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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
ST. PAUL TO HONOR HIM.
Senator HiIi's Reception Will BE
a Demonstration

Senator Hili7s Reception Will BE
a Demonstration.
The reception that ST. Paul will
give Senator Hill will take the form
of a demonstration, and will be free
from partisan politics. That was set
tied at a meeting held yesterday in
the office of Judge Willis, at which
a large number of gentlemen, repre-
senting all shades. of political opin-
ion, were present. Judge Willis acted
as the chairman of the meeting, and
there was little formality about it,
except a general acknowledgment
in short speeches that, as Senator
Hill was one of the first men Of the
nation, it devolved upon the people
of st. Paul to do him honor. A
telegram from Senator Hill, indicat-
ing a desire to meet the people of
st. Paul, was read, and a reception
committee, composed of about eighty
prominent gentlemen, was appoint
ed to do the honors. There will be
nothing formal about the reception.
The following gentlemen will act on
the reception committee, and they
will meet, without further notice, at
the Ryan hotel at o'clock on Fri
day:
Mayor Smith, Judge Willis, Judge
Brill, Judge Egan, Judge Kerr, Judge
Otis, Judge Kelly, DR.. Stone, J. ].
Ryder, o. o. Cullen, Judge F'landrau,
c. H. Lienua, NJ. Doran,J. A. Wheslock,
Gov. Merriam, P. H. Kelly, E. j. Oar
ragh, George r. Finch, William Daw-
son. c. D. O'Brien, George Thompson,
Daniel Lawler, E. G. Rogers, George
L. Becker, Judge Twohy. Pierce But
Ter, T. d. OBri n, A. H. Fagely, George
E. Lennon, Judge Orr, c. Livingston,
NJ. W. Fitzgerald, P. j. Smalley, w. P.
Murray, Capt. Castle, John Caulfeld,
John 3. Brisbin, w. W. Erwin, j Ohm NJ.
Gilman, John L. ToWnley, c. E. Sever
ance, Il. T. O'Connor, P. H Kerwan,
John Geraghty Capt. Earries, E. c.
Stringer, George j. Mitsch, II. ].
Strouse, A. o. Gilman, Col. Allen, T. L.
Schurmeier, S. B. Foote, William Rodg-
er, George F. Umland, John S. erode,
Edward Schurmeier, George Ger!ach,C.
z. RoDb. J. J. Parker, W. 4. Van Slyke,
r. A. Prendergast, Thomas Bole, j. G.
Pyle, Albert Scheffer, William Hamm,
W. P Clough, J. W. Lusk, J. J. Hill,
r. C. Dunn, Col. Holcombe, John Wage
merit. J. McDermott, Joseph Bhrmann-
traut, H. H. Fuller, August Koerner,
Dan Aberle and Cy Wellington. A spa-
cial committee of the general reception
committee, composed of Judge Willis,
DR.. S one, CITY Attorney Darra2h United
States Marshal O'Connor and J. J.
Ryder. was appointed to go to Mime
apolis Friday morning to meet the SEN
ator and escort him to ST. Paul.
At the lecture which Senator Hill will
deliver at the Peoples church, Friday
evening, George L. Becker will intro
duce the distinguished New Yorker.
The advance sale of seats for the lee
ture indicates that the kreat audito-
rum of the building will be packed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
AT THE THEATERS.

Primrose and Vests minstrel show
will give it's last two performances
at the Metropolitan opera house today.
There will be a matinee, and tonight
will be the farewell performance, on
which OCCASION a grand cake walk will
be given at the end of the first part. 4
cake walk was given last night, The
audience present was highly amused
with the antics of the cake walkers.
cover the Bridge" is one of the bright
bits of comedy in 1.-The Twelve Temp
tations," now playing at the Grand.
Every character to be. found around
Battery Park, New York city, is intro
duced in this speciality. There is the
street gamin, the common bum, the
chappy, the pugilistic inclined gentle
man, the street fakir, the working man,
the shop girl, the clubman and the
millionaire. There will be a matinee
today, and there will also be special
matinee Thanksgiving day.
Joseph Jefferson will appear at the
Metropolitan opera house the last half
of this week, beginning with the holi-
day matinee tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
FACTORIES IN RUINS,
Great Damage to BUSINESS Blocks
in Indiana Towns.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 26.-Specials
from Indiana report storm damages
as follows: At Elwood the casting
hall of the glass factory was demol-
ished over the heads of 400 workmen.
Only two were injured, Jack Howard
and R. Darlington, and they not fatal
ly. The Mccoy lamp chimney fac
tory was lifted from it's founda ton.
Much minor damage was done. The
loss isl estimated at $100,0G0. Seven
hundred men are temporarily idle. At
Franklin, Ind, the roof of the New
Clyde window factory was unroofed,
business blocks were demolished, and
the Indianapolis gas pumping stations
were destroyed. Loss, $4,000. At AL
exandris, Ind, the plate glass works
were badly wrecked, and two large
shops of the Union steel plate plant
were demolished.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
NEAT LITTLE PLAY.
Farce E5NhicI, Is Which :'7 to He
Presented in Unity ESan

