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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05
@artter % SoneS out gttQtm8 en-.

Sen. q. S. @arner Breiioent for
ben bimetoailte 2isa og Senator
SoneS fra 9fepaoa bar bopt en- Son.
ferentie @aibinaton en- of bisie Da>
&c. Sc belutteoe at iammenfaloe
2isaen til Mpbe, is: @oneresien iom=
les. Sen. @arner uotolte fig til en-
&eporter for Nccociateb &reis tpl=
9enoe Orbelo9 efter &onferentlen.
"&i ct nu TONNE til ten meit fri.
tiiie @eriobe / 4orbunbrebet. S
@irfelisheoen betraster ies ben ner.
perenoe 8eue9elie meb 9enipn til
@plu ben pistisite btonomiRe @epo=
luton / 8erbensbitorien. Set ct
en- & paa 2iu os Dpb life alene
for 8imetoqisme, men oaiaa for Mes
tolpense ibetbeletaset. Deriom Bi>
metollismen gaar, iaa uil osiaa Mo'
nometallismen saa, % @rincipet ON
ben outomatiIte &esulation af &ense.
bet ott fige beres &e9ulation peb Mi<
neproeuttionen uil oeioa babe en- @n=
be. Bimetalliter toretrefter at be-
boloe baaoe Sslu o9 @ulo uoen Gor<
Riel, men efter builten Static Tan fun
beitemmes efter at besee Metaller er
er ontosne til &ensebrus poa lise
8etin9elier. @fter at bette er giort,
os be 5orenebe @tater tan opretbolbe
en- Parity al .l6 til l. ION 5orboloet
itifte iom fgr".
Ser tilfbiebe Senator Sones:
rDeriom @ulDprobucenterpe og
4rebitorflasien fammenjperaer fla
for / esne Snteresier at afaaffe bet
automatiite @pitem peb at bemouet:,
5ere ct af Metollerue, os bet bet enes
te Of be to MetaIer, iom loper en-
tilitretfelis Joripnin9 til at opret.
boloe 2isbeb | &ontrofter os 8riier=
nes Stabilitet, og iom fan forhinbre
en- farlis Dp9an9 &ensenes @erbi,
iaa ct bet lite at unbres ouer, ON
be prooucerenoe &lasier % 9ebito<
rerne iulbe forene fig % ienbe bet
anbet Metal famine 8ei?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05
6re4fcSarnteen.

9enne Drsani1ation er for len9e.
itoen bleuet anerfienot fom en- &er=
hensmast. 9lrmeens Suoflpoelie fa=
le8 oQeue9ne. boor ben feroes. %
Greliesptsernes glade @ang bar
braat itraolenoe 2ntte ino man9t ct
9iem.
Sc bill vbielpe 5olt til at bliue
9ooe", Ipn9er be / en- al fine 5an9e,
% omeuoiiient be otte er itgienoe NOT
os banoler beipnoerliat. ct bog bette
oltio oeres Mool, OF fire tilbase be
ptloleote o9 reiie be folone. 9eres
Scr ootier. Ser Ct iueen ioroif G,r
bel at finoe 6arens &etter. Set
er s5oriaselie os baorbt Nrbeioe, iom
blipet en- ttloel oens 2inier. @an
mpoer @pot og 5orbaauelie Ser
ben; men bette er o9iua bet beruienoe
oeo bet. Jtaar man fpler Jig, 1om
soen mesttsfte &onses Soloat filter
paa Seier os rig Belpnning, aaar
@trtoen er enbt, oa er Mootanren
e99enbe, o9 Mobet not5er.
r@or 6immel er aft besDnbt", ipn>
ger be, os Befreftelien al bette fan
man leie / oeres Mniister. Sc er
be lpttelisfte Menneifer paa s5orben,
Ds oenne beres SPITE TANNER fra
famine &ilbe iom beres Moo oe l1b>
boloenbeo. Set Ct / TBlelien al, at
be ct ben masti9fte Gprftes llnoerz
iaatter, fiampenbe for bans Sag os
itabie lassenbe npt 9omene til bans
&ise - bet er bet perion1is
5orbolo, lom be liaeiom ftaar / til
benue @erre, Der aipr, at be er lptte>
| li9e.
9eres Gremsans bar peret mere
forartet enb no9et &irfeiamfunos, %
bet tan trpst ii9es. at be MI reooer
fra 2afens % Mpbens 9uler flere
fortabte Menneifer ON Maret enb ole
&irtelamfunb tillammen. Sc logger
on paa at bore iaa praftife iom mu:
Zig. v9et nptter lite at preoite ct
@oanselium ON @alisbeb / en- onoen
@eroen for iultne Mauer", flyer
Sen. Bootb. n@ip benz fbrf Mab.
o9 ta1 laa til bem ON beres @iel.
9imlen ifal bespnbe bernebe =
bespnoe / Mennefebiertet, os faeert
@olitin ftal ber itraale paa oenne
@immel, iaa &erbeu ier bet. 2pften
ifal bespnoe ben Sag be iuar9er ben
epise &onae EroRab os tar Rampen
op for bans Sag. Ds iaa 1Du9er be:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05
sra @eroettS>to ttt4ttt8e,tn

