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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-07
COAL WANTED .
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

ST. PAUL. MIMI, OCT. %, ISy2. 7
Sealed proposals, marked Proposals for
Coal will be received at this Office until
Monday the seventh day of November 1892,
at clock p. m, for furnishing the follow.
ing kinds Of coal at Como Park greenhouse
and pumping station. at said Park, to wit:
Brfer Hill Dump Streator Dump. Youghi,
ogheny (lumpl, said coal to be delivered al
such time and in such quantities as may be
ordered by the Superintendent OF Parks OF
the City Of st. Paul.
Each proposal must be accompanied with q
bond in the sum of $500, with two sureties.
The Board Of Park Commissioners reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
BY order OF the Boad of Park Commission.
era
THos. A, PRENDERGAST City Clerk.
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Toledo Grain.

ToLEDo, Nov. 5.-wheaI dull, No. ?. cash
and November, lie; December 72sso; May,
TSl9c. Corn dull No 3 cash, llAo, OATS
quiet; cash, SIC. kye tnaouyeI e6s1, $40
Cloyerseed steady; Prime cash and Novem.
Der. 81 30; Decem boy, SlB5i January, e.. 10;
March HSro, $ &. IN Rsss.Pe "a, moEt ~ Ssss
Cloversecd, 176 bu, hhiplosnls Pleas Ala
bbls; wheat, I,gG0 Do; t<Tr. s, 100 Ia, oats, coo
bu; cloyerseed, AZ 10.
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Cs2icnmO.

CHICAGO, Nov. -Cattle-Receipts, 1850;
shipments, 1900; market dull. weak best
natives, S52505.G0; others, S2.8C05; Texans,
$2.7bQ3; Westerns, 50 04. 80; cows. 81. 25@
s.15 Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, $500
market SC higher; rough and common, S. 10
85.25; packers and mixed. SIS. 30@5.5O; prime
heavy and butchers WEIGHTS, SIS. 6565 rs;
light, SIS. 35@5.60 Sheep--Receipts, 1000;
shipments, 600; market lower: natives, S}60
"a .95; Westerns S4014.30; fed Texans, So 90
@4 Is; lambs 49, 5CG15 &C. -
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IA am sas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. -Cattle--Receipts
4,400; shipments, $780, The market was
Texas cattle aud feeders steady; Dressed
beef and shipping steers, So 5564. 80; COWS.
Sl.5CGl275; Texas and Indian steers, Sl.550
2.S5; stockers and feeders, ST.. 30@970. Hogs
Receipts, $500; shipments. $3.50: good hogs
were sc higher: all grades, S5.509s5 .55; bulk,
ments, 1,40o; the market was quiet and un-
changed; muttons, 23Ge3 as; lambs, S505. 90.
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6-Ashes en.el Fiaur-
Receipts 4l.670 pkesl exports, G,tl9 bblS
10,0e7 sacks: dull, easy 'SaleA $500 btls; low
extras S2lL2. rs; winter wheat low sraAea
SE02.75; fair To fancy, "a. 7sSsG.TSi Mime
sota S3C53.25; sITalehis. 50. &6sD 4lbi patentA
$425@4S0. CoInmesl steady. 9utst. Wheat
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Now Y ork Mining stocRs-West.
New Work Bank Staten ent.

NEW York, Nov. s. The weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease. Si.215, $50: loans,
decrease, $93 7G0; specie, increase, $Sl9, 1907;
legal tenders. decrease 1886, 40; deposits
Sl7, 100. The banks now hold s., 679,O25 in
excess OF the requirements of the 25 per cent
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Rrx GnnGs.

New YORK, Nov 5.-The dry goods market
was relatively quiet in view Of the half-holi-
day and election excitement. The cotton
goods market continued to give evidence of
growing strength, Pembroke wide sheeting
particularly participating in the advance.
Printed fabrics were in good request though
actual transactions were chiefly in novelties
for spring. Prints were strong i'll tone, and
generally higher prices are looked for.
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Money Markets.

