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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
MONDAY, Jan. 16.
SENATE.

Alter quorum was procured as the re.
suit of call of the senate, some consider
able progress was made on the aRti-Optlon
bill. An amendment was agreed to. fixing
the first of July, 1893, as the time when the
bill is to go into effect
The resolution offered By Mr.. Wolcott,
instructing the committee on foreign rela-
tons to inquire as to the expenditures in
and about the constructionoft the Nicaragua
canal. since the accounts eff expenditure
rendered two years since was agreed to.
The McGarrahan bill went over without
action.
The joict resolution introduced by Mr..
PETER, limiting the presidential office to
one term. was then taken up and Mr..
PETER addressed the senate in support of it.
Mr.. PETER had not concluded his speech
at 2 p. m., when the anti-option bill came
up as the special order; and he gave notice
that he would resume the argument to-
morrow.
Mr.. Cal: Dem Florida, read an argu-
ment in favor Of this bill .--- =
+ . ~ HOUSE
A motion to SUSPEND the rules and pass
bill to settle :he claims of Arkansas and
other states under the swamp land grants
failed to secure the ner >ary two-thirds
vote and was therefore de-, ated. r.
Coming over from the former suspension
day was bill to settle and adjust the
claims Of Arkansas and other swamp land
grants.
The bill was lost Yeas, 1322; nays. IS
not the necessary two-thirdS in the affirma-
tive. i.
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Gen. Z. j. II III rs b.
HIS DENISE SUDDEN AND I'm
EXPECTED.


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But One Left.
Fremont, Ohio, Jan. 49, Ex-President
r b Hayes died at IL o'clock tonight,
but the Information of his death was not
known for some time later, as everything
was kept exceedingly quiet in the yicin-
ity of the Hayes mansion An early re-
port that the condition OF ex-President
Hayes was improving nicely, and he was
now resting easily, allayed most suspi
cion. SO that the sudden appearance Of
Webb Hayes with the announcement
that his father had just died proved a
shock to all. From Mr.. Hayes it is
learned that the condition of his father
took sudden change early in the even
ing. and rapid dissolution followed.
Ex-President Hayes was brought here
last night suffering from an attack of
neuralgia of the heart, with which he had
been stricken at Cleveland. tt was the
second attack of the kindhe had received
within two weeks, and, although his con
dition was regarded as somewhat seri-
ous and excited the alarm of his family,
the encouragement given them by Dr.
Hilbist, the family physician, led them to
believe that the patient would soon re-
cover. For this reason all knowledge of
the ex-president's illness was kept from
the public, and the fact that he was suf-
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EiRht Severely Injured.

Harrisburg, Pa. Jan. pa serious
wreck on the Pennsylvania road hap
pened at Docklow this morning. An ex-
press train had stopped to repair the air
brake, which was out of order. when q
second section crashed into it. The Pull
man sleeper was completely telescoped.
Following is the list of the injured: A.
A. Steern. New York: Prof. III. w. Rolfe,
Philadelphia, injured internally: jeff In
graham. conductor: Mrs. Weller. Chi
F. Sipe, Cleveland; Alfred Belknap, Phil
adelphia; Clement Ciambre, supposed to
be from Philadelphia. All except Rolfe
and Stern proceeded to their destination
on a special s1train with other belated
passengers. The Steelton operator has
second section to enter his block
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25

wrecks = &C r. s..tr ln.lk.f..
4,,.c, 6 & Yn s..o..;.l 70 g, So
- >: -, -.
~ = -, g .slns sensa..on-l psa,
. s.ss mee1 0eepiy Interested aIe yeals
known N TINS part of the state, the
wronged husband having been IN en-
Move. 0f he Chicago r. Norfhv esteem
r.iiwar "a naar1v !, do-.n 800 NJ
@s..is...,
: s1 :. = s, 49, 49,
seslls ittie =,
care for-t be naturally sought 1ne love5
and sympathy of the woman whom he
aftarwam married. The 21st of April.
1871 M Conaland mar,r;ed his nov
f.;thl..e u;fe since 1vh;cl, t;m. he IA.
1s1a ~, : -
l0sesl, enef1sned and suppozted, ana 20
whom was born son, nov about one
year old. During the married life of the
pair. Mr.. CDDeland saws. all was love md
neace mil alont the bue 7. 1s ss of I.n.srvs
he .,,.n;s;ons a-,,,a t.t
.nen nls s.lspl.,lons were alo1sss.sl 49,.
ms VIE was paying 1aise 20 nei M
rage VOWS, which called for an invest
CATION by him that revealed the truth Of
his SllsnicinnS Here one William Isl Am
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A world.. Fair scandal.

