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ROD AND LINE.
Wonderful Catches at San Andreas and
Williamson River.


Williamson River.
The Spring Valley people are being veri-
tably besieged for permits to fish on the San
Andreas Lake. The catches Of black bass
and trout have been extraordinarily heavy,
all the Waltonians fortunate enongh 10 have
taken the trip having come home with big
basketsful Hence the anxiety of anglers Of
both sexes to do little spooning at San
Andreas.
Captain George Cummings, Dr. Teesdale.
H. Landsburger, ". Serain, Z. Finch and
genial John Gallagher returned on Thurs
day after q days tip to that famous
trout stream, the Williamson River, in the
klamath Indian reservation. The sport
they had was simply splendid, the average
OF over 300 pounds apiece in IA days fish
Ing speaks for Itself. Captain Cummings
caught 70 pounds Of trout in one day,
Mr.. Gallagher 80 pounds and so on.
The festive party had also a good time In
other ways. their Indian friends proving
very hospltable. There were a few laughabIe
misbsps, one OF the party showing his par
tieular fondness for taking sudden INNER
sionS ia the river. All was fun and sport.
however, and freshly caught, freshly broiled
trout al meal soon banishes any discom-
fort an angler may feel.
A correspondent of the London Fishing
Gazette relates: II had hooked and was
playing roach, when | saw lowering over
It kingfsher, which made dash for the
fish. but, striking the rod instead, fell partly
stunned upon the water. | could have
reached the bird with the net, but think in z
1t might recover, let 1t float away. All at
once there was a rush, a swirl up flew the
water, aud the kingfsher disappeared in the
jaws of pike"
From Professor Garman's report on the
lobster we learn that this shellfsh LAYS its
eggs but once in two years, anu the eggs of
one year DO not hatch until the summer fol-
lowing that in which they were laid.
From Portland, Or, comes the news that
Dolly Warden trout measuring three feet
In length and weighing II pounds was caught
Ia one OF the fish wheels at the Cascades. and
brought there by Mr.. j. Williamson, who
Is engaged in the salmon canning business.
This is the largest trout of this species ever
known to ne caught in those parts.
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MiscelIanenns

The champion swordsman, Captain f. n.
Jennings. will accompany the first troop Of
cavalry down TO camp at Santa Cruz on Au-
gust 6. He will instruct the troop in the ex-
eTcloes Tor military tournament upon the
plan OF those held in the Agricultural Hall.
London. England. The tournament will
then be given at Central Park on August %,
and Professor Chance will engage in a con-
test with Captain Jennings. The latter has
been much annoyed lately by some unscru-
pulous person using his name and giving
exhibitions in various parts If the city and
suburbs. Needless TO say he is an imp0stor.
Yachting is being followed tY all the
yaehtsmen left in town. There are no
events of Importance to be decided during
the coming week
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notice as the accepted training place OF the
king Of pugilists. John Lawrence Sullivan.
This spot has been chosen as quarters
where the Boston boy will be put 10 shape
for his battle with Jim Corbett The par
ticnlar hostery where the ''big fellow" now
abides is the Canoe Place Inn, model sum-
mer hotel kept by Edward Ii. Mumby,
well-kn0wn Brooklynite.
1t was Charlie 1ohnston's wish to locate
MS charge In some portion of the country
where trainer Casey and his man would not
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barroom. Across the hall his trainer, Phil
Casey. will have room, while the assist
ants Will occupy rO.ms in the third story.
All are scrupul0usly clean and neatly FUR
nlshed. They are small, but light and airy.
The training quarters will be in large
barn on the premises. a bOwling-alley will
also be brought into use. A shower-bath is
put up in The barn for the big fellows"
use, and nothing will be overlooked in the
arrangements for his comfort and conyen-
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Not the Replv F.nec,.a.

The barber was addicted to habits of in
temperance. so that on this occasion his
hand was very unsteady at his work. In
shaving the minister he inflicted q cut
sufficiently deep to cover the lower part of
the face with blood. The minister turned TO
the barber and sad, In tone of solemn
severity: You see, Thomas, what comes
of taking too much drink" "Yes, sir" re-
piled Thomas, 'it do make the skin very
tender. New Orleans Picayune
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Ready for the CamDairp.

Tommy-Are you Republican or Demo
crat?
Johnny-Paw's Republican. but I'm goin'
to be Independent. Eve got a tin horn a
yard long.-IndianapolS Journal
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

The oystermen are talking of getting up a
national convention. The idea that they
favor opening the proceedings with oyster
knives, however, is altogether erroneous
Philadelphia Ledger
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She Was Not Expepstxe.

