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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Gr,biihuf Srriann, tpel6er, nie es

in ben Sepei6en mitgetbeilt iuuroe,
lid 1eit Gnoe September in
Stem Sort befGno, ioa einem &eporter
bel Ieiner Nntunft in ct. Yall nit
Na9orrf ertldrt baben, baB Die 8es
i6i9te BON Ieiner an9ebli9 fir Sill
eung Der S6ulo isiner grSOiOceie i'm
Often erbpbenen Gnleibe unpabr lei.
Sann iiber ben gegen i'm geri6teten
glngriff oes Sii9ofs WtcAuaio befra9t,
lebnten Or. 8nabeu jeoe Meinun9s=
Guberung unter Den @orten alb:
SD piini6e iiber jene an9ele9en=
belt ni6t interviewed gu tperoen. MD9e
bas Gano iiber oieielbe ri9ten. SD
babe oariiber weiter ni6ts 81 ia9en.
yWas aber bic @abl mbelangt, 10
tebrte bieielbe, pie Seosrmann meiB,
oas eanse 9ano. Gs mar fir bic
8eI6dftsleute bieies 9anoes in jeoer
ge3iebung civ berrli9 Sing. Die
&ieoerla9e Der 9Opuliiten lit cir NAB
rer Se9en fir ben ROrowefen, ipeciea
bonn 8eiddftsitanopuntte aus. @dren
Die Populiiteu erfol9rei9 gemeIeu, 10
niiroe jeoer bier oOm2luslanoe angele9te
pfenni9 airiifge3o9en iuoroen iein.
Ser Sie9 in Netp Sort miro feline
euten 6rii6te tra9en. Serielbe
bemonitrirt fir iebe Staot unb jeoen
9iitritt bic NDtbmenoi9teit gutter uno
lauterer Re9ieruu9. 9as ameritauil6e
SOlt le9t oft iibermdBi9e 8eoulo an
ben Sag uno IdBt 9in9en LANCE ibren
&auf, ober brin9t ite i'm duBerlten
Nu9enblif mieoer in oas ridtige @e=
leis. Ger pOlitii6e Sie9 oes leBten
MOnots lit bic bette 8e6tfsrtigun0
elmer 8o!tsreqierun9, Die mir i~iberbaupt
finoen t0nnteH. Mann lam Dem
NOlte 9etrpit Dertrauen"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

g Nidt aaein bic republitaniihe Bar
tel, iOnoern audi bic oemOtratii6e mel
CERT ltA bic Gte9ierungs llrterltiiBung
fir Die BON &atbOIiten Geleiteten GOn=
trait S9uleu auf uubeltimmte 3eit
tOrt3uieBen. 9ieIes eriiebt man aus
Dem iOeben erI6Ienenen Qmtliden SAB
resberi6t BON GleOelanos Setretdr oes
Snnern 9ole Smith, in wel6em oieIer
es als Die ertlGrte Qbii6 t uno
ols baS III 3utuuft 5u be D l.
9enoe gu tenn ertlGrt, baB
jebes Sabr 90 9ro3ent Der
SepiQi9ungen obgei6lagen peroen,
uno oaB 5u9lei6 an Stelie Der @On=
trattI6ulen inOeIIen neue confef=
iiDnsloie StaatsI3ulen erbaut
tuerOen iollen. Die yNmerita" meint
oN5u:
nS6ne 3lueifel entipri6t biefe Den
t0tbOiii6en SnOinneri6ulen un0iinItige
1elle Platform aud Der AnIiGt oes
8raNoenten. SerporQerufen 1T oie=
feibe wobl our6 Die Soltuu9 oes bemO=
tratii6en 53iten GOn0reIes. &eBterer
Nber 1T uuter Dem Ginauile Der S6at-
t01e gu St0noe %getOmmen, DoB Die ems
1tuBertbIten prOtcItantii9en 9enOmi=
nattpnen auf Den ibnen biSber sIer=
tonnten S0eil Der betrefenoen Der.
mlIll9un9en Uer5iGtet boben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
GS 9ciGat n,tr niNt,