Albany n. Y, Jan. pa regular hornets
nest has been stirred up by the threatened
worlds fair Investigation. None OF the leg
islators who have received complaints are
ready yet to put in formal charges against
anybody but the fact that some action Is
likely to be taken has awakened very live
" interest in all quarters. Now that the
public is aroused tey Intimate that the
rest viii be easy Aggravated exhibitors
will be asked to put their complaints In
shane so that the evidence will be ready to
present to the committee. The demand for
an investigation will then be made and the
complaints sifted. with q particular view OF
laid. 1t is understood that most Of the pro-;
tests came from the big manufacturing in-
terests. For long time there have been ru-=
mors in the air that Influence was re-
Quired to get the best results at Chicago.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
THURSDAY, Jan. 10.
SENATE

Senator Crandau offered resolution in
qui1ing Of the state treasurer Why some
railroad companies pay l per cent Others
per cent and still others per cent gross
earnings tax, as appears from his report,
and Why such gross earnings tax is not
paid in equal percentages by all roads, The
resolution was adopted.
The following bills were introduced and
re erred.
BY Senator G!sder-s. F. No. 1es. bill
the channel of certain hkes III Kandiyohi
county and ShokopeetS eek, in Swift coun-
ty; to committee on ro6 kand bridges.
By Senator ErcksoAS F. No 1O4, a
bill providing that oTieAha1f Of the money
received from liquor licenses by villages
shall be turned into the county revenue
fund; to committee on towns and counties
By Senator Woods. F.. No. 1G5Na bill
to appropriate 5000 to aid in building
bridges i'll Marshall county; to committee
On roads and br dyes.
BY Senator McMillan--S. F. No. lO6 q
bill to provide election penalties tor town
ship and village elections. to the committee
on elections. 4S's-- s.
By Senator Stevens---S. F. No. lot, bill
to amend the law relating to roads and
bridges; to committee on roads and bridges.
By Senator Stevens--S- F. No. los, a bill
to legalize the detective execution o. deeds,
ETC., providing that the bill shall not apply
to any instrument now in litigation; to
committee on Judiciary.
By Senator Tawney---S, F. No. 1G9. bill
wards and guardians and providing that
where deceased left no more property than
homestead, notice to fix time need not
be made; to committee on Judiciary.
The senate then went into committee of
the Whole on general orders and after be ng
in session some time the committee rose
and the senate adjourned
HOUSE
The grain and warehouse committee re-
ported favorabIy OH H. F. No. "a, with
amendments. The report was recommitted
The following bills were introduced and
referred:
By Mr.. koerner---H F. No. l22, relating
TO issue of licenses of intoxicating liquors
in certain cases; to committee on temper
ance
By Mr.. Wacek-H. F. No. 125, 10 regulate
elections; to committees on elections.
By Mr.. Bjorge---H- F. No 126 to repeal
the law for capital punishment and make
murder punishable by lie imprisonment;
to judiciary committee.
the act OF 1879 ia punish drunkenness by
fine and imprisonment; to the judiciary
committee.
Rev. Mr. Wasoner-H. +. No. 12s to es-
tablish state elevator and warehouse by the
state.
to writs o. attachment: to judiciary COM
mittee.
By Mr. Elliotr-H F. No. 1870 regulating
expenses Of candidates; to committee on
By Mr. BlescSer-H. F. No. 1872 to resu-
airy elections; TO committee on elections.
The speaker: under the joint rule an
nounced the elections of Cushman K Davis
as United States senator. .
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MINNESOTA rGlsLATuRE.
Proceedings OF ,n- Legislature Day
by Day.
FRIDAY, JAS. Is,
SENATE.

