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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
LIGHTNING CLAUSE.
The State Insurance Department
Issues an Explanation.

Deputy State Insurance Commission
er Lightbourne has prepared the fol-
lowing copy of the new lightning
clause of the insurance law, as it may
be used. 1t differs from the Old in
that agents attaching the lightning
clause to policies must pay the full
amount of the damage, except In case
of total loss, whether or no another
company has only oIa,d a nse ire. insurance
'This policy shall cover, any. direct
loss or damage caused by lightning
(meaning thereby the commonly &C
cepted use of the term lightning, and In
no case to include loss or damage by
cyclone, tornado, or wind storm), not
exceeding the sum insured, or the in
terest of the insured in the property,
and subject in All other df ea nocT to ths
Provided. however, If there shall be
any other insurance on said property
against lightning, this company snail
be liable only pro rata with such other
insurance against lightning for any di-
rect loss by lightning"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
All Is Pence Again.

The correspondence between Mayor
Smith and Corporation Attorney
Darragh relative to coasting on the
sidewalks and also concerning the
respective duties of the mayor and
the corporation attorney in the prem
ises has ceased. Mayor Smith said
Yesterday that he would not reply to
Mr.. Darragh's last epistle, as he
had expressed his views in the let
ter sent to the corporation attorney
in answer to the latter's first COM
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
Want n New Trial.

The attorneys for President w. F.
Holmes, of the Merchants Bank of
Lake City, who was recently convicted
of the larceny of $1,000 from the bank,
have moved for a new trial for their
client, on the ground that the finding
of the jury was not in accordance with
the evidence submitted. Attorney
General Childs was notified yesterday
of the motion and the case will be
argued Dec. IA.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
MACALEsTER RECEPTION.
Friends of the Institution to Be
Received Today.

In appreciation of the services rem
dered during the past summer to Ma
calester college by the Presbyterian
churches Of the city, the ladies of Ma
calester Park will tender a reception
to the members of the different con-
gregations at the college today. From
O'Clock in the afternoon the ladies
will receive in the college buildings,
which will be open for general inspec-
ton until IL p. m.
In the evening reports will be heard
from the committees who conducted
the restaurant at the state fair, and
also from those who issued the woman's $
edition Of the Manchester Echo.
There will also be speeches and music
during the evening with refreshments
served In the dining room.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06

gymnasium, led by B. T. Kemerer, the
clubs physical director. The large
class of young men performed num-
ber of very clever and creditable feats.
After this brief musical programme
was given, followed by an address by
J. NJ. Harrison. He briefly outlined
the work of the club and spoke of the
great good it was doing among the
young men of the city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06

ways and means to construct a new
railroad to the Black LIS The dele
gates, six In number, ~ be:
Mayor William r. Erwin, of Fort
Pierre; Hon. Joseph Donahue, member
of congress; T. G. Fischer, treasurer
of Stanley county; George A. Thayer,
Hon. Walter J. Hovey,
,county judge, and DR.. c. Lavery, pub
fisher of the Fort Pierre Fair Play.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06

Frank Valesh, of the state labor
bureau, left last evening for Europe,
accompanied by Mrs. Valesh. They
will be absent about six months. A
charge of climate has been ordered
by Mr.. Valesh's physician, and both
he and Mrs. Valesh will i'm
prove the opportunity to study the la
Dor problem in such parts of Europe
as they visit. A successor to Mr.. Val
esh in the labor bureau will probably
not be appointed at once, but will be
named probably before the beginning
Of the wear
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
CENSUS BULLETIN.
More Information About Some of
the Counties.
census bulletin iSSu

=. A census bulletin issued yesterday
gives totals as follows: !,
> Willmar Village-1,576 native born, IA
English, 10 Irish, 8 Scotch, 81 Germans,
% Danes, 404 Swedes. 325 Norweglans,
3 Russians, rs Canadians; total, 2,5n
Martin County-1O,4O5 native born, 1S1
English, 12O Irish, q Scotch, 5 Welsh,
i,642 Germans, French las Danes, S22
Swedes, 243 Norwegians, Isl Russians,
N7 Canadians, 80 all other nations;
q Kandiyohi County-9,S22 native born,
q English, 81 Irish, 27 Scotch, 4 Welsh,
401 Germans, l French, 32S Danes, 3,OO9
Swedes, 2,452 Norwegians,. 149 Cana
dams, is Bohemians, q all other ma
tions total, 1922.
The legal voters of Pipestone num-
ber 1894.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
His Rent Unpaid.

