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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17
They ARE AFTER TAYLOR.

Bondsmen would Like the lEissing sOuthI
Dakota Omcisl 70 Divide. S.i3S,
CHICAGO. Jan. IS Elk overnor A.
thur G. MeIlette has come down from
South Dakota on the supposition that
the defaulting state tre85urer, w. w.
Taylor, may be in Chicago and anxious
to make q settlement. H6 is intsresa
to the extent Of : so, GOO bond In II
location Of Mr.. Taylor and TO start -
ton in the master he called meeting
Of the men who had guaranteed H.
treasurer's honesty. J. 7. MoChesney
Of New York, who was an equal -
dorser with the ex-governor, was the
first to arrive and several days win No
spent in conference over ways and.
means and an examination into the
exact condition Of affairs. iS4 .3sSs;
Think Taylor Would CompronAiss.
The men from the North now \ esti-ss
mate the shortage at 1870, 900 which -
ga, 600 more than the bond It ID the
opinion in Huron and Pierre that Tay-
lor will produce $2OO, 900 as soon a. he5
is found, and . willingness to do this
and remove the embarrassment Of the,
present treasurer would probably 80
cure much leniency IS to the remaining
Sic, 600. There are II men on the
Taylor bond most Of whom have been
asked TO the conference. ssR3 ;4S
1T is q question now. " said Hr.
Melette, whether Mr.. Taylor u in
this country Or Europe. There il
Much Divsrsioa o. Opinisn.
but / am Of the rniniOn he IN hers and
may try to make . settlement. He
disposed Of his Evanston ana Chicago
real estate before he dropped from no.
tice. This is taken both as . Sign that
he wanted al the ready money possible
for his travels and that he was getting
his collaterals into cash for q possible
settlement. There is az yet no plan Of
action. but the indications are that :
settlement is most desired The ssate
needs money ct once HI
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

Poor old South Dakota If it isn't
drouths or excessive rains, chino bugs
or grasshoppers it is dishonest Off
Gals. This time it is the state treas
urer who leaves them in the lurch to
the tune of about S35O,OW. Other
officials are also said to be mixed up
In the steal. The treasurer, it is said,
attempted to hold up several tottering
banks in which he is interested.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17
STA TIE liz ISLA TJRE
TvvENTY-NlNTH BIENNIAL SESSION
ThQySdaY. Jan. 10.

SS}l Tharsday. Ian. 10. {sE 4
SENATE Among the important mat
ters that came mp was the introduction Of
. resolution BY Senator Wyman for teh
appointment Of 8 committee to look into
fire relief matters in Pine and other coun-
ties, and : bill to make up the relief de-
felt. The committee named is composed
Of Senators Wyman, Hodge and Cronk-
hite s$ IL NJ 3S nm sls AL Y, 81
Senator Keller introduced q bill cutting
down the salaries Of state officers, by which
he claims to save t98 $40. Salaries would
be cut as follows: Governor, q, 500; secre-
tary Of state, q, $50; state auditor, 81 800;
treasurer, 81, $50; librarian, 81 600: commits
si6ner Of labor, 81 200 Other bills intro
duced were: IL NJ II
BY Senator Cronkhite 10 appropriate
500, 600 for the opening of streams in the
Red River valley. ii.
By Senator Spencer To provide for q
settlement Of the Indebtedness Of munich
pa;itics. etc, when annexation is made.
Provides for the settlement Of the indebt-
odness by the district court id case the in
terested municipalities and towns cannot
agree. l.s SSH s$5 si8i
BY Senator Roverud-To amend secs. /
and 4, chap. "a, General Laws Of 1883, con-
corning mutilated. lost and destroyed
bonds. orders and warrants. 553
BY Senator Wyman-To appropriate
$40, 600 for the expenses Of the Legislature.
The rules Of the house were suspended and
the bill passed. .5 Ms Il
BY Senator Miller-To propose an
amendment to art. 8 Of the statutes 50 a.
to permit the loaning Of school funds on
real estate security.
BY Senator Stevens-To authorize the
common councils Of cities to reduce the
compensation Of certain officers and em-
ployes. IN. ss
Senator Ringdahl introduced bill to
have the Office Of oil inspector abolished,
and have the duties performed by the sec
rotary Of state. s.s h. +, B, }8
HOUSE The bill appropriating $140, 600
for cur rent legislative expenses was
passed. /.
Representative Moore introduced bill
repeating the new capitol law passed at
the last session. Mr.. Moore believes the
state Is too poor to build at this time.
/ BY Representative Johns-To provide
for cotlification Of the statutes.
BY Representative Gutterson Refer
ring to insurance loans. .ss3 II f
BY Representative Anderson-Providi
for the taxation Of railroad properties.
Resolutions were introduced favoring
the appointment of reading clerk at Is
per diem; to provide supplies for the SER
geant-at-arms, and to invite the G. A. r.
to hold its national encampment at st.
Paul in 1896. ysy =
Representative Feig introduced q bill
making it penal offense, punishable by
fine and Imprisonment, for state. county
or city treasurers, or officials entrusted
with public funds, to demand or receive
any gift, reward or commission for tho
use of such public funds. The penalty is
five years in. prison and fine of $1,000 for
violating any section of the law.
Adjourned to Monday, Jan. A. 81,
The mileage allowance is Is cents per
mile for one round trip. M ssi s$s AZ &.
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STATE WILL LOSE HEAVILY.

