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Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10
LETTER LIST.

Letters remaining in the Postaffice of Globe A. T., for the week ending Sept. 10th, 1892. Johndrew, Mrs Joe Mantanin, Rosario Johnson, Mrs Sadie NJ Rangel, Petra l. dc Robertson, Mrs Chris Wing, lee
 Wing Sing. Persons calling for the above letters, please say advertised.
 J. II. HAMlLL. P. M.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10
Steady Progress

ras characterized Hood's sarsaparilla ever since was placcd before the public, Wherever in. trpducod, its sales have grown from year to year. until aow itis the most popular and most snccess. fnl medicine offered. Any druggist win confirm tlis statement Tho secret of thls success lies i0 the fact that Hoods sarsaparilla is medicine oi merit It does actually accomplish all that is claimed for 1t, and when given fair trial, s req tonably csrtaiu ,o he of benefit
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10
FISH R'S CLFIC ,. FoR...
 SCROFULA,
 SYPHILIS,
 CANCER,
 ECZEM4, The Only Remedy that will Thoroughly Eradicate these diseases from
 thG system,

We to hot use any of the Mercury or Pot. ash treatment whatever, but to the contrary, our remedy will expel from the system all mercurial effects. Our preparation is entire. ly vegetable and the rankest acids can be taken into the stomach without the least in. jury to the system or fear of saliYati0n as would be the case were mercury one of it's parta The patient can eat or drink what be pleases wmle under our treat ment, giving the lie point blank to the charge that the Specific contains dead loads of mer. cury lis
 The Most Heroic Blood Purifier ever known. Scrofula, Sores and old Ulcers permanently cured in from 80 to % days by Fishers Specific All letters confidential. Full particulars free. Address,
 w. W. BAILEY,
 san Carlos, Arizona
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10

c. E. Taylor is sole agent in Globe for She celebrated brand of Cyrus Noble whiskeys.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10

Subscriptions taken for all papers and periodicals, at the News Depot.
 c. E. TAYLOR, Agent
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10
NOTICE.

NoTIcG IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE lH regular ns@ting i Che Board Of Supervisors of Cha County, Arizona. held the 5th Gay of April A. D lSs2. the following oTtisr was passed. 10 vit "on motion snd hg unanirhous vote Of the members present I. is onseJea aat registration of the voters Of Gila County Arizona be made :n ,be and sa required by ihe Election Lars Of this fcnitory and fgrber that the Clerk give notice of this oler by pub neatlon Aa is by .au directed to ba given" Globe, Arizona AgSlI ls3l
 clIks. T. MARTIN
 essrkef tho Boari oi super s9-s, Gla Co. 4 T aplis in
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10

The only place in Globe where you can ges the Cyrus Noble whisky is at TayIor,s
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10

The tax levy in Coconino county is S2. 94 on eaeh S1O0.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10
Sells On Ita Mcrits.

!" " boys say, Papa, why don't yog bUy nor; oI Hoods sarsarparilla at a time; we are alway, snort It sells on its own merits" BEAL Portland, Oregon; the oldest druggis, in Oregon
 NJ Be sure to gel only
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10
$500 Reward.
The above reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of JOHN NJ. SEE, who on the 18th of May 1892, wilfully murdered his wife Mrs. Annie See, near Salt River,
DescEiption

Age about 24, height , feet 7 inches, weight about le0 pounds, chunky build and round shoulders, hair auburn, mustache light, eyes light blue or grey, complexion light, drinks moderately, chews tobacco and smokes cigarettes-gambles occasionally, speaks Spanish flu ently
 I will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, in addition to the above reward for his arrest and delivery to me, anywhere in the United States.
 Address all communications to
 ]. II. THOMPSON, Sheriff,
 Globe, GiIa County, 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10

Liquors of all kinds at G. 5. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10

EIssFs V uoii ACAHENs ', for 6oyrl f95 zn. pec. Cti i4ufasnIuinuiHn.,. S.5c C. sSl5Ssp- Eni. tJrlus. Opens acpt i ]. Atonso fisher, iit D., EFin
Arizona silver belt., 1892-09-10
SHILOH'S 6 0 N S U M p ITO N
 CURE.