@ic ib Gus Der ,8asette" eriele,
bnbt Sbr, meme 9crreu. Den oummen
Streih b~e9angen, einem 9rieiter Den
3utritt 81 eincm pofentranten 81 pera
mei0ern. Gon eincm 8eiunobeitsrat9e
muB perlargt merren, oaB CT nidt bios
ein unconliitltiOnelles Gsieb, lpie oas
in Soma ~beltebenbe, lpnpern aud
Die Contribution Der Ser. StaNtcn
unb Die ieines eigensn SeimatbsNuotes
tennt. Seioe GpnItltutionen lihern
cine pole Gepili9nsirelbeit = ana in
YofeniGlen. 98iirOe Der Serr Yiarrer
BON Gsmien Dem &rantenruf pbne Giif=
libt auI oOs Staats9eIeb 9efpl9t itin,
odnn Ddtten Die 0erren i'm DoDl per=
Hagen tonnen, aliein bos @nOe BON,
9ieoe ludre seweien, baB Die Gielei Der
8eieb0eber = melde betonntlid etw0s
81 pisl %gcbranntes WaiIer trinten =
uno oes GeiunObeitsrAtDs Summbcit
ofentunoig geiuorosn p1re. Soer
baben Die arlleu Yodeltranten feline
meniNli9en 8eAte meDr? Nab oeren
yebanolun9 in Soma uno iOnltnu
iheint Dieies Der Sail 81 iein. gBir
leben betanntlib i'm 3eitalter Der maD=
rem Sumanitdt. S6On rcht - aber
mas pcrlteDt man beute inter Sumdnl=
tat? Sas Gino t0Oten I'M Die Mutter
Sill retten = bic Yofen, II. |. ~. Sron=
ten sur Sblle i6ifen II. /. No., oam.it
bic &ellte nit ben blauen SGrmen uno
Die @lpOitel Der nelleiten Sumanitdt
feline @%Gniebaut befomlmen. Mie Der
unglaubs, I'M mabren Sibte betradtet,
ole reinite 6rauiamteit lit, 10 iinO AUDI
beiien @eieBe. Sin Geies. bus Dem
&ranten Den SrDlt ieiner 9teliainn
abipriht, bus mag wpbl nit Der nell=
beiDnii6sn Sumanitat iibereinltimmen,
allein es ltimmt nidt nit Der altlno=
oiiden Contribution unleres Sanoes.
Sort nit iolben 8eieben unO nit iol1
bumanen @eiunoDeitsbeamten.
Die Serren 6eiitliAen iueroen ii6
niht I'M iDlAe @eiese tiimmern. Sic
tenllen lire Yflibt, ullo iperoeu oleie
audi e"rfilllen uno ,pelln aud elm bod
iueiier @eiunO6eitsratb bic gSelt aus
ben glngeln bebeu iollte. llno mas lit
bel all oieiem Gummel geipOnnen?
Wenn Soft uno Die weiIe SOrlitt Der
Meniben niht Sano in Sano eeben,
Damn arbeiten ielblt uliere @eiuno=
heitsbeamten per9ebens. WeiIe Tor=
iibtsmaBre9eln miiiien aber Dirtli1
buman uno driitli6 ieiu. Gbica9o
arbeitet i6on einige Sabre on Der nn-
teroriidung Der Yoden, Wfillpaltee
i6on s Mouate unb 1T man oamit
iertio? Nein! Yerniinftige Sorii1t,
9eei9nete YrGpentipmittcl II. |. 10.
ipllten an9emenoet weroen, mas oar=
iibers binausgeDt, Oas 1T uOrl 8DIen.
NerSten uuo 8eiltliden cine pernilnf=
tige SOrlibt ans Ser, legell, oas III
geiebiih-aleln oielelben unter Sdlob
uno Ttieael ieBen, ipenn lie geraoe in
iDlb ernlter ,3eit lire Yfli1t e%rfillen-
bas lit einem eielbaften Gelunobeits=
rattle Do~rbeDalten geblleben.
SOllten oieie 3eilen Dem GeIuno=
beitsratbe BON Gemien in Die SGnOe
fallen, oamn iotiten lid Die Serren Oes=
ielben crit 900 8rao Sibe ausiebsn,
oenn Die Sano, wel6e lie uieoer9e=
ibriebeu bat, tommt ieit flint Mona=
ten taft tdgli0 nit pofentranten in
SeriiG;ung. Sbr Serren geiaut mir
ni6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Roiipn lid, SIR totboliINcn STRIDE beten-