The farce (Which Is Which?' to be
presented by the Junior Circle of the
Kings Daughters Friday evening in
Unity church hall, is a neat play. The
scene is laid in London, and centers
around a young artist. The cast is:
Robert Capper "a young artisD-
Frank r. Breed
Mr.. Gargle CHS uncle). Henry o. Ames
Paddles (oil and color mani
Fletcher W. Appleton
Miss Annie Pestle. . Miss Maud Lewis
Miss Bertha Bingham
Miss Alice e. Wright
Mills..........M Miss Florence NJ. AlesSner
After the close OF the play there VIII
be sale of confectionery and refresh
mentS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
FALSE AND MALICIOUS.
Retail Clerks So Characterize a
Certain Publication.


At a regular meeting of the Retail
Clerks Association No. 2, Of st. Paul,
held last night, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, there appeared in a paper
called the Twin City Guardian, pur-
porting to be a reform paper, an arti-
Gle rejecting upon the morals of the
young ladies employed in the various
stores of this city; and,
Whereas, the members of Retail
Clerks Association No. 2, of st. Paul.
employed in the retail stores of this
city, and working with and alongside
of the girls employed in the various
stores here, know that the statement
is false, malicious and unnlanly; there
fore, be it
Resolved, That the members of Re
tail Clerks Union No. 2. of st. Paul,
condemn and deny the accusations
made by the said Koen, and disappTove
of any such methods being adopted by
any one to further so-called reform
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
DAMAGES FROM SPAIN.
Owner Of the John w. Foster VIII
Bring Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Nov. %
The schooner John ". Foster, which
was detained on suspicion of violating
the neutrality laws. will sail for Port
Tampa as soon as the weather be-
comes favorable. Capt. Wheaton will
remain here and bring proceedings
against the Spanish government for
illegal detention and defamation of
character He has written d letter to
Secretary Olney making known mis- in
tention of pushing his claims for dam
ages.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
NICARAGUAN OPPOSITION.
Europeans Making Trouble for
the Americans.

MANAGUA-Tha Europeans here
have been trying to persuade the gov
ernment of Nicaragua to annul the
canal contracts entered into with citi-
ZenS of the United States. AS result
tbs opinion of Judge Darte, of the su-
preme court, has been requested on the
matter. The general report of the
agent here of the Nicaragua Canal
company has been made public and it
declares that organization to be averse
to the construction of the canal under
the supervision of the Units d States.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
CUBANS DERAIL 4 TRAIN, KILL
ING A NUMBER Of PAS
SENGERS.
ESCORT FIRES ON THEM.
BOTH SIDES LOSE HEAVILY DUR
ING A SHARP ENGAGE
MENT.
The Caibarien District of Santa
Clara the Scene of the
Outrage.

HAVANA, Nov. ga band of in
surgents has derailed a train in the
Caibarien district Of the province of
Santa Clara, killing many of the
persons on board and injuring a
number of others. The military es-
cort on board the train made a
brave defense, during the course of
which both sides lost heavily. The
insurgents burned the. derailed cars.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
MINOR FOR RUSSIAN SHIPS.
Bethlehem Iron Works to Supply
Twelve Hundred Tous


BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. PA ca
blegram was received yesterday by
President Linderman, of the Bethle-
hem iron firm, informing him of an
award to the company by the Russian
government of a contract for the man
ufacture of nearly 1900 tons of armor
plate. The plate is to be used on the
new battleship Bostitiav, and the con-
tract calls for 1.126 tons of Harveyized
armor. This is one of the largest con-
tracts for armor plate awarded by any
nation iii recent years. The work is
to be completed by the close of next
fall. 1t will be begun as soon as the
necessary plans and details are re-
ceived from Russia. President Linder-
man said this would keep the ordnance
works of the company running
throughout the winter.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

the opening of the new ward building
of the city hospital will take place be-
tween p. m. and 4 p. m. today. The
public is generally invited, and the at
tendance of city and county officials is
specially requested. Light refresh
mentS will be served.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
ALBERT LEAFS POsTMAsTz1R.
The President Announces the Man
of His Choice.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The presi-
dent has appointed the following post
masters: At Albert Lea, Mimi, l..
Sorenson; Superior, John i. Bradshays
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

DniIy only, per month. ....' u"
Daily only, six mouths. .S..2o
EniIy Oaly, one year. ...'. p $4'oo
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
NO SELECTION VET.
Third Member of the Arbitration
Board Not Yet Selected.

Messrs. Kellogg and Johnson, the
two members OF the state board OF
arbitration appointed by Gov. Clough,
have not yet selected the third men,
Der of the board. Mr.. Johnson came
over from Minneapolis few days ago,
and they talked over a number of per-
sons. Each furnished some names of
gentlemen, any one of whom would be
satisfactory to the other. Since then
no action has been taken, and thus the
matter stands at present
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
TEMPERATURES.
DAILY MEANS.

Barometer. 1904: thermometer, 5;
relative humidity, So wind, southeast;
weather, clear; maximum thermome-
ter. Is; minimum thermometer, .;
daily range. 20: amount of rainfall or
melted snow in last twenty-four hours,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
RIVER AT s A. NJ.

Note-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation.
P. F. LYONS,
Observer.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

Address all letters and telegrarls TO
THE GLOBE. St. Paul. Mlnn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

Weekly. one year ....... "s1.oO
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
OBSERVATIONS.

United States Department OF Agrl-
culture. Weather Bureau. Washing
ton Nov % Gas p. m. Local Time,
= p. m. 18th Meridian Time.-Observa-
tons taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations.
TEMPER ATTTRES
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
T0DAY:S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Forecast
for Wednesday: For Minnesota: Gen
orally fair; warmer; southerly winds.
For Wisconsin and Iowa: Fair;
warmer; southerly winds.
For South Dakota: Generally fair;
warmer in eastern portion; southeriy
winds.
For North Dakota: Local SHOWS {;
variable winds; colder in western por-
Iion.
For Montana: Local SHOWS; westerly
winds: colder in northern portion.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

Sunday only. one year. ..... $3.50
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

City Hospital Plans.
The first reception in celebration of
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

EASTERN ADVERTISING OFFICE.
ROOM 5l7.TEMPLE COURT BUILD
ING. NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON BUREAU. Ii05 Z ST
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
PAYABLE In Advance.

Daily and sunday, pSF ho
Daily md sunday, q months ~"
Dnily and Sunday, one yenr".$o.co
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-11-27

Complete files o. the G 10 b Q always
Kept on hand fer reference.
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r1aryelous Results.

From letter written by Kew.
j. Gunderman, of Dimondale,
Mich, we are permitted to make
this extract: "I have no heslta-
ton in recommending DR.. King s
New Discovery, as the results
we're almost marvellous in the case
of my wife. While | was pastor
of the Baptist Church at Rlves
Junction she was brought down
with Pneumonia succeeding La
Grippe. Terrible paroxysms OF
coughing would last hours with
little interruption and it seemed
as if she could not survive them.
A friend recommended DR.. Kings S
New Discovery; it was quick in its
work and highly satisfactory ID
results.'' Trial bottles free at
B. F. Henry's Drug Store. Regu-
lar size 5Oc and S1.O0
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Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue and authority of a special execution
on Judgement issued from the office Of the clerk of
the circuit court of Adair county. Missouri return
able at the January term 1906 OF said court TO me
directed in favor OF WIN Meeeks county Collector
and against VIM. Keller have levied upon and
seized all the right. title. interest and estate Of the
said VIM. Keller of. in and to the following de-
scrleed real estate situate in Adair county. Mis-:
souri,. to-wit
l3 I-2 acres being the east side of the southwest
quarter OF the south west quarter OF section (,sl
township. %. range II in Adair county. Missouri:
and ! will. on
thursday the 9th day of Jan. 1896. between the
hours of nine o'clock n and FIVE O'Clock p NJ of
ha day, while the circuit court for Adair county
Missouri. is in session. at the cour; house DOOR in
kirksville Atair county. Missouri. sell the same or
so much thereof may be required. at public sale
prior lies and Judgement satisfy said execution
and costs, GEORGE w RUPE,
Sheriff Adair County No.
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County Court Proceedings.