The success of this Great Cough cure fi without parallel in the history of medicine, All druggists are authorized to sell it on pos tive guarantee, a test that no other cure can successfully stand. That 1t may become known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex- pense, are placing a Sample Bottie Free into every home in the United States and Canada If you have Cough, Sore Throat, or Bron chitis, use it, for t will cure ycu. If youi child has the Croup. or Whooping Cough, usf it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread that insidious disease Consumption, Use 1t, Ask your Druggist for SHILoH'S CURE, Price 10 cis.. 60 cts. and sl.0o. Hyour Lungs are sore or Back lame, use Shilohs Porous Plaster. Price g cts. For sale by all Drug Vists and Dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
THE PHARMACISTS.
INTERESTING ANo INSTRUCTIVE
PAPERS READ AND DISCUSSED.
Election of ofncers for tho Ensuing Year
Vacancies In the state Board Filled
Next Place of Meeting.
IspeclaI tclorram 70 the pIrpatch.l

PETERSBURG, Va, October 13--At the session
OF the Pharmaceutical A~pcIa;ion to-day in
teresting aud instructive papers we're read by
Messr- T. Roberts baker and Hugh Blair, Of
Richmond. and Mr. Aliriond, OF Petersburg.
Aa interesting discussion occurred on the sub
ject Of allowing apprentices In tho drug
stores In the counties and small towns 20 dis
pcnse medicines In tho absence Of their ON
ployers. wlthou. action the matter was referred
20 the Board Of Pharmacy for decision.
Committees were appointed 20 select the time
and place for the the next annual meetingot the
association: 70 nominate onicers Tor the ensuing
year, ana 10 prepare a circular on Sunday OBJ
eerysnce.
Tonight tho members Of the association we're
benquetod by the local society.
THg NEW oFFICERS.
At the afternoon session OF the Pharmaceuti-
cal Association the following officers wero eloct-
Ell Tor the ensuing year: President, r. M. wills,
Charlottesville. Yice-Presidenis: j. VI. Burke,
Petersburg; w. G.. Burgess. Manchester; c. T.
Keariott, Martnsyille, aud X. q. Salby, Hamp-
ton secreiary C. b. FEET sCb aynehSaEg C Sr
nOnd; Local Secretary, 5. y. Christian, boa-
Doke; Treasurer, c. II. Lumsfen, Lynchburg
Executive Committee; George r. AanSln;
Falls Church; Edgar Warnold, Aloxenorla, ana
u. l.. Robey Herndon.
STATE BOARD.
Vacancies in the State Board OF Pharmacy
we're filled by the following appointments: X II.
straton, Gordonsviile; G. p. Kearfott, Martins
Vile; +. Ashby Miller, Rchmonh Robert Bry-
don, Danville; K. w. Booker, South Baton.
Mr.. Fleet read paper written by the late w.
A. STROLLER, Of Lynchburg, entitled &" French in
Commerce. a satire on the metric system. Nj
Fleet also read q paper ON "Citrated Kali" fol-
lowing &c with a letter on the same subject from
Professor John Attfold. OF London.
The association adjourned 10 meet on the Sc
cond Tuesday Ia September next at the Blue
Ridge Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
HAVE DEGREES BEEN soLDAT RUTH
ERFoHD COLLEGE
An Alleged Plague OF RattIesnatss I'm
Brunswtck-Repu Spending
Money ReekIessiy.
Lspocisl telerram 70 the Dlspstch.l

