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Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-16
AFTER A POWER HOUSE.
Oshkosh Electric Company Bids for an
OmrO Building.

Omro, Wis, March 1O.-,,[special, I
& Berlin Electric Railway company has
been delayed by mistake in their ar.
ticles of Incorporation. A. Noting of
Elgin, Nl., who recently purchased the
creameries in this vicinity, has been try
convert into a creamery, but as this
building is the one asked for by the rail
way company, for a power-house, Mr..
Leighton refuses to close the deal until
after the town has taken some action.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-16
satoLIi in chicago.

Chicago. Ill, March 11.-Cardinal sa-
TOLL arrived in Chicago this morning. lie
was met by priests Of the ltallan churGh
and went With them to their parish
house. -------
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-16
SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Madison Woman Demands $4,000 for the
Death of Her Husband.

Madison, Wis, March 12.-[Special.l-
Mrs William Doeblin, whose husband,
switch1nan. was killed in the North
Western yards here while III the perform
ance of his duty. December % last, has
instituted suit against the Chicago q
North Western Railway company for
$4,000 damages. 1t is understood the
company offered $500 in settlement.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-16
WILL STOP THE FLOW.
Should the Government Order be Carried
Out at Haukauna.

Kaukauna, Wis, March l1.-[Special.l
If the government insists on raising
the water to the crest of the Menasha
dam by the 18th Of April, the flow will
have to be stopped at once. The new
order will not affect the mills of Kau-
gency of that kind by q recent addition
of steam engines.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-16
TWO ROBBERS SENTENCED.
George Carpenter Gets Five Years from
Judge Siebecker.

Baraboo, Wis, March 11-[Special.1 !
Amos Barron charged with burglary.
was sentenced today by Judge Siebecler
penter. who has served a term of one
year there already, received a sentence
of FIVE years on the same charge.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-16
MONEY IN THE TREASURY.
Monthly Report of Funds by State Treas
urer Peterson.

Madison, Wis, March 11-[Special.l J.
The monthly report of State Treasurer
Peterson of funds in the state treasury
February %, 1896, are as follows:
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miscellaneous.

