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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
y Aguadilla, Mayo ID t.
DEMOCRACIA- Ponce.


DEMOCRACIA- Ponce.
Pr1funds pena sabe Aguadilla fallecimien-
to Morel CAmpos.
E dulcisimo iaspirado criollo, conmoyedor
do nuestra alma regional, iva no existel Wis
tamos de luto.
NLGea le olyiiemOs - Director CriOLlO.
MANIFESTACEONES
la asociaci6n dc Dependencies, otros
centres dc caracter popular, isarou oyer sas
baniyrsa media asta.
Di,has oeia5ada5 So disponen concurrir
Ell cueEpo los funerales, Ilevando coronas y
tdbutoa para el f6cetro para Ia tumba del
aFtista
El Ponce Sc eatan agotapdo las )res de
to3os los jardiEe5, por In ansiJsa dcmauds
con quelas soGeitsu los que desean consagrsr
& C-uPos IL titimo racuerdo.
LA COLEOTA
Nusstro amigo don Manuel Gomez envia
cJs0tyO dur0S para la eolecta que debi6 desti-
uarso el viajs de Campos que, seg6D
peuerdo do los donsntes, 50 destiua1a a ad-
qlirr una pequeflA fnca para los hu6rf incs
dol maestro.
Asi, pues, continue Ia colecta en- los pue-
bios en- que se iuiciara, en- los demss que
deseeU asociarse e5a obrs buera flantro-
plea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

! rRecibe los fludoa don Francisco Barnes q
en- su establcciTnieDto In H0rtencia
La DEMooRAoxA seguirG publiosndo las lis
tss de suscripcioHN>
AN>O OHE
Anoche la casa mortaoria Sc vic invadida
por una muchednmbre en- que fguraban to
dss las gsraTqufas sociales
CamPoI deseausaba afl en- el lecho de
muerte.
II 4bfa va a)gnuas coropas.
En- todos los semblantes Sc reh4jaba ell pro-
fundo dpelo que Ponce siente por su malo
grado srtista.
EMBALSAMAMIgNTO \
Hoy, d las diez de Ia mafana, empez6 el
embalssIaamiento del oadAver.
Trabsisron en- 81 los doctores Coronas, To
rEes y Vidal, ell doctor VilIarouga, que re-
eresentasa ia la subdelega1 axiom de Medicina.
Ls operaci6n quedar4 terminsda esta tar
de prirl9ra hors.
Ell ENTIERRO
Sc levara caho mafiana, jueyes, a las
cuatro media de la tarde
Invitan los hijoe y hermanCs del maestro,
las sociedades los grenios y la prenss pc
ri6dica.
La oapilla ardiente Sc levantara en- ell sa-
Ion de esgrima dc Ia Asociaci6n de Deepen.
dI ptes.
Ali SO depostaran los restos de Morel
Csmpos, maf1ana primera hors, y quedaran
expuestos al pdblico todo Ell dfa
La copcurrencia estar& la altura del ho-
nenaje que esta ciudad desea tributar al
compositor inspirado, que tantas simpatfas
goz6 entire sus compatriotas.
MAS TELEGRAMAS
Sc han reeibido do varias poblaciones, CO
mo Utuado, COamo, Maysgi9z, Hamaoao,
Ysuco, Csgu8s, etc.
No podemos de rles cahida por su mucha
extension por la sbuudancia de materia
les en- Duestras ediciones.
LOS ALBANILES
Ampliando una noticia que dimes ayer,
deoimos que Ell gIemio de albaniles de esta
ciudad eata dispuesto no solo hacsr gratui-
tamente la obra de albanileria que demande
la seputura del malogrado Campos, sino que
esta dispuesto dicho gremio sufragar los
gastCs de materiales psra dicha obra.
PlausipleAes por toGo extrsmo la actitud
del honrAdo gremio de albef1iles, LA DE
MOORACtA les brinda sus placemes.
OFREOIMIENTO GENEROSO
En- ests momento acabamos de recibir Ia
sfguiente carta que pone de manifesto los
geuerosos sentimientos del autor, las gran
ded simpatfas de que gozaba Campos entire
todss lss classes sociales
Ponce, Mayo 13 de / 500
Sefior don Luis NJ Rivera
Presente.
Siendo mis- msyores deseos coptribuir q
dsr mayor realce la memoria del que fac
suestro amigo Ell insigne artista Morel Cam
pcs "a e. p. d. me ofcezco grabar la losa
del nlch0 derinfortunado amigo.
Mis- pCbres recursos SOLO me permiten de
dicar 81 amigo inovidabIe este recuerdo.
Sin NADIA mas queds su alto. 5. s. q b. 3. N.
-ESteb0n FefeS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
MayAguez 8 de Mayo de 1896
Safinr don Lniz MnfInz Rivera