CHICAGO Nov. 5.-New York exchange sold
at SOC premium Sterling exchange dull:
1881 for sixty-day bills, $4.SGl2 for sight.
Money firm, coz per cent
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Noney on call easy
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper, F@e12
per cent Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business nj $4.S3I2 for sixty-day bankers
bills. and S4.Se42 for demand.
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Kansas CITY Grain.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5.-Wheat quiet; No
hard. 6II2@6@s4c; No. 2 red, 6tl2c. Corn
unchanged No. : mixed 34@34Iac; No; 2
white. 3i6l3Sc Oats firm; No. mixed, 200
2GI2c; No. white, 2el2Q29c.
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Milwaukee Produce.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 5.-Flour quiet Wheat
steady; December, 66c; No. spring. Gee
No. l northern, Tic. Corn steady; No. 3, 40l2c
3&12@34c. Barley steady; No. 2. 6jAc; sample,
33G6jc Rye dull; No. l. b2c. Provisions
dull. Pork, $780, January lard $3.50.
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Fifth Ward.

The First election district of the Fifth
ward. at No. $50 West Seventh street.
The second election district of the Fifth
ward, at No 2l9 West Seventh street
The Third election district of the Fifth
ward. near corner West Seventh and Walnut
streets, southwest corner.
The Fourth election district Of the Fifth
ward, at southeast corner OF Smith avenue
and Sherman street.
The Fifth election district Of the Fifth
ward, at 10. 3l4 West Seventh street.
The Sixth election district OF the Fifth
ward, al No. 1853 West Seventh street.
The Seventh election district Of the Fifth
ward, at No. $40 West Seventh street.
The Eighth election district Of the Fifth
ward. at Sal West Seventh street.
The Ninth election district OF The Fifth
ward, at south side OF West Seventh street,
between Richmond and Colborne streets
The Tenth election district Of the fifth
ward, at no. SOY West Seventh street.
The Eleventh election district OF The F!fth
ward, at No 954 West Seventh ST..
The Twelfth election district Of The Faith
ward, at no. 025 West seventh street.
The Thirteenth elsc.iOn district or the FIN
ward ut corner Of y est Seventh street aud
The Fourteenth election cistricl Of the
Fifth ware. al north side OF Randolph, be-
tween Victoris and Milton airaatS
ssx:h Ward.
The First III. o:ss,n District OF tho Sixth ward,
at nor,hwes: ccFnsr - Mose' ;;r9ss ard
Fairfield AysnEs.
The Second elecsioa district II !he Si2:h
ward. a. No. f4a South RResshA street.
The Third sieonon district Of the 5tLsn
ward. g. sonthaesl ooEns. 81 ReherESea kss@e
and Fillmore avenue.
The Fourth election distTiGs OF 0es stRln
ward a. hngtheOBi ao5ne1 - FARbaas TnS
Kentucky street,
The Fifth sleosiun DISTRICT AZ abs HxsS
ward at n44thsRs3 arasnST II Plsts aSARAs
and Eva streeA
The Sixth siecElor dtzITso4 Of Shs sizFk
ward, at No. 100 6onth Watasha ssrrS6
The seventh eleSiion Glasxici Of the Sixth
ward. at southeast Gonna, d South Rehs,,
and Isabel streets.
The Eighth election disixict VI shs Sixth
born streets.
The I.nth election dntIic. Of Il. Sixth
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GREAT NORTHERN RAIL WAY
st. Paul Union Depot,
ARRIVE

Citv Ofinoc 115 East Third St. St. PAUL.
Vlty Ull1gOo 300 Nicollet Av., Minneapolis
and Union depots i'll both cities.
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PAfrNlGnam.

