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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-23

ITO COUNTY OFFICERs.-Books and BIZ
4 required by county officers for the us
the courts. or for office use. supplied to ord
De MORNING NEWS PRINTING H4H
Wk6zMsnr ssnea&. Rnsmmanh
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L day, 1bc. per pound. 3 pounds for 25c., at
C, HETTERICH'6. corner Whitaker and Macon
streets
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LOST.

I OST, last tuesday Dec. 90. Mexican pension
II certificate OF JEFFERSON w. TAYLOR:
No. 1924. The finder will confer favor by
leaving IL at this office.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE, at Forest City Ice Cream Garden,
Il corner Bull and Jones streets, orange
lemon and pineapple sherbets. cream and milk
ices, charlotte russo, ice cream, all favors
Send your orders 70 CHURCHILL, Bull and
Jones streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORTHAND, bookkeeping, typewriting. pen
- manship and English branches. individual
Instructions. no class system. COMMERCIAL
INSTITUTE, opposite postoffice.
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ORDER BUTTERINE-Order butterine, order
~ butterine; fine as the finest butter; try II /;
20 cents and % cents a pound, at COHEN
BROS, City market, and Palace market, Dray-
ton and Taylor streets.
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BxrRAvAaANonEND's IN PERJURY.

II ON I rs
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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Rain Come s to t , R,llef of the 7: uck
Fam r.,
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nOG LOST-Lost, a black white and tan
II setter dog medium size. answers to the
name of Rod. Liberal reward IL returned to 1855
Bay street. T. j. DAVIS.
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DURE, wholesome milk from Springfield
dairy, where the cows get only artesian
water to drink No danger Of fever. I can
supply a few more customers only. First como
first served. CHURCHILL, DC Habersham and
Jones and Bull streets
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WALL and examine our Christmas goods at
~ sHAFFER's PHARMACY, West Broad
and Henry streets.
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A GOOD mixed candy at fifteen cents; fine
"A mixed at twenty five cents; choice mixed
at forty; our finest at 5ixty cents; all fresh
goods; wholesale prices on bpound boxes.
FURBER, the Confectioner.
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MIsCELLANKoUs.

I AIDES make your favorite physician
II present a fine buggy robe. We have
Just the Kind the doctors like. SAVANNAH
CARRIAGE AND WAGON COMPANY
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE GENT WORD,
Cash In Advance, each Insertion
Everybody who has any want to supply. any
thing to buy or sell, any business or acoommo-
dations 10 secure; indeed, any wish 70 grAtify,
sboJlld advertise In this column
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w HERE can buy the best port and sherry
w wines for Christmasg At d. b. LESTER
GROCERY COMPANY. Bull and York streets
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
GEO. R. TAYLOR.
MAIN and MARKET.
1850 and 1853.
New S pIing and Summer Stock.

DEPARTMENTS repete with the most choice neso
in Silk Awool and SILK and
confined styles Special attention has been given to the
Silks
the OF
effort that direction We
and Yelling being the
serviceabe
Cloths Llama Cloths in White
Goods and Embroderies
showing Cape Wraps and Jackets
Suits SILK Serge Regaans especially well adapted for
have Ladies'
Underwear Guze Silk Isle and Balbrggan
will be found the Ladies'
Friend and Star" Shirt Waists
will
&c speco superior Glove
m For the Cenemer Kid Glove,
MO arc the Sole Also for the Paul
Glove Rey Mousqure swe Gloves Centemer Five Button
Agency price, viz S35 Full lines OF silk
ise Gloves for Ladies and Children
constantly changing but to-day
many novelties Vings Hsndkerchiefs
Itn, Hoods Bags Infants Wrappers
~ skirts silk will be
nhnv as new things appear We show this spring Lace
second floor Also Blankets
and all Of which have
Towels Scarfs Drapery silks
.. ace Bed Spreads Pillows
Dsmaks ~ yards
incha souar Hosiery Corsets
none best
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
REDWOOD.

