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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-11
A Wonderful Statement
From Mrs. McGlllas to Mrs. Pinkham.

I think it my duty, dear Mrs. Pink
ham. to tell you what your wonderful
Compound has done for me.
was dreadfully ill-the doctors said
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-10-11

NJ. Foy and Will H Bruno are the
feature entertainers at the Palm Car
den, Eighth and Wabasha, for week
Oct II
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causes Of the omission Ia Issue patents
Co lands within the limits of the grant
the secretary states that, as the COM
pany Is In default To- the government
on the principal and interest OF the
bonds, he believes II ts his duty 10
withhold from patent all lands which
were In possession ~ the government
NJ the time OF the default II has been
the practice ~ the railroad company
10 establish by the ashdayits of two
of its officers the bona flde sale of such
lands as 1t desires patented. Within
the past two months lands aggrcgating
2,009013 acres have been listed for pat
entlnG In the states of Kansas. Colo
RADIO. Utah and Wyoming.
The secretary says that while not
questioning the statement ~ the rail-
road company that these lands have
been sold To bona fide purchasers, he
has felt IL To he his duty to require the
ailldavits of two dlslntercstcd parties
and also the affidnNits ~ the pur-
chaser. showing that he was a settler
ON the land or an occupant nf u. Civ
ing the date of purchase and the con-
sidcration paid and showing the use
or occupancy OF the lands In good
faith, and has directed that no fur
ther lists 81 these grant lands he sub
mltted for patenting.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
ResoIut ions. Pensions and Hills Of Minor
Importance Considered.

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Wasn'hs,uii, oh' ,,'.
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secretaiS VI ule I,i''i'oi io' w.
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,ioIi ",,o'e WV cloSe '' w 'io lp.s,"'
SION Mr; n"alner Was unseateu u, ,ne
ias' sess'"', Wy '"n'eSt au' S"'S'
quenuy reelo',eu III .,oN'ii,ue,, ''',., l..
Almost WV h"uis M.Ie , 'oi'su''leu W
an inetisc.ual suussIc '" nii,,nu -
uiu,'o'' i"' '"' appo'i',I''i.. pp,, W i" "',
tional house emn'oses so Una, IN. NV
patronage sh""lu 60 W s'a,,s h"' ii""
renies"httu ", VIZ house ro'l' -.
~ oV'",N W. ',suai "'u'l vas
uenianuen Hnu we h"use pi"'eeu.u
Win the tohsiue'",ron @ vi p'is WI we
private caiehua'. ine pIiis taN"s"ni!
aelen UPON ny 'he coinNl'''ee VI the
Whoie on 'he iist oi pIlNa,e piils were
'heh taheh W. MI. ',oWiher oi Mis-
SOUR anu "'he'S aTgueu asaihs' Grant
lhB pchsio,s oi inore man s'' per
nl"illn 70 tnf MiunMs vi oh.rrs, "ut
H'i, ~ ~ " '' 80 81
Nenor OF ONO TOOK the view that lhe
dlstingulshed services OF oehefal 6lb-
BON entitled MS winow 10 fecognltlon.
trosNehot staten w connection win
,he anparen' nnort or some metnpers
10 wlpe oul uls,ihcti0ns pe,we.m the
Wiu"Ws oi prlNa'e s"iuiers anu onlcers'
,ha' W hiS ions eNper'sn,e as ,heh /,
psr y, VIZ Vs. a. y. ne hau Iener near"
w ah'iP"tnS 'NPi'Sstu "' finht S'l
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
UNLUCKY LEADVILLE
Now They Talk About Closing ALI
The Big Mines
THINGS ARE LOOKING BLUE
Flood Them with Water and Give
Them a Long soak-The Cow
ernor and Mr.. Debs Are
on the Ground.

Ieadville Jan. i5-The coat company
which furnishes the boilers Of tho great
pumps at thv Maid OF Erin mine. which
drains most Of the heavy producers OF
tho camp. was to-day notified thar no
more Coai would b. required. This is oW-
ing 10 the failure Of tho owners OF wet
mines To agree to continue paying for
the pumping and the pulling Of the pumps
means tho early closing down of neafiy
every large siiyrf. head and iron mine In
Lrhdyillr.
Governor Adams arrived hero this
morning and was met by the sherth
Upon the governors request the latter
summoned nt set hours. officers OF the
miners union. city and county officials
and they were interviewed by the gos-
ctnor. who also went about quietly among
the leading cltlzcuS. the work occupying
the entire day Interviewed tonight the
governor declined 10 say anything Tor
publication except that he would stay at
least ono more day and that he hoped 10
effect "a settlement OF the troubles Eu-
gene V. Drbs has been here Tor two days
aud spent much Of the ime with the
Miners union. To-day hc began interview
Ing huslUcas and professional men and'
announced that hc will remain an tndch-
mite time aud fully expects TO effect a
complete settlement before he leaves this
city.
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OUT INTO THE LAKE
Several Men on a Floating Block
Of lc,
GOING TO DEATHS DOOR
That's the Name OF the Place the
unfortunates Are Drifting To-
wards and Many People Put
Two Meanings on u.

Menomincc Mich. Jan. li-To-night
rinc men are cllnglng to "A block OF ice a
few rods square that IL being driven out
OF Green Hay into Lake Michigan by "A
n,Tce aoutherly gale. The wind Is blowing
% miles an hour and carries "a zero tenn
peTaturc and an occasional snow squall.
The men are fishermen. clad only in the
none too heavy clothing worn while tend
ing their nets, and unless the lee Hoe has
been blown against Chambers island or
Green island there is little probability
that they will live through the night. The
doomed men are residents OF the little
Fishing village OF Mcnekaunee and their
wives aud children and neighbors are
spending the night on the mountains OF
bee that fringe the beach weeping, The
n issing men are:
Nels Nation. Otto Christianson, I'D
Hoffman. Lars Larson, Matt Hulgrcn.
Seth Jeitson. John Johnson, Thomas
knutson. Tom lund.
This afternoon "A strip OF lee about 10
miles long, extending south from the
mouth OF the Menomlnce river broke
from the west shore and was carried rap
Idly towards the east shore OF Green Hay,
In the direction OF Deaths Door. When
the tee foe left its anchorage ~ fisher
men from Menekaunee were on the ice
tending their nets, hut were 80 lar away
from the crack that by the time the
alarm had been given the crack was "a
wide that they could not escape to the
shore Signals OF distress were displayed
but II was some time before they were
discovered and In the meantime the ice
had sxvept well towards the middle OF the
bay. The yawls were manned and fouI
men were brought TO shore, but the 9th
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
In the senate.

Helena. Jan. i5-ln the senate to-day
the following notices OF the introduction
OF bills We're given: by Aud. providing
for the election Of county commissioners
by districts: relating 10 the duties OF mo-
tary puhlics; by Sigh to amend section
i,0ls OF the political code relating TO the
time Of the filing OF oaths Of office: To
amend section l.292 of the political code
by the addition Of requirement to pre-
serve unused official ballots; to amend
section i.635 Of the political code In the
matter OF fees for recording Instruments
In writing relating TO location notices and
aiidavlts OF annual labor on mining
claims; Metzler's bill relating to stealing
OF live stock passed the committe. OF the
whole. Flowerree In the chair. Rams
dell introduced blll carrying out Gov
crnor Smiths recommendation In re-
gard to the scmi-annual payment OF tax
es. Petitions praying for the submission
to the people OF a constitutional amend
ment making omen eligible to the oiiiCc
OF county superintendent OF schools under
the same conditions as men.
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\, Truth in ,b. Report.

Ottawa. Ont. Jan. ij-Rcports from
Washington that John charlton. NJ. T..
and Edward =, Farrsr are negotiating
with chairman piugicy and other rncm-
bsrs OF the Ways and means committee
for 10 reciprocity treaty on behalf OF tho
dominion government. ar" officially do
ni,d here. \ ttaicment vas gwen out BY
the suthOritis~ to-day 10 the effect that
no one had be'n appointed hy Canada TO
80 to Washington or elsewhere tn conner
tion with the subject Of reciprocity or
any tafin arrangement With the United
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
uNEAsiNEss IN HAVANA.


Cincinnati Jan. IA special To the
Commercial Tribune from Key West.
Fla, says Reports from Havana this
evening are that the palace officials
ex hihit unusual excitement and that
numerous secret orders have been Is
sued to commanders ot troops. Two
troops have been ordered up Ia the
piers and several battallons were en-
harked tonight. Their destination IL
unknown. General Weyler refused all
information to-day as to news either
from the West or East
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
PARTIAL PAYMENT
BILL ROE HANGED FOR a
HENIOUS CRIME,
TIVE shots in Her Husbands
Head, hut he Lived.

Mana Cal Ian is-Vi,,Inm NJ Poe
,,,s h,r..d ,n-1.,, ,,r ,h., ,,,,,s,., -
,,- ..., ~
"'s ''ee"Mo"u' iN"e s''i'''hs'y mount
eu ,he scaHo'h' Tn"kins cigar anu
died at the fall when his legs We're
strapped aud the black cap adjusted.
The crime for which Roe to-day paid
IN. ueualtv or death Vas tho purd.r n,
NJ, In, c,.,.,,,r,.,,, -, ~. a
SEQ, ma" ,.,' -" w.
~" '"'"p'"'"" VI 'rihe' 'ati
Schinidt' ~ undergoing hte ssntenc"
at san quentin.
Roe and Schmidt went 10 the Grcun-
wood home. situated i've miles south
Of Napa ON the evening OF IN. 9th ~
February. They found Mr. Greenwood
at home alone. They assaulted him.
bound and gagged him. While they
were doing so, Mrs. Greenwood drove
into the yard. she having been to a
neighbours She was seized dragged
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
TO SEE THE FATHER.
Bannock and shoshone Indians go 10
Washington aud Get Little satisfaction.


Washington. Jan. i5.-The nannocks
and Shoshone Indian delegation from
Idaho had an interview with the CONF
missionors Of Indian Affairs to-day.
They were sent ON by their tribe To In
quire about the proposition OF the gov
ernment making a disposition OF the
surplus funds A commission was APP
pointed for the purpose uf negotiating
with them but the Indians. uncertain
Of the authority of the committee.
wanted To see the Washington Father
before taking any further steps, They
tried to enter n plea for the removal ~
their agent. charging cruelty on his
jailing several OF them year ago.
This was quickly disposed of by a re-
fusal tn enter into the question now.
The Indians were advised that II was
to their interest to sell such land as
they do not need to the government
and that the flVc commissioners negoti-
ating with them were acting for the
great rather and the Indians hest In
terests. The Indians rcfraincd from
committing themselves by definite
response. and said they would advise
their people tn do 80, The delegation
called upon Secretary Francis to-day
aud viii see the president Tomorrow.
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Haven't Voted FOR Mitchell Yet.

Salem. Ore. Jan. l5-Thc house spent
the entire afternoon in making dilatory
motions and adjourned until Tomorrow.
Many members left the capital to-day 10
spend Sunday. and ~ they viii not return
until Monday afternoon. It Is highly prob
able that organization OF the house Will
not occur before Tuesday. which will
again delay the vote Tor United States
senator one week. or untl Feb. > The
Mitchell men express confidence IN their
ability TO keep their forces In line until
a vote Is taken. while the opposition g.
confident that they will bring about the
defeat Of Senator Mitchell for recollection.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16

Washington. Jan. lj.-Mr. Springer.
United States Vice consul at Havana.
is In this city on leave Of absence from
his post He has had personal inter-
view with Secretary Olney and set out
fully all that took place In Havana
during General Lees absence from that
city while he, Springer. acted as con-
sui general. and also the status of az
fairs at the date Of his departure for
the United States. Mr.. Springer was
also In conference to-day with Assist
ant Secretary Rockhill touching the
condition of American citizens now In
confinement In Cuba and the various
claims now before the slate depart
ment preferred by persons Who have
suffered la person or property from the
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MORE FUN COMING.
uoplIn. ua. Battered the Illinois Con.
test.

Springfield. m. Jan. lS.-Thr senatorial
situation was further complicated to-
night by the announcement OF tho eandi-
dacy Of congr, ssman A. j. Hopkins of
Aurora, who wired from Washington
that he would he In Springfield saturday.
Mr. Hopkins supporters claim that al
the warning factions can and viii unite
on him and that his selection u pracu-
caIly assured. even In advance OF his ar
rival on the battle ground. The support
crs NJ other candidates are equally mod-
est In their claims, all expressing uniim-
ited confidence IN ultimate victory EA-
Congressman Mason and Congressman
I.orlm.r have announced to-nisht thAt
they were absolutely certain of receiving
the nomination on the first ballot while
llitt aud carr are positive that they VIII
he chosen within the ilrst 1--WE,
The poslponcmeut Of the Joint caucus
until Monday has added considerable un-
certainty to every uncertain CONDITION,
and m. belief II general among "unat-
tnch.d' prophets that the aEht VIII be .
long and hotly contested one. with
dark horse winner at the nnisn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
NO QUORUM.
4 Member Of the House Takes the Hit In
Ills Teeth aud Runs Things.

Salem. Ore. Jan. 1.-THE fifth legis-
lative session opened with no quorum
in the house. 30 members only answer
ing Ia the roll call. Somers offered a
resolution that a committee OF four be
appointed to confer with the ahsentees
and ascertain the reason for their re-
fusal In constitute a quorum. The chair
ruled the motion out OF order SDmers
then put the motion 10 the house him
self and declared II carried. He then
demanded the clerk 10 put the motion
ON record. The sergeant-at-arms re-
ported he had seen all absentecs but
three and notified them 10 appear
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THAT'S WHY.


Washington, Jan. l5.-Secretary ~
the Interior Francis sent reply 10 the
house to-day 10 a resolution asking
why the land officers at Topeka allow
ed homestead entries to be- made on
lands In Kansas in the Union Pacific
railroad grant. which had been sold hy
the railroad company to bona ilde pur-
chasers and 10 which patents had not
yet been Issued. The secretary says:
Land officers have no authority 10
permit these entries and the land COM
missioner there. when his attention
vas unotlicially called 10 the matter.
directed the officers t0 allow no entries
of lands within the t-niOn Pacific
grant until the railroad company had
an opportunity to object 10 the allow
Hnce.
Replying to the part ~ the resolution
requesting Information as 10 ths.
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version OF the constitution and instead
Of reading as the committee quoted IL
says nothing OF the kind. Al this point
there were cries of question from
various parts Of the house. The roll call
was demanded. resulting: Ayes. 81
noes. 80; and the committees report on
Mullville's bill was declared adopted.
The committees report on Caldwelfs
report was also adopted.
The pot began to boil again with the
reading of the report on Gilva's bill
recommending indefinite postponement.
Gilna jumped on the judiciary COM
mittee with both feet He protested
against the scant courtesy shown by
the committee. He secured round of
applause when he said that while he
was not a lawyer and while the bill
might not he as polished in form as it
would had II been drawn up by some
OF the high-priced lawyers of the as
sembly. yet the substance Of the bill
was all right and believed that II
should pass. Armitage of Yellowstone
moved to amend so that the hill should
he printed and made a special order for
Monday.
Leehey of Silver Bow. chairman of
the judiciary committee, then took the
floor and proceeded to get back atshe
committees critics He called atten-
tion to the fact, as he said, that the
rules, against the adoption OF which he
had vigorously protested, and which
permitted the printing OF bills only on
recommendation OF the committee. are
To blame. The very men who now were
doing the kicking We're earnest sup
porters of the rules. He said that Gil
mas bill was not i'm proper shape TO he
considered by the house and could not
In its present shape be considered on Its
merits and that was the only reason
Mr. Gilna was not given hearing.
Campbell Of Park said that the law
yors OF the house were unanimous that
the bill was not in the proper shape.
and said the report was for the purpose
OF giving Mr.. China a chance tn put II
In proper form. Campbell moved 10
fer the bill back TO Mr.. Gilna for revi-
vision. The motion prevailed.
After the session MIR. China started a
good laugh on the judiciary committee
by stating that the bill had been drawn
up by one of the lawyers on the judi
ciary committee.
The committees report on the bill re-
lating to adoption was acted upon IA
vorably without discussion. The next
section of the report recommends the
indaap,,. nostnopemeut of carrolI's hill
relative to the illegibility of officers.
Carroll moved that the bill be ordered
printed. Al Gilnas request the bill was
read and upon division Carrolrs mo-
/ tion prevailed.
,,,i,,,,a' t,ha,,n'ar Ia. ,ano,,sa a s,,h-
s' ,',i,,,'ps ,,' ,ha In so. ,h,. nro,e,iion Of
,A,5 ~, "a.
uts Shans,i,,n Of siIv.r p,w said he
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
CALIFORNIA sNuBBED.


Cleveland. Jan. i5.-It II stated to-
night ON good authority that Presi-
dent.olrct Mckinley has refused 10
consider the name of Judge Davis of
California for the secrctaryship of the
Interior. The friends Of the Califor-
nian who called upon Major Mckinley
are said to have received no encour-
agement and II is said that they de-
cldod tonight that the task was a
hopeless one u Is not known who VIII
receive the port folio In question and it
has not been decided where anoihe
California man will he urged In place
OF Judge Davis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16
a MISTAKE.
Police Opeu Chimpy's Package of Letter.
To y Crowned Head.

London. Jan. IA dispatch To- the
Pail Mall Gazette from BRUSSELS says
The Princess de Chimay had an un-
pleasant experience In Buda pesth.
The police. Il appears. were Informed
that the princess was a spy Of Russia
and consequently raihed her apart
ments and seized package ~ docu-
meuts The princess attempted 10
wrest the papers from the officers
hands and threatened him with "A re-
volver. on or-ning the package IL was
found, instead OF compromising Rus
sian responieucc. To contain a series
of letters from a crow ned head, which
the police propose to hand 10 the Buda
Pesth consul The princess, II Is fur
iher stated threatens % take legal pro-
Ccedings in order 10 recover the docu-
ments.
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I'm 10 rnrrhn.r Cuba.

Washington. Jan. i5 Representative
Spencer % Mississippi to-day introduced a
bill which h. as follows. The secretary
o: syut. o. hereby authorized TO Offer 20
the govsrnmcnt OF spain sum OF money
not 10 exceed two hundred millions OF dol
lars f0r thr purchase Of the island OF
cuba. And the sum of Ne00. or 20 much
Thereof az may b. necessary. to defray
the EXPENSES Of the pending negotiations
H. hereby 4pnrCprftted %
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-01-16

Denver. Jan. 15.-The members OF the
Colorado legislature will vote for Cnited
States senator TO succeed Henry NJ. Teller
at noon Tuesday. Jan ~. The Reelection
OF senator Teller was made "A cardinal
principle Ia the platform upon which
nearly every mrmtsr OF tho general as
s.mbly was elected aEd there viii be
practically no opposition 10 his re-elec-
tlou-
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New York. Jan. la-Thc following dis
patch WAS received to-day; "London-to
the Chamber OF Commerce. New York.
The London chamber of commerce de-
sires TO express the conviction that the
treaty Just signed will tend To Increase
friendly relations between the two great
Euglish-speaking nations and promote
the extension aud security OF their COM
mcrcihl and material relations
"ConyentIon. London"
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Rochester. y. Y. Jan. l5.-Prof Louis
Swift OF Mount Lowe observatory. Calf
fornia. Is here en- "A visit and has received
notlce that the Royal Astronomical So
cicty OF England has awarded TO him tho
jackson goil medal In recognition OF his
astronomical suCccsS
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New York. Jan ii.-captaln Phllo Me-
CHM. the hero of the battle Of the Nalu
river, Is reported to-day to b. much I'M
proved His mind. tho attending physt-
elan says is unclouded and IN all r.
spr'ts his condition Is as favorable as
could h- cNp,ctcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

based. Under tho best conditions the re-
esveFy from this paralysis must be SLOW,
The island is incumborcd with debt
which reaches the enormous figures of
$500. 100000. making a per capita indobt-
cdness Of SSSS. The debt Of Spain is
81, gOO, 900, 900, per capita Indebtedness
Of $50 90, but It happens that very
small proportion Of the population Of
Cuba pay taxes, The Taxpayers Of the
Island arc estimated to number il3,9S
So that on each 1T these rests the crugh-
Ing burden of n debt OF 1886, represent
ing an annual interest charge Of $3.50.
This is not telling the whole story, but 1t
is enough,
Spain insists that there is not a state OF
war in Cuba. Even Spain, however.
must admit that a very unhappy condl-
itIon OF afralrs exist there; that there is a
wholesale, reckless destruction Of prop
crty, and that the island and the mother
country arc under an Intense financial
strain which neither can bear long.
Something must snap before great
while.
Spain is almost without credit in the
money markets OF the world, having a
dllmaylnE reputation OF reputation and
being VIGOROUSLY a poor and ill-goven-
cd country. Under tho circumstances
how long can the present conditions
last? 1t may be that nobody Will inter
fore to put an end to the butchery and
lavish destruction going on in Cuba but
II money lenders tighten up their purse
strings the end cannot be far on II
takes money to make war, and Spain
VIII soon be without money.
The interests Of the United States In
this question are great and direct
Leaving out entirely the profitable trade
We used to have with the island, 1t Is
estimated that the investments OF Amer
lean capital there are at least &5O'ooO' 900
we have good reason to be concerned for
the present and the future OF the island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-06

The country is in a good position to
see an Increase in prosperity. For the
first time in American history, the
United States continues to be steadily
the creditor OF Europe The past years
of depression have generally operated
u sort out the tarcs from the wheat
In the financial world. and a general
resumption Of thr normal amount OF
business would probably mean pros
pcrity to almost all existing American
INDUSTRIES The present outlook for
agricultural products Is that they will
command good prices during 1895. and
with the enactment of n satisfactory
tariff bill, American manufactures are
also likely To command \ reasonably
good price. Taking everything toEeth-
or, then the prospcc; Of good times
under tho coming administration Is OF
the Observation-Disclosures Advertiser.