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; CANADIAN EKTR.ADITIoN..


Thomas Paquin' VIII Be Sent Back to Be
Titled. fox Larceny; From :the Mails. :.
:: Thomas Paqufn. the Canadian Assistab:
Postmaster, whose cases-has-s for: .se1e "a
weeks been the subject for legal discussion
iii several courts. was, yesterday Femanle4i
into the custody of the Chief :'of:: Police Is.
United States District Judge Morrow, +
await the action of the President: of tn
United States in the matter of his exeradi-
tton. 1t was found that the papers askBa
for his delivery TO The Canadian authorities
which Police Inspector O'Eeary through
when he came in search If Paqhfn, were 10
properly authen tfcated. and they. Vi i'll tlsv
to be returned to Ottawa for: CORRECTION
The prisoner will therefore remain lii thi :
city several weeks, until Mr. O'Leary vii.
have the satisfaction of being enabled IL
return him TO the Provincial Government o {
Canada.
Paquin's crime Is larceny. committed ir
abstracting valuable letters fr0m the mails
Under the laws of British Domiaioas' sues.
an offense is punishable with nliniufiinf Of:
i've years and maximum of life iafpris6n-
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: .SUMATRA LEAVES.
The Other Side of the story In the Lfebes
- = lob eco Jnyestig .tion. =


=. - lob scco Jnvesfig ,tion.
:: :; The old .adage. ss'1here are two sides to
every story was aptly illustrated yester-
day WHEN the, Liebes tobacco investig CATION
was resumed: before General Appraiser
ShnrtleH 10 room &C Of the Appraisers.
building. >. sss So
%. II was the opeaing day for the defeise
and, as was expected, ita first witnesses
prdduced were experts ,on tobacco.
!; The. Investigation commeheed az 95A. NJ
and continued: with a brief intermission.
until 5':P. NJ. During that tiaia i've iner-
chants and buyers Of tobacco examined IN.
Sumatra. samples taken: from the bales i'm:
ported by LieDes in Senten Der. They wer-.
lsldoy Sim qn,;> j.. ..RDsenfahm. LEOPOLD
Messs SiinQl Levin: and Nathan5Meyer:
:: After. 'feStifytils THAT: they were oil and
eMDerfeI ced:dea Eers;and importers Of Surna-
ira. t0baceO, these: witnesses bronouFee,,
the: samples to: be- :not. fitted for nse n,
:..sWrappers.g .They.-said the leaves were
too brittle. eff colef, ILL asserted uneven in
lengths and aNoge ther too coarse in quality
and. lack ing III: subs stance to be OF market
'vat16:as swrapperss Nome of tha wi
;neSses would. purchase such a lot of tobacco
as represented: by these samples and paw
the price Sums tra wrappers" are quoted al
In yai n. d id AS Sisfarf. District ATTORNEY
::ShurtleT endeayor TO shake.4he:conYTci
81 These FIVE Wisliesses during the erosS-eS-
am ration: he SUBJECTED $theni@ to. "A Fl n"
eoqld make them admit was that they had
:1ound air occasional leaf w hjch at an enter
5ency: Ias4t be used:as a:wrapper.
:. The: iffve stgati6h: will be continued fc
- :
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The STEAMER SIRIUS.
A Suit for $40, 900 Towage Claim Nov

A Suit for $40, 900 Towage Claim Nov.
TRIAL.
The suit of the Cedros Island Mining and
Milling Company VS.. the steamer Sirius
came up for trial in admiralty ia the
United States District Court yesterday
The Sirius was at anchor off the Celros
Island, near the coast of Lower California.
on February %, 1892, being on voyag,.
from Guatemala to San Francisco, hayin
broken her shaft and lost her propeller
She WAS on request Of her master ,owe
to the harbor of San Diego by the steamer
1iilamook, owned by the Cedros Island
Company. the price agreed upon for thu.
towage being $50, 900, payable in San Fran
cisco. The owners of the Sirius never pait
the $4,000, claiming that the demand VA
excessive, and had only been agreed T.,
under pressure while the vessel was in .
disabled and helpless condition. and III
master OF the Tiilamook threatened tn leaea
her. The case will be continued To-day
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR DRYpoCK AT PUGl


