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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
IN SELFPROTECTION.
Decisive Steps to Put an End to
Dem oraliZation.

CHICAGO, April IS. The lines in the
Western Passenger association have
taken decisive steps to put stop to de-
moraiiZatinn of iateS west Of Chicago by
the manipulation of tickets issued by
Eastern connections. A joint notice was
sent ont today advising connecting
lines that on and after May all tickets
from Buffalo. Pitts burg. Salamanca,
Toronto and points west thereof to Nils
souri, river points. or to St. Paul and
Minneapolis via Chicago. St. Louis and
all other Eastern gateways OF the asso-
citation must be limited to continuous
passage. and not to exceed one day from
date of issue. Tickets sold from points
east OF Buffalo must be limited to two
days from date of sale. Al the same
time the lines between Chicago and st.
Louis have given notice that after April
l6 they will absolutely require proper
tion of not less than 50 on Pittsburg and
Allegheny business from Chicago to st.
Louis, tickets TO be limited TO one day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
P.F. LYoXs. Local Forecast omclal.
DAKOTA POLITICS.

Just now Republican politics, or, per-
haps, any variety, in North Dakota Is
distressingIy quiet 1t is possible that
this may for the moment be due 10 the
Gngrossment Of the active male element
in the disposal Of those seeds that Mai.
EDWARDS flooded the state with OH his
late sOiOurn at Washington. But the
major has returned. and the Republi-
cans have been defeated in the Fargo
election ALEX MCKENZGE has turned
up, and presages nip-and-tuck contest
Tor the parties this year. GOV. BURKE
has happily rccuperated in his visitation
10 The South, and will be in the field for
denomination. lie is too independ-
ent and conscientious an executive
TO not have made enemies. aud
strong effort will be made to lay him
out in convention, but it will not sue
ceed. The HANsBR0TGH element will
De allowed to have Its way in placing
the state at the service Of HARRISON in
convention. The farmers have been
reading the history brought out in the
wheat Investigation, and will quite
alIiBC W III biiC itiihOiib9 ACDOib hip
conclusion that their late citizen and
sterling Republican, FRANK II. IRONS,
has done a great service for a class OF
people of whom they are not n part.
Their interests are involved in the sys.
TEN as deeply as those OF the farmers
in this state. II may occur to them that
political change in their direction will
be desirable. The prohibitionists are
watching for evidences of disloyalty 10
their panacea. The Republican fac
tions, headed by HANsBRoUGH and
JOHNSON, have knives in their sleeves,
with good edges. On the whole, while
there Is surface lull just now, the poll
Ties Of North Dakota is not likely TO
break its record for pungency and Vi
vo,itU Xyhpp thp purtaiu tiGpQ
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OUR 80 w" IN THE EAST.
Southern Alliance Strength I'm
pressed Him.

NEW YORK, April l3. - Gov. Mer-
riam, OF Minnesota, was at the Fifth
Avenue hotel yesterday. He had just
ome from Washington, and other
points further south. He had been for
two or three weeks in Georgia, he said,
a nd had been impressed with the APP
parent strength of the Farmers Ali
aH &c in such of the Southern states as
he had visited. They were organized
IL! great numbers, and. according to sur
face indications, would be potent
factor in The Gaming political campaign.
I'm the Northwest the Republicans
are apparently pretty solidly for Harri-
SON." the governor said. There does
net seem 10 be any other candidate 0f
prominence in sight, now that Blaine is
out of the field. The Democrats or Min
nesota ard the entire Northwest. as
nearly as | Can size up the situation, are
Tor Cleveland. The Minnesota delegates
al large to the Chicago convention are
not only instructed for him. but he is
their personal choice, [ think. + he
Democrats OF the state would not stand
il n they supported any other man.
rs Donheity III the field for tire nom
inati0n by the Farmers Alliance?" the
governor WAS asked
II i.ere Is sLlEe talk i'll tiIat direction.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
LEAN ro HARRISON.
AIger Has No Cinch on Wolverine
Delegates.