10 franfe Sarmere. fom er ubuals<
te % betalte af fit 2anbs &e9ierin9
for at reiie berooer % ituoere ameri'
fanF Sorbbrug, er anfomae til @bts
ca8o. Set er ierli9 Maitiner. be
Ral inb1picere peb ubftliu9en.
SOM betienbt fa(lereoe bet me9et
omtolte og piot ON auerterebe 3em=
perancebotel / @btcaso, os mango
5olt os,aa uboper @eitens Sletter
table fine @perepense-
@alter Ebomas Mills, ben bergm=
te Nfbolosleber, bar ben itprenoe
94ano Gorretniu9en, o9 Goretogen>
bet fit oe1aa oerfor ftor tiltro bos
Solicit. Men bet ier ub til, at ban
lelo ct blepet toset ueo Meien al
@uinbIere. Set er ierlts Isiurances
tompanter, iom bar beoroset bam.
Slere &erfouer ct nu paasrebne o9
maa uanbre / Tens1el for fine Sum
fer; men Nfbolesfoltets &enge er
tor tebie table, % be maa ie til at
fnbe fig 2osi. buor be beoit Tan, uoar
be tommer til ublilin9en.
@n Jarmer ira Blad &iuer Sails.
@iscouiiu, rtos iub" 8eroensuoitil>
liusen, os taitebe paa famine 3to
fine 9ine paa en- faser uug Opoart>
ninsspi9e berneoe. 9an forlooebe
fig meo benoe, os famine Das bleo
be sifte. Derpaa belaa be lloti0in<
gen iammen og reiite biem til 5arme~
rem @isconlin. Garmeren flyer, at
bet er ben meit lpnnenoe &eiie. ban
bar 9iort.
@n for 9ous al runoe @ten er ops
itablebe fo1an Morbs s9atotas Statsz
bpanine; bet er Stene fra Cannon
8aq @auep ueb Manban. Snoianer=
ne bar mango forunoerlise @asn fnpt@
tebe til bisie Stene os &anontu9=
lebalen ibetbeleta9et. 9alen er al
oeles opfplot af lliae runoe flint ileb<
ne 5tene men er ellers fru9tbar o9
o9 bar / be iuunone 9ioer ueret ct
Ipgt @iem tor Buffaloen. st 5la9
;:al en9an9 baue itaaet / 9alen mel<
lem @iours Snbianerne % @rotp>Sn,
bianerne, iom bauoe omtrent 1amme
8etpbnin9 for bisie to 5tammer iom
BraauaQai1a9et baube for 9eoroboer*
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05

@enotor Sberman bar MI ofentlis
ertleret, at bans SOB ON &ipb of
9plp, fun bar pebtoset for at forbin>
bre fri @plumpntnins. @n fri Sglp>
mpntnin9s.Biu bapbe / 1890 pasi e.
ret @enatet meo flor Maioritet os
pilbe oeiaa saaet igiennem ! 9uiet,
ON lite @bermans @plplop bauoe
tommet op, flyer ban.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05

s. $. Nuitin / @ranb SORTS bar
inb0aaet &epbemaal ON at ribe paa
fin 8icpcle fra fit &iemiteb til @bi.
caeo paa 10 9ase, en- @eilensbe paa
neiten 800 Mile. Bebbemaalet er
ON $3.50.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05
Mbiolut cit %rt8 for aQet

