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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26
Death of q Pioneer,

Special to the Globe
HENNING. Mimi, Jan. .25. = Chris
Christianson, one of the pioneers of
Otter Tail county, died at his home here,
this morning, aged slxty-one Years. >
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26
Badoers Not Puritans.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 25.--Tne legis-
lature today passed resolution asking
for the opening of the worlds fair on
Sunday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26
Fargo for Benton.

Special to the Globe.
FARGO, N. D., Jan. ga special
messenger will bear to Bismarck to-
night a petition to the Cass county dele
CATION in the legislature. 1t begins with
I'VE, the undersigned Republicans"
etc. and urges the delegation to vote
fer John d. Benton, of Fargo, for
United States senator. The petition
contains the names of majority of the
Republicans of Fargo. and it is thought
that this expression of the feeling of
their constituents will cause Fargo's
contingent to swing to j. D. Benton,
who already has the votes of the other
Republican members from Cass county,
and needs but three more to elect.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26
BENTON VERY NEARIT
The Fargo Democrat Comes
Within a Pair Of Votes Of
Being Senator.
A Combination Which Failed,
Owing to the Absence Of
an Independent.
Fargo Republicans Want cass
County Members to Stick
TO Benton.
A Republican Caucus Which
Fails to Come to Any I'm,
dePstanding.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe
BISMARCK, n. D., Jan. 25.-This was
the most exciting day of the legislature.
Late last evening deal was made
whereby the Democrats and indie
pendents were to combine on Col. Ben
ton, Dem, on the first ballot today,
which would give him forty votes. He
was then to have six Republican votes
from his own county of Cass. One In
dependent was absent, so it was ncceS-
sary to make arrangements for one
more vote. This was done. Fingal
Enger, Republican farmer from Steele
county, was to get up after the forty
fifth vote had been cast for Benton and
change his vote to him, thus giving him
the requisite forty-six. Hagen, Pop,
of Barnes county, failed to keep
his promise, and as Enger's
vote would not have elected he
did not vote for Benton. This left Ben
ton with only al votes, two short of an
election. Two hore ballots were taken,
but Benton only received 43 votes. The
joint convention then dissolved. 1t is
now believed the Republicans will get
together on
a Dark Horse,
or else will take one of the candidates
named. Anyhow, the senator is likely
to be named tomorrow. There is in
tense excitement tonight, and the CaSs
county Republicans who went over to
Benton today are severely censuled.
SO bitter has the fight grown that
Guptlli, chairman of the Republican
central committee of Cass county, de-
clares that he would be proud to preside
at the banquet of John ID. Benton,
Democrat. rather than have Casey re-
elected Dispatches from Congressman
johnson to the field candidates today
show that gentleman'S hostility to Casey,
notwithstanding he went back to Wash
ington after all understanding with the
Republican leaders here not to inter
fere in any way with the senatorial
fight. His dispatches to each candidate
are similar, and urge them to stand out
against caucus unless Casey is out of
it. At a Republican caucus tonight
forty-ive Republicans were present.
The proposition came up first Oh Casey
as to how many would vote for him or
would not under any circumstances.
There were 81 for and IS against.
Cashel says four of Casey's supporters
were absent. Next, as to Anderson, Is
were for and 25 against. AS to
Kingman, Is for and 90 against;
Smith, IS for and 26 against: Worst 20
for and % against. On the basis of all
these being out one ballot was cast for
other candidates. The highest number
received by any one was for G. A.
Pollock. Adjourned without any de-
termination. Worst says he regards
himself out of the race. The PopulistS
will not determine till morning what
they will do.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26

was legal, because eighty-three legally
elected members participated, and. that
number being constitutional quorum,
he received an unquestioned majority.
They deny that the Republicans took
any partin the session. Judge Martin
will leave for Washington in few
days to deliver his certificate Of election
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-26