New York, Nov. 5.-Petroleum neglected
not single sale reported; December options,
81 7sc bid; offered at SIC
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
slow, usually at considerable concessions.
Wheat-No. spring, 7v54c; No. 3 spring,
6S@OCc; No. red, z a4c. Corn-No. 2, 407sc;
white, 32l2@3l2c Rye-No. 2, SIC. Barley
No. ., 63Ggdsc; No. 5, f. o. b., 3S065c; No.
4, f 0. b., 3l05cc Flaxseed-No. l, S1.10.
Timothy Seed-Prlme, SI.S301 SIS. Mess
Pork Per Dbl, Sl2@l2. Is. LGrd-Per 100
lbs, SSS7l2@9 I2I2. Short Ribs-Sides Qoosel,
SzG0. Dry sailed shoulders (boxed). 81. "CC0
7.25. Short clear sides (LoxedJ, So .95e1S
Whisky-Distillers' finished goods per gal
81 10. Sugars-Cut loaf unchanged. Corn
wheat, 1850 bu; corn, 30 600 blu; oats, 273,
00O bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, $4,000 bu
hipments-Flour, 5000 bbls: wheat l9l, 900
bu; corn. $780, coo bu; oats, lGS 900 bu rye, 5000
bu; barley, $1,000 blu. On the produce ex
change today The butter market was steady :;
creamery. 2)@2Gc: dairy, 1S024c. Eggs firm :;
strictly fresh, 2l@22c
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FINANCIAL.
New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-The stock market
was more active this morning than had been
expected. in view of the short session ana
the close approach of election. The trans
actions for the two hours footed up Us, Az Z
shares of listed and 1850 shares of unlisted
stocks. Speculation sales developed q strong
tone for the Western railways, as Wen as Tor
The industrials ana low-priced shares
Among the first named Burlington d
Quincy Rock Island and ST. Paul were i'll
brisk demand, and the commission houses
executed liberal buying orders for Chicago
account
the special feature, rising per cent to 9SS4c,
the highest price ever attained. There were
large purchases right up 10 the close, al
though no official announcement has yet
been made in regard TO the proposed increase
in the rate of dividend. DlstillerS enjoyed
quite a squirt, selling up from 655sc TO 6h84c,
but on realizing sales reacted to 6o1sc.
Among the low priced shares Peoria. De-
catur IL Evansville, Green Bay WInona
and Toledo. Ann Arhor d North Michigan
advanced "a IA per cent but lost part of the
improvement at the close. After the publ
cation of the bank statement, which showed
q loss of Si,2l5 $50 in surplus reserve, the
general list receded fractionally from the
highest but in the final sales there was
rally and the market closed strong III tone.
The Post says: Today's decrease in bank
reserves, coupled with the very heavy outgo
of legal tenders. must have been due to un
usual causes The interior currency move
ment has been in favor Of New York while
the subtreasury has taken out a relatively
small amount, chiefly in gold. Naturally,
therefore, there ought to have been gain in
reserves, and a very considerable increase
instead Of decrease, in currency holdings.
The bank statement is. to be sure, often mis-
leading, but in this case the discrepancyis ex-
traordinarily large, and, moreover,it is capable
of explanation. That exceptionally large
amounts of small bills have been sent out
from this city during the week to Western
states is matter of common knowledge.
Moreover the tying up of currency and certi-
fed checks in the shape of election bets is q
factor of very considerable significance. An
even wager Of $1,000 wlihdraws $4,000 from
the available bank funds and the wagers Of
the week have undoubtedly aggregated not
far from million dollars That this expla-
nation Is not fanciful is further shown by the
decrease of l,G0s,600 In deposits, at a time
when the early dsburse ments of the week
ought to have swelled heavily tho general
deposit account.
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LIvepUoOI Grain.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 5.-.Whea holders offe
freely. Corn easy; mixed Western, As 4At
per GENITAL.
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COUNTY.