ALBION. Mich. April l3.-The Third
district Republican convention today
elected as delegates 90 the MiuueaDoli,
convention Senator Charles Austin. OF
Calhoun, and Charles 1ruesdell, OF
Branch; alternates. G. NJ. Barr. OF Hills
dale, and r.. ). R0oSe or Kalamazoo.
The delegates are willing 20 give com
pIimentary vote 10 Aiger IL the delega-
ton from the whole state so desire, but
they Will not stay in for him iu oppust
ton 10 Harrison.
LANSING. Mich, Arrtl 49, The Re
plbliCan Sixth district convention today
elected as delegates % the Mluueapoli,
convention MARSHALL f. Rumsey Leslie
5. :. Matthews, Pontiac; alteruates, f..
G.. Mcpherson. Howell. James H. llCsey.
Village OF Wayne. The delegates We're
uuinstrueted, but the sentiment Is iu
favor of the nomination of Harrison.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
PENNSYLVANIA,

The voice of Pennsylvania Democ
racy has spoken through its state Co
vention, and the votes of siXty.four dele
gates to Chicago are virtually pledged
to Cleveland. The resolutions adopted
indicate an overwhelming sentiment"
in favor of the denomination of the ex-
president.
SO far six states have held Demo
cratic conventions. Not all of them
have positively instructed for certain
candidates. but the record, judged by the
tone of their platforms and temper of
their deliberations, would seem to indi-
cate the following presidential prefer
aucP.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

litigation over them went on. All the
parties 10 the case became bankrupt.
The costs exceeded 1000. Most Of the
leading lawyers OF Eastern Iowa were
at times connected with the case, Gov.
BOIEs one Of the latest Of them. Iowa
papers say the case is TO come up again
to determine the disposition Of the costs.
1t affords rather All exaggerated Illus
tration of the results Of going 10 law
over trivial matters.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
RESULTS IN JERSEY.
Democratic Sweep at Trenton
Republican Victories.

TRENTON, y. J. April 49, The Dem
ocTats made a clean sweep here yester-
day. capt uriug the board OF aldermen
and the board OF frreh0lders, which
gives them control for long period ot
all the county and city offices. The
vote iSyiewcd by the Democrats as Q
popular Endorsement OF The legislation
passed during the winter, creating o
department OF public works Ia the city
aId otherwise changing Tie form OF tht
local government
JERSEY CITY. y. j.. April IA
noon today returns from all the election
pre- ciucis OF the city, with the eNcep
tion OF siN, give the following vote tuf
mayor; NaHZcr liep.L l4.Gtl Nc
DermoIt DEM, 1852. NauZcrs ma.
Jority, 3,S27. The missing returns mas
change these figures slightly, butcau DO
now way alter the result.
PRINCETON. y. J.. Auril l3.-'Thc Re
publicans today elected majority Ui
the cOuneilmen and ireehOldels.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
The Cohoes Election.

Troy. n. y, April 13.-1he Cohoes
Republicans elect Henry a. Strong,
mayor. and William S. Leroy. police
commissioner, and carry two of the five
wards. with il tie on alderman in an
other. The ballut boxes OF the Fourth
ward are sill held back. but the Re-
publican candidate for mayor has Dlu-
rality OF 300, not counting this ward.
II the ward should be thrown ont. the
Republicans still elect their city ticket.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
COOPER DIDN'T BITE.
{ o nmissio1er Kaum's Methods
q Not Creditable.

c o nmiss;o1er Raum's Methods
q Not Creditable.
WASHINGTON, April IS. Before the
Raum investigating committee today
4. L. Guchley test fl ID that he wai as
sociatcd with Commissioner Raum in the
american Gypsum Mining company.
/ capitalized at S2.0O0,oO0, w. ". Flen-
iiiig. Gen. W. W. Dudley and others oe-
Ing stockholders. Mr. Raum told him
he had hypoihecated 100000 of the
stock to George f.. Lemon as security
for Il lJqm of s25.0gD. James Morgan.
of Bloomington. Ind, who was
the Indian pen III attorney in
tredueed to Jersey by Rep
rrsentatiye Cooper. tcok the stand and
. q very important admission was Oh
taiHed by Mr.. Eninp. the witnt SIS ac-
knowIedgtng that he had written the
letter enclosing SD 10 Mr.. { 'orer at The
suggestion of special Examiner Green
wall uf the pension office. whom
Commissioner ka#ni had sent
out 10 invr> tie EiI;-
TER. ti-c.nw n pTaet;ci iily
framed Tia. lei - q ~ h.msc ( 1t
/ Il. aians't Ill let Il. !.iS ~
oi i,y drI. IL g., Ia A... C.ntie'.
..istc...i u. 10 H..rs,, Ii Urlt. t.iit ldc
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ronAY,s WEATHEK.