Rotion lih SIR tatbolii0cn STRIDE beten.
men, Damn miro nntiirlib GeleBgebung
llno 9eripaltuug nit Den tirMli4en 8ez
isBen in uebersinitimmung 9ebraGt, eS
miro polltpmmeneS GinperltdnDnlB
spii1cn weltli6er unb 9eiitliher BE
0ierun9 berrihen, uno bieier 3ultano
Tam, I'M nit Den Wprten zines @rS.
bii6ois bpn 2onopn 81 reoen, Das
q oloeue 3eitalter" elmer 9la=
ton %9enannt meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Die 9otidaIt oes 9rdiioeuteu Gle
Dclano, ein seimlih poluminOies Ncten=
itild, Oas lcbten WOntaN Dem 9Ongreile
)ei Oeiien 3niammeutritte unterbreitet
Wurbe, 1T als ein beDeutlame5 0Otu=
ment ST. be3eibnen. Inter Nmoerem
LENT Der Gbei Der G~recutipe in bela9.
TEN Sdreiben Die NuImertlamteit aui
Die Sbatla1e, oaB naA Den %9egenludr-
ti9en Silisquelen Der Gegierung mir
bis gum 80. SUM 1895 Elm Seiicit bon
$50, 0O0, 900 Baben weroen, oas nad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Ger 2obiprub "He is a Catholic"
miro bon uniren ulein en9liib ipreten=
ocn GlaubensbriiOern ~ilberbaupt irei=
Nebiglt ertbeilt. M0n peri1wenOct i'm
an &ebeimbiinoler, gbgefallene liw.,
10 baB man bdrlig ira9sn muB: @as
fiir ell &ntbOIit lit Der Serr oenn?
Giner, Der bait ais @ino bat binbaltsu
miillelt, ols man i'm tuuite, ODER ~ei.ier,
Der no6 ben ullein waDrcn 8lauben bat
uno lDn aud Sei9t?-rSoem Sbioem"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
sSir cmpfrblrn ben 9rirrn oos IS

9efQut mir nt9t" an anoerer Steae.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it,
&emieRer @eIunbbeitsrotb! - anOere
&rtiteI, auf wel6e mir 0ufmertiam
MADDEN wOlen, limb: IS itintt in Der
&ei6sfe6ti6ule", n8efdbrliGe Ser
cine" unO Die oSri9inol=G orreipOnoens
aus Sel9ien".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Scr tir6tihe Qiberulismus mutert
auf beinabe alien @ebictun tirAiiWen
2ebens. Su Saten oer G%ebeimbiln=
Oelci berriAt oer atObte Wirruarr.
Sugar in gatiaNsn ihdmt mon li1
Der ultbergcbr00ten cb~rlpiiroiaen gau=
iormcn uno erridtet @ebduoe, Die
ebenip9ut ais meeting-houses geiten
t0nnttil. 3u 3OlcOo bat P. elliot,
G.. S. p, iiingil einen reli0iDlen 8pr-
troN 9eb0lten, Der bon unationalen ele=
bern" einAeleitct unO bsl0lOnen iuurOe.
Wdbreno Der &eoe muroen .liellenDeile
tleine Ster~nenbanner 9eihlpun9sn".
g8enn Oos ni0t @pnbertiten madt, it's
aud niHt gut Iiir Die Wanisns-eS.
9t. t." i'm nSerolo oes &l."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
inherent 0aIiir6aiten 00aii wabrI3ein.

lib nod gyDBer ieiu pilroc, lDorcn be
9elren 9tepublij0ner am Nuoer AGbltc=
ben. Ger Qt0Iiocut bltibt ieineM bl5s
ber ein0cnommenm StanOpun!te boil
uno 0ous 0etreu, inosM er Die NiNtbe=
iteucrlng Deg &oDmatcrials ioluie cine
meitere Grndbi9ung oes Sarifs emp
fieblt. g8as Miro Der Gonareb dber
aber t6un? = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
WuS Oen auOercu fatboiiIUe, a
Scttumgen.

Seiiere oOsr i0Iimmere SilIte. -
Simpnioes ia9t: y0as Yelte, mas Elm
Manm baben lam, lit Elm 9utes @eib,
oas Shlimmlte aber iiir i'm III Elm
b0ies Beib." Sreilid, ober aud uul=
0etebrt: 9as S9limmlte fiir Elm Weib
1T ein i6leAter Mann, wie oas Bette,
Oas lie baben Tam, Elm gutter Wiann lit.
Sino geioe gut, lit Die Gbe cine sliid=
li9e; lino 8eiOe i6le6t, 10 bat Der an=
oere She'll elm J%eaiener. @inen Che
bimnsl 9ibt's urr IN Der Ginbilouns,
oenn oas 2eben lit Elm sreuSueg. =
ySepp" I'M u&atbOliI6en 8ollablatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Der Gbarattere, Der Moral uuo Der
G6rlibteit, melhe Die 9eiitise &rantbelt
unierer 3eit biloen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
0cfGbrlt6e Sereiuc.

Serr &eOGtteur! ginen 9llten 2eit-
Grtitel entbielt Sbre Drummer bonn 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Sas mar ia ni9t gum W~usbalten. -
Sin altes en9liides SpriibluOrt iagt:
81 oft ell Sabn trdbt, miro cine
Gil0e 9eiagt." Sas glaub' i1 germ;
luenn aber Der SaDn trdben miiBte, il
OFT cine Siige geiagt miro, oa CABS oes
&rdbens teln GnOe. Sn Der 9ta1bar=
i1ait elmer Npaitsnprelie 3. y. miibten
li6 Die aruien Sd0ne gu Spoe frdDen.
Nuh Die tdgli6e Prelie uno Die Gbr=
miorigeil wilrOen Dem SOgel uiel al
tbun geben. ySOen, Sbioem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Ser Central : gunO Der b. r.=t.
Siin9iins=Yereine Der .. Staaten um-
iblieBt ge9enmdrtig l34 Tereine (oa=
rurlter z MISUNDERSTANDING ulo |
Staats= Terbnno) nit elmer 8eiammts
sabl pon 8545 Miitglieoern; 1891 sdbltt
Der Suuo 80 Yereine, I'M iolgenOer
Sabre 81 uno 1893, 95. 8pn Den l34
Siinglinss =Sereinen entiallsn % aui
Sllinois (6bicago 10, Quincy A., Mu:
rora, glUiitOn. 9ellepIlle. Breeze. Sree.
port, Sobnsburg, &antatee, &oSa0e.
9iaperuile je |, iuO bleiben Yeoric
SprinNiielo, Solicit II. /. w.?). Dor
unieren Na6barltaaten tOmmen an
MiNouri II. Suoiana 5, Mibi9un 3,
Soma 2, g8IscOniin |. = vaatb. @Ds
9~enblatt."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
BRITISH IN POWER.

