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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Dick Yeneer in Toxvn.

HENNESY, o. T., July l. Dick
Yeager, the notorious Oklahoma out
law,- rode boldly into this place last
evening, made some purchases and rode
eastward again, being joined by two
horsemen on the outskirts of town.
No attempt was made to capture him,
although he was known.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

Mr.. ingalls, seeks notoriety by re-
ferring to President Cleveland as "a
pettifogging lawyer from Buffalo,"
Mr.. ingalls, also said once that there
was no place in politics for the ten
commandments, and that purity in
politics was an 'iridescent dream"
The notion that Mr.. ingalls, himself
can return to prominence in public
life may be called q 'putrescent
ideality."
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

The general manager of an Ohio
railway, who managed generally to
bankrupt it, is appointed receiver.
This, doubtless, on the strength of
the saw that the hair of the dog is
good for the bite
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
FARG0'S FAIR MYSTERY.
HER DIFFERENTIATION TO RE-
MAIN INCOGNITo WORRIES
THE GOSSIPS.
FRIGID WEATHER IN DULUTH
The Mercury Drops Nearly to the
Freezing Point-Fog on the
Lakes.
to the Globe.

HASTINGS, Mimi, July 1.-Sheriff
j. ii. Hyland went to South st. Paul
THIS afternoon and after investigat-
Ing the charge of embezzlement pre-
ferred against G. w Stapf, city treas
urer and coroner of Dakota county.
for embezzlement of funds of thai
city to the amount of $4,000, had de-
fendant arraigned before Justice J.
II. stevenson, a plea of not guilty
pelng entered, and having adjourned
until July at 10 a. M The prisoner
was brought here tonight and lodged
in the county Jail. >.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

Between the action of Judge Mer-
ritt in giving him a running mate
and that of the American Loan and
Trust company in refusing its as
sent, John NJ. Bgan, like Cobb, of
Alabama, doubtless would like some
information as to where he is at.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
MangIed in Il Runaway.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, July Late this
afternoon Oscar Weiveg, employed by
the Standard Oil company, was crushed
to shapeless mass by a barrel of oil
being thrown on him during a run
aWay
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
New Refinery at Great Falls.

Special to the Globe.
GREAT FALLS, Mont, July 1.-The
new copper refinery to be built here will
be three times the size of the Anaconda
plant. 1t will contain 1900 vats with a
capacity for turning out $50 tons of cop
per per day. The buildings will cover
about three acres. The dynamos which
will be used for supplying the current
for SO complete an institution will be
the largest made. However, as the
current will be generated from the
abundant water power of Black Eagle
Falls, the cost of running the dynamos
will be small.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Assets Cover LIABILITIES.

Special to the Globe. sst
ST. CLOUD, Mimi, July 1.-Receiver
Addie, of the affairs of Robert Ash
worth, has filed schedule of assets
and liabilities. The inventory diseloses
$6,6& Of debts, and assets amounting to
$1o,904. Most Of the outstanding claims
are for labor. -
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

We hope that McCardy, for being
so tardy, will not have to shoulder
the blame for further delay in
building the Como bridge. Now that
he has relented and finally consented
we trust the contractors will be con-
tented to push it along. It's a good
thing
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Berth for Bart.

DULUTH, July i.--C. s. Bartram,
late city editor of the Minneapolis
Tribune, has been engaged as manag-
ing editor of The News-Tribune, vice
Earl Crawford, reSi.,nc.i. Through
misunderstanding two other members
of the force also resigned, but their
designations will probably not be ac-
cepted.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

Supt. Gilbert's' congratulation to
the school board on the peace that
follows the cessation of the efforts
of retired teachers with political
affiliations may be extended to the
community.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
WILL FoRECLOsE.
American Trust Company Refuses
to Accept Merrittss Order.

PORTLAND, Or, July 1.-The Amer
lean Trust company will not accept the
terms imposed by the decision of Judge
Merritt, in the Oregon Short Line &
Utah Northern railroad receivership-
case, but will begin foreclosure pro-
ceedings. Ex-senator Dolph, counsel
for the junior mortgage bondholders
of the. Oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern. was seen today, and when
asked il it were true that the effort for
separate receiyership for the Oregon
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

Ohio Republican papers are vast
ing a good deal of worry over Mr..
Sorg and his candidacy for the gov
ernorship if they are a fractional
part as sure of the election of Bush
nell as they pretend to be.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Wen Known Hebrew Hurt.

