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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26

1ich tauIen6e bon 2aien 6aran, iobaB Der
Qai1ae 2ct9cnsug ouBerDalb Der Shore bcS
grpben Sempels in &ioto Seb1tauleno Ber>
Ionen fart mar. 9tus Dielen cntfcrnten
Sbcilen bes 9tcicbeS paren tauienoe BON
WtGnnern unb Srauen berbei9ectlt.
lin ic6S l1Dr traf Die Bolt3et etn, I'M
Die StraBe fir Sic Yro5eilion ottet 81
balten, aber fte itan6 Der gelpdltt9en Wtenz
idcnmenge poQitGnbis macbtloS scgenliber.
8iele 2eute batten iicb ibon um Uttlterz
l1acbt eingeiteut, uno bis Wtttta9 obne
irgen6 peLbe Grfriichung gctuartet. gfacb
Ser 6eierlibfeit wurOen Grfrii6un9en perz
tbcilt ut6 1000 8erionen e%riter, 10000
stpeiter unb 10000 2eute brttter
&laiie er6iclten bapon. Sn Solge
6es fur1tbaren 9%lnbranges ~tir5ten
in @6oio 6ret 8o9en elmer tentpo7
rdren Bride Elm, unO mebr als span5tg
8~erlonen ftele1 in BEN SluB, fartet ieoocb
obne crnftlibe 8ei6~dbi9unsen baooit. Nut
elmer Bride iiber ben &amo9apa mar oas
@eorGngc 10 tart, baB pielc 9erlonen, unit
ntdbt er6riidt sI tperoen, in ben lctcbten
Tl1B iprangen unb 8einbriibe e%rlttten.
9ie Qeic6e bcs tobten 9rteiters Dur6e in
cinem eoloenen 9ei6enipagcn nacb benz
Greinatorium sebrabt uuO sort berbrannt.
Sic Soften Ser 8eitattun9 beLiefen it3 auf
ettpa 800, 900. tpeLbe Summe TAFT 9on3
burcb 8eitrGge anfgebrdbt por6en mar. -
8. 6. 6eDtpoob, elmer Der ~bctonnteiten
Der in Der r~etpigen Stabt" anidlitgen
Nmerifaner, bat benz &apite cine :oertbz
pole Sammlun9 BON 8rtefen, Die swtibcn
Sem 9aptt Nleranbcr VI. iopte bef1cn lts
mittelbarcm Iadfolgcr, 8opit Sulins II,
Dem @riinoer Der 8etcrsftr6e unb bent &oz
MICE rr6 Ser &0nigtn BON Spanien betreffS
Ser @ntoedune BON Nmerita bur3 @brts
itopb Columbus setpe9ieLt t~purben, gum
@cibenfc gema6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
Gin Selb1tm0roer.

Der go. 21O N. 6uron Ctr. ipobnbafte
SAanffeuner 6enrp SOBER begingS onntag
Gbenb Selbitmorb, inbem ct iib cine
&ugel in ben SOpf ia9te. Nm yfabmittag
fam ct betrunfen nacb Sauie uno begann
iofOrt Streit mit ieiner 6rau. Gr iprodb
fOrtpGbrenb bapon, SeIbitmorb Su begcben
unO nabm i9lieBli9 cine Quantitat Morz
pbilm aus Ser Ialde. @6e er es ic6ob
neribluden %tOnnte, bate elm antpelcnoer
SreunO es tbm entrtien. Spdtcr 5og er
ii9 INN unb le8tc, wabrenb ct erfldrte, ct
bereitc it6 barauf Dor, in ben Sarg gelegt
81 tperben, feline beiten &lei6cr an. @r
bate ii9 irgen6po einen Geuoloer Der>
i3afft unb in einem unbeWa6ten 9lugenz
b.ife ia8te CT ficb cine &ugel in ben &opf.
Sin i6nel gu Silfe ge%rufener Nr5t fonnte
niAts tueiter tbun, ais ben Sob tonftatiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26

9Dfprti9e ratiDneIIe ehonb1uno ether
Srt9ltnrg nit DR.. 8. Sopnes @rpectpront eripart
pei Al91t uno nltnbert bic WtDgliGteit Der @ntpifelnng
9eIaDrlt9er 9ols= Mno &un9entrantbeiten. :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26

.9oo6's Btllem wirten fanft, ober
tlhtio
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
0robes %SGaoenfener,
Oas Jnnele oes Goncoroia=b oteIs
an Cottage 6rope Qpe. aus
9ebrdnnt.
Knappes Gntfommeu 5weier Jnfafen.