DRoPosALs FOR DRYDoCK AT PUGET
= SOUND NAVAL STATION, WASHINGTON.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS. u. = NAVY De
rARrMENT, April 4. 1S92.-under authority con-
ierred by the tof Congress making appropriations
OF tne naval service. approved March 2 1891,
seaeu proposals are hereby invited and will be
ceiyad az this bureau until o'clock NJ, Tues.
day, the OH day July 1892. at which time and
pace The proposals will be publicly opened for the
CONSTRUCTION. by Contract of drydock 500 feet
timber and entrance or concrete and masonry. to-
gether with puinp-house, pumping plant. floating
gate caverts ana all ether work pertaining thereto,
IN accornaace with plans and specifications which
can Dc seen upon application 10 this bureau or the
commanding ofhcer OF the Puget Sound Naval Sta
tion, sidney, State OF Washington. Proposals must
nc In duplicate. sealed and addressed tn Chief
OF Tue bureau OF Yards and Docks, u. s. Navy De-
partnent, Washington. ID. C.. aad the envelope in
uoTsed proposal for Drydock." blank forms Will
nation In regard to the location and site bidders
are referred TO the commanding officer of the Puget
oound Naval Station Satisfactory surety
puied IN the specifications. must accompany the
proposal and no pfoposi. will be considered unless
accompanied by the prescribed bond. The success
iul bidder viii be required within fifteen (l5) days
after the acceptance OF his proposal enter into
formal contract The right Is reserved 10 reject
any or all proposals as In the judgment of this bu
reau. the interests OF the Government may require
Bureau apl2S TuFr
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TUE
board of Election Commissioners. new City
Han. Ter making and delivery OF ESQ to 275 cleo
lion houses. Particulars regarding size and other
requirements eau be obtzined ar the office of the
the 18th inst. mt u O'Clock NJ the Board OF Flee
ton commissioners reservlng the right to reject
spls 10 w. A..BRowN, Registrar Of Voters.
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United States Secret Service Agent Har.
ris left this city yesterday on trip to SOM
interior towns which are being flooded with
spurious coins of various denominations
by what is thought TO be an organized gans
OF eounterfeters.
The principal cause Of complaint is VERY
good imitation of the new ouarters0f 1882
which lacks only the weight of the genaja,,
and is easily passed on the country mer-
chants.
The gang travels from town to town. oani
after flooding a place with the spurious
stuff, disappears for time and ale atheu
heard from in some other locality.
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The narbor commissioner.

The Harbor Commissioners rejected al
the bids for the proposed new tug wliea
they met yesterday. 1t was found that .tht
Specifications were widely different, an,i
that the bidders did not know what kind o;
a beat was required. The bids ranged from
SIS, 500 toIS33, COO and it was decided to re-
advertise fer new offers. giving more ex-
plicit directions to intending competitors.
w. c. Raisch, who has the paving con
tract on East street. between Howard and
Folsom, filed a bond of $1,000. with G. A.
Warren and J. }. Bowling as securities.
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Neglected His Four. Boys.

A warrant has been issued for the arres:
of Timothy Michigan, a stevedore, on q
charge OF failure to provide for his children.
Michigan gave up good position ard de-
serted his four boys, aged from Z to 10
years. respectively, to devote his time to IA
woman with whom he had become iDfatn.
ated. The boys were cared for by Mrs.
Mccarthy OF 522 East street un til they wer,
placed in an orphan asylum.
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RESOLUTIONS.

ATAMEEriNG OF THE BOARD OF NEW CITY
IA Hall Commissioners, held April IS. 1892. the
following resolutions were passed print: Re-
solved. that Contract No. 80 DO awarded to e. J..
Bandman for the sum OF $3.50 and that the same
pass to print Ayes Commissioners sanderson.
smiley burst. Also resolved that Contract No. 80
be awarded 10 II. A Williams fer the OF 1881
and that the same pass to print. Ayes-Commis-
sioners Sanderson. Smiley. Burst Also resolved
that a progress estimate in the sum OF s720 SO Ia
favor OF Gray Eros, A s. p. Co., ON Contract No.
80, pass 10 print Ayes-Commissioners sander
son. Smiley. Drust- EDWARD WOLFE,
ap26 Secretary.
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Strnel hxea MnnrnI,

Peter Cassou and All Lee are batil
washers employed at $50 Washington street
They quarreled yesterday morning, anu
Lee struck Cassou on the head with re-.
volyer. The mongol was arrested for al,
assault with deadly weapon. =
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Dsparture orKore,h,ns.
DePaA % AAoTosut"ss
mipratipn of Knreshans from this q

A migration Of Koreshans. from this city,
is in progress. Twenty-Five members O..
the Koreshan Unity left for. Chicago yestet
day morning to join Dr. Teed''s colony il
that city. Among them were Mrs. Knight
cousin of G. f. Croeker, and Victor Schiller
stein, the Olympic Club sprinter.
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MEDICAL.