RALEIGH, N. c., October 13.-1here Is talk
about charges made In one Of the Leading aetho-
dist papers tina, Rutherford College, In this
State, has sold degrees. As yet the State press
he's had nothing T. say Of the matter, ana VIII
naturally decline 70 believe 10 grave charge
against Rev. Or. Aberncthy, the president OF the
college, until Il is fully proved.
Cards arc out 70 the marriage Mt Morgsnton on
tho 26th instant OF Miss Louise Wilson, daughter
OF Major James w. Wilson, president OF the
Railway Commission, to Mr.. Robert Lardner
Gibbon.
TIE BURLINGTON NUEDER
The man named Creel, who was arrested 81
Chapel Hill las you were informed Tor supposed
completely in the murder o, .. r. Mat,news' sns
burlington merchant, last Sunday morning, has
been discharged from custody. Sewcll, a paint
er who was the nrst man arrested, 10 yet In jail
he evidence AGAINST him " not suincient 10 con-
Tict, yet the officials hold him, ne they pehefo no
knows something about the crime " ne was not
the principal criminal. There 10 no doubt now
tina, Two people took part in tho attempted bur-
glEry and bold murder.
BITTEN BY SNAKES.
Toe fact has been reported that there Is q
plague OF rsulesnakes IN parts OF bruhswIck
county, and that three persons and many cattle,
horses, and dogs have died OF the bites oil those
immense snakes. News has been received OF
two more deaths from the same cause. Tee
swamps there are dryer than ever before IN
mans memory.
CAMPAIGN MONEY.
The Democrats in Wilkes county alege that
the Republicans are, through the revenue ring,
spending money there right and left. IL IL SAID
this is done In determined effort 70 buy votes
and influence and defeat Bower, the Democratic
nominee for Congress. The revenue deputies
from that district mot at Wilkesboro and re-
ceiyed the funds A report OF TINS matter was
made by Democrats to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Aycock Refutes Butler at Tarboro'.


TARBoRO', Y. G., October l3.-Hon. c. y. Az
cock, Democratic elector State AZ large addressed
a large audience IN the courthouse here to-day,
about half OF which was Peoples party men from
the county, including their leaders. They came TO
hear n font discussion between hycock and Ma
rion Butler elector on the People's-party ticket.
Mr.. AycOck stated he regretted TO have TO an
nounce that Mr. Butler had been called TO his
home at Clinton on account OF the recent IRE
there. and could not meet him; that he hal re-
quested Mr. Meghorne, another Ihlrd-party
eioctor who was In town, 20 meet
him. aud that gentleman had declined,
stating that his physical condition was such as
10 prevent his speaking to-day. Mr.. Aycock,
therefore, had the tield all 10 himself, and his
appeals to the common-senae and reason, with
apt Illustrations. had a great effect upon his
hearers. just before closing he received tele-
gram from Mr.. Butlor announcing that he would
arrive on the 2-o'clock train and address the
people.
Mr. Butler arrived and addressed the audi
ence. agreeing 70 speak only tow minutes ana
let Mr.. Aycock reply, but he consumed one
hour and n half, and had 70 cut short In order
10 mako the 5-oclock tain, which was 10 take
him and Mr.. Aycock 10 WILLIAMSON, where they
are TO make a Joint debate tomorrow. As hr.
Butler retired from the courthouse great ma
jority Of the Third-party people followed him.
Mr. Ayc0ck assembled the stand and IN few
slirited remarks met all Of Mr.. Buffers argu-
mems. Mr. Butler would not remain, although
IL was proposed ~ send him To WILLIAMSON
early in the morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14