Wittipo3 Morsen 9egen 2 l16r tobte Gin
3crltDrcn0er 8ranD in benz BET Sirma
Wiaiam 9tteman Gonflin COMPANY gez
bOrcnben f%iinfitOdi9en 8rids @ebGube, 6cm
@oncorbia !6otcl 1T $40. 3847-49 Cottage
@roDe Qlpe. utO branntc oaiielbe poaitGnbie
i'm Snncrn aus. Ser @e1ammtldaben
pirb it9 ouf itber $50, 900 belaufen. Son
ben Sniaiien purben 3tpet Srauen unter
eigener 2ebensgefabr bee JtetterS in Sicber>
belt gebrabt. Nut BENT %Stpeiten Stodmerf
talnen Die Slammen gum NuSbru6. Ser
6ausp0bter Wm. 8ilfenS fam bel etnem
G%unogange ben Slammer auf Bic Sprr
uno CAB ben Nlarm, tpcl6em, na6bem bic
eriten Sprtben auf Benz 8ranoplabe anz
gefommcn tparelt, Elm 3-11 Qlarm foIgte.
Inter ben Bctpobnern beS SotelS Derbretz
tete ii9, lopte Der erlte SeuerlGrm laut
tpuroe, etne begretflt3e Bantt. 9ueS lubte
5ler1t ben NuSgang 3u 9clptnnen, ulb gse
langtcn aub Iammtltbe Snial1en auf etge>
men SiBen auf itderes Serratl1, nit Mus>
nabmc 5meter Srauen, mel6e our6 0tau9
betaubt, in bas Sreie getra9en iperben
mIBten.
9uf pelcbe gBeiie bas Seuer aur @ntitez
DulY 9eIulllHlel VIZ lDHIIe DDClauIl9 HDC9
nidbt ermittelt tDerben. 9n1s ben Senltern
zines 3immerS Des sipeiten Tlurs brangen
plOBli9 6i6te &au9polten, 1peIc6e bon
0tlfenS benterft puroen. SIN 9tu paren
aue ShIafer alarlnirt, un6 ftiir5te allies,
falm nit Dem Notbpenbi9iten angetban,
in baS Sreie.
Die Seueripebr orbeitete nit eetpobnter
@nergie, mar aber, tpie BEL Dem geitrigen
N~teienfeuer, ni6t tpenig 6urcb Die &6lte
bebinbert, ba Die auf ibren naiierbicbten
WtGuteln un6 6elmen gefrterenben @oiierz
maiien ibnen ibre 8~etpegunsen un9emein
eric6tperten.
Ser @ciammttnba!t 6es @ebdu6cs par
Elm tptaler 8erluit.
9ie @isent6lmer 6es @cbdubes finb
6enrp s. unb George gtieman, ennis g.
Gonfltn, eugene q. 8erbef un6 Garl
2ocbner. Oct 8erGuit miro bur9 8erit9ez
rungen pouitGnoig ge0edt.
Die ytarnen bet beiben 9eretteten Srouelt
ltnb Sri. Minnie Goldman unb Srau 6.
6. @oloimttb. Ser Bolistit Naen we6tc
sur recbten .3ett Die Samilie bes Sarbigen
st. QBtlion, Der III Der 9fabbari6aft
tppbnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
Ser SteM
Gleftrii0e
O0rtel 0bers
trtTt at
@irtmn9 jeOe
Wr5net MMO
febt o0ete
.OufurreM5 %