Charles e. Otis, judge of the district
court, has begun an action in the civil
branch of the municipal court to re-
cover from Joseph K. Bacon, the at
torney, possession of a fiat in the
Ransom building on Summit avenue.
The complaint states that Mr.. Bacon
signed a lease for one year from Sept.
l, and that the rent for three months,
amounting to S12O. is vet unpaid.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
MISS CULT HAS FRIENDS.
Wished to See Her Principal of
the Drew School.

At the meeting of the school board,
night before last, Assemblyman John
son presented a petition signed by nu-
merous residents in the district of the
new Benjamin Drew school, requesting
the board to appoint Miss Mary Cult
principal of the new school. 1t so hap
pened, however, that the board ap-
pointed a principal some days ago.
Mr.. Johnson was assured, however,
that Miss Cult would be retained as a
teacher in the Benjamin Drew school.
She is much esteemed by the residents
of this school district, in which she
has taught for some time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
GAVE A RECEPTION.
The Settlement Club Opens It's
Rooms to the PubIic.

The first of a series of monthly re-
ceptions was given at the rooms of the
Settlement club yesterday afternoon
and last night. At 3 o'clock the rooms
were thrown open and a large number
of those interested in the work called
and looked through the different de-.
partments. AT Sclocll an exhibition by
the athletic class was given in the
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
Load of China Plates.

Harry Hagenmiller, thirty years olda
formerly a hack driver, was arrested
yesterday afternoon at the Seven cor
ners by officer Zacher. Hagenmiller
was carrying a gunnysack filled with
china plates, and he could not explain
where he got them. Being unfavor-
ably known to the police, he was
charged with larceny, and will be
taken before Judge Twohy this MORN
f,,rr
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
SRINT PRUl.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Scarlet fever IS reported at 6S Milton
street.
United States District Attorney
Stringel has gone to Washington.
The Willing Workers band gave a
concert and drill at lmmanuel Baptist
church. West Seventh street, last night.
The w. c. T. U. of Ramsey county
VIII hold its third quarterly meeting
3! s!a5, F0rd'S music hall this afternoon at
Rev. Alfred b Meldrum, D. D., the
new pastor for the Central Presbyte-
rian church, VIII preach here Sunday
morning and evening.
The annual sale and supper of the
ladies of the First NJ. +. church will
be held in the church parlors this aft
eyEOOn and evening.
A children's social was given by the
Young Peoples Society of the Church
OF the Ascension in Cliffords hall,
State and East Congress streets, last
evening.
This afternoon from to 4 o'clock
a meeting OF prayer for Turkey and
rhe missionaries and Christian work
Jhere will be held in the chapel of
Plymouth church.
The regular bimonthly meeting of the
central committee OF the St. Paul
Christian Endeavor union will be held
at the Christian church, Nelson and
Harrington avenues, at o o'clock.
The st. Paul Woman Suffrage So
ciety will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. himbail. 1922 East Congress
street. Subject fer discussion, Our
Municipal Code" This is an open
meeting.
The Sisters of the Visitation will hold
their annual holiday sale of fancy
neediework today and tomorrow aft
ernoon and evening at their convent,
corner Robert street and University
avenue.
Anton Gullickson. appointed Monday
by Secretary of State Berg to the po-
sition of general clerk in the office.
arrived in St. Paul yesterday afternoon
from his home in OStrander, Fillmore
county. and will assume his duties in
tie morning.
Prof. Hays. of the state agricultural
school, and Commissioner Liggett, of
the board of regents of the state un:-
NerSity, left yesterday afternoon over
the Duluth road for an inspection of
sites for u sub-eXperiment station at
iSarnum and ClOCuet
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
MISS TAYLOR NOT READY.
Her Promised Statement in Course
of Preparation. 80

The members of the school SYSTEM
investigating committee met at the orr
fee of the chairman, Ambrose Tighe9
in the Manhattan building, yesterday
afternoon but nothing was done. The
object of the meeting was to listen to
some statements from Miss Rebecca
Taylor. When called upon she said
that she was not ready to say anything
to the committee concerning the school
system, but that in a few days she
would be so prepared. The committee
accordingly adjourned to meet when
Miss Taylor is prepared to make her
statements.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
FORT PIERRE DELEGATES.
Those Selected to Come to the
Railway Convention.