O'Clock and at o'clock marched In double Aie to
the grand banques hall, on the third moor OF the
Temple, where tbs tables we're spread. The han
was tastsfully dressed with potted plnnts. and
psarancs. The msna was one OF the nnest ever
prepared BY that prince Of caterers. Sir knignt
william Kransc, tho Masonic caterer.
now THEY WERE SEATED.
The new Grand-Commsnder Fred. Green
wood. Of Norfolk, sat at tho head OF the table.
On his right sat ast-Grand- Commander Blanks,
and on bis loft sir-Knight William ii. Sands.
Among other prominent Templars present. in
addition 20 those mentioned above, were hev.
Dr. Dame, who invoked tue divine blessing;
sirs Z. II. Miller, J. II. Capers. L. j. Woodnn,
A. X. Courtney, L. r. Ecker. l.. \. Christian,
John II. Olcott, Aenry L. Turner, ". Z. Tanner,
John T. Mayer, W. N. willisns, 7; Thompson
following Sir Knights: IA. 4. w. southern,
George L. Street, William Ryan, Or, X. I. Frank
lin, A. X. Gum, W. B. Walden. X u. y. Hoschkiss,
W. Hall Crew, Fred. Peasants, X. ID. n harri-
son, and others.
When coffee and cigars were brought, Sir
knight Sands mado a short but graceful address
Of welcome 70 the Grand Commandery.
mander, Eminent slr J. D. Blanks responded
fecitouely. The toast 70 the Grand Encamp-
mont OF tho United States was responded 10 In
fitting and elegant terms by the grand recorder
William b. Isaacs.
Eminent-sir Courtney, grand junior warden Of
the Grand Lodge, was called 10 respond 10 the
toast, Grand Lodge OF Virginia, which he did
In a most entertaining and eloquent manner.
Then followed short speech BY Sir-knight ID.
G. Richardson, one OF the most charming and
humorous aIter-dinner speeches heard for
some time.
The banquet was over before ~ o'clock.
The committee that managed this splend1d
entertainment was composed as follows: u ).
Rose, Young Jones, W. II. Sands, X. III. NJ Har-
rIson George l.. street, w. NJ. Williams, ~. z. w.
Southern, John r. Mayer, William 4. Reed.
Frank W. Cunningham, George W. Poe. and
Parker T. Conrad.
The Grand Chapter OF Virginia closed It's an
Ing officers were elected: ". L. JeTfrss, Gull
pepper, grand high priest; }. L. Carter, Dlnville,
grand king; George W. Poe, Richmond, grand
scribe; j. V. Bidg0od, Richmond, grand
treasurer: w. b. Issacs, Richmond, grand secrs-
tary; +. A. Reed, Alexandra, grand captain OF
the host jacob Bumgsrdner, Buena Vista,
grand principal soiourner; j. p. Steiner, Grand
Royal Arch Chapter: Z. Companion Schwartz,
grand master third veil; u. Louis Ite, grand
master second veil; j. Il. Blanks, Petersburg,
grand mater nrst veil.
The committeee reported against the Grand
Chapter OF Virginia joining the General Grand
Chapter OF the United States, snd the report
was adopted. Virginia and Pennsylyania arc
the two States remaining outside the general
grand body.
Ninth District and forming the Tenth.
Both the Grand Chapter and the Grand Com.
mandery will meet IN Richmond again next
year, aud 1t is understood that they will meet
here regularly in future, instead OF going from
CITY To city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
DEATHS.

BOwIES. Died, October ~. 1892. at the
residence of his father, in Henrico county,
his age.
The funeral will take place from the
house at 10 A. NJ. TO-DAY. October iith.
SNEAD. Died. at the residence Of her
aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Perrin, in Hanover
county. Wednesday. October ~. 1892. Miss
MARY b. SNEAD.
The remains will be inferred in the
family burying.ground TO-DAY, the 18th
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

tReported for the Dtspatch.I
OCTOBER I3.--No auction offerings on Change
to-day.
Private sales: Smokers, il; wrappers, 81;
cutters. II; darks, "a: leaf dark, Tugs, H.
total. 65 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s55642O; tobacco, s3,179.49: special lax,
lS75-total. $S, 762.44.
The demand for low-gyade nllers and smokers
In old stock continues strong, and great deal
Of the old housokeeper kind has been sold ana
shipped this week and the offerings IN this class
OF Virginia aad western smokers and filiers have
become yery small. Several lots OF Western
com mon 10 good nliers have been recently taken
on this market and sold West. Brlghts are quiet
In hogshead tobacco. Our plug men seem fairly
well supplied with stock bough, at low prices,
but contend that the advance In leaf u very
di,ficult 20 make commensurate in plug prsces-
Our leading factories have good orders.
The loose bright sales are increasing an
prices hold up very we'll Cur buyers seem "a
realize that they are getting 10 all the cream Of
tho crop from Eastern North Carolfns. The
late English market prices are rather more
stimulating. September manufacturing through
out tho country made strong showing. West
ern and Sesboard stocks show marked DC
crease Tor this year over las: year.
Highest priced wrappers sold 81 Planters 81
90 cent?. .,
Registered on Change: n. l. Higgins, Win.
sion, N. c.; Orlando Wenpios Danviiie, We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
IT OPHIR FAR NJ.
eepueLicAN oArHe RING
NO .,'nn MA. RElo'S MAHOGANY.
80, what Is Expected Of Him
VII c.,,er. Clsrksoo. Joe "an'es' Flat
Mischief Brewing.
..,Or-ann % the p,spatcn.l


