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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

The campaign that the Republicans
of this town are making has no par
allel in the history of this town. Pop
ulists and Prohibitionists have made
campaigns that had no pretense at or
ganization before, but never attempted
ed anything quite so farcical as that
which is going on now.
Beck is willing, too, but what he
doesn't know about campaigning is a
caution to other neophytes. Altogeth-
er the colonePs experiment of disarrn-
ing his enemies by putting them on
his committee and keeping away from
them is not turning out as well as he
thought.
Col Kiefer does not go near head
quarters at all. He has not been there
twenty minutes all told since the con-
vention. He is going about alone MAX
ing a personal campaign. He is tire
less, but he finds it uphill work. He
pays TO attention whatever to any
body else on the ticket. Except in
speeches he has never been known to
mention the name Of McCardy or
Horst They are IS foreign to him and
his ambitions as though they did not
exist.
McCardy is doing the same thing.
He has had his chilly smile trapped
into fiXture-a similitude of cheer
less mirth-and he goes about with a
L.
not to forget him. He is industrious.
I'D ne has the best of Kiefer in that
he applies his knowledge of figures to
the saving of distance. He knows that
a right line is the shortest distance BE-
tween two points. He never men
toned the ticket on which he is run
ming since the campaign opened-eX-
cept on the platform. He did mention
Horst once, and only once, In the course
of a speech when some person in the
audience wanted to know something
about the bank failures.
Horst is playing a lone hand, too.
He is not much of a tallker, but ne De
lieves in printers ink to some extent,
ard he has had each of the clerks in
his office furnished with cards some
thing like this:
Fred c. Horst asks you to vote for
c. L. Horst"
He carries two sets of cards himself.
c ~ Of them designates Mr.. Horst as
'rsLtscher Candidat," and the otner
as Republican Candidate" He goes
about and passes out cards and don t
stop to argue with anybody who asks
questions about the city deposits.
McCardy, alone, of the three candi-
dates at the head of the ticket. has
paid his assessment, and one or two
Of the candidates for the assembly have
dore the same. Kiefer paid one-half
of his assessment, and they each give
it oct that they think it more desirable
to spend their own money.
Niefer's speeches have been to this
effect:
II will distribute the offices as they
should be distributed"
McCardy says:
of you elect me I will take care OF
your finances as l have before"
Horst don't make speeches. He does
rot want to court trouble in the form
of open interogatories. He makes his
talk in private and says very mildly:
DO the best you can for me-"
They will. Particularly in the Eighth
ward, where there were some hundreds
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
AT HORBECK'S HALL.
A ROusing Meeting Addressed by
DIR. Schifmann and Others

n housing Meeting Addressed by
DIR. Schifmann and Others.
Horbeck's hall was crowded to the doors
last night by those who wished to hear the
leaders Of the Democrat Citizens party dis
cuss the issues Of the present city campaign.
DR.. Schiffmann addressed the meeting, and
the reception given him was a rousing one.
In neat. scholarly speech of fifteen min
utes duration he Outlined the policy he would
pursue If elected Having no entaagling
pledges-no promises to fulfill to any man or
set OF men-he would be free to act for the
interest OF the people In all things
Ed L. Murphy needed no presentation to
the audience. He assured those present that
IN the future as in the past, the interest of
the ward would come first and uppermost
with him. He earnestly asked his hearers
to support the whole ticket
Speeches were also made by David r.
Peebles. Bob Hare; John S. erode. in Ger
man, and F. L.. McGhee.
Mr.. McGhee devoted considerable time to w
w: Erwin and provoked much applause. His
reference to the tossing of the battle-ax of
silver into the arena by the Tall Pine made
an exceptional hit
Tell him." he said, ''that the battle is
on. Tell him that the Black Hickory takes
up the battle-ax, and the battle must 60 on
to a finish. Lay on, Erwin" he shouted
and ID be he who first cries Hold
enough"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
On Miles Staff.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Gen. Miles made
another addition to his staff today. Brig. Gen.
]. G: Breckenridge, now inspector general of
the United States army, will serve on Cen
Miles staff as chief Of inspection department
This makes four staff officers selected for as
signment on Gen. Miles staff within the last
few, days, and 1t is the generals intention
to have all of the staff departments Of The
army represented, SO that it will be necese
sary to add a signal officer and an ordnance
officer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
POLITICAL MEETINGS.