S9 bpor pilli9t Bonner lite
@ublifum Jig til bette, 11aar oet
1er, bpor billi9e &orerne er!
Spoelt9e, imaa Sal forteller
@iltorien.
9e fan ipare SID o9 een9e
peo at ban6le me6 Great Man.
haitian Clothing House. Ti6,
foroi bette @us far bet itprlte
o9 be6ite g(Slortement at pelqe
/ - bebpper life at fjpbe, bpa6
9e life pn1ter. &en9e, for6i
bore &arer iel9es billi9ere, en6
ben famine &palitet al @o6S fan
blipe fjpbt fur an6retebs. SSt
bar n1on9e &arer og maa les1e
al. .&om berfor o9 tag Tor6et
al Dor for itore fSorlpnin9 o9
bore me9et lape &riler.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05
$Diflano-

8ilbelm 2iebfne9t beber 2eberen
for be tpite @ecialiiter. Qau er MI
en- al @eroenS meit betienote &oliti=
fere, os ban frpstes al 9prannerne
lite alene inoenfor bet tpRe &i9es
@renoier men ouer belle &eroen.
Sor fort 9io fiben pilbe insen bape
tentt fig Muliebehen al, at en- @ocia<
lift tunoe palaes til en- @tormu9tS
lopsiuenbe 5oriamlius. Sen MI
palste tpRe 92isaoa9 pil anta9elis
taue 70 80 Meolemmer, iom er
uolate paa @ocialiternes Blatiorm
meo 100000 Stemmer. @ocializ
iterne ben tplte &tssoa9 er tiltse
be beoite 9alere. Sc 9ibr life Eie=
nelte bare iom @toletrptfere. Sc
ubtaler fig / @pprssmaalene, iom
oisfuteres os bet meo 5pno o9 &lem.
Det ct Gerbinanb 2aia1es 4ano, iom
fremmanes i9ien, naar 2tebtne9t
fommer op paa Talertribunen, og
buor ban forbes. bueruer bon npe
9tlbeusere. Sinoig o9 ilu logger
ban ooelis til 9eren npe Eropper -
oe bans &arti 9aar frem! 6ans
Menins er, at &euo1ution os @es
form ct ben famine 9ins. bet er. ban
pniter en- OmueltninQ paa freoeli9
Maabe. Socialbemofraterne pil lite
bruge Mast men bill naa fit Maal ab
2ou9iuninsen8 Sci.
Bi8mard ct oeres fprte Ttenbe,
og ban bobes meo ct uopbelt9t !0ao
al aQe @octaliiter. 9ette v&reotur"
iom be faloer bam. uar bet, omtrem=
folote &rieen 1870 oe braate @or9
/ Mi0ioner @lem, os ban uar bet. lom
jbrte bet iaafalote. @uinere9ime"
unoer boiltet bet tpfe Soft bar l,ot.
Sc bat @runo til at babe bam. Bis>
mard tbr lite oile fig paa @aoen i
Berlin / ct focialiiif &uarter, tbi
&uinberne piloe riue bam iitptter al
@arme. Wen fra Bur9eoujiets
@lotte tan ban Rrpoe Of, at ban bar
fulobraet 1pF(anbs @nbeb (?) rmeo
Blob os Sern".
Men @ocialiterne EDRlano tel>
Ter en- 1opal Scr paa 2 Millioner
femmeberettisebe Bor9ere. Bis.
mard CT faloen. o9 &eilerens Erone
batter. &anbenoe at Nrmebillen i
en- noset mobereret Torm 9aor isjen.
nem ! @i9sbaeen oeunesane. men ben
ntl fca Mubfanb. 9faar bens Be-
itemmelier Fal baanbbeues, trenses
ber Benae, o9 Solicit bill fele 8prber.
ne TRIPLE. 2iebfne@ts os bans Mens
niugsfeQers &bit lboer / buer &rog
al &i9et, 90 &efrutter buerpes / bereS
&etfer. 9attfait mai@erer be frem.
og Militerpelbets 9a9e er talte.
@ti(le os lbblpft itriper 9aanoen paa
Burgeouiiets ablone @as ben uforz
anberltae Dom, os Jolfet tar &e9ie>
ringeu. Set lobe Narbunbreoes
&epolntion bil bliue itt0e, flyer 9eu=
tiben8 @ocialtner. Men ben pil bli.
be effettip.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-07-05

9lrbeibet peb @plpminerne baabe
ber / 2anoet os / o>Mmerita neb>
le9aes. 9en enc Mftne efter ben
anben lutfes, o9 punoreoetuien @r<
beibere blir gaaenbe lebige.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
COUNTY SCHOOLS.
They Have No Head Through
Sup. Lewis Obduracy.