a little girl living 10 lower ward, whose
name could not be ascertained, had mar
raw escape from death by drowning on
Sunday afternoon. the swamp below the
"brick row" was damned up so that work
men could improve the property in that
locality, ana the water collected to the
depth of about six feet. The little girls
were playing on the bank when one OF them
fell i'm. She arose to the surface and her
companions caught her by the hair, holding
her up ana at the same time calling loudly
Tor help 4 lady living near responded 10
the cries for aid and succeeded IN pulling
the Girl out. Only the heroic conduct OF
her companions saved the little girl from
death.
Rev. Father Miller Of Church Of Immac-
ulato Conception, Wheeling, and Rev.
Father BoutlOu, OF M0Undsville, Of the eN-
animation board, conducted public eXami-
nation az st. Johns parOchlal school yes
terdsv afternoon. Quite a number OF
parents were pSesent.
A horse attached TO sul6y driven by
Hiram McNechen ran of yesterday, over
turning the rig, and throwing the occu-
cant out No damage was done beyond
shaking him ~ badly, and SOiling his
clothes.
4 meeting of Democrats has been called
for the City Hall Saturday night for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the Dis
Irict Convention, which meets at Weston,
june lst.
The Hope Society Of the NJ. E. Church
will give q concert ard entertainment at
the NJ. +. Church next Saturday evening.
An attractive programme has been pre-
pared.
Tom Sprouts, who was seriously cut on
the Bellaire wharf boat on Sunday evening,
is getting along as nicely as can De expect
ed.
John Barcer Of New Freeport. has &C
cepted a position with his brother, J. p.
BargCr, the jeweler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
BELLAIRE.

The probability OF James B. fancy, OF
the Wheeling REGISTER, being selected as
q delegate at large 10 the National Demo
cratic Convention is highly gratifying 10
the Democrats of this city who appreciate
Mr. Taney's efforts on different occasions
for our city and county Democracy
A farewell = eception was given Mr.. and
Mrs Simon B chr at the residence OF A.
Stahl, in the Second ward, last night, pre-
vious to their departure for their new
home at DUukirk, Ind, to-day. MIR. Behr
viii engage in business at Dunkirk.
Quite number Of our people will attend
the entertainment at Forest Hill, west OF
town, tonight if the weather is fair, as
several of our folks are on the prog ramme.
j. NJ. King, the Second ward assessor,
will finish up his work to-day.
Two buns who gave their names as John
Stewart and Adolph Miller, were run in
Monday night for indecent exposure OF
person. They were given $40 and costs and
ten days in the county jail.
The ten delegates from this city, includ-
inc Chief Geo. Morgan, left last evening
for New Philadelphia to attend the annual
convention Of the Volunteer Firemen's As
ISOLATION of Eastern Ohio,
Hon. David Wagner, of West Wheel
Ing; DR.. Riggs, Of Powhatan; DR.. Riddle,
of GAINESVILLE, and quite NUMBER OF Dem
ocrats from other sections of the county.
attended the county committee meeting
here yesterday.
Wm. Bertram, an employe at the steel
plant, met with with a painful accident
Monday night which may result IN the loss
of the use Of his right hand, which was
badly crushed between the lad les.
A FIRE broke out al the steel plant about
noon Yesterday, but the flame was extin-
guished before abe hose companies ar
rived.
w II. Franks new tenement house in
Tho Second ward is under roof, and is be-
inc hurried TO completion.
Mrs. VIM. Robertson and daughter, Of
Pittsburg. are guests Of Mrs. Thos. Boyce
of the Fourth ward
The Chautauqua Circle excurted a few
miles down the river last evening on the
steamer Phillips
The Belmont County Medical
Society held an interesting meeting in this
Thomas Godfrey and Joe 30 swell have
secured work in the Fort Pitt iron works
az Pittsburg.
Joseph Clements is building an addition
to his house on Thi1ty-second street.
A wagon load of our people went out TO
the concert at Rock Hill last night
VIM. Duwall, postmaster at Business
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Charles Mcbride Of GAINESVILLE, is with
relatives hene-
W. C. Stew rt came in from Harvey, H.,
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
- TlIsqram b ~ R.gl.sr

6nfcllt Ifs6QF4fl 70 l+e aegis.ef-
CHARIEsroN, W. Va, May 9.-The Fer
yuscn Splint Coal Company's charter
was issued to-day by the Secretary Of
estate, for the purpose Of mining, sell
ug and shipping coal and manufac-
curing, shipping and selling coke. Priu-
Cipal Office al Ferguson, in Wayne
county; capital is $500 privilege grant
ed said company 20 increase 40 times
10 SO. 900; shares are 500 each, ami are
held 0y E. W. Watt, of lroton, Ohio. and
four Others. Also, the Berkeley sand
Company, FOR the purpose OF mining a2d
selling sand principal Office at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. capital is $4,000, privilege
granted said company % increase
1T any time It's capital 20 100000. The
shares are $50 each, and are held by j. ID.
Wilson, Of Tarantum, and four others.
The Washington Fire and MarIae Ins1r-
Rnce Company, for the purpose o. doing q
general insurance business, principal Office
NJ Charleston, w. Va. CaDitN subscribed
IS $500: privilege granted said company %
Increase its capital az any time 90 100000
The shares are Si0O eacn, and are held 10y
4. Y. Grin, Of Chicago, md four others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11

