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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
THE SUCCESSION ARRANGED.
CZareWitch Will Mount the
Throne With Grand Duke
Michael as Heir.
PRINCESS ALlX ARRIVES.
Wedding, 1t Is Said, Will
Occur ToMorroW--CZarina
Much Better.

LONDON, Oct. 2a.-Today has pro-
in regard to the situation of the cZar.
In all the continental capitals and in
London there have been streams of
callers, officials, dignitaries, ecclesiasts
and humble people at the Russian EN-
bassy. To these. however. little in
formation was vouchsafed, and that
little consisted of forebodings.
Prayers and masses are necessarily
offered from st. Petersburg to Vladi-
The wild rumOrs reported yesterday
from ST. Petersburg were repeated
today in still wilder forms. From Mos
COW comes report that there
are people there who insist
that the czarewitch has re-
fused 10 ascend the throne
and that the czar. in order to compel
him to do so, has ordered his immediate
marriage to Princess AliX. The Mos
cowites fear that should the rumors
prove true they will have to face the
gravest peril possible. While the peo-
pie crowd the churches TO pray for the
czar the fears that the rumor is true
give fervor to the petitions.
The Cologne Gazette prints a St.
Peter shurg dispatch stating that the
cZar has given orders for settlement
of the succession TO the imperial council.
He has advised that Grand Duke
George, his second son, should, on &C.
count of the state of his health,
rencUnce his claim in favor of
his brother. Grand Dnke Michael. VINO
ought to take the oath as heir presump-
tive to the throne. The Beriner Tage-
blatt publishes telegram from Livadia
asserting that the betrothal of the
cZarewitch and Princess AliX will for
maily occur tomorrow, and that the
marriage vii! be celebrated Wednesday.
This Fastening of the ceremony is
said to be due to the rule of the
Romanoff family heir apparent to
marry before ascending the throne and
to proclaim his successor. On this
account the proclamation of the nearest
agnate, the Grand Duke Michael.
as the ultimate heir apparent. Is
generally expected. Another rule IN
connection with the accession requires
that when the oath OF allegiance to
new czar is administered to the troops
and officials. an oath OF fidelity to the
heir apparent must be taken at the
same time.
Princess Alix Arrives.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-PIincess
AliX arrived at Livadia tonight. The
cZarina accompanied her to the chapel
of the castle, where both prayed ear
nestly that the life of the cZar be spared.
The czarina looked careworn, but she
walked without assistance.
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Socialists Prohibited.

ROME, Oct. 22.-Ail the socialist
workinnmen's societies throughout the
kingdom were dissolved today by gov
ernment decree. The offices and doni-
Giles of the members were searched and
some important documents seized. Sew
eral protests were made against the ac-
ton OF the government, but there was
M diSnripr
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
Big Bluff Doesn't Work

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 22.-Cham-
pion jim Corbett. who Is in Kansis City,
when shown the New York dispatch in
reference 10 the proposition of La
Gouradln to bet $4,000 Oh FiizSimmons
against Corbett. pronounced it an adver-
tislng scheme unworthy of considera-
tiOD
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On the stage.
Detroit Tribune.


"Eggs!" shouted the tragedian.
Scramble two!" yelled the corpse of
the king. as he rose and joined the other
in flight.
1t afterward trGnspired that the ex-
citement Of the moment had brought
back the memories of former days, when
the walking star was waiter IN res
taurant.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
In Truth.

Detroit Tribune.
He could but pity his nance in spite Of
the fact that he was the heaviest loser
by the bankruptcy of her father.
"Poor girl" he whispered kindly,
''poor girl"
She wept afresh.
~ suppose l am," she sobbed. 81
don't suppose We have million to our
uameo
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Czarewitch Is Hopeful.

PARIS. Oct. 22.-The papers publish
optimistic reports concerning the ezer
The Journal des Debats says that the
czarewitch telegraphed to a. prominent
parsonage in Venice that his fathers
condition Is not very alarming.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
Weston Hnofinc 1t Again.

