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favor of repeal. The great metropolitan
papers had spoken, the industrial classes
had not. They were not in favor OF 70.
peal. The industrial interest had been
throttled from the expression OF an
opinion by the threat that the money
necessary to carry on the business would
be withheld; that threat was made with
an effrontery that should shame the
devil. AS to what had induced the
house to vote for the bill which the arti-
Gle said was public opinion, the courte-
sizes due to the other body would pre-
vent his stating his opinion OF what in
fuenced the vote. He would leave that
to some other place where he could not
be trammeled by the rules of the SEN
ate.
The senator then went on to denounce
the newspapers, which he declared did
not represent the public. Teller said
he repeated the challenge made in
recent speech, for any one to show that
the Sherman law was responsible in
any degree for the present financial con-
dition or the condition which existed
when congress assembled. The act,
said the senior senator from Colorado,
has been made scapegoat. There was
cause for the difficulty, declared Teller;
1t was the course of wisdom for the sem
ators to address themselves to the cause
and not be carried off their feet by pub
lie clamor, by newspapers, by gibes and
threats, and be compelled to do that
which they knew would not bring the
people that which they deserved and
which they desired. To show the iallacy
Of the opinion that the Sherman act was
responsible for the distress. Teller cited
trade reports to the effect that the year
1892 was one of the most prosperous in
the history OF the nation.
After brief executive session the sem
ate adjourned.
The herald., 1893-09-10
Governor Markham Writes to
Secretary Gresham.
He Gives the Administration a
Few Pointers.
Enforcement of the Geary Law Will
Prevent Disorders.
A Probability That the Law Will Be
Amended So as to Give the
Heather Another Chance
to Register.

By the Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9-Following is q
copy of a letter sent by Governor Mark
ham today to Secretary Gresham:
To the Secretary of State, Washington. D. O.:
have caused to be forwarded to your
department copies of all communica-
tions to or from this Office pertaining to
the Chinese difficulties in this state. l
am pleased to inform you that open hog
tilities have ceased, and as far as can
learn, good order restored. | deem it,
however, my duty to inform you that an
outbreak may occur at any moment un-
less assurances in some form are given
by the authorities at Washington that
tho laws of the United States regarding
the Chinese will be carried into effect
within a reasonable time. Whatever the
authorities may think as to the wisdom
OF the Geary law, the fact that it is
law, and the further fact that it has
not been enforced by those in
authority, furnishes an excnse for those
lawlessly inclined to break the laws OF
our state, and that, too, with the sane
tion of many OF our citizens. l shall do
all / ought to protect these people, but
cennot be held responsible beyond that
point. Many of our good citizens be-
lieve positive message by the president
to congress would result in an immediate
appropriation sufficient to remove the
only objection thus far made to the
complete enforcement OF this law. Our
people have great confidence in the legal
opinions Of United States District Judge
Ross, and it is evident to all that the
gravest complications in the state must
ensue unless steps are at once taken to
harmonize and settle this important
state, national and international ques-
tion. H. II. MARKHAM,
Governor,
The herald., 1893-09-10
COOLIES IN CUSTODY.
The Chinamen from Cuba Denied
trance at New York.

The Cinnamon from Cuba Denied En-
trance at New York.
New YORK, Sept. 9.-Lawyer B. @.
Chetwood appeared before Collector
Kilbreth today in the case of two China
men who arrived here from Havana
Monday on the Saratoga, and were or
dered returned Friday by the collector.
The Chinese claimed to be students and
were going to Hoboken. The collector
did not believe their consular papers
and certificates were genuine. The law
yer argued for rehesring in an effort
to have them landed. The steamer was
scheduled to sail for Havana at o'clock.
At 1920 Collector Kilbreth said he
would not change his former decision
and the Chinese cannot land. The
lawyer had just 35 minutes to go to the
United States circuit court and get
writ and serve it on the collector and
notify the steamship company people.
When the Saratoga was about to sail,
her captain put the two Cinnamon on
the dock, despite the protest Of the GUS
toms officers who now have them in
custody.
The herald., 1893-09-10
oUTRAGEs NEAR FRESNO.
Chinese Grape-Pickers Raided n
Brutality Beaten.