strikers Attack NOn-Union Man q,
HartlepoOL


LoNDON. Nay quite serious riot
occurred Saturday evening az the Castle
Deene colliery, near HsrtlepOol. The
trouble grew out Of the employment Ia
the mine Of a non-unionist named Stock
dale. The union men attacked him on
Saturday evening as he was leaving has
work. and would no doubt have serious
u injured him had IL not been for the
interference of the police. The rioters
then turned their attention 20
the latter and hurled shower
of stones at them. A number OF
the policemen were struck oy the mis-
Siles and badly injured. StOckdale
book to his heels and ran to his home.
The mob was in strong force, and ind
ing that Stockda,e had temporarily
escaped them they rushed 20 the colllerY
md smashed the engine TO piecas.
Then procuring bags and baskets they
made q rush upon the piles OF coal, and
every mau lugged OF as much fuel as
he could carry. Again and again they
returned, and it is said they managed
TO steal hundred tons Of coal. Finally
some ore in the crown suggested that
they attack Stockdale'S house.
This suggestion met with instant
approval, bowling and yelling,
the mob rushed TO the
house and in very short time 10 was
totally wrecked. The occupants, how
ever, had been warned 10 slime, and
made their escape before the rioters
reached the house. Another house, IN
which resided an official of the mine,
Nsas set on fire, and thus satisfied for
the time being With the destruction
they had wrought, the rioters withdrew.
Yesterday, however, the MOB gathered
again aud threatened 10 wreck all the
upper works Of the colliery. The mine
officials PARTED with the mob, and
finally by promising 70 discharge Stock
dale they induced the miners 20 sus-
pend hOstllities. Great Indignation Is
expressed sc the action of the mob, and
ihere Is no doubt that the ring leaders
will be severely punished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
FOR SALE
1ouse : rooms 25e9 Chapliue street

House rooms 2523 Chapliue street
House 8 rooms, south broadway. WIN ~
EN- Improvements. lotSbNl2O feet, &,jO
House, rooms. Eon street, N.0Oj cash, \
ance on easy terms, $500,
Lot on Twenty ninth street, 800.
Very desirable building lots In bssf't'
Speideis addition.
Lots on site OF old street car barns.
Lot on Jacob street. Center wheeling, -
House OF 6 rooms, Woods street. C,1s
Wheeling, ,s50.
Splendid farm, 20 acres. nine miles sh'
city. Cheap
House Of 1--WE rooms on Fourteenth street
House OF three rooms In First ward, vi
House Of four rooms on eighteenth "
si,OOO.
Two very desirable lots on South Front .'H
Island: cheap.
Lots At Edgington Lane. g575.
Business house on ChGpline and THen'IfA
streets. -.
Large lot At McMechsn. Ground ipfn
House Of eight rooms, with modern oot-i
ences. on Jacob street. between tiftsonn -
Su tenth strects ~
Corner one.hslf lot on MoColloob i'i ,
mont streets.
Choice lots In Glendale on easy tsrni
one OF the best Manufacturing hi"hs
city, fronting on two railroads
400. to0o, 5000 aud 1900 to loan On CIV"
estate.
FOR RENT.
Desirable front room. second floor, isii'''
or unfurnished, on North Main street
NESBITT g. DEVIhk
myiO is3q Market sssr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
AT BRUNSWICK, mo-,
Acres Of Valuable Farming Land Under
water Many Houses Wrecked.

Acres of Valuable Farming Land Under
Water Many Houses Wrecked.
BEUNsWICS, Mo-, May 9.-FOr sew
eral days the waters Of the Grand and
Missouri rivers have been rising so
rapldly that it was feared the bar south
81 this place, which has lately become
valuable farming land, would be flooded.
The fears have now been realized, the
crisis coming yesterday and all day was
spent in rescuiug the inhabitants and
their stock. Last evening at o'clock
the ferry boat was broken from its cable
BY drift, while loaded with people and
horses, and went floating down the
river. It has not been heard from. One
woman fell 10 the river while jumping
from the ferryboat into skid. She
was saved from drowning by Captain
Strutman, who had TO 60 TO the rescue
of the frightened passengers. Dozens
OF homes are destroyed and hundreds OF
acres OF good land covered by the floods.
There is danger Of the Missouri current
changing TO lbs old channels, which will
entirely destroy the bar which was
formed about twenty years ago by the
.hannel changing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11

NEW lOEE, May 9.--The fight existing
for some time between the New England
Paving Contractors Association and the
Paviug Cutters National Union, has been
taken up by the Union in the city, and
TO-DAY I ,200 mon OF the union in this city
and Brooklyn, besides these, 10 is stated
at headquarters oil the union that ~ men
have been ordered out In Troy, 100 men in
Albany, zoo ia Baltimore, aud $50 in Phila-
delphia. These men are PAYERS. hammers,
stone handlers aud cutters, all affiliated
with the National Union 20 which the lock-
ca out miners ia the New England granite
0uarries belong The lockout began May
4. in consequence Of the contractors re-
fusing 20 sign the sCaleO Of wages submitted
by the PAYERS union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
THE ORDER SUSTAINED.
No Rltualistic Burial Service Allowed In
Catholic Cemetery.