NEwBURGH. N. Y. Oct. Backward
Payson Weston. the famous old-time
pedestrian. this afternoon at o'clock
started from the square" in Water
street. on his 496-mile tramp through
the state. He was accompanied bv GUS
tav Meyers and Mr.. Sackett, who rode
in a wagon. Weston was due at Kings
ton at O'Clock tonight.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
YorseIfa Your Friends The Registraon Isl today

senger says that Grand Duke Vladimir,
brother OF the cZar. telegraphed the fol-
lowing message from Livadia This af-
trrnoon:
"During the last two days there has
been no amelioriatiOn in the condition
OF the cars maiadv. His conditlbn,'s 's'
always very grave" 81
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
OAKLEY WINNERS.

Balk Line, Jane, Geraldine, To-
bin, Crevasse and Tariff Reform.
OAKLEY, o.. Oct. 2a-Resnlts today:
First race, six furlougs-Balk Line
won. Cerro Gordo second, Carrie a
third. Time, 1:l8H.
Second race, eleyen-sixteenths OF q
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
Nearly Fifty Dead,

BUDAPEST. Oct. %. - Forty bodies
have been recovered from the colliery
at Anina, where the explosion of fire.
damp occurred Saturday last. In addi-
ton, thirty persons have been seriously
injured by the explosion. i
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
Colorado Women in Politics.

DENVER, Col, Oct. 22.-The registra-
ton of women in this city is almost as
large as that of the men. The total
number of names entered or the books,
which are. now closed, is 6l.4O0. The
registration i'll this county will exceed
10000. Should 10 per cent of those reg
stered vote, the vote cast at the next
election will be considerably more than
twice as great as it was two years ago,
when the total vote was 22,915.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23
RYAN BILLIARD TOURNEY.

babcock Preparing for One to Be
gin Soon.
Proprietor Babcock, of the Hotel RYAN
billiard parlors, is arranging fer bill
lard tournament to take place as soon
as the requisite number of players can
be secured. The will consist of ply
slcians and business men. He states
tnat the style of game will be straight
rail, $50 to 200 points. The doctors are
quite enthusiastic over the prospects,
and, Judging by present indications,
everything points to a successful tour
new.
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REGULAR EowERY ROW.
Police Board a Tie Between Con-
testing Nominees.

testing Nominees.
NEW York, Oct. 22-Politics in the
Ninth, or Bowery. congressional dis
trict occupied the attention of the police
commissioners today, sitting as board
of review to pass upon the regularity of
two conventions When. two years ago,
Timothy j. Campbell was given the
Tammanv nomination in this district it
was the understanding that at the end
of his term he should step gracefully
aside and permit Henry Clay Miner. a
Bowery theater manager with political
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23

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Norwegian Statesman Dead.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 22.-Ex-Prime Min
lister Baron Bllbt is dead.
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23

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the struggle for good housekeeping. No
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read the Globe 1t is the paper of the people and
pouses their against that of the Trusts and Mo-
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opinions are based True Democratic Doctrine. The
Low Rates which the Globe is now offered to the pub
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having gathered his golden harvest the aborer who now
receives remunerative employment and the merchant
who through their agency dsposes OF his all
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St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23

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oh. Aegir Lord of Oceans,
Whom Nick and Nix obey,
In rosy dawn of morning
The viking host doth pray.
Grim is the feud we're seeking
In countries far away;
Through storm and tide and pillows
Lead US to glorious fray.
When Nick perchance doth threaten,
When fails this tlusty shield,
Thy flaming eye may guard us;
To ioeman hone will yield.
As Frithiof on Ellido.
Undarnted plowed the wave
So shelter thou this dragon,
And US. thy sons. we crave.
When in the battles fury.
As steel on steel doth ring,
Bold fOeMen meet their death stroke,
To Valkyries they cling,
Then may our song be waited
Through clash of swords to sea,
To honor thee, o mighty god!
Like far-otf storms so free.
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rapidly reaching climax. and every voter who
* desires to be truthfully and clearly informed on
all the great issues involved should not fail to
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23