Mayor Smith received a letter yes
terday from DR.. C. J. Lavery, of Fort
Pierre, S. D., announcing the names
of the delegates from South Dakota
who would attend the convention to
be held in St. Paul and Minneapolis on
Dec II for the purpose of providing
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
The Fisherman,s Wife

Is lending helping hand in the beau
tiful art supplement "Off for the
Banks" to be given with next Sunday
G.obe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
lloG for the Banks,,

Depicts life on the seashore to perfec-
ton. 1t is work of art, and is given
with next Sunday Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06

b. Includes II United States prison
ers from other states.
c. Includes SO United States prison
ers from other states.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
SECRETARY HART,S CENSUS.

The Population of the Various
State Institutions.
o. Secretary Hart, of the state board OF
charities and corrections, has prepared
the following report, showing the pop
ulation of the various state inst1tu-
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
Parker investigating Committee.

The Parker investigating committee
went into executive session yesterday
afternoon and entered upon the prep
aration of it's report. The next ses-
sion will be held this evening.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
Carnival Suits.
LenYe for Eurone.

The Boston designs and manufact-
tires them. All work done in st. Paul.
Sixth and Robert.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
AXE Superior Trout, per Id,
CENTS

Come in and try the Pan Ka Ko Pancakes;
served free absolutely. Nothing as fine in
II the market.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06

All chairmen of the subcommittee
of the general programme commit
tee have been called to meet with
Mr.. Scott, the chairman, this after
noon at 4:30 at headquarters. 1t is
important that every man should
attend, as the time is getting short,
and details of the programme must
be perfected at once. Following
are the names of the chairmen of sub
commit peS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06

Next Monday evening the Boston
club will make it's second appearance
on the streets The boys will march
to Aurora park to formally open it for
the winter season. At the park the
club will be the guests of Messrs. Wolf
and Metzdorf, and a jolly hour will be
spent in the big warming room.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-06
20 CENTS

Persimmons, per box,
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
SILVER DEMOCRATS.
Those who signed the Late Address Given
70 the Poblic,

70 the Pablic.
WASHINGTON. March 6-The follow
ing are the names of the democrats
who signed the address recently
given to the public urging democrats
to make the money question the para
mount issue and to endeavOr to place
the democratic party on record in
favor Of the Immediate restoration Of
the free and unlimited coinage OF gold
aud silver at the present legal ratio of
IL to l without waiting for the aid or
consent of any other nation, as it ex-
listed prior TO 1878. such coin to be full
legal tender for ali debts. public and
private:" Z. p. Bland of Missouri, w.
J. Bryan Of Nebraska, II. A. Coffeen OF
Wyoming, George w. Fithian of uli-
nois, J. T. Cockrell of Texas, John l..
McLauriu of South Carolina, James q.
McGuire of California, George +. Ikert
of Ohio, Justin R. Whiting of Michi-
gan, II. c. Snodgrsss OF Tennessee.
George +. Richardson of Michigan, NJ.
A. Smith of Arizona. A. w. Ogden
OF Louisiana. j. Capehsrt of Yves,
Virginia, II. l.. Moore of Kansas. II.
ID. Money of Mississippi, r. w. Ryan
of Missouri, h. +. Grady of North
Carolina, Charles II. Morgan OF Mis-.
souri,, G. w. Shell of South Carolina,
Edward Lane of Illinois, ID. d. Dono.
van of Ohio, A. C. Latimer of South
Carolina. Marshall Arnold of Missouri
W. II. benson of Alabama, w. j. Tai.
bert of South Carolina, John :. vii.
lisms of Mississippi, 4. J. Strait OF
South Carolina, A. l. Caminetti of Cali
fornis, W. II. Bower of North Carolina.
Antonio Joseph of New Mexico, Evan
l.. Howell OF the Atlanta Constitution
and J. Floyd King, ex-member Of con.
press from Louisiana
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
Take Your County Paper.