They Have No Head Through
Sup. Lewis Obduracy.
The appointment. or non-appoint-
ment rather, of an assistant Superin-
tendent of schools in Hennepln county
seems about to result in lively rumpuS.
The people of the county outside the
city are becoming stirred up over it.
Supt. Lewis is coming in for much un-
favorable criticism. 1t all may termln-
ate in request that the governor re-
move Lewis.
The refusal of the board of county
commissioners last Monday to confirm
the reappointment of Bayard L. Shaver.
a Republican, as assistant Superlntend-
ent Of schools has been the sensation in
the rural districts of Hennepin county
the past week. The commissioners
wanted Prof. j. t. Pribble, of Osseo,
appointed because he is qualified for
the position, and because Supt. Lewis
had promised the place to him before
the election. During the one term that
Lewis ana Shaver filled the office they
were paid out Of the county treasury
more than $4,000 as salary. Residents OF
the country towns claim that they did
not earn it. Supt. Lewis, however, re-
fuses point blank to appoint Prof. .Prlbble
or any one else, except Shaver. As
Supt Lewis Is lying in Wisconsin
hospital, receiving Treatment for vlru-
lent cancer, and as he is known to be
utterly incapacitated for performing the
slightest duties pertaining to the office
himself for a long time to come, If ever,
the commissioners are thinking serl-
ousIy of reporting the matter to the
governor and asking him to declare the
office vacant. The schools of the county
are said to have been sadly neglected,
and the farmers and taxpayers gener-
ally are up in arms about the matter,
and are calling loudly Tor some action.
Shaver doesn't seem to have any par
ticular claim or the office. Although
he is Republican, he served as assist
ant superintendent during Lewis first
term. Then he tried to get the RepuD-
lican nomination, but failed. He has no
claim on the office i'll political way.
Lewis was ill during the campaign, and
most of the aute-election work for him
was done by the other Democratic
candidates. The Democratic county
commissioners think it only fair that he
should appoint Democrat as his assist
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
COL. McCRoRY's FUNERAL.
1t Will Be at Mansfield, O., Next
Tuesday.

Tuesday.
Additional particulars of the death of
Col. William McCrory Friday evening
at Mansfield, o., were received in
Minneapolis yesterday. AS was con-
jectured here, his death was caused by
the injuries he received last fall when
his horse fell on him in parade. His
health was not good afterWard. He
went to Mansfield several weeks ago to
visit Gen. Brinkerhoff, his father-in-
law. He hoped the change would do
him good. but he grew worse instead
Friday afternoon he rallied and showed
Improvement. only to drop away toward
evening. He leaves one daughter. The
funeral will occur next Tuesday after
noon at Mansfield. The-remains of
Col. McCrorv will probably be buried
in Mansfield, where Mrs. McCrory was
buried just about year ago.
Col. McCrory had been a resident of
Minneapolis and closely identified with
its business interests since 1879. He
was the protector and builder of the
Minneapolis, Lyndale & Minnetonka
railroad, the old motor line out First
avenue, now part of the street rail-
way system. He was heavy dealer in
real estate. He was born at Cambridge,
o., July 20, 1871, and was educated at
Westminster college in Pennsylvania
and Oberin in Ohio. He entered the
army at the beginning of the war as the
commander of the Seventh corps of
Ohio sharp shooters. His abilities as an
army officer were generally recognized.
d He served at the headquarters Of both
Gems. Thomas and Rosecrans, ard also
at one time he was on Gen. Sherman's
staff. At the close of the war he en-
tered into the railroad contracting busi-
ness and followed it successfully for
some time until he came to live in Min
neapolis.
Tie Ohio association met at the West
hotel last evening to take acti on on the
death of Col. McCrory, its president.
The following resolutions were adopted: /:
"Resolved, That in the death of Col.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19

net the first year only $4,000, and the
second year $4,000, making the Gus
tomary allowances for delnquencIes.
After tie second year such levy would
net $4,000. We have estimated that
our receipts from the tax would in
crease in the later years as follows:
1894, S1l2, 900; 1895, S126 600; 1896, S14O,
600; 1897, $145.000; 1898, $150,0O0; 1899,
S165.000; 1900, S1S2, 600.
The Boards UItimatum.
''Unless some provision is made for
raising the city's portion, this board
would not feel justified in eXpending the
county's money upon the city's part of
the building without some express au-
thorization, as we could nave no means
Of knowing that we would ever be in Il
position to refund to the county moneys
expended. If, however, the means were
provided for raising the city'S portion OF
the cost, even though payable during a
series of years, this board would be JUS
titled, under the act by which it was or
ganized, i'll using part of the proceeds of
sale of county bonds for enclosing the
city side OF the building"
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19