geehrer Serr ST. Omen! gnu5au, $751; ben @ Sanuar 1894
Sd farm s nmt untermfen, Sbnen mm bOues Sob abr ben gSert Sbres ghftr'
f1n @IrhIs aus5upeben.
@ehbem i'd bifs 9eTbdbte SeamhteG ee9en nin 2iOen onseponOt babe, 1T meun
3ufano BON Sag 81 Sag better 9ehoroen, 10 DAB i'd nab 4DD9entktbem @eoran@
boGfonrmen Interchangeable paru nO mieOer ruf9 fbaHen fonme Che tb oe1en
g6ftniben @Iret NiaB, mar tb elm armer ub 9epla9er Gfann, bnn Gi6t uno Hbeu>
nahsnus ieBen Mid femn Iu9enbGf CUR 9ube fonmen, unO bon einem @heo gum
onoern fprang Der S9mer5. SnIe &er5te fra9e ib nm Stat, big i6 enohdb, D mr
temr berRGben Sfe oaidofen fonnte, Sbr utt@prefnes SeimiHel perin6te.
Senbis fann i'd beute befdhsen, bB SIR gGHriber @urh1 nbt MIR alien @'
nurunsen Der Ieibenben aRenibbt DonfOmmen entPribt ionOern jeoe gr3nei uMr'
trTt uno obne Ronnren3 in Der get baIebt $50 m@ cine paHenDe @eIesenbet fs
BET, weroe i9 Sbr SeihmiteI empFblen ub 5ei9ne ub NIT bifr SerF6erun9
Sodabtunesppu @i1ltom SG6teL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
Der Gin1tur5 zines 6erIfts
Dernrfadt oen Goo zines Qrbeiters uro Ole
DerIebutt9 zines onoeren. Sonifige
1nfdle.

@ie6erun bat Der 2ei6titnn, nit benz
BET benz gau BON @eriiiten gu 0erfe ges
gangen miro, Smei neue Spfer gefor6ert.
Sci benz 8au ser 6o9babn an Der Gfe Der
g. 6alfte6< unb Bterceitr. tparen So6n
Sratplep unO Sames SnsIesbp auf etnem
@eriiite bei6aftigt, %etierne 8eitanbtbeiIe
an benz 8abnseriiit an%5ubrtngcn. WG6z
renb iie Elm i6pereS StId aufboben,
bracben ploBlib Die &retter unter ibren
SiBen un6 8eibe ftelcn aus elmer 60be
bon 25 SuB gu 8oben. Webrere Wtit>
arbeiter eilten iofort berbei unb fanben
8ei6e ~betpuBtlos unb bluten6 bot. Sic
tpurben in ben geo. 206 g. 6aLlte0ltraBe
~beLegenen Qaben gebra6t unb Elm 9(r3t berz
bei9eboLt. Gbe bieier teoo9 anfam, bate
SratpleD bereitS ieinen @eiit auf9e9eben.
Setne 9etcbe murbe na6 benz @ountp
Morgue gebraobt, mdbrenb Sn9lesbD
i6tper perlebt na6 ieiner SEQ. 1856 N. San
8urenitraBe belegeren 8o6nung gebra6t
tpurbe. SratpleD, 1pelber % SABRE alt
mar, pobnte $50. 491 Statetr.
Goo unter Gifenbahnrdoern.
Die 2otomotipe zines nDrbIi6 fabren6en
8aliagierzG oritaot3uge9 BET SutnoiS Gen>
lrulOaUH upctluDC OIetla9 SDCHtltlq9 UNI
II l1br an bcr II. StroBe ben bic &reu5un9
paiiirenben 8a9enma6er berlelben 8a6n,
Wartin Gui9IeD bon Oto. $40 ID. StraBe.
ST rurbe 10 i9per Derlebt, baB ct fur3
no6 l~einer Nnfunft inn 81. 9ucaS> 6olpital
ietnen @cilt aufsab. 0ui9leD NOR Derz
Deiratbet unb 45 Sabre alt.
Ser Coroner lit benabri6ti9t por6en
uno ptro beute ben Snquet abbalten.
5dRer Goo.
Ser 28idbrise 9(rbeiter @m. S6etpe, Ser
in 9ieniten Der v@bicagO Sbtp Building
So" an Der 102. Str. unD Npe. 8 itano,
erlitt Sreitag Mor9en um1311br etnen jGben
Sob. S6eipe mar babci beibdftigt, nit
9ulfe zines 6ebefrabneS ~eiierne Ylatten
aus @~Iterpa8en gu Derla6en. @uf unerz
tlarltcbe 8eiie bra3 Der &rabn unb Elm
lbpcres Stid @tlen tpuroe Sbetpe nit
turcbtbarer @eDalt an ben &opf gcibleuz
bert. ST erLitt einen ibtperen ScbGbeL>
brncb unb mar cine 2eibe, e6e Elm Qlrst ein=
traf. Ser Sobte purbe nocb leiner @obz
nun9 1925 Qoe. 6. 9ebrabt unb Der Goz
roner bcna9ri6ti9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
Staot Chicago,
Der 90m' lift los
Der berabmte wufenf0ni9 umaI
lace" bridt aus feinem Rdfs.
KoaOfaIe 2lufreenns III einem mufeum.