Chinese Grape-Piokers Raided and
Brutally Beaten.
FRESNO, Sept. GA mob OF ak white
workmen men raided R. I'll. Metzer's
vineyard last night and proceed ed to
remove the Chinese grape-pickers there.
They first requested them to leave the
bunkhouse, but getting no response
they shot several holes through the
house without effect. They next tore
down the house and beat the Chinese,
badly wounding three OF them. They
then marched them toward Fresnoas far
as the Butler vineyard, when two of the
wounded Chinese fell exhausted, and
the raiders dispersed. AS yet, the
officers are in the dark as to who were
in the mob. The sheriff's Office is just
in receipt of news to the effect that
another raid was made on Sam Smiths
vineyard and that two Chinese were
killed, but details are not to be had.
The herald., 1893-09-10
THE CHILD rs BORN
AND ITS NAME WILL NOT BE
GROVER, JUNIOR.
Mrs. Cleveland Safely Delivered of a
Little Dsughter-The President
Much Disappointed Over
His OTspring's Sex.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-Mrs. Grover
Cleveland was eafely delivered of little
daughter at the White House today.
Tl lust as the bali on the iisss.sif II t6a
state, war and navy building opposite
the White House dropped from the top
OF the staff. From time to time during
the morning the president was quietly
advised as to the condition of affairs in
the sickroom, and at exactly 12 O'Clock
DIR. Bryant summoned him from tine re-
ception room and made the important
ann 0uncement. The smile on the doc
tors face and the reassuring pressure OF
the hand told the president that his
wife was safe, and without pausing he
asked: "Is it boy or grip"
Something like @ shadow of disap-
pointment swept across Mr.. Cleveland's
face as the physician told him the new
born babe was a girl.
The fact of the birth was not made
public until 2 O'Clock. The news was
bulletined at the telegraph office, capitol,
departments and prominent hotels, and
was almost the sole theme of converse
tion during the remainder of the after
noon. Everywhere disappointment was
manifested that the baby was not q boy.
Before O'Clock a stream OF messenger
boys began carrying congratutatory tele-
grams to the White House. This is the
first time in the history of the republic
that the wall of new born infant OF a
president of the United States has been
heard within the walls of the White
House.
Though the press intimated at times
that Mrs. Cleveland would become a
mother a second time. the birth of the
baby today was somewhat of q surprise
as Mrs. Cleveland WAS out driving last
evening. She bowed frequently to
passing friends and acquaintances and
appeared in excellent health and spirits.
The herald., 1893-09-10
GOOD NEWS FOR BOOMERS.
Several More Indian Reservations 20 b @
Opened.

Opened.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-The opening
OF two more reservations is under con-
siderstion at the interior department.
The conditions of opening, as at present
contemplated, are practically the same
as those under which the Cherokee strip
will be opened. The opening of the
Kickapoo reservation in Indian terri
tory has already been decided upon.
Allotments are now being made. The
president is expected to issue in short
time a proclamation opening this land
to settlement.
The next reservations to be opened, it
is believed, are the Uncompahgre and
Mintab, Utah. Each of these embraces
about 27,000000 acres. In the latter
valuable minerals abound, while each
comprizes rich farming land.
The Colvile reservation, in Washing
ton state, will probably be open to set
tlement early next year. Surveys are
now being made on the land; allot-
ments will be made to Indians as soon
as the surveys have been examined bv
the land commissioner and approved by
the secretary of the interior. This
reservation contains about 100000
acres, sabout half the size of the Chero-
kee outlet.
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MAY BE AMENDED.
Chinese to Be Given Another Chance to
Register. la

Chinese to Be Given Another Chance to
Register. ls.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-There is prob
ability that the protests of the Chinese
government against the rigid execution
of the Geary exclusion law are to be
respected, and that legislation may be
enacted which will amend the existing
law by extending the limit allowed for
registration, although in nowise receding
from the position heretofore assumed by
this government as to the constitution
ality of the measure. The new Chinese
minister arrived at the national capital
last week, and since that time there
have been consultations between the
president and his cabinet and the repre-
sentative of the Chinese government.
While the Chinese minister has re-
Trained from committing his govern
ment as to the policy to be pursued
in case the Geary law remains
permanently upon the statute books,
he has not hesitated to express the be-
lief that the rigid enforcement of the
law at this time would be grave in
justice to those Chinese who, under the
belief that the law was unconstitu-
tional-a belief which certainly had
the color Of probability, since three
judges of the supreme court of the
United States had concurred therein
failed to register within the prescribed
time. The result of these conferences
is that Congressman Everett of Massa-
chusetts today introduced in the house
a bill which extends the time of regis
tration from May 5, 1898, to September
L, 1894. The effect of this bill, ii
enacted into law, will be to practically
nullify the Geary law until September
l. 1894, when it will go into effect with
all its restrictions. Its passage, it is
thought, will restore cordial relations
between the United States and China.
The herald., 1893-09-10
A Session of the House.