No man is too poor To take his county
paper, SAYS an exchange, and 1t Is false
economy To get along without 1t.
Hardly "A week passes that something
does not appear in its columns that Will
ie n financial benefit 10 the subscriber,
aud by the end of the year he has made
or saved from one To twenty times its
subscriptio.. price.
The city papers do not take the place
of the county papers, although some
people seem 10 think they do. The city
papers are all right in their way, but
they don't give YOU what you are most
interested in-your county news.
I You cannot learn from them what
public meetings are Ia be held, who are
dying or who are marrying, who are
moving in or who are moving out, court
proceedings, who wants 10 sell land-in
fact, hundreds of items which IL would
be of particular Importance FOR you Il
, know.
! Such matters city papers cannot iur'
nish, but the county paper can ana does
: II YOU cannot afford but one paper, by
all means take one that is published ~
the county in which You live.
f. Why got subscribe ior the lSrkLli'
oESCER
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
A SILVER PARTY.
The Americas Bip,stalie League Issues an

WASHINGTON. March 6--The follow
ing WAS yesterday issued by the Ameri
can Bimetallic league:
The statement oc the issues on wf2ch the
new party will organize: The money question
is now indlspuIably the dominant issue In the
United States and will remain 50 UNI Il set
tied and settled rightly. Other questions.
however important, must wait for this, which.
to greater or less extent, involves all Others
The issue Is between tho gold standard, gold
bonds and bank cairrency on the one sale, ana
the bimetallic standard, no bonds and govern
msnt currency 90 the other.
First-On this issue We declare ourselves to
be unalterably opposed to the single gold stand
ard and demand TIM Immediate resurn 10 the
constitutional STANDARD of gold and silver. by
the restoration by this government. inacpend-
entity Of any foreign power, OF the unrestricted
coinage OF both silver and gold into standard
money ~ the rsaio of 10 to l. and upon trrms OF
exact squaiitys the silver coin To be fall legal
tender. equal with gold in paymen, OF al debts
ana dues. poblir or private.
Second-We hold the power to control ana
regulate paper currency Is inSeparable fribn,
the power To coin money: and heaoe that all
currency intended 10 circulate money should
be issued ana It's volume cont rpiled by the gen =
eral government only, and should be lesa
tender.
Third-We are unslteraby opposed To iiA
issue by the United StGtes Of interest -bearui
bonds la time of peace aud demand the pays-
! ment of all obligation. of the United States hs
provided by existing laws. in either goid OF
silver coin at the option OF the governments.
and not al the optic Of the creditor. On this
issue we appeal from the dicsation OF the
money power TO th- intelligence anu patriot
| ism of the American people
A long address to the American peo-
| pie was also made, enlarging npDn the
foregoing statement.
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
Highest Of all in Leavening PowerLaes u s. Govt Report
R0H!a!!l! g! Rsxdssl RRskidHs

Resolved, That the cnr mitt.e he aud
are hereby requested toImake one more call
on each OF on, citizens, wuo hHve hot sub
scribeG, and on those who have not sub
scribed according 10 their respective bene-
dts, and request them 10 give their huai
answer so that we mny KNOW at once
whether we can Get the bridge or not.
Resolved, That each and every citize,
be and is hereby urged TO give the com
Nittee q definite answer. aud II he sub
scribss to do so cheerfully and 10 the
utmost at his ability.
ResOiged, That the thanks OF this meet
ing are hereby extended To NIL who have
|contribat<d. with . cleaI conscience to
Resolved, TtBgt the thssks NJ ibis perl-
leg, ana the thaaks Of the people of Leg
ington are hereby extended 10 tiose ulems
bers OF the confus ittee OF tbirfy. who haye
90 generously subscribed, and who have
neglected their oWs private bnsineAs ~
solicit subscription. And we heartily
endorse their work. and ask them 10 co,,-
tinue until the bridge il M assured fa,j.
Resolved, That our thaaks are her bS
extended 10 MIR. j. X. Qainu, psoPristos
Of the opera house. for the free use OF bis
hall for all bridge meetings.
0Resolved, That we thank our excel len
brass hand foe their hne music. 81 d Tor
their offer 10 do all our .'blowin." Tor us
while we do the work.
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
CAUGHT A COUNT.
Marriage of hiss Anna 0ould to Count Z
Cnstello n "A Great Displny.

