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wishes % ihe q lfeIn minimize, whose
letter % wilhdfawsi hns been fsceivtd
ny toe foefr'nfy o. state. Chairman
John ". ~ cnIhai ~ the fusion
committee, las ilr4 uanismun pf0.
cru-inEH So The iupfemn cIufi 10 tDm.
100 The frCru ~ ui sia,u o. plscu Wat
t'r's tHuu On tho tckot, notwlit.
s.aualuf tho f1ieat Toe rlae will be-
hearI cn WrIuuiay. Meantime, o.
the lasi uny TIC secretary OF sihio b..
under tho law To- mail coftifcatta Of
nomination 20 tho c.uuty clerks had
Arrived, ;nai tfiicIai mailed sucl motto.
nrnti1nf, Will tItso words M the plate
10 Wsto p Bnmr, "Mani .mus pt,.
cc.iiugs have been commenced ~
e mrei the insertion oil Thomas T..
Wats1n here. rnis may have TO b.
cons"
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Ban FRANCISCO. Ost. eO.-Tso die.
uuguishou Jspnutsv agents, Count
Anonkoski anu khaflmoutsi, arrived
from tho orient on the steamer Peru
yesterday. Count Auunkotki i,a die.
tinguished member Of tho JaI aneso
nobility. He was educated In Ger .
many and has Travelled over tho greater
part VI Europe.
He was fof some Tins attached 10
thu JapanVse legations In Germany
and iialy ami has recently been Hp'
poinlcd 90 tho position Of secretary Of
the Japaneso legation al Washington,
which he ~ now on his way sast 10
fill.
The other gentleman IL on his way
TO Holland TO oil tae p.sition Of
atIacno TO the legation Ia that county.
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school quo,loa No, s,uI,d.

NiSsiPEu. Man, Oei. :O-lt is
learned tnHt a hitch has occurred Ia the
c0niefencs ior the settlement OF the
pafoohial school question now In pfo.
gfcss IN Ottawa.
Pfemier Laufief anu the delegates
from MgniioUA had agreed 10 allow a
hslf nn h0ur q day In each school iot
teaching Of religion by the Romsn
Catholics, the belief being that this
concession would sollle The difficulty.
IL might have suttiyu 70 40 lat a. tss
ROMAN Catholics we're o9norrnVi, but
whsn the Protestant ieadsra heard OF
u ihoy raised blE row. duoh . con.
ortsion they declared 10 be u violAtiol
Of tho national school principles.
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ApvER,rIY no Inr CONVENIENT
Decision ." fassr .f tue orsEon aud
anIIInrnIa IinIIraad 40.

SAS FRANcIsco, Oci. 20. - by
majority vi opinion OF tho United
States court Of appeals the case oi Ga.
Oregon aud California Il. IL. company
anu othtrs Va the United S,ates, better
Rnown NJ the Overlap Land case, has
been decided adversely 10 tho govern.
munt. Judge ltlss feDd.red the Opin.
lou concurfed IN by Judge Huwiey
reversing the d.cision OF Judge Gilbert
u the Oregon circuit anu rumAnding
the case to the lower court, with difee.
lions 10 dismiss 1t. Judge keusa ron.
defed dissenting opinion, holding
with Judge GLIDER, that the California
II. u. company never had legal claim
20 tho land patented 10 ~ by this gov.
eminent under the congressional act
~ 1885 but tnat tho Iigh,a OF the
Norlnsrn Pacific company still exist, d
unUor tue grant OF 1864 became They
mad never been exercised or shannon.
"a. Tne lana involved Ia the csrs 10
about 10000 acres la the imm, 4 ate
yicinity oi Plftland, Because Of tue
divided opinion OF ,ho four judges IA
tue matter tno Casa viii probably DO
carried 10 tho Supreme C0url Tor dual
hgHTlbg.
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lHpGAEApOLis, lnl,, Oct. 2O.-Ben.
lamin HnTrsDn len indianapolis o. y
O'Clock this morning over tho In,
dianRpolls AMI Nincennes toad on his
hrst Indiana apeaEinF trip. lie was
accompanied ny II. Il. +. Pierce, II. T..
Hanna aud W. 4, Dglbin rtprrss nIug
the national committee; Daniel Ran.
uals, l.. HI. NobekeT, IA, &. Adams,
w. l., Taylor, John l.. Grifilth, q. &.
Foster anu W. l.. ketcnHm. Abaug
rs people were NJ lhr station % sec the
departure. Just beioTu toe tfain sIartcI
there were calls Tor Harrison, and he
stepped 10 the roar platform and
bowed ana tho people chuefel.
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NEW YonK, Oct. 2O.--A dispatch 4,
the Herald from Madfid soy!
A special dispatch from Havana %
the Herald says that two OF tho Havana
newspapers exprtaa gttR, Indignation
NJ tho attitude OF The United States
government AMI com plain that dts.
ute the pfCmlits Of the authorities nj
Washington the ilitlug out at hmtfl.
can ports Of flibusteflng vessels in.
tended 70 aid the uiuse OF the Cuban
Insurgents, hiss not been aud Is nvt
being prevented.
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WmsHADES. Oci. .J.-rho caar.
Grand Duas 5tfgiul aud tue gfhuJ
dusc Of hrlI q nfrvci here this R.tuf.
noon anu we're received 81 the railroad
STALLION by Emp rUr William, VINO
vote the Russian uni ofm. THOR
malcsiiui lfoyu 10 tue cnstiu IN cat.
ilnge drawn ~ four horses. Tnc route
was liuvu wI.h tto3pu. The crowds
accorded "a, Russian EMPEROR an CO..
t1utiastic welcome. Tue ,gAr viii
Ittufn 10 Dtm'tadt this afternoon
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srRISuFnKLp, lie, Oct. 20. As.
liilnlt Attorney General Newell hulua
that man becoming u age Nov. I sle
entitled 10 vote fof President this yeaf,
having reached his legal msiouly
November 8-lhat N having uomplet.
ed twenty.one yeArs Of existence. On
tho m1Tning u November Z no enters
upon nis 22nd year. A ptTsOn born
November I IL therefore entitled 10
vote NOy.8.
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CHICAGO, oct. 20. - Chairman
Hanna nov believes II possible u
secure the electors VI Missouri for Mc.
Kinlcy and Hotnft, With thle notion
too order To begin n light there III once
AMI make u hot.
II, &. KVrcns was at headquarters
anu secured the promise that at least
ten good speakers would be sent 10
Missouri without delay.
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Ban BERsARDiso, Cal, Oct. 20 -
Hufmal B. SeanguOvli, q brother ol
kudolph sehnauboii, who threw tho
bomb IA Hal market square, Chicago,
die1 hero yesterday Of consumption.
Schnaubelt cane 70 California nine
yeAfs ago, settling On a ranch. lie wac
a quiet, unateuuiug prrsoB, anu never
Was kEown 10 talk anarchy,
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ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 10. - Tho
uushdauin has been suspended Tor
having published dispatches, which ils
itOpuolyf, Prince he,,ehoisky. telt-
rhphei from Para nj the tims Of tho
visit OF the claf and cafina 10 the
French capital, Ia when tn. prince
attacked President FAuro aud the
uimye Ftancs.
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NEW YoKS, Oct. ia dispatch to
the Herald from Malrid sayt; IA an
intefviuW with Premier Canovts he
chaEaclufizsi as Absolutely false and
ridiculous the statement to the effect
that the spanish government Intended
abandonitg Cuba Ia the event OF tue
war not being concluded IN March.
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n.IiiaE On nrI,iaisy.

CHICAGO, Oct 2J.-Chsrloi IL.
Smitu, ueavy operator on tbs board
OF trade, announces that no will bot
$4,000 10 $4,000 that Mckinley viii
DO elected.
George Castle, q wealthy theatrical
maupger, ofisrs TO bet $1,000 u 81 900
on Mex inlvy.
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inches If snnw hnf fallen with every
Indication Of n continuance which
may impair tfsfiic throughout the up.
per pon nsuls.
snow 4 aiso prevalent In many sec.
lions Of WltcOnsin.
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a CRIMINAL RECORD.
a strI Of nebbsris. aud Murders by
- naudif.

sAS FRAEomco, oct. 20.--rhoTo IL
but little doubt that Djwnsn's CaIii1f.
MIA record. ne given by himself, IL au.
1henlic. Such n. murder "a thai he
tells Of ~ occurring In ~. james PARK,
San Joss, actually took place ana the
shooting Of q woman followed shortly
after. Ga tho night Of February -,
1850, a young man nsinod Dfetch.
meyer and two young wtm u Maggie
Mill aud Mollle CanavAn leit Santa
Clara In buggy bluud Tor San Jose.
just aitef reaching the famous a lame.
da man luaped nom behind tree
and commanded Dfosehmoyor ~ halt.
Instead OF doing 20 the you g uHn
lashci his horse with n whip and co..
capped from the robbrr. Tho bandit
took n shot AZ tho party aud bullet
from his pistol struck Miss Mill In the
Tigni shoulder. Tue giIi's life was
departed Of for some time, but che
finally recovered.
Tue huldup on the Alameda took
place about the time Of tho murder Ia
81. James raik.
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PARIS, Oci. 20.--rhe Eplair today
lays NJ. n. N. DO Glese, councillor Of
HE Russian emt assy IN Paiif, viii
lnpoiotde Baron Won Mohfenneim f,
russian embaesador 10 France, on
account OF the la,tor's pronounced op.
position TO the recent visit OF the ear
aud ezafina 10 the French capital.
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hT. PETERSBURG, Oct. 20. - Al tho
Imperial miut S.3lO pools Of gold anu
silver arc being converted int coin.
a bundled million roubler Ia golJ will
10 turned cut, and 100000 IN silver,
Que million IL ANAL o,in.
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CoLoRADo srRINos, Colo, oct. 20.
Tho luternR,ionAi Typo Taphlcai
union by voting down y motion " thu
elect that only printer, members OF
the employment VI maehiniall, pre-.
cIeely where II was before the annual
aeAsIon OF tue Typographical uniop.
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IRoH MoUSTAIs, Mich, DOT. co.
A heavy huow storm prevailed all day
Monday accompanied by stiii south
wsst wind. At 2 O'clock iully four
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ma pREPERs DEATH.
DENvER, Col, Oct. i0.-rh Denver
police touAy arrested man aud to-
night received confession from him
which rivals tho histories OF the great
highwnymen OF fact or fiction. Tho
mAn giyos his name ~ Albufi Hence
ID wnun, aud no o3nfosscs TO not los
tnhn fifteen nol1.ups IN tue vicinity Of
Beaver, a. we'll a. the murder u one
man huIo aud man ani woman a.
California. Ito says be served s-von-
teen yeaTt OF his llie In the san q iun.
tin prison, AND now he pfopgtus 10
plead guilty 10 murder and be hanged
rather than 70 again 10 prison.
D3wleu is n pirlsAnt looking mar,
about a. yuars OF ags, and no Gays ha
began nis career W crime when 10
ytafn " age by holding up the Wells,
Fargo stage west oil Sacramento, He
wau chus htnud tuntonced to twuuty.two
Year, 10 ne lOuitrntiafy. Alter sefv.
inE shoft uma ho escaped, but was
Tecapiured alter btesking his leg and
buihR shot through the luna. When
tue hist two Yeas Of his sentence WI 90
done no gave the express company
some information ana they stcurtd IN,
pardon. shortly Anerwafd be was
again sentenced for iAfceny, ssfvlng
seven years. After his release he cUu.
iinuud his career a. u hIghwaymAu IN
CAliiornip, Oregon and Washington,
going uuuer the name OF Albeit Hence.
In 1855 or 1855 lao killed aud robbed an
eastern tourist m a park IN San Josr,
and about the same dime shot wOms a
while trying 70 rob hof ami her ctcoTt.
Later lao killed aud fohbeda woman In
San francisco.
Ablut year ago he came here and
won't ~ work on farm near town.
S9On aitefwhrd he began HE work on
the road, and since that time 'ths lose
hiehwAyman" has puzzled the sharp.
cst thiui.tRkofs u IOlafAdc. A dOEpn
times the poles announced that they
had tho mao, tui Aiwaya within y W. ok
another robbery wuuli prove their
error. June s7ih last joel AshwoTth,a
clerk, was shot down on tho streets OF
Denver, snd until tonight the murder
has remained profound mystery.
Dlwnen says when he ordered Ash.
worth " halt the latter struck him
with his cane. Other mon have TO.
csivtd Dowpen's bullets, but were not
seriously huft.
Downeg'A arrest was the result VI the
hold.up OF Mark MofIis. a grocer, nj
Hen dofson, twelve miles norm OF here,
last night. Morris recognized DOwnen
anu came In today and gave the police
the information. DOwnen says he does
not know why ho didnr Kill Morris
anu ~ protect himself
A search Of tho room here which
ID. wnrn mas occupied when not on
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LONDOs, oct. 2O.-D'. WIN. Camp.
bel, pfts.Iuut 90 QuuUt'i College,
CambfiigU, h. deal
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ARMENIAN MURDERS.
r-,kbh Policeman AssassIIlI.d by
Alleged Christians.
-ug SULTAN GREATLY SHOCKED.
, slsry from Con,ianiinople calinlai'
I'd 10 Maks Another Stir
~ Europe.

NEW YoRiS, Oct. Goa Dispatch TO
IN, Herald from ConsiAniinoplc says
A,mspiaps have added examinations
!, Inc crime Of bomb throwing. Three
n, ioar dsys ago CololiAn Avadls, the
A,m,plan advocate In tho service Of
the lorelgn tfiicc, received letter from
the Armenian committee demanding
H. 400. This system OF biacsmailing
tn bssn widely ana suecesaiully ap'
,lled by tho Armenian anarchists With
,leb hui unwilling Armeniaus.
Colollan asked for police protection
LA, evening. A little later there came
/. knock at ME door, which one Of the
rolcsmsu opened. One man immuil.
alsly entered aud was quickly followed
ty two others.
Tine latter attacked thu policemen
nm tthlnd while the fiut began 10
sillcE them from the front with o
hf,c knife. Noufi Eiieudi, ore Of tho
rolicsmen, was wou uded In the slom.
seb. be ng well nigh distmbowcilu (;
he other, MchmeI, wns stabbed twelve
limse.
u very gfayeiy wounded and will
probably die.
The news was nj once conveyed TO
The tulisn VINO was much grlsysd nj
tbis dAstardly cjwafdios.
TIE murder took place In Pan Kaldi
tifset near the military school.
VITA nerves ne highly strung n,
they are now the feeling ongenuvfu1 by
this crime agaiust law ana against the
tietfcton oil the rights Of oluzsns, u
uost disastrous. Thofc IL nls1 uUUp
abd grnefai disgust NJ the u0wHr1iy
means adopted. Tho mutatIefs have
not bstu afIsHeJ. a big reward has
teen oiioIod TOT their capgsfe aud ON.
Yieii0u.
Public spirit 10 aroused against the
Afmcnlans. The people arc utising "
Iutks ore 10 bu muTacrod for project.
iHg ArmeniAuf, what IL 10 happen
ntx2 Nsuu' ,fisd 10 ohaso the Ar.
msnlan assasainh until he had fallen
unconscious aud bleeding Ia tue street.
His life mirnt have uoeu saved had ID
MT been iof tbis last instructive call to
cuiy. "lnscnAllah," ns said; 81 II
uoa's will"
Mehmei, who may pull through, said
hat ailsr ueitg attacked b. fiei up
Tsifp ana fell senseiss on The iiIui nD0r
landing. ff0m tnofe he was throw n
tut Of Tue window Into the garden BE-
low and ifom thence the AImrnlnh
Waterman lhIoN hi.n Into the stree.
! The sultan sent TO the hospital n
message Of aympatty anu directed
tuAt be be kept constantly Acquainted
with the copdition VI the Wounded
mao.
TIIE PATRIARCH TnREATESEL.
CONFERENCE.-The, oct. gO.-l Delayed
iu trAnsm iiHios. AT thu Auuisuce the
russian am bassalu M. Do Muiidoii,
lai with tho sultan on Saturday, tho
latiof sxpftttsd his hfm intention ~
rttyiug cut the reforms decided upon
1T a better administration Of Armenia.
NJ. Dc Nrlfnof viii lrnva tniH city
tnoTtly Tor Russia TO maze q personal
report 10 thu csaf on tine situation here.
the Catholic Armenian p.tIiAfch, n
10 announced, has received letter
rom the Afmtuinn evolutionary
committee, demanding $1,000, aud
threatening that unless the money H.
cent he will meet the fate OF other
AfmeniAns VINO have refused the de :
mauds Of tue committee.
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ImonA. MAl.oN,s NAmE.
Legal Proceedings IA Have - inserted
ON tns Itcket.

TOPEKA, Iias., Oct. 20.--Ths name
OF Thomas h. Watson, ~ Democratic.
Populist candidate for Vice President
has been nominaliy removed nom the
kansas ticket. Ia delsrsncs - tue
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si1nf, anu therefore b. rmmlitri
h1n ripogrfs iof tfias, o. owing raj
iu QUO o. te. r., o. Ci~fksnweii
sas ioni which tp.ns on November
24d..
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Associate Ju,tic. Miner filed dis.
senIing opinion Ia the case Ia which
he says; ~ am aware OF some dscis.
ionsl ending ttIsultA the view adopted
~ the court, but do not think such n
practice u proper unu 10 be followed and
adopted Ia this State 10 tbs extent indl.
Gated, In the opinion Of tho eourl.D
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HaIf-Price SAMPLE Underwearss

All Garments Swiss Ribbed mentioned
Vests are high neck with long sleeves.
Merino Vests S1.O0 kinds. for so Gents.
Cashmere Vests 81 Is kinds, for rs Cents
Heavy Cashmere Vests, 81. so kiuds for 90 Gents.
Very Heavy Cashmere Vests So 90 kinds, for Sf.t5.
Cashmere Vests short sleeves 81 90 kinds Cents
Cashmere Vests short sleeves, 65 Cents
Cashmere Vests low neck sleeves 75 kinds 35 Cents.
Cashmere Vests low neck Sleeves 81 kinds for SO Cents
Cashmere Vests, low neck sleeves 90 Cts
Silk and Cashmere Vests, 81 so kinds, for IS Cents.
Silk and Cashmere Vests, So 90 kinds, for Si.l5.
Heavy Al-Sik Vests, So 90 kinds, for s.. SO.
Medium AlSilk Vests low sleeves kinds 6Oc
Cashmere Tights, ST. kinds, for 90 Cents
Cashmere Drawers, So. Is kinds for 1925
Cashmere Tights, s. IS kinds, for Sl25.
Silk Drawers, 81 90 kinds, for Si.85.
Silk Tights 81 90 kinds, for $685.
Wool and Merno Combination So so kinds for s. 85
Egyptian Cotton Combination Suits So 90 kinds for $780,
Bear in mind that this is Best Underwear
world Such Hasf-Priee chances only year.
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1900 of that majority vote. Every eff.
fort has been made to capture the
Democratic vote in the wa:ds where
the Germans are strongest. The Demo-
Gratis, are claiming the county by from
1,500 to 2.000.s They allow Republi-
can majority in. the Seventh ward Of
1900 and claim the Eighth by at least
1000. The big First is the chief bone
of contention between the statisticians
of the parties. The Republicans claim
1t by at least 1000, while the Demo-
Gratis are not willing to concede them
more than 500. The country is claimed
by the Democrats as an offset of the
Tenth and Eleventh wards, while the
balance of the wards are claimed by
both by meager majorities. The fig
urers are so busy changing their minds
that reliable data are difficult to obtain
at either headquarters. The vote
claimed today will be different from
that of yesterday, and tomorrow no
one would recognize the figures made
today. The indications are for a good
majority for Mckinley. In the dis
trict, however, the Republicans will
have a walk-away. There's no hope
for Clarke, and his chances for con-
gress are too remote to give thoughtful
consideration. He will get all the Pop
ulist vote and a small Democratic vote
in Ramsey county In other parts of
the district he will not be heard of to
any great extent.
The county committees and challeng-
ers of both parties will meet at their
respective headquarters tomorrow af-
ternoon. The challengers will receive
instructions and credentials, and the
work of the committees will be prac-
tically ended. Both committees have
made arrangements for big lot Of
carriages and other vehicles and work
ers to accompany the same to get out
the lame and lazy on Tuesday? No
voter will be overlooked, and if any
man neglects to put in an appearance
at the polls before dusk it may be
'AiiNr' -''''~er' that his party will see to
Is fiar he ct east urged to come
oGt afa say a. country. Not even
sas1 esatiiel ss. prevent tremen-
nous Nfc2oralw9 II The. registered vote
from oeias 9piie0 The chief danger
Hes in the pess5h3e delay of the voters
coming GUS Gerry. at some precincts
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Eshed the afidavits and when deponent's at
tention was. called to the same he visited
the sherih,s office and saw Deputy Anderson;
and deponent further says that Robert E.
Anderson, deputy sheriff. is not the the party
mat approached him, and that this affidavit
Is made for the purpose of generating Mr..
Anderson from such charge. ~.
subscribed and sworn TO before me this sfst
day Of October. 1896.
Notary Public. Ramsey County. Mimi.
State of Minnesota, County of Ramsey-ss.-
Edward G. Poucher came before me person.
ally and, being by me first duly sworn. says
nS Witch Maa sign IN the ne
him.. III s9siic ser@ ,+crs.
Depongnt. further says that at the time ne
signed the afhdavit mentioned in the G o be
he wass undem the influence of Icuer to such
an extent THAT he did not know what he
signed, 7and had no knowledge than that in
signing the same he had accused George H.
Irish with having offered him ten ($l0) dol
Deponent further says that after the rumor
was circulated that James Schoonmaker had
such afiihaSifa I'M his possession. and. realiz-
ing that he Had signed one, he sent the fol-
lowing communication
st. Paul. Grt. %, 1S96.-Mr. Schoonmaker,
City-Dear Sb: Il herewith request you to
have affidavit which I signed in your ONCE
withheide from publication and also request
you nobdte use my name in any way, shape
or formal ferureasons best known to myself.
hoping yoA1 VIII favor Urls request WILL
out further notice, I. remain, yours truly
'0 80 Edward c. Poucher,
~ ssaNsEI 6S6 Armstrong street. CITY.
After sending the above communication, ana
thinking Mr. SHOEMAKER had time TO answer
the same, I5called him, Mr.. Schoonmakef, up
by telephone and asked him If he was going
to do as L had requested in my note. he
stated that he would not hurt me.
Deponent further says that after that ne
went to Schonnmaker's Office and requested
him to return the affidavit. Deponent further
says that at no time OF place or at all has
George H. Irish offered him any money to
vote for Chapel or to work for Chapel, or
in any connection with any campaign matter,
and that the statements made by him in the
affidavit published in the G Q be OF the
31st are absolutely and unqualifedly without
foundation or truth in every particular.
Deponent further says that he makes this
affidavit for the purpose Of righting HIM
self and generating Mr. Irish from any i'm
plications that his statements in said at
fdavit might convey, and that it is done with
out the promise Of any compensation, reward
or favor on the part Of Mr.. Irish or anyone
in Mr.. Irish's behalf.
(Signed1 Edward c. Poucher.
Subscribed to before me this 31st day of
October, 1896.
(Signed) Fred M. Catlin,
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
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''THoROUGHBRED AS A BENEFIT.
For the Associated Charities Mon
day, Nov. 10.

The Mannheimer Brothers employees
benefit association have arranged with
the management of the Metropolitan
opera house for benefit performance
Of 1.-THE Thoroughbreds," to take place
Monday night, Nov. 16. AS the pro-
ceeds are to be devoted to the United
Charities of st. Paul, and the company
presenting it here comes well recon-
mended, a liberal response upon the
part Of the public seems assured.
Tickets may be obtained from any
member of the association, and can be
exchanged at the box office for reserved
seats. The committee of arrangements
is George Walker, J. B. Mosher, John
O'Keefe, Curtin Slower, L. L. Nor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-01
MADE BY EACH OF THE
PARTIES.
IT is SAFE FOR M'KlNLEY.
FLAG DAY IN SIT. PAUL BROUGHT
OUT THE NATIONAL EN-
BLENIS.
He Gets a Few Afidavits Too
Wagner Makes Statement to
the Voters.

The county committees Of the two
parties are revising their estimates as
the election approaches. The Repub-
licans think their estimate conserva-
tive when they claim a majority of
1920 for McKin1ey-this figure with a
claim that the Seventh ward will give