May sefior mfo Al remitir 6 usted mi
anterior que debe obrar en- su poder, no me
6j6 bien en- la gacetilla de La Li6ertad
Matos indirecta mente ha qnerido ponern1e
EN- eyideneia con el p10lico, dando enten-
der que en una carta 20 le decfs mi artfculo
Los Pjgmeos", que Ell tiene 81 csrtera. ere
para La DEMoCR 4oIA. etc COMO Yo
NO HE EsCRITO TAI oosA IL suplico me publ
que la siguiente carta
De listed s S. y amigo ..-a-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
Ultima hOra

va en- prs nsa este n1naro women a CONT
nicarnos que ell mbalsamamiaato del cada-
YER de Morel Oampos no puede tener Ing r
por cu|pa de la rotura de uo aparato indis-
pensable.
So adelanta, pues, la fecha de su entie-
rro, que probablemente se estara Verif2ando
al circular las presantes lineas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
Del mismo colega.

layer embarcaron en- la goleta "Concep
ci6n", con rumbo Venezuela, nuestros
amigos don Jovino de la Tore y don Gui-
llermo ATLAS Garcia.
Van en- busca de IN bienestar que 70 en-
cuentran en- ell terruf1o nativo.
La suerte les sea propicia."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
AguadiIIa, Mayo Il 5 80 t.
Domingo Cruz Ponce.

Domingo Cruz -Ponce.
Md,i9o5 Aguadilla Lequerica, Figueroa,
BllluqQet, Rogue, Carvana, Wives, Acosta,
FEpo CaryaUd, Nenadich, Ruiz, Duc6s, Ra-
m6a Telesforo Varela, b 1canegra, Morales,
Disz, Martinez, Osraso, b BJcsnegra, Sapia,
S.hulzo Alvarez, Way, Pefa Resto Ramos,
Boglo, lameutamos muerte del inolyidable
companero Csmpos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
De Ia Correspondenct0:

"Hoy-1l de Msyo-hemos psgsdo ell SO
por 100 de prima en- libraDzas sobre Nueva
York en- moneda provincial, que equiysle al
so, 45 por ciento en- mejicauos No queda
duda de que los bene eicios del dichoso canje
son e7aorneS !"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
NOtiCiaS
generates

Con Ia carta de don Guillermo Atiles
Fray Concerto one dimos antesyer, sin
ningtn, ,comentario, venfa esta otra carta,
que es Indispensable publican hoy:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

Don Pedro Camacho, agente en- MayagGe2
de Ia compsffa de zarz1ela de los sedores
Lloret y Pastor, ha alberto ca dicha .ciudsd
IN abono por doce funciones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
JUAN CAMPos
LA ENFERMEDAD

Ho aquf un respectable irforme flcultati-
yo que obtenemos sobre los dltimos dias de
Campos
"Sufda do ataques fAlsos de Gng0r pee
toris, con un aura dolorosa en- el est6msgo.
Darante los littimos dfas su estado era an
giloso. Termino este por un verdadero
atsqus do angina dc pecho, que le oondujo
s. uu ia fatal
L los ataques reyistsn una gravedad ex
tccma, la principal lesion que los produce
reside en- Ia arteria coronaria del corazon,
que rierda su elssticidad, llegaudo g un
gcau sndurecmisnto eli sus paredes, mar
CanGgse pOr accesos de dolor nuy clracte-
rsticos, eutre los que fguran Ia angus ia
Ia OPPRESSION oardisce, de donde viene el
nompre dc angor pec5Orts, que Ia recibido
Ia erf5rmedadn -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