WAsHsGrox. April l5.-For Wisconsin:
Ehowers: east gales For Minnesota SHOW
err. followed ~ north portion by far far
Friday; winds becoming north. For North
Dakota ana South DaROta Warmer By
Thursday night; variable winds. becoming
southeast For Iowa: Thunder storms
Thursdny afternoon; high winds, becoming
northwest For Montana: Fair; slightly
warmer, south winds.
GENERAL OESEnE AfIoNf
I'NTED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGHcULT-
rEg WEATHER BUREAU. WAsHSGTOS. April
l3, Gas p. IL. Local Time, s .. IN. 18th Nerd
Ian Time Observations taken at the same
moment Of time ~ all stations.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
THE JONES CAI,E CASE

All adult readers remember the Jones
county calf ease that was in the courts
in Iowa twenty years, and finally deter
mined in its last phase the past year.
1t entered into the socia! life, religion
and politics of the county, and had it
been in little warmer latitude would
have resulted in vendetta. Two or
three cheap calves involved became bo-
vine malrons and passed away, but the
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
DELEGATES
Tolnl

The financial plank OF the Pennsyl-
vania platform declares for honest
money, the gold and silver OF the con-
stitution. 1t Is impossible to miscon-
struc such declaration. There is Il
significance in the words "honest
money" which cannot be aSsailed by all
the sophistry of the combined talent of
Republican leaders in congress. 1t
Democratic party is joined to the idol of
free silver coinage, and with one stroke
of the pen removes the issue of free sill
yer from the campaign
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
A Worthy Pro.iect.

CHICAGO, April Is. = Mrs. Potter
Palmer and nine other well-known
women. at a meeting today, decided TO
organize under the name of the Chicago
W0man's Dorni;ory association. for the
purpose Of erecting building for tile
accommodation of women visiting Chi
cago during the fair. particularly those
of limited means The aim is tu nave
a structure that will comfortably lodge
5000 women at cost of - to ~ ceats Il
day eacn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
For Palmer and Flower.

To the Editor of the Globe
CLEAL LAKE. Wis.,, April 1S.-The
palmer aud Flower" boom is working
like wild fire i'll the Badger state. The
Democrats all want man that will in
sure success in November, and no other
need apply. We go in to win this time,
and by having such STANDARD bearers as
Palmer and Flower we can carry the
old Democratic flag triumphant all
along the lines. Now let the boys or
ganiZe clubs and utilize every mo-
mentS time from HOW until the eler-
tion returns report our success. Yours
truly, j. l.. WARREN.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

THE Omaha Bee Is troubled over the
financial resolutions adopted by the
Democrats in this state. 1t was not
really expected by those who are re-
sponsible for the resolutions that they
would meet the approval of the polit-
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
Heidtothe Grand Jury.

CHICAGO. April 1S.-Commissiouer of
Buildings Louis O'Neiii. Bu lGing In.
speetorS W. II. Genung aad Julius a.
/. .'IZ. Architect z. J. Mills and Owner
y. r l.'Ii - iiayc be-n held To the
.,rl.n! iHrg by t1e rnronrr's Jury inyes-
u, 'iii: h Pare. STREET disaster 10y
"a.rie : = iiv-, were LIST by thc col
..s,,. o. :, Ill l!us
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
ReIucing INSPECTORS

ALBANY. April l3 The assembly to-
day passed the bill reducing the mum
ber OF inspectors OF election in each
election district Of New York from fout
to three The bill was mndc Il special
order IN the senate for tomorrow. lt
this bill becomes n law there Will be
two Democrats aud one Republican i'm
spector in every district Ia New IOiE
city, instead OF two Democrats and two
Republicans rs now.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

CHICAGO is to have the largest audi
torium ever built in this country for
the Democratic national convention.
1t is to be the biggest convention any
party has held. and team will be
put on the track that will come under
the wire splendidly in November.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
There Is also talk in the Westoi Weaysr,
of Iowa"
VERMONT DELEGATES.
Republican Doctrine and EC1
Harrison IndOrscd.