Continued on Eighth rage.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-12
Emulsion Creosotada

farmaceutico de la Universida0 de Ia Habana.
Ecnz poderOso reaed5o las efeYaed0es del pcho
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DIR. Rabe, es un
magnco maravlloso agente terapeutco de exto SECURE
Ia Byoqiis, Issis Laritis, Asas, Catasyos I0ses
oertiaaoss, eodos, Eser6as, 4ndnasa Raqutimo
ninos, Ddad general y, suma para las afeccones de
apeto vgoza las naturalezas mas empobrecida. Es 81
remedio por exceencia.
La EMULSION CREosOTADA DE RABELL. nueva
unica original asociacion de ACEITE DE BACALAO,
CREOSOTA E HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL Y SOSA, es una
decada crema de suave olor basamco de grato sabor
paladable hasta por los ninos
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V6ase Ell ampo prospecto que acompana cada frasco
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Cuba Deposito principal La Reunion de jose Saba. Ha
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-14
TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
ElFTY-sECOND CONGRESS.

II the senate on the Ri the petition OF JOS.
~ Adv claiming legal election a. senator
frou, Kansas a. against John Martin. was READ
ana referred The report Of the committee on
privileges and elections Ia favor az the auinis'
sion OF the three senators appointed Ny 'he
governors OF Montana. Wyoming ana NashlnS'
ton was then taken up and argued until th-
senate went into secret session ior inc 'Vns'u
Grafton Of executive business.
Is the senate on the ith, the debate was con
,inued on the question OF the right OF gov
ernors of states 70 appoint senators al the 'e
ginning OF a term when the state legislatures
have h.en in session and have failed 70
elect Mr.. Vest made an argument IN oppo.
sition 10 the existence OF such right, anu
claimed that although the precedents pointed
both WAYS they prcpondxated largely IN sup
port % his contention.
IN the senate, on the 5th. the question o. the
admission ~ senator's appointed ~ the gov
errors OF Montana. Washington ana wyoming
after The leg satures Of those states had talleu
Ia act was further discussed Mr.. Chandler Or
tered a resolution calling on the treasurer Tor
COMES az the reports OF the Citizens bank OF
Washington. ID. G., from 1879 to Ike. ana OF
bank examiners on its condition
In the senate. on the 9th. the right OF the
three senators appointed by the governors oi
Montana Washington and Wyoming 10 take
their seats was further discussed ING reso'
lttion prove ding for the election OF ohscrs %
The senate was agreed to without division
and william r. Cox. 81 North Carolina was
chosen secretary OF the senate Richard G.
Fright sergeant alarms aud doorNeeper, ana
| William II Milhurn. ID OF Illinois. chaplain
| their terms OF Office TO begin on the FIRST day O
The regular meeting Of the Fifty-third con
gross
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HOT STUFF.

The t:Icnmore Disttiitng Co.'S Var'""ns'
M Greensboro. Nv. Burned. Ioge'"''
viii, Nearly Twenty Thousand b"rr''
81 WHISKY Three Cottages As" n"r"e'
owrxsBoRo. Ky. April $. Fire broSs
ont in one of the Glcnmorc Distilllpg
~ = warehouses here at = o'clock yes
,er.Iav afternoon and at I o'clock tne
four large warehouses adjacent TO we
distillery proper were in ashes. IN.
buildings contained Isl barrels o.
whisky. and there were 400 barrels o.
which the tax had been paid. Inc
buildings were well equipped ana eN'
pensiye structures. and two OF thel
were new.
The fire department could not rea'a
,he fire on account OF its being loca'c'
outside of the water limit. and the men
who were on the ground were utte'F
,o,verless. The wind blew gale an.
famed the flames till they reache'
three cottages above the warehouse
These were licked up in less time t"a'
il takes to tell it,
The Glcnmore Distilling Go. was ",
,rircipal loser Slack & Perkins ~
about 40 barrels. Thixton, Milie'
"a lost 500 barrels. There were se'
eral other firms whose losses con'u =.
H.. found ont. The total loss is said Y
lie $3.50. 900. The insurance i a"'
| 300. 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-14
-------------s--------------
MRS. CLEVELAND
VIII Press the Button, the Molten Metal
WIN DO the Rest.