/ N0SOCrOS no nos Oeupano3 de ESQ.
Sc halla graYemente epfsrmo en- Barran
quitas Ia muy spreciable sef1ora dofla Dela
na Sanchez de WewAl esposs del farmacea
tico de aquel pueblo, 6 hija do nuestro que
ridfsimo amigo don Luis Pho Sanchez, de 90,
merfo.
H}cemos voto5 por que ell cielo devuelva
la salud Ia enferma, para regocijo de todos
cuaDtos la estimamos con verdsdero afectO
La vecina de Ia calle de lG SAlud Eusebia
VIC pasar esta mafiaDa por frents 4 su casa
M muchacho con una Silla, y suponiendo
que e9ta fuese rcbada le detuvo irgiendo
que deseaba comprarsela.
Csy6 el muchacho en- el lazo, la E1sebia le
smenaz6 con los gusrdias y sQuel empren
di6 Ia fuga abandonaDdo dicha silla, que Sc
halla depositada en- estas ofciDas & disposi
cion dc 81 dueho.
Aver en- carta an6nima -alguna Yez han
de ser mobiles 6 hidalgos los pspeles sin fir
ma hemos recibido UN PESO sETENTIDos
centavoS para la suscricien Izcoa.
La certa tiene letra de mujer.
Los Valores censisten en- sellos de correos,
de diversos tipos.
Rscortamos de Eg Cuzebrtnas, de San Sc,
bastian:
In epidemia variolosa Sc estA propagan-
do nusvamepte en- este pueblo. va hay bas-
taptes stscsdoS. para mas desgracia en las
callea ptincipsles.
Naturalmeate, 81. 80"
Pedro Cosme (s) Corozal resedente en- ell
barrio de Ia Cantsra, Sc ha acercado esta
re edacoi6n suplicando que anunciemos en- es-
~ haT los Ia 1o
isla, que hace once dias ha desaparecido su
hijo Julio de oDee afiOs de edad, ell cual es
taha alqniiado en- casa de don r. Cordovar,
habiendo sido infructuosas hasta la fecha
cuantas pesqOisa4 Sc han PRACTICABLE para
averiguar su paradero. FL muchacho viate
de pantal6n corto de drill oscuro y gabAn de
nbanciila bianco.
Su padre reside en- la calle Nueva n1maro
Is y agradecera cualquier noticia del pa
radero de su hijo.
En- el barrio de la Carolina denominado
Trujillo bajo ardi6 hsce POGO una casa. per
tepeciente al vecino don Mariano Hesnandez
Oreese que el fuego ha sido intentional,
Con este motive se halla preso Ell indivi
duo Angel Ruiz quien SO eonsidera como
autor defsiuiestro
FL salon de bArberfa, La Elegancia, 81
tu2do frente Ia plaza de las Delicias Sc re-
comienda con solo hacerle una vista. Su
nuevo duefo despu6s de hacer varias refor
mas en- 81 10 ha surtido de parfamerfas, al
gusto de todos. 1-13 alt
Laemos en- FL Imparciag de MsyagGez:
''Apteayer dos j0venes aficionados a las
letras quisieron, por leves diferencias, tener
una cort6s entrevista en- ell campo del honor.
FL lance no lego verifearse porque no
hubo scuerdo en- la question de armas."
Mas yale asf.
Del mismo colega.
layer embarcaron en- la goleta "Concep
| ci6n', con rumbo Venezuela, nuestros
amigos don Jovino de la Tore don Gui-
lleTrnO ATLAS Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
GUILLERAo ATILEs GARCIA

lVayan ustedes avsriguar ahora la ver
dad de estos chismeel
/ Nosotros no nos ocupamos de ESQ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13
TELEGRAMAS

Ayor SO recibieron los que copiamos:
Agaadilla, Mayo IL 5 % t.
Domingo Cruz Ponce.
SeGoritas artssanas afcionadas mdsica
Agdadilla: Sanabria, Acosta, Mestre, Leon,
BJcanegra, lamentamos muerte inolvidable
CampOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

Laemos en- III Impartial. de MsyagGez:
''Anteayer dos j6venes afcionados a las
letras quisieron, por leves diferencias, tener
una cort6s entreVista en- el campo del honor.
FL lance no lego verifcarse porque no
hubo scuerdo en- la question de armas"
Mas yale asf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

Hsblase nuevamente de que entire ell Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

AVTSo
SUB STA p g BLIC A

Habiendo acordado el concejo de familia
de los memories Hoff nan, la yanta en- p1blica
subasta de los bienes pertenecientes dicha
succession, copsistente valorados como sigue:
NlimeIo 10 Fincas urbanas, 81
tuadas en- ell cemiuo de la Playa.
Tasadss en- s 100000
N6mero % 2o-Maquinaria para
hielo 500. 90
Ntmero 80 -Rapuesto de la ma
quinaria y una turbipa de 8 caba-
los 900 90
Ndmerc 40 -Un torno, maqui-
maria de cepillar pasar con otras
herramientas y diferentes obje
tos laos 80
NIimero 50-Muebles . 429 80
Total. $12 53s 90
Sc hace saber por medic del presente anun-
clio, que dicho acto tendra lugar ell dfa 13 de
JUNO las dos de 10 tarde en- la fAbrica de
hielo perteneciente dicha sacesi6n, sta en-
la carretera que conduce de esta Ciudad 8 gu
Playa; entendi6ndose que no Sc admitirau
proposiciones que no cubran las dos terceras
parties de la tasaei6u; que las proposiciones
deberan dirigirsa al sefor Consul Frances
presidente de dicho conseio, que la docu-
mentaci6n demas pormenores Sc hsllan de
manifesto en- la expresada fabrica de hielo.
Pence, II de Mayo de 1896. Ell tutor. .M-
comedies FsrnGndes. IA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

nor C6novas dol Castillo 81 General Wsy-
Ter existen ciertes rozamientos que proba-
blemeats traeran como couseeueneia. en-
plazo no leieno. la dimisi6n del referido
caudillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

El salon de bArberia, La EiegGncia, 81
tuado frente Ia plaza de las Delicias Sc re-
comienda con solo hacerle una vista. Su
nuevo duef1o despu6s de hacer varias refor
mas en- 81 10 ha surtido de psrfamerfas, al
gusto de todos. 1-13 alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

A todas Las personals que 10 desesban sc
avisa que ACADIA de llegar q la casa De Piza
Hermanos Atocha 2, ell complete surtido de
calzado que Sc esperaba. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

En- el barrio de Ia Carolina Genominado
Trujillo bajo ardi6 hsce POGO una casa. per
teneciente al vecino don Mariana HesnAndez
Oreese que el fuego ha sido intentional,
Con este motive SO halla preso ell indivi
duo Angel Ruiz a quien SO considera como
autor der siuiestrO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

Dentro de POGO empezara & funcionar {
hermcso taeho al vacfo que han montado 9
su ipgenio Plazuela, Barceleneta, los senore
Balseiro y Giorgetti.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

REB sJA De PRECIOS. SIS svisa 81 pd-
blico eu general Qae Ia acreditada Empress
de carros t.Ei Brouee", conduce & 10 cents
vos carretsda de la Playa la Ciudad so
de la Estsci6n del Ferrocarril la misma.
M ay3 13 d. 1895 mi v. p. 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-13

En- 81 Bsjucal-Habana-la columna del
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SAG to 206, Daniel w. Lawler, Frank
w. M. Cutcheon and J. J. McCafferty
were deprived of their seats as dele
gates and expelled from the conven-
ton.
The trio named rose up and walked
out as soon as the vote was an
nounced. Several other Ramsey coun-
ty delegates went out with them, tenn
porarily at least, declaring resentment
against gag law. But before this quit
ting point was reached there had been
moments of intense excitement, when
it seemed as If the Ramsey county del
egates would actually come to blows.
All of the trouble arose out of an
amendment offered to the report of the
committee on credentials. In the COM
mittee itself there had been a hot con-
test over the seating with the Ramsey
delegates of the three gentlemen men,
toned; but on the final vote the dele
cation as elected won by a vote Of
eight to seven. The report of the COM
mittee was therefore presented to the
convention as unanimous AS the sec
retary started to read it motion was
made to adopt the report without
reading.
c. d'Autremont, Of Duluth, strenu-
ously objected, and declared the con-
vention wanted to know the names of
all the men who were to sit in the con-
vention. This view prevailed, and the
reading clerk struggled through the
long list until the Ramsey county
names had been read. The object of
the radical free silver men had been
accomplished, and motion to dis
pense with the reading of the balance
of the list was quickly adopted. A mo-
ton to approve the report was shot in
and the chair was about to put the
question when c. F. Bowditch. of
Wabasha. called a halt He said. while
it was true that it had been agreed
that no minority report should be pre-
sented, under the existing circum-
stances he felt called on to state that
the report had been agreed on by the
close vote Of eight to seven. Then he
went on to read the minority report
printed in the proceedings, and in eff
feet moved that Messrs. Lawler.
Cutcheon and McCafferty be
EXPELLED FROM CONVENTION.
Judge D. A. ]. Baker. of Ramsey.
venerable, but full of fight. rose up
to protest against the proposal to de-
prive Ramsey county of the right to
pass on its own delegates. He said:
''I deny the power of this convention
to take from US the right We can
take care of those delegates. We want
all the strength and power we have
FOR the state ticket and you have no
right to take from Ramsey county
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On all sides they were encouraged or
taunted, as the delegates felt; but a
dozen Ramsey county silver men ac-
companied them to the door, to as
sure them that it was not at all a
personal matter.
After this spell Of wild excitement,
the convention worked without friction.
The results in candidates are given at
the beginning Of this article.
CONVENTION IN DETAIL.
While the convention was stormy
one, and at times beyond control, all
preliminary arrangements had been
well made. Sergeant-at-arms Bres-
lauer had the seats for delegates so
well arranged that as the different del
egations entered they had no trouble
whatever in finding where they were
to be at during the sessions of the con-
vention.
Ramsey county's delegation created
the first hurrah Of the morning as
they marched in with Seibert's band
at their head. Immediately behind the
band came big banner bearing the
declaration, Ramsey County Gets on
the Band Wagon for Bryan and Sew
ALL" When the banner was placed at
mitteeman Lawler took a seat right be-
hind it, between John Hearn and O.
H. O'Neill.
To the right Of Ramsey sat Henne-
pin, 112 strong, with Watson's First
Regiment band to soothe their savage
feelings. In front Of the delegation was
planted the blue standard that marked
Minnesota's position in the national
convention. This standard it was that
W. III. Donahue seized and carried in
the procession Of the standards that
followed Bryan's nomination. Yester-
day it was surmounted by a noble-look-
ing eagle, with claws clasping an Am
erican flag. Before the convention was
called to order this guidon of victory
was given a place of honor on the
stage, near the chairman's desk. Later
an American flag was entWined about
it.
Chairman McDermott, OF the state
central committee, in calling the con-
vention to order, said he considered 1t
the freest convention ever held in Min
nsota. It had gathered, he said, to
name the next governor Of Minnesota
'.to formally name him, because the
people have already named him in their
homes This unmistakable allusion to
John Lind was greeted with loud ap-
plause. CHEERING also greeted eulogy
of the Chicago convention, its platform
and candidate
Mr. McDermott's speech was short,
and when he had finished Thos. ID.
O'Brien nominated Hon. E. T.
CHAMPLIN FOR CHAIRMAN.
In doing so, Mr.. O'Brien alluded to
the action Of the last state convention
in defeating Mr.. ChampIin, and the
feeling of the convention was mani
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BULLETIN OF
TIE ST. PRUL GLOBE.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. s.
Weather for Today
Local Thunder Storms.

PAGE 1.
Hot Times in Democratic Convention
Lind Nominated.
Sound Money Men Thrown out.
Senator Davis Talks Sound Money.
PAGE z.
Market Hall Meeting.
Street Railway Loop to Broadway.
Doings of the City Council.
PAGE 3.
News of minneapolis.
Weekly Crop Reports.
Affairs of the Northwest.
PAGE 4.
Editorial.
Jones Denies a Reported Interview.
Six Candidates in BadgerdOm.
PAGE s.
Apostles Drop One More.
MilIers Drop Two 20 Gold Bugs.
HOosiers Defeat Brewers.
Results in the National.
PAGE 6.
Minnesota Transfers Annual.
News of the Railways.
Bar silver 6S 5-Sc.
Cash Wheat in Chicago 5Sc.
Scramble to Sell Stocks.
PAGE z.
Globes Popular Wants.
PAGE 8.
B. of p. w. Goes on Working.
Grain Inspectors Quit West Superior
Extravaganza In State Institutions.
this kind of weather.
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the pleaders were Davy Johnson, Phil
Winston and M w. Glenn, Of Henne-
pin; VIM. O'Neill, of Murray, and
Others Changing Of votes to mo" be-
gan to come SO fast that-it appeared
for a moment as If the amendment
might be beaten after all. But there
was sudden stop. Then the final re-
suit was proclaimed ayes, 206 noes.
AS soon as this was announced Lawler,
Cutcheon and McCafferty went down
the center aisle and out very quietly.
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to the chair, A. D. Smith, of Hennepin,