4. G.. Elliott n Co.. the well known
manufacturers and dealers in paper.
failed at Philadelphia.
Because of depression in business,
the Pennsylvania railroad decided to
stop all work on its line wherever pos
Sihle, in order to reduce expenses.
1t is said. on excellent authority that
CN-DiStrict Attorney John X. Walker
will. in . few days. institute proceed
ingS in the federal court against the
brewers combine which has existed at
Kansas City for some time past.
Among the speakers who will take
the stump for the PopuliSt ticket will
be Senator Butler and CX-Chairman
Tauh2neck. Eugene V. Debs of Terre
IiautC. Robert Schilling Of Milwaukee
and Senator Allen OF Nebraska.
The W9Ge conference of the chimney
branch of the American Flint Glass
Workers association is being held at
pittSburg. and the prospects are that
Il settlement will be made on the basis
Of last years scale. About 1000 men
arc affected.
\ wage scale TO govern the shipping
interests of the world has been drawn
up. If the ~ShipownerS fail to accept
it. SCamen say. Il strike will be de-
clared. which will be felt wherever
men trust their lives to the decks of
vessels.
g.. III. Duggan. owner of the half
rater Sophis. has admitted having
fOulcd the buoy 1T the end of the
ninth mile in the Ogdenshurg (N. y
yacht race. although unseen by the
Judges boat. Inc international cup
was given to Paul Buffers Ncsper.
Within Il mile OF the white sands of
Normandic-by-the-Sea. where q thou
sand summer visitors daily battle III
the ocean. Il gigaltiC man-eating shark
was captured. The great fish became
%cntangled in the rCtS Of some fisher
men. and be was tOwod into shallow
water and killed.
William W. Borst was appointed re-
cciver of the Denver. Lakewood q
Golden railroad by Judge Ilallett III
the United States district court ut
Denver. on application of the Farmers
Loan and Trust company of New
York. The company is in default on
the interest of S62T 600.
At New York n meeting Of promi-
ilSlt sporting luPli dlhn HldlliSefS Oh
different athletic clubs has been held.
10 form Il protective league. After con
siderable discussion it was agreed 10
name the new Organization the Ameri-
can Sporting Protective League. It's
object is to promote all kinds of pro-
fessional sport.
Maj. George A. Armes, L. s. A., re-
tired. who achieved national notoriety
last fall by delivering II threatening
letter to Gen. Schofield on the eve of
his retirement as commanding general
Of the army, came into prominence
again by being the cause OF a writ OF
sequestration issued by the district
court to secure pay Of alimony and
costs in q divorce suit
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Latest Quotations From rain and
Live stock Centers.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-FlaX-Cash y. W.,
7Sc; September, II 3-4aT2c; December,
74a14 Lie. Timothy-Cash, $40; All
gust, S2.9Oa2.91: September, S2.S5. Rye
Cash, 80 lie; August, 30 Bic; Sep
TENDER. Bic. Barley duh. Wheat
July. CSC; August. 5Sc: September, 5Sa
IS lie: December, 60 5-Sc. ~Corn-July,
% 3-4c; September, II 3-Sa24 lie; De-
cember. 2Jc: May, - 5-Sc. ~Oats-July,
1Sc; September, Il 1-Sa1Sc; October,
Use; May, 20 LIE. Pork-July, $500;
September, SG.l2 IL; October, $3.50;
January, $3.50. L~ard-July, $40; Sep
tember. S3.15: october. $3.22 L.: De
cembcr, S3.32 l.; January, SAT II.
Ribs-Iuly, S3.1J; September, S3.2Oa
30 IL; October, S3.25; January, $40.
Chicago. Aug. 1.-Ho2s-Market "a
Zoe higher then yesterdays lowest fig
ure; light. &3.Oja3.55; medium. S3a3.25;
heavy, ~S2.55a3.15, rough, S2.j5a2.T5.
Cattle-Market active and 10c higher;
beeveS. S3~.35a4.6O; COWS and hciferS,
~S1.4Oa3.SJ; Texas steers. S2.J0a3.3J;
stockers and feeders, ~S2.GJa3.T5.
Minneapolis. Aug. August closed at
81 Use: September opened at % Bic:
highest. u 3-ic; lowest. 81 1-2a54 5-Sc;
closed at a T-Sc; December opened ut
5Sc; highest. CSC: lowest, 5Ia5I 1-Sc:
closed at 81 1-4c. On track-NO. l
hard. 81 J-Sc; No. l Northern, - 5-Sc;
No. > Northern, n 7-Sc.
Milwaukee. Aug. Flour steady.
Wheat higher: No. > spring. - Bic;
No. / Northern. Gle: September, 5Sa
IS lac. Corn easy: No. 3, 26c. Oats
firm: No. > white. 20 3-4c: No. ; white.
20 1-4a21c. Barley firm; No. ,, 81 lie:
sample, 23a32c. Rye firm; No. l, 32c
Provisions firmer.
South Saint Paul, Aug. 1.-Receipts,
$50 hogs. 80 cattle, 10 calves, and -
sheep. Hogs-Market strong and ac-
tive; yards cleared early az sc adj
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Evil DOinEs.