VIII Press the Button, the Molten Metal
WIN DO the Rest
WAsHI~GToN. April Mrs. Clevc-
land has decided not to accept the IN
vitation of the Columbian exposition
directory to be present ut the formal
opening Of the Worlds fair on May J.
She will. however. take part in the
opcninr ceremonies through the
m cdium OF an electric wire which VIII
connect the White House with the ex'
position grounds.
The secretary Of the Daughters ol
the Revolution recently decidcdt TO have
n memorial bell cast within the fair
grounds on May !, aud Mrs. Cleveland
was invited To touch n wire through
which q current will pass To an cleo
irjc automatic arrangement. and turn
the molten metal OF which IL IS com
poscd into the mold. AS she will not
he in Chicag go. Mrs. Cleveland VIII
touch the button at the White House
and YESTERDAY afternoon Private Sec
Rotary Thurbcr notified the officers Of
| the society Of Mrs Clcvcland's accept
| ancc of their invitation.
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Dedication Ceremonies In Progress La tho
Great Mormon Temple which Has Taken
Forty Years tn Buiid. at 70 Cost 81 over
-Four Million D"liars-A Genuine SUR
prise 10 the .sntiies. Many 81 whom
were Permitted to Get glimpse az the
Oriental Magniiteence of the Interior "f
the structure.
SALT AXE CRY, Utah, April The
great Mormon temple. whose fame IL
almost worldwide. which was COM
mcnced forty years ago, and which mas
cost more than 81 .o0o,00o up To the
present time. all gathered from the
free will offerings o. the Mormon peo-
pie. is ut length completed, and the adj
herents OF Joseph Smith from the four
corners OF the globe have gathered In
Salt Lake City to take part in the
| dedication exercises.
| Immense delegations are present
from all the surrounding states and
territories. Old Mexico. the Sandwich
| islands and the semi-civilizcd Indian
tribes. converted To the Mormon faith.
all are represented, and the principal
diynitarics who have been laboring for
years past i'm various parts OF Europe,
| have all been called home To celebrate
what, to the Mormons, is the most mo-
mcntous event in their history.
The building was turned over to the
authorities Wednesday, finished, and
the event was celebrated in manner
that created decided surprise through
out the city. Invitations were issued
70 500 prominent gentilcs, including
the governor. Judges of the supreme
bench, and other officials TO view
the interior Of the building
late "Wednesday night As th'
building had been for year
most zealously watched and every
thing connected with II was suppose
10 bc entirely secret. the invitations
created the utmost surprise. but they
were eagerly responded to, as th'
would be the last opportunity nom MOI
mons would have to obtain giimps
Of the interior The church authorize
decided to issue the invitations on nc
count Of the dona tions received Tor u
temple from some outsiders, and ais
as a matter Of courtesy. Besides. It
the ordinances celebrated within IN
walls which are secret. and. OF cours'
!, no inkling OF them was given out
: Among those included in the invit;
tions were the tragcdians Ward an
James Everyone who visited VI
!. building tell the most enthusiast
a stories Ok its gorgeousncss.
q The dedication services began at -
!. n. IN. and were celebrated in the a
! scmblv hall Of the building into viii,
Il, "a
n be admitted at one time. IL
q first $500 was limited
the president MILFORD Woodru
. the twelve apostles. the bishops 81
: high priests Of the church. secoi
:. $500 were admitted in the afternoo
Al and the ceremonies will 'be repeat
n twice day for the next ten or fftc'
=, DAYS
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ALL FOR THE FAIR.