a short session today. Objection was
made to consideration of resolution by
Mikeljohn of Nebraeka, calling for infor.
nation as to she administration OF the
pension act of 1890.
The committee on elections reported
allowing expenses to Belknap OF the
fifth Michigan district, who made
contest for the seat held by Richardson,
Adopted. Adjourned.
The herald., 1893-09-10
CHAS. VICTOR HALL TRACT

Large home villa lots for sale In the Southwest:
terey Pines, Gravillas, Peppers the new Gum
OF Algiers and Magnolias, etc, which Will give
PARK like effect TO six miles Of streets. Lots
are 50x150 10 I4-foot alleys
$500 FoR INSIDE LOTl; $40 per month till
one e-half ia paid, or one thiru cash and balance
In i've years; or II you build you can have We
ON ce. x23 West First street. 7-l4 en-
The herald., 1893-09-10

A sea bath at home with Turks leland
sea salt is exhiiarating. Recommended
by all physicians. For sale by all drug
gista; 15c package.
The herald., 1893-09-10

The worlds fair will cause rush.
Order early. Full stock, good fit, mod
crate prices. Getz, fine tailoring, liz
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-09-10

Ladies' hats cleaned, dyed, reshaped
and trimmed. California Straw Works.
264 South Main street, opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-09-10

For sunburn and freckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure,
For sale by A. E. Littleboy, druggist.
81 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-09-10
q MINI es ota Blaze.

CANBY, Minn., Sept. "a block and
half of the business portion of town
was burned last night. LOSS, 5000, 900.
The herald., 1893-09-10

Conn band instruments. Agency at
Fitzgerald's, cor. 6pring and Franklinsts.
The herald., 1893-09-10

JENKINS CAPTURES FiRsT
TIME IN THE BICYCLE RACE.
NOBLE OF RIVERSIDE GETS
FIRST PLACE.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
The DonnellY New Capitol.

The million dollar Minnesota
the elegant and structure pleasure
throughout the As will millions completed
the OF site
and the committee before the legislature already
for site moneywhy time look
and prepare Donney voted FOR
the platform OF the State Aian perhaps
money for the ste-yes by darn sight,
D. let the the Worlds
Folly through without the capitol
doubtless begin to bleed and keep bleeding continuously
The Midway News is keeping the fight this
spirit In the issue July 29th had
mens by the state press. We quote few
Leroy Independent:
people should repudiate and
their site We have been budozd robbed
rs about enough 1t about time that the
that thew
Paul.
Sayton Gazette:
The St Paul political has money
mand point they carry Wine suppers Doodle
the building capitol the egs
ton beneficial to the said political gang.
(which it that got Donnely-the Doodle
New Richland North Star:
St. Paul want
$48OOOO for the property Merriam Park
site for the sake OF million dollar building
that
asked offered there will be howl that will to
Caledonia.
Dodge Co. Repub
the capitol bill will factor
without candidate the
Cities and perhaps Them who does pledge opposed
bill will Republicans
Prohbion of Dodge county, for
nnesoa will put up honest men tmen said us
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
That Tired Feeling

You will not have
vice to brace up but not tangefoot b OF in
Vulnerable and of the what
better system with nauatng drugs phys
prescription tonic
business you can Journey Florida the Gull Coast
Southern California grand
grand mountain
give health and happiness To reach Of these take the Burlington
Roubuy tickets Chicago Burlington Northern R.
For full these matters address Kenyon Gen.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
RARE CHANCE.