Senator Peterson. + w, offered resolu-.
ton giving the railroad committee clerk
at S. day. Senator Crate offered q SINH
lar resolution to give the appropriation
committee clerk. Senator Kelly gave
notice of debate on the first resolution and
Senator Leayitt on the second, and both
went over.
> A bill was introduced by Senator Wood
memoraizing congress to pass the anti-op-
ton bill, which was referred to the COM
mittee on grain and warehouses
A. bill to amend the law relating to re-
lig1ous corporations by adding a provision
providing tbev shall not transfer their real
estate was introduced by Senator Kiester
and referred to the judiciary committee.
The memorial to congress urging the pas
sage of stringent quarantine laws was re-
lorted back to the senate with the recon-
mendation that it pass. Tie bill was then
read the second and third times, under sus-
pension of rules. and passed by a vote OF 40
TOT.
The chair appointed Senators. Sevatson.
Towney, Dedon, Dean and Craven as the
grain investigation committee called for by
resolution passed yesterday
HOUSE
Mr.. Fletcher, from the judiciary com.
mittee, reported on n. F. No. S., (making
it misdemeanor to surrender any right of
citizenship. and moved to render same to
committee on labor. Adopted. 49,.
Mr.. Anderson introduced resolution to
add to the regular standing COMMITTEES of
the house special committee of five on
dairy and dairy laws; adopted. -
The resolution authorizing the house
Der to subscribe for newspapers to the
amount of II cents day FOR each member,
was taken up and was lost
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Montana Mt the Fair.

Helena. Mont, Special Jan. 23.-The
joint committee Of both houses of the
legislature has recommended the APP
preparation of $4,000 additional for the
Montana display at the worlds fair.
which. if granted will make 4 total of
$125,0OO. The proposed appropriation is
$4,000 less than the board of managers
asked. One of the managers says: We
erals. which embrace almost every useful
mineral known. Our agricultural coli
lection embraces the products of our
farms to the extent of about eight tons,
while i'll the horticH't.r'al { and other
departments the We. IS been equally
successful
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
SATURDAY, Jan, Il.
HOUSE.

The house transacted very little business
yesterday morning and adjourned shortly
after IL o'clock until Monday at 4 p. NJ.
When the roll was called Mr. jacobson,
evidently having in mind the senatorial
election and the rumors connected there
with, wanted to know why there were so
many absentees. he received no satIsfac-
ton. however, as Mr.. Greer informed him
that under the rules it is not necessary for
member to give reason for his absence
during one day.
Several bills were introduced, but not of
general character, and the only one of
importance was the bill of Mr.. Boggs,
which readjusrs the salaries of the county
officers ofSt. Louis county on somewhat
liberal scale This bill was passed under
the suspension of the rules. Mr.. Comstock
of Hennepin also introduced bill re-
lating to Insurance companies, which pro-
vides for the abolition of the 80 per cent
clause. A similar bill is already before the
house.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
With Stane and Bosom.

st. Paul, Mimi, Special. Jan Isles
terday was the opening day of the tour
nament of the international curling asso-
citation, and the hundreds of visiting en-
thusiasts put in the time until the wee
worthy of canny Scots. Little could be
surmised as to the final outcome of the
bonspiel from yesterdays sport, but the
Kinks from the far north seemed to be
in the pink of condition, and Manitobans
are likely to carry away many of the
costly prizes offered. with the Milwaukee
Kinks for close competitors.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Pleads for Her Son.

New York. Jan. 23.-Mrs. McCreedy Har-
ri>. whose son murdered his young wife,
has given out a letter for publication III de-
Tense OF her son. Mrs. Harris reviews
Charles life and gives her reasons why the
death penalty should not be inflicted upon
him. I'VE have new and important evidence
to2present on Monday next-aftidavits which
cIpnrly prove that Helen Potts was addicted
to the use Of morphine She says in con-
cusion: II demand another trial for my
boy. and I ask every lawyer. every doctor.
every clergyman, every man and woman
who cares for justice to be administered TO
d ,mand this new trial" ~@s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
No Hope for Murderer Harris.

Albany. Jan. 1S.-The court of appears
to-day affirmed the judgment of the lower
court in the case of the people VS.. Car
lyle W. n. Harris, appellant. This was
an appeal from a judgment convictiny
Harris Of murder in the first degree.
The defendant was indicted by the grand
jury in New York city in February for
causing the death of Helen Neil Potts
harris was secretly married to the girl
under an assumed name, some twelve
months before she died, and the capsules
were given her by Harris short time be-
fore the day set by the girls mother for
a public marriage
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Nunicipnl Corruption.