" . & ~
Several OF TayloE's Bondsuasn Not Worth
ii Cent. # 5;s 81
Il Sioux Cry, La, ian. -. -. W
Miller, United States district attorney
for the district Of South Dakota. in ~
interview here concerning ex-Ststo
Treasurer Taylor's shortage said:
II have learned that Tay Tor has very
little, if any, Of the money takpn from
the state by him. He was interested
largely in banking and had friends
who were in speculative enterprises,
and he loaned money to them with the
expectation that whom the time canae
to repay It they would be able 70 make
the loans good to him. This they were
unable to do and the money has gone
where 55 ~ n. ~
@ It win Never Bs Recovered,
and whore it will never do Taylor axy
rood VI III the matt III Il tos ttllle
bottom. md i ani az the opinion i M
sbe, there will box some snr
South Dakota. Taylor Il not the only
man to blame in the affair either.
was known in: state house circles O
long as year or two ago that his -.
counts were not what they should b..
and there was 3 determined effort mads
first to renominate him. and them 90
cure the nomination Of man friendly
10 him ;$5 @ u
s. II order to Covsr His Tracks.
This failed, and Of course the shortage
came out. The state officers who 90.
copied the bond Furnished by Taylor
are also to blame. It ID q fact that but
little can be realized on il. Men were
permitted to qualify on the bond Tor
thousands Of dollars who were not
worth cent over and above their
debts. can name q dozen men on the
bond from whom cent cannot be -
covered. There are some on the bond
who are good and win have to settle,
but it will ruin them to do it. !" Ell 4 ss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE

Resolutions Adopted BY the Annual Con.
vantion q 1LinnsaPolis.s
u MINNEAPoI1s, Jan. II. The State Farm
ers' Alliance elected the following Officers
President, J. L Vermilyea of Doyds n;
Secretary, a. 81. Hendricks0n. NJ
Treasurer, r.. M. Probstfeld. 8 RI
Lecturer, L. G. Long. ISL
Executive Committee, First district
Thomas Meighen; Second, Peter McGrath
Third, Michael Holden; Fourth, S. w.
Power; Fifth, Jonas 81. Howell; Sixth, A.
M. Still; Seventh, DIR. G. johnson.
The resolutions adopted by the conven.
ton set forth:
That we have learned with greet snr.
prise and regret that the Irvine trust, with
from the present legislature an act t.
abolish the Irvine plant at Saltwater and
leave the producers at the mercy Of the
ring. "a
That we demand of the legislature that
it defeat any such action, and pass such
laws as will increase the output of Irvine
from the state factory. 55
That we deplore the action Of the 50.
preme court of this state in setting aside
the statute passed by the last legislature,
providing for the erection of the state Gle.
vator at Duluth, on the grouDd Of incom.
potency.
That we are unequivocally opposed to
the adoption of what is known as the
township system" for the common
schools of Minnesota.
I The resolutions further demanded that
the legislature take action looking to the
determination Of the Russian thistle; that
all official salaries be reduced; that the
pine land investigation should continue;
that the government should issue all
money and that the sale of bonds should
cease; that the present system of grain in
spection should be abolished; that mort
cages should be taxable in the counties
where recorded, and that the amount Of
mortgages should be deducted from the
assessed value of property covered.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

lowed 81 : second ~ tleaalily silenca md
then came the awful roar, ~ nv. Tyiing Nth
n annil,ilation 10 those who closely s1r-
rounded the death trap and ilestrnoti oA8
!, ayarv hand W
~ Gam. 81 inc Dead. " s.s
~ N, J, ~, ~ ,,ava ,s,en i;dantif
W. - 80
' az. 3 ,x;,,a,. y +,,rrav salmon lxty.
" ~ ! IA 7 + CAMERON ara m,u,n,.shsl:
q ~. 1850 T,;%a,. 49,, "a. William
go, 81 80 = = T1-arr Frel Kre;muheok
+ = e : T.n-;,h+ 81 \ McHnle. ROb.3
49, = - ~ 1,n,,arn..l Mile Meade. VIII
S.,;t GO. ranro. 800 W ~ .Iack Cha.lss.
:, n..s, 49,, A., $500 q the Bntte
ar,.,,,o,,r, 1olka i've ~
-. = W. .1,.;th a sloan f,ynman
=. ~ 1 ~, Tcndpa..
....4n 49, . a,.,, I. Alorander Williams.
49, : a.a,,,on. rhay,es Bnw,ma.
vo o,un.9e.. $500. sa,o,,a1 An PaAer
N sI,.., lanes i, OF aarv Mics McDon-
.. u:,,: -. p;a,.oo.a An,oDrt f1n1da,d
~, !, I'm. na,,a,..,.. -, T5;chav, q. w,
Eus,,;sh Char,as Ashtnn. N. Ell. Nolan,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

Our old friend, Will Hayward, has
purchased an interest in the Dickin-
son County Herald. Will is good
writer and viii give his constituents
sssf 8ssE 81 5 e ( tsf s.ttst
. lively paper.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

Senator Petigrew of South Dakota
has been reelected. He is one of the
ablest members of the senate.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17
Thanks to Secretary Berg and and
Treasurer Keoner, David Ramaley is

Thanks to Secretary Berg and
Treasurer Keoner, David Ramaley is
turned down as state expert printer.
Mr.. Ramaley is a nice old man and
knows more about printing than any
other man on e.rth, but there are
other deserving fellows and we are
glad to see the honor and emolu-
ments passed around.
~ United States Marshall Campbell
has not yet been confirmed and it is
barely possible that he will not be.
j. j. Hill, the great railroad magnate,
who has the interests Of the people SO
much at heart that he sits up nights
studying some scheme by which he
can relieve them-of some more cash,
is after Campbelfs scalp. Jim con-
tributed $4,000 to the campaign
fund and considers himself entitled
to any scalp he wants. Campbell is
accused of crooked business ira nsact-
ions.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

Johr L. Merriam, father of Elk Gov.
VIM. r. Merriam, died at his home in
St. Paul Saturday morning. De
ceased was one Of the most promi-
nent business men in the state. He
was Vice President of the old st.
Paul & Sioux City R'y., also of the
Worthington L. Sioux Falls road. He
was man of great business tact and
energy. and amassed large fortune.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17
CARL S. EASTWOOD

