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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
TALKED OF SCHOOLS
. AND PRISON LABOR
WEIGHTY SUBJECTS CAME mn
FOR THE LOCAL MINISTER'S
Frof- ID. l.. Kiehle Discussed "Edu
cation and Evolution" and Rev
David Morgan Spoke nm n.
Prison Topic.

\ lecture on evolution and education
was uervered yesterday by Prof
hienle' OF the state university ar tba
MINISTER'S meeting in Plymouth church
Fro1' k1ehle insisted upon the imnor'
lance OF child study for clerpvnen GA
S@ld that IN Germany every pesfor 10
lgquired TO familiarize himself WITH
tn lat lure before he may preach.
ne Work OF education, he said. is ma.
terially affected by the result - ma
cHlid-study. He declared II wac ~
Ilsht TO call child an animal m. a.
savage or an unconscious liar Tba
child is a human being. To mako on
an!Iha! OF 1t is to educate if into an
;, Prof Kiehle said that the love o,
me beautiful is more generally i'm
R1esae1 upon a ehild's mind now than
ROO OF its development.
children, said Prof KfebIe. ara
framed along the lines of culture and
iueailsm as we'll as along material
Hnes. There is a curiosity of parents
10 see what child will deyelop into
Anotner gain in education, ne said. ia
the IDEA of being perfect day by day
ana not sacrificing today for the gain
tomorrow. A happy child makes a
happy man, and the old story that
youth should be sacrificed to maturt-
ty has been abandoned.
Ihe mother is the best teacher. Prof
h1ehle said, for she always has before
her an idea OF what she expects her
Child to be. Character is the ultimate
END OF education. The teachers of this
country have the true idea.
There is larger percentage Of
Christianity pervading the public
schools of America said Prof Kieh1e,
than in any other known organiza-
ton. unless it is the church, and there
might be some discussion on that"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
SENTENCE OF S0UTHALL.
1t Is Deferred Until Thursday
Morning by Consent.

The imposition OF sentence on ]. A South
all is again postponed until Thursday morn
ing
Yesterday the county attorney appeared IN
court and said that George n, Nelson, coun-
sci for the defense, had not been able to
prepare his motion for a new trial, and the
county attorney was willing TO consent 10 q
further continuance.
1t was understood that sentence would be
pronounced Thursday morning, and that there
would be no further continuance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
INvALIDS ARE GRATEFUL.
Ihirfeenth Regiment Auxiliary As
sociatiOn Thanks State Officials

Mrs. A. B. Powers, secretary of the
Thirteenth Regiment Auxiliary associ-
alton, yesterday sent Gov Cloush and
Col Hartley resolution Of thanks for
the courtesies and attention given the
elck members of the Thirteenth. who
arrived on the hospital ship Rio Janelro
SIX weeks ago. The resolution also
mentions Capt. William Ward of the
Rio Janeiro. for his kind offices in
locking after the comfort of the bows
on their homeward journey. The reso-
luton also comments the services OF
COZ. hartley and thanks Gov. Clough
cordially for his part.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Police Court Notes.

Judge Orr yesterday issued a bench war
rant for the notorious Nellie Glover, who has
been ordered out of the city. He had
ceived Information that the woman had re
turned
GOrIaeliy William Smith ard John Grimsei
who were arrested Sunday night, charged
with being drunk and dserderly, in the rooms
over the saloon at Seventh and Pine streets
appeared before Judge Orr in the municipal
court yesterday. Gormely and Grimsell were
held until today, and the others were dis
charged.
Patrick Feeney was arraigned in police
court yesterday and pleaded not guilty to
charge OF having held up and robbed Miss
TTlda Anderson The preliminary hearing
was set for next Thursday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Auemannia Claim Involved.

Judge Otis yesterday heard another OF the
interIninable AlIemania bank cases. 1t was
an action to recover s., 900 from the bank
on a certificate of deposit, The plaintiff, c.
W. Freeman, claimed that he had not been
properly notified OF the order for reorganiza-
ton, and that the original order issued by
Judge Kelly was dated in May last, dismiss
ing the petition for reoFganiZatioR-that the
preceding order by Judge Willis was of no
avail The defense is that the order of Judge
Kelly merely dismissed the particular peti-
ton which asked for the appointment Of GER
tain receivers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Says He Did Not steal .