Des MONIES, Jan. D. = The water
works controversy is becoming highly
sensational The Daily News to-day
publishes an affidavit of John J. Ham
ilton, United States attorney. that Hub
bel offered him $4,000 to support his
proposal for purchase of the works by
the city. He calls for prompt investi-
cation of other charges of corruption
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TheFree.e Unurrcedented.

Toledo, Ohio. JAN 23.-Not in the his
tory of the present generation has Lake
Erie been frozen as it is now. There
is an unbroken field of ice from Detroit
river to Putin bay Fishermen have
driven fifteen miles out, from Monroe
and returned with the statement that the
ice was solid all the way and that it ex-
tended as far as they could see. The en-
tire Lake Erie archipelago is frozen up
and teams are crossing the mouth of the
Detroit river. Fishermen have been COM
PEELED to suspend business. Consider
able uneasiness is felt. because if the
winter breaks up as it usually does there
can scarcely fail to be very serious
flood
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Fatal Boiler Explosion

Nappanes. Ind, Jan. 23.-The water
works boiler exploded to-day. killing
three men AMI injuring two others. The
boiler also operated the electric light,
and hrd just been repaired. it was
being tested when the accident hap
pened The killed Are: \. A. French.
Gee rye Parker and Electric ian John
son. Injured: Jonas and Isaac Whist
Ter. boiler makers. The stand pipe of
system collapsed not long since. fatally
injurinS sew. raj
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
THE civ Mu.t set,le.

Madison, Wis, Jan. 23-Judge Bum
handed down decision in the notorious
Norton case against the city of Superior to-
day that compels the city to execute con-
tract made three years ago. When the city
was in its infancy tie officials purchased
from the Norton heirs OF st. Louis property
valued at $156.000 for park purposes. The
city afterward attempted to rescind the con-
tract and suit was brought by the heirs
compelling the city to keep good its part
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Hahn & Thompson Assign.

, Eau Claire. Wis. Special. Jan. 23 %
Holm & Thompson, dry goods mer-
chants, made an assignment to F. j.
Farr. The firm had been in business
for ten years The assignment caused
great surprise. The firm has a stock
worth about $4,000. Liabilities are
unknown. but it is understood the as
sets fully cover them
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Fell Down 8
N Stairs and Was Killed.

Fell Down Stairs and WINS Killed.
Eau Claire. Wis, Special, Jan. 2:e: %
Martin Cahill, an old resident, was found
covered with blood at the foot of flight
few minutes after he was found He
was an old bachelor, and lived alone.
His brother. who is farmer living near
here. persistently demands that an In
quest be held.
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street Ratlw.x Portal serxic,

Washington, Jan. 1S.-Postmaster Harlow
of st. Louis reports that his street railway
postal service has proved eminently sue
cessful in every particular. During the two
weeks covered by the report. the number Of
pieces of local mail received and delivered
at a saving Of from four to FIVE hours each
has been from 800 to 500 1aily-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
SENATE.

Senator Dedon offered resolution call
ing for the appointment OF committee OF
three to inquire into the manner OF taxa
ton of logs and lumber and also of railroad
their earliest conyen:snce The r.s1lE1..s.,
was adopted. So
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Capture Of Il DefauItin;: Bool.keeDer

New York, Jan. 23-t 'harles s Sim
clair. the bookkceper Of the Armour Pack
Ing company. who disappeared from this
city on Nov. II. after def,rlcation of
$4,000. was returned to this city to-day
in custody by Charles I. Lincoln. agent
81; the Missouri Kansas and Texas Trust
company of Kansas City. aud also of the
o., this city. He was taken to the
Toombs police court and remanded. Sin
clair was located in Chicago some time
ago. and Agent Lincoln went there to
get him. He consented to come back
without re1uisition papers. Sinclair took
5000 in cash with lin when ne disap-
peared. He turned over $500 of this at
police headquarters to-day.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25

Hastings, Mimi, Special, Jan. Is
The dwelling Of w. 6. Cooper was
burned to-day There was small in
surance on the building in the st. Paul
Fire and Marine.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
F1ourtnx Mills I'm Ashes.