r,.,,s. \. Y, October 13--Public in.
WIZ 80, ,.ntros atoa, "ophir Farm the
t'''' ,,snolaw Reid. IL is known that OK
icoe p ,,.stsio Jamos G. Blaine is a guest OF
s'','''' . ,aa hts visit at this time h"s set all
~ ...s4.as guessing rs TO Its meaning and
ro'' -, looked rested and in excellent
We iition this morning. lie came from
- 60 yesterday afternoon, having arrived
~ ,,...o R,r Harbor At $3.50 O'Clock.
HiN' RADICAL coMBiNE.
.,.,,a party vii sit around VI. keids
ro.H. - evening. Mr.. Blaine, Of course.
4 .nsi ~, net of honor. aud ;nviteu 10 meet
vl % W, ,an-National-Chsifman Carter,
in ~ ~, Ciarks1n. National Committeeman
sft ,,.'ley. snd very likely Mr.. Plat and
Gle - Iork leaders OF the Republican
paw main. and the rest Of the family won't
VS. uorh.r % their home, In Augusta,
f-n ''. o., secretary came hero. They are ex-
~ ,,r,e r. Ophir Farm noIt week Tor
g. go srd the Blalnes viii then al 30 10
'..l.ss,on for ne winter
WILL TIANE sFEAK'
..,,o~,el taat NJ to-night's gathering II will
i-'.rv frf;lsl whether MI Blaine VIII
: snec-hes during the present cam
81 II any how many and at what places
f'.- carter o. quoted a. saying that Win
l''-.t w. Marley he expects 10 induce me
%. ..,.r, o. make 81 least one speech, winch
.sst out as a campaign document
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Politics In Surry County.


Mt. AIRY, y. c., October 13.-Yesterday was
bic day for Democracy in Surry. Hons. George
". sanderlin and II. A. Daughton spoke 81 Pilot
Mountain, in the daytime. TO good audience.
Mr.. SAnderin went to Westfeld, strong Re-
publican hole, last night aud made speech 70
a good crowd that won votes Ar. Daughton and
Mr.. Clement Marley, OF Winston, came 10 Mt.
Airy yesterday evening and we're greeted az the
depot with q great ovation by 200 people
partly ladias--On horseback, and about
loo men. They we're placed IN a
beautifully-1ecorated carriage, and the entire
procession paradcd the town, tho crowd singing
1.-The Old North State Forever" Last night
they both spoke In the opera-house 10 an I'M
mensa crowd and the enthusiasm was
great Dir. Daughtons effort was great one,
and Nj. Manley made a most powerful yet or
nate, speech that brought down the house. To-
dey Mr.. Danghton went home for d short res',
while Mr. Marley went down to Dalton, yhere
speeches were msde by him, Mr.. Virgil ii Oh
comp. and George z. Pell, OF Surry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr.. PARKER.
The Vacant Marshalship--Who win Con-
troll the Appointment personal.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va, October I3.-Mr Joseph A.
Parker, an old and well-known citizen, died very
suddenly at his home, on BollngbroOk street, last
night, and had probably been dead for two hours
or more before the fact WAS known. HIS
wife had gone out TO spend the eve
ming. leaving him in apparently good health.
When she returned about IL O'Clock she
found him missing, and upon instituting search
discovered the dead body OF her husband near
the rear steps OF the dwelling. Death Is sup
posed 20 have been caused by heart-dtseaso and
Is thought 20 have occurred at an early hour OF
the night. MIR. Parker was for many years a
member Of the firm of Falkener Il Parker, shoe
merchants, bat more recently was clerk In the
Racket store. lie was widely known and re-
spected.
THE DISTRICT NARsHAIsHIP.
II Is understood that there are a number Of
applicants Tor the position of United States mar
ehal for the Eastern District OF Virginia, made
vacant by the death Of Mr.. X. II. Far. The
matter excites good deal Of interest In Repub-
patronage as between tho Malone and Brady
factions OF the party. In view OF this fact IL -
hardly probable that the President will make an
appointment until after the election. IL Is be-
Heved that Mr.. c. c. Clarke, of this city, VIII DO
back ed by General Malone, and eX-Judge
Thomas Is. Atkins, OF Richmond, by Colonel
Brady for the position.
NOT AT HONE.
Mr.. w. A. Franklin, the Republican nominee
for Congress in the Fifth District, was here to-
day. The object of bis visit was 10 SEQ and SON
suit with General Malone, but the General Is
not In town.
In a number OF counties in this district Third
party supervisors were appointed Instead OF Re-
publicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
Rspablieao Cong essioDai Plans.