County Court was in session
three days, Dec 2, 3, and 4, and
the following proceedings were
had:
Tyler Paine R and B Comr. re-
port on Niger Bridge Macon and
Adair Co., line, approved.
Tyler Paine R and B Comr. con-
tract with S c Zigler to build Dean
bridge Liberty township approved.
sc Zigler bond for building
Dean bridge approved.
Tyler Paine contract with Theo
Meyer to build Darr bridge ap-
proved.
Tyler Paine special Comr. re-
port on completion of County house
on poor farm, approved.
Shaw & Chadwell Bond to pro-
tect county from any defect caused
by freezing plastering county house
poor farm approved.
A N Hane motion to have coun-
ty execute deed and perfect title
sustained and Tyler Paine appoint
ed special COmr tO execute deed
Ord red by the Comr. that John
Green overseer Dist, 1, Morrow
TIP. proceed forthwith to open all
of the E r Pickens road that lies
in his road district.
Foreign Insurance tax in the
sum of S672.63 apportioned by
the court as follows:
City of Kirksville the sum of
Sl61.43 Town of Brashear the
sum of sI0.59. County Revenue
fund s500.61.
Ordered by the court that the
sum OF s69S.63 county revenue
fund be transferred to County Con-
tingent fund.
Lew Beach ct al pet for Public
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Wabash Excursion.

Dec. 11th we will sell Home
Seekers Excursion Tickets to
points in Ala, Ark, Ind. Terr.,
KY, La, Miss, IS. W. Mo-,
Okla, Tenn, and Texas; also to
Ariz., at one fare (plus S2) for
round trip. Final return limit
Dec. 31st, with stop over privi-
lege. Confer with me for further
information. All trains of "The
Great Wabash arrive at and de-
part from The New Station.
w. =. NooNAN, -Agt.
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Sherin,s Sale.

Action on school bond Adair county vs.
Henrietta and Milton j. Holiday
whereas, on the a6th dav of December rsoa Henri
eta E Holiday and Milton j. Holiday made execut-
ed and delivered their buui TO Aiair county, to the
use and benefit of the swamp land fund of said coun
y. and to secure the payment of the sum of money
mentioned in said bond Henrietta F.Hoday and Mil
ton J. Holiday made. executed and delivered their
mortgage deed ia Adair County. containing power of
sale OF the following described real estate in Aisir
county. Mo-. towit:
All OF the south east quarter of the south west
quarter of section No. twenty nine. 79 also the
south east quarter of the northwest quarter and 20
acres the north half and the southeast fourth of the
northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter of section
No thirty two. "a. all in township No sixty one; o.
Range No. seventeen. H.
Now therefore. by virtue and authority of feri
facas issued from the office of the clerk Of the Adar
county court. TO me directed and delivered. dated
November 1905. have levied upon and will sell At
public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand
before the court house door in the city of Kksyle
while the Circuit court for said county of Atar is in
session on Thursday January 9th. 1896. between the
hours Of A. N. and p. NJ of that day the real es-
tate above described to satisfy said feri facias and
costs. GEORGE w. RuPE,
Sheriff fAdair COUNTY No.
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=
because in explaining the delay OF
an issue he stated he had been.
"sleeping too close to the board
ing house window" but the care
less or criminal compositor left the
n out of window.
The Moberly Monitor is not
sure that Cleveland could not car
ry a single county in Texas in
1896, as some Democratic organs
maintain, but compromise the
question by being positive that he
will not, which is equally GLAD
tidings to the country.
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Sherin's Sale