One ~ AUDITOR for Ramsey
County.
One (I) TEeEASURER for Ramsey
County.
One o. SHERIFF for Ramsey
County.
One a. IREGEsTEe OF DEEDS for
Ramsey County.
cne I) JUDGE OF PROBATE for
Ramsey County.
One Q) COE1ONER for Ramsey
County.
One % COUNTX ATTORNEY for
Ramsey County.
One (I) SURVEYOR for Ramsey
County.
One o. ABSTRACT CLERK for
Ramsey County.
One Q) COURT COMMISSIONER
for Ramsey County.
One (D JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT
COURT for Ramsey County.
-Four ~ COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
for Ramsey County, said Conn
missiOners to BE Voted for at
Large by the Electors of said
City of St Paul.
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ho.o.. fWillmaf, Morris, Brown'sl ,e,.,
p0'ooa III Valley and Breckenridge '0''' p H.
h.ooo Fer. Falls Fargo & 6. Forks b6;10 p. m.
bS:9Ua' III Osseo Clearwater & StCloud. bliss
2sP IL Ahoka st. Cloud WilImar. blo65 g. IN
beSp ~ ~, Excelsior and Hutchinson. b1l56 o. M
D0 "'P'hi' (Willmar, iSieux City. |
Sioux Falls, dWatertowp,
dBuron, Wahpeton, cab
,e.eo,, -, I erdeen, cEllendale, Far ais O. N
s0'0'p'h' go, bCasseltcu, Grafton,
Winnipeg sna Pacific
Coast
f3Anoka, St. Cloud, Sauk
Center, Fergus Falls, Far
.-.,o. - go, CrooksIbn, G. FORKS, a6:35 q m.
"''1Vp'h Great Falls. Helena,
Butte and Pacific Coast.
columbia Falls, Kalis-
peu Bohhef's Ferry Lib IaS:55 a.
a7;4Op m' (by Greek and Spokane. }
.,.o-- fDulnth w. Superior, Elk
Di'S0p Pm ! River, Milaca Hinckley, b1:oo p. m
Princeton, Anoka.~
a. daily; b. EXCEPT Sundays C, Monday Wednes-
day and Friday; d, Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs:
day. *Bui ct parlor cars op trails to Dul nth and
West Superior; buffet sleepers. tDining cars
palace sleepers and rec colonist sleeping cars
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r. II. NEWPORT & SON
INVESTMENT BANKERS,

Ltanmoney OIL improved propsr!i IN
Paul and Minneapolis
tGPcr Gent s'On or Before.
Aew Pioneer Press Buildin R, st. Paul.
Reeve Building, Minneapolis.
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san Francisco Mining Shares.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 5.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day were
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Dining Cars on Winnipeg and Pa --.--
cifc Coast Trains. Lv Ar
Pacific Mail daily for Fargo
Jamestown. Livingston, Helena,
Butte, Missoula, Spokane, Ia
coma. Seattle and Portland. -. Ats 12:t;
Jamestown Express daily ex-- p. NJ p. N.
cept Sunday for Fargo and
Brainerd Local daily except Sun am. pm
day. for Anoka st Cloud, Lit
tie Falls and Brainerd. -. 5:35 l0:3)
Dakota and Manitoba Express, pm. a. m.
daily for Fergus Falls, Wahpe
ton, Crookston, Grand Forks
Grafton, Winnipeg Moorhead, 500 7:N
Fargo and jamestown ..... p. N. a. m.
The Dakota and Manitoba Express does not run
OF Fargp sunday.
Pullman Sieepers daily between ST. Paul ri
GraGdForks, Ora ton, Winnipeg, FergusF Falls, YAH
peton and Fargo Pullman First-Class and -FOUR
thronghPaciho Coast Trains. T. L. STONE Ci.S
TicRet Agent. 1O2 East Third Street, st. PAIL; q.
T ,McNEILL1 City Ticket Agent. ~ Nicoiiet House
Block Minneapolis, Mimi,
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Government and State Bonds.
Government bonds steady. State bonds

