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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-10-14

The Dear Farmer: Who's that hiding behind you
friend Baker, with his skulkng cur? This sudden love
for is thick but through it. The Dem
ocrac party has formed partnership with the Chicago
wheat gambler the Wolcott who enemies
Wheat Gambler to Friend Baker, Give him
tay old man; I'm afraid he's getting to and the
dog
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-10-14

known as Democrats. as for instance Hor-
ace Pratt, Henry Poehler, who is an eX-
Democratic congressman; Charles H. Nor
ton and many Others and that if there is
such combination in existence as alleged,
it includes men of various political creeds.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-10-14
MARK IT'S PEDIGREE,

Copies of WOlcOtt-s Pamphlet Cam
Be Had at the Chicago Chamber of
Commerce.
The editorial plate matter which the
Democratic state central committee has
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-10-14

wheat here on this shore, not in Chicago nor
in New York, but here at Duluth and Su-
peror.
FRIENDS OF NORTHWESTERN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Ieiecrnnhic Breyities.

Horny NJ. Stanley Is 20 stand as candidate
for the British Parliament In the OniOnsl lnte L
est al the next general election.
J. c. Marks q Co. Wholesale llquor aud cigar
dealers Birmingham, Aie., were closed out yes
feriay 10y attachments amounting 70 soo,OOV.
Weiiborn Flg.) special says: boiler in
l. w DOWliug's saw-miii four miles from mere
exploded TINS morning, killing Henry Carver
the engineer.
The La Crosse WIS., Lumber Exchange held
a 1,eeting Yesterday and issued "a notice 10 tue
pu bic stating that. owing 10 the unsettled con.
dltion Of The lab question. the mill-owners hau
decided % close down their mills temporarily.
About 1000 men are rendered idle by this ac-
lion.
The work Of deepening the ehlp-channel at
Mobile Ala. 10 PROGRESSING rapidly, ana tho
cnannel will in few months have an average
dettn of % feet, though but minimum width.
Yesterday the Italian bark Parenta passed fr0n
Mobile 10 tue Gulf, drawing 10 feet inches, the
most on record
A Asidewheel steamer In tow Of tug sank yes
terday on Atlantic city In twenty-five feet OF
water aud is going 10 pieces. The tug lmine-
dietely steamed nOrthward with everybody safe
from the steamer. Ii has boen ascoTtained that
the sunken vessel Was the old Chesapeake Bay
line steamer FiOrids, which was recently SOLO 70
parties IN Now York and WAS being towed there.
She had nothing whatever on board
The Judge 20 whom application was made for
n further Adjournment OF the trial OF becoming,
the murderer, yesterday refused 10 grant any
fufthar postpoaeinent The Melbourne Aanddfd
says Al "a a position % announce without re-
foryo that Deening has confessed 10 MS lawyers
ana the doctors who ex sminod him that no COM
mitted a majority OF tho "Jack-the- Ripper
crimes IN the Whiiechspel distric; of London
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
AN OUTRAGE NEAR THE CITY.
Attempted Assault on small white Girl
by n Negro Rufaan.

a dastardly outrage was committed by a
negro fend Wednesday afternoon about
o'clock, and his victim was little lO-year-
old girl named Gebhard. The brutal deed
was one OF the most audacious ever perpetrated
In this vicinity, and its result would nave Deen
more serious had not tho child, Ia her fright
scared the villain avey by her screams.
The ssenc OF the crime was on the National
road. about half a mile below This city, In Hon
rico county, and near the place whore the 4 or.-
River railroad crosses. The unfortunate girl at
tends school NJ st. Mary's Benediciine Institute,
on Fourth street. but as her parents reside near
the cemetery, she takes the Union Passenger
railway cars on her return nome, ana sIter
riding TO tho car-sheds, walks the rest OF the
distance.
While on hor way homo "Wednesday she was
approached at the place mentioned ~ tau
young negro man, who wore Dlack sionch hst.
lie told the child be had message he wanted
her 10 deliver. but she replied that she was ID q
hurry and had no time 10 stop. seeing that me
girl could not be dec0yed by THIS game, the nend
gra bbed her by tho throat ana showed her oy
main force into the bushes on the roadside. The
terrified child raised such an outcry that the ne
gro took 10 his heels before accomplishing his
purpose. A. soon as the little one realized tha'
her assailant was gone she ran home 10 hei
mother aud told what had happened. The child
was carried at once 20 DR.. Farrars drugstore, IN
Fulton, for medical treatment
illumination showed that her injuries consist
cd mostly OF bruises, among theh pelhg the hh
ger-prints OF the negro on her throat she ID mol
thought 20 be seriously hurt.
Tho negro who committed the act was seen by
two men ehortly afterwards, but a. that time
they had no idea that be was guilty OF such q
deed, and therefore paid no particular attention
10 him. The girl says she could identify the mar
II she saw him again.
Major Poe, chef Of Police, at the request oi
the family, transmitted through the officers Of
the First Police station, detailed Sergeant Alex
ander Tom.insOn to investigate the case. The
crime Was committed outside OF the corporate
limits but Major Poe granted the request will
Willingness. as the assault occurred so near the
city lines. and the girl was coming 10 school II
Richmond. Two cOnstablos OF Henrico county
also spent several hours In the neighbOrhood o
the crime, and made "A careful search for lh'
negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Death of Dr. Horny Z. PARKS.

