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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Carried the People.


Mr.. Becker needs no introduction at
our hands. We all know him and we
all love him. His personal appearance
alone bespeaks the dignity and
grandeur within him. His kindly.
beaming face, wreathed with Times
silver locks, indicates the modesty and
goodness which characterlZes him.
MIR. Becker came here a stranger last
Saturday night and spoke to All aud
fence of nearly 1000 people, and when
he had finished he sat down amidst the
pealS of reclamation which burst from
that vast assemblaze. He made no
gushing statements-his remarks were
brief and pointed from So uare Demo-
cratic standpoint. He denounced dis
loyal Democrats and made no excuse to
held or conceal the accursed Benedict
Arnolds of the Fifty-third Congress.
Becker's Democracy is of the genuine
kind-eQual rights to all, special priyi-
ieges to none. He is broad and liberal
in his ideas and warm friend of the
laboring classes. No man
Deserves More of His Party
than Becker does of his, and today he is
the idol of Minnesota Democracy. He
uttered no words of abuse against his
opponents who are i'll turn ripping him
up the back at every opportunity, and
this, too. reminded us of the man who
wouldn't swear even while Ills wife was
removing porous plaster.
Mr.. Becker belongs to no ring or Or
ganiZation that protects or advocates
trusts or monOpolies. He is free from
obligations to those institutions which
the farmers and laborers have so long
and too patiently struggled against.
His honest words from his honest lips
from an honest heart won eternal ad
miration from the citizens of Nicollet
county regardless of party. No one
doubts his efficiency for the high office
of governor and no one will deny that
he is honest, honora BILE and just. and Of
good old German stock. And if the vote
of the peonle is stronger. than the mon
ey power OF this state just as surely as
the sun sets on Nov. 6, George l.. Beck
er will be Minnesota's next governor.
And if the people fail to elect MIN when
it is in their power to do so let them for
ever after hold their peace about mos
nopolies and boodleism. They must
expect those things when they vote for
them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Granted an Injunction.

Special to the Globe
CRooKsTON, Minn., Oct. ga per.
manent injunction was made today
against the city of East Grand Forks
donating $1,000 to the county division
scheme. The decision was by Judge
Ives, and caused much excitement there.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23

Prof. G. W. Shaw. of the State Agri-
cultural College at Corvallis. Oregon,
writes: 81 have chemically examined
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
find it highest in leavening power, and
free from alum, ammonia and lime.
Of all the powders on the market have
selected it for my family use."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Men BURIED ALIVE.
The Old McClung Block Caves
in Carrying Down
Eight Men.
UNFORTUNATES DUG OUT,
And All Found to Be Alive But
Sustaining Serious
Injuries.
UNFORTUNATEs DUG OUT,
BUILDING WAS CONDEMNED
And a Large Crew of Men
Was Engaged Tearing
It Down.

Three floors of the ancient McClung
building. overlooking the river at the
corner of Wabasha and West Third
streets, fell yesterday afternoon, and
eight workmen fell with them into the
deep basement, distance of nearly
fifty feet. Strange to say. not one of
the men was killed, and the physi-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23

building on the present site. Anton
Miesen, acting as the agent of the brew
Ing company, recently let the contract
for tearing down the structure to Cor.
don & Smith, who began the work
week ago. 1t was @ dangerous job at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Struck by a Train.

Special to the Globe.
MooRHEAD, Minn., Oct. ga Great
Northern passenger train struck team
driven by Ole Shermoen, farmer liv.
ing near Glyndon, this evening. The
horses were killed, but it is not known
whether ShermOen can recover.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23

The usual proportion of baking pow
der to flour is one teaspoonful to pint,
or two teaspoonfuls to quart. Owing
to its superior strength an even tea
spoonful of DR.. Prices accOmpllshes
better results than rounded or heap
ing teaspOontul of any other brand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Drop in Wheat.