Knute Nelson has shown how small
a man can get into large place.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

Two years ago Sam Peterson OF
New Ulm was member of the sen
ate. and when he refused to vote for G..
Il. Davis for q. S. senator, telegram
something like this was sent to him
from New Ulm: SLIPPERY Sam, your
name is pants. Sam sued the tele-
graph company and has just been
given verdict Of $4,000. This with
the amout Sam is said to have re-
eeiyed from the democrats to vote
against Senator Davis would be
enough to start him in the newspaper
business.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

The Gazette would like to see Gov.
Nelson occupy seat in the United
States senate. We believe he has the
ability and integrity to perform the
dnties of the office with credit to him
self and to the advantage Of the state
and nation. Slayton Gazette.
The ADVANCE has taken some pains
to ascertain the feeling Of republicans
lin Worthington upon the senatorial
question, and we find fully ninty per
cent Of them ale in favor Of Senator
Washburn. We find many who have
heretofore been considered Nelson
men are now loud in their denuncia-
ton Of him. Nelson, Who voted
with the democrats when in congress,
ought not to be elevated TO the senate
he already has had more honor
than he has ability to maintain.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17

GNOEtuSI0 OOgOCSS q ops1oO VI wv WV OA10
ground was literally covered with parts
Of human beings and with the dead and
injured. The scene was one Of utter
and absolute destruction. The houses
in the vicinity were as thoroughly
wrecked as if q cyclone had passed
through them. One Of the rescuing
corps gathered 81 dead bodies in one
pile. Eight were in another. Two and
three in other piles. The rescuers
pulled some of the bodies out still quiy-
ering, the remnants Of the human be-
ings still groaning while legs and arms
had been torn Of. Shapeless trunks
quivered and
Died In the Arms o1 the Living.
The work Of rescue was prosecuted in
earnest. Every vehicle in the city was
brought into service TO carry away the
scores Of dead, the hundreds of injured.
The hospitals were filed. The spare
rooms in the hotels were taken and
private houses were thrown open where
It was necessary Chief Cameron di-
rected the attack on the building, and
while some Of the fremen hauled line
Of hose along, the others started in to
tear Of the iron covering Of the building
30 that they could get at the flames.
Just as they had succeeded in tearing
of part Of the covering and secured
IN entrance, the first explosion came.
"A Blinding Sheet Of Flame "a
forced the roof from its fastenings and
Gh0t hundreds of fsst into IL air, FOL
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+ 7-Lace curtains laundried and sat
isfaction guaranteed at the Worth
il gton Laundry. 4-tf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-07-12

Gsn5ntionsa. ehts unh tunIiI5h aus
atbuuIhie. casr sar glRslih erFunotat,
ihrrn 2sIerfreis III erfpeitsru geiuht
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Iudlt, I'm iie isf;tsa 81 gtTnFn. lino bat
bfe aoff sa6eTsiist. Die seru0e nitfem
appttit eRtIpyiht. Danurtb besab ne
Fb aner RoaIihisii, ibren 2sIern ies
mails beFersa o,I.Ifoff oorsnissen, uno
mub nun imner tiefer h~inubfeissn. BIB
ne thatIdhlid unter BEN Ripsau ibrss
9ublitums daaslangt 1T.
tEs perftsht fih BON ieleTt. haB eiHe
!3situua ni6i iare 2efsr ;pingen tam.
eas Al ltisn. mas fs nidt ipousn. Sie
fam linen abr bic Rot. bic linen
muuest, 10 ea: ME moglth as6en uno
brandt nidt.hagF nibt i6ren 9tfdmad
abTintiih uno btoabt fo%rrumpiren.
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in osa Ieessa sean Sabrsn seThthen.
gtp9 "a Anfana oss porlesten Sdbr.
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mir molten ts NOD uibt alau5sn, mir,
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seuat fno. Gs mare gu itsf bef6S.
meno. rpenn oas ameritaHif4e 9olt
pirtIih nab ioitsn 9euisteiien Isbste.
OR. y. St.s3)
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Bir bieten einbunoert Dollars Ses
lObnuns FIR ieoen Sal o &ntalrh,
Der nidt nur9 g%innebmen BON SrTs
8aiorr6e8ur sebsilt neroen fam.
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uuo bic idlsimiesn Ob etflGdeu hts
Spltsms. 8euauifie irci ueriauoi.
greis 75c. fir ole 5lcihe. Scrtauif
pom allen Q~poibefern.
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Fin hlusi bdk.