Arrival Of the steamships Guiidhaii ana
bowie with Zig C"nsig"n,ents Of Native
Egyptians. Turks and Arabs. with Their
Camels. Donkcy-. Horses and Monkeys
The Bowie lsroughta Regular MENACE
RE for the Fair.
NEW YORK. April Aboard the
steamship Guidhall, just arrived from
Alexandria. were l'5 Egyptian men
ana women destined for the World ;
fair. They are in charge of George
Angelo. who has spent four months in
Egyp, getting the party together The
vessel rested at anchor near Bedloc's
island. and the Egyptians dressed in
their native costumcs We're orhsdccls In
force. Dancing girls dressed in short
skirts and decorated from head to foot
with cheap fnery gave exhibitions 81
their agility on the quarter deck Two
Of the girls excel in the danse de ventre.
and they are to oc drawing cards OF the
projected show number of Ara lbs
and Turks are included In the party.
and there are wrestlers, gladiators and
fencers 10y the score. The Egyptians
brought along seven camels. twenty
| donkeys. five eases Of monkeys and
| lot Of Arab horses
The Bowie was floating menagcrie
when She came into port She had
aboard a large collection OF wild ami
mails for the fair. The lot included two
| elhphantS. seventeen lions. five tigers
| five lcopards, twelve bears, twelve bye
mas and n LOT Of wolves. There were
| also horses. zcbras. sixteen cages q
monkeys. twenty-ninc cages Of parrots
five cages OF storks. and ponies an
goats. pigs, sheep and dogs withou
L Nm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-14
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the senate. on the 18th. Mr. Hoar
ended his speech against the proposeo
constitutional amendment for the cleo
ton Of United States senators. Inc
resolution providing for a trip Of the
committee on commerce to the facine
coast for the purpose of deciding on the
relative advantages of San Pedro ana
Santa Monica for deep water harbor
was taken up and agreed to- reso-
luton was offered and referred 10 the
committee on interstate commerce IN
structing that committee to inquire
INFO the subject Of the recent judicial
decisions at Toledo. O., as to the rights
and duties Of railroad employees. and 10
report whatever legislation may be
necessary to protect the natural and
inalienablc rights of working people
FoR the week ended on the goth
clearinghouse returns for sevcnty-hve
principal cities Of the United States. as
reported by Bradstreets. aggregated
q los. 742. 949. Of which New York
shows 5000, 751. 14o: Boston tl1I.35a, no;
Chicago. sos, ST.. ,95; Philadelphia,'s60
ass, $40, and St Louis. S24. s3,, $50.
THE business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
seven days, ended on the eth. number,
for the United states 1876. and for Can
ada. IS: or n total OF 223, as compared
with total Of 1914 the previous week
For the corresponding week Of last
year the figures were 20s.
THE United States has taken vigorou!
action in regard to recent outragcs OF
American citizens at Marzovan. II
Asia Minor. and the violation OF thu
mails Of the United States legation
The Turkish authorities are 10 be asked
TO make prompt reparation for in
juries inflicted and TO adequately pun
sh the guilty parties.
HENRY HrGH McCosH, who was a
one time known as A. Il. Stewart
: "rirht-hand man." and afterward be
| came a succcssf--.. merchant met
r drunkard's death. on the Tth in tn
street in front OF one Of the cheapcs
: rs well as one Of the worst lodgin
! houses in little alley of Wooste
. street. New York city.
RESOLUTION was adopted in the NJ
braska senate, on the 18th, for the in
!, parchment of ex-Attorncy -Gencr'
Lecse for misdemeanors in Office. NAL
|, ing the sixth Impeachment Of prcscr
and former state officials.
WI FINAL orders from Rear Admir-,
Ghcrardi. issued on the 9th, direc
. among other things, that on the 27tl
: the day of the great Columb ian nav
!. review in New York harbor. the
: shall be fred in national salutcs aloi
: no le,s than .i.ed0 guns.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-14
THE TuRBANED TURK