Wells-I hear that stingy old Grabgold
has really married a shOpgirl.
Grlggs-1es, but every body knows that
he never would have fallen in love with
her il he hadn't found her at the 5-cent t
cOunteT.-ChicagO Inter Ocean.
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ROW ING.
The Triton Club Dire ctOrate-A Married
and Single Race.

The Triton Club Dire ctOrate-A Married
and Single Race.
At the last regular meeting of the Triton
Swimming and Boating Club the following
officers were installed TO serve during the
ensuing term: President Val Kehrlein 4;
recording secretary, John Coughlan; fnau-
cial secretary, Arthur Beering; treasurer,
A. f. Schuppert; captain, Charles Gibson
ieutenant-captain, Charles Antiques; trus-
tees-J. l.. Kehrlein, Fortune Aureouy and
Frank Bartlett.
The club will celebrate its tenth ami
versary to-day. when a sail to Marine
Island and chowder party will form the
programme.
The Pioneer Rowing Club will hold a
barge race for married and single fours with
a mile turn this afternoon of Long Bridge,
for a stake of 500. The married men
entered are :sRobert Crowley. J. T. Sullivan,
Edward Heenan and J. Z. Mcdonnell. The
single men are: Daniel Leahy, r. Espy,
w. Anderson and p. Dufficy.
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Johnson-Been away on your vacation {?
Jackson-Yes; went down to Medoc-
skenecasis in Maine. Lots of fishing and
that sort of thing you know.
That's the kind! Any gamer"
ou bet! Poker every night In the
week and all Sunday.-Texas Siftipgs,
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VERY Unreliable.

He-SomethiDg tele me that you are not
entirely Indifferent to my attentions.
She-Wbat is II?
He-A little bird whispered it 10 me-
Sbe-Your feathered friend is off his
peTch.-Vruth.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw Att
- fOrtnighty for tho West Indies and <<xETA
southampton, calling route at Cher -Aisatzzs
lorrg, France. and Plymoutn 10 land passengsrx
Through Bilis OF Ladiag. in connection with NJ
Iaclnc Mail S ), Co, issued Tor ireightaad lrs
&c direct ports In England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco Plymouth.
Cherbonrg southampton. First class. $ls3. Laie4
Glass; SyT 90. For furlhsr particulars apply 20
Sslvtl kAhkOff u Cvs Agents. 31t CAltt1c illls.
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why He stnid at Home.

Briggs-Wby, old man. l thought you had
gone away on your vacation. saw you
downtown the other day buying lot of
outing clothes.
Griggs (sadly)-Yes. That is why did
not go.-ClOthier and Furnisher
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.-UTAH CON.
- solidsted ComDany-LOcation of principal place
or business. San Francisco, Cal. Location of WORKS
Virginia City, Storey County, New.
Nouce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment No Is
levied on the seventh day OF June 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, follows:
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The Age or Dynamite.

How did you lose all your teeth? Been
in q fight?"
NO. / gave Bridget. the cook, notice to
leave. and she pat dynamite IN the mullins
this morning"
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Athletic.

A general meeting of the Olympic Club
will be held on August II to select a COM
mittee to nominate officers for the annual
election. 1t is net thought that there will
be any opposition to the regular ticket,
which will consist of the present board OF
directors. As they have had the control of
the building scheme the members feel that
they should be allowed 10 complete the
work and open the clubs new premises.
The meeting will be the last held in the
clubs old quarters, and there will be IS
boxing set-tos to amuse the members.
Several of the boys are training hard TO get
into good shape.
Professor j. G. Rowe, the well-known
trapeze artist, has constructed new aerial
ladder for fo0twOrk 1t is bent at an angle
of Is degrees, and the gymnast ascends by
the toes and descends BY the heels Rowe
has erected his apparatus in the new Wig
wan, and is daily practicing his difficult
feat.
Bids for the new saltwater plant In the
Olympic Club have been advertised for, and
1t Is expected that 1t will be in operation
when the new building is completed
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Mamm. WIN Fix 1t.

'Is he your fiance?"
"N0, but he's going TO be. Mamma will
start the rumor as soon as we are intro
duced. Truth.
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The Way Out,

Angelina Hamfatte-I's no use. We
can't draw. Eve got a divorce, I've
scratched my rival, I've lost my diamonds
make the miserable people come?
Her Manager-Act o little-Jewelers'
Circular.
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She Married a Lord.

What has become of your niece ?" asked
Miss Donohue If Mrs 0'Raffcrty.
"Och, sure, an she's done well wild her
siIf. She married a lord"
why. you don't tell me! An English
lord?"
NO; don't think he's an English lord.
He's landlord. He kases a summer hotel
out in New Jersey."-Texas Siftings.
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a Thoughtful Wife.