William McCrory, the Ohio association.
of Minneapolis, loses its first honored
president, and that in the loss of our
much-loved and enterprising leader we
feel that we suffer in common with our
city the loss o ia just and valued friend,
and that we as former residents of the
state of Ohio. which gave him birth,
lose brother whose tender memories
and sympathies were always with
the home Of his boyhood; and,
"Resolved, That this resolution be
published in the daily papers of Mime
apolis, and copy furnished and ten
dered his surviving daughter.N
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19

thet his wife horsewhipped her on the
street. He then went with his wife to
Milwaukee, and never heard of nor saw
Mrs. Mcqueen since. He did not de-
sert his wife, nor leave her penniless.
They had slight difference, and con-
cluded to separate for short time,
Cannon being removed to the Minneap-
oils Office at his own request. When he
left home he gave his wife check for
months salary and half months sal
ary in cash. In all, he gave her over
500. He does not even know where
Mrs. Mcqueen is, much less did he
elCpe with her.
Cannon will demand retraction from
the press associations and, in the event
he should lose his position because of
the publication, will sue them for actual
damages.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
frighten Officer Halman, of the Nortl

frighten Officer Halman, of the North
town station, on the night of the 18th
inst, by playing the ghost act. Hicks
procured a white sheet, and, donning it.
laid for Halman in the darkness of an
alley. He groaned and made peculiar
noises while Martin ran. hoping thereby
to encourage Halman to do the same
thing. Halman swears, however, that
he did not run. The matter was re-
ported to the superintendent, and yester-
day the three officers were arraigned
before him, to explain why they acted
Ike schoolboys when they were eX-
peeted to pose as officers of the law.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
Illl company and the st. Anthony

Mill company and the st. Anthony
Water Power company against the st.
Paul board of water commissioners to
recover 81, 500 damages and $1,000 dam
ages, respectively, and petitioning for
an injunction to prevent the board from
diverting the course of Rice creek or
from drawing any more water from that
point, where is stationed a st. Paul
pumping station. The plaintiffs claim
that the board is planning to enlarge
the pumping station at Rice creek and
thus to draw off immense quantities of
water which should flow into the Mis-
sissippi. and which will greatly damage
the water power at Minneapolis. The
case will be an important one, regard
ing the rights of mill owners, and it
will probably come up for trial at the
next term of court
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
that Frank Cannon, of that city. had i
eloped with Mrs. Frank Mcqueen, of /

that Frank Cannon, of that city. had
eloped with Mrs. Frank Mcqueen, of
Davenport, Ia. The Chicago Herald
contained lengthy article, which
wound up with stating that Cannon was
in st. Louis. AS matter of fact Gan
non was in this city, and has been here
for several weeks. He is the local man
ager of the Western railway weighing
inspection bureau, with an Office at Is
Nicollet block. He is stopping at the
Window hotel, on the East side, and
there is no Mrs. Mcqueen with him.
Cannon was seen yesterday by a
| GLOBE reporter, and he felt very much
aggrieved at the manner in which his
name was being handled by the press
associations. He stated that there was
not word of truth in.the articles, save
where horsewhipping affair in Dav-
enport was referred to. Cannon says
that while living IN Davenport he be
came involved with Mrs. Mcqueen. and
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
Silk Headquarters.

Quality, Quantity, Price
The Best-the Most-for the
Least. These words apply
to Silk Headquarters, and the
silk headquarters of the
Northwest are at S. & Els.
We defy any house in the
Northwest to sell as good
silks for as little money and we
defy any house to offer a
handsomer line to choose
from. Here's partial list
of the many new silks which
we've received during the
past few days:
Handsome Printed India Silks,
22> inches wide, light and
dark grounds with beautiful
new printings; the regular
'OC qualify, 1oI TSC. ydIu.
Handsomer Printed India
Silks, % inches wide, in Black,
Navy, Tan, Brown, Blue,
Myrtle and Olive grounds
with beautiful new printings,
would be cheap at S5c; our
cash price is only 6Oc yard.
New Plain India Silks. 90 inches wide,
full line of colors, only 4Oc yard.
Beautiful New MOire Satins. 10 inch
es wide, delicate shades for evening wear,
only 59c yard.
Plaid SErahs, new and handsome,
the regular 81 .25 kind, for S5c yard.
Natural POngee Silks. worth 40c
for 25c yard. Main Floor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
he inaugural ceremonies IN Washing