Marriage of Miss Anna 0ould to Ceu.s As
Csstellsns--A Great Dispisy.
New YOnK, March 6-The marriage
of Miss Anna Gould. second daughter
OF the late Jay Gould, Of this city, to
Count Paul Ernest Boniface de Csstsl
lane, was solsmnized yesterday st noon
by Archbishop corrigan Of the Roman
Catholic church at the residence of her
brother, George J. Gould, Sixty seventh
street and Fifth avenue.
At half past IL o'clock the relatives
and less than 100 intimate friends ss.
sembled At the house. The residence
was srtisticslly decorated throughout
with q profusiou Of tropical plants,
smilax, asparagus plumoss, nsiden's
hair and over 20. 200 La France roses
lilies of the valley aud Japanese lilies.
The wedding took place on the first OF
parlOr door. the ceremony being per.
formed In what Is known as the Eas,
India room In the southwest corner OF
the mansion.
The ceremony was abridged by the
fact that the bride had not. - had
been frequently stated, surrendered
her own religious faith.
After the beuediotion had been spok
en-, Mendelssohn's wedding March
filed the room, and the bride received
the good wishes of the archbishop and
the two assisting priests, which wer,
followed immediately by those Of he,
sister, Helen Gould, and her broths,
George
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
, Financial GsrrottIug.

From the 81. Louis Post-Dlspstch.
The new four per cent thirsy-year
bonds are offerede by the Eothschiid
organ syndicate at ll2i4, an advance
Of "a points over the cost price, which
xas l04is. The London price IL
1884. AT this advance the syndicate
will make about $5,000,0e0 Ia
addition 20 the profits In the sale, pnr-
chasers Ut the boaas will be charged
three-fourths Of one per cent coMWinr
sion, which will bring another so
200 to the Golfers Of the !sign
syndicate.
But the selling price of the syndieslb
does not absorb all the profits Sf the
bond deal. The underwriters will
be able to resell at u substantial al !.
vance, probably not less than lip.
which is fair price for four per cent
thirty.year bonds on basis of ,hr,'r
per cent. II is expected that another
neal profit will he turned by the
arrangement which SHOULDERS The loss
from lightweight gold ON the govern
meut.
The syndicate bond brokers and gold
hoarders will make about ei6, 900 600,
which represents the difference between
tue price at which the government sold
the bonds aud their actual market
value.
IL the people Mad suffered this enor
nous loss BY an open sale with con-
petition il wonld We toierable. They
could bear il with patience. hut. ss a
matter Of fact, 1t was y private dicker
bel ween the president and his secretary
OF the treasury on the one side and the
| representatives Of the gold syndicate
and the presidents fsrmer law partner
Ou the other. The administration
practically made a gift Of 5000, 900
TO the bond syndicate aud its specula-
tive allies.
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
The Discovery Saved His Life,

g. Ar. G.Caiiouette, druggist. Beavers
Vile. H., says: "ro DR.. Kiag's New
Discovery owe my life. Was taKen with
Ii Grippe and tried aii the physicians for
mtles about, but Of no avail. aud was
given up and told could not live. Hav-
ing DR.. Kine's New Discovery In my
store, sent for bottle and began Its use.
From the first dose began to get better,
and after usine three bottles was up and
about again. 1t II worth its weight In
gold. We won't keep store OF house
without it." Oct q free trial at Tevis's
drug store.
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09
Cure for Headache.

As a remedy for all forms of ueadasrhs
Electric Bitters has proved to be the ary
best. 1t effects permanent cure aud t,r
must dreaded habitual sick headachse.
yield to its influence. We urge all whs,
are afflicted to procure a bottle, and "a, d
this remedy fair trial. In cases OF habit =.
nai constipation Electric Bitters cures by
giving the needed tone to the bowels, and
few cases long resist the use nf this rnedi-
cine. Try 1t at once. Large bottles only
fifty cents at Tevis's drug store. ,.
The weekly intelligencer., 1895-03-09

Train No. g daily except Sunday and Monday
evenings.
Train No. 5 daily except Saturday and Sun
day evenings.
Excursion tickets sold TO Kansas CITY 6stur-
day and Sunday mornings, good for return
round trip.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through 10
all points In the United States and Canada.
3, A, VERNlLLlON. TicketAReut.