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was Of the opinion that his distinguished
colleage from the Hawkeye state would be
the most available man upon which TO con-
solidate all differences Of opinion. Editor
Thompson thinks the indications point TO
the nomination of a third man, a result
which he anticipates with apparent pleasure.
"Both sides" he said, "are willing from
what hear to accept compromise candi-
date, offers having been made as reported
TO meet looking 10 the selection Of one"
For Third Candidate.
Another editor, Frank Hatton, Of the
Washington Post, who was postmaster gen.
eral in Mr.. Arthur's cabinet, and who is
equally we'll known for his opposition to
President Harrison and Mr.. Blaine, is the
engineer of another dark horse movement
Mr.. Hatton seems TO be willing TO take any
body which will tend 20 knock ont both the
principal candidates. He came here talk
ing for Sherman, but has transferred his
affection to Minister Lincoln, of Illinois.
Whatever Mr.. Lincoln has attempted he
has done welln he said "He is clean
man, an able man, and every Republican in
the country would vote for him"
Murat Halstead says: "Since Sunday the
Blaine men have had n little the advantage,
and believe are in better shape than their
opponents. But the situation demands the
nomination ofa third candidate. The lead
ers are receiving letters and teleerams in
great numbers, representing that the best
interests Of the party demand new man.
An Iowa delegate was asked II there was
any support for the Allison boom in his
delegation. He said he knew Of no such
boom he was as near to Senator Allison as
any one outside the state.
Ex-senator Spooner, Of Wisconsin, said il
would never do to take candidate from a
prohibition state, unless the party was able
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TO STAND BY THE PRESIDENT.
Depew Rnd Twenty-eight New Workers
Have Pledged Themselves.

Depew and Twenty-eight New Workers
Have Pledged Themselves.
MINNEAPOLIS, june twenty nine New
York delegates met at the rooms of Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew and pledged themselves 20
vote for President Harrison's denomination
against all candidates. Chauncey NJ. De-
pew presided, and made vigorous address
in favor Of Harrison, as also did Senator
Hiscock and others. A number of tele-
grams, twenty or more, were read to the
gathering, urging the delegates TO vote for
and support General Harrison ON the ground
that his nomination would be for the best
interests of the party. Committees were
appointed TO visit other state delegations
and present the reasons why twenty-nine
delegates from New York urge the renomi-
nation of President Harrison.
The delegates present We're Frank His
cock, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Robert A.
Sharkey Charles A. Moore, Theodore Il.
Willis r. Ross Appleton, Joseph Benjamin,
Charles T. Hepp, John d. Lawson, Horace
Porter, Jacob NJ. Patterson, S.V. r. Cruger,
William Henkel Elliot F. Shepard, William
II Robertson, g. A. Becker, George II.
Sharp, J. A. Quackenbush, Jonn A. Sleicheri
Thomas Austin, Edward Q. OBrien, I'd
mond S. Goodale, James 5. sherman, "
Lansing Waters, William b. Cogswen, Ru
fus T. Peck, John L. Williams, Henry II
Parsons and Willis H. Howes Besides those
present at the meeting it was said that two
more delegates would vote for the president
and that eight would not vote for Mr.
Blaine.
Senator Platt ridicules the claims o
Depew and his associates He says tina
Goodale and Waters are inclined 10 be for
third candidate, while Moore, who Is SCI
down with them, is making speeches to
Blaine. General Hustled, who is put dowl
as being with the Harrison elements, wa
l not present. Mr.. Platt adds; "They vii
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land, +. W. Thayer; South Carolina, J. II. Os
tendorff; South Dakota, J. NJ. Groome; Ten
ncasee J. r. Little; Texas, Henry Terrell;
Utah A. J. Salisbury; Vermont. p. S. Smith
Virginia, NJ + Hambhn; West Virginia, g. b
Hart; Wisconsin, A. T.. Smith, Washington
William kechman.
The committees which will notify the
uominees are made up as follows:
To Notify the Nominee for President nli-
nois, j. H. Gilbert; Iowa. q. " Mullan; Maine.
T. b. Mallett; Maryland. Alexander Shaw;
Michigan. ID II. Ferry; Nebraska. c. II Gerry
New Hampshire g. r 0ruft; New York Il. r.
shepard North Dakota, J. r. Robinson; Ore
gon. o. NJ. Donaldson Rhode Island. s. p Colt;
Vermont, II. ~ Powers Wisconsin, G.. ".
Bladistock
To Notify the Nominee for Vice President
Illinois, l. T.. Elwood; Iowa, j l.. Carney;
Marie r. b. Alailott; Maryland, j. r. Euaor:
Nebraska, W r. Bahcock; New Hampshire C.
l. Cruft North Dakota j. r. Rohinson Ore
gon, c. NJ Donaldson; Rhode Island, g. A.
stearns Vermont G. w. Paige Wisconsin,
T. b. Reid
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Arrested by TiIden's Nephew.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June s.-Mrs. Vesetine
Quick and Mrs. James Eaton, Of this city,
were arrested and taken 20 Chatham,
charged with extcrting money from George
Tilden, nephew Of the late Samuel j. Til
den. It is asserted that seven years ago
Mr.. Tilden, then single, was intimate with
Mrs. Eaton, who was also unmarried, and
since then he has paid the woman various
sums of money in order not TO affect his in
terests in the Tilden viii contest by any
scandalous stories that might arise.
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no nlaIne nIen peslre Delay?