Do want half whole
situated live Illinois Good job outfit
popust apply Sickness the for making the change
strikes address at Ed. VEST
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
!" EvervbodY's Law Book. :

8 he o e new7 6Bpagew work
L. B.. member New York;
nto
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11

q s s b s ae .aS s sa s Us 6snss
Constitution Of the Industrial Legion
OF THE UNITED STATES.
the national Industrial Legion "a
lated at Indianapolis, in December of 1892
SECTION organization shall
SEC objsctThe object this carry po
cure aE free spsf Fhss Gss ballet Il
sass s as% ssd Il favor S,,. tx
Stss sD"' 0ns's'
isf
srung 0 Chaplain and National Sentinel and shall be elected
slS State state Legion shall be
as ' Ss ee e d Of the
ua Fs the sgsn a
Recruiting Chaplain and
, 6I: c
ss the zse% ss tho shall
aS'''s'"asss viii %sss ' ''''' ana
sEoEos l. Duty Of shall the the
and 'aS Sss s ne ea ss
6uy all ad
ha to ng the Of meeting They
receipt therefor and promptly make their
SEC Duty Of shall be the all
out on orders drawn by the aduants signed
SEC Duty Recruiting ocers1t shall be the OF the
number Of who willing to work for the forth
the declaration OF principles ~N
eGa1 sSs
and a. national body prescribed in Art p SCI: g.
officers shall be elected by ballot and
the commander in shall have tight majority
the tas sSa
oea cn shall be entitled to
% 9ps ~ aw6 and by
s
representative every hundred eom
s1 sh the nas
sss
month and the captain call meeting the legion any
county legion shall meet once each quarter in January April
July and October saobs land and special Otter
Rsss SHAH s9 on the third Tuesday
at their option County State and National
or % n % BE se a Sa1s
speakers discuss the question Of reform
s s 9 the aaa
SECTION Entrance Fee The Entrance Fee shall 5o
over the Of fourteen twenty-five 2) Twoths
sad the ssss be sent to
sss
and maintenance a circulating library, Local
Treasury onefh be State Auant
be sent to the Adjutant General.
SEC TrialsA comrade expelled bye
vote of all the members present violation pledge
breach
shall utive
ss
which shall at times CONFORM to this censttuton Us own
u
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11

Due Bills!
been adopted by Minneapolis
Chamber Commerce cash for wheat but give thirty
bs Then thirty days? The gathers intensity
What means that St. Paul city or county
Burns Auditor
appears That advertisement has secret behind that would forever
keep furnish quantity bogus
ving and amount The Rep legal
That ad is fraud of the most secret character.
Mr. Flint Faribaut only dollar when their
eight months glorious episte fraternity
Mrs Fish, waopng great big box honeyl the
will from under the eyeds and talk slippery
with sweetness Let's all forgive Don-some other day
good deal anxiety the state as to how Mr. Boen
stands congress Mr. will
platform He
good Mr.. B.
radically he DONE he radical
PLATFORM radical district Let the
E. will back he does
radical should
day the hamcnist has passed into the Donnean
DEATH 81. E. will vote straight
We regret joined the army
hirengs godbug mbeces
option matter should have opened his
Mceary still Ignorant snoups as ever He
gdbg hook his gs and wherever the line draws These fell
that will sound hollow and hoarse the walls
of an American bastlel
We have strong article from H. Creed South Dakota for next
weeks ISSUE
EDITOR EDWARDS REPLIES WITH DIGNITY.
The following alone views
popus booming democrats taken the
cate published by Edwards
popust Mr. Edwards has not been personal
thing
popul large
tract on hand
the July there article
W S. Paul. the
the
Is 2a aa the The MD ud
district Willis had only the democratic nomination This
ask prints saGgst Of
s n
BY nj a Edwards Py eesuss ask simple question touching
which What be said Tor Mr.
ALAS.
that know they printed pic
ea The not 9svs tSss sd % fhs large vo thu
peoples R' 9 aot 9as s at and try to Mr. Willis
oT S b59 % pass1
this democratic lawyer should be injured way by popul
he going all he
'd Se se1SS Sss ''S''
A cooUErRY
The balance ~. .
the '3s The s9S s
o e easse IN pel a 5 BY %
d my duty may Donnsy
SS5
Secretary Hanson central committee This
| vERTABLE
and as such shall have preserved frame Listen Ekord
why
. even wanted me to pull off. Now let
Were they republicans democrats who wanted pu
Robert Eckford? defy popuss
me- You the statement truthful
never had the power to pull subject pull
shall be- How did the big
running the peoples Minnesota? You write
took this without
am able to stick to without approval You stick
8
making cuts OF democrats through you'll do mighty
well for with limited capacity simply tolerated.
one OF those who tolerate you'll a. s.
That Tired Feeling
You will not have travel the Burlington Route is good ad
brace
Vulnerable and composed
better ill
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
"Manv Thanks"

thankful article in last weeks Don
And then gives list OF fifteen alliances
having sent support wreced for
Joke back of that article is this:
Donney the weeks production! The
every by the alliances since January 6th 1898
they thought would publish paper.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
The Minnesota Grain Law.