American Residents Indorse the
Action of British in Nicaragua.
New YORK, March IA special to
the World from New Orleans says:
The steamer Gussie reached here today
from Bluefieid, bringing news that the
marines from the British cruiser lamar
were in possession of the town, and that
theBritish admiral had raised the martial
law declared by the Nicaraguans, after
they occupied the place and suspended
the Mosquito government. The British
cruiser took 325 of the Nicaraguan troops
to Greytown and put them ashore and
ordered whatever remained to leave the
place. They did so, going up the river
to Rama. The British are now in power,
and their action is said to be indorsed
by this American residents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
..
NEWS AT THE CAPITAL
Admiral Eenham's Message to
Gresham and Herbert.

Admiral Eenham's Message to
Gresham and Herbert.
I WASHINGTON, March 13.-The crisis
has been reached at Rio de Janeiro, and
the two cablegrams that were received
In Washington today mark the begin
ming of the saddest and bloodiest chap
ter of the long and stubbornly contested
insurrection in Brazil.
The first news came from Admiral
Benham in cable addressed to Secre
tary Herbert. and read as follows:
Rio. March l3.-Secretary Navy: No.
tice has been given by this government
that the bombardment of the insurCent
ships and forts from the city will com.
mence noon March 13. The insurgent
admiral, it is reported, has taken refuge
on the Portuguese man-of-war. On in
quirY find lie is not on board yet.
BENHAM.
The news conveyed by Admiral Ben
ham was contained i'll the last sentence
of his dispatch. relative to Admiral da
Cana. All of the preceding dispatches.
the official as we'll as the press cables,
had stated that the rebel admiral was
on board the Portuguese man-of-war
Mindello. But the differences. it is be-
lieved, were drawn from Admiral Ben
hams statement that DaGama had either
boarded over night one of the fleets
little steam launches. passed between
the forts without being seen, and
escaped to some friendly port, or he had
joined his own men OIL his flagship, the
IlrddeuteS, and was determined to fight
to the last, and, If fortunes of war went
against him, to go down with the officers
and men lie had been
UNABLE TO SAVE
When Admiral Benham's cable
reached the navy department, and had
been. in due course of time. unraveled
by the cipher experts, Commodore
Ramsey. seeing its Importance, fastened
with it to Secretary Herbert's residence.
The secretary has not been feeling well
lately and had been confined to the
house by touch of the grip. But he.
too became interested Immediately upon
seeing the caDlegiam, and coming to
the navy department building commu-
nicaied its contents at once to Secretary
Gresham. Even then it was hoped
there might be peaceful solution of
the trouble at Rio. and it was
had merely reported the formal
notice issued yesterday without knowl-
edge of the effort of Da CANA 10 make a
conditional surrender. The dlspa tches
received last night seemed to warrant
such an assumption. But these hopes
were eXtinguished when, late in the
afternoon, United States Minister
Thompson was heard from, as follows:
Secretary of State, Washington-Rio,
March 13.-The local forts commenced
firing at noon today. Their rre was
not returned by the insurgents. The
terms OF Da CANA have been refused by
the government. who will open fire
upon him from the city batteries this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The city is
nearly abandoned and deserted.
THOMPSON.
The receipt of this dispatch gave rise
to much uneasiuess to the department
officials, which was undoubtedly shared
by the president, to whom it was COM
municated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14

caucus soon after
the citizens ticket
was put in the field
with Daniel Good
hue for mayor. Ever
since the TWO fac
tiOns have been
waging a bitter war,
and as such it was a
very peculiar one,
neither side know
ing just how much
to figure on. The
HpatwOlp Marty ao.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
She Sues Her Brother.