20 ~. Taught Respect for American Itesi-
sents-i.ate putrages to u. Investigated
Aud Preparation for Damages aud the
Punish nrnt OF the Guilty to b.
Perem ptoriiy Demanded nv Minister
Thompson.
WAsuISGroN. April s-Thc United
States has taken vigorous action in re-
gard to the outrages on American citi.
zcns at Mar,svan In the Turkish do
mnions. aud the violation Of the mails
of the United States legation The
facts of the ease are as follows: On the
10th of January last a number Of sedi.
tious placards were distributed
throughout hcrcgion of Marscvan land
Cmsarca. in the center OF Asia Minor.
/ On account OF alleged seditious motives
existing among the Christians, the
| Turkish authorities nscrib,d the au-
thorship Of these placards to the stu
dents OF Anatoba college, an American
educational institution at Marsevan.
On the night Of the I'd of February
the seminary Of this institution was
| fred and burned 10 the ground There
was strong circums,antal evidence "a
show that this was done with the full
|
the Turkish officials The condition ot
Americans in that place became SC
critical that United States Consul Milo
A. .Iewett was dispatched thither from
Scvia and the Americans in that dis.
trict have been under his protection
ever since. Dispatches passing be-
tween Minister Thompson and Consul
.Iewctt at Marscvan have been re-
peatedlv violated and formal complain,
of this fact has been made by the
American minister to the sublime
porte.
Demands for redress made To thc
Turkish authorities We're met by
counter demands on their side that the
alleged scditious movements OF The
American students should first be in.
vestiyatcd and determined upon before
any efforts were made to discover The
perpetrators OF the outrages compliance
of
Secretary Gresham has cablei "a
: Minister Thompson at Con~tantlnop'e
strong expression OF the Presidents
views on the ou,ragcs and demanding
not only prompt reparation Tor th'
burned seminary, but the punishment
:, Of all parties found guilty in the mat
ter. Minister Thompson is instructe0
: that no alleged prior acts 81 student
g are To affect the rights of this govern
mcnt i'm the premises Ministe
~ Thompson is charge 10 give renewe.
> attention TO the matter. and 70 dispatc
- a special messenger. II necessary 7
+" Consul Jewctt, and see TO the inviola
~ biltv of the correspondence The min
!" ister is TO act promptly and advise IN
=, department by cable. No effort Is :
~ be relaxed in securing the legal righl
;" OF our citizens in Turkey.
u. II is understood 10 be the policy
I" the United States To make this Mars
- van incident a test case IN our re'
tons with Turkey. There are az y
present time more than 200 America
citizen residing in the Turkish cmpu
nd who have the management OF proper
We to the value OF over s,,00O,o 600.
y. Further advices from MinisH
re- Thompson are looked for at the sta
department very shortly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-14
The STATE OF TRADE.

The weeks business and tho outI"""'
Reported by a. q. Dun & to.--"'s''
Failures. Etc. 1
NEW YoRK, April S.-R. q. pna H, I
Co.'S weekly review OF trade issued ~
morning. says:
In most parts OF tho country more 5.
ahlc weather has improved retail bushes, =.
Ing the past week, and some imrrov',il..D' y
collections resulted. although compia,.n1 ,.ns
still sornew what common With better 80
ton OF goods To consumers there ha7 M
vain on the whole In the wholesale rau, n
Industries are sustained IN the main ~ - .t
aba,ed demand Local hindrances 49, 49, s-
few branches Of industry at some Po. y N
labor controversies grow more freqnc"N ..,,
warm season approaches. but IN the a..,'.,l,
la.or II well employed. Monetary ulns III, N.
have caused scarcely any cmharf'Ssi,a M
,n,, ,he mast week and though more ~ -. =,
CONC abroad the markets are as yct ar,a.
lively easy and well supplied. The iro' . NM.
,rv shows no change Of consequence 'v XXI. M
tion and supply appearing very eioS''
anced. -, -, rnsi seTf
| davs number for the United states NJ, \.
ada y. total. III as compared WIN 1870
week. and e0s for the corrcspond'hS
| last wear.
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urookIyn Oniciais VIII Have I"
Trial.

NEW YoRK. April s.-Iudgc Moo H.
the court Of sessions. brooklyn, N,
cided Yesterday morning that az - d
brooklyn officials who were ind' '.,' M
account OF their connection WIN ~
Colum bian celebration with one ~ H.
t;on would have to go TO trial ~, In
missed the indictments that nav 40
found against City Auditor a.
Weber. They were six in numue' cor
District Attorney Ridgcway :. II,
out Of town, but when he return ,rns
other officers, thirty-one IN "'
will be arraigned 70 plead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-04-14
Favorable Result of Scientific invesu'
cation OF worlds Fair sanitation.

LoSpoN. April The special COM
missioncrs sent by the London Lancet
10 test the water supply Of Chicago,
with view To the safety Of the host
OF British people who will visit the
Worlds fair, state in their report that
ill.informed rumor has magnifed the
faults of the supply, although some
points. and especially the unscicntific
use Of ice in cooling water. needs ser''
ous attention. They report that there
IL every reason TO hope that the cxhio''
ton will be carried out without ths
outbreak Of an epidemic.