~.
wAsuIsoreS, d. c.. October 13.-froIn me rost;
An interesting hearing ocenrsod Weans c oay ~
the headouarters Of the Republican Cong,os-
sio,.I COM nittee IN fhis city. some time ago
Mr. George X owdea .ae kessIlG,Ssn a eom@s
Ia tie Norfolk District, appcaiel ~ suo .s,,d,-
Tee 10 force Mr. Psachy, the antl-bohaen eanu'
date for Congress, TO withdraw Inc ,nn,,H.
Was referred 10 the cong Ss.aa, AFTER
hearing Mr.. Bowdons side they had csnoi ..,s1
Peachy and his friends before she s.,,nn ,f,ee
bearing argument on both sides the coinni' W.
decided that both candidates Withdraw rom ~.
contest and that each sppoih. eomvro-
m,ss eand,date who woaid receive tho support
z s whole party tn, - as ana l' .as sSssisen q
~ .o,n,,,t,,ss hss been matted 70 Mr. bow
dsa The so1ni.ees from %. sssa s s,ss VIII VII b g.
trouao agsin, az the anti-bowden mon srd
not have anybody who has Bowden nssol, 3, s noi
I. may result In GENERAL Maaonet iaca me
naming any candidate being carries V"s Vac he
nom,ness In the Fourth Dis'f" WIN
whhdrsWa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
ARE THEY WANTED hEREl
Arre., of Two Italians Alleged TO Have
sv,indIad "a Richmond Merchant.

SPRINGFIELD, o.. October ia special as
match from Cincinnati says: Two pals OF Basan'e
Euricco the Italian swindler, who has had
sens,,iooal career In nearly every city IN tho
United states have Just been arrested IN NAN
sas City. they gave their names Irst as
Fuogeyie aud MaiOtta. Wien arrested Trey
were registered as Joseph Balete H',gs re. 800
srrs,ted while working one Of their old Jobs to
defraud a fruit.man out OF $1,000. Ire Two
men answer the description OF the men "ast 800
al Richmond, Va, Dayton. Louisville, balt'-
more, and number OF other elites ,no , '''n-
drets OF thousands. IL lie said tnat .ne'
awindled leading kicbmond Nal ms az, .an
whose name could not DO learned, out Oh si'aVe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-14
FUSION IN MINNESOTA.
Democrats and PopuIisis Combine to
Secure Federal Senator.

Democrats and Populisis Combine to
Secure n Federal Senator.
ST. PAUL, MINI, October 13.-The action OF
the Democrats and Populists in several parts OF
the State discloses in part why the four Weaver
electors we're put on the Democratic national
ticket At Rochester two candidates for the
Legislature we're nominated by the Populisls,
and the Democrats promptly endorsed them. Inc
same thing was done in three other counties OF
the State. The scheme, II 10 stated, is TO bring
about fusion in every part OF the stare. 10 us
dates In 81 Paul and Minnes potts, and IN return
for the favor the Democrats VIII WITHDRAW au
their candidates In the Alliance stronghodS III tn
northern part OF The State. Tho Plah' IL Is
alleged, contemplates the control Of the lower
house, with the view OF sending hichaei Dolhh
msmocrstic national committeeman tor Mime
SOFA 90 the Senate TO succeed DAVIS, Inc state
senate, which holds over, stands; hepnohcans,
IS; Fusonists, 20. In order 10 cVnGoi .no
ia members OF the House.