The mine of the old Pittsburg Coal
company at Hymera, Ind, was burned
by strikers.
One Of the robbers of the stage near
Cripple Creek, Col, on July %, has
been arrested.
1t is reported that a raCe-war has
occurred about fifteen miles east Of
Jasper. Fla, in which six men were
killed and seven seriously wounded.
James Casheraga. alias George VIII
son, was hanged in the federal Jail ut
Fort Smith, Ark, for the murder Of IL
man named Thack. He protested his
innocence.
/. y. Coffee. president of the Illinois
state beard Of pharmacy, vas stabbed
and killed in Cairo by DIR. Crabtree. in
front of the latter's drug store. Crab
tree is in Jail.
George Mcconnell, grand keeper of
records and seals of the Knights of
pythias of Oregon. has disappeared.
and his accounts with the order are
about $1,000 short. 1t is said he has
zone to his former home in Canada.
Frank CGnnors and Steve Brady.
each about twenty-five years old. tried
to hold up Bartt nder James Maloney,
in Maloney Bros saloon at Kansas
City, Mo-. and Connors was shot and
perhaps fatally wounded 10y the bar
tender.
James Byers, employed at Moran.
Ind, as agent for the Vandalia Rail
road company and the Adams Express
company, killed himself. Byers was
$500 short In his accounts with the eX-
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From Foreign shores.

Sig. Bernard Mortango. formerly
governor Of the Banca Romano. is
dead in Rome. He was the central nS-
ure in the Banca Romano scandals.
Geoffrey Millais, the second son of
Sir Geoffrey Millais, is q keen sports
man. and is writing 4 book on the deer
Of India. His recent work on the big
game of Africa was well received.
Several arrests have been made at
Warsaw of persons who were found to
be connected with an impending Pol
ish revolutionary movement. The
movement is of a serious character.
A riot broke out at Zurich. arising
from the killing OF 4 Swiss by Italians.
and continued all nil Int long. All infu-
rated crowd alta ked the Italian quar-
ter and committed serious excuses.
After the arrival Of the reinforce
ments on their way from Spain to
Havana, Capt.-Gen. Weyler will as
sumo personal direction of the CAM
paign against Antonio MaceO in the
province of Pinar del Rio. The women
Imprisoned in the Jail at Las RecOjidas
are the wife Of DIR. Trujillo and the
wife of the inSurgent leader Colongo.
United States Consul Monaghan. at
ChemnitZ. regards it'as meriting note
that. while earnest efforts are being
made in the United States to reform
the consular service, a movement is on
foot i'll Germany to reform the consul
lar service in that country so as to
bring it up to the present efficiency Of
that of the United States.
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People In Print.

Nathaniel Hutchinson McKelway, a
son Of st. Clair Mckelway. editor OF
the Brooklyn Eagle, is dead OF con-
sumption.
Maj. Josiah Quincy has issued an in
vitatfOn to Lii Hung Chang to visit
Boston as its guest while on his coming
visit to this country.
Col. Calvin Fletcher Burns. presiden1
of the National Bank of st. Joseph,
Mo-, and one of the states leading
financiers, died after an illness of two
weeks.
Gen. G. r.. ColStOn, who n an Off
GER in the Confederate army, and ut
one time commanded the Stonewall
brigade, died ut the Soldiers home, in
Richmond, Va.
William Il. Noble, 2 wealthy citizen
of Washington, ID. c.. who went to
Colorado for the benefit of his health,
died in the swimming pool at Glen
wood Springs, presumably of heart
failure. His family is summering 1T
Bar Harbor. Me. ,g
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Stupidity Of Men.

Jack paid me last night tho compA,
ment | have always coveted" remarheu
Maude, c~omplacently, as she straight.
ened her necktie. HE said my clo'no9
always suited me and were chosen win
exquisite taste; that they seemed a par
of myself"
How lovely! What did you say +"
him."
Il told him il was not my fault .
they did not suit me, for | had lo,'
sisters to borrow from and that
ways worked hard enough in seieo,
iEg from their gowns something 'na
should suit both myself and the oeoa
sion. He seemed amused, thouSa'
when told him and | wished hsu" -
Men are so stupid!'"-New YORK WIZ
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comn,,v and $50 short with

