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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

Sn Nntwort auf in lebter 3eit bdufis
an uns seitelte Grasen, tuer tpobl Der
dlteite lebenbe Nbonnent bes yWD1ent=
liden @sifbote" lei, (porausselebt, bab
bic 3eituns in fortlaulenben Sabren
obne unterbre6uns sennmmen murbe)
m0bten mir ertuioern, bab 6err Yaltor
$. 8unbentba /, berseit in Musulta,
Wifouri, uobnbaft, elmer Der dlteiten
9eler unleres 8lattes lit. gs leben bier
in Columbus unb anberen Ortl1often,
in unb auBer benz Staate Sbio, nod
eine betrd9tli4e ansabl uobl prelerpir=
ter alter 9erren, tpelde slei6Seitis nit
unlerem Greunoe 8unbentbal leit gr-
ideinen ber eriten Summer int Sabre
1S43 auf ben vWeiiboten" abonnirten
unb ibn nod beute NIT unsel6wddtem
Sntereiie lelen. WtDge es allen oielen
tpertben 6reunoen unb 8eteranen nod
lanse personnt iein, ibr oieblinssblatt
in ungetriibter Rube unb i'm Bette pol=
ler @elunobeit leIen gu t6nnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
uctt3en.

- Sn Rodforb, Sn., eri1Db 5i9 GOT.
Robert Sloan, ber bortise Nertreter ber
Mmeriean grpreb 60.
- @obl ber dIteite ebemaliee Sflope
in Mifiouri. menn niht In ben Der.
5taaten in Union Corn in Der MiGourier
Orti6aft Obeifa, Der I'm Sabre 1888 in
5enneiiee geboren ,purbe.
Die ri9Ie9ten 3eiten" f5nnem
Diejenisen am Beften beben ober ne.
ntgftens gan3 bebeutenb milbern. meI9e
nit @liidssiitern seiesnet finb ober CUTE
fete @eb6lter baben nnb bemna9 In ben
f4le9ten 3eiten 9enau 10 piel einnebmen.
tDie in ben 9uten. 3uerft lpllten He bic
l9lehten 3eiten niemaIs als Wormanb
benusen, um bic 3oblung elmer @e9nung
binaus3u19ieben. Somie cine Ne9-,
nuno be3ablt miro, tommt bas @eIb,
unter bic Qeute.
Die SABINE, tpeIde benz Mei9stage
1867 BON oeutl9en Jrauen aus Mme-
rita, Nem Orleans, sei9enft tpar unb i'm
alten &eidstasssebduoe I'm Saale lelbff
oberbalb bes 0rd1ibentenfibes angebro4t
mar, ihmiidt i'm neuen 9ei9spaIois bic
@anbelbaQe oberbalb bes ginqanQs 3um
Sibunssiaal.
= Wie aus Yittsburg, Ya., aemelbet
tpirb, baben bic vMetna 6tanbarb Sron
anb Steel Company" in Mortins Jerrp.
Obio, unb bic sliding Molling MliQ"
in @opineton. 3p. bic BON ben Mrbei-
tern auiseitellte 2obnieala fit Weibble9
angenommen unb iuerben iofsrt nit Der
Wrbett beginner lofen.
= Be3iisli9 feiner Museoben fit
Dfientlibe S4ulen nimmt Der Gtaat
Stem Dort bic erite @telle elm ct giebt
$19,1ll, ,6S4 fir bie grbaltun9 leiner
@olfsi6ulen aus. Sbm 3und9ft fommt
yennlplpanien, melhes $16,41O, ,9O7 fiir
oenlelben 3tped nermenbet; bann foIgt
Slinois nit $15,635,00O unb bann
Obio nit $l2,180,794.
= Gin Yariier @afttuirtb bat cine
meriuiirbiae Grfinouns eema@t. St bdlt
lih Sdnften, nit benen Mbsnbs bieieni-
gen, Die berielben bebiirftt9 getporben
ltno. lanft na9 9auie obsefiibrt uerben.
Sn Mmerifa 1T bas anbers. bo ldBt Der
Wir.b sep6bnlid leine @dfte, bic bes
Suten su piel su ii9 senommen baben--
gum 5aule binausmerfen.
= Ser gpanspiue Nreus min R66e
uno Weiten gang abseidofft boben; er
erflart oieIe &leiounssftiide fir iber-
liillis unb iast, bic 9erren Mdnner
louten bembsdrmelis berumloufen.
Sebr nett gDas ion bonn aber Der
arme pionoonfel, bel benz Der 6err
Nrsus College mabri9einlib leinen
Hod nebit Weite periest bat, bamit an.
fan9en?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
C6ef. 5arreG's Brief.
Dar Elm pinferton Deteftip
uno Elm Shrefen Der Der
BREEDER.
mie er Grfdltune i'm HOPPE beilte

s. s. Garrell, superintendent Der No-
liseibeamten BON Dapton, Ohio, 1T elmer
Der betanntelten YerIonen in ben Ner-
eini9ten 5taaten unb in allen Yoliaei.
treilen I'm gon3en 2anbe ongeieben. Gbe
er lih in Dapton anfebelte, NOR CT elmer
BON Yinferton's beiten Detettips unb er
iennt mobrideinli9 mebr Nerbreder BON
Anselidt su Mnssiidt, unb wirb bon
oenlelben mebr sefiir4tet, ols irgenb elm
anberer Yoliseibeomter in ben Wer.
5taaten. Dab er bober iebr pieI iiber
Werbre4er unb 8erbre9en meib, nnb
uie man bic einen fdu9t unb bic anberen
itroft. 1T bornm erildrli9. unb bob er
ebenfalls meib, wie mon eine grtdItuna
TN Ropfe betlt, menn man baran leibet.
benefit Der foIsenbe 1rief:
poliaei>D Department, @tabt Oapton, y
3. S. Garrell, Guperinten6ent.
Sopton, Obio, Is. Sonua, 1895. }
@. presinser u. Bro.: Sd fonn
ni9t supiel ia9en gum Qobe hires Ro-
tarrb=Baliams. gs III bos bette Wfit-
tel gesen grfdltuns i'm Qopfe, bos td ie
sebroudt babe. Sic Mirfuna 1T cine
prompte nnb bic 9eilung cine f&neue
unb fi9ere.
Z. 5. 5orreIL polijei-Gur't.
allen unieren 2eiern. bic entweber an
elmer Grfdltuns i'm Ropfe ober an Qo-
tarrb leioen. m69ten mir rotheu. sim
oieles 9eilmittsl gu peri9offen, bas lett
10 befannt getpotoen III, bab es beino6e
IN .leoer ponsboltuns senannt wirb.
vtan bran9t nur nod pretinaer's au
tra9en, menn mon In BE Npothefe
tommt. Der preis bie1es WaitteIs In
nur SO Gents lfnb tann mon cine 0robe
erbalten. uenn mon H9 briefli@ menbet
an prebinser 8ros, gbemtter.
Oapton, Obio.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
NuElottH.

Ser on anberer Stelle ausfibrli9
gei&iloerte unterson9 bes Dampfers
rG ID {" nit 10 fur9tbarem Ser.
lut BON Menidenleben bat in gang
Deuti4Ianb tiefite 9rauer berporgeru.
fen. Sie 9eretteten Offi3iere unb W1ann.
I4aften BON Der BeIabung bes ungIld.
li4en S9iifes trafen am @amftog in
Bremen Elm. Die 3uitdnbisen 1eb6r.
ben be9annen Iofort in benz Biireau Aes
Norobeuti9en 2lopo NIT bem Nerb1r
Der 2eute. Inter 8orft bes 6taats.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
Saone ct 2oire, fanb cine i4redlids
GrubenerpIolion natt, bel ueI9er SO
perfonen umfamen.

Saone ct 2oire, fanb eine i9redIi6e
Grubenegploiion ftatt, bel ipeI9er Sc
Yerioner umfamen.
I'm Greitas nabmen bic Saponer bic
Geituns Wei.9 9ai. Wei nod 3peitdgigem
Bpmbarbement Elm. Cine in Notobomo
einselaufene Depei1e beri1tet GinseI-
beiten iiber bic ginnabme BON Mei@bni=
Wei bur9 bie Sapaneien. Die Sc.
pei9e melbet. bab bic srpeite Mrmee unb
bic Glotte @ei<9oi-Wei am porigen
Mittipo6 angesriffen unb am Nbenb
bes 9enannten Cages ale Gelilanbbe-
feitigungen senommen iparen STE Be-
feitigungen auf ben Snieln letiien nod
Wiberitanb, bic Sapaner baben ober bic
Beberrl6uns bes Ditliden nnb we5tli4en
Ginsanss sur Bai errungen. Das 1aus
oer Reprdlentanten beihloB einfiimmie
bic Betpillisuns Der Rriegsausoaben, unb
5tpar obne Beitimmuns bes Betrases
unb Der 3eit.
Die dineiiiden Jriebensabseianbten
mel4e befanntermaben nod 9ofio 9e-
lii4en Mbselanbten, tpel9e bierberse<
tomnen naren, I'M Griebensunterbanbs
lun9en an5ufniipfen, lperben unserrihte,
ter 5ode uieber nod Nasasati abreilen.
Cine priifune ibrer Wanbate ersab, bae
iie feline unbelhrdnfte MutoritGt fir ben
MbI4lub BON Griebensunterbanblungen
batten unb es ,purbe ibnen baber bebeu-
tet, bob lie beHer baran tbdten, uieber
nod China 5uriid3ufebren.
Gin 5eleeramm BON gbe Syoo berid-
tet, bob ote Sapaner bic Snlel Sin Runs
9ao, in Der gadbe BON Wei.9ai.Wei,
nod per5tpeifeltem Sample senommen,
ferner, bab bic gbine1en einen erfolelpien
0erlud 9ema9t bdtten, aug benz Sofen
BON Wei=9ai=Wei gu 9elangen. Bei
benz babur9 perurla9ten @efe1te murbe
Elm iapanil&er 2reu5er bei9doiet nnb
elm Sorpeboboot in ben @runb oebobrt.
Cine erobe MnsabI Matroien purbe se-
t0btet unb pertpunbet.
2aut Jsa9ri9ten aug 6onolulu b. 19.
Sanuar lit bic GrtDnigin 2iIiuotolani
ueHeu &Vctluu1ue VII uSut leBltIt Nut 3
itanbe perbaf ftet morben. guberbem
linb bic Jiibrer Der Mufitdnbil1en feifqe.
nommen unb Dor Elm Rrieeseeri9t 9es
itellt porben. Drei berlelben baben
li4 bes 9o9perratbs i@uIbie befannt.
Das &riegsseIeb 1T protlamirt uorben.
Ser Nufitano sesen bic &epubIit 9a-
waii bat li4 als politdnbiser 6ebl-
i9lag erpieien Oie Nuffdnbii9en
liefen nod benz erften 2ampfe ouseinan-
Der unb bic 8erbaftuns BON WiIcor,
Molim, Buttelmann II. u. erfolgte balo
barauf Nuf bic @efansennabme Der
R0ni9in 2iliuofalani folete cine Durh-
iuduns ibres 9auies, in benz @aifen
unb Dpnamitbombsn sefunben murben.
Die &ube lit iest mieber berseitellt.
Wie ipdtere Biz gum 27. Sanuar
rei6enoe Nadri9ten melben, fno tpei=
tere @offsn eefunben roroen. Sic
6irma @opais, mel4e iie e,nsefiibri bat,
1T in eine Geloitrofe senommen uorben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07

Dentfde 1l1dnner perlanst
meIde milIens Hno, f4 Elm rentables.
Gefhdft 81 eranoen.

Dir suiinf4en, bab Seber, Der obne Nes
fhDftiSung 1T, pber feine 3afriebeniieIenbs
Mrbeif bat, unb bic Nertretung fur mnfsre
Girma gegen CUTE Be5dhInn8 3u iibernebnen
triinfd,t. pertranenspon an unS fhreibt, unb
mir tperben benlelben unier 9nerbieten nebit
proben foitenfrei iiberienben.
gDir tpiinihen niir etnen Nertreter fir ieben
Diftrift. ipeleter nod ntdt beiett if. Mnn
100 Gtate Ctr. Raeine, Dis. l1oct6N 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
Wittens. o.. s. Sch

Sn Wittens. Monroe County, itorb
unldn9it i'm Nlter bon 70 Sabren. 0err
8enebift Rlap, elmer Der dltefen
Gintpohner balelblt unb in meiten Rrei-
len befannter heuti4er 8iireer. Sen
.WefbDten" bate Der Werforbene felt
lan9en Sabren 9eleien unb mar ber5elbe
fein 2ieblinssblatt. M6se er ianft
ruben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-02-07
W 0 0 iter, o., "a. San.

- OW1ts
I'm %. Sanuor ltarb bierleIbit 9err
6 mil s ber, elm alter unb sea9teter
beutlder Burger unierer Stabt unb
wurbe am Sonntag, ben q. Sanuar,
unter srober 8etbeilisuns CUR lebten
&ube beltattet.
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Idliipfte nit allen @elb, bas in benz tlei-
men 59ranf 5i9 befanb unb ct rettete
auf bie1e @eile mebrere $auienb Sol
lars. Die &duber brau9ten ,nebr als
3tpei Stunben, INN ben 9roben @4rant
3u 0ifnen. Der in gl pala eei9lo1ien uno
erft in San Grancisco ,uteber 9e0fnet
mirb.
Die Mduber Iieben rnebrere 6dde NIT
@olb unb Silber in Der Gar 3uriid, ba
He bos @eiui@tts mesen ni9t alles nit
nebmen tonnten. Wtan slaubt, bab lie
ale na9 Megico entiommen iinb. Die
@duber baben wabri4einli4 o,pii9en
$4,000 nnb $75, 900 erbeutet.
Cine nit YaKasieren ansefullte9 9rollep-
Gar auf ber &uKeI Npenue 2inie in
Weilmautee, Wisconfin, fubr letten
Montas Moreen on Der &innislinie
Bride, mel9 lebtere often ftanb,
in ben Ranal biMein unb
tamen babet brei Ye,ionen um's
Qeben, ndmli9 Trdulein gilman, 6rdu.
Iein @9mibtjuns unb Der Motormann
Sobn 2ennebp.
prdfibent 9lorton BON berNtlantic Mpe.
M. 81. Company bat etnen Brief an ben
4oli3ei gommi1dr @eles 9ei@rieben.
in ,pel9em ct iaet, bob Der StreitberSrol
lep. -Nnsefellten In 1rooflpn boris
ber unb ale perfi9baren Wasgons Der
Gompasnie i'm 8etrieb ieien. Ct fist
aber binau. bab er feline gonbufteure
unb @aeenfubrer ansemieien babe, ii&
~ bewoffnen, um fi& ielbf anb bas
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- AbOnairt anf ben ,aBeftheten~ !.
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be 9usbes gum 3weitampfe beraus. =
Ser Senat nabm seitern nit 216 sesen
7 Stimmen bic politilde Nmneitie= Bin
an.
Ser betannte 8. &o9efort (paris) },
gbef-Nebatteur bes vSntranf9eant", Der
infolse Der paiiiruns Der Nmneitieuor-
lase aus Der Nerbannuns 5nriidfebren
burfte, trof beute bier Elm. gr ,purbe
BON ben Mnseiteuten Der 3eituns unb
elmer Nn3abl 6reunbe in Mmiens abge-
bolt unb bersli9 besriibt. Muf bem
Norbbabnbof bate fh Dor Nntunft bes
3uses eine 10 srobe Mense einsefunben.
bab bic Yoliaei bic perrons abiperrte
Dies bali jebo9 ni9ts, benn als Der
3u9 eitraf murben bic 8arrieren ME.
bergeriGen unb Souienbe brdneten li1
porwdrts, nm Ro9efort leben unb be-
9ruben su fDnnen. Seine Gabrt nad
Der Office bes uSntranliseont" setal-
tete ji1 al einem tpabren Sriumpb3uee
Teuerfpert murbe obsebrannt. 1odrufe
ertonten unb bic Wfenge lieb in ibrem
gntbuliasmus nidt nab, bis 3o9efort
auf bem 8olfon eri9ien unb eine tIeine
Mnlpra1e belt, in pelher er ieinen
Jreunben fir ben ibm bereiteten gmpfans
auf bas 9er3li9ite bantte. &ubeif0.
run9en famen feine Dor unb bic itarte
Yoli3eimahe bate besbolb feline 0eran.
laffune BON ibrer Nutoritdt @ebrau9 5u
MAIDEN.
Sn Moneeau les mines, Department
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
WAR ON ENGLAND.
CHICAGO CONVENTION OF IRISH
MEN MAY DECLARE
1T.
DELEGATES ARE. GATHERING
THE NEW MOVEMENT TO BE SET
ROLLING ON TUES
DAY.
NO AMERICAN POLITICIANS.
NO AMERICAN POLITICIAN
NO
They Are to Be RigidIy Excluded
From Active Participation
in the Affair.

CHICAGO, Sept. H.-William Ly-
League of America, and c. o. Con-
nor Mclaughlin, late editor of the
Irish Republic, arrived in Chicago
today. They are the vanguard of
the Eastern delegates to the Irish
New Movement convention, which
will open in the Y. M. c.. A. hall
Tuesday night. Maurice F. Will
here, one of the national officers of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
and John P. Sutton, the present ed
itor of the Irish Republic and secre-
tary of the Irish National league,
will arrive tonight from the East
Tonight a special train with over
100 delegates will arrive from the
East over the Baltimore & Ohio.
The New Movement had its incep-
tfon in the pages of the Irish Re-
public while Mr.. Mclaughlin was
editor. In August, a year ago, it
was announced that the leading
Irishmen in America were in favor
of new national movement, and in
January last a circular calling for a
convention was issued by John F.
Finnerty, editor of the Citizen, and
John P. Sutton. This met with a
ready response, and now delegates
from all parts of this and other
countries are on their way here for
the convention.
At the convention it is proposed
to make an absolute declaration of
Ireland's independence, and in ad-
dition the delegates say it is not
impossible that the convention NAV
formulate a declaration of war
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
LIE SUEUR FAIR,
1t Is Attended by a Great Crowd
of People.

Special to the Globe.
LIE .SUEUR, Sept. 2.-Last' night
marked the close of the largest fair
LIE Sueur county has ever held The
ball was a great success, the grand
march being led by Gov. Clough and
Miss Barrett, daughter of Postmaster
Barrett, of this city. Among the
guests were Congressman Heatwole,
eX-Mayor Eustis, of Minneapolis; Col
Clarke Chambers and many others of
position and social Importance. The
electrical display in the streets and
the evening concerts of the Fort Shell
ing band drew immense crowds. Hon.
c. N. Cosgrove, president, and S. H.
Mcleod. secretary of the fair associa-
ton, deserve great credit for the man.
ner in which they handled the ex-
hibits and daily programmes The
events Of the last day were as follows
First, an exhibition of fancy bicycle
riding by Mrs. Archie Matthias and
Mrs. w. L. Price, of st. Paul, followed
by a. two-mile race between the ladies.
won by Mrs. Matthias. The horse rae
ing has been excellent, the fastest
mile ever trotted on the LIE Sueur track
being made on Thursday by Linden
Wilkes, a bay gelding owned by Perry
Ruttan, of Mankato, in 2:261a.
In the county race, Fra Diavolo
owned by George Andrews, of the An
drews Opera company, won in three
straight heats. The base ball game be-
tween the LIE Sueur and Mankato clubs
resulted in a victory for Mankato.
Score, Mankato 16, LIE Sueur 2. Bat
teries, LIE Sueur, Tanning and Clayton;
Mankato, Howe and Griggs. Howe,
the Mankato pitcher, struck out sew
enteen men. The pony race in five
heats. was won by Master Otis Moh-
Ter on his running pony Charlie. The
balloon ascension was very successful
Prof. Paul, the aeronaut, rising a mile
and a half above the grounds, and
dropping. with a parachute, about a
mile from the starting point.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
WELSH ASSEMBLY ADJoURNs.
Meet in 1898 at COIumbus-Last
Days Session,

Days Session.
The triennial assembly of the Welsh
Presbyterian church held it's last bust
ness sessions yesterday morning and
afternoon, and adjourned for three
years, at which time, 1t was decided,
it will meet at Columbus, o. The
reports of the temperance committee,
the literary committee and others were
heard and proved of general interest.
The literary committee reported that
it had selected Rev. H. P. Howell, of
Columbus, O., editor of the church
magazine t'Y CyfailI," and P. Solomon
Griffith, of Utica, general manager
The following directors We're elected
and constitute a standing committee
on literature for the denomination: ].
T. Evans, Minnesota; John r. Jones,
Wisconsin,; w. r. Evans, Ohio; J. H
Parry, New York; D. S. Hughes, of In
diana, and ]. P. Davis, Pennsylvania.
Rev. Daniel Daniels was elected statis-
tical secretary for three years. 1t was
decided to start a branch book con-
Germ in this country, and committee
was appointed, consisting of Solomon
Griffith, of New York; Rev. John
Jones, Wilkesbarre; DR.. H. P. Howell,
Ohio; Rev. R. T. Roberts, Wisconsin;
Rev. J. T. Evans, Minnesota; Rev w.
D. Evans. Iowa, to make arrange
ments for so doing.
Today there will be special services
held in the church. In the morning at
10 o'clock Rev. David Edwards win
have charge of the meeting and Rev.
John Hammond and w. E. Williams
will preach. In the afternoon at 2
O'Clock Rev. w. D. Evans will officiate,
and Revs. H. P. Howell and D. O'Brien
Owen will preach, In the evening the
service will be in charge of Rev. J. R.
Daniel and Revs. Hugh Hughes and
Joseph Roberts will preach.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
AFFECTS PINE LANDS.
Case in Which KittsOn and Wey-
erhauser Are Involved.

Referee A. T. Ankeny has just decid-
ed an important case involving prop
erty worth $4,000 or more. The case
concerns 1000 acres of land in Cass and
Crow Wing counties. The action was
brought by Charles Morain and twelve
other plaintiffs against the St, Antho-
ny Lumber company, f. Weyerhauser
and others. The plaintiffs claimed the
land as the heirs at law of Margaret
and August Morain, who, as minors
and half breeds of the Sioux race, be-
came entitled to half-breed scrip is
sued by the United States in payment
of their interest in the Lake Pepin re-
serve under the act of congress of July
II, 1854. These minors died and the
late Norman w. Kittson, of st. Paul,
was appointed their guardian. The
scrip came into his hands and located
on the lands in question, and by him. as
guardian, they were afterwards sold,
the title ultimately coming into the
hands of the defendants. Referee An
keny, to whom was left the entire mat
ter of deciding, after mature consider
alton rendered his decision in favor
of the plaintiffs. The case is to be car
ried to the supreme court, as the ulti-
mate result will effect many pine land
titles similarly situated.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
Nye La Indorsed.

1.-THE grand jury yesterday made it's
final report on criminal indictments for
the present session, returning eighteen
indictments and eight no bills. Among
the no bills was one in the case of
Charles Bedone, charged with selling
LIQUOR without license. No bill was
found against r. O.. Lunke, accused
of forgery. An indictment was returned
against John Robertson, charged with
indecent assault upon a little child.
The jury handed Judge Elliott reso-
! hition asking that in this case and
in several others of a salacious char
acter the court exclude the general
public from the rooms. A resolution
was adopted, indorsing County At
torney Nye for his action in the Per-
{ .kins case, saying that the circum-
stances fully justified him in bringing
action,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
MINNE'S LETTER CARRIERS.
Only Ten VIII Have to Be Disci-
pIined.

WASHINGTON, Sept 81. The
result Of the investigation of the car
riers of the Minneapolis postoffice
has demonstrated that this force is
one of the best in the country. The
reports of the inspectors conducting
the investigation were received at
the department few days ago.
After consideration, it was found
necessary to discipline but ten car
fiers out Of the total force of Ill.
OF ten, one is to be suspended with
out pay for fifteen days; one for
ten days; four for five days, and
one for one day. Three are required
to explain certain Irregularities.
Supt. Machen said to the G | OBJ cor
respondent that this investigation
showed that the Minneapolis force
was, in point of discipline and strict
attention to the regulations of the
department, on par with any
other Office in the country, either
large or small.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22

against England. Special care will
be taken to keep the new movement
from failing into the hands of men
interested more than anything else
IN American politics. Any attempt
to put in office any man known to
be active in American politics will
be strenuously opposed. The Irish
Republic a year ago warned Irish
men against letting it fall into the
hands of men for whom the presi-
! Dental campaign of 1896 was likely
TO prove bread and butter. These
lines, it is stated, will be strictly ad-
hered to, no matter what move may
be made to the contrary,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
Barbs Got the Offices.
The seniors had a class meeting

The seniors had a class meeting yes
.terday afternoon for the election of
Officers. The ''barbs' had their slate
fixed up and Lofstrom was elected on
the first ballot, Charles Adams was the
only other candidate in the field. Lof-
strom received 60 out of the 95 votes
cast. The other officers elected were:
Vice president, Miss Holland: secre-
tary, Lydia Plummer; treasurer, A. M.
Burch.
The election was a very tame affair,
and notat all like usual senior cleo
tions.
The sophs has a more spirited cleo
ton at the same time. The "barbs'
who are greatly in the majority, ex-
pected to have everything their own
way, and nominated w. E. Warren, fol
president, but the frat men put up I
w. Burglehaus, a decidedly mutual
4ssbarb," and won the day. No other Of
ficers were elected.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22
D.o-horn Resists Extradition.

Inspector James G. Doyle, who went
to Baltimore recently to make anotner
attempt to secure Arthur Dearborn,
{ the Northwestern National bank for
ger, has returned, and without Dear
born again. The inspector is confident
that Dearborn will eventually be
brought to Minneapolis, but when is
a. question. The story of the manner in
which the Northwestern bank was
duped out of 81, 100 by Dearborn and his
confederates and their subsequent ar
rest is familiar to ALL as are also the
attempts which the Minneapolis police.
through Detective Doyle, have made
to get Dearborn. Dearborn has num-
ber of wealthy and influential friends,
otherwise he would have been brought
to this city long ago.