CINCINNATI, May AT a recent
burial Of member Of the order Of Elks
who was Catholic, a request was made
to Archbishop Elder, of the Roman
Catholic Church, to allow the reading OF
the Elk's ritual at the burial service.
The Archbishop being absent Chincel-
lor Moeller wrote to the Secretary OF
the Elk's lodge that the read
ing would not be allowed. Archbishop
Elder has returned and says the letter
Of the Chancellor was dictated ty him
self; that the Roman Catholic Church
recognizes no religion or religious serV-
ice but its own, and therefore does not
permit in any OF its cemeteries tle read
ing of any so-called religious ritual or
ceremony. Even the ritual Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic is forbid
den. There is no possibility OF the or
der OF Chancellor Moeller being coun-
fernandez by the Archbishop.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
Took OH Of Cedar.
TlI1cran b M RlgIsIs-.

Spesidi TSlscrGm % ne REGISTER
WESTON. ". Va, May 9.-Niss Grace
Prtcharo, late Saturday night, was found
suffering intense agony, and upon eXam,na-
t0n was found 10 have been poisoned a
bottle of oil Of cedar was found In her
jacket pocket and 10 Is supposed was taken
with suicidal intent A physician was
called aud by a hard struggle saved her
now able 10 talk, she refuses TO tell how or
where she obtained the vial aud claims she
did not take poison. An effort is being
made to find how, when and where she
obtained 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
Tor Rent.

LloR RENT AND FOR BALE cARp, .
II REGISTER Counting Room. . c1 80.
EloR RENT-NEW BRICK BoCsE, ~,
IL Ali modern improvements. ~ fosfs.l
street. from February list. Will be 49,
term OF years 10 right party. Appu o. 20 =
City Water Board.
UloR REHT-sToRE Rooms 0S -
II Street. also very desirable tec9ts =, =.
dwellings on Main and Tenth streets p
f35 % $50 per month, including siftn
James l.. HAwiey, 1880 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
Eatal niine Acofdent.

BRUSSELS, May "a fatal accident oc-
Cured to-day at the Trieauisin colliery, at
Gilly, a village three miles. northeast of
Hainault' The day shift was entering the
pit and the cage was crowded with miners
who were being lowered into the mine.
Suddenly the chaiz by means Of which
the cage was raised and lowered broke and
the cage and It's occupants were precipi-
tated to the bottom of the pit. Five OF the
miners were instantly killed ard some OF
the others were badly injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
PRICES

~ =. AM house sell the quality Of goods keep
Gratifying all where have had opportunity
our goods retail houses New
beeu taken preference We always glad
hrnnrht tin for comps
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
FOR SALE.

For this week we will offer ID. prop...
sonti west corner OF Zane and South b.
streets for -. 500 Rents for $3.50
ia Eighteenth street for also Il ia,
roomed brick house, rents for ESQ via !.
feet title or no sale.
sl. rs, buys good six roomed dwelling q.
roof in lower Martins Ferry; above hiss -. -
mark: rents for sli per month.
5000 for double frame house 10 aud 2S...
Broadway.
al. 400 for four roomed house 7s Zane s,,.,.
Good bargains IN Building Lois
q. o. SMITH.
myiOu 1929 Market Ss,,..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11

CLENN'S RUN
" GARDENING FAEH FOR BIZ !.
The home place OF the late Phln1 -
hereby offered for rent. The MANSON 80 -,
large brick. and about % acres 81 itls 81
on Glenn's Run. three miles north o. W. a
very desirable for gardening pnfpo'ss ~ -
Summer Boarding House. Pesssss0'
April J, 1ses. THOB. O'Bkls,,n.. r.,,s
For the Trustees Of the ksilly "A
Tefeuhona 40
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A Good Opportunity
FOR Speculation