Harry harry Parker. who was arrested at Rich
grand larceny in the municipal court $50 ss OF
DAY morning and his hearing was SET fo,
InIrsday by Judge Orr. Parker is ehsreed
in-law, William Kreager, OF SSs Nor $3.50
Inc alleged orense YVES committed on Nov =;
While the family was at dinner. The monev
and Parker were missed at The ssma ., noIl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
In the Union Pacific TanrIe,

detail Of the reorganization Of the Union
Pacific was before Judge sanborn yesterday
on an application of the Union Trust COM
pany, Of New York against the receivers of
the Union Pacific under the old management
and the receivers OF collateral companies. The
application was for a foreclosure decree on
one of the old mortgages. Lawrence Greer
and W. H. Kelly appeared as attorneys for
the interests.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Family Rennion at Como.

Mrs. Mary Kelly made her third appearance
before Judge Orr in the municipal court yes,
terday and pleaded guilty to a charge OF
drunkenness. Her husband Is at present
serving q four months sentence and Mrs.
Kelly pleaded this fact in extenuation Of her
onense. She decEired she was lonely and the
court provided remedy in the shape OF a
ninety day Workhouse sentence.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Caught CuIIen atIns.

A. II. Cullen. alias STAY. who "a wo,...
az "aterViIe, Minn., for the alleged lsrce1~
Of COW, was arrested at his home. sl9 York
street Yesterday morning by Detective Wsr1
Nerr1ck and Wells went out to the bonsa -
make the arrest last Saturday evening bu,
Cullen snpped out Of a side door and eya5.ss
them Cullen has a deaf and dumb U-ifa
and two children, and is wanted bv Ninnee
aHoils police for number of small thafta
which IL is alleged he has committed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
FOR CHRISTMAS IN CUBA.
Red Cross Society Takes .he In
fttafive i'm the Gift Enterprise.

The Red Cross Ala society &c srx;o,, ..
know II there is any desire on the mart NJ
the friends of the men of the Fifteenth reg,-
msst to remember them at Christmas Tins
through the society, as has been done for the
ooss ar Manila. meeting VIII be he'd in
the chambeT OF commerce rooms at Third
ana jackson streets. Thursday at 3 o'clock
IN me afternoon and all friends of the Elf
leenth minnesota regiment OF volunteers are
requested to meet there at that time with
the Red Cross women asd decide there what
II anything, may be done in regard TO sendInS
-Shristmase boxes to the regiment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Waiting for wagener.

The Nick Kau,h ,arcl1y case which was
Sc. for hearing in the municipal court yes
terday, was continued until next Thursday al
the request Of the defense. in order to Sc
cure the attendance Of Sheriff W9kener. who
Is out of the city.
Kauth is charged with having stolen the
watch belonging to Arthur MiddletoA who
was murdered by burglars. on Sept 6.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
On a slippery walk.

Mrs. Philip Justus Of 70 East Eleventh
street. slipped and fell on the sidewalk ON
Wabasha street, near Sixth street, yesterday
afternoon, and sustained severe fracture
Of the thigh. She was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Are Discharged.

Judge Lochren yesterday discharged sew
eral petitioners In bankruptcy under the ma
tional law. The order issued included 3. ".
McGregoF. Edward o. TookeF, Charles T.
Miller, Harry L. Cleveland, F. W. Little and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
THE GREAT WESTERN LIMITED
Via The Chicago Great Western

Via The Chicago Great Western Rv.
The finest train between the Twin CHI ana
Carries free reclining chair cars onan 80 IL;
compartment sleeping cars buffet cars and
onlng cars serving meals "a la carte. Tho
neSpolis and Chicago Try it. iii-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29

Visitors to New York ind at the New Hoff-
man House on Madison Square, the perfec-
ton of hotel living the European plan.
with appointments. service and cuisine unsur-
passed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Fourth 1. organined.
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,

Adjt. Gen. Nuremberg yesterday issued q
general order declaring the new Fourth regf-
nent duly organized
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
Grain 1nxpection Eeas

The state grain inspection receint. for ths
month OF November were 81, COO State Treas
urer Koerner yesterday received rbert
from the department for the above amount
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the hest
remedy for relieving and curing that astb-
matte cough. Physicians recommend il Ruy
S e the genuine. DR.. John ". Bulls Cough
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money II ii fails to cure. $50
The genuine has L. B. Q. On each tablet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
They HATE
PUBLICITY
MEMBERS OF THE STATE NORMAL
BOARD FOND OF THEIR
OWN SECRETS
AND THEY HAVE
SOME SPICY ONES
THE wINONA SCHOOL HAS FUR
NISHED SOME NEWS THAT
WAS SUPPRESSED
PROF. SHEPARD
AND HIS SALARY
Al

Somebody, According to an Opinion
Furnished State Auditor Dunn,
Wanted to Know IL the State
Wouldn't Stand for More Than
S2,JOO-Morey's Row with Prof.
Freeman-Pender Talks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29
: RIA
SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel. 1872. Meat Market, sS2.
BANANAS,
Meat Market, sS2.