THE HfGEfA A. HOTEL AND SANIrARIUM
Tor invaitds; 40 rooms, with all the appointments
OF frstelass hotel: special attention narcotic
habitnes. e. CLIFFORD yANDERBECK, NJ n,
4O4 Eddy st. ADA I'm
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STORAGE.

E,URNITURE TRUNKS. PIAnos. ETC. CARED
L,IRsT-CLAsS STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
4 6lz-6AA Mission St CHAa 1. TAYLOR iy3u
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THE FANNIE DAVENPORT TRACT.
on SAY LgANDRo ROAD. -
POSITIVELY THE
NEAREST TO OAKLAND OF ALL TRACTS ON
TIE SAN LEANpRo ROAD.
NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
PRETTY AS A PICTURE
LEVEL AS A FLOOR. ::
SHELTERED AND WARM. ).
THE PLACE TO LIVE. =.
FERTILE soH.-sPREEfs GRADED
LOTS READY TO BUILD ON.
PERFECT DRAIN AGE-BEAUTIFUL VIEW.
SCHOOLS CLOSE BY
BUSINESS LoTs-REsrpENCE LOTS.
FRONTS DIRECTLY on THE NEW ELECTRIC
ROAD FROM OAKLAND TO HAYwAkDS.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
OAKLAND.
WILL RIVAL SAN PABLO AVENUE N IN
PoRTANCE
TEN MINUTES TO FITCHBURG STATION.
FORTY MINUTES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
TWENTY MINUTES TO OAKLAND.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD PASSES THIS PROP
ERTf.
COMPUTATION TICKET
TO OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO.
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER.
UNPARALLELED ADVANTAGES.
LOW PRICES ONLY s25 CASH
EASY TERMS ONLY SIS A MONTH
TITLE PERFECT.
CATALOGUE AND FULL PARTICULARS
AT THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH BAKER,
46o NINTH STREET,
OAKLAND. apl2tf
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OAKLAND EASEMENTS AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once OF THE MoRNISG CALI, COZ Broadway
@ QSln a BARGAIN: 8 ACRES, TOGETHER
tIOOOV. with fine residence and grounds with
choice flowers and fruit trees, ETC.: gcof stable:
land all Level aud rich; adjoins some OF the most
beautiful suburban residences In the vicinity OF
Oakland: every convenience desired; this place
W u no. go begging. Apply TO +. w. WOODWARD
d CO, S0S Broadway Oakland. ape
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Maria kin Osnh,,,r.

Maria Mp OrphanaGe.
Bishop Nichols will confer the medals o.
merit at the Maria Kip Orphanage, on which
occasion the children will have their las te;
festival
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WASHINGTON ST.
: BET. LYON AND CENTRAL AVE.

These houses the north side of street hav-
ofJhe city and bay view tom the upper windows
They contain two stories, attic aud basement
salon laTlors and dintngroom with sliding doors.
so that the entire p3rloI nooF be thrown INTO
efor entertaining tiled yestibule frescued cell
ings In reception nall and dnng-room; second
noor contains four bedrooms ana bath with two
finished bedrooms in attic: hot air furnace pipes
throughout the house; elegant wooden mantels
Why pay reGt when YOU can buy OF these houses
on your own terms Monthly instailmenis equal
10 rent or Hat loan. Further particulars be had
OF the agents, SHAiNHALD, BUCKBEE A CO.,
sQ7 4O9 Montgom ry St. or from BLAKE a POT
11NGkR, buEders, on the premises. ap2l 10
G1T6 LESEL LOT 22x76 NEAR RAILROAD
u L u. In Berkeley: $40 cash. SIS monthly
ss25-L"t 42xloO: severed ana macadamized
sio0-LOt EoxlSU: macsdamized: $l5 monthly.
Slon-loi % 1l6O: high and dry; So monthly.
SlI00-Bnslness corner, s5xloo; maeadsinized
Get maps; lOUO lots; offer only what own.
1bAS. A BAtLEh. Owner. 20 Montgomery 81
G1eQ0 NEARLY NEW: 2-sT0RY HOUSE IN
~ iOVV' fats; and rooms, bath; rents S3S
per month; stone sidewalk: lO24 Shotw ell 81.
Z4th: larEe lot. Z5zl22:6 Apply has gath. ~ -
4 GOOD INVESTMENT.
OVER HALF AN ACRE OF EXTRA CHOICE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP.
ONE OF THE FINEST VIEWS IN THE CITY.
ADJOINING BuENA VISTA PARK
Two minutes WAX from Haight ST.
PRICE REDUCED To $3.50
For sale as a whole or in Subdivisions
VERY EASY TERMS.
+. ap2s7 THoMAsMA 20 Montgomery st.
IN sTEiNER AND McALLISTER sTs--THF
C.cheapest, most stylish aud complete and 10
Room residences in the CITY: marine view and beam
thu neishborhood; 90 aud see them. ap27 81
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cry REAL ESTATE.
MoALEsTER .McMAHAH,
REAL ESTATE: AGENTS AND INSURANCE
- ssa BR0EE Frs,

.s}A 49,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
:. SO BROKERS,
J.. ;3MoNTGeMERY sT., NEAR MARKET.
=: BUILDING LOTS SOUTH OF THE PARK
: s55O, INsrAELMENTS.
=: BEAUTIFUL, MARIN &. AND PARK VIEW.
o1She electric road lsh ay aye bet ~ and sss
'Sl0o' cash. balance s2U monthly instslgnents;
graded: fenced; SIZE 25xl2o,
5000 each-Lots in block sss: monthly install
ments Of $40; south of the park; size 25xi2o.
s2a5eaeh-LOtg in black Sci.' ioss: monthly INSTALL
n!ents OF $40; south of tue park; size 25xl2O.
$4,000. eaeh-s5oO cash balance monthly Install
meitts 70 snlt: lots on 5: line OF faitop 81, bet
S90GQ-Cheap Let, y. line suffer ST., bet Fillmore
and Steiner; Size BOX 81 :e;'wili sen in two SUBJ
.oiyisinns. -. :: =: - apo or Weir
LIZ: Real Estate Agent.
!: - i. ,,324Ha Montgomery street.
,:s76o-carner; so.lso; level; only blocks from
electric raj way.
: $500 soxl25: neat cottage: rooms; all fur
snished;. near electric railway.
ss5250-tOx75: Shipley st. near eth: good build-
Ing arranged In Hats rents $50; always rented.
s4ooo-soxloo; 10Th st, near Guerrero; weIl-buit
house; . rooms; bargain.
s55eo-Must be sold; 37;exs7 IS: good business
corner on Lsrkin ST.
l.. C. MARSHUTZ,
ap24 SUR 32.15 Montgomery street
= GRANT AVE. Is THE RELIABLE MONEY
- lending establishment. established in 1851;
cal Ier send postal; gentlemanly expert will call
70 uand make You a lean at home mr25 lot fr
EoR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
j. NJ. CoMERFoRD,
BUILDER AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
- just completed several more OF those
COSY COTTAGES
All In desirable locations and the different car
lines. These are modern-bu cottages OF 5 aud
rooms and bath, with all the latest improy ements
Cottage OF rooms and bath Castro ST
Cottage OF rooms and bath Nc Ailister ST.
cottage OF rooms ana bath on San jose ave.
cottage OF rooms and bath on McAllister ST.
Cottage OF rooms and bath on Walter ST.
STOP PAYING RENTS
And secure OF these for a home
TERMS MADE TO SUIT.
For particulars amply at the Office. Valencia and
2oth SITS. J. NJ. sCOMERFORD. owner and builder.
ape q MefrSuTu
G. SG0A 2SToRY; IA ROOMS; ALL IMPROVE
nDoOOO ments; gas and water in every room:
2aXll@;6; $500 down. balance install IN snts: legal
rate interest; 1904 Lyon. Apply 242S Geary. 20 I'm
A RTlsTTc HOMES.
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FINANCIAL.