Harrison IndOrscd.
MONTPELWR. VI. April IS. The Re-
publican state convention today selected
Hon. Henry Powers, OF Msrrisy,ilc. %
head the delegation 10 Minneapolis.
The other delegates at large selected
are l.. ID. Hazsn. OF ST. Johnsbury. Col.
George ChildS, of -. Alb ans, and Col
Fred +. Smith. Of Montp elier. Alter
mates. ~ ~ Fletcher. III MiddlebUTy
Nathan HObsOu. of Bright on; jefferson
X. Julsou, Of AThngt on. and o. Il
Boyee. Of Barre. The following plat
form was adopted
Resolved. That We recOrnike in The we'll
known principles that have guided The Re-
publican party in It's iiiustrip0, carner q sate
rule Of action Tor the government OF iis fut-
ure policy
That tus Republicans cf Nermqat regard
protection fOr American industries 1n hon
est dpllay and au honest ballot tue leldiu 6
considerations. deserving continued and
earnest national lutorscmcut.
That We ludorsC she admin .St-ntiou ~
President Harrison as pure and psog g,sssivr.
aud IN the treatment OF foreign questions
broadly and cOura leously American.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

A MAN in Cleveland this week. in
putting up an awning in front of a
store, touched an electric light wire
and was instantly killed. Yet so me
haggle about using the wire Oh people
that need killing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
Too Many Niusses.

st Louis Globe Democrat
For peaceable country the United
States has been getting into a good
many ''masses" in the past three or
four wears
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

matter might be fastened on Mr. Cooper
and ne be sntrapped. 1t was de.oy
letter. the witness admitted. but ii
failed because Air. Cooper had returned
the money in letter stating that Her
sey could take no money Tor work done
fnf him u 'l1tt..Il
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

Rev. John Conway is the responsible
editor OF the Literary Northwest. He Is one
Of the brightest writer's. as well as one Of me
best-read men in the Northwest, and is wei.
itted tor the work. II there is room for sach
magazine. or a demand for II, Mr. CONWAY
Is the man to find It out.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

Now THAT the base ball season has
begun. RUsK is trying to turn the
weather upside down. 1t is well that
he has no presidential boomiet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

t.
The Mississippi street cars are now run. ia
connection with tine wabasha and West ST.
Paul line. The service Is not so good AS the
Old one. when the cars ran in clnnection
with the West Seventh street system, and
large-sized nowi may be expec.ed from the
citizens If no remedy IS quickly forthcoming
Between the election in Iges aud Col. Kiefer
the Republicans OF 81 Paul may be said 70 be
having lively time just nov
This is Holy week From rAe Tx OF the
sensational item there Is every IailcttiO IA
that the citizens have thrown off their world
~ ways for the time being THESE are dark
days for the enterprising reporter.
II Is confidently expected among the Cath
olic clergy OF ST. Paul and especially among
the most intimate workers OF A rchbishoD
Ireland that the rev eIend preate is certain
70 return from Rome with the red hat"
O.
The Lord be praised for small meTcies.
The last report has been made on the whea,
investigation. Ring down the curtain.
The members Of the ST. Paul Press club are
shortly 10 be again in the throes of anoth eI
eontes. for the presidency of the club. Pres
ident Hall has resigned, consequent upon his
removal 10 New York. Col Cnantier OF the
Dispatch. ran good second for the Dresi-
dency at the annual election in January last
He was only defeated oy TWO votes.
Ex-Depnty sander says he is not eandi-
date for the Republican nomination for state
treasurer. His position is this: Ii the nomi-
nation is offered bin be will take il. There
is, however, nothing in tine office for MIN II
t is ce stry to take off his coat and fight
FOR the nomination. Mr.. Sanders is AN old
politician.
George H. Muller. who some months az q
was identified win the state newspape r, and
became responsible for the publication oi
the -'hoId.your wheat circulars, is now on d
Chicago daily newspaper.
Doc" Fish is to get all the notoriety he
has 50 long hungered for. He is going to
follow his friend Donnelly into the courts,
having entered $4,000 libel suit against the
Chicago Inter Ocean.
No, gentle reader. Attorney W. W. Erwin
does not carry the state in his pants pockets.
Mr. Erwin is an earnest ana able man, bu!
no one individual can control the CHANGER
vote when we have that distinguished son OF
the soil, Hon. Ignatius Donnely. Mr.. Erwin
may SOW the seed. but the Sage has pecul-
lar knaek OF manipulating the votes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

The proposition OF the Junior Pioneer as
sociation TO erect monument to the old set
tiers is deserving OF hearty support IL Is
passing strange that monument has not
been erected before this 10 tue men whose
foresight and indomitable will did 50 much
for the upbnilding OF the city. There should
be nc lack Of funds 20 erect a suitable monu-
ment, and the present is very fitting oppor
tuuity to undertake the work
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

BUFFALO proposes to build boule-
ward to Niagara Falls, twenty miles.
Any city now without d boulevard is
fallinL behind.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
SIDE TIPS.