Cine firchterIibe 9(ufresung berri6te
Wittpob gtbenb fur3 Dor 8 11br in Dem
y0ime">Wuieu BON &pbl & Wfibbleton
an GlarfitraBe. 9er pegen ietner 8lutgier
beriidtigte 90ipe y9Balace" mar aus ieinem
&Gftg ent1prungen unb ltano mttte11 3ipt>
ldbcn ben aus ettpa 300 Yerionen belteben>
ben 8eiucbern. Die Nngitz unb S6refens7
rlfe berielbcn tparen etnen ganSen 8lod
melt su 10ren unb baB v@aQace" tetn gro=
Beres tn6etl anri6tete, lit taft ais Elm
8unber 81 betra3ten, wcnn man in Be-
trodbt siebt, baB ct hcreitS spet W1enl6en
pGbrenb ieiner @efangeni9aft s~errlicn
unb ct Dor &ur3em ipieoer in Seem Oorf
6urcb iein @ntipei6en aus Dem &aftg ieine
@Grter tagelan9 auf bcn 8cinen erbtelt.
Der @inSi9e, Ser li9 iiberbaupt iebt no6
nit ibm gu i6affcn mabt, lit Elm GolIbluts
Snbianer, befannt unter. Dem 9talnen
,8occaccio". Nl6 ct betrttt ben &aftg
nur nit Gebolper un6 elmer rotb9libcnOen
@tienitouSe beipaffnet, uno es iino MIR iebr
tpenige &unititu6e, Die ct v8aQace" ma9en
IGBt.
@eltern 9ben6 bate ct gum SbLuB elmer
8oriteuun8 mieberum Sen &Gftg betretea,
aus unuer3eibGicbem 2eicbtiiun ober Die
Sbir nibt riebtig nerl6loifeu. Ser 20me
icbien bics ioiort bemcrft gu baben, Bonn
nit einem SaBc iprang er 9egen Die nrr
ongelebnte I6ir unb mar i'm iel6cn Nugenz
blide 6rauBen mitten 5pil6en ben entlebten
3ui6auern.
@alace lelbft ibien 3uerit ii6errai6t gu
letn, benin CT lief einen Der 9urcbgdnge
6inallf, bis por bic 36Ir, bic gliidli6er
@eile beri9loiien mar. 8occaccio mar
ot1t binter linn ber unb nit ictncr Glen
ftange peranlaBte CT ben orp9el16 unb MILD
nm ftcb beiBerben 20men our umfebr. Gor
ieinem &Gfi9 ongefommen, tpanbte ct it9
t%noeIien no4malS GUT Seitc un6 lief etnen
anbern Sang binauf. Die 2tufregung
unter benz 8ublifum bate ibren 60bez
punft erreidbt. Sober S6lupftuinfcl,
mo6te ct Si3erbett 9epGbren o0er nt6t,
tpurbe beniiBt, SGulen unb @aLerteen
puroen erflommen unb leIbit an Golden
feblte IS nibt, Die cine moblt6uenbe Sbnz
mabt Der Qln9it entboben, III Die ite 9ez
rat6en tparen.
Ser 2Dpe mar mitt[ertpeile BON 8occacz
clio nerfol9t, benz itb nod Elm an6erer
@drter, gfamelS Telir WecOonal6, beige
ielIt bate, uno bate it6 auf Die 8ibne 3uz
rif9e3ogen. !6ier belt man i'm NIT
glii5enDen Stan9en 10 LANCE in elmer SIDE
felt, Big Elm gum 1leberflbren bon etnem
&Gftg in ben dnberen benlbter @itterfarrcn
berbei9ei6afft porbcn mar. Sin p~eiterer
8eriub v8alace's", no4mals 3u entz
tpei6en, miBgIidle unb nacb ~penigen
Mtnuten, Die aber ben meiiten Ser unfreiz
iptaig Nnneienben pie cine @pi9feit porz
famen, par bas Sbter ipieoer lit it9erem
@cipabriom.
S9on ais vBaGace" 3urif auf bie
8Ibne geiprungcn mar, batten bic meiiten
3ui6auer BEN 9lnitigen NugenbItd fit
getOmmen era6tet, iib bur6 i6leuntgite
Slucbt in Sicberbcit 3u %brinsen, unb ais
8Occaccto feline lebte Serbeusuns maden
unO ber san3sn NnseIesenbett Sen Nnldein
geben tpoute, ais ob baS aIeS gum 4roz
gramm gebOrt babe, ba perneiste ct ii9 Dor
Leeren 8Gnfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
216 Bufbel bafer 0 einem Bufbel,