CHICAGO, July LEO Stearns, of
Belleville, ILL.,, former Jewish rabbi,
and one of the most prominent He
brews of the state, was run over by
cable car in Wabash avenue today
and probably fatally hurt. He is sey-
enty years olds
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

Little Bulgaria, stirred by the ex-
ample of Japan, bristles up to the
unspeakable Turk, the Chinaman of
the continent, and brusquely de-
mands to know what he intends to
do about it
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Penitentiary Congress.

PARIS, July 1.-Mr. Randolph was
elected vice president for America at
today's session of the Internatsefaf
Penitentiary congress now sitting at
the Sorbonne. Gen. Brinkerhoff. of
Mansfield, O., is among the vice pres
idents of sections.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Crispi Created a Prince.

LONDON, July According to a.
special dispatch from Rome, King Hu-
bert has bestowed the title of prince
upon Premier Crispi, as a protest
against the repeated attacks made upon
him by socialists and others.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
DEADLY ICE CREAM.
Eight People Poisoned in a Ken
lucky Hotel

owENsBoRo, KY, July, 1.-At the.
st. Cloud hotel here eight people are
i'll from ice cream poisoning yester-
day, one of whom, Lizzie Tucker, may
die. The poison is pronounced by phy-
sicians to be tyrotoxicon, and it is
claimed that the milk was impure.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

The deficit has compromised be-
tween the prophets who said it
would be $4,000, 1000 and those who
bet it would be s2O,OOO,OOO. 1t meets
each half way at the forty million
point.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Preferred to Go to JoiI.

ABERDEEN, S. D., July 1.-W. E.
Kidd, editor of the STAR is serving a
sentence of five days in the county Jail
in lieu of paying a fine of $40, imposed
by the court for publishing slanderous
articles about Gov. Sheldon.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

OMAHA, Neb., July 1.-The Union
Pacific officials were cognizant yes
terday that the American Loan &
Trust company had decided to proceed
under the foreclosure rather than ac-
cept the terms of Judge Merritt's or
der in the Oregon Short Line & Utah
Northern case. In consequence of this
information r. S. Hall, representing
the Oregon Short Line & Utah North
ern and the minority bondholders, left
for Portland last night to be present
at the preliminary hearing on the bill
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Two Eau Claire Casualties.

Special to the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July ANDREW
Utz, we'll known farmer, was practi-
cally scalped by being thrown from
runaway team. Arthur CENTS was
drowned in Half Moon lake. He took
fit while in bathing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
Worst Mt the Head.

Special to the Globe.
FARGO, N. D., July Lieut. Gov
Worst today assumed his duties as
president of the North Dakota agri-
cultural college. The appointment met
with hearty approval Of the majority
of the people.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
THE TURK MUST EXPLAIN.
Bulgaria Wants to Know What
He Means

SOFIA, July 1.-The government of
Bulgaria has requested the Turkish
government to explain the orders issued
to the commander of the Turkish troops
at Adrianople to act on his own initi-,
at1ve along the Bulgarian frontier. At
the same time the Bulgarian govern
ment has notified the porte that the
duty of watching over the security of
the frontier compels Bulgaria to take
the military measures required under
the circumstances
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
DuIuth,s New Steel Plant.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, July 1.-The new
steel plant of the Ironton Structural
Steel company, will start up July 10,
with force of nearly 800 men. This
is the first time steel has ever been
made at the head of the lakes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
CROSSED THE FRONTIER.
BuIgarians Said to Have Captured
Two Turks.

LONDON, July IA dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Sofia says thS
situation is serious, almost amounting
to state of war, between Bulgaria and
Turkey. News has been received at the
bulgarian capital that bands composed
OF seventy-five to one hundred men,
have crossed the Bulgarian frontier
into Turkish territory, where they cap
tured two Turkish soldiers who were
taken across the frontier to Dubnitz,
Bulgaria, twenty-five miles south of
Sofia. One man was wounded.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
TODAY,S EVENTS.

EfetrOpOI'n-A Black Sheep, SIS.
Grand-AH Comforts of Home, S.15
Aurora Park-Base Ball, 4.
City HaII-Board of AIdermen,7 30
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

DR.. Buchanan succeeded at last in
getting himself safely electrocuted,
and that incident may be considered
closed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

Th G 10 b offers free three de-
lightful pleasure trips for additions
to it's subscription list during July.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

Judge Goggin is not to be outdone
by the federal supreme court, and
holds an Illinois statute unconsti-
tutiOnal
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
New Money Order Offices.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The follow
ing domestic money order Offices today
became international: Gibbon and
Sanborn, Mimi; Fort Yates, N. D.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

The Platt men in New York call
the anti-Platt men GOO Coos" The
attitudes of the Plattitudes do not
tend in the direction of the beati-
f1daS
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
RADICAL MANIFESTO.
Will of the People Overridden by
Irresponsible Lords. q

LONDON, July 1.-The radical mem
bers of parliament held a meeting this
afternoon and issued a manifesto in the
shape of a campaign document. 1t as
serts that the will of the people is
overridden by the insolent opposition of
irresponsible hereditary legislators"
and demands the characterization of
parliament by relieving the candidates
of the costs of election, the payment of
members and the abolition of the
legislative power of the house of lords.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
FRIGID IN DULUTH.

mercury Near Freezing Point
Fog on Lakes.
Special to the Globe
DULUTH, Mimi, July lin the last
three hours the thermometer has
dropped to SS degrees, and the prospects
are good all over the northern part of
the state for a heavy frost. Fogs are
so thick on the lake that steamers move
about cautiously. The steamer North
West will arrive at o'clock in the
morning, having been tied up at Round
island for twelve hours on account of
the fog.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02

"Croaker" and Croker" both be-
long to a past era.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
NO LESS THAN SEVEN.
Mrs. John Hyman Had Husbands
to Spare.

ASHLAND, O., July Mrs John
Hyman, who is under arrest here for
bigamy, is said to have had seven hus-
bands. at least two Of whom are resi-
dents of Ohio,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-02
At Last Located. in Sup erior. ?

WEST SUPERIOR, wis.,, July l.
The executive committee Of the normal
The advocate., 1895-03-27
Cleyeland,s Chronic Halter.

WASHINGTON, March "a In his COR
respondence to the Kansas City Journal
M. Van Horn justly criticises Secretary
Gresham as follows: 1T is never stf to
folm an opinion Of policy without TAX
ing into account the character Of its
author. The protest sgbinst Mr.. Thurs
ton, the Hawaiian Minister, ss not per
sonslIy agreeable to the gOVerument { I
the Unled S.Ree, is the latest eXhibi-
tion Of Gtshhn.'S spleen. OF course 8
great deal y i'll be said al d written about
what cons iuiss the persona non gratG
relation, but it is ell prunells, the real
leather is in the personal character Of
Walter Q Ieer Gresham and his duck
shooting superior. I have gwen my own
opinion Cf 240 pound president Of 70
million people q lAtIinR among q lot
Of woo dan ducks and shooting the poor
fools that are deceived by then aud he
is just bbout the sort Of man Who would
put chronic hRter % his chief dViser.
That is what Gresham is. H9 10 secre-
tRry Ct ialslo- Gay because his hstrsds
control his action. Gresham has quail.
ties. hat I themselves attract men. He 10,
Rs ssrule, very spprosChsble as q man and
90 sn tffcibl, and can make himself very
compaLioDAble and apparently frRL k and
open in his intercourse. But more In
innate acquaintance will disclose an In
tense ambition that seeks to climb BY
The advocate., 1895-03-27
EXCUSE M'EINLEY
FROM BEING A REPUBLICAN, NOM
INEE FOR PRESIDENT,
IfThat Party Should, for Some Unex-
peCted Reason, Adopt Silver
Policy,

NEW YORK, March 25.-A special from
ST. Augustine, Fla, says:
Governor NJ Kinley and his party will
be the personal guests Of Henry M Flag
ler Of New York, the Standard Oil man,
upon Their arrival Monday.
In Thomasville last light letter was
received by Governor Mckinley from q
hundred or more citizens of Gsorgia-
democrats and republicans alike
pledging him the solid vote of GeorgiR
in the national republican convention
and assuring him of fighting chance to
get the electoral vote of that state, pro-
Vided that he will declare himself an
advocate OF sree silver. The letter also
minated that the republican national
platform Of 1896 might contain q silver
plank.
Wnen this letter was read aloud to
hiw, Governor M. Kinley w6s indignant.
He said: IF the republican party
should declare for free silver / should
decline to become it's candidate and
would quit the party forever"
The advocate., 1895-03-27
The Cuban Rebellion.