Special to the Globe.
CRooKsToN, Minn.. Oct. o. The
floor of the st. Anthony & Dakota ele-
vator went through today and let 1900
bushels of wheat on to the ground and
in the basement.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23

Government tests show that DR..
Prices Baking Powder has leayening
strength of 166 cubic inches per ounce.
The New York Powder credited with
its ammonical gas-has but 1906. With
out ammonia it tests only 153.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
GRIGGs, COOPER & co.
Win Their Suit Against Sioux
Falls.

Falls.
Special to the Globe.
SIOUX FALLS, S. D.. Oct. 22.-Judge
A. J. Edgerton, of the federal court,
this morning handed down decision in
the case of Griggs. Cooper & Co., of st.
Paul. wholesale grocers, VS.. The City Of
Sioux Falls and Minnehaha County.
The question involved in the case is the
right of the county to tax goods sent in
by the carload for distribution to con-
sumers in the state after the final as
sessment in May had been made. The
court held that the law authorizing such
taxation of itinerant goods does not
apply to the case at the bar, and that If
it did apply the law would be ultra
vires, aud thus null and void
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
REPUBLICANS DIsAFFECTED
Congressman Hall Will Receive
Many Votes From the Other

Many Votes From the Other
Side.
The Third district Democratic con-
gressional committee held meeting at
the Merchants yesterday, and reports
were received from every county in the
district. From every one came the word
that the action of Capt. Reed has rather
damaged than aided Heatwole, for now
the Republicans who cannot indorse
Heatwole's peculiar political record Will
vote straight for Congressman Hall. In
severaLef the counties this detection is
much greater and more widespread than
any of the leaders expected, and. as it is
strongest among the veteran Repub-
licans,. who know of the performances
of the Northtield man in the campaign
of 1890. as we'll as in the Sabin-Wash-
burn and Davis senatorial fights, it will
be carried to the polls.
At the meeting Of the committee
there were present: E. A. Child, Nc
Le0d county. chairman; DIR. ID. N.
Jones, Sibley, secretary; }. N. Gaynor,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Ipiured on the GREAT Northern.

FARGO, N. D., Oct. 22.-0le Shimlan,
farmer living near Glyndon, was run
over and fatally injured by Great
Northern train at Moorhead tonight.
Shimlan was too intoxicated to drive
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Big Becker Meeting.

Special to the Globe.
OwAToNNA, Minn., Oct. 22.-Gen.
Becker, the coming governor of this
state, spoke to large audience in this
city tonight. The Owatonna band
escorted the speaker to the court house.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23

Christine Terhune Herrick daughter
of Marion HarIand) writes: Every
American housewife who wishes to
have the certainty of achieving the best
results in her cookery should use DR..
Price's Ba king Powder"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
Death OIL. @. Bullis.

Death OF Fl. Q. Bulls.
Special to the Globe.
ST. JAMES, Minn.. Oct. 22.-H. c.
Bulls, aged eighty-four years, died
yesterday from stroke paralysis at his
home in Long Lake township.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
BECKER AT ST. PETER.

How the Next Governor Took the
People of the Minnesota Valley.
Gen. George L. Becker. the gallant
candidate of the Democracy of Mime
sofa. needs no praises to commend him
to the people of this state. and especially
to the Democrats. He has always been
one of the truest followers of Democ-
racy and, through third of a century
OF defeat, he has never wavered. OF
such man, who, at a great personal
sacrifice placed himself at the service of
his party at the tlWe he did last month,
1t Is a pleasure to read such genuine
tributes as the following from the st.
Peter Journal:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
RICH ORES INVOLVED.
State and Duluth Road Lose an
Important Case.

<"pOrtduC O0Se.
DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 22.-Secretary
Hoke Smith has decided against the
state and the st. Paul & Duluth Rail-
way company in a contest involving
lands in 63-9. The property is valued
for its iron, and is said to be worth
100000. The property is awarded by
Secretary Smith to w. s. Cleveland.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-23
FOUND DEAD.

and the hors wandered OH to the
track. Both horses were killed.
, 1894-01-13
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223c. OoirD, bette, 22023c, mittelgute
nno quite 18@21c, frii9er 9afins StOd
13014c.
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binben &c mebr.
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, 1894-01-13
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berauIder.
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Otal5ertratt n~erfauft NIB muB ben gtantensz
3ug bon Sobann Soft auf Der Gillette
am Sal8 Der 6laife tragen.
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154 Sranfltn Ct, Stem 0orf.
, 1894-01-13

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erreicbt ietnen 3wed am biuigiten unb
belten burb cine 2(nseige in Der 2t~ben6ausz
9abe Der Suinois StaatS3eitung. 9rets 10
Gents, tpenn ntcbt mebr ais 10 M0rter.
, 1894-01-13
Sinan5ieles.