u. S. 20 reg. 1l4A NIX. & Gen S. 46s4
do is coup. lisa ITMut. Union es. ..112
400 "a reg. 49,. 100 y. J. G, ipt cert. Iii IL
sPaci6e Cd 81 IS .I0TlsIE. Paeiac iets. .ll7Ia
$40. stamped 81. o. 10 2da. ia
SMiaSeuT 60, 10S Il. ". eonsolt. .fs5
Tenn new Lss 101 Nj edo dhb, 50 -, .i1k
do sA..... .....l9i StIa q + n. q. s.. sSsA
do s. ....>r.... "a ssLIh q So G.M.1be
Canada So: e6A ..l0i est Psn' oohsols.ies
soen PAciAc isik 1864 ISt. P. CO r.Iets. lii
n. & p G. leta .ll6t9iT p l. g. TT. R. 81
90 IL. ...,...... S6E II. =, Il. @. tn. r. 2QG
X G. West iasa. 7Gl4 CnIou Pes. lsss. l07ls
Etio 2ds .lC7 Vest Shore. =. 1851
NIX. Il r. Con. Ga e5ss
MI -
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Twenty-EfmhtE DIstrict.

mhe I%enty ths Sth distTGt Sha be
and Eleventh Qlth) wards of the City of St
Paul, and the Village Of White Bear
and Towns of White Bear. New Can
ada, Moundsview, Rose. and Village
sey, and shall be entitled to elect two (2)
Representatives.
Representative districts divided as follows
The Ninth (9th) ward shall be entitled TO
elect ~ Representative. The Tenth (10th)
of White Bear, and the Towns Of White Bear,
New Canada, Moundsyiew, Rose, and VII
lage of North St. Paul, in the County of
Ramsey. shall be entitled 10 elect one On Rep
resentatiYe.
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Twenty-Seventh District

The Twenty, seventh (27th) district shall be
composed Of the Seventh 9TH and Eighth
Sth) wards of the City of St. Paul, and shall
lie entitled to elect two (2) Representatives
REPRESENTATIVE districts divided as follows:
The Seventh C1th) ward shall be entitled to
elect one % Representative. The Eighth
(Sth) ward shall be entitled to elect one %
Representative.
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TvventysFlfsh District.
Twenty-Sfxth District

The Twenty-sixth (2eth) district shall be
composed of the Fourth (4th). Fifth 9TH
and Sixth 9th wards of the CITY of st. Paul,
and shall be entitled to elect three (3) Repre-
sentatives.
Representative districts divided as follows;
The Fourth (4thl ward shall be entitled to
elect one % Representative The Fifth (5th)
ward shall be entitled 10 elect one () Repre-
sentative. The Sixth (6th) ward shall be en-
titled to elect one % Representative.
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EOurfh Ward.

The First election district Of the Fourth
ward, at Metropolitan hotel, No. lis West
Third street
The Second election district of the Fourth
ward, at No. 345 ST. Peter street, Capitol
apartments building.
The Third election district of the Fourth
ward, at north side of Fourth street, near
Cedar street. Lot 10, block ~, ST. Paul
Proper.
The Fourth election district Of the Fourth
ward, at west side of Robert street, opposite
Ryan hotel.
The Fifth election district of the Fourth
ward. at Clifton hotel, No. 10 East Fifth
street.
The Sixth election district Of the Fourth
ward. at Armory hall, south side of Sixth
street. west Of Exchange street.
The Seventh election district OF the Fourth
ward, at No. 271 West Fifth street.
The Eighth election district of the Fourth
ward. at Hand building, No. 407 st. Peter
street.
The Ninth election district of the Fourth
ward, at southeast corner Cedar and Tenth
streets.
The Tenth election district Of the Fourth
ward, at 5l5 Robert street
The Eleventh election district of the Fourth
ward, at No. 5S2 Robert street
The Twelfth election district of the Fourth
ward, at Colonnade building norteast corner
of st. Peter and Tenth streets.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC

THE DINING CAR LINE
To Fargo, Winnipeg, Helena, Butte
and the Pacific Northwest.
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Third Ward,

The First election district of the Third
ward, at Smith park, east side of SiDley street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
The Second election district of the Third
ward, at southwest corner OF Olive and sixth
streets.
The Third election district of the Third
ward, at east side of Kittson street, corner
Sixth street, in front OF No. 59S Kittson
street.
The Fourth election district of the Third
ward, at east side of Kittson street, corner of
Eighth street.
The Fifth election district of the Third
ward, at northeast corner Of Pine and Eighth
streets
The Sixth election district of the Third
ward, at west side of Sibley street, between
Sixth ard Seventh streets.
The Seventh election district of the Third
ward, at west side of Rosabel street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
The Eighth election district OF the Third
ward, in front of No. SOL Broadway street
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AMENDMENTS.