Sos neltnt Der 6armer obne g8eiteres n1z
m09lt6, unb bod brol9 Srant gSinters,
9ilper 8om County, Mollt., 6ieIe gnIbelsobl
BON einem 8ulbel Nusiaot, ober bies lit niCbts
gteues, 10 mal SalSer's Samelt fact, ba be-
fonl1t man lei6t 100 8ui6el &orlt, 60 8ui6el
@erite. 46 Suibel @ei5elr, 400 bis 800 gulbel
&ortofeln gum AGer.
50 Sic oiefes ausf9neioen uno
nit Sc. in grietmarfen oil eSobn 81. GaI,er
Seeb 60, ga Groiie, isis, iei1belr, befom1teu
Sic fret cine Erobe bteIes 6afers ultb ibren
beuti6en Y~ra6tz&otalo9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
9faats3eifttng!"

gtn neuer. in 1898 erftonbener. gang ausQe5ei6neter
Getttg. oon ms Staats5eit,1s 9enonnt. Sebr iofttg,
3ort. 9rDB. unb Idpu an 20Iten Gage na1 benz S0eH
Dereit gum GIIer; Yafet l0c. IS Radete fruber Semitic
SomelI $l.00 pprtoirei.
SO sic tttit oieie ytotts
ousIfnei6en uuo 1c Iii 8riefnarten beile9en unh on
@aI3erS ienoeu, befpmnten Sie frei ELL Bafet rStaotS=
seitung" =ytettig uno ienen beutiGen YradDt=SatnlDS
iiber Sorter= uno Sornt=S %duterelel, Glein=Sbit II. l. ~.
Sobm u. GaIser SceS &c.,
29io13uD so @rDfie, @ts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26

&rdftises robes 8lltt entitebt ebenIo ma
tiirli@ aus benz @ebrau9e pom 6oob'S GAR
Ioparlla, pie f0rperli9e Reirli9teit aus Der
rei6li9en Qn1pelbuE9 Don @aiier unO Seife
eltitebt. 0ieles 9roBarttse 0teini9uu9slmit=
tel pertreibt 9rituolt9 Sfrofeln, SaI3fnb mlto
ate arberelt lnreiuisfeiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
Seit mehr ais fnnfsio 1ahren

Mrs. EMISSIONS @oOtbtns 5prWp
fir sobncnbe EinOer scbrou9t. Ct beidwi9ttgt bas
6ilS, erlpei9t has 3abnleii&, b%eieitist ale S6merz
;e1, furirt 8inbzSolif unb lit OaS bette Ntittel sz
gen 0ur@iad. SiiuiunbsuanSis @ents bic 8lai9e.
oQen Gpothetern in Ser sansei1 @elt su baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-26
81 Sabre fraMf,
omr0 Oett Smett
Gteftrti0em 00rte1
pot SeberletOemp
&be1tnnattSttt1tS at1t0
decentralization
befrett+

NeOIa, So, b. !. Se5. 1888.
@eeDrter SEER!
Sd betra9te es aIs metre Bflt9t,
Sic bag &eiultat pifien ST Iafien,
tpeI6es i6 bur6 @ebrau9 Spires
gleftrii6en @irtels er5ielte.
Reroita fei+ 81 Sohrpn f1nr ih
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03