BANANAS,
Zoe TO f5c Dozen.
We have a large number OF fine punches
Of Bananas nicely ripened for today.
II cents
For one-gallon Glass Uncovered Oil Cans
USUALLY sold at 25c EACH for few days
BakeG Beam Sale.
good large lot of Pilgrim Brand Baked
Beans. These are high grade goods. As good
as any on the market. We offer while the
1s-lb. individual size cans. each ....... Sc
Lib. cans ....... ......... ............... sc
ip' cans '.'...''... $500 ............... Sc
Grounds
or Corned Beef for 25e, in our meat market
5 cents
For seven dozen best Wooden Clothes Pins
SO Sars
or the Favorite Brand laundry Scan for
one dollar az bars for 25cl.
~ Bars
or the Supreme Brand Laundry Soap for one
dollar: These are extra large bars. CTen
bars for 25c.l
"a cents
Per pound for the Very Best Creamery Butter
8 cents
Per can for 2-lb. cans of Marrowfat Peas
P@NASO y! e4e hoIi1Sh HGShlns company.
Batavia Canned Goods,
We are now receiving the new crop Goods
all raised and packed on the farm in Batavia
New York. There are few goods as perfect
these. There are none better and thew
are not high priced. Come and sample them,
$3.50
For l6-gal,on barrels OF that perfect Cider
from the same shipper as the last lot. There
is nothing better It's a good keeper; zoe
per gallon in smaller quantities.
lots OF Apples.
Good New Hampshire Baldwins, large
barrels. only ............. ............. 81 IS
Good Michigan Wagners Ben Davis, Tai
man Sweets, Russets. Seek-No-Fur-
Tiers. only -. .......-................s 50. 25
Very Fancy Rhode Island Greetings
per barrel ............ .............. 50 g5
Very Fancy Large Spicy Northern Spies.
per barrel .......... .................,s s.. IS
Good Baldwlns. per peck -................. 2Sc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-29

Cheap Homeseekers' Excursions to
the South
Are run twice every month by the wiscon-
sin Central Lines; tickets ara good for
stop over in Land ISeekers' Territory south
OF the Ohio rivers For particulars call al
City Ticket OficeS 80 Robert St Paul.
MINI.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02
sHREWp PIECE OF WORK
Reply of spain wordsd 40 - 60 Have
ItsE nses Upon the world

Reply of spain wordsd 40 .. to Have
ItsE nset Upon the world.
Washington. April 1.-The reply Of
Spain was In effect that the indepen.
dence Of Cuba means the cession Of
Spanish territory, which cannot bc done
without the consent Of the Spanish cor.
tes, which is not in session, and will no,
be In session until April "a, and oonsc.
Quenily no definite answer could be ~.
turned TO the demand Of the United
States until the cor,es assemblies.
The counter propositions were sub.
mitted that the Cuban matter shall bO
settled upon . basis equitable among
nations, and the United States was
asked 10 give time within which the in.
surgents can see what they want and
ascertain what can be done In tho nature
Of peaceful settlement
Senators who know the nature Of III,
reply say II is very shrewd piece Of di
plomAcy, and made for It's effect on III,
world at large. IL Ia said the reply Il
unsatisfactory to the president. III
does not believe It will be satisfactory Il
congress.
No one at the capital has undertaken
10 speak for the president, although
those who have seen him say his hope
for a peaceful solution Of the difficult
have been disappointed by the reply O
Spain.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02
spanish flag Torn TO rst,sr-

Chicago, April The members Of
the Seventh regiment, Illinois National
guard, tore up Spanish Gag that was
among the wall decorations at their
armory. The incident occurred at an
athletic entertainment given by the
regiment in its Armory on Wabash ave-
nue.. High above the arena In the cen.
ter were festoons Of the hags Of all ma
tions, hung long before tho present
trouble began, and among them were
several gorgeous red and yellow banners
Of Castilian pride.
The entertainment was scarcely under
way when some soldier noted tho hate
full folds Of Spain's bright colos flap
ping just above his head. Then, the
witnesses say, confusion and pande-
monium held sway. Men in the uni
form OF the regiment went up high in
the air, climbing on the shoulders Of ex.
cited patriots and clutching at the Span
ish flags. Somebody seized a banner
and dragged Il down. The men fairly
flung themselves upon the shimmering
folds Of yellow and ned, and the sound
Of ripping cloth could be heard high
above the upruar, Another flag came
down; IL was dragged around the
arena, tnmpled on and torn TO frag
| monts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02
chaaEed the Plan

Washington. April The orders
given TO the eight companies Of Twenty.
fifth infantry 10 proceed 10 Dry Tortu-
gas have been revoked. There has been
persistent objection to fortifying or gar.
rifoning this place, which was aban.
doned years ago The recent deternni.
nation 20 adequately defend the place,
which is to be occupied as large naval
coaling station for the ships Of war car.
ried with Il the assignment Of troops
The military authorities say Dry Tortu.
gas is not ft for occupation, and that
sending the men there would be virtual
ly putting them In death trap.
The plans for defense do not contem-
plate immediate fertilization Of Dry Tor
tugas, and the infantrymen who would
occupy the antiquated fort would be at
the mercy Of the strong guns Of an enc.
my. For this reason Colonel A. s Burt
has been directed 10 take eight com.
panies under his command to Key West
for the present II may be necessary "a
send detachments 10 Dry Tortugas 10 dc
certain work in the island, but therS
will be no formal occupation by the
Twenty fifth infantry as body until
the fortihcations have been strengthen
cd and modern guns erected in the EN-
placements.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02

eration for an honorable and stable
peace TO the insular parliament, with
out whose concurrence the Spanish gov.
eminent would not b. able to arrive at
the FINAL result, IL being understood that
the power reserved by the constitution
to the central government be not lessene 1
or diminished.
As the Cuban chambers will not NEE.
until the 9TH day Of May. the Spanish
government will not, on IL part. object
to suspension Of hosiiliiies, II asked for
by the insurgents from the genenl-in-
chief, 10 whom it will belong TO de-
termine the duration and condition q
suspension.
The president will communicate with
congress as soon as ho can prepare a
message.
The foregoing, including the last pa a
graph, was made public immediate. j.,
after the cabinet meeting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02
A SHADOW OF PEACE.
Authorities At Madrid say a Peaceful
Attitude IL About Reached.

Authorttles ~ Madrtd say a feaeetul
Attitude Is About Reached.
Madrid, April THE opinion Is ex.
pressed from an authoritative source
that an agreement between the govern
ments Of Spain and the United States
will bs reached, including the Maine
and reconcentrado questions. IL Is added
that this also means arriving at dura.
bic peace solution.
II il also said the government and
Captain General Blanco are In accord
with tho peninsular government ~ as
sist Ia this work Of peace.
Those who are best informed here Be-.
lieve peace Is assured, unless President
McKiDley's hands are forced, making
him depart from the calm attitude he
assumed Throughout, the crisis. Il Is fur.
ther seniofiicially asserted the Spanish
government, believing they incorrectly
interpret the sentiment, justice and lofty
aims" Of the president, assert that
Spain will not hesitate at everything
necessary to preserve peace without
other limits than national dignity and
territorial integrity"
The views from an authoritative
source are that the sub, tance Of tiR Of
hcial note on the subject was published
here today. The Spanish government
takes a brighter view Of the relations
with the United States, and believes
peace Is secured. Important newspapers
comment on the note In this stn.in, but
inquiries made last evening Of Unit
ed States Minister woodtord failed TO
secure anything confirming the opiimis-
tic impressions prevailing here. He has
80 earnestly been a friend Of peace
throughout. that his silence now causes
much anxiety in diplomatic circles.
General woodford was busy until late
last night
The substance Of yesterdays propos'
ais TO the Spanish government the As
sociated Press correspondent learns, Is
/. That the insurgents should ask foI
Arrnistice, and not the United States.
.. That the request for armistice should
be dealt with by the autonomist cabinet
Of Cuba, and without intervention or th'
good offices Of the United States.
II il curious 20 note how little interes
the general public took in yesterday
, important conference.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02
The World's iniormant adds
A PLEA MOST QUEER.
Hame Rule Auth .ritlcs In Cuba Ap-
peal 20 President Mckinley.