Among
that the commission shall keep constant
publication the prices gan and the cost Shipment Chief
talk general
would like to give such
more frequently
Duluth Liverpool the Chicago
preg the Times For and the
reports the the Chicago Board of Trade
Public Works. Albany, New
Canal and New York dali
lies rates.
feghts Freghts and charters Herald Do
under that head but
charters-ike this:
Gladstone charter bu. 1Ad which per
English take Mark Lane Express The Liverpool Corn
But the Mark Express best Turn
headed Ths Days Markets. about the middle OF the Journal
down below the Quotations off stands, will find:
"Foreign grain Ex.Ship and Elk Granary."
you will find all the grains prominence
wheat and Egyptian ens
expenses above bare ghts including
49, transfers 49, hat primag porerage
X. to SIC. This is abundant
Death will follow the Liquor Morphine Tobacco with the
Hills Double Chloride Gold Tablets
Drunkenness Morphine and Tobacco Habit without requiring the
the The package
habits worth
Don't delay package the Tablets
don't them and refuses order them direct Ohio
Chemical Co., Lima Ohio They will send you full particulars free
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
Hard on Jonah.

EDITOR
Please find enclosed dollar the
without it,
Ignatius valiant
very
He thought he'd the O..
And p. all together
But when lie OUT to The
And played the part Of traitor,
He against a "Fish"
As did old Prophet JONAH DAISY CLOVER
Thanks Daisy the compliment
rather not have it rhyme
Oh sulen Muse. awake thy Liar sing glory
Not So Doc Fish, no subtle fire outfb Donnely
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11

Edwards Granite Falls informs the democratic to
Donne that he don't to have
with and republicans OF
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
MINNE SOTA-

NOTICE.
will receive checks and drafts from coun
try village city, deposit wish friends would send
possible We will of
return the favor by using method Of sending funds
7-Corners Bank and the Press.
whether made
Tuesday, the 7oners Bank
deposits of $24OOO tumbed into the
county the bank the tune OF about
100000.
this By four or five daily papersf Oh
syllable them BUT for the aid OF Minneapolis
daiy we would nothing whatever Of the matter
sNo banks broken the optim No Is
that SOP? asks the "We that
know Of"
Oh WE'LL ST. Paul nay failed and would
deposits which lost them
What is the End?
the weeks orders have out to local points
bung this will be knows The
cause this terrible condition the gold
the refuses
that already in the treasury.
failed Tuesday The eastern country
Joining with their sufferers But
haven't enough to when it rains
Editor Edwards Falls
Donne that he don't have his
picture termingled republicans afree
cost!"
"Manv Thanks.
thankful article last weeks Don
fifteen alliances
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11

nnesota will put up honest me said u.s.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-11
What is the End?

failed Tuesday, The eastern country
joining with their Sufferers But
they haven't enough to in when it rains
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-06

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-06
Farm Machinery
Stel Machinery Money Refunded

position sell low the lowest wholesale prices Mont
Haows, Budong Disk Harrow Weir
and other tools Hay Rakes Ted
Leaders, Rake Weir end Economy
Osborn Binders
improved lbs. Binder.
Advance Engine and Sepo also Autman Co. Ihreshers Reeves
Hu Sewing Machines Road Scrape and
Buggies and everything need Besides will buy
market Call and before
buy You will strictly honest deal and honest goods
T. & KoIT ,F1R
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-06

1.-THE use of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
of s,lpererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, d. D.,
New York City.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-01

can do so by grating the end of lay
cred cane, covering the point of union
the same as in grating the entire stock.
In the latter part of summer, the lay
cred cane can be separated from the
parent and transplanted in the fall.
Grating the grape above the ground is
not so successful. If the grating is to
be done late in the spring, the scions
should be cut in the fall. Grating clay,
in preference to OF dirary grating wax,is
sometimes applied to the vine before
banking up with dirt. Success in the
operation depends upon the vigor of
stock and scion, the smoothness Of the
cuts and the perfect union of the inner
bark of the two parts.-Peek Orchard
and Nursery.