press company and $50 short with
the Nandalia.
Young Hartwick of South Chicago;
ILL.,. who shot and killed rs ather alu
also shot a policeman VINO at'eh'P'eu
TO arrest him. was captured III Il ~
car ut Whiting by OFFICER Horioeck'
after Il struggle. in which the offlcers
clothes suffered consideraDly..
John Selvage. a young farmer. Siot
ana killed the thirtt ~en-.year-oiu ua"sh,
ter of David Hoffman. a FARMER. ana
then killed himself, near the niue Town
OF Alton. HAS. The murderer lcft q
letter in which he stated hat he could
live without til. child.
The grand jury at San Francisco has
presented al accusation against SUE
visors King, Scully, Benjamin Hughes.
Dunkirk. Morganstein aud wagner
asking their removal from office on the
ground thar they coxrupuy educe the
assessments Of several large corpora
items.
Several months since Jim Carey ar
rived IN Clinton. Mo-. from Iowa. ana
made his home with his uncle. w. r.
near Clinton. During the lat
ter's absence Mrs. Carey eloped with
her husbands nephew, taking her baby
along. 4 warrant has been issued. but
it is thought they have fed to Iowa.
Lucas Johnson and his wife. colored.
while on the public road near Augusta.
Ark. We're fired upon from ambush,
the woman being instantly killed ana
the man fatally wounded. Another
with whom Johnson has had
has been arrested on suspicion
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-08-06

Gems State Bank Of Co,ro,,
Mr.. A. T. Flickinger, attnrcii Bluns.s
OF the same city; Mr.. r rney.at-law
coal and wood dealer, Oman Ravens.
from the same city Mr.. q g and also
ticket agent of the c., M & 3; Carrier,
road; Mrs. j. A. Hake. 26th OF P RAN.
ton avenue: DR.. c. w. Sandhaa popple.
Howard street: Mr.. A. ]. Viarr,oieorn, 1903
ager OF the Paxton and Wang, man.
Works; Mr.. c. S. Potter, eenaanahg Iron
of the American Express comns agent
II. r. Ryner. general manaapaahy; Mr..
American District Telegranb OF the
Mr.. Edgar Allan, wholesale anuompany;
a large number of others, all ro,ar, and
the remarkable work perform ,etatins to
Parker while located in Omahs oy Mr..
BY these voluntary testimn,,
cure right here in this citv !, Of
seem as II nothing can stop tba would
OF this school, and IL the good growth
tinues. AS II seems hardly noss;t5h con.
so to do, the believers in OssaoNe not
will be startlingly increased in thoIpathy
few years. We need all the Lra next
that cienc can give lie to cone ieuge
the hosts OF diseases with which eaihst
ourselves surrounded. We see
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OF NEWS.
Items of General Interest Placed I'm
n Few Lines.


Items of General Interest Placed I'm
n Few Lines.
One of the robbers of the stage near
Cripple Creek, Colo, on July %, has
been arrested.
The mine of the old Pittsburg Coal
company at Hymera, Ind, was burned
by strikers this morning.
Nathaniel Hutchinson McKelway, a
son of st. Clair McKelway, editor Of
the Brooklyn Eagle, hs dead of con
sumption.
Mayor Josiah Quincy has issued an
invitation to Ii Hung Chang TO visit
Boston as its guest while on his com
ing visit to this country.
The explosion Of a powde. magazine
al Fuenfkirchen. Austria, resulted In
the death of five persons, the injuring
of eighty others, and the wrecking OF
the town hall.
James ~Casheraga, alias George VIII
son. was hanged in the federal Jail at
Fort Smith, Ark, to-day, for the muir
der of q man named Thack. He pro-
tested his innocence.
Col. Calvin Fletcher Burns. president
VI IN ->dtiOiiI buhh VI ~. 'cSSph,
Mo-, and one of the states leading
financiers, died last evening after an
illness of two weeks.
A reception was given Senator Du-
bois and Congressman Wilson at
Boise City. Idaho, yesterday, followed
by a ~torchlight procession and an open
air meeting in the court yard.
1t is said on excellent authority that
ex-District Attorney John X. Walker
will, in a few days, institute proceed
ings in the federal court against the
brewers combine which has existed at
kapsas City for some time past.
The Duke of Westminster. as chair
man of the Cretan distress fund. has
appointed Bickford Smith. of the An
tiquaries society. to distribute the En-
glish and American funds in Crete.
The case of Ed Perry, who was to be
hanged at Ava, Mo-, to-day for killing
three members of the Sawyer family,
early last spring. has been appealed to
the supreme court, and he hanging,
therefore, did not take place.
Ed Mckee. formerly a member Of
the Democratic national committee Of
Oregon. has called on a number of the
prominent gold Democrats throughout
the city of Portland to meet at al
early date to choose a national COM
mitteeman and delegate to the meeting
to be held in Indianapolis.
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Feminine ELECTRICITY
The Unfisttering Term 'Nsrnu,x,
Still Used.

the beginning it had been M.
ticed that there were two kinds Of c,o.
ical forces, but these were named VII,
reckless discourtesy, positive and nsa
alive. as though the second had hoo,
inferior, inactive, merely recen,;na
says Harper's Weekly. And vet tbo,'
were suggestions of the true Relation
of these two forces that should nv
have been overlooked. 1t Is recordas
that six years after the st. Petershp,,
professors fatal experiment (shon,
1850, Robert SPINNER, when pu,lin,
of his stockings In the evening 70.
marked that they gave a crackin,
noise and emitted sparks" BY varied
experiments he discovered that N,
electricity was most powerful when .
silk and worsted stocking had bee,
worn on the same leg, or, If the stock.
ings were both Of silk, then more II.
ytrting results we've obtained when
they were of different colors. Tive whito
silk stockings or two black ones gave
no electrical indications. When a black
and white stockings were withdrawn
from the same leg. and then separated,
they were SO much inflated that each
showed the entire shape OF the leg and
at a distance Of eighteen inches they
rushed 10 meet each other. Separated
by force they would again become in.
Hated. and be as ready to rush together
as before. When this experiment was
performed with two black stockings in
n hand and two white in the other,
the repulsion of those OF the same colcr
their jealousy-and the attraction 0,
those of different colors would throw
them into agitation and make them
catch each at that of its opposite color
at a greater distance" Plainly this
eighteenth century student mad to do
with masculine and feminine electric
ity and yet the unfiattering term neg.
alive as applied to the feminine, hss
persisted even to our day.
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Casualties.


The explosion Of a powder magazine
at Fuenfkirchen, Austria, resulted in
the death Of five persons, the %injuring
of eighty others and the wreckinS of
the town hall.
The yacht Avocet Of Cleveland, for
whose safety there 'w~ere'great fears.
she having been caught out in the gale.
has finally been reported safe ut Rocky
river, ten miles west Of Cleveland.
Enos n. Barge. aged twenty-one. and
R:rbara Herschey. slightly younger,
while returning from an outing in Il
buggy, were struck and instantly
killed while crossing the track of the
Pennsylvania railroad near Lancaster,
Pa.
The bark YoaIani arrived at Homo
lulu on July IL, 154 days from New
York. The vessel ran into a hurricane
April 81, losing sails and rigging. The
shin Tillie T.. Starbuck sailed for New
York with Il cargo of sugar valued at
5000 coo.
While Levi SancOmb and Nellie
Eushy. aged respectively eighteen and
sixteen. OF ~Chateaugay. y. Y, were re
turning to that village they were
struck by an engine on the Central
Vermont railroad as they attempted to
cross the track. SancOmb and Miss
/ PuShy and the horse they were driving
were instantly killed.
Two French fishing crews report that
the schooner Anna Marie. with twenty
one men. sunk in Il collision with the
schooner Pacitique and that the
schooner Tcdel, with fifteen men,
foundered. The French crews landed
at st. Johns, \. T., having been picked
up adrift in dories.
Andrew Mansfield. for many years a
reSid ut Of Chicago, who arrived at
st. Joseph, No. Il few days ago 10 take
charge of the city electric light plant,
suffered an accident which will cost
him the sight of both eyes. if not his
life. BY mistake he opened the door of
Il gas generator.
The five-year-old son of VIII Morlan
fell into a we'll sixteen inches i'll di-
ametcr and eighty feet deep AT Jcffcr-
son, Iowa. He managed to catch hold
Of Il sharp rock just above the water,
fifty feet from the surface Of the earth,
and hung there. \ nan tried to go
down, but was unable TO force his way
through, so small an opening. Finally
a twelvc-ycar-Old boy squeezed down
and rescued the little fellow. The res
cucr. however, had his shoulders terri
bly, lacerated.
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Spiders That Catch Birds.