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BroE. 7ruaitors. Rfssiudstaer 8reis
so Its. uRe 81 &C.
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@enn es eIne jdhrlihe Gus
Ings BON 800 erfOrbsri, I'M eine JnmIIle
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lie fur siren iOihen 8siros gu r'stlreH.
Srssno Ssmoub touH oieie Ssridernng
fur 25 Gents erhaItsn, bonn ods 1T Der
8reis elmer aloihe uon Gh1mberlain's
Refill, Gbolera- nno 9inrrbOe NIiiel.
5af IN ieoer Rn6bnri6uIt 1T Semoun
on sihem Ginseueioe.2eiesu asfiorben
rbe 0rsuti bsldofft poer Elm dr5t gt-
bolt lpCrocn foHute. @tue ODER 5luel
1oisu hisirf 6siimiitsls iuriren irstno
einsn aep6bnlidsn 5od. W peIinsi
ME. a5nueu Sic Die 9siohr inr esnen
10 ttsinsu Betrne nb%ernshmeHr gum
8srfduf bei oneH Sdubteru.
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electric Siitsrs als Rittef ssash
Cure 2eibea nsriuHt? @suH HiCtt,
pro6irt eiumal cine 6lnide uHo usr-
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ron Observation-Disclosures, oa e. eineH birsf-
ten Gsnfius aui Stdrtune Der Otsans
ausibi. Reru Shr on Nppeiitloiia.
te,t. 6avtlribistett. 6opfush. ooer DIN.
mahisaHfdatH Isioet, ooer nerpi5s.
ibiaiIcs, uutssreei. mslnndoIiih cher
idwiuelih ieio, electric Bittcrs
1T oie Rseiyiu. Ole Sbr brandt. Ole.
iuuoheit uHo aroft merosu sarantrrt BEL
isiHem Gebraub. Gr0se 6faiden III
flufjig Gsuis in @nlfsr sSr0s.
Gruefors.
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Gle befonsnsen Jest Die
ccppelte Gmantitdt fir
BEN alien Nreis. 25 unb
so Gents Die 8lafcbe.
Sn aaen apstbtiei % babea.
Ginss iR sswik Pain Killer
tootet ben S6mera.

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purOe iirjlid cine Btlfuug ces Don
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benz 3res, SOrgeuien'iden armeesefpebr
unisr 8snibung uon rau6Ioism 8uipsr
nui cine g%niferuurs bon 100 Sub nad
elner b~aIbJ61isen StnbIpIutte, in welte
bic nit elmer Stnblipise perIehene Su.
gel / 3on iisi einornrs. 3nnn iho5
mnu our9 80 nsbeneinnnoer ltegenoe
{ m5oaige Sretier, unb l. fom Der
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in fpel6en Die Suseln Z 3Ou tief elm
brnneen. Sn benz :eihteren Ynnjer
$40. ! brnrgen Die &u9ein y 3ou tai
elm. Der 6ineii9e GOniul Sbu 3oi
aawau9 wOhute Der 8rlIuns bel.
0o6ri6einiih woner bic gbineien lsbt,
od lie bic unii6ttsteit ibrer SoioA'
ten erinblih tsnueu selsrut boben, onrh
einen tugelieIteu 8nrSer erieseu, iuas
l6nen on Muth ntesbt.
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