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Princess Alix Arrives.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 22.-PIincess
Alix arrived at Livadia tonight. The
cZarina accompanied her to the chapel
of the castle, where both prayed ear
nestly that the life of the czar be spared.
The cZarina looked careworn, but she
walked without assistance.
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KAIShk', NEw SONG. Il
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1t Is the Coming Attraction In
Berlin. IL -
BERLIN. Oct. 23.-On Sunday next a.
matinee performance. the proceeds OF
which will go to the building fund of
the William l. memorial cathedral, will
be given at the Royal opera house j The
most interesting number on the pro-
gramme Will be the ''SOng to Aegir,"i
the words and music of which are by
Emperor William. This composition is
for male chorus, the design beinxthe-
mastery effect of a German CHORAL!
The emperar composed the song three
months ago, while OH his annual cruiser
along the coast of Norway. Prof. AL
bert Becker arranged the music for the
orchestral accompaniment. The text OF
the song follows:
St. Paul daily globe., 1894-10-23

Critical, but Unchanged.
PARIS. Oct. 22--The Galignani Mes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-21

ST. LOUIS, March 20.-lt Ia learned
here from nigh railroad source that
one OF the most gigantic consultations
OF railroad Interests within the past
decade II on the taps. IL Is nothing
smaller than the Invasion Of the Gould
territory by the Nanderbilts anu the
Standard OH people, who now control
tue Missouri, Kansas x Texas railroad.
In bflei, the scheme now Il the union
~ the chesapeake d Ohio railway,
Vanderbilt property, runuing from New
York, via Washington and Baltimore,
10 Cincinnati, with this Big Four line,
another Vanderbilt property, which
Will be- used to II. Louis and from st.
Louis ~ Galveston, Tex, the Missouri,
kansgs a Texas railway, a Standard
on property. This would give the
NaudeTbllts line direct from Calves.
ton through to New York.
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PARKERsnuRO, w. Va, March co.
Several oiUzsus Oi the noighbOrhUOi
noted for thu Hatiield.MCCUy iCuds
who are here ~ witnesses, gave the
particulars " the breaking Out again u
the Old trouble. Last week Frank
Phillips, one Of the Mccoy faction,
came from Kentucky = PelUrs creek
w. Va, And heard that Bot Hatfield,
con Of old Ause, was there. Phillips
hal been badly wounded Ia the former
troubles and claims Bob did II. Al
any rate he l. said TO have lain In wait
Tor Bob, aud when he came along shot
ami killed him. Nose Christilell ran
TO his assistance and was MORALLY
wounded.
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The HUNGARIAN HERO DEAD
Louis ROssulh Expires a. Tarin 10 tho
Arms OF His Son.
uonors to lie shown the Famous rat.
riot b. the Government OF
uis Country.

TURIN, March 2O.-Louis Kossuth
died at 1906 O'Clock this evening.
Kossuth's END was extremely painful.
lie showed signs Of consciousness until
the last. lie expired In the arms Of hi,
son ana died pressing the hand Of the
Hungarian Deputy Katolyl. The
members OF his family aud a few Init.
mate friends stood around the bedside
of the expiring patriot.
Nothing has yet been settled In
regard TO the details Of thefuneTal. The
municipal authorities Of tue city have
offered the family 10 allow the remains
10 be buried In iEs Pantheon here.
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me Indn.irInI Army.

MAssILON, o., March 9O.-rhe
lcAgrrs oi the COXey army estimate
that 200 men will be la line when the
Start to Washington IL made ON Sun.
uay next Reports from Canton,
Louisville, COlumbu, and other sta
lions are to tn. effect that the lfAmps
are ON the march to Massilou.
Saturday and Sunday Will be big
days In Massllon. Excursion trains
will be- run from n score OF points, and
Il Ia expected that 5000 strangers,
many VI whom will no doubt Join the
army at the start VI It's march, will be
there.
Last night Coxey received a
telegram from A. T.. York, Of Indign.
atoiis, stating that 100 men were
about 10 leave that city to iOin the
army.
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Disturbance. Ia Corsa.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2O.-Tht
Japan Weekly Gastie OF Mucn 3fd
says; COroa appears 10 DO constantly
threatened with disturbances. Tue
latest is bold attempt 10 blow up the
king, The conspiTHtors had prepared Il
destroy the central government oiilct
on February Ssh, the COrean new
years DAY, when the king anu minis
ters would appear there In state. But
little before the time for sprlnginl
the plot, tue cOnsplSstora were betrayed
ny one Of their number. The govern
ment was secretly informed Of the
plotaud when the Office was examiner
over 1000 pounds Of gunpOwer wer'
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MORE WAR RUMORS.
Coy. Waite Still Thinking Of Blood
10 The Horses Brides.
nrisAs DETERMINED AS EVER.
lis commissioners are 10 be Seated
Whatever May be the Decision
Of the Court.