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, 1894-01-13

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, 1894-01-13
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, 1894-01-13
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g. 81. 8Gr, 313 GIort Ctr.
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s.. BedJner, 590h @Iarf Str.
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s. Smith, 91 &lort CTR.
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30. GutDerfuro, 500 geeas ctr.
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6. sc. Slueet, 707 Meas Str,
SDBn Starr, 2S0 Meas Str.
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6. &ie1e, 344 MeQs Ctr.
8. Siaer. 369 Wels Str.
Yruln, 119 meQs Str.
Spbn 8erf. 141 meGs ctr.
Sobn 9udlen, 211 M5eas ctr.
6rou 6. SobniDn, 276 0eGs Ctr
6. 0Docin9. 100 W9ens ctr.
8. 9o1ar, 1888 94eas Ctr.
6. Jerian, 80 @e4s ctr.
8. @eber, 1876 Sarrnbee Str.
Seffmanu, 464 Sorrobee ctr.
6. Berger, ST &orrobee ctr.
Srou &. Wtor9on, 225 9ioiiton eta.
SDe Columbus, $40 8inifipn Ctr.
6. 81. mbtte, 407h 0ipiTion Str.
9. 6. gtelipn, 1874 9ipifion Ctr.
6. Mnoerion. 317 9iolfiDn Ctr.
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8. u. @bmanu, 66 g9tliptp Ctr.
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%. s. WteBler, 587 Sebgtpid StI
%. Gn9el, 1913 Seb9ntd Str.
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SoDn Stetn, 294 Seognid ctr.
Gitties, 1852 Seb9ipit Str.
@. s. Yutnant 249 Glpbourn QOA
9apter, 403 &IDbourn Npe.
S. WelB, 1923 @Ipborrn &oe.
q. 81. S9lid. "a GIDbpnrn @oe.
9Robert 9re9er, 149 SGinois ctr.
Is. SDraoer, BIS Mtartet Ctr.
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Snrtenberg, 22 @enter Ctr.
8. @rben, l39 @enter Str.
Sro1t 80. &ubn, AZ Gigente Ctr.
Nug. Stranger, So Gu9enie ctr.
Gbas. SDbeL ll6 GuQenie ctr.
Wfor 2ibteniteru, 259 Hufb Ctr
GiISSetfe.
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9eloub S5pteI
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80 @ouoreR ctr.
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, 1894-01-13
2M Derlei6en.

6%=Sel0 au nerleihen aTf bebautes @btca9o=@runbei9ens
" tbum. 9orleben fDnnen aud] pDr Dem SGni9feits=
Sermin 9etilgt lpereen. SroBe SGrleben cine @pecialt=
tat nno 9orleben gum gauen. 8. 9. StDne q 70,
o 2nIane ctr. 2I1Wt
, 1894-01-13
2n Dcrtdufhen.


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Soieph Mtf6er, 911O @rban9e ape., @ontb @bica9o.
9la1@, tu1p
, 1894-01-13

gu berntietben: StOres, 8obnungem &c.
q nermietbeH
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. upermietben: Seine neue Stats nit moberuen
~ @inrIdtunge1 uabe Der @iien= uuo brei 2inien Pferees
babuen. $40. 4 9rotelanb Npe. 23np, botp
On oermtetbeu S66ue nelle gSobnlnoen bon
~ ie 6 ( immerI nit olem @Dmfort, fir nur SIP, nur
elm poar 9lod Oonr NoDnoaler 8abnbofe III Der @IInn
@pe, l 8lot n6roItd BON Der gelmout 9toe, gele9en.
9toG5nfraget lttttn9s III $40. 35 I'M Staats5eitungss
Seb1uoe. s. SDB. 22np, bam
, 1894-01-13
Heri1nlihea.