NEW York, June s-The Suns Minneap-
5lis special says: president Harrison's
forces have become the target FOR a COM
Dined attack Now it is Harrison against
Blaine, Alger and Mckinley. The Blaine
men are encouraging the gradual uprising
IF new candidates in the hope Of obtaining
votes from the Harrison column. It is evil
lent that they are less eager for ballot
han are the Harrison men. They are play
ng a waiting game with the belief that the
magnetic name Of Blaine will finally cause
A astampeden %
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THE CONVENTION
Second Days Session Of Repub-
licans at Minneapolis.
ALLISON AS A DARK HORSE
Enthusiastic Calls for Reed, Mckinley
and Ingalls,.

The Ex-spealser Compelled to Mount the
Platform and Make an Address-Tem-
porary Chairman Fassett Links Together
the Names Of Harrison and Blaine-AIu-
rat Halstead and Frank Haiton Both
Desire to Have Dark Horse Candidate
Get the Presidential Nomination-Ex-
Secretary Blaine's Departure from the
CapItal-what the Friends Of the Presi.
dent and DIR. blaine Are Claiming at
the Convention City.
MINNEAPOLIS, June s-The national Re.
publican convention which adjourned Tues
day afternoon after effecting its temporary
organization and without nominating can
didates for president and vice president
was called TO order shortly after Il o'clock
by Temporary Chairman F,bsett, and the
final struggle for the presidential nomina
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A Dark Horse Against Cleveland.

NEW York, June s.-The Herald says;
'Local leaders of the May convention move
ment express the opinion that the action OF
the early convention delegates at the Hof-
man House conference indicates their in
tention to force the nomination of a dark
horse in place Of Mr.. Cleveland Mr. Flower
is mentioned as the dark horse candidate.
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The pre.ldent unrnined.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The president is
not allowing the contest at Minneapolis 20
interfere in the least with his peace Of
mind. This is shown by the fact that he
found time Tuesday TO write an autograph
letter to an Indiana farmer, congratulating
him on the possession of Jersey COW which
has beaten the record in the butter produc-
ing capacity.
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tion Is IN progress.
The latest dark
horse to develop
consid g ra bl e
strength isSenatoi
Allison, Of Iowa,
who is doomed by
Senator Higgins,
Of Delaware, and
Editor G eorg e
Thompson, Of the
.St. Paul Dispatch,
one Of the Mime
$ o { n delegates.
Senator Higgins,
for several weeks
b efore leaving
Washington for
Il. 4 n.u..n..Ain..
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IoHN MARLIN.

Dealer Ia Fresh shrimp and Fish Bait
No. 1903 French street, Wilmington Del.
All Orders Promptly Attended TO- Orders
hy Mail Willi Receive Prompt Attention ana
Packed for shipping
IcnVe Your Orders az W. II. Hartloye'si
Third and French streets.
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not snow over twenty-iour votes at the out
side for their candidate, while the Blaine
elements of this delegation remains the
same rs before, namely, forty-eight votes
absolutely certain for Blaine.n
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Alarmed About General Husted.