A few street. sprinKlers at work y,ssrrtiay
in the business portion Of the city would
have been highly appreciated by long suf-
feTing public week ago the streets we're
ankie-deep in mud: yesterday they were
many inches tiIich with dlst aud other ref
use.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

AfleF very che9nesed career The state
newspaper has ceased to exist The affairs
Of the paper are To b. ventilated in the
courts
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
Eastern Advertising 0ifiCe-Room 70
Tribune Building, New York.

Complete files Of the GLOBEsiways kept on
hand for reference. Patrons and friends are
cordially iuyitGd iOYitit and ay5il themselves
Of The facilities of our Eastern once WINE
81. N1.rlL Al.rl
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
tcf,Cd Adde'S al letters and teIegrams 10
TIE GLOBE. 81 Paul, MInn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
Perhaps Not.

Remember when expenses moank
And styles m9re striking grow,
Iou cannot run bark account
With the checks your trousers shc
Washington II
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
How to reform Juries.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
The luries that don't agree ought 20
be paid OH the same plan.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

TnI-WEEKLY- Daily Monday, Wednesday
and friday
! " I'm adyancc 81 90 mos. IN ady..SZ W
3 months in advance 81 90
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

ATADhT ALO%E.
7 ,.r In advance 81 90 3 mos. IN adv. .50c
Il m lu advance. 90 | m. in adYance.2Oc
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14
I,e-..icr.

New Yor.; Herald
Carlutkeis-WiIai's GesEi.s rcserl9
Waite-Iionie, usually.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

WEEKLY IT. PAUL GLOBE
One wear ST. six mo-, 6Jc Three mo-. 3"c
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-14

DAILY AsD srSDAY.
] " ~ advance $40 90 . mos in ady..SS ~ ~
4 IN I'm ADVANCE , % ) weeksi adv. oO
One month ....rJc.
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Huiasa .Sata.;,,.

what is /, holds the eager c-a-7-..
And Sse4s. ~ SIS eae.i IA
\ iaam>ter there j. j: - a Or
20 aump io.d OF coat
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22
UTAH WORLDS FAIR NOTES.
An Official Organ-Juab Uounty's Resources
Novel Exhibitions

An Official 0rean-Juab Countys Resources
Novel Exhibitions
Arrangements were completed yesterday
FOR the publication of the Utah Worlds Fair
A6rocate. the official organ of the Utah
Worlds Fair commission. The first num-
Der viii makes its appearance about
June l.
Juab county has reported to the Worlds
Fair commission on the products and re-
sources of the county. This county will
make good showing at the Worlds fair
A constitution has been prepared for the
government of county Worlds fair asso-
Citations. The work of organizing the
counties will be commenced soon after
June !.
A gentleman. recently from Chicago
says. that the site assigned TO Utah for
building purposes, is, without doubt, the
best location assigned to any of the states
or territories.
A novel exhibition has been suggested
for the agricultural department, which
consists in representation OF the unique
village farm system, methods of irrigation,
eth, and other matters pertaining to the
agricultural life of the people of Utah
Quite a collection of rare books and
manuscripts will constitute portion of
Utsh's exhibit at the Worlds fair. A
large number of these old relics can be
gathered up among the people of the terri
tory. Many of them extremely valuable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-22

is simply delightful, no earthquakes, no
sunstrokes, with the temperature seldom
falling to zero or rising above 80 degrees.
Our beautiful inland "Dead sea" furnishes
one of the finest bathing resorts in the
world, thousands daily visit and bathe in
its clear saline waters during the months of
June, July, August and September. Our
electric cars carry passengers through
streets 1872 feet wide to their urban aud
suburban homes. The great width of our
streets are admirably adapted for rapid
transit. We have no real estate boom, but
steady and healthy appreciation ofvalues,
and this is the safest place in America to-
day for real estate investors the value
Of realty is yearly advanced by the actual
growth of the city. Between two and
three hundred buildings are now in course
of erection, some of them quite imposing
structures as shown by the official permits
granted recently. This does not include
the many suburban homes just outside OF
the city limits where no permits are
needed, and where at the present time
there is a great deal of activity. We have
many miles of sidewalks paved with Port
land cement, and our principal thorough
fares are either paved or the work is pro-
jected. No city can boast Of finer water
works, and our sewer system is of the
best modern and approved kind. Trusting
our effort to give you an idea of some OF
the advantages of our city will prove salts
factory to you, l am, yours truly,
rs. w. SEARS, Secretary"