he inaugural ceremonies IN Washing
ton, appointed by the Minnesota DEM
ocratic association, have selected the
Wisconsin Central and the b. & o., the
former as far as Chicago and the latter
on to Washington. This will be the Off
cial route, and the only one over which
through trains will run from the Twin
Cities to Washington. A round trip OF
$50 has been made. Pullman tourist
sleeping cars will be supplied. and the
fare Oh them will be $3.50 each way.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19

series of four lectures will be given at
the library building under the auspices OF
the Academy OF Natural Sciences on the fol-
lowing dates: Feb 81, 'Cholera and Common
Sense,'' DR.. G. N. Hewitt; March 21 'Struct-
-ure and Habits of Rodents. DR.. Il. l.. Osborn;
April Is. THE Mechanics of Heredity,'
Prof Conway McMillnn: May % Formation
and Defamation of Minnesota Lakes" Prof.
c. w. Hall
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
PARK BOARD MATTERS.
The Financial Question-New East
Side Appraisals.

The park board committee appointed
to conduct the affairs of the Minnehaha
boulevard, met yesterday afternoon.
Commissioner Ridgeway, who is Ell
gagged in looking up the titles to prop
erty along the route of the boulevard,
reported that matters were progressing
favorably, but that there were number
of lots whose titles had not yet been i'll
vestgated. He was authorized to con-
tinue his researches. 1t was decided to
recommend to the board the acceptance
of the Steele proposition, regarding
deeds to certain property along the
boulevard.
The committee on finance met and
discussed the subject of money for per
manent Improvements. No action was
taken, for the committee had not had
an opportunity to look over the various
estimates. Commissioner RidgWay
stated that 500, 97S was available for lm-
provements for 1893, exclusive of the
amount to be expended i'll Columbia
park. This park will have $4,000 from
the Minneapolis Improvement Company
Northeast. The board will allow $4,000
for maintenance of parks and $4,000 for
tools. The amount of money expected
to be realized from taxes is S22S, 1S9.
The appraisal committee appointed by
the court to investigate the appeal of
the owners of property along the East
side river bank against the awards as
fixed by the park board, has concluded
its work, and the report shows a differ
ence of about $4,000. The committee
recommends the following amounts in
the cases of the seven appeals:
Mississippi River Improvement and
Manufacturing company......... S37, 800
Farnsworth Loan and Realty company. 1928 0
William j. Godfrey. rey............,..... $500
John A. Willard .... ............... 5000
Edward Maloney .............. -. 1900
Jeremiah Shea. .................. S25
James Cullen. 80 80. ......... ..... coo
COZ lOS
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
COUNTING The COST.
City Hall and Court House
Commissioners Prepare a
Statement.
Details of Expenditures and
Present Estimates for the
Hennepin Delegation.
Some Talk Of Asking the Gov
ernor to Act on County
Schools.
Park Board Matters--Gannon
Did Not Elope From Mil
Waukee.

A financial statement of all the trans
actions of the board of city hall and
court house commissioners for the ben
eft of the HenDepin delegation in the
legislature was completed yesterday aft
srnoon. The document contains an ac-
count of all receipts and expenditures
of the board and full statement of the
estimates of cost of completion which
have been made from time to time, also
estimates for immediate or partial com
pletion of the building. For purposes
of comparison, the statement of receipts
and expenditures; although printed be-
fore, is given here:
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
Cheap Books.

The original Webster's I'm
abridged Dictionary, full size,
cloth bound, just what so
many have been waiting, for;
regular price $1.50; Our cash
price, 75c each.
Hawthorne's "Scar1et Let
ter" the great novelist's mas
terpiece-a special edition
beautifully bound in red and
white cloth, only 25c.
Main Floor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
HE DIDN'T ELoPE.
Frank Cannon Knows Nothing of
Mrs. MCQUEEN.

The Twin City papers Yesterday MORN
ing printed press association dispatches
sent out from Milwaukee to the effect
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-19
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand for future use. s
Estimate No. i.

This is all estimate of the cost of the
entire building, completed and fur
nished ready for occupancy. The fol-
lowing are the estimated amounts re-
quired to complete building, in addition
to work now done and contracted for: