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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-16

Minnesota Populists are getting their candi-
date timber from the refuse thrown out on
the Republican chip pile; and the Democrats
are getting NO pie.-Fargo Argus.
A convention which would nominate John
Lind for governor and John Day Smith for
presidential elector shouldn't be criticized
too harshly for firing LAWYER. The latter In
a Observation-Disclosures Union.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-16

Sunday DULY, One Year ---- $3.50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-16

Daily Only. per Month ---- 40
Daily Only, Six Months ---- $2.25
Daily Only, One Year ---- $500
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-16

TEMPERATURES.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-16
$ all letters and kilograms to

Weekly, One Year--------s $500
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-16

Democrats who expect to vote for the Pop
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
"NO CURE FOR IT."

Doctors Of all schools kinds and degrees
are "a unit for once; they all agree mat
there never has been medicine used m
general practice. or known TO the medical
profession. competent to cure asthma.
They say there is no cure for Il. This hon-
est admission goes to show that the mcdi-
cal profession is away behind tho age. and
is not willing to learn or take advantage
OF a medicine that is competent to cure
asthma.
THE RED CROSS CONSTITUTIONAL
MEDICINE will cure asthma at any stage.
one tcaspoopfu OF this medicine viii re-
lieve the most aggravated ease Of asthma
Immediately. No necessity OF sitting up
nights. losing your rest or inhaling the
poisonous smoke of burned weeds any
longer. This medicine takes all the mucus,
slime ana diseased sediment from the
lungs, bronchial tubes and stomach. en-
tirely removing the cause Of asthma. It
not only cures the asthma. but also reEu-
lates the whole system at the same time.
When you Eet cured OF asthma hy this
medicine, you are well IN every particular.
II acts on every part ana organ OF the
body, putting them an in proper condition.
can and take one dose Of this medicine IL
you are suffering from asthma. and sat-
lsfy yourself as to its competency to cure
It. Call or address.
Red Cross Constitutional Medicine Co,
423 q. 18th ST., Kansas city, Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
TESTED THEM.
had Bir' Found Congregation In
sincere.

From the Washington star.
Had Iillit Was a Wtii known character
IN the West, and there are many stories
told OF his exploits, but one OF the best has
never been printed, ana Was related 10 "A
star reporter by a man Who was present
when IL occurred.
Great Bend. kas.. now one Of the hest
towns IN the state, was at one time about
the worst. This was hen II was "A railroad
terminus before Dodge city was estab-
hsEed.
a travelling evangelist went 10 Great
Bend and trIci to start a revival. There
were few Christians in town, and these
OF The gurCgencfRte present being bad
bll, Who took a front scat, Every one
feared trouble when he walked into the
church, but ne sat quietly during the ca
hoTtation. The evangelist requested all V ho
wanted 10 20 10 heaven 10 stand up, and
every person present except BIZ arose.
When they were seated again Bill got Up,
and, drawing two pistols, said:
You all say you want 10 20 10 heaven.
Now anything can do 70 help this game
along and give pleasure 10 the players m
In for You all want 10 go 10 heaven. and
III give you as good a chance as you'll
ever have. The first man that gets up III
give him a ticket clean through, without
any stOpONCrS.
The evangelist crawled under a seat. and
the members Of the congregation lad on
well" said Bin. II see you wasn't in
this meetin' adjourned" one by one ne
shot out the lights, and by morning thS
evangelist was on his way 70 Hutchinson,
y hile the members OF the cougregati ior
kept quiet and made no further atteuDts
at holding q revival
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

We have just issued ln book form the
ga-y a4tlrutl. AMI reliable history of Grip
mining aurl4 Int book contains uumer-
o-- fun page Illustrations ot gold mines
tr-- - lf.. Win the sole Object pf intro
cugius our bI- s-tage 56-columu illustrated
Wrr klt paper -tabilshed lsiQJ We Wiu send
cul3 of tne above interesting book free
70 all Who send us Pc (stamps or silver
for q 9 months G3 weeks trial supscrip-
tion 10 OR big weekly, which contains the
attest INNING IsNs and iilu5tIatons q
dress Illustrated wsekl-- Denver. Col
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

John Sebastian, general passenger agent,
and W. O. Purdy, second vice president
of the Chicago. Rock Island X Pacific
railway, We're in the city yesterday.
The members Of the Railway Mutual As
socidtiou held an executive meeting at the
Coates House club room last evening. The
association has for its president Mr.. T.. ;.
JcNett. OF the Missouri Pacific line.
". e. Garycy, city passenger agent OF
the santa Fc AZ Topeka, accidentally took
an overdose of autikamni on Thursday
mprniuE Just after arising from his bod.
iIo 40 once fell 90 the floor unconscious.
AMI later was found in this condition by
his wife. He Is sGll a very sick man,
though the physicians r. gard him as out
OF lduIrr.
William l.athrop. passenger brakeman
on the Southern Kansas, was fatally in
iured between Lawrence and Ninland on
Thursday morning. lie was standing on
IN" car steps and leaning backward and
outward, when ho was struck by a post
and hurled from the train. His skull was
tra rturHI and one eye knocked out. to-
gsJhtr with terrible decoration OF his
funv Iir Nas taken To the santa Fe hos
pItal iu Lawrence.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
CHARLES MERRITT ACQUITTED.
Not Guilty of the Murder Of Milton Can
non, sear Independence, kss.

Tho ury I'm az. case against Charles Afrr-
mt. VINO Was charged with the murder Of
Mllt9n cannon, gn July 4 lssS Tcllrinci %
EryrI that Merritt would he convicted, bur
toward the close of the trail the defense
brought u some evidence that contradict
~ iu several instances the testimony Df
Charles EaukIU- ana George Stevens. who
were the principal witnesses for the state.
George Stevens. W ho was convicted Gf tho
same murder twp weeks ago, was this aft
erUU1u .utsnr'l % hang, which in Kansas
means III, imprisonment.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
EXCURSIONS TO roKr ARTHUR.
The southern Terminus of the Kansas City
rittsburg a Gulf Railroad.

on April :. 2i and May ;. excursions will
be run by the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas
railway from Kansas City and other points
on the line. Purchase tickets via the Mis-
souri,. Kansas q Texas and Southern Pa
cinc railways to Beaumont. Tex. and re-
turn via Houston one fare plus s. for the
round trip. time limited to twenty days.
sabine and several other buildings.
The Kansas city. PittsburE & Gulf
roundhouse and other improvements Will
BE- commenced soon. For further informa-
ton call on or address Mr.. +. G. Hender-
son. general manager Port Arthur Town
site Company, Port Arthur Land Conn
pany g0i West Seventh street. Kansas
CITY Mo. or Mr.. g. II. Figley, local man
agcr, beaumont Tex.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

F. n Tapl ~ -ll South seventh street
Kau-.a t.-E k5 started % Visit a ifitt4
IN tlI TIs.-t astaue, fhls fity, yrsteraaF
rsaHIHa. As Ha Was passing al1as Tra1sL
avenue uatHes seventh ana E.-hth streets
tsr3 negro m-a 4t,1=t-. t4m and pro
--uriI. t IrFasErr 10 bis face made Eiu
tIrew up hi= hands. They Ihru relieved
Inn of a -ull watch and 81 The robbery
Waa reported ~ Tie police
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
A Startling TaIe Of Butcher,.

Murcla Ird. March 2s-Mrs s. G.. Gown
received "a startling lrfter from a relative
IN cuba yesterday the writer says the
situation there is growing tHtOlerable. All
tub1U- living In the country are being put
10 death General Weyl-r g. false 10 in
suTgvut- and viii shoot "a cuban without
"a moments warning. Many are joining
rho army, for 70 remain al home Is cer-
tain death.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
A New Missouri Railroad.

jefferson city. March 2S.-(Special) Sec
retary OF state l.csueur this afternoon
granted articles OF Incorporation TO tho
central Railroad Company Of 81. Joseph.
-. Joseph, 40. Capital stock, SsAo0o. The
PROPOSED line Is to run through Andrew,
iekalh. pavicss Harrison and Grundy
to Trenton, In Grundy county.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

81. Joseph. No, March 2s.-(Special1 The
police captured three Of a gang Of six con-
hirucc men and burglars here to-day. The
men under arrest are John Monroe, Will
lam Thornton ana George Melady. They
" r. Identified by several persons who had
hacn swindled on various "con" games.
who have bean operating recently IN
q Frs4
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

McNleo. No. March 2s-(SpeciaL) The
Mexico district conference Of The ", r.
church, south. adjourned at Centralia TO-
night TIE next place Of meeting wlll be
Fulton. This morning reports Of commit
tees wcre received and licenses 70 preach
were granted 20 applicants The confer
puc- vii remain in tentralia and conduct
services over sunday.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
Why He kIII.h HIms.It.

That vas 9. very sad suicide Of Smiles.
the bumorist"
Wasn't it2 man who professionally
sees the funny side Of life should u0t H.
come 50 morbid as 70 kin himself What
Il understand that his editor told HIN,
10 prepare lot Of jokes about Lrnf I'M
10 leave out all illusions 10 borrowed NM
brellas. ."-Plttsburs Chronicle Trleglaph-
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

Liberty Mo. March ..-(Spaclall Mrs.
Kate Weber IN Jail here, charged With
Poisoning her husband an kearney about
two nights ago. committed suicide last
night. Sh- pgf strap around her neck.
fastened the end 20 the bunk above, turned
her face dpHuwart ana, putting her arms
under abe bunk on which she was lying,
pulled downward until she choked herself
10 death. When found her face gas only
"a f"G inches above the bunk on which she
Was living.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

Topeka, kas. March .S--lSpecilll ". G.
SLulzrz, passenger Oh the cast bound
RoHk Island tTaiu, was found dead IN his
berth on the sleeper when the train
reached I-I-Fill- This morning. He Va
an iuVaLl on his way from Denver 10
GlasteHblrs conn where a brother re-
Chleago Oh aceaant of Charity.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29
sLI,er raneh Bowl lor Iheoaors Thoma..

New York, March 2s.-Theolore Thomas
director Of the Chicago orchestra, was pre-
seuted with silver punch bowl at the
Metropolitan opera house tonight. The
presentation was male by Barret smith
Manuscript Society and the admirers Of
the leader.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

Clarence curtis, a 7-year-old bcy living
a. el7 East E4ghteenth street, Wa- playing
Ia the. street IN front Of his home yester-
farmer drove that way. The hoy endsay-
ored to get out from under m wagon
but the horses ran him down and he sus-
tanned . fracture Of the left arm He Vas
taken 70 police headquarters and MS arm
attended to by Poliee Surgeon Hy 5s.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

~ Mamma-,Russeh, I'm, surprised at you
The idea OF being afraid of dog, -
you are not little coward" t9
Russell twho lives in New YUrkj-..I VIZ.
Aunt Graee.s big black dog in Boston '@-
Aamma-"But Why do You like thar
Russell dess COS he amt here
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

Mrs. Jacks Taic OF How she Met Defeat
on the Bic Muddy.

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Nh,n th' .l'ly h'si, Mrs 'a'ks .hhee
/ occasion begins her story, THERE Is a liH
ID ,le ;llk, which the wind his in with a
Airs. Jacks mouth 2roors TN wistiul
"""Ii. 9, ,,...., b., u.,,, hin, % A..
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I the s6e.sty win rin Cur Eir Bug. Humtlc
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any itS gn.l i''aS arc jhc nti onlltIr4tel
}'iS .'lt HS '.' re- "4g. ti,sy u.,W'''-'E-
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| Wyoming Mfs. Jack continues. rlaint-
| iy,.\.
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| S.',r' v,..1 ANN ~. ',si ofr br Nirs,
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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

Every voter should remember that the
polls close at hss O'Clock ia the afternoon.
Aau must vote tetWeea six IN the Hlorning
and i've N the evening.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

Every Voter should Remsmber Ihst tbs
Polls Close Al O'CLOCK ia the A teraa,,,'
Hoa Mast Vote Bstwsen Ia m. NJ. -
and ~ the E,ening.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-03-29

Livery Voter should Reuismber That the
Polls Close at O'Clock la the Al eraoon
You Must Vote Between q in the Iornins
aud ia the Eyening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14

While They Last,

100 dozen ladies' fast black hose,
the &c kind for Sc . pair, Sc.
Misses tan ribbed hose. good ones,
the Csc kind. sizes 5. 81, q and 62,
at l2c pair.
Sizes z. a. s, 8! and 9 at l5c.
Several other special hosiery items
which We shall display cons picuouely
during the week. These bargains
are worth looking for.
Knit Summer Underwear.
SPECIAL: Ladies' SC Vests for &c.
Our 15c leader, brown Isle ribbed
vests. special for this W, Elk, loo.
40 dozen vests in bieached and
brown, lac each; cheap at csc in
other stores.
Ladies' especially n ce square reck
Isle vests, silk tapped and embroid-
cry around neck and arms, q great
leader. st 22c. 22c.
A mixed lot Of vests. were SSc, 42c,
44c and SOC. lots of them, but not
every size in each style, this week
We close them all at 25c.
One care summer dress challies,
light and dark colors. 1000 yards,
this week they 60 at 4!c . yard. Tin
wash goods department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14

Motor car 10 on the Mount Ida line
of the Tri-City Railway company at
Davenport. while going up Brady
street hill ut 7:3O this morning,
slipped and started back down the
hill. The motorm IN checked it once.
but it started again and then the
motorman lost control. There were
but few passengers aboard
and they all jumped, as
did the motorman ami conductor.
The car came down at . furious
rate, dashed through the gate at the
foot of the hill and collided with
q rear coach of the fast mail on the
Rock Island west bound. The end
Of the car was smashed. and Ben amin
Wurth. a passenger. was injured, but
not seriously. in jumping. The
coach with which the car collided
was raised from the rail and the
spring broken and had to be
taken from the train.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
GRAND JURY DONE.
Finds About Twenty-Five More
True Bills.
CIRCUS DAY ROBBERS ARE HELD.

william Thomas Charged With Murder-
Gus Assault while His Colleagues In
Crime Must Answer for Various Other
Accnsatioas.
About twenty-five indictments
were returned by the grand jury at
the conclusion of its labors at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Here
is list exclusive of several which
are suppressed for service:
Burglary-Frank Dooley. william
Thomas, Axel johnson. Ed Williams,
Frank Harvey, Frank Parker. Will
liam McNeal, Harry Hines. Ed Ku-
bitz, Thomas Oliver. John Rice,
James Wilson.
Assault With Intent to Steal Will
liam Thomas. Ed Williams. James
Wilson. John Rice, Adolph Meier.
Assault With Intent to kill-Wil-
liam Thomas.
Petit Larceny Second offense)-
George Lambert.
Sodomy-James O'Herne.
Attempt at Sodomy - James
O'Herne.
There were three ignored cases:
John j. Tubbs, charged with resist
ing an officer; William Zimmerman.
with burglary. and Frank Miller
with larceny.
The jury adopted resolution set
ting forth the necessity of having q
court reporter to keep a record of
that body's qualifications and petit
tioniny the county board to provide
for such a reporter.
Hard Crowd of Criminals.
The circuit court has hard crowd
sion. 1t is supposed that the men
who did the various jobs in this
locality on the day Buffalo Bill was
here will get it good and hard-as to
Judge from their records in other
places they are entitled to no con-
sideration from q lenient stand.
point.
Thomas and Dooley are the par.
ties who touched the till at wilkins
saloon in broad daylight. the former
having assaulted his pursuers with
murderous intent; Rice, Williams and
Wilson are the men who attempted
to hold up Mr.. Walker, of Daven.
port. on Second avenue, and are sup
posed to be the men who wen,
through several residences circus
day; Parker, McNeal and Hines are
the men who entered Mr.. Boro's res
idence on Third avenue; Harvey Il
accused of burglarizing Baker 4 Nc
Neill's hardware store; Meters Il
charged with holding up Della Sharp
a girl, circus day; Thomas Oliver i
held for the theft of some cloth
ing from thinner & Emig's tailoring
establishment; Axel johnson II
charged with the larceny of q few
watches in Moline, and Ed Kubitz il
held for the theft of a cash registe
in Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
A BAD GASTRIC ATTACK.
The Uni0n b Terror Stricken Once
Moro.

The Union b Terror Stricken Once
The Union hiss again been disre-
garding dietetics and is suffering
from the effects of 0 combination of
ice cream and cucumbers in mid
summer. Still under the influence
Of the spell which brought it out in
support OF democratic candidates a
few short weeks ago. it now under
takes to interpret the position OF The
ARGUS, which has never failed in its
devotion and support of cemoc' attic
tenets, principles and candidates.
With the Union as an exponent OF
contrary doctrines and men, there
does not seem to be much aggrava-
ton for an abandonment of time
honored adherence at this time OF
life.
1t need only be said in passing
here and the suggestion is offered
with the hope of relieving its sorely
perplexed contemporary that there
is no danger of an invasion Of its
prestige in Rock Island: and that il
it will manage to keep the sand
wagon away from its front door. THE
Argus will endeavor to continue to
be true to its party and to itself.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
Police Court Affairs.

Officer Mccarthy arrested a trio
of young men who registered as
Burt Ferris. John Wilton and Ar
thur Hughes last night. The boys
took a few hookers too many, it
seems. They are former residents
OF Cable and are now headed east. SO
they say. Three and costs apiece.
Thomas Baker, a resident Of Thir.
teenth street. appeared in the police
court today to answer q charge OF. as
sault preferred by his nephew, Otis
Baker, in behalf of the latter's little
daughter. 1t was the outcome of an
old feeling which has existed be-
tween the families for some time, it
appears. The Bakers are neighbors.
Otis daughter was over to the elder
Bakers house the other day, when it
is claimed he thrashed her without
any cause. But Thomas says he
wants her to keep out Of his house,
although he said he could swear
upon a stack Of bibles that he never
laid hand on the girl. The case
didn't seem a very serious one. and
as there was no evidence to support
the story that the child had been as
saulted, the squire dismissed it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
WAS THE HOTTEST DAY.

Prediction ~ to Yesterday verined-Tho
Prospects.
The weather prophets forecast was
verified in the characteristics of yes-
terday. 1t was the hottest day of
the year. the temperature going as
high as 90. and today promises to
be like unto it. In fact there is no
immediate prospects of downward
tendency in the mercury registra-
ton. The unexpected shower Of this
morning tempered the atmosphere.
but only for the time. The midsum-
mer season seems to be upon rs with
all its airs and graces.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
Millinery.

We deem it to the best intere .ts of
our customers that We again call
your attention to the extraordinary
barga,as personally selected at the
sssignee's asle Of the bankrupt stock
Of Theo. Ascher Il Co. Our sales
from these goods were enormous last
week. but some Of the lots were Largo
and thtie will be enough in some
lines to last several days longer.
The best however usually goes first.
Refrigerators.
Twenty-three Refrigerators LETT,
will close them cut this week % cheap
that people ought to fall over each
other to get them. Ooe lot good
big ones. list price SIC, while We
write this our price is t9.76. when
you read it the price will be e6.66.
Another lot. larger. better, list price
SIS. our price now is $lO.S7. Whsn
you read this the price will b q. 81.
Another lot, still lager, list price
$2l.75. we get $l4. woen you read
this the price will he e9. Come
early. fret come gets the pick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
TALBOT PAWS A TRIBUTE.
Proud Of HE Law Partner Began and
Wishes Himself as Bright.

Proud Of His Law Pserner Bryan and
Wishes Himself as Bright.
A. r. Talbot, of the board of di-
rectors of the Modern Woodmen of
America, who, with some OF his as
sociates. was in the city yesterday.
was exceedingly modest as regards
reference to his distinguished law
partner at Lincoln, W. j. Bryan, the
democratic nominee for president.
MIR. Talbot is somewhat Of politi-
clan hlmsel and is now q candidate
for senator in the Nebraska legisla.
ture from the district in which
Bryan and he reside. He will be
obliged to take the stump in cppo.
sition to the theories on which Bryan
expects to be elected president. but
there is no prospects Of dissolution
Of the firm on that account. The
politicians who compose it will prob
ably ''pair" on election day. and the
distinction which each enjoys Just
now is not apt to impair his Law
practice no matter what the conse'
quences OF the election may be.
4 citizen well acquainted with Mr.
Talbot spoke to him in q group o
friends last evening about the con
gratulations he was probably receiv
ing on the political success of hi
partner.
YES" said Talbot, "many peopl,
have been kind enough to me to ex.
press their qualification. l am o
course very proud. indeed. of tn
distinction which has come to my
business associate. He deserves it
and if l was half AS bright as he
would be happy"
And that was "send off, yol
don't hear the senior member of ,
firm giving the junior every day
1t may be added. though. that tn,
people of Rock Island who know Mr.
Talbot do not think he takes q bacl
seat to any body when it comes t,
ability or whole souled geniality.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
An Honor for Beslsr.

Supt. W. G. Besler, Of the Boards
town division of the c., B. & Q. has
been elected president Of the St
Louis division Of the Central Assoc
citation OF Railway Officers A its
name implies this 10 an organization
composed of prominent railway
ofiicials, and at its meetings live topics
directly connected with railroadipg
are discussed. Me-. Besler succeeds
Supt- Wilson. Of the Illinois Central,
who has been transferred to another
division.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14

Upon pure. rich blood and you need
not fear nervous prostration. Nerves
are weak when they are improperly
and insufficiently nourished. Pure
blood is their proper food, and pure
blood comes by taking Hoods Sarsa-
psrilla. which 10 the greatest and
best nerve tonic. It also builds up
the whole systom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-14
A Child H.Isu

The pleasant favor. gentle action
and soothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs.
when In need Of laxative. and II
the father or mother be costive or
bilious. the most gratifying results
follow it, use; 50 that il IL the best
family remedy known and every FAM
lily should have bottle.