Husband - Good-by. my dear. I'll be
dreadfully lonesome while you are away in
the country.
Wife-I know you will, love, and I've pre-
pared for 1t. Here's nice new deck and a
set of chips.-New York Sun.
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A Tr.nspnrent Lie.

''What Is transparent lie. anyhow"
walt TIL the political torchlght process
sions next fall, and you'll find out. t."-Bos-
ton Saturday Gazette.
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A Paradox.
A Good Place for Game.

Tumbling out Of bed creates paradox it
awakens one by falling asleep.-Boston
Courier.
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Cricket.

To-day the Alamedas will meet the Paci-
hcs at Alameda, and the CALIFORNIA; will
play the Oaklands at Klilknerville.
The Cricket Association met last Thurs
day and agreed to invite the Columbia
cricketers down to play series Of matches
during next month.
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A Hero in Real life.

Sharpe-I saved a girls life this morn
Ing.
Wooden-Why how was that?
Sharpe Well, / was smoking Oh the
hotel veranda and she said: Pardon me,
sir. but that cigarette is killing me-" So /
threw it away and smoked another-Boston
Courier
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How Do You Pronounce ]

One orator said: "You vote the right way
And you'il certainly vote ior AdlaL"
And another remarked. with q wink of his eye
IAN fond oficrloyers Will work for Adlai."
1--WE need" said a third, Ito push cause
stady,
Therefore beg you to whoop up our Adlai."
Another said: ayes, need b I'm quite badly;
He's true Democrat, and he's known as our
AdlaL"-Chicsgo News.
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Eighty-fiye hundred churches we're bull {
In America last year.
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sULLIyAN's QUARTERS.
The Pleasant Place Whore the Cham
pion VIII Get I'm Condition.

Ihe pretty little hamlet OF Bay Head.
near the better-known village of Good
Ground, which is located not far from fbiS
city on Long Island, has been brought into
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A Matter of Pressing Importance.

Poet-I have here a little poem which /
would like TO have go in as soon as possible.
EditoT-Goodness gracious! Here-right
under the table; quick Puck.
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And In accordance with law and AZ order from
the board of directors. made on the 7th day OF
June, 1892, so many shares o. each parcel OF such
stock as may he necessary will be sold at public
auction at tue Office OF the company, room 5S,
Nevada block 500 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY. the 2Sth day OF July,
1892, AZ the hour OF o'clock, M, Of said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
WITH costs of advertising and expenses OF sale
A. h. FISH, Secretary.
Orice-Room SO, Nevada BLOCK, 500 Montgomery
CIeet. san Tranezeo. California. iyl2 I'd
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ANCHOR LINE.
United States Wall Steamship
Sail from New York every Saturday
For Glasgow via londonderrv
Rates for Saloon Passage
BY s s. CITY OF ROM ~, $50 and upward.
according TO acccmm odation and location OF room
Second Cabin, $50 and &35. stesrage, $40.
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, $50 aud upward
Second Cabin, $50. Steerage, Sl0.
DIR fits at l west Current Rates.
For Book OF tours and other Information apply To
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, New
York; 10 GEORGE W. FLETCHER, 6lS Market
street; or TO I. ID. MCKAY, 81 Montgomtr ry street.
san Francisco. nv 10 3In
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

Seyen-eighths of the bread used Ia Lon
don is made of American wheat
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COMPAGNle GENERALe
TRAN ATL TIQUE
- =" re.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEWl, AZ NORTH kexn
" River, foot of Morton st Travellers by <sSSSSX
this line avoid both transit by English railway sii
the discomfort OF crossing the Channel in small
boat
la 6ASCOGNE, Capt. Santelii.. Observation-Disclosures.
............ ....... Saturday. july 5Oth, Z: 50 An
LA 1OU RAlNE, Capt trangeul. .................
s............. -. Saturday, Aug. 9th, $500 A. T.
La BoURGoaNE Capt. Leboeut. ............,s
SATURDAY,, Aug 18th, 80 Az
La CHAMPAGNE Capt. Boyer.........,........
......,............ Saturday. Aug 20 h, 800 Az
- For further particulars apply to
A FORGET, Agent,
No Bowling Green. New orS
J. FUGAzI CO., Agents. 5 Montgomery ave, {,
San Francisco
braneh once. 10 Montgomery street mr2Ust
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STEAMERS FOR STOCKTON