DENvER, March 2O.-rhe iitst rsgi.
ment Colorado National Guards ar.
rived home from Cripple Greek tonight
AMI will DO kept under orjets 10 be
ready for immediate setvlce until the
police board trouble Is settled. An
opinion In tue case submitted by Gov.
ernor Waite 10 the supreme court Is not
expected before Friday. Unlo,s
the court gives a direct answer to the
governors question Of whether Orr
and Martin or Mullins and Byrnes are
entitled 10 the seats In the board which
are la contention, the governor will
not DO bound by any opinion the court
may see III TO deliver, aud will again
take steps 10 seat his latest appointeos.
Judge Plat Rogers, the governors
principal counsel, said tonight! elm
parchment or assassination only eau
interfere with the governor In calling
out the state troops. The court has no
more right 10 advise the executive In
regard 10 that matter than hasa pTi.
vate individual. The governor has not
asked for an opinion on that subject"
UnlosH this court declares natly that
Or aud Martin are the fightiul CON.
mlssionofs, Governor Waite proposes 10
put Mullins and Barnes In their places,
even II IL be necessary TO call out the
entire force Of militia and all the able
bodied P0pulists In the state. Captain
stone Of the police force says he eI.
pecta n renewal Of the hostiillics, aud
h making elaborate preparations for
battle. A strong guard is on guard at
the city hall tonight, aud Will remain
until the present trouble N ended.
Governor Waite will file Ia the die.
triot court tomorrow on affidavit sell
thug forth that he u responsible for the
organization " the new board, and De.
manning that he be included la the
contempt proceedings for violation VI
thu Injunction.
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Commisaioner Lochrtn neplie..

WAsIIINGIOE, March 2O.-"That
fellow Is an intolerant, lying bigot, "
exclaimed Commissioners OF Pensions
Lochren when shown the published
attack on alleged Catholic influence Ia
the bureau by Rev. Madison Peters OF
New York. "rhe religious denOmina.
tons to which the employees belong are
unknown TO me, except IN possibly one
or two instances. | understand that
one or Two little sisters OF the poor
came 10 the bureau on the last pay
day OF the month. There Ii no rule as
l Know OF that prohibits them from
COmiugD
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causing a constant hawking aud splitting.
liOr throat was always sore; a hawking
cough; she could eat nothing. and In fact
ALMOST STARVED TO DEATH, aud
what little sho did eat made her sick nj
tho s'Omarh, causing her 10 yOmlt.
Noihing could lay on her stomach.
''sho was weak and 40 nervous that
sometimes when walking along tho stroot
she would fall down from exhaustion,
sho could not 20 a. school. and hor con.
dillon wac quto alarming.
"lu this state We took hor 10 Drs.
Shores & Shores and after course Of
their new treatment she has beod entirely
cnrod. Ana ! would above all other 20
90 them, know Of plenty Of people they
arc curing daily.
Mrs. Tuko resides Vt NO - X street,
this city, where she can be- soou and will
readily verify this statement"
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sixteen Negroes nay he L,neh,d.

WnARION, Tenn, March gO-H.
q. BoIin, a wosl,hy plautor last year
purchased several bodies Of iand In
Malagofa unity, On this laud negtou,
Imported from ALABAMA were colon.
lied. Failing TO no their work BYlJiu
feprimandeu them. Yesterday mob
Of nity negroes went ~ hia house and
shot him 10 death. There h every In
dicauon that the jail will be- sturmod
aud the assassins taken out and
lyncheI.
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LARAMIE, wyo., March 20.-H A..
Smythe Martin, who has been IN this
city Tor several weeks u enlruvor 10
settle tue Indebtedness " the SnuOrls
Br0thefs, was arrested yrstcriny on
the charge OF obtaing the SIS 900 worth
Of the 5attorii Br0thers' notes by false
pfetenses. The case vas dismissed by
Judge Hayiur1. II h slated that
smythe Martin will bring sult for
damages.
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EVIDENCE ON To-day.
OIs, Shores & Shores Are Curing
People and Each Week Giving
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Little Mary luke Is eleven years Of
ago. has suffered rom catarrh and nor.
vous prouuuon, and Ia an Interview
with your correspondent, her mother
gives iho following graphic description
OF hcr casci--
after hor trouble hal started she i'm
modiaiely began to loose flesh. lior nose
would stop up first one side, then tho
other, terrible distressing headaches,
roaring noises IN tho Oar-, the mucus
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AIndy Amenr an. Rnnrn..