There will be several Democratic meetings
tonight One in the Second ward will he he'd
az dd Seventh and Fauquier streets, and will bs
Pierce Butler and Louis Betz
one In the Ninth ward will be held at
jackson and Sycamore streets. The speak.
ers VIII be Messrs. Kane. PEBBLES, Donnelly
AT 414 Smith avenue, P. ]. Geraghty. J. E.
Hearn and some others will speak "
me Eighth Ward Prohibition club will
noio a pubic meeting at 5l4 University ave
nue. tomorrow evening. N. R. Frost will
there There will be an important meeting in the
campaign-at Western and DAYTON avenuaS
me ne speakers will be John l.. Townley, T. r.
Kane, L. D. O'Brien and Lou Wilkes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
TWOHY's GOOD RECORD.
Tempers Justice With Mercy, but L.
Not Lax In His Duty.

Not Lax In His Duty.
Judge John Twohy candidate for the
municipal judgeship. is making vigorous
campaign, and will undoubtedl receive the
appreciation of the people for the conservative,
unbiased manner in which he has admins
tered his office in the past, by a re-elec-
ton by comfortable majority.
In his career on the municipal bench
Judge Twohy has ever been the friend of
the unfortunates who fall into the police
net, yet withal looking to the city's welfare
with an ever watchful eye.
1t has not been his practice to drag cases
on the court calendar for weeks at time,
nor to make an example" Of the friendless
petty law violators In order to average well
with vicious malefactors, turned loose upon
the community.
All are treated with the same fair-minded
justice by Judge Twohy, and though at times
his position is trying. he never deviates from
the pathway Of right. When kindly advice
will, in Is opinion. tend toward the reforma-
ton of an offender, the lawbreaker is given
a chance to become a good citizen. but when
the law demands that rightful punishment be
meted out. Judge Twohy has never been in
fuenced by outside pull political or other
wise.
1t Is generally conceded by Republicans
made splendid record as a police court
judge and his friends will undoubtedly see
to 1t that he Is reelected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
CHEESE WAS SPOILED.

So Says the Minnesota Butter and
Cheese Company.
The Minnesota Butter and Cheese company
has begun suit against the St. Paul Cold
Storage Warehouse company to recover s., 500
damages, alleged to have resulted to
plaintiffs property while in the care Of
defendants.
The complaint alleges that plaintiffs stored
1,517 boxes Of cheese in the warehouse of the
defendant company and paid a rental of
$53S.7s: When the cheese was subsequently
turned over to the owners 1t is alleged that
it had become water-soaked and damaged in
the sum sought to be recovered.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

Brad Orlup wasn't dealing faro last
night in his newly opened gambling
house on Robert street.
He coppered the game.
He covered the roulette wheel and
turned the faro layout up side down
yesterday morning.
The officers at the central station
had hardly finished reading their
G o e s when the door opened and in
walked Mr.. Orlup. Chief Goss sent
word he wanted to see him. He went
at once.
Orlup and Goss spent some time in
the chiefs office. Even the acute hear
ing of Louis Liverpool couldn't catch
what was said. Then Orlup left and
Goss sat waiting for call from the
mayors office.
He expected that Mayor Doran would
want to know the news second handed,
since he had neglected to tell his SUI
perior that little game was going on.
The little game was closed last night.
Within a few hours after Orlup had
asked If he was still going to stand for
Orlup.
II don't know Orlup," said he, land
never saw that man in my life
Mayor Doran was noncommittal when
asked how it happened that a genuine
gambling house had been allowed to
open. 81 didn't know anything about
it, and until I find out the facts I have
nothing to say. I have heard that there
was desire on the part of some per-
sons to have house opened"
Thus another scheme to make a few
Republican votes has gone wrong.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
SNAP FOR FRANK BAER.

Republican Organ Urging Sixth
Ward Voters to Knife Bell.
There is an effort being made by the Re-
publican managers to- leave Mr.. Bell. of the
Sixth. where he is-up in the air. They are
touting You'd. the Scannellite. with view
to currying favor with the element In which
he is prominent, and the speakers and papers
Of the party both push him. The evening
organ of the party showed its hand last night
by saying that: ut is to be hoped, in the
interest Of good government, that the people
will elect George You'd If Frank Baer has
not about as easy thing as he could look
for on the West side with the Republicans
knitting Bell he must be looking for a soft
one. Baer will, as matters stand, have clear
majority.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
: E I 4
Seventh and Cedar SITS.
Tel. 752. Meat Market, 7S2.