to the chair, A. D. Smith, of Hennepin
got off this:
.'Mr.. Cutcheon left that platform
with defiance. If I am right. Mr.
Cutcheon said that we will meet Won
at Phillippi.' There is but one thing
for this convention to do, and that is
to throw Mr.. Cutcheon OUT
Geraghty was still clamoring for his
right to be heard, but Champlin side
tracked him while some one called for
the previous question. 1t was railroad
ed, and the Ramsey county delegate
was fighting mad, but finally he cooled
off and went to his seat
WILD CONFUSION.
Amid the widest confusion a roll
call was then ordered on the motion to
adopt the amendment. Cheers from one
side or the other greeted the announce
nent of the vote Of each county.
When Murray was reached William
O'Neill, who was the sole del
egats to show up. entered
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FREE SILVER DEMOCRATS OF MIN
NEsOTA NOMINATE HIM FOR
GOVERNOR
WAS A WILDLY EXCITING TIME
UNTIL THE RADICAL WING HAD
MADE AND WON A
ON THREE RAMSEY DELEGATES.
ID. w. LAWLER. #. w. Nj. CUTCHEON
AND j. j. MCAFFERTY DE-
MED THEIR SEATS.
CONFUSION LASTED FOR HOURS
LED BY AN IRREPREssIBLE MAN
FROM ST. LOUIS COUNTY
NAMED D'AUTREMONT.
WHEN THE STORM CLEARED
j. J. HINRICHs WAS NOMINATED
FOR STATE SECRETARY AND
a. M'KINNON TREASURER
Who Will Name Candidates for
Lieutenant Governor and At
torney General.
Who Will Name Candidates for
Lieutenant Governor and At
torney General.
STATE TICKET.

GovernOr-JOhn Lind, of Brown.
Lieutenant GovernOr-Left Vacant.
Secretary of State-Ju1ius j. Hin
richs, Oft Hennepin.
State Treasurer-Alexand McKin-
non, of Polk.
Attorney GeneraI-Left Vacant.
Presidential EIectors-JOhn Day
Smith, of Hennepin, Harlow H.
BOnniweII, of Mcleod, G. d'Autre-
mont Jr., of st. Louis. Wilson
Borst, of Cottonwood, John I'll.
Ives, of Ramsey.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

George Fred Williams claims he is
the logical Democratic candidate for
governor of the old Bay state The
Democrats of Massachusetts, will raise
no objection. They want to see how
hard it will snow In November.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

1t Is whispered sub rosa that in the
matter of coming events, that sched-
uled for Nov. is not the most inter-
esting to either President Cleveland
or ex-President Harrison
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

Times abroad must be getting hard
when the Prince of Monaco has to add
to the attractions of Monte Carlo by
fishing up a monstrosity in the guise
of a sea serpent
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

Undoubtedly the most dramatic state
convention ever participated in by the
Democrats of Minnesota was that held
yesterday in Minneapolis. And the
most dramatic scene ever witnessed in
a state convention Of any party
reached its climax when, by vote Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

Hon. Potato Pingree, who is running
for governor Of Michigan on a silver
platform, is warned that P. Wat Har-
din, of Kentucky. once ran on plat
form of his own, when his party was
running on another. 2. Wat Hardin
was not elected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

Eastern newspapers are complaining
because there is an ''I' lacking in the
word tranquility on the new silver
certificates. That is only a starter.
Silver coinage would knock out still
more tranquility should it ever pre-
vail.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

In his paper, the Peoples party
paper, Tom Watson said. the week OF
the Populist convention: Under nc
circumstances will I accept the nomi-
nation for either place upon the ma
tional ticket of our party" Then he
accepted the nomination for vice presi-
Dent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

A Chicago firm is giving so cents
worth of meat and a Mexican dollar in
exchange for an American dollar.
What more can the most rabid adyo-
cate of cheap money want?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

Bryan has taken no steps yet to Sc
cure an injunction against Populists
putting his name at the head of their
ticket.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.

SYDNEY. N. S. W.-Arrived: Miowera.
Vancouver.
NEW YORK-Arrived: Mobile, London.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived: Waesland, Phila-
delphia.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-05

If Mr.. Bryan carries out his intention
of using a number Of new metaphors
in his New York address, people will
suspect that his knowledge of statis-
tics is confined to figures of speech.