NEW YOHiS, March 2O.-Miss AIDE.
lima Waters, leading LADY OF tho Me.
kee-ltankin theatrical company, was
rescued by the police today while sui.
iering irightiul indignitios nj the hands
Of gang Of roughs In deserted
shanty In jersey CITY. Miss Waters
has been III, aud wandered from tue
hospital while under the influence
Of morphine. She was seen by the
Toughs anu conveyed 10 the shanty.
She was badly Injured, aud Is still un.
conscious. Three OF her assailAnts
were captured.
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Doc snI,alIon Army wapl. noney.

LONDON, March 2O.-An appeal has
been Issued for the purpose OF raising
\ fund Of $4,000 Ia order 10 celebrate
tue jubilee Of the Salvation Army. In
connection with this Jubilee, GrnetAl
Booth proposes TO inHugurate a four
months' Salvation Army campaign In
the United States next autumn. The
general also proposes an international
Salvation Army congress In June anu
expeditions ~ japan, Java aud Dem.
eFuTn
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found hidden under the q or.
Twenty.teven Of the ploiters were ar
rested, incuding the informant, aud II
IL proposed TO put them to death nj
once aud expose their heads TO public
view.
Affairs IN C0fea are In a most alarm.
ing condition aud now the palace aud
government building are carefully
watched.
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WAsufNdrOS, March 20. - Chief
Hascu OF tbs secret service treasury
department said today that No far a. he
knew there was nothing IN the story
tclegfhphed from Omaha that several
secret service agents arc working to
unenrlh n bogus mint, which II IL al.
legged has turned hall million silver
dollars.
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ohean Lnber can... Trouble.

Altoona, Pa, March 2D.-.A mob Of
800 men aud boys went out To the edge
u the city today, where srvrniy.ilve
laborcrs we're At work, and with stlck.,
stones and pistols drove them into the
woods. The mon attacked were hired
bya Philadelphia contractor and put
10 work on u new electric railway to
be built ifom this city 10 Believe d,
The rate VI wages was 20 cents a day.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

LONDON, March 2O.--A dispatch
from Buda PesIh says the Hungarian
government aud the members OF the
national party ir the Diet have ar.
rived NJ an agreement regarding the
honors that will DO shown LOUIS Kos
suth now that lac Ia dead. by ruach.
Ing this agreement ths fall OF the
ministry Is Ayertei.
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sOLoMONvtLLE, Arlz., March co.
The Fort Thomas aud Bowie stage
was held up seven miles south VI
s1l0monville today ut | o'clock by two
men. -Four passengers were on the
stage, All were robbed. The mail
sacks were cut open and this registered
mail taken.
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LONDON, March 2O.-'rhe Times this
morning prints a mRuifesto issued by
the irish National League OF Great
Britain, violently denounoing tho Rtli.
tude Of Lord Rosobery anu the anti.
PaTnellitts.
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Coughs, ilOarseue,s, Sore Throat, etc.
quickly relieved by Browns Bronchial
Troohes. They surpass all other pre-.
paratioua In removing hoarseuess aud
asa cough remedy are pro.emilen
Mo 6est.
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Story or sIS AND SHAME.
nadsilus Moves IIor Audience 90
Tears

WAsnINGToH, March 20. - After
recess Miss Pollard represented that
she had deceived Der mother regarding
the cause Of her absence from home
when the letter TO Rhodes was written
ana her first child vas born.
QuestiOls as 10 her employment In
Washington brought replies that she
had been Ia tue agricultural depart
ment anu census bureau, both vi the
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