MINNEAPoIIs, June S.-General Hustled,
If New York, is reported 70 be no better.
His condition continues serious and Is at
Iacting much attention. Mrs. General
Hustled and her son have arrived.
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A LADY ADVISES LADIES.
a Few Secrets From Ter own ENpcri-
cncc which Can he Probably Adopted
Nv nlhnr.

know Il charming lady who knows more
beautiful and attractive women than any
other lady I'M this city. In conversation re-
Gently She said "l often feel very sorry
when ! see 20 many beautiful women 10 deli-
cate. and suffering go much, and / have oflen
asked myself what the reason isf / tlunk
ladies do not exercise the proper care. They
DO not eat nuuriahlnE food, they are careless
or their feet their nccks, their chests. Ina this
way they open the door for diseases ana those
thousands OF trouhlOs which SO often niiiict
Wumanlkind. but worse than an they allow
their life and strength 60 run down tu "a low
chh. How many women we see constantly Ia
this condition. They need help. they need
something to depend upon. something that
viii assist thom, SOME friend in need. /
know this. largely. from my own experience
FOR Was once Ia the Same condition
myself. ! thought the matter over carefully .
and decided what would do knew needed
a gentle. constant etlmuhut, something that
would assist iny vital forces, keep my blood
throbhiug and hot as tonic. decided TO rs
Duify' Pure Malt Whlskcy and its effect hHa
been simply wonderiul | do not know what
ains.sickness or weakness are ana nm sttis-
lied ladies generally could DE IN The same
happy condition 10y a proper 'use OF the same
meap4.N
This lady's remarks are entitled to the great
est consideration. Tor they are an indication oi
what hundreds Of ladies have found 90 be a
necessity, ID should be borne in mind. however
that 70 Is only pure whiskey which should eyei
Dee used. and that Duiiy'H Pure Malt D. the only
one which reuViNUe the endorsement OF sCicn.
| fists and the rccummeudutiOns-ui physicians
DO mot allow any druggist on grocer 10 Undue,
you 60 take amy other
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nor SALE.
A DMINlsrRAToR'6s, 6,s SALE
REAL ESTATE.


Estate Of BERNARD MURpHEY, deceased.
On Thursday. the 10Th day of June, al 10
o'clock A. M. at the Market street Hotel, kept
by John Becker, In the city Of Now Castle,
john B. Meaney. administrators, d, b. H., e.. T.
A.. Of Bernard Nurphey, late of New Castle,
county of New Castle aud State of Delaware,
deceased, will expose to sale at public vendue
the real estate. late of said Bernard Murphcy,
deceased. This property consist, Of folty-two
parcels of real estate, an situated ina
The city of New Castle for particu-
lars, location and description of which,
see plots ON posted bill Among
these properties is the two and half story
brick dwelling house.on Market street, between
Harmony and Chestnut streets, a licensed
tavern, known as the Market Street Hotclt The
two two and a half story brick dwelling
houses. and the two frame dwelling houses
ON the Easterly side of Market street, and the
two three story brick dwelling houses on the
Westerly side side Of Market street, all be-
tween Harmony and Chestnut streets and the
frame dwelling house on Union street between
Harmony and Delaware streets. also q Nalu-
able Delaware river front and wharf lot, be-
tween Chestnut and Harmony streets and
many eligible building lots fronting on
Union Orange, Market Chestnut, Plumb ana
Front streets.
Attendance viii be given and terms Of sale
made known by John b. Meancy admins
traitor a. b. H.. G.. {. a. Of Bernard Murphey,
deceased. OF by II. II. Ward bis attorney
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..rheer Inv

A trial will satisfy you that half the time,
labor and materials used In cleaning anything
can be saved by using Fragrant "lri-Phosa,
the new discovery. Grocers and druggists
sell IL.
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ID r. ROBINsoN q CO..

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
THE EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Regarding Summer Goods

We have been not unmindful Of our
patrons requirements during the heated
months Of summer, and are fully prepared
with choice and comprehensive stocks Of
the lightest and coolest DRESS TEN
TURES in Silk, Wool and Cotton at most
moderate prices
Throughout the house, in every line of
goods, Summer Comfort is the main
thought
SAMPLES Of whatever is desired will
promptly be sent to any address.
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REAL ESTATE.

YARNS FOR EXCHANGE FOR SMALL
IT houses or on easy terms. Money tn loan
nt per cent. Please call hutwcen 3 and p'
M, Or address !. l.. OCHELrREE.
Rnnms and ENnhanno Hulldinr
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nANISINa An FINANcIAI.

