The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-10-22
IN THE LARGE CITIES.
St. Paul.

st. Paul, Alinn., Special, Oct. 49,
Secretary of State Fred l.. Brown ap-
peared in Judge Brilrs court ut 10
o'clock yesterday morning, prepared to
show cause why he should not comply
with the request of Lewis Baker, chair
man OF the Democratic state central COM
mittee i'll the matter of printing the
names of the presidential electoral candi-
dates on the white or state ballot. AT
torliey Gereral Clapp appeared ON behalf
of the state.
The armory presented Il scene Of unusual
DuStle ana actlNily last night When many
OF thc htttoi;d suarISncn attached to the
cuinpanlos located Ill ST. Paul gathered to
pNt The fniisiiing touches on lhelr uniforms
OF hear tie later orders regarding the as
*einhmS ;.,ni starting ut the troops on their
Journey 10 Chicago. Capt. GraGrl. of Z,
uriliri His iiirn for the last tiinc before the
"Trip; Ir' cuinlany rooms showed signs OF
hart "or:. !i:tie knots Of men Furnishing
iaeii' nGiiH;> :,ti'. lt.r uuartrr!nastcrS Super
intending tAs' i'Arsin. of helmets, coats, etc.
capt. Mart. Tue t:ismdc uuarterlnaStcr, was
struggling with thu iutricacicS OF the route
list and tine schedule, both of Which have
nttn changed and revised.
Severa representatives of the worlds fair
commission of the State OF Washington
Chicago TO participate in the de,licatory ex-
crcl>e> Among the members of the party
W..,,., Wsre Chairman !, h n. q. Ealock Of Ma!la
G.Nanaugh of Olympia. Dr. 5. b. Conover of
Fort Townsend, and lr. u. V. Calhoun OF
La CoHucr.
only, organization which has prepared to
celebrate the anniversary of the discovery
81 o., America In formal manner i'll this. city.
ranged Il very appropriate programme. 1t is
lG come on at the capitol on Eriday, Mt IL
u clock. a poem on the subject OF the dis.
coyery is TO he read by Hon. il. L.. Gordon.
and Assistant Attorney General Chids will
deliver an historical Grafton ON the same
topic. topic There will be good orchestral music.
This celebration is not for its members only,
as the pubic is cordially Invited AS Fri
day. is u leeal holiday, the attendance ought
TO be large. 1t is TO be hoped thut Il large
audience Will greet the gentlemen of the
society who have arranged this pleasant en-
tcrta:nmcnt.
Three eases combined We're tried before
JddSe Cornish yesterday afternoon, and
these were filed by the trustee of the
Church of st. George of Glencoe vs.. The
sun Fir" Insurance company of England;
same plaintiff vs.. The Commercial Fire
Insurance Company of Hartford and The
Continental Insurance Company of New
York. The complaints are the same, stating
tn tnat ,n the church located in Glencoe burned
entailins Il loss OF $l5.5OO. After the fire
the church attempted to collect the insur-
ahcc for the sum of $4,000. but to 10 avail,
ground, us they stated 1t. there was a
doui'ic insurance. The. church was resting
under mortgage and the mortgagee had
policies issued payable to him.
The Judges of the United States circuit
court of appeals handed down yesterday IL
litch of decisions in the cases recently ar
g'icd before the court. They are of more or
less interest to the legal profession and the
public ut large.
Judge Sanborn filed the decision in tho
case of the Chicago Il Northwestern Rail-
way Company, plaintiff iii error against A.
| i; Davis, administrators of the estate Of
rurring opinion The ruling of the United
States circuit court for the Southern dis
trict or Iowa was reversed and the case was
sent hack for further proceedings. The
suit Wns for the killing of a section hand.
and the point decided by the circuit court
OF appeals was that verdict for the. de-
fsn,iant railway company should have been
the case We're held to show that the de-
ceased met his death as the result of his
| own carclessncss. and not from any ncsli-
Sente of the railway company.
| Prof g. W. HALL of the department OF
geology In the University of Minnesota, will
deliver, Il free lecture on the subject. 1.-The
Great Ice Invasion Of Minnesota" under the
auspices ., of he meas club of the parish OF
the Messiah. In the lecture room OF the
church. Fuller street, near Kent, this even
| ing at y O'Clock.
evening from Fort Smelling for the purpose
of taking part in the dcdic,tory exercises at
the worlds fair. They will leave over the
MiSc"lisin WIS Central line In the evening and
or Indian soldiers will 90 from Fort Meade,
but will not pass through ST. Paul.
Inc stat. board of l'harinac. will convene
today, at the capitol for the examination of
candidates who desire to practice pharmacy
| III this state.