The undersigned will offer at public s,l.N,
sist. 1872. AZ y. m on the premises. h NJ.
tins Ferry, Ohio, the farn of the lsts ; 4
DeHass. known as "Ayondsle Farm, cs,,,.
ing 100 acres. A portion Of the same has u,
plated 10 show us aVallaollliy As te's3ss
mansion house containing sixteen room, /,
rood repair, aud good outbuildlngs via :.
acres OF ground, will be sold sepIrAisly IA,
balance OF the farm will be sold % ,ut -.
chAsers. A number OF lots IN Austins Allb.
10 Bellaire will be offered for sale on tbs r-.'
ises June LIST, 1892, st , p. m. Plats Of a, n
Hass farm will be furnished on spplicau,, (,
either OF the undersigned.
T. W. SHREVE.
mlOieAsh r. K. SEDGWlCK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
FOR SALE.
Main Street Residence,

$4,000 will buy one OF the Finest horas
the West side Of Main street between S,l'i.
and Eighth streets. House has recently ~
feftted throughout conyenlencss. Lon
grounds. Fine river view.
GEO. j. MATHIS0N,
Telephone lC7. Real Estate Agent,
MI Inn IN. niinc street whaling IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11

BrrcuAu's PILLS will save doctors
Pills.
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nOUNDSyILEE.

The graduation exercises OF the High
school viii take place at the Opera House
on the 10Th. The class is one OF the largest
and most promising that ever went out from
that institution. The wen known young
ladies and gentlemen composing 10 are
Misses Maud Brock, Mollie Roberts, Alice
Sanford, Lola Helms, Myrtle Cox, Maggie
Dunlap. Mary Halpiu, and Messrs. Caas
A. Manning, j. Alton Jones, Walter Nj.
Evans and Harry w. Patton. The motto
Of the class is: "Aim at q certain end
The exercises viii no doubt attract great
attention.
The performance 40 the Opera House
last evening was a great success. The La
Nadle and Roweu Company win always
IN a crowded house at this place. They
wih,produce the great drama, don Cesar
de Shan, " thissvening-
A great many visitors wiz be ia the city
during commencement week. The mem
beysof TIE graduating class are very popu-
lar.
Miss Jennie Skinner, Of Cincinnati, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lockwood
Maud Brock has recovered from a
&C., of the measles.
Ewing made business trip
Y Monday.
Lockwood is seriGd,ly Ill.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11

MARTINS FERRY PROPER
WI Owing to my leaving the city, a..
sale nv residence OF ten rooms, fitted v,s =
modern conveniences, bath room. hot ss.
water. natural gas, electric light, hot \, -
mace. GOOD basement and cellars. dumb y, ~
etc. situated on line OF electric cars, th,ts.S
utes from Terminal Z. K. stStior: 100 ies,.s ;
by lsO feet deep; good stable and coach ~
The whole is inclosed aud private.
HARRY NORTHwOOD
m4sdh Martins Ferrg o1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11

w. W. fHNA Is
Director State Weather Service.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-14

Oct. 4, for hall at Herman. S. 90
I" 6, I" +" OrtOnvile. 90
8" s, distribution of supple
ments at meetings. etc.. SIS $40 Is
Paid to State Central Committee $e1 y
1855 80
Recd by CON- from Mr.. Donnelly's meet
ing, at Minneapolis. Aug. 20, 's2......... 1900
Total. ....... $27o So
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-14
Selected by Jim Hill.
Lawley Chosen BY the Great Northern Magnae and His
Gang For Governor.
DETAILS OF THE DEAL.
How Hill, Doran. Kelly and Baker Named the Democratic
Candidate.

Saturday. July Dispatch published import
r. Kelly leading participants object
meeting the approaching
democratic state convention rat Following extract from the
article in question:
by the which Gen Baker for
July bring about the and alliance
and that this Gen Baker would at with
The plan with the hearty support prominent
Of the in Ramsey county, including Dan Abe
It further stated that Kelly and Doran
OPPOSED THE SCHEME.
gave they
editor the
Hoskin endeavorng
alliance contingent Mr. Hosks something to say before
meeting appear
guest Kelly
boldly proclaimed that they would not stand the
scHEFFER,
county
but ss
In the last issue Of his paper Mr. Hoskins ~
pos hotel NJ appointment
Hill that they Dorans office that afternoon consult
coming that meeting Doan J Hill
Baker chairman smaey
Lewis Baker editor the Globe that
and Kelly to support Mr. LAWYER That about two other
the matter and that much left for
the convention decide
Office they separated
dined the Minnesota club with Judge Sear Knut
and me- Also the aa sen cuts 81 on
meeting day,
Lewis Baker, Sa HILL Doran and Others participated
reached at that meeting would
the the plumber and others
doing unprnciped campaigning to deceive the people,