CHICAGO, March 13. = Charges of
fraud are made by Flora Caruthers
against her brother, Malcolm McNeill,as
trustee Of the property bequeathed to
her by the late Malcolm MeNeill, in a
court bill filed today. She asserts that
he has broken his trust. and has lost to
her not less than $4,000 worth of
property. The portion Of the estate
which she inherited amounts to $3.50, 900.
Maicom McNeill died IN Kentucky in
1915, and left his property to be managed
in the interest of other heirs. by his
grandson. the present DEFENDANT. The
latter is charged with general mlsman-
agement Of the estate,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14

tlmated from 100 to 80 majority for
Heatwole. The greatest enthusiasm
has prevailed all day The final re-
turns showed $50 votes polled out of Il
possible 750, and of these Healwole re-
celved PSF majority. AS soon as the
returns were announced the band ap-
peared and parade was organized,
which proceeded to the News office,
where Heatwole responded in short
speech. The half-mill tax was also voted
to maintain public library.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
NoRTHFIELD, Mimi, March 13.-By
far the hottest city election this city
ever witnessed took place today. Joel
L. Heatwole was the candidate nomi-
mated for mayor by the non-partisan
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
Land Officials Nan,ed

WASHINGTON. March 13.-The presi-
dent today sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate: Charles p. Blakely.
register of the land office at Bozeman.
Mont; Clark S. Rowe, register of the
land office at Chamberlain, S. D.,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
COUPON FOR PART NINETEEN
Of the "SigFts and Scenes of the World -,

Every day this week coupon Part Nineteen of the
Art Gallery which the GLOBE is supplying public will he
printed this page Any three OF the coupons with ten
cents, secure you Part Nineteen -
you back numbers prior to Part Nineteen send ono
coupon for this week and fifteen cents twenty
without any coupon.
Orders by mail subject delay of week or ten d
as parts mailed by the Eastern publishers 3s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
Aeater Manager Dead.

CINCINNATI, March 13.-This mid
night, at his home at Kennedy Heights,
r. E. j. Miles, the distinguished theater
manager, died. He had suffered six
weeks from painful carbuncles.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
SPECIAL to the Globe.

SpECIdI 10 lIt GIODt.
CALEDONIA. Minn.. March 13.-At
the village election today the old in
cumbents were all elected; Joseph VoS-
sen, president, D. Haines, l.. Hill, S. L.
Solberg, trustees: E. X. Roverud, clerk; /;
n. e. Dorival, justice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ORToNvILLE, Minn.. March 13.-At
the special city election held here today
bonds in the sum of $4,000 were voted
TO aid in the construction of the North
ern Pacific railroad from Morris to this
city. The vote was almost unanimously
for the issue. Ortonvile expects sea-
son of great prosperity from this source.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14

Handy president. Henry FL. Budget.
George ID. Radabaugh and J. j. Deetre-
mann, trustees; Joseph Derupp, re-
corder. and William E. Lee, treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14

Special to the Globe.
BIRD ISLAND, Minn., March 13.-The
election held in this city today resulted
i'll favor of license; for license, 96,
against, 80.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
Dick Moore Fights Again

Boston. March 13.-Dick Moore. of
this city, and Billy Mccarthy, the
Australian middleweight, fought ten
rounds to draw here tonight under
the auspices of the Cribb club for
$500 purse.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
Special to the Globe


RED LAKE FALLS, Mimi. March 13.
AT the election today William Fin
desen was chosen president; Simon
Paul, recorder; f. q. Martin. John
Leveque, Joseph Helm, trustees. Three
tickets were in the field.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14

SpGCTdI
FAIRMONT, Minn.. March 13.-The
village election was without excitement,
and but one ticket in the field. License
carried two to one. John II. German
was chosen president: E. Z. Stowe. Ed
Edwards and E. w. Bird trustees; G. ~.
Peterson, recorder. and c. Sharp, treas
urer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-14
Benton Declined.