Oamen Dbne 8eI9dftt9un9 fDnnen &rbeit erbalte1t.
Nrlor SeIratbsSettun9 3tnmer q, ESQ Meft
@biCo9o Moe. 1Sl2t
, 1894-01-13
Seri6ieOeneS.

Seri1ieOeneS.
Obbne. 9toten, Gentbias unb I9le1te Gbulbeu aaer art
~ e%onetttrt; &etre 8aGllng obne @rfoIg. q. 8rabD,
gouutp=@ pnItabler &c Giftb Noe., 3int1ner s.
29o3-1fb
"a 9uIbenl 9buIbeul @0uIben!
AaerIet i9Iebte S6ulbeu iofurt %colectirt;
Seine 3ablunq DBue GrfpIQN
@~D11ltabler INNER an San6.
BeDpIeS Collection AgencD,
1894 &aialle Ctr. 3immer 81.
5b31S 9eutI9 miro bier eeIprOben.
, 1894-01-13
M0blirte 2immer.

II permietben: 2 SroHt3intmer, $1h per @obe.
- 2461 Cottage @rppe Mpe, gde 25. Str.
, 1894-01-13
SerIdngt: Manner uuO Gna6en.
GerIangt: Trauen nnb MG06en.


Sc ct: Ginige bibid]e &eQnerlttne1t, tuD1nDo=
~ ltb aug Alt=gGten. fir cine IeItli9feit. AumelounQen
nirlunt Die Expedition bs. 81 unter F. SO ~ent9egeu.
RerIan9t: 9euti9es Mabdeu, ul1qefdbr Is Sabre
~ 1t, INT anf &in6er 3l odtelt luo fir leiCbte Saus.
orbett. Ntrs. 8ierbuten, 53 33. StroBe, Slot11
, 1894-01-13

,rbeH na6 Der "Dead Letter
btcagp, 16. San.
315 &ura SaCpb
3l6 &urlaHber Goiimer
81 Gur5 Sp5ef
3l8 &nS3plusft San
319 &utttiemid &aielau
800 &u3in Surgis
321 8oaterntt WtatDa
322 Sarge Au9
1923 &ansfe s.
324 &apprt Stefan
1926 &orien u
1926 Sarien 8eter
1927 &eoi9 Sos
1923 SeBr Mtartbin
329 &epeS Seoric
$50 Sero3eIie5 &ntoH
33l &esHg Sguac
1872 &eiter u
1913 &elItbmnn 81
334 &epD 6onnD
1886 &elpin Ybiatp
1876 &botaf SoSef
337 &ibermau Str
33S Sioron 6rau5isfa
339 Siesfe Sttile
$40 &iubeu WtnrD
341 &ippscaf Spief
342 &ptanoer Yolic
343 &openauer Nron
344 &lloeslau Seinri6
345 &uuneba9 @bas
346 Wtnbat Wtanuel
BAT Wtaoura Wti9nel
348 Mabrs Ntarie
349 Wtaianbet SSreo
$50 MailpaIo Is
35I Moliber S
1852 MoliSfe SEQ
1853 Wtartinrts SobH
354 Wtaracic Sutton
$50 Nta1et S01t
1856 MtotDiOs NgmeSSfa
357 MtaltruiG)at Maru
358 OtoDtbu 3ii5eru
359 Wteeber Soiefini
$50 Mecfel q
361 OteoelerSti SO
1862 Mtenning Sbeooor
1868 OteB Reter
1854 Wtebger &ouis
365 Wtaper gom.
$3.50 9taDer 6raof
1867 Mager Sep
1863 Mtoper SenrD (2)
1863 MtaDer 3beooor
$40 Oti1oelis Mor
81 Wtibolit Sonlel
372 Wtibolaf Sufas
1873 WtitoIun Qnbras
374 Wtifntoie5ilt Sultan
375 WttDoS3aHSfrD Sofr1
376 Minfner Scr
377 Wtiiic Wtirto
, 1894-01-13
GoOeS0usct0e+