TAMPA, FLA, March "a 4-The stesmer
O.iveGte arrived to night from Havana,
bringing q number Of passengers from
the eastern end Of the island. Thsy
we're able to give more authentic sc
counts Of the Clbsn insurrection than
any Jet received. Among them was a
man WFo had been at Mar zills from
January 8 to March II, excepting occR-
sionsl visits to the interior. He states
that the uprising occurred simultane-
ously throughout the province Of Ssnti-
ego February a. Next day General
IIschsmbre arrived 81 G lsL kansmo from
SAntisRo with 200 spsLi.h soldiers, re-
turning to Santiago on the 26.h with a
part Of the same trooEs. HisrsAson Was
OOnsIausd On pages
The advocate., 1895-03-27
TOPEKA, KANSAS, MARCH 27, 1895.

others favor, and which makes the
Courtier. When he was in Arthur's cab
met he was a Courtier to the president,
and at the same time sought TO impress
you with the fact that it was himself
that did you the favor. But il the favor
was denied it was invariably the presl-
dent who ovsrrode his own wishes.
About this characteristic l am speak.
ing at random, or from hearssy. Hs'
tired Of Benjamin Harrison made
Gresham a renegade from q party
whose presidential nomination Gresham
sought, and today Minister Thurston
10 to be recalled because he knows the
secret history Of the official conspiracy
against Hawaii, inspired by Gresham
from hatred of Harrison. Il is con-
fsuBion of guilt, q mere piece Of per-
sonsl spite and revenge. A secretary or
president who would send Blount to
conspire with a deposed queen and Will.
lis to sbet her designs and attempts to
overthrow the republic, are q pretty
pair to talk Of snybody's being persona
non gratG. And then to wait until con-
gress had adjourned so as to be able to
perpstrate the small revenge without
anyone to protest, is Of a piece with q
character that can hate because Of con.
scious inferiority. BSfl:d in the at
tempt to Tesest the queen, disappointed
at the failure Of q revolution, which it
had in advance recognized by iDstruc'
tions to Comm odore Basrdslee to re-
fuse the traditional protection OF ths
flag to American citizens, and ohsg rined
because the humane Pre- sident DJle did
not execute any Of the convicted assRs.
sins Of the new republic, the only thing
left was to spit out it's lorg pent up
spite on Minister Thurston. II is q
complete txsmpli6cstion Of the old
story Of the boy who got licked by the
other boy: "lf l can't whip you l can
make mouths at your sister" Stripped
OF diplomatic Latin, this is the mother
tongue translation Of what this protest
against Mr.. Thurston mesns-and it is
just the size Of it-morally and man.
fully.
The advocate., 1895-03-27
Testing Ammunition,

WASHINGTON, March % Two tests
took place at the proving grounds at
Indian Head to Day One Of the Wheeler.
Sterling pre- jsctiles and one tf the Hurst
gun. The trst was emiRently success.
ful, but the latter was q dissppoint-
ment.
The projsctils test was Of a Is inch
shell, one If q lot Of 400 furnished By
the Wheeler Sterling Ssel company.
By the terms Of the specifications the
selected she'll was required TO pass
through o seven iLch nickel steel plat
cOntfassd On pdCss
The advocate., 1895-03-27
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
With Chicago as Headquarters the Silver
Men Expect to Do Much.

M6u 1ApSOb W Nv RUOnS
CHICAGO, March 22.-The Record says:
Chicago is to be the national political
osDter in the next year, and silver will
be the dominant issue in the presiden-
tiRl campaign. This statement was
made by q man who is recognized 90 8
leading factor of the silver propaganda,
and it was conceded by a number of CON
servstivs financial men to be the only
logical conclusion which could be drawn
from search Of recent events.
A plan OF campaign has been laid out
which will bring the headquarters of
the silver propaganda from Denver to
ChlcagO, and already the boast 10 made
that "Silver will split the republican
and democratic parties and that the
Allegheny mountains next year will be
the great divide which will separate the
yellow metal and the Atlantic coast from
the Mississippi valley and the Pacific
coast"
This plan contemplates an arbitrary
demand on both national conventions,
for it is said that the silver men Of both
parties have arrived ct an understanding
that plank for "irse silver coinsgs at
the ratio Of l6 to l, independent Of other
commercial nations," must be placed 10
the platforms OF the respective parties.
According to this plan should either or
both conventions refuse to bs dictated to
by the aggressive silVerites, the silver
delegates will withdraw and an independ.
ent silver party will bs formed with
head quarters in Chicago.
TIE hrst choice for leader Of this DO.
liLical enterprise Is Congressman j. @.
Sibley OF Psnnsy lvsnis, a democrat.
Second choice falls uron r. P. Band OF
Missouri, democrat; W. j. Bryan of Ne.
brsEks, a dsmoorsl; Senator Teller of
Colorado, republican, and J. P. Jones
Of N.VAds, q republican.
IL is taken fJr granted by the silver
men that organic ID labor and the Pso pls's
party will continue with them to form
the silver party, and they have expressed
a Willingness to accept governmental
control of transportation, provided that
this modification Vt plank ten is made
subordinate Issue TO free silver.
An organic d movement for the pur-
pose Of sending silver delegates to the
democratic national con Isntion is well
under way in the northwestern states,
and is paralleled by similar movement
on the part Of the silver republicans.
The progress OF this preparatory work
has arrived at the tangible degres and
the various stale commlLtses oe both
par .its are bsRlnnioR 10 watch IL closely,
The advocate., 1895-03-27
OFFICIAL STATE PAPER.