Open daily from O'Clock "a. m. until D. ni.,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from ! to
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HECKIEII,

II. Heckler has taken the Hotel Normandic,
corner uf Atlantic ana Pennsylvania ave
nucs and fitted it up loo ilrst-Clnss style. Open
Mas 2, and known as Hotel llecklcr.
II. HfCkLFR.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
r.nn.AI.nnln I.nlnnad.

- ~f'f ~" 49, -
penns, ivania Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia. Market street wharf.
Express 50A NJ, 2iD. o0end op M;,week
and 20 y NJ. sundays, Express, ScO. s a,
9l5 a N. Accommodation, 5 ~ A NJ, fOd = NJ.
Philadelphia 4 Reading n. n.
Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharyes week days. Express, 90, 900 A NJ,
20l, gQ = NJ. Accommodation. suO NJ, 90.
0N 4 NJ. sundays, Express, %, . uu and 10 o.
A N. Accommodation, 90 A M, 43OpN
T'HE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
The Largest Hotel Open an the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
HOTEL HECKLER.
n. Heckler has taken the Hotel Normandlc,
corner uf Atlantic ana penusy lVunia ave
nucs and fitted it up loo lrst-ulnss style. Open
May 2, and known as Hotel llecklcr
II. hECkLER
l FEDS COTTAGE
NO.4 ARKANSAS AVENUE. below At.
lantic' opposite Reading depot. Open May 30.
flrtt-clnds accommodations.
MRS. A. NJ. LEEDS.
MADISON HOUSE,
No. e0i5 PACIFIC AVENUE, below Michigan.
New house. Rates 81 20 81 per week. Board
SAMUEL LAW. Proprietor.
VHE SHIRLEY.
KENTUCKY AVENUE. near the ocean.
Entirely new house, newly furnished; electric
bells. Telephone No. 2fi.
same management as last year
rI'HE WESTMINSTER.
KENTUCKY near Pacific Avenue, Atlantic
city, n. j. Open all the yenr entirely neW
puiialns' an modern imprSS,N1s3wgein's5 rS,N1s3wg "a 5ocur
HOTEL ALLEN,
Corner Of PACIFIC ana ARKANSAS AVE
Nlhe, near the beach; accommodations
w. s. ALLEN. Proprietor.
HOTEL EDISON.
MICHIGAN and PACIFIC AVENUES.
pleasantly situated; open gratas sanitary ar.
MRS. JOHN tt. COOKE,
Formerly OF the 'Melos."
HOTEL IMPERIAL,
On the Beach; MARYLAND AVE. capacity
I .OQ; homo comforts, With hotel conycnlcnccs
/ appointments and table ilrst-Claas; g. 10 s.
g. w. KRNDRIcK.
THE RADSoR
No. li2 SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE
Centrally located, within three minutes wail
of ocean, hot sea baths. depot and post office
MRS. H. W. SHARPLEss.
THE ELDBEDGE,
No Is SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE sS {,
/ fl2 per week; $50 60 sauO por day. Everl
/ facility for guests. House enlarged. having
/ large airy rooms.
MRS. II. J. ELDREnGE. Proprietor.
/ rINHE HOTEL sTICKNEY.
100 feet from Ocean. on KENTUCKY AVE
| steam eoat. sun pariors, - 20 $40 day ~ q
| tl2 pee week. l.. Y. SlICkNEN.
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| EEDs' COTTAGE,

No. 4 ARKANSAS AVENUE. below At
lantic, opposite Reading depot. Open May 20.
tlrst-clns5 accommodations
MRS. A. NJ. LEEDS.
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T'HE MANSION.

ATLANTIC CITY, Nj
The Largest Hotel. Open an the year.
CHARLES McGLADE
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-rnE MLsTAIINIsrER.

KENTUCKY near Pacific Avenue Atlantic
City, n. j. Open all the years entirely neN
building; all modern Improvements.
AiliS. NJ. ROCHE.
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INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits of
money for one or moro calender months at
the rate of per cent. per annum.
Money loaned ON Mortgages on Real Estate.
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GEORGE W. RUSH. President.
G. WESLEY WELDIN. President.
n. n. TAYLOR. Secretary and Treasurer.
JOSEPH Nj. MArHER. Auditor.
MAY isf lS2
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i't"'ilh'" - AN'o"A"k ~ -
Leave Chestnut street and South street
wharyes, week days Express, 90, 900 A NJ,
2u', 90 NJ. Accommodation, SuO a NJ, . Ol,
0m 4 NJ. sundays Express, ) %, . 90 and 10 Oh
NJ Accommodation, 90 A NJ, 80 Y NJ.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16

sjelf och andra. Lycklig den som kan
.yara glad ordets renaste bsmarkelse! !!
Ma vi komma ihag, att hvad vi rosa
som lekar och oskyldiga n6jen kunna
sara adla hjertan och betydligt till6ka
var egen syndaskuld. Det ar val fraga
ON, ON nagon har genom lekande van
lig bemarkelse, ingatt himmelen?
Reformationsdagen hade vi hair tven-
ne trefliga tester, Ell pa eftermiddagen
och en- pa qvallen. Pa eftermiddagen
hollis, jemte sang och .nusik, kapellet
ett masterligt tai utaf prof. N. Forsan-
der Diver CLAUS Petri. Professorn
framh0ll pa ett valtaligt, fosterlandskt
och hjertevarmt satt CLAUS f0rtjenster.
En- hvar nirvarande kande sig bade
r0rd och tjust. Da' va akta svenskt
da'. Pa qvallen hollis en- lyckad kon-
sert. q
F0reningarna m0ta reguliart hvarje
fredag och bjuda pa larorika program.
Prof. Enander, som en- It'd varit bor-
ia, atervantas med snaraste.
Rektor Olson bes0kte fredags past.
Dalberg, hvilken da f0rde stoftet af sin
maka till grafven, for att deltaga
hans stora sorg. ~
l. Nagra ia af de studerande Ida af for
kylning, men annars atnjuta vi ALA
helsa och friskt mod.
DR.. Weidner lar dagarne ha till6kt
sin f0rfattareara genom utgifvandet al
en- utlaggning Diver Genesis.
Studentantalet lar f. n. vara 1854.
Il. B-7.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16
w is co N ST N.

Demokraterna segrade statsva-
let med cirka 5000 rosters plurnlitet.
Republikanerna segrade i Barron
equity. S. A. Peterson invaldes till
lagstiftare.
NY pappersfabrik. En- firma har
gait f0rfattning med uppf0randet af
en- pappersfabrik Ashland.
Fran st. Croix Falls formales
att republikanerna segrade Polk co.
Bland de invade tjenstemannen ur +.
l.. Englin for register of deeds.
Dodad timmerskogarne. Ed
ward Anderson har, enligt underrAttel-
SO fran Washburn, blifvit ihjelslagen
af EFT fallande triid timmerskogarne.
Kollision. Tvenne godstag SAM
manst0tte f0rliden onsdag trak ten af
Colfax, .hvarvid bromsaren William
Wizig blef d0dad och en- AMMAN brom-
sare skadad.
B. Peterson, en- farmare trakten
af Wampaca, har tagit sig af daga ge-
nom cit revolverskott. Z. var for ma
gra manader sedan sinnesrubbad, men
ansags nu vara pa battringsvagen.
P. A. Johnson, en- arbetare trak-
ten af Chippewa Falls, s0kte harom da-
gen bega sjelfmord, men blet af tillstJ-
deskommande personer f0rhindrad fran
den daraktiga gerningen.
West superior-nyheter: Valre-
sultatet Douglas county iir som fGIjer:
Harrison 1927 roster, Cleveland 2,261;
Spooner rep. guvern0rskandidat, 1876,
Peck 1926. De 0frige kandidaterna a
den rep. statsvalsedeln ega nngefarli-
gen samma r0stantal som Spooner. Kon-
gressman Haugan segrade i delta coun-
ty med 424 rosters pluralitet. E. G.
Mills, rep. kandidat for legislaturen,
hade en- r6st0fvervigt af 425. Den re-
publikanska countyvalsedeln afgick
med seger med en- r6st6fvervigt som
f6ljer: kass6r F. Beglinger, 492; clerk
Of court G. Thompson, 564; register OF
deeds Halford Erickson, 469; county
clerk o. K. Anderson, 6l5; sheriff j.
McGrath, 1892; attorney J. A. Muir
ply, ,157 7;skolsuperintenden G. G. VIII
liams. = Den Sarge Roscoe Garner
blef en- dag f6rra veckan 6fverk0rd och
d6dad af ett jernvagstag.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16

gos, lato sig bevekas att trycka hvad
demokraterna skrefvo at dem; och hvar
och en- af dessa tidningar anser nu att
den genom slit obegransade infytande
astadkommit den stora segern. Och
hvem kan val bevisa motsatsen?- Med
afseende pa statspolitiken hair staten
rakade dock nagra wanda at galna hal
let Kostligast ar emellertid de It'd
ningars beteende, for hvilka det var en-
rem affarsfraga hvilket parti de skulle
gynna och sd nir de kastat sin lott med
det for dem f0rdelaktigaste, sedan upp-
hiifva sig till domare 6fver andra It'd
ningars beteende och klandra deras
hallning, alldeles som ON hvad som
b0rjan var blott en- affarssak, nu blifvit
den allra vigtigaste samvetsfraga.
Laten arlighet och rattvisa rada If
ven inom politiken! j. S. @.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1892-11-16

I Murray county invade republi-
kanerna auditor och coroner. men for
6frigt segrade folkpartiets kandidater.
A. s. Mellgren, hvilken under en-
fold af ar tjenstgjort som skattmastare
Watonwan county, blef afven ar
atervald till samma embete
Mordbrand. En- st6rre eldsvada7
uppstod l0rdags matt Lamberton,
astadkommande en- f0rlust pa $4,000.
Iva personer aro arresterade pa miss
tanke att hafva anlagt mordbrand.
INicollet county segrade republi-
kanska partiet. Endast "register of
deeds"-sysslan tillfaller en- demokrat,
men denne ar var landsman Lindstr6m
som endorserades afven af republika-
nerna. ~ ...-.
Stillwater-nyheter: Elevantaleti
de publika skolorna har staden ar L.
$50 emot 1887 under motsvarande It'd
forlidet ar.-En qviillskola, som bes6-
kes at IS stratfangar, dr. gang stats
fangelset.-August Boreen blef af re.
publikanerna valid till legislaturmed.
lem.- F6ljande countyembetsmin in
valdes: M. G. Tauges, auditor; j. Kane,
skattmastare; ]. H. Hyland, sheriff; j.
Weber, register of deeds; r. F. Moran,
domare: j. M. Millet, attorney, C. A.
Forbes, landmatare; "A. A. Finch, COR
oner; L. B. McKelvy, skolsuperinten-
dent Tauges och McKelvy Aro repu-
blikaner och de 0frige demo6rater.
Republikansk seger. De republis
kanske president elektorerna med prof.
j. S. Carlson spetsen segrade Min
nesota. Knute Nelson afgick med en-
lysande seger. Hans pluralitet beri1-
mas till cirka 10000 Med Knute Nell
son f6ljde dc 0frige republikanske kan
didaterna Fyra repubikanske kon-
gressmin nemligen Tawnoy, McCleary,
kiefer och Fletcher tiro valda SAINT
iva demokrater och en- populist. Sta
tens legislator blir 0fverviigande repu-
blikansk. En- saregen omstandighet
har kommit dagen senaste val, nem-
ligen att folkpartiet visar sin styrka
bland nybyggarne och de st6rre stii-
derna med sina Observation-Disclosures
Fran Cloquet skrifves: En- glad
aftonstund beredde don sv. lutherska
Bethesda f0rsamlingen Carlton sin
pastor meu familj fredagen den 4 nov.
Sa MIR ALA f0rsamlingens medlemmar
och iifven andra deltagare kommo akan-
des, lysta af det sk0na manljuse for att
helsa slit prestfolk valkomna Oak
tadt ALA f0rberedelser derf6r, resan
med hastskjuts till Cloquet M M, kun
dc siillskapet halla sig sd tyst att ingen
aning ON dess ankomst f6refans f5rriin
ala voro inne pastorshuset Sallska-
pet beredde sig sjelf, men isynnerhet
pastorsfamiljen, den angeniimaste af-
ton, som gerna kan 0nskas. Eft 0fver-
fl6d af vallagad mat medfUrdes och de
raska fruntimren beredde en- aptitlig
supper" En- ansenlig summa pennn-
gar 6fverlemnades till pastorn, som
intyg pa f0rsamlingens hjertliga till
gifvenhet. Aftonen anv;indes for pas
sande f0rstr0elser till dess sillskapet
bereddo sig pa hemresa. Det bchagli-
caste wider bidrog till det trefliga SAM
qvhmet och efter gemensam aftonb0n
sllildes man ut mellan kl. 1 och pa
morgonen. Ma alltid det CODA f0rhal-
landet melan Bethesda f0rsamling och
pastor l.. A. HOcansons famil f0rblifva
och tillvixa till 6msesidig vilsignelsc
och Guds IRA! X.