one dasghte ter. u
Rev. Dir. Burrell, Of Minneapolis, has
accepted call to the Dutch Reformed
church Of New York ut q life salary Of
315, 1000. :is. g
The journeymen plumbers 81 st.
Paul, loo in number, were locked out
by the master plumbers IN retaliation
for : boycott began BY the journeymen
on - st. Paul plumber. 81 !:
a certificate of incorporation was
fled with the secretary Of state in St.
Paul By the directors Of the Worlds
Best Furnace Company Of Minneapolis
the capital stock being $50, 900.
At : meeting held IN Glenwood .
" -. 80 ~
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The News Of the Week,
BY TELEGRAPH AND MA1L
FROM WAsHINGToM


1t was decided by Assistant Secretary
Bussey that there is no provision in the
dependent pension act of June ~, 800,
nor in any other act. whereby minors
pension that has lapsed for years by
reason of age may be revived and start
ed afresh, even though the claimant he
dependent.
The business failures in the United
States during the seven days ended on
the Goth numbered 275 against s73 the
preceding week.
THIRTEEN states and territories
worlds fair appropriation bills have
been passed and are in force as follows:
California, $500, 900; Idaho, $25, 900; In
diana, $75. 900; Iowa, So, 900; Montana
800, 900; New Mexico, Ss5,0O0;s North
Carolina, s25,0OO; Oklahoma, 81, 600;
Oregon, 100000; Pennsylvania, $780,
900; Vermont, $1,000; Washington,
800, 600; West Virginia, $4,000; total,
81 O()7. 600
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r r i d q y night Of
heart failure at his
apartments in the
Windsor hotel. At
the time of his
death there were
present Mrs. Bar
felt, Dir. Pr: Cham.
bers, the profess
sional nurse a n d
Mr.. Barrett's man
ager.
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MINNESOTA STA E NEWS
Excluded from the sens,

i. Lutheran church circles in Minnesota
are.discussing the action Of the Augus-
tam synod which has excluded, BY q
vote of u to 10, the church at Litch-
field, with membership Of nearly 400,
from both conference and synod, be-
cause the congregation at LitchfeId de-
| liberately violated the rules Of the
church by admitting to membership
PERSONS belonging to secret societies OF
orders
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burned 10 Death.

AKRON, o.. March 60 Mrs William
Watterson. aged Is, was burned to
death in q smoke house near Easton, o.,
Wednesday,. Her clothing caught fire
end she was literally cremated.
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LAWRENCE BARRETT DEAD.

The Eminent Tragetlian Expires at New
York After an Illness Of Three Days-A
Sketch of His Career.
NEW YORK. March 81. Lawrence
Barrett, the actor, died at 1O:45 O'Clock.
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LATER


THE feud between the Hatfield and
Mccoy factions in. West Virginia and
Kentucky which had been in existence
eighteen years and caused the loss of
loveri100 lives has been declared at an
end.
A WELL yielding $50 barrels of oil
day was struck in the Montpelier Gnd,)
field.
HUGHES won the six days walking
match in New York, making 55S miles
Bennett made $40 miles, Moore, $50;
Hegelman, 526; Herty, 525; Noremac,
525, and Peach, 800.
The sixteenth legislature of Arizona
was adjourned sine die.
AT Caldwell, O., George Harris in a
fit of jealousy cut his wife's head al
most off with razor and then cut his
own throat.
THE forty seventh annual boat race
between the crews of Oxford and Cam
bridge universities was won by the
former.
OVER 200 houses were destroyed by
fire in Yokohama, Japan, and four or
five persons were burned to death.
MooNsH1NERs killed officers r. j.
Barnwell and T. T.. Brine near Green's
bore, n. G., while they were attempting
to make some arrests.
ELEVEN greenhouses belonging to
William K. Vanderbilt at Jslip. L. l.,
were burned, causing loss Of 500, 900.
JUDGE RICHARD H. STANTON, aged 20
years, died at Maysville, KY. For six
years he was member of congress-.
PETER RIcHMoND, living near Wheel
ing, w. Va, chopped his wife's head of
because she did not obey one of his
commands with sufficient celebrity.
ELMER COLLINS, of Allegheny City.
Pa, finished his thirty days of fasting.
The Swedish ship Senator Weber,
Capt. Winck, which sailed from Cardiff
March g.. for Rio Janeiro. was wrecked
i off the English coast, and fourteen of
the crew were drowned.
GEN. JOSEPH E.. JOHNSTON died on the
21st at his residence in Washington, aged
81 years.
NEARLY all of the traffic upon the
railways of Chill had been suspended
because ola coal famine in that coun-
try. The price Of coal was S55 ton,
and the supply almost exhausted.
MANY Louisiana cotton fields were
flooded by break in the East Carroll
parish.
AT the leading clearing houses In the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 21st aggregated
81, 032, 42s, 500, against 1905. s5l,944 the
previous week. As compared with the
corresponding week Of 1890 the decrease
amounted to as