MONEY AT PER CENT: NO DELAY; LOANS
lI first and second mortgages, payable In In
stallments or cash. MURPHY. S26 Pine. aplO 3m
= z ON INsTALLMENTS; MONEY TO LOAN on
notes or I'd mortgage. issacs. All OFarrel j2l ~
l2e KEARSY ROOM Q. YOU CAN BORROW
n money at low rates: private rooms for ladies'
pledges for sale; take elevator. mflu
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- SIS Keerny st., the oniy corporation that IsndS
money on diamonds watches; low interest COAX
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CONTRACTORS AND sUrLDERs.

lanes HcCONAHEf. CARPENTER AND
y builder, 1z2 fddy-Jobbing repairing attended
store aud once fitting specially. rsleph's 342s ly
4 v.LAWRENCE.C ARPENTER AND BUILDER
- SIS Sacramento st. cabinet work and fitting a.
ea1ess promptly attended; telephone 9O0 Wl60
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GOdO0 INSTALLMEST COTTAGE. s2fO0-
u -1OV. New modern cottage near local train
aud electric line: wei! located aud central; VIII
sell for 800 cash and $40 per month; call early.
r. w. WOODWARD CO., 500 Broadway, oak
land. ap23T
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SUMMER RESORTS.

lLUE LAKES HOTEL, LAKE CoUNTY-US-
- der new management ana extensively Improved;
the Switzerland OF America: 1890 feet above sea;
excellent hunting. fishing, boating and bathing;
scenery grand and romantic; excellent French
Counts rs to uSiah thence stage direct to hotel
terms reasonable. MoDRY a. HEtNEMAN, props,
Bertha fostonhce Lake County. Cal. apps BIN
DARAISo SPRINGS. MONTEREY COUNTY
Cai.-Seasoa OF lS92-Sew cottages. newly fur
nished; bathing facilities; thorough rcnova-
ten; same management as for past years. train
Third and Townsend SITS, $3.50 A. n. T. J. Eos
TER, proprietor. apps I'm
VILLA LAS TOMAS: HEALTH AND PLEAS
Cruz Mountains 2Is miles from santa Cruz: send
for circular. AID ZILLaER. Santa Cruz apl7 I'm
VILLA LA JoTA. on HOWELL MOUNTAIN.
resort and ssuitarium is offered for rent for the
summer months or for longer term place com
prises 81 acres: modern-styie residence of stone.
with adjoining cottage, all com peteiy furnished
and equipped gor frsI-cass health resort; Il is
suited also for gentleman's country home; fine
water supply; picturesque forest scenery: hunting
and hshing; terms low to responsible parties: Ad-
dress La Jota, box 30. this ONCE apps lms
ID ESCORTS STRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
lePaeihc Coast. with rates. location. etc.
snod Ia the Hotel tel. ssds 100 page, For sale By
IEksoS. publisher $40 Post ST.. 5 r mrls
EDUCATIONAL.
ID w. KIMBALL TEACHER OF PIANO. 2sl2
4 Howard st; terms moderate. APPS I'm
DARIsIAN FRENCH AND FLUTE; PRIVATE
L lessons SOC. W. FORD. 5l4 sutter. ap23 800
CADEMY OF LANGUAGES ode FTLIPPEsl
IA 800 Post St.; established 1871: Professor DE
Philippe, graduate OF the academies or Paris and
Madrid, continues To Instruct IN Spanish and
French by his simpIined practical method. saving
months OF study. ap22 I'm
- EMOVAL N0TICE-"ART Is NATURE MADE
HI by man." So artistic expression and graceful
bearing, whether upon the platform, stage Ia the
home circle Is but the result of the natural develop
ment OF our own powers and personality. Classes
for the cultivation OF voice. body and mind. by the
most advanced methods aud In accordance with
the principles OF true education, at tae School OF
Eiocution and Expression. room 4. 723 Market ST.,
History Bldg MAY JOSEPH KISCAID, Principal
OCCIDENTAL ART SCHOOL REMOVED l77s
" Green, cor. octayia OLIVIA KISGSLAND-2 3m
CCHOOL or ELoCUTIoN AND EXPRESSION
~ voice culture. recitation stage business PRO
FEsSoR J. X KINCAlD principal. li7O Market en-
CIN6iNG LESSONS, VOCAL CULTURE. APPLY
- sos Powell St. Prof J. X OGILvIF mrl3 3n
CcHooL CIVIL, MINING, MECHANICAL. ELEc
~ Lrical cheering. surveying. architecture
saying; estab 1864. A Van der NaiiIen, 1913 Market
II EALDs BUSINESS COLLEGE, % POST sr
Ii DoubIe-cntry bookkeeping penmanshp. short
hand typswrring, feiegrsphy, ETC.. Ali includedin
business course under one fec OF $40. 1o331
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.sle@l f-.C(l TART CASB; 4 Pf.kIN LQDsTNG-
al j istO. hOIise, clearing $500 per Ironthe 81
to6nsa Centrally lieatee$ men rcom6rs; any.
'o G. n run 1t sad;elear above theIt working
32smssif; best OF reasoIIs for selling. X. KENNY,
s3354 Market 81: -.
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Q .Ss1 non BUY SOME OF THE BEST PATrNG
Is c6lOSU restaurants IN this city; average re-
pts 500 daily; ample trial allowed 10 convince
the purchaser il every way part purchase money.
= ma! re Slain aud pay up moEthlys BAILEY, 7l9
% Marker Bp23 II sex:Su
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:GTOIlHX oCQMFErENr MOOD OR HON
q otS5u: worker can GEAR an income Of stso per
4ity; An opportunity Of "a lifetime BAILEY. 7l9
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CInl AND Sl5o-LoTs IN FRUITyALE AND
eG1O =. MelroSe; the cheapest lots in Oakland;
only $40 cash and balance on monthly instalmenfs:
street cars sud tocai-traln accommodations. II. n.
PlNNEY, owner. s07 broadway. Oakland. sp1Ot I.
pARGAIN-l5 CHOICE LOTS ON OAKLAND
~ Heg1tS; along line OF Piedmont Cable Railway:
terms to suit. H. W. DAVIS. 4e5 Ninth ST.. Oak
land. m
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ERUITyALE-FRUITyA
Choicest lots Fruitvais station: extra larrs
lois. 5OI i40. terms purchasers: thsse loIs
lay on elevated ground call for particulars before
purchasing eisewhsre; free Carriage I'll waiting 10
show property
A. II. BREED & Co,
mricr $50 Ninth st. Oakland.
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d. C. BATES, Secretary
GHise-3O9 Montgomery ST. room 79, Nevada
Block, Tan Francisco Cal ISL "a
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-08-05
SOMETHING NEW,
The Republican Nominations Made in 9
House of Worship.