I FAVE wASHINGTON-ST WHARF DAILY
II except Sunday, at 5 P NJ
Steamer j. ID. Peters-Monday. wedues day and
Friday. Steamer Mary GaTrAtt-TueSday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
CALIFORNIA NAvIGATIoN AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY. jylOtf
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NORTH PACIFIC C0fST RAILROAD.
VIA.
SAUSALITO FERRY,

y, II,
tn entn further notice. boats and trains will run AZ
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUsALfTo ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (week days)-7: 80,
300, II 100 A N: AS. 8 rs, :0O 5 AS 6:2OPE
(ejndays)-S:OO. 800. 10:00, IL 80 A. II: 1880
:3o. ESQ. 40 $50 6:45 P. NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY week
days)-7:30 500, LOO A NJ; 1925, 800, 6:46.
62O r.
(sundaysJ-8:oo. 600, 10 100, IL 80 A.1.,I:so.
2:30, 4:2O. $3.50 p. N. Extra trip Saturdays at
l:45 P
From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX (week daysl
800 a. NJ 5 100 p. Il.
Sundays 500. 600, 1000. IL 80 A M 1850.
1880 r N.
From SAN RAFAEL for san FRANCtSCO (week
days-6:i0, 6;45, 7;i5, 9:l5, 1I:05 A N LAS.
$3.50, 100 P. N
(sundaysJ-s :OO $3.50. IL :ooA NJ; I2:OoM: lao.
2:20, 3:55 5:l5, sos, 700 /. NJ Extra trip on
Saturdays at o:26 P. N Fare so cents, round
trip
From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCISCO (wesk
dsys)-7:36 a. n: 5:I4 Pa
tSund&ysl-2:l5, $3.50, 6:O5, 6:4b P. N. Fare so
cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (weeg
days)-6;25. e;S5. $500, s:l0. I1;l0 a. NJ; S:35.
(sundays)-s:o5. lO:lo. 1915. A. III 1:2O. 2:4o,
4:lo, 80. $50 P. NJ Fare. 40 cents round trip.
From sAUsALITo tor SAN FRANCISCO Cweer
dsys)-6;45. 7:l5. s:l5, s:45, 11:+0 A. NJ; 2;23.
(sunday.j = s:45. 1925. 40 A "; 1880. lao.
3:l5. 4:35, 100 $50. $40 P N. Extra trip on
Saturdays at 7;O0 P. N. Fare as ceuts, round
trip.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

a VI
18th and 25th OF each month calling az AzSS
various ports of NJ exico and Central America
Through line sailings-Juiy 20. SIS. San Juan;
August D, SIS City of New York; Au, ust Is, IS San
Bias.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL,
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AL NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazstlan, san Bias Mauzaniilo
Acapulco, Port Angel. Sauna Cruz ronala. = san
Bsnito, Oeos Champertcc, San Jose de Guatemala
Aea1uta. La Libertad, La Union Amapala Coriato
Ear Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
" ay line sAlllng-August Is. at II o'clock noon,
When the regular sailing date falls on sunday
LAl AN ANJ CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-Koy4
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers foe
Shanghai. and At Hong Kong FOR East Iudish
Straits, etc;
Peru new ....,-.Thursday, August 1. at 3 =. e
City OF Rio de Janeiro. Saturday, Aug. n, at 2.
China " Honni iul. Tuesday Sc / 81, at 3 p NJ
Ronnd-trip tickets 10 Yokohama and return as;I
For Freight or Passage apply at the once esrar
First and BraRnan streets
branch Onhce-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
nIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Isse.
~ FRANCISCO for ports Ia Alaska A. K SsS&
July 25 uSuSt =. Z, II, q, Sept and Oct. 6, 2l-
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
July %. 25, August =, Z, II, II, 22 u, Sept ami
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. Ax
Tor Santa Ana. Los Angeles and all way portSeVerY
fourth and nth day. A. N
For san Diego, stopping only at Los Angeie5 SANTA
barbara and San Luis Obspo. every fourth and Attn
Gay ct II A. NJ.
Ticket Ofice-Paiace Hotel 4 New Monrgomsry{
6OODALL PERKINS a. CO, General Agents
II 10 Market ST. San Francisco
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FOR PORTLAND 3 ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM a
Il Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST tS@tfSs
E1EAMsHlP COMPANY will dispatch from SpsIr-
street hsrf, al 10 A. for the above ports D:
their Al iron steamships. Wig:
STATE Of GA IL LIfUHNIA-July 2S, August g. 81
September 2. IA, 20
ber II.
OkEGoN-August I. Is, 25 Sept g. ls 30
Connecting via Portland with the Northern PaeIis
Railroad. oregon Short Line and other dIYergtuS
lines for all points IN Oregon, Washington British
Columbia, Alaska. Idaho Montana Dakota Utah
wyoming. Yellowstone PARK and ali Points Esss and
South aud 10 Europe
trip, cabin. ESQ.
Ticket onnees-I Montgomery st., and Palace 10
tel New Montgomery ST.
6OODALL. PERKINS & CO., supt. Ocean Line.
LII 10 Market St, San Francisco
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SCORPION MINING COMPANY

liz 1897
Amount. cents
Delinquent. August 49, 1892
Sale Day Observation-Disclosures. September IL 1892
GEO, r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
ONCE No. $40 Pine street, Room No. %, San
FRANCISCO. Cal. VIZ td
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-05
RADICALS ALERT.
French Police Narrowly Escape
Being Blown Up.