w. j. Rainbow. an Australian n8tur-
aiist, gives a description of the large
bird-entrapping spiders of his county.
Representatives of this genus abound
in tropical and subtropical regions.
Their webs are composed of two kinds
Of silk-one yellow, exceedingly yiscil
and elastic; the other white, dry and
somewhat brittle. The latter is used
Tor the framework of the web, the guys
and radii, and the former for the ccE-
centric rings. These snarcs are ct
varied heights, sometimes within reach,
again ten to twelve feet from The
ground, but always in a position eZ"
posed to the rays Of the sun. The diam
eter is also variable, from three fec:
upward. One seen by Giraffe in the FIJI!
Islands constructs a web thirty feet ii
diameter. These snarCs are strcns
enough TO entrap small birds. In me
authors opinion the web is not set FOR
such game, and the spider does not feed
on her ornithological victim. In tns
case where she has been observed Win
her fangs in the body of the ensnared
bird, it is probable that it is for the
purpose Of fastening the death of the
bird in order to prevent its injuring the
web in its struggles to escape. Spiders
or the genus Nephila are easily tanned
Although exceedingly voracious. they
can exist for many days without iooo
or water.-San Francisco Chronicle
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'attle-Quiet but steady. Sales:
Veterans

New York. Aug. LIN answer to a
call sent out Ivy Col. l.. Edwin Dudley,
formerly secretary of the Veterans
National committee, a secret meeting
was held to-day ar the Murray Hill
hotel and n n organization formed of
Union veterans for Gctive work in the
pending campaign on behalf of Major
Mckinley aud Mr.. Hobart.
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PITH OF THE NEWS.
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN \
CONDENSED FORM.

A General Resume Of Il Most im-
all Parts OF the Globe, Boiled
Down and Arranged I'm Com
venicnt Form for Rapid Fer
usal by busy People.
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Visited Gladstone.

London, Aug. lone hundred men,
bers of the Manufc cturers' Club of
Philadelphia paid a visit by appoint
ment to Mr.. Gladstone at Hawarden
to-day.
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Warrington Talk.

The state department has recently
been giving much attention to the CON
duct Of the United States consuls. n
in consequence it has been found nee
essary to call for designations in the
case Of q few Of these officers.
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Awhile Vain.

Jayson-Duzzey is an awful vain :
low, isn't he? Jubely-What gave 1 pa
that idea? Jayson~T noticed nc
he cart take a drink Without io
in the glass.-Roxbury Gazette
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Artist? Why, he's a mere new"
wood and drawer or water. ara
He isn't even thai, His mar'
execrable."-Detroit Tribune.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-07-08

MORRIS, MINI.

MANY Of whom are subscribers to that
sheet. Gov Clough received 872
votes out of LAG, which is almost un-
precedented in the history Of the state
especially where there has been so
many worthy men in the field. The
Journal, the committee of 100 and
the Washburn ring made one of the
hardest fights against the governor,
employed all dishonorsble means and
resorted to all sorts of tactics, but in
spite of all that the governor carried
his own county by handsome major
ity, which goes to prove that the
Washburn ring is dead in its own
town and aristocracy is denounced by
the voters of Hennepin county as we'll
as the state. The governor, though