will increase rapidly in proportions, and
be believes that the time will soon come
when the government cf the United
States will take the matter up officially
and aid their deportation.
"Africs," he said, in discussing the
question, sis the natural home Of the
negro, ard mt i)rity Of them desire to
return to that country. They cannot
we'll be blamed for entertaining that
wish, for there is nothing in this or any
white msn's country for the African
race.
Sufficient time has elapsed since the
slaves were em ;nCipated to dsmonatrst0
the white mans superiority in all walks
Of life, and my observation ia that most
OF the negroes already realize thGt IL
they remain here, they will always 90.
cupy inferior positions ard continue aB
OF old to be little more than servsnts."
Senator Morgan also asserted that Q
large msjority of the white population
in the South would prefer to have the
negro 60.
ut is certain" he said, "thAt many
Of the planters, the owners Of large
plantations, prefer to have them 70.
main for the reason they favor their
labor in comparison with certain class
Of whites but this element is 10 the
minority and the poorer whites
and the professional classes In
the South prefer the negroes ssnb
away.
"The poor man does not want hiscom.
petition, and ell clssses object to the
negro equality in political sffsirp, as ell
feel that they stand directly in the way
Of securing q more desirable class Of
residents by preventing emigration,
Furthermore, 1t is not true, az seems
to be supposed, that only negroes can
do the labor in the Southern stattR, an
assertion which is substRntiated by the
fact that he cotton crop Of this coun.
try has increased from a little over
million ktioIs The war TO 8 million"
The senator expressed the opinion
that congress would take the problem
OF xportirg the negro in hand at no
distant day, snd said he expected that
within the next three or four years the
government would be found providing
means for their trans portstion.
The advocate., 1895-03-27
qhs Negro Lxodus.

WASHINGTON, March 3d. SENATOR Nor.
gan Of Alabama thinks the present s1o--
duH Of neg EOeS fIom the south TO Africa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-10
nirds rhnt Are Odd in variou. way.
From the st. Louis Republic.

From the st. Louis Republic
A canary bird carried in o closed cage
from Charlottenburg, near Berlin, TO Lon
don escaped in the last-named city, and
found its way back to its German home
inside Of two days and one night.
w. f. Williams of SiX-Mile Ranch, near
Buffalo, Wy, captured a specimen of the
blackbrd family that was pure creamy
white and had pink eyes.
A representative of an unknown species
of bird has been captured at Woodlawn,
Cal 1t is without feathers, the body cover
ing being black, stiff, bristly hairs 1t has
a blood-red beak and green feet.
The British cuckoo and the American
COW blackbird are the only two known
species of the bird family that never build
nests. They deposit their eggs in nests
made by other birds
The crow can make a speed Of twenty
1--WE miles per hour, one hour with anoth-
er, for a whole day. The sparrow hawk
can beat brother crow about six to one,
and the humming bird can cover a dis
lance of 275 miles in the space of sixty
seconds.
Prof orion says that the condor scars
higher than any other species of the feath-
cred tribe. He further says that it spends
nine-tenths of its life at a hight of over
three miles above sea level.
The only species Of carnivorus parrot
known lives near the great sheep folds in
Australia and is so fierce that II will at
tack live sheep and cut their threats with
its strong beak.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-10
BicycIIsts ON a Tondem wheel.

Frank Williams and Dick Gross. two
enthusiastic blcyclists are now enjoying
life ON a tandem wheel They were out
on their new machine yesterday after
noon for the first time. and naturally at
tracted considerable attention from the
bicycling population. There were a few
tandems in town before. but this is the
first pneumatic-tired and thoroughly up
to-date machine of the kind that has
yet been seen here. The machine is a
Rambler, and was ordered through Fred
Myers 1t weighs forty pounds and is
geared to seventy inches. The other
members of the scorcher family will
have to take side track now when Will
Jams and Gross come along