gertpouoteI unb fSreunbeu Die trouriQe Nodbrt6t ooB
lnIer geliebteS Sbbnbeu 9lreI int 5arteu QtIter BON Z
9Souoten %9eItorben lit. pie 9eerbiguug ftmbet ftott
Sonnaq, ben Ia. Sonuar, 9tadmltta9s I'm l ubr, bonn
Srouerbouie 2424 Weutportb 9lne. aus nod Oafpppb.
MreI aRo &arOlina !Stmrtd)ien,
1tu1o aeb. 9ieieL @lteru.
, 1894-01-13

6reunoen un0 8etannten Die ~traurioe Gadridt,
oaB nlein t1ntglt ~geliebter 9atte Naiprence
Saer i'm @Iter BON AZ Sabren am 9onnerftog
Inn 1919 ubr 9lbenos ~geItorben lit. Sic geer0is
gung finoet itatt am Mtoutog UNI 9 llbr bonn
5r0uer9ouie, u. @Iarf=Str. uno GibQe Npe., nod
Der ct. 6eiurids=&ir9e. I'm itiae Sbeilnabme
bitten Die traueru0en 9iuterblie6euen
Barbara Sdcr, geb. 9aSfonp. Satin.
z. WtatD, M,tfot, &atutetce uuo &atha=
50 rita, &inber.
- Trans Lno Sprotbea @aer, Gltern.
- NntO1t r1o WatD &aSfanlp, S6luieger=
PN elterr. 1tulO
, 1894-01-13

l St6e9g Sartntan
2 Noamaiesii Sos
Noler Mnton
A Noler WtarD Wtis
5 AesliHg Bertha
6 Mlber MltplH
Nubr5e1emSta WtarD
Nuna
s Nn3euDpfer @u9en
9 Qtrnot German
10 Arnolo Wtrs ga
IL Nrpn1on u
u Ai6ernbein Bernhard
13 anpred)t WtorD
IA Sa0omic5 9ultin
Is 8dbr 9uitaf
16 8af SSeltr
II 8alefillS SoitnntiH (2)
Is 8ul3er @ilbelm
10 8anbld Sos
20 8arnusfI Son
81 8orli9 Selice
p 8ortb Wtarie
% 8artuSaig 8eHoitto
"a gouer 5Srau3
25 8altlltQu Sphu
26 Saumens SeppbiI
q Bed SCR & Wtrs
% 8eder 4ulon
20 8eder 9ermailu
80 8efer &uulIe WtiB
81 8eonorSft WIaopitam
80 8eiI9 @5as
80 8eloDrooStD QlouiS
81 8enolopa 6rautisfu
35 8eocie Selp
36 8er9 Saith
81 8erres @aspor
SO 8erthplo @m
80 8iel Somas
40 8ii9of 8
Al 8itplptb MinCentn
AZ gjclIt 8eueel
43 8Jeuior 3omas
"A 8lact Moictb
As Blabo Eeli
46 YlDcf GoIe
Al Blum SOS
AZ 8pfelt0mp @m
40 8po5ianpmstt SeSef
so Bot6a Safobiu
81 8DuIin 9eomig
81 8Drenltein Sous
SO 8pr9D 9iolmar
sd 8prner Wtortiu
SIS 8ornmann Srts
So Bold So1epbiue
81 ~8rouuSSIiooore
SO 8ranbpon Wtarie
50 8ranbriB sc
go 8reOis Ntooaro
81 8reunede Garl
81 8reMHer Nntto
, 1894-01-13
mohentlide 8rieftite.

@ne in bieTer 2ite augeseigten 8rteIe, pel6e ni6t
innerbaIb 3fpei g4pbert, pDm oben1tebenoen Datum etHs
esrefnet 0bgebolt iinb, tperbea HaR Der "Dead Letter
Office III @e0ibinQtOn QeionoL.