By virtue and authority of a special execution
on a judgement issued from the Office of the Clerk
of the circuit court of Adair county. Missouri return
able the January term lSo6 of said court. d.
rected in favor of VIM Mesks county collector and
agains Saml NJ PickIer | have levied upon and
seized all the right title. interest and of the
said Saml NJ Pickler Of in and to the following de-
scribed real estate in Aiar county. Missouri. to-
wit:
Lot in Block in the town of Millard Adar
county. Missouri: and | will, on Thurs
day the 9th day of January 1896 between the hours
of nine A. N. and FIVE O'Clock p. NJ OF that day.
while the circuit court of Adar county. Missouri. is
in session at the court house door. in Krksville.
Adar county. Missouri. sell the same. much
thereof as may be required at public sale. TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand. Subject to all prior
liens and Judgements to satisfy said execution and
costs. GEORGE w. RUPE.
Sheriff Aiar County Mo.
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These esteemed contempo-
raries that spell the Vice Presi
dents name with phi instead of v
may readily be pardoned. The
"Vn has been rather scarce since
the present administration began
to undo business at Washington.
Unless those Cuban insur-
gents can manage to make the
carnage equal to that of American
football, they can hardly expect
much sympathy, especially from
men like Mr.. Cleveland, who
Judge the merits of war by the de-
mand for substitutes.
1t is difficult to detect any
element of doubt in the situation
that makes Republican success
next year less absolutely certain
than foregone conclusion. The
portents of disaster to the party Of
the administration have been more
uniform and decided than those
that preceded the overturning O
1892, and there is nothing in the
history of this country to make
void the obvious handwriting OF
the wall. The Republican sigr
board unequivocally reads, "O1
to Victory" yet it is not to b'
doubted that the Democrats vii
make good fight in 1896. The,
always do in Presidential years
and now they are going to have
the opportunity to base party so
lidity on extravagant criticism of ;
handicapped Republican Congress
1t would be well for our represen
tatives to remember that the SURE
thing is inseparable from prudence
and sagacity.
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R. U. INTERESTED?

Eight thousand pairs of pants,
made to your order, former prices,
So to S6. to 60 at 1915 per pair.
Ten thousand pairs of pants,
made to your order, former price,
81 to IS to go at 1915.
$500 suits made to order at
$14.75.
$500 overcoats at S14.75.
Call at Kirksville Dye Works, 4th
door from southeast corner and
see samples. R. G. MASON,
kirksville, Mo.
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TREATMENT IN HARMONY WITH
THE LAWS OF NATURE. CURES
WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF
DRUGS.

The effect of drug administer
ed without administering the drug,
itself. Office and parlors over
post office, rooms 4 and 5. Hours:
Gentlemen 8 a. m. to II m. Ladies
and children l to 5p. m. Visits by
special appointment 5 to s p. IN.
Consultation free
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An interesting announcement
for our Readers,

We have secured for the exclu-
sive use of the WEEKLY GRAPHIC
a series of articles on the Sand
wich Islands by the distinguished
historian and novelist, John r.
Musick. These articles are being
prepared by the author on the
spot He is now at Honolulu, and
will visit each of the islands of
the Hawaiian group. They will
have the peculiar living freshness
that can only be given to such
when written 1t the place on the
very days the writer beholds them.
They will be a series of descrip-
tive and historical articles, or
letters, about that country. Mr..
Musick will furnish US, there ore,
articles rich in descriptive scenery,
filled with authentic history and
facts, and lightened by incidents
of travel and adventure, king
then more fascinating than a
novel.
No portion of the world is to-
day attracting more attention than
the Sandwich Islands; and yet,
much as they are talked about
and much as they have been mixed
in American politics for the last
forty years, the masses of readers
know but little of the social life
and customs of the Islanders, and
could not tell off hand whether
they lived in modern houses, in
huts, wigwams, or caves.
1t will be the object of these let
ters not only to briefly sketch the
past and present of the Hawaiian
Islands, but to carry the reader
directly into the private life of the
people who inhabit them; their
past and present government, the
overthrow of monarchy, and set
ting up of a Republic will be mar
rated from a non-political stand
point. In this respect they will
have a peculiar interest because il
the coming Presidential contest
the question of annexation will be
agitated. These letters will con
tain hundreds of items of great in
terest, all told in a highly enter
tanning, instructive, and unbiased
manner. In short, we have a ricl
treat for our readers for the entir,
winter.
We urge you to get your neigh
bors and friends elsewhere to sub
scribe for the GRAPHIC. The arti
cles alone will be worth mucl
more than the subscription prize
of this paper. Then always re
member these letters are exclusive
no other paper in this vicinity cal
furnish them. They are for tn,
WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
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To the Consumers of Groceries.

We, in order to be able to sell
our goods at the very least possi-
BILE margin ofprofit, do all our own
work. We make no mistakes in
weights and measures. We keep
the best quality of goods and sell
them at the lowest prices. All
goods sold on their merit.
We can attend to a few more
customers that will appreciate
square dealing. Try us.
Respectfully,
EVANS & CRAIG.