Further Notice Is hereby given
that at said Election the following
proposed Amendments to the Com
stitutioh of tEne State of Minnesota
will be submitted to the Voters of
the said City:
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ALWAYS ON TIME.

Ticket Onices-15) East Third street, st.
Paul; 10 Nicollet House Block, Minneapoli
and Union Depots in St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Saltwater t*Daily. Except Sunday
Except Monday SUNDAY only dExcep
Saturday,
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The Total Sales of Stocks

Burlington 9. 8101IOnt. & Western. $500
Chicago Gas. go. ZOO Reading. ........ 1900
Distillers' Ii, 400 Rock Island. 1900
New England. E. 1,0OISt Paul. ....... 100
N. Pacific pfd -. 3400
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nesota, an election will be opened at six (6)
o'clock in the morning, and will continue
open until seven () o'clock In the afternoon
of the same day for the purpose of electlng
the following officers, VIZ
STATE.
Nine (9) PRESIDENTIAL ELECT
ORS.
One (D GOVERNOR for the State of
Minnesota.
One o. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
for the State of Minnesota,
One ~ SECRETARY OF STATE
for the State of Minnesota.
One (1) TREASURER for the State
of Minnesota
One (D ATTORNEY GENERAL for
the State of Minnesota.
Three (3) ASSOCIATE JUSTICES of
the Supreme Court for tile State
of Minnesota
CONGRESS-.
One (I MEMBER OF CONGRESS
for the Fourth (4th) Congress
sional District of Minnesota.
LEGISLATURE.
Ten QO) REPREsENTATIV to
EespecUVely NepfeSenb III the
Legislature of the State of Min
nesOta The Twenty-flfth (25th),
Tvventy-sixth (26th), Twenty
seventh (27th) and twenty
eighth (2Sth) Senatorial and
Representative Districts OF MIN
nesOta.
The said Representatives are to be elected
as follows:
Tvventy-Flfsh District.
The Twenty fifth (25th) district shall be
composed of the First (lst), Second (2d) and
Third (3dl wards OF the City of ST. Paul, and
shall be entitled to elect three (3l Represen-
tatives.
Representative districts divided as follows:
The First Qst ward shall be entitled to elect
one (D Representative. The Second ed
ward shall be entitled to elect one ~ Repre-
sentative. The Third cd ward shall be en-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-19
In gland Triumphant.

The secretary Of the British embassy in
Constantinople had an audience with the
Sultan aud IL is semi-offically announced
that the tirman OF investiture OF the pres
ent khedive of Egypt has been prepared
and that it is worded in the exact terms OF
the frmen investing the late Khedive,
Tewik Pasha This s regarded as a signal
success for English diplomacy as it defeats
the attempt TO induce the Sultan TO insert
in the firman Instructions to the khedive
rejecting upon the English supremacy in
Egypt The Sultan preferred to adhere
TO the old form in order not to embarrass
the khedive The ceremony of investi-
ture will take place in Cairo in accordance
with the desire of England and with the
concurrence OF the hhedive.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1892-02-19
Einil, We're Killed.

A terrible accident occurred at Cameron.
w. Va, in which two beautiful young
girls, daughters Of William Criswell, q
wealthy citizen. lest their lives-one of
them while heroically attempting 20 save
the other. Essie and Georglana Criswell,
aged respectively Ii and 10, were walking
along the Baltimore * Ohio railroad tracks.
and while attempting 10 cross in front OF a
west bound train Essie fell when the en-
CINE was almost upon her. Georgiana,
seeing her sisters danger and ignoring the
fact that the attempt was almost certain
death, rushing 20 her rescue. She, too,
stunt led and was struck by the locomo-
tive and killed. Essle was cut in two by
the wheels.