The Republican Nominations Made in .
House of Worship.
ST. PAUL, July pa political con-
vention in house of worship with re-
dolent oratory from the pulpit and eau
cusing among the pews, is certainly an
innovation even in these times of party
reformation. But the auditorium of the
Peoples church is an ideal place for
gatherings of this character. Roomy,
cool, well lighted, and with admirable
acoustic properties, the main floor of the
church was never occupied with better
satisfied body than the members of the
big convention. 1t also marks the be-
ginning of new era in the political
history of Minnesota. Heretofore party
nominees have been chosen in smoke en-
veloped halls, in the midst of surround
ings where the presence of
ladies was of necessity prohibited,
and often have the proceedings
been of such a belligerent nature that
when subsequently reviewed those who
participated really wondered if they had
ever taken prominent part in the ex-
citing events. To-day the presence of a
number of the fair sex, wives and daugh-
tiers of many Of the prominent Repubii-
cans in the state, and those of the dele
gates also, rendered the convention from
the start most dignifed and decorous
body.
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l.. p. Hunt, of Mankato, nominated
Hon. Mark H. Dunnell and he was
elected by reclamation.
Mr.. Dunnell assembled the platform
end thanked the convention for the
honor conferred. Continuing he said
that all signs of the times indicated Re-
publican success. Minnesota had al
ways stood in the front ranks and if
every loyal Republican does his duty
this year she will proudly retain her
supremacy as one of the great
strongholds of Republicanism. Mr..
Dunnen then reviewed the acts
and deeds of the present administration
with vigor, maintaining that many of
the most vexing diplomatic questions
had been amicably adjusted under Pres
ident Harrison's administration. United
efforts, individual efforts and every
effort should be put forth to make the
victory most glorious event in the po-
htical annals of the country.
A. B. Clinch, of Anoka county, was
Chosen temporary secretary, and F. j.
Chapman, of st. Louis. assistant secre-
tary. Motions were then made and car
ried that the committees on credentials,
resolutions and permanent organization
consist of one member from each
judicial district and one at large.
A recess until 2 o'clock was then
taken