Referred to committee on fire depart
ment.
The bond of City Treasurer WAGNER
the sum of $500. 900 by Mr.. WAGNER as
principal, aud the following gentlemen
In the sums set opposite their names !:
John Haggenmlller,s $4,000; M p.
Ryan. 100000; M. Auerbach, $4,000;
William Hamm, $4,000; Jacob Schmidt,
$1,000; William Dawson, 00,000; j. W..
Lusk. 800, 900, and Jacob Heck, $50. 600.
Mr.. Strouse moved that the bond be
approved. MIR. Lewis suggested that it
would be better to refer the bond TO the
committee on ways and means. Mr..
johnson, following this suggestion,
made motion to that effect.
Mr.. Van Slyke objected, stating that
he could not see any reason for this de-
lay. The bond was irst-claSs one,
and entirely sufficient. Reardon said
they had no business to approve any
bond without first referring it to tho
committee on ways and means. <
The question to refer was taken ON
the ayes and nays Those voting against
the motion were Messrs. johnson, Park
er, Robb, Strouse, Van Slyke.e Mr..
Johnson, after rereading of the names
of the bondSmen, changed his vote, re-
marking that those names were good
enough for him. The question required
OH the approval of the bond, and it was
carried by vote of to s, Messrs. Arc.
sin, Reardon and Lewis voting
against it.
The pay rolls Of the fire department
for Sl4,232 81; police department., S12..
402.45, and the usual salary pay rolls of
the city departments. as reported back
from the committee on ways and means,
were passed.
The assembly adjourned to Monday
at $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03

Scranton. Pa, session, presented an
invitation for at city.
j. w. Logue, of Philadelphia, ex-
pressed the desire OF his city to enter
tain the union. After some informal
talk, Scranton and Philadelphia with
drew. and the invitation of New York
was accepted, the convention TO con-
vene on the first Wednesday of Au-
gust, 1895.
A motion was made to receive the re-
port and defer further action until 10 4.
III. today. This aroused yociferous de-
bate and many motions, which finally
eliminated in an agreement to read the
report by divisions or subjects for adop-
ton. The report was so read by the
secretary and unanimously adopted,
only one voice being heard in opposi
ton to the series, that of James E.
Laughlin, of Philadelphia. who SAID he
wanted to go on record as opposed to
the resolutions touching Mgr. Satolli
and the duty of Catholic newspapers.
His vote was so recorded. and the con-
vention adjourned until o'clock this
morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-03
TO THE KITTSON ESTATE
JUDGE KELLY MAKES AN AL.
LOWANCE 9
OF 1,742.O9 Credit Above FIX.
ecutor's Statement-Proba
Court Partly Sustained.

Judge Kelly yesterday filed decision
in the matter OF the accounting of the
st. Paul Trust company as executor of
the estate of the late Commodore Nor
man w. Kittson. The decision was
upon an appeal and croSs-appeal taken
up to the district court from the pro.
bate court relative to the accounting by
the executor for the period embraced
between July l, 1891. and Feb. %, 1893.
The probate court Surcharged the ae-
count of the executor, and directed that
the estate be credited with S22.2S6. 40
more than the executor had given credit
for in its accounting. Of this amount
4,495. % was disallowed commissions.
The heirs appealed from this decision
OH the theory that they should have
been granted further concessions, and
the trust company appealed, also claims,
ing that too much had been given the
estate. 81
Judge Kelly decides that the probate
court did right in surcharging thel ac-
count to some extent, but that it went
too far in some particulars. The de-.
cISlon of the probate court, relative to
CHI rging the executor with z per cent
interest on balances owed to the estate
after deducting $40, 900 for eacn working
days capital, is confirmed. The dis
allowance by the probate court of
s., 1926 as commissions for loaniug! the
trust fund is reversed by Judge Kelly.
The transfer of 100000 in bank cera
ti6cates to similar certificates was COM:
trmed. The charges for fees were af-
lowed as decided by the probate court.
After making statement of daily bali
ances, Judge Kelly decides that the two
following, allowances s to- the estate
should be affirmed as made by the pro-
bate court. namely, interest on balance
at 2 per cent received by the trust COM
panY, amounting to S2.13S.1O. From
these Two amounts Judge Kelly deducts
the S4,7S3.33 disallowed blythe probate
court on account of commissions. This
is done on the theory that the judge of
the probate court overlooked the fact
that the executor had been charged Z
per cent interest on funds in its hands.
1t would. in the opinion of Judge
to pay interest on money used by it for
private gains, and also to charge the
executor with the actual gains on the
money invested; hence the charging of
an additional . per cent on money in
vested is disapproved. The amount
fixed by Judge Kelly as properly
chargegble against the executor, and to
be credited to tile estate over and
above the amount shown by the state
ment Of the executor. is S11, 742.09. In a
memorandum Judge Kelly observes that
the executor might be technically liable
to pay interest on daily balances, yet
the daily balances were available, If re-
Qaired, to pay Indebtedness of the
estate. 1t would be proper to deduct
tue Indebtedness from the cash bal
ances and charge interest on the re-
mainder. This course was thought adj
visable by Judge Kelly because. while
the trust company pursued mistaken
policy. yet it apparently acted in good
faith in holding the balances subject to
the payment of accruing Indebtedness
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the overthrow of the ruinous liquor
traffic. The eyes of 1000 white ribbon
women of the state OF Minnesota are
this day turned toward you. The hearts
of GOO mothers of our state are lifted
up in praise and thanksgiving TO Gou
for the wonderful achievements or your
great organization.
I'VE stand side by side in holy war
against liquor. With you we are trying
To eliminate evil ana give place TO good
With you we are working TO dethrone
vice and eXalt virtue. We are cheered
as we see our sisters OF the Catholic
faith put on the knot of white ribbon
the symbol of purity and holiness.
Dear sisters, we extend to you our right
hand of Fellowship. Let us work togeth-
er to lift up the fallen, TO sustain the weak
and to set UP an equal standard of pur-
ity in our midst. Let us educate our
children. SO that the rising generation
will be one that will abhor the saloon
with all its attendant evils, and one that
will use every God-given power 10 an
initiate il. Let us raise up a genera
ton of clean voters, responsible for
their votes. not to man or party, but to
God alone. Thus shall we hasten the
day when there will be purity i'll the
home and God i'll government"
Reports and Speeches.
Secretary Doyle read the report OF the
convention of presidents of subordinate
unions suggesting plans of work.
Hon. Thomas f. Berry, of Leaven-
worth. Kan, secretary Of the National
Kelley league, and Col. Nate Reed,
editor of the Banner Of Light. Chicago.
entertained the convention with adj
dresses upon the Kelley movement.
Father Murphy, of Montreal. Can,
described the work of prohibition in his
country. He had come 5000 miles to
attend the convention. He made AL i'm
FASHIONED and thrilling address.
Lawyer McGhee, of ST. Paul, the only
colored delegate, proposed resolution
which, under the rules. had to go to the
committee upon resolutions, but it af-
forded him an opportunity to make an
excellent speech.
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FOURTH DISTRICT.
Democratic Congressional Con
yeDfioO ar t,ipdStrO,o