PARIS, March 4.-The efforts of the
anarchists to create feeling of panic
among all classes of society which have
incurred their displeasure continue.
Since the explosion in the doorway of
the residence of the Princess de Sagan
Monday last, the police have been I'M
firing in their efforts to discover the
perpetrators of that outrage, but they
have been baff1ed and are no wiser now
than they were on the day of
the explosion. AS if to show
their contempt for the police.
the anarchists have Transferred their
activity to the quarters occupied by
them. Four miles north of Paris is the
village of Saint-Quen-sur-Seine, which
has population OF II, 900 people. Con-
siderable CONSERVATION was created in
the gendarmerie there this morning
by the discovery OF two dynamite cart
ridges which had been placed in the
doorway of that building. 1t had been
raining during the early morning hours,
and to this fact may be attributed the
averting of a!disastrous explosion. The
fuses of the cartridges had been ignited,
but the rain eXtinguished them. The
cartridges were powerful enough to
have blown the whole police barracks to
atoms
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-05
THREE BIG MISTAKES
Made by a NOn-Partisan Conven.
ton at Northfield.

Special to the Globe.
NoRTHFIELD, Mimi, March At is
doubtful if city ever found itself IN a
like predicament with that i'll which
Northfield finds itself. The city cleo
ton is set for next Tuesday, but it is
now found that the candidates for of
fees, nominated at citizens non-parti-
san caucus last week, were illegally
made, and that. therefore, even il the
candidates were elected next Tuesday,
they could not legally perform the func-
tons of their offices. The law provides
that nominations must be made by a
political party representing at least
per cent of the voters Of the political
district, or the certificates of nOmna-
ton must be signed and attested by at
least the above number of voters. The
caucus which was held styled itself the
Non-Partisan party, therefore. it was no
political organiZatiOn-making mistake
No. l. Then again, the new Aus
tralian law provides that each certifi-
cate of nomination must be sworn to by
the presiding officers of the convention,
and neither was this done. In the third
place, the law states that sample ballots
must be placed on examination at least
sever days before election, and this also
was neglected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-05
Undertaken Burned to Death.

Two RIVERS, Wis, March 4.-P. Fl.
Willis, an undertaken and dealer in
furniture in this city, met a horrible
death this morning. He went. to his
place of business as usual, and a few
minutes later was seen running down
the street shrieking at the top of his
voice. and enveloped in mass of flames.
He had not gone far when he dropped
dead. A visit to his ware rooms dis
closed a strong smell of burning var
nish. shellac and shavlngs. 1t is thought
the fire was caused by an accident, and
that while Mr.. Willis was endeayoring
to extinguish the flames, his clothing
caught fire, and he was on his way to
the river when he dropped dead.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-05
STANFORD'S BILL
Provisions Of a New Measure to
Create Money.


WASHINGTON, March 1.-The bill in
troduced today by Senator Stanford to
regulate the purchase of silver bullion
and its coinage directs the secretary of
the treasury to purchase from time to
time such silver bullion as may be of
fered at the market price, not exceed
ing 81 for BIZ grains of pure silver,
and to issue in payment therefor legal
tender money Of the United States
without regard to1the material of which
it is composed. A sufficient amount of
such money is to be prepared
by the secretary of the treas
ury. The money issued in accord
ance with the act is to. be a legal
tender in payment of all'debts, public
and private, except where otherwise
stipulated IN contracts, and is to be re-
ceivabie for customs, taxes and all pub
lie debts and is, when SO received at the
treasury. to be reisSued and is to be
counted by national banks as part of
their lawful reserve. Tie secretary of
the treasury is to coin the silver bullion
so purchased into standard silver dol
lars to such an amount as may be nee
eSsary to supply the general want or
convenience of the government The
silver bullion purchased is to be subject
to the requirements of the existing
law and to the regulations of the mint
service. All acts or parts of acts incOn-
sistent or in conflict with the bill are to
be repealed, and the act is to take eff
feet thirty DAYS after its passage.