Every housekeeper desiring to economic
in Groceries should know the buying power
of dime or a dollar at Yerxa's, where
prices are high enough to insure the quality
rant us in offering to take back any article
II its equal is found at a lower price else
where.
3 cents
For 10-lb. bags of Best GRADUATED Corn Meal;
I bag to each customer; not delivered unless
Other gccds are ordered.
az cents
For one-pint bottles of Halford's Leicester
shire Sauce, while this lot lasts CThe proper
prize Of this brand is Boo per bott-e)
-. 6 cents
A package for Preston's California Wheat
Flake Breakfast Food, made from the choic-
est variety OF Pacific coast wheat. Qts proper
price is 1914 cents.)
~ cents
A can for 3-pound Cans Full Standard Toma-
tees.
8 cents
a bar for Securing Sap
rs POUNDS
Of Good New Orleans Brown Sugar for 81.
% cents
Each for bib. pals of Jelly, assorted havors.
38 cents
A pail for Golden Drip Syrup
IS cents
Each for half-pound cakes of w. H. Bakers
Premium Chocolate.
. cents
a pound for Choice New Dates.
10 cents
FOR Lib. cans of Elegant Sliced Peaches in
heavy syrup IL
6 cents
a pound for very nice lot of Fresh Smoked
New York Shoulders
S cents
For Tour pounds of Washing Soda
Fresh Crisp Green Onions, per banch II
Muscatine Asparagus per bunch ... 15c
Fresh Peas, per quart ........5 ~
Fresh Lettuce, Fer head ......,.. .,
Tom Moore Cigars. each &C.
hohihan House Cigars. each .............. &c
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
WILL HELP GLEASON.
The Campaign That the Republicans
Are Making for Sid Reeves

L me- CH1sfptaISH Il HUI t1C INC1uDI1CHnS
Are Making for Sid Reeves.
The Republicans of the Fifth ward are
making campaign against ]. ]. Gleason on
the proposition that he is mechanic and
that his hours of labor are such that he will
not have time to give to the office of alder
man.
The Republican organ last evening besought
the people of, the Fifth to vote against Glea-
son because he could not afford to take a
halliday eff three times week to attend
f. They didn't think Of that when they were
supporting 1Assenbiyalan DAILY In fact there's
The fact that Sid Reexes has some ,,r
while Gleason is s;only printer is not a
particularly good reason for the election Of
Reeves. In any event, it Is not much Of an
in the Fifth. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
ON ACCOUNT OF A DOG.
Anna Gabriel Brings a $4,000 Suit
Against Albert FIOan.

The fact that Albert c. Floan owns big
st. Bernard dog caused him to yesterday be
made defendant in a 5000 personal injury
suit Instituted in the district court by Anna
Gabriel. .,,~a .4-7
The defendant sets forth that she was as
saulted and knocked down by the dog in
question, being so injured that she has since
been unable to pursue her regular vocation.
ing at Ninth and Wabasha streets, the even
Ing of Jan. % last when Mr.. Floan's dog ran
into her and threw her with great force to
the sidewalk.
1t is not charged that the dog bit defendant.
Plaintiff alleges that the dog was running
at large without a license and contrary to the
city ordinance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
Off for Mobile.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, April 19-The
battalion of the Nineteenth infantry station
ed at Fort Brady left for Mobile this even
ing on special train composed of six sleep
ers and four freight cars. The soldiers were
escorted to the depot by city officials, the
local company OF state troops and a brass
band. Great enthusiasm.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
wORTHINGTON ACTS.

Movement Inaugurated to Enlist n
Volunteer Company.
Special to The st. Paul Globe.
WORTHINGTON. MIMI. April 19.-At a
meeting held here tonight movement was
inaugurated to raise a company of volun-
teers. Much patriotism was displayed. H.
M. Palm, a veteran of the Civil war, pre-
sided. Short speeches were made, and re-
cruits called for
Many names were signed. A recruiting Of
flee was ordered opened at Grand Army hall,
and committees appointed on recruits and
finances. 1t is believed that full company
can be raised her in few days.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
PRoyIDENT TRUST COMPANY.
Schedule of Assets and Liabilities
Filed Yesterday.

The schedule Of assets and liabilities of the
Provident Trust company, which recently
passed into the hands Of receiver, was fl d
with the clerk of the courts yesterday. The
statement shows liabilities aggregatng $24,
069.88, while the assets are placed at $221,
O51. 81 Following is the general itemized
statement: 80.
Liabilities Time certificates of deposit,
$12, 20; miscellaneous creditors, $5,SS3.6S;
bills payable, $500; total, $24 069.SS.
Assets-Stocks and bonds, $43 500; bonds
and mortgages, Sill, 310; accounts receivable.
$3.50; bills receivable, $3.