Special to the Globe.
FARGO. n. d.. March 13.-The Dem
ocratic convention nominated John d.
Benton for mayor, but lie declined to
accept No candidate was chosen in
his place. and Ball, Republican, has an
open field.
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HENNING. Mimi. March 13.-At the
village election today the temperance
people elected all but one On the ticket.
No license, 80 to 65.
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SLEEPY EYE. Mimi. March 13.-The
Morgan village election today resulted:
John Sherman, mayor; William Muel.
ler, John Marti and Michael Gobisch,
aldermen; McEichen, recorder; Edward
Albreclit. treasurer; j. E. johnson,
Justice; Fred Wegner, commissioner
The number of votes cast was ITO. 1t
was hot election.
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OLIVIA, MINI, March 13-The labor
ticket of Olivia carried by a large ma
jority. j. NJ. Peckenpaugh was chosen
mayor over p. Ii. Klrwan.
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SAUK RAPIDS. Minn., March 13.-
The hottest village election ever held
here was held today, the principal fight
being between j. B. Beatty and G. E.
Bell, the former being elected by Is
majority. The remainder of the ticket
is: Trustees, q. S. Reeder, Adam
Jochem, Allen Cameron; recorder, w.
II. Fletcher; treasurer, A. 3. Anderson:
constable, Arthur Stoweli. The A. p.
a. figured. but no members of that
order were elected. j. A. Barnum, S.
j. Huffer, j. II. Homan, trustees;
George Orcutt. assessor; George Parker,
recorder, were elected on the town
ticket.
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HUTCHINSON. Minn., March 13. AT
the town election the total number of
votes cast was SIG. The following
supervisors were elected: NJ. H.Smith.
chairman, received 512, l.. Tomlinson
5l5, Henry Hophs $50, and ID. A. Adams.
clerk, sic: John Merson. treasurer, SIC:
Frank Seila, assessor, 342; Ii. Trayer,
constable, 3S7.
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DAWSON, Mimi. March 13-RcsuIt of
the election: President, S. Christopner-
son; trustees, q. Void, G. w. Paige.
Otto Hanson; recorder, o. A. Isaacson:
treasurer, T. L. Retrum. Forty-three
majority for no license.
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EVANSVILLE, Mimi, March 49,
Temperance carried this village bv 26
majority. The officers elected were:
+. Wrangelbourg, president: council
men. Ole Kron. Ole Amundson, Hans
Hang; recorder, G. NJ. Bergen; treas
urer, Gust Swenston. This election
has settled the license question for
some years to come.
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ARLINGTON. Mnn.. March 13.-At
the village election today 122 votes were
cast. The following officers were elect
ed: President, A. Zimmerman; trust
eeS. L. StreiSSguth, j. F. Feldmann,
Aug. Jaericke: recorder,V. f. Schmoll.
treasurer, William knOblauch: assessor
Z. w. Esser; justices. A. q. Buck and
George Zickrick; coustables, Ii. Nc
Govern and Albert Bluemke.
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WINTHROP. Minn., March 13.-Tbe
following village officers were elected
here today: Mayor, Ed Ii. Hubner:
council, ID. E. Wagner, j. A. Poetz and
b. +. Kiesling; recorder, t. E. Holden:
treasurer, G. M ParsOn.
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HANCOCK, MInn., March 13.-The
vote today resulted in favor 6. G.
Thorpe; for counciImen the vote was
Frank Wilcox. 20; Walter Muir, 4t; Joe
Noyes, 66; Frank Klein, 81; for license,
27; against license. 43.
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RENvILLE, Min n, March 13.-The
village election today was victory for
the Democrats. The officers elected
are: President. T. O'Conner, Demo
crat; council. II. Lee, Democrat; l.. f.
Hough. Republican; recorder, G. s.
humphrey, Republican.
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LONG PRAIRIE, Minn.. March 49,
Long Prairie village elected John
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JOEL P. Wins A HOT FIGHT.
REA7W0LE FIRST UNDER THE WIRE
AT N0RTHF7ELD.
VERY CLOSE AT sAUK RAPIDS

j. b. Beatty Chosen Mayor by a
Majority of Thirteen Demo
Gratis and Republicans Divide
Honors Around the State-The
Labor Ticket Victorious at
Olivia-The Liquor Contests.
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sister Cecilia. of Cincinnati, Tes-
titles in Favor Of Miss Pollard
in the Great Scandal Trial
Judge Bradley Tells the At
torneys That They Must Come
to Court Unarmed.