Democratic Congressional Con-
vention at Lindstrom.
The Ramsey county delegates to the
Democratic congressional convention
are requested to assemble at the union
depot tomorrow morning to take the
$40 train on the st. Paul & Duluth
railroad for Lindstrom.
A number of the committee on ar
engagements will supply all who wish
tickets at the depot Saturday morning !;
but it will save much INCONVENIENCE if
parties desiring to 20 will call at room
IS, Globe building, today and procure
tickets. The round trip special rate is
90 cents.
Col. Ben Brunson, of the Chisago CO.
unity delegation, has in preparation a
special congressional convention dinner
In honor Of the delegates and guests.
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On the safe side,

Everybody knows this is good place
to be, but everybody does not take
measures to be there. An efficient pre-
ventive places us on the safe side of
incipIent disease, and there is no one
more reliable than H0stetter's Stomach
Bltters in cases where the kidneys are
inactive. W hich is but the preliminary
to various destructive maIadies, which
disregarded have a fatal termination.
Bright's disc ase, diabetes, dropsy,
Gdema, are but the outgrowtls of neg
lected inaction OF the kidneys and blad-
der. They should be checked at the
outset with the Bitters, which will pre-
vent their progress by arousing the
renal organs to activity, and thus place
those who resort to this saving medicine
on the safe side. This preservative of
safety also conquers constipation, liver
complaint. malarial fever, nervousness
and dyspepsia. q
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ASSAILANTS LET GO.
Evidence Not Sufficient to Hold
the Alleged Strikers.

the Alleged Strikers.
NJ. j. Needham, Dan Kennedy and
Charles Lightborn, three striking rail-
way employees arrested few days ago
for an alleged assault upon Emil Erb, a
new fireman OF the Great Western rail-
way, had hearing in the police court
yesterday. The testimony introduced
during the trial was so unsatisfactory,
however, that Judge Twohy had to dis
miss the case. Erb could not positively
identify the defendants as the men
who had struck him and thrown rock s
after him while he was effecting his
escape.
In dismisSing the case Judge Twohy
delivered quite lecture for the benefit
of mauy railroad men, who were in the
court room, saying that it is too bad to
see such acts Of lawlessness continue.
especially as they could bring no benefit
to the strikers, and were likely to bring
the contempt of the general public upon
their own heads. 81