Deadwood, S. D., Jan. 1S-The White
wood Touring mills. with a capacity for
fifty barrels per day were destroyed by.
fire to-day. Loss, S15,OOO; insured.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
TUESDAY, Jan. II.
SENATE.

After the disposition of the anti-opsion
resolution, the Lieut.. Governor announced
that the time had arrived for the election
of q. s. Senator
Senator John Day Smith, Of Hennepin,
placed c. X. DaviSin nomination. Daniel
W. LAWYERS namesx vas placed in nomina-
ton by Senator McHale, and Senator
Lommeb nominated 8. M. Owen
The ballot resulted as follows: Davis 20;
.Lawler II; Owen H.. Start. /: Scheffer, l;
Lind. l; Merriam Il.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
TUESDAY, Jan. II.
SENATE,

The anti-option bill which has monopol
lied almost the whole time of the senate
latter the morning hour during the present
sessi n and which is expected to reach its
final vote tomorrow was debated for nearly
three hours and then went over without
action. Sweeping denunciations of the
measure were made by Senator Hoar, Vest
and Platt as being in utter contrayention
of the constitution of the United States and
in violation of the rights Of the states. Mr.
Platt yielded to many interruptions and was
day ~ .-
The McGarrahan bill received It's death
blow for this session of the senate to-day,
the affirmation vote falling eight short of
the constitutional majority.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. IS.
SEN ATE.

At the conclusion Of the reading Of the
journal. Mr.. Sherman rose and in q feeling
manner announced the death of ex-presi-
dent Hayes. and a motion that the senate
adjourn out OF respect OF his memory which
was carried.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
HOUSE.

The session of the house to-day was an
interesting one. Work was mapped out for
the remainder of the week, and for Tues
day and Wednesday of next week, but be-
yond this little was done. A few private
measures were passed and the committee
on the Judiciary having under a prior or
der. the right of way. called up some bills
of secondary Importance. The one ofths
mostpublic interests was thnt providing for
the punishment of offensive passengers on
the high seas, which was passed
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
Pre.ident HIM atlEvere,

Everett, Wash. Special, Jan. 23.-James
]. Hill and party have reached the terminus
of the Great Northern line on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Hills injured arm continues to
improve. The balance Of the party are we'll
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
-Iff f1FTY-8RcoND CoNGRe8U
FRIDAl, JAN. Is.
SENATE
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SENATE ss.ssssss
Tho senate to-day, aftef m explanations.
y II. sherman, passed e bill TO extend g.
the statutes for the protection Of fur seals
and other fur bearing animals
The AcGarTahan bill was under consider
AtiOn for half an hour md after q speech.
against It by BIZ. Miller, it went over till
next Monday.
The Republicans in the house filisbuster-
ed all day against the consideration Of
private war claims. With the result that
nothing Was accomplished.
Tuesday next was substituted for tomor-
row for the considerations of bills reported
by the COMMITTEES on judiciary.
SATURDAY, Jan Ia.
Doneison Gallery, the new senator from
Louisiana appointed to fill the unexpired
term of Mr.. Gibson took the oath of Office
each time in antagonism to the anti-option
bill. That measure came up late in
the afternoon. but was antaSonized
by two motions, on neither of which was
there quorum voting. Stimulated how
ever. by hint from Mr.. Sherman that that
business, Mr.. Washburn gave notice that
he would ask the senate to remain in ses-
sion next Wednesday until final vote on
the anti-option bill was reached.
Most oft0-day' 8 session was occupied by
Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama, on the Nicaragua
canal bill. In the course of his speech he
spoke sadly of the Monroe doctrine as
worn, torn and fragmentary" ana as hay-
ing been kicked by the senate into doll
rags"
The time of the house was principally
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-01-25
HOUSE

At noon, the speaker announced the cleo
ton of q G. s. Senator i'll order.
G. 4. Davis, %. W. LAWYER and s. NJ.
Owen were placed in nomination..
The vote resulted as follows; Davis, 81;
Law1er, 81; Owen, II; scattering, 8: absent ]
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The death OF ex-nresident Hayes was an
nounced and the house adjourned ont of
respect to his memory.