Hsme Rule Auth .ritlos In Cuba Ap.
peal to President Mckinley.
Washington, April The Cuban gov.
crnment (meaning thereby the present
home rule authorities in Cuba and not
the insurgentsl has ap ealed TO the pres.
ident OF the United States TO respect the
will Of the majority OF the people Of
Cuba" The appeal declares the major.
ity represent those in favor Of home
rule under Spanish sovereignty; that
the insurgents are in the minority that
the majority has right to rule It's own
destinics; that 1t would bo an injustice
for a foreign will tmeaning the United
StAtes) to impose upon this majority a
political regime contrary TO It's will
and that It would be a great wickodness
to dispose OF It's lot without It's own con.
sent.
The appeal to the president does not
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02
THE HOPE FOR PEACE.
1t Is Gradually Diminishing From
the Presidents Mind.
sPAIN's REPLY Is EVAsIvE.
The Fssilng At Washington Is EEessd-
inEiy 0ioomy Over . Peaceful
ssttismsnt-Thoss Consulting
President Refuse 10 Talk.

Washington, April Judge Day,
assistant secretary Of state, notwith.
standing the late hour at which he left
the White House last night, was |
again there at an early hour this
morning and In conference with the
president The president went over the
situation thoroughly with Senator Da-
Wis, chairman Of the senate committee
on foreign relations. and showed him
the dispatch from Madrid that he had
received. When the interview was
ended Senator Davis jumped into his
carriage and hurriedly drove OF with
the statement that he could not reveal
what had taken place.
II can be reiterated Authoritatiyely
that the latest dispatch from Madrid Is
thoroughly unsatisfactory 10 the admin.
istraiion. A reply to the Spanish re.
Sponse will not bs cablcd until after the
meeting Of the cabinet, which spent the
greater part Of the morning considering
the matter.
That the president has less confidence
In peaceful ultimate Of the out.
come, IL now apparent from the views
he expressed to several Of his closest
friends. While he expressly RETAINED
from stating that he had given mp all
hope, one Of his close political friends
intimated Immediately after being clos.
e.ed with the president, that the settle
ment on a peace basis seemed exceeding.
ly unlikely.
The presiden, Is aware Of the strong
sentiment In congress and is taking
the leaders into his confidence. That
congress may BE- In accord with him
he is not attempting TO withhold infor.
nation In his possession from them, bu,
at the same time Ia taking steps 10 pre-
vent diplomatic information that might
seriously affect negotiations now rapidly
reaching a Gilman from being made
public and carried back TO Madrid. This
inakes those leaders who see him very
reticent.
Senators and representatives formed
y continuous stream Of callers up to tho
time Of the assembling Of the cabinet
but were unusually guarded in their ex
pressions after they left the president
saying the situation was too grave to ad
init Of possible nisquotAtion or misin
! terpretation Of utteances at this time
Captain Crowninshield, chief Of tn
navigation bureau, whose duty II is OF
der movements Of all naval vessels, an
TO keep track u matters bearing on III
4 comparative naval strength, was sun
moned 20 the cabinet meeting during II
deliberations
:, Captain Glover chief Of the naval IL
Q telligence bureau, and Captain Barker
naval aide and a momber Of the stnteg
board were also called into consultation
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02
APPEALS TO VICTORIA.
Queen Regent Of spain Wants Help
Prom the Queen Of England.

Queen Regent Of spain Wants Help
Prom the Queen Of England.
London, April The queen regen,
Of Spain has sent an autograph letter TO
the queen Of England, the New York
World correspondent learns from a high
source, imploring help. Queen Maria
Christina bees Queen Victoria TO use
her influence 10 prevail upon the British
government 10 support Austria and
France In an attempt TO secure Europe.
an mediation.
This extraordinary step has been taken
by the queen regent because Of the cold
reception accorded by the British gov.
ernment to the representations Of the
Spanish ambassador respecting media.
ton.
The Worlds informant adds;
Queen Victoria simply forwarded a
copy Of the queen regents letter TO Lord
Salisbury, whose policy will not in any
way be affected by il England will tol.
crate no policy OF bolstering mp Spanish
rule in Cuba"
The opinion prevails that the govern.
ment will BE- pressed from the Liberal
branch Of the house Of commons to rec
ognize the Independence OF Cuba as soor
as the United does so.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-02

Washington, April 1.-The senate
went into executive session ON motion
Of Senator Lodge, a member Of the com.
mitteo on foreign relations. The pur.
pose Of the secret session was for the
consideration Of the resolution reported
from the committee ON foreign relations
for acquisition Of Danish West India is-
lands The reason for considering the
bills behind closed doors is the belief
tina, our relations with Spain will nee.
cssarily b. discussed and that informa.
tion might be divulged that would 10 Of
advantage 20 that country.