DIR. Henry p. Parks. the cbiropodist and
surgeon. died at half-past II o'clock yes
terfay afternoon al his residence Fourth and
Franklin streets lie had not been in good
health Tor a. long time, bat his demise was boln
n -grprise AMI a shock to his friends.
Tho de .easod was % years Of axe aud leaves n
wife aud two children-a son and daughter
roth of whom are grown. lie was born In
Sharn, Mass, where ne spent his carly life,
moved Go this city IN 1856, ana would have boen
living here ak years In june. pom arriving IN
Richmond, the dec ascd .ca'et on Broad street
near Third ana SOON established very gool
Drat.ti.e. numbering among his patrons many OF
o.lr best people lie was thoroughly skilled IN hls
profe-siol, aud was a mHu OF culture ana renne-
IN .n- Ills manners were agreeable and he
maize friends Of all with whom he WAS al all in-
tin,atcy associated.
DR. PARKS became member Of the Catholic
church was attended by Father FriOh during
mis- iiuess ana no received the final sacrament
of mo church. lie was a member and surgeon
of Phil kearney Post, c. 4. r., and this organi-
milton Will attend his funeral, which takes place
nom 81 Petors Cathedral al o'clock tC-inor-
ro,g morning. The interment will be made al
the National cemetery, ON the Wllii@InsD Dui
e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
No other house DOES-EvER DID-or EVER
wILL-sell such STERLING QUALITIES at
such Low PRICES as WE quote.
A. SAKS & co.
. Oun Srock Is OuR
SrRosGuoLp.

Look arDund-and then draw your own con-
clusions. Nothing Ike comparison to get Of the
true invardness OF things. The road 70 salts
faction is we'll beaten one that leads right to
our doors. Up to date we have done most as
much business in our BOYS and CHILDRENs S
DEPARTMENT as we did ALL last spring.
Nothing strange about It. Experience teaches
everybody something. Il has improved us
and opened more eyes to the gain In shopping
HERE. Nothing people like so much as freedom
Of choice. Our variety affords an opportunity
superior TO the stock offered in any fve stores
in town. Tho secret OF 1t is we never step down
Of the plane Of quality for the sake Of quoting
low prices. The people won't be hoodwinked.
They can "smeil raj" in the ridiculously
cheaper the exorbitantly high. We strike the
happy medium-keeping our grip on the good
ness. Our big buying brings US concessions
that the other stores never reap. The best costs
US less-and we sell it for less. The trade won
der and you reap the benefit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Mr.. TAYLOR ON CLEVELAND.
what lie Said at Wednesday Nights Meet
ing-Hin Alone Can Win.

The remarks of Alderman Richard NJ.
Taylor az the anti-Cleyeland meeting
Wednesday night created considerable
comment IN political circles Yesterday,
ans on all sides { was sad that he scored several
points against the ey-fres!dent.
Nr. Taylor. IN referring 10 Grover, raid: Tho
frat appOintmcnt Cleveland made Was that ~
Henry G.. Pearson, the Republican postmaster
oi Sew YORK. who, 10 is said, gsVe $4,000 10 aid
the election of James O.. Blame. lie appointed
i've rqUrlad commissioners, three Of whom were
Rcuublrqns and two Democrats A Republican
was made president OF the board. Nobody can
deny tts. lie brought q dirty, sinking negro
named Irottcr from Boston, and made him Reg
i,trar oi the Land once 10 The tune Of $4,000
year. aud the band played There's a new coon
in town ,..,
Mr. Taylor. ina speaking Of Cleveland and hill
toa representative oi the DISPATCH last night,
said that in his opinion the latter wa the only
man who could carry New York. His enemies
abused the senator r0uudly and called hun q
political trickster,' bat none c0ald prove a
single instance where he had lone anything in-
consistent with the principles Of Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
A. SAhs & Go.
. BoYs LoSo.P ANTS
Suns.

BOYS have got mind OF their own about
clothes. We've strengthened our friendship
with them. We never had such stock OF
BOYS LONG-PANTS SUITS. The patterns lt
them as well as the clothes. Woven for their
years. Different entirely from those we show
In mems sizes-but Just as vol made. Stylish
effects-lots and lots Of light colors-and some
dark ones. Every possible personal whim has
been anticipated Plain shades, stripes, checks,
plaids, and mlxtures-ALL NEW-all sizes-14
to 10 years-sj to s25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Mrs. :. G.. Mason. widow OF Rev. >. q.
Mason. died at the residence of her son,
l. r.. Mason. yesterday afternoon at 90 O'Clock.
The deceased was the daughter Of Archer and
Elizabeth Davidson. Of Charlotte county, va,
a,5 ,,as vel known and greatly beloved for her
Eeauty Of character and many Christian
virtues, not only in her native county,
bgt in Halifax county, Va, aud Cas-
lst',re5 a. long and faithfully. Mrs. Mason mad
reacned her SON year. and although sne had
berp in IA health for some time, her death was
uoespegted and great shock 70 her family.
She leaves three sons and one daughter 1essrs.
aid Ffeterisk, and samuel, and MIA Is. A. Cum
lIsu Ne-srr. Lewis aud Frederick Mason live In
ms city. Mr samuel Mason resides IN Charlotte,
\ O. ana the daughter resides ~ Rome, ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

tho National Republican Convention and
district electors. The district delegation
TO the State convention to meet at Rca-
noke on the 5th will embrace all the mem
bers Of the district convention. The state
body will only elect delegates at large to
Minneapolis. electors at large, and the
State Committee. There were three dole
gates and two alternates elected in each
precinct last night.
Cleveland Mass-Neetin~.
The Cleveland Democratic Club will
hold meeting at Monticello Hall tonight
at O'Clock. This club has arranged for q
grand mass-meeting at the Mozart
Academy Of Music next Tuesday night:
May 81. Hon. ". @. z. Breckinridge. OF
Kentucky, and Hon.'d. Dewitt Warner. OF
New York city. and others will address the
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
CulLDRrs's Surrs.


You might as well try to bride the lightning
as TO smother the fire Of youth In the growing
boy. It's death and destruction to clothes-un-
less you've got our guarantee TO "see you
through" 10 satisfaction. Nothing goes on our
tables that we can't vouch for. II we've got a
hobby It's our 80 grade OF CHILDREN's SHORT
PANTS SUITS. It's convenient price-and the
style ana quality we've gathered "into the fold .
is astonishing. You don't find anything to com.
pare with them short Of 81 and o. elsewhere
There are TWO. and THREE-PIECE SUITS
yFsTIE sUITs-JUNIoRs' sUITs-sAILoR
sUITs-apd q full variety OF each. These diff
fersnt styles run up as high as s15 and s16-
and the two-piece sHORT-PANTs SUITS go as
low as s2.50-but you may he sure in whichever
grade you select you arc getting your moneys
Nope bu, the most trustworthy fabrics are used,
and every stitch Is a stay against wear and tear.
Tho designs are all exclusive ones-noyelties.
All sizes-3 to 10 years-beginnlng with the
JUNIORS SUITS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Winning Horses Yesterday.

At Guttenburg: MONDAY, Gladness;
Derango, Badge. Queen OF Trumps, and
Az 0Iouccster: Wyoming, Our Maggie. Lost
AZ Renning's: AoreIlo, Poverty, Lepanto'
AZ Memphis: One Dime. Interior, Grey Goose
Dunvss, and Powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Any person in search OF bargains in
Pianos of the above makes that have only
been slightly used can secure them from
the popular muslc-house or Manly Is.
Ramos d Co., Main street. next TO corner
of Ninth street. A small amount OF cash
and monthly payments for the balance ID
all that is required TO own Piano.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

One of the most attractive articles of IN
terest At the Fair is the handsome Electric
Couch. donated by Mr.. j. B. Faulkner. OF
this city, 20 be voted 10 one OF the charl-
table institutions. This couch Is consid-
cred an infaliibe cure for rheumatism ana
al ne, rots diseases. The interest mani
tested in il by the visitors will no doubt
ipsure for il a large number of votes. and
the institution which secures 1t Will DO in-
deed fortunate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Southern UnitariaDs.

I by Telegraph % tho Ulspitch.I
CHARLESTON, S. e.. April 2S.-The South
| ern Unitarian Conference, in session here,
| elected the following officers: President, John
| q. DixsOn, OF Atlanta. Nice-lresidents-u. IT,
| 1romberg of Mobile; c. II. Coolidge. OF Chatta-
nooga. and Rev. George l.. Cherry, OF Atlanta.
| Secretary and Treasurer, A. ii. Pelsch, CT
| Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
JOHN BOWERS,
Mantels. Thing, and Gratcs
Ctven Away Free.

We will give box Of our unrivalled "Kalo-
DON'T Tooth-Powder to every purchaser OF a
bottle OF "Phenol Mouth Wash" that has no
superior. Price 80 cents.
OWENS q MINOR DRrG COMPANY,
opposite Post-Orice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Many persons are broken down from overwork
or household cares. Browns Iron Bitters re-
builds tho system, aids digestion, removes ex.
cess Of bile, and cures malaria A splendid
btonic for women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

When Baby was sich, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for Cestoria.
Wbsn she became Miss, she chung TO CastorsA
When sue had Children, she gave them Castor'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
EVEN EDITORS GET MARRIED.
Wedding Of Miss Mary Friend Mayo and
Nr. Edward IngIe.

A very pretty morning wedding took
place at Monumental church yesterday at IL
O'Clock. when Mir. Edward Ingle, of Wash
ington. led to the altar Miss slary Friend
Mayo, a popular young lady in Richmond so
Rev Dr. John b. Newton, assisted by Rev. Ed.
II. Ingle a cousin q the groom, oniclated. The
bride was married with beautliully-Dound
prayer- hook, q gift OF the Little Helpers Of
Monumental church She was given away by
her uncle, AIR. I. Ii. Mayo.
Tho following gentlemen acted as ushers :
Messrs. Allen Bowie Howard, Jr;, OF Baltimore
(best mani; ". VI. Taiiaferro, Phihp i. Ialla-
ferro, and ". S. 7. Mayo
The bride was becomingly attired in travel
ling suit OF gray and carried Catherine DO her-
met roses.
tho Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad for a northern trip. which Will embrace
Boston. New ork, and other points OF interest.
A large assemblage Of friends witnessed the
marriage. Among those in attendance az the
church were Sir. William 1ngle, Of Baltimore.
broiher OF the groom, and Mr. ami Mrs. Z. '.
Valentine. Nr. and Mrs. 7. II. Mayo, Mrs. Friend
Mrs. McFaden, Mrs. Bocock, NJ and Ars l. "
Garter Nessrs Thomas aud John Atkins n,
Mrs. Thornton and family, Mr.. II. Is. Ialiatc 10,
Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, Sir. Clem. kno1 ana iani,
ily. Miss Lou Knox, Miss Josie Knox, hr. AM
Mrs. John Taylor, Mr.. Deane, Mr. Mann = val
entine, and Colonel A. 5. Buiord and Ia MY.
Rev. Mr.. Iuglc, who assisted Dr. Newton IN
performing the ceremony, Is rector OF 81 DAT
thOlOmcWs church IN tue MOnumehtal ivy ho
was accompanied by his vile,
Mr.. Ingie IS telegraph editor Of tb5 wac lng-
ton Post and was managing editor of the Rich
mond Times a few years ago. He commenced
his Journalistic work as reporter on the Baltl-
more sun, and subsequently, became assistant
CITY editor OF that paper. lie resigned this posi-
tion to come 10 this city. Ho II well aud iayorably
known not only among the newspaper fraternity
bat also in social circles OF the cities where he
has been engaged In business.
Ills bride. a daughtor Of Mrs. Z. '. Valentine
and the late w. :. 7. Mayo, Is an accomplished
and attractive lazy, with many estimatle
qualities. u,-,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
SHoEs.

The children arc not always "out at the feet
n YOU let Us SHOE them. Our stock has got the
rri, TO stand the siege Of abuse. Shoes don't
have to be ugly and uncomfortable TO 10 stout
and lasting. The saving In year will count up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
AIRS.

- s''s
You can't form an idea Of the novelties we are
showing unless you put yourselves in their pres
ence. They are ideals. The minds that modelled
them have made it study, and these are their
masterpieces. The genius Of fAnerica, England
France. and Germany was in friendly rivalry
each striving to outdo tho other IN elegance, no.
velty, and variety. The striking combinations,
the perfect harmony of colors, the art needle
work have all combined 10 bring into reality the
daintiest effects ever produced in these little
"dress suits" Plain and fancy skirts, with flow
ing white blouses, edged with deep embroidery.
and topped with iaunty little jackets like the
skirt. That's one OF the novelties. There are
hundreds more IN our collection. All sizes-21a
to years-s2.5o to sl5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Prince Alexander, of Battenberg, formerly the
ruler OF Bulgaria, but who, after his deposition
from the throne there, took service IN the Aus-
trian army has Deen promoted TO the rank OF
mafOr-geueral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
SPRING CLEARANCE SALE

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
wool DRESS GOODS.
Imported Crepons in all the new shades-the
sl.25 quality for Soc. per yard.
Fineet French Crepons in all the new shades
the 81. 80 quality for al per yard.
Fine Imported Henriettas, all colors, SOC. per
yard worth CSC.
colorings, 25 and 35c. per yard.
Silk-Wsrp Gloriosa-one of the richest weayes
Of the season-all the delicate shades, only SLID
silk-Warp GIoriosa, 30 inches wide. pin stripes,
for skirts, waists and trayelllns-wraps-the So
quality for s1.41.
5O-tnch Diagonal Storm-Serges In navy, tan,
brown steel and rose. reduced 10 S9c. per yard.
3s-Inch Storm-Serges. strictly oil wool, only
Soc per yard worth 69c.
3s-inch Pn-stripe Cheyron-speclal value-at
.}6-inch Bourette Diagonals, only CSC. per
yard worth 35c.
36-inch Black-and-Gray Dress Goods, with sim
gle and double pin stripe, only 2oc per yard
Imported Atwood Tricot Cords, 3s inches
wide-eegant for street and travelling cos
lumes-50c. per yard worth GJc.
SILKS, SILKS.
Not few pieces. but over 10000 yards. lt Is
not only our purpose, but our determination, 10
reduce this stock at once, aud TO do II we nave
made prices 80 low that you can save money by
buying these three days.
3i-inch China Silks-cream and white-yeiy
fine, only SOC per yard. worth csc.
Figured China silks in tau. navy, brown, and
garnet, only 29c. per yard.
21-inch Japanese and Shanghai Silks, beautl-
fu designs, regular sl.21 quality, FOR Soc. per
yard.
Special values in Figured China silks az AZ
Three specials in Wash Silks at ~, go, and
Taifeta silks-au colors aud black, white, and
cream-at very low prices.
Two-toned Shaded silks, soft finish and the
most beautiful goods manufactured see the
GRENADINES.
satin-striped Grenadlnes-the s1.@5 quality
A full line OF Novelty Grenadines at 81 and
sl.25 per yard. -
VELVETS.
One piece "Bellon Pure-sIlk Black Velvet, %
inches wide reduced from sl1 TO 80. 10 per yard.
See the values we are Offering In Black Nelsets
at sI, sI.25, Sl.5C, and az per gard.
AZ distinct shades In our celebrated Sl ana
81 80 silk Velyets.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
We have tho largest assortment Of Wash Dress
GosIs ever shown in this city. We have been
Obliged TO almost double our space formerly o.
cupied by these goods TO accommodate tho enof'
nous assortment just received We enumerate
only a fow Of the many kinds We are showing.
You will nnd more elegant styles than the most
vivid imagination ever dreamed Of
Brandenburg's, a very fine and superior cloth,
lignt grounds with flower effects, 2Oc. per yard
for the 25c. quality.
Columbia Novelties. cream ground with wide
crinkled stripe and Tower effects, only 2Oc. per
yard.
yalnette Lnon, white ground with lace stripe
| and colored figures. 25c. per yard.
| Cheyalier Cloths, beautiful corded goods, light
| and black grounds with colored figures. 23c. pei
J yard.
! Madras Batistc light ground with colored ng
| ures. only l0c. per yard.
| China Cloths, n perfect imitation u the Fig
| ured China silks, only i2lec. per yard.
| Persian Crepe. a beautiful crepe; goods, lgh
ground and colored figures, l|19c. per yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Hundreds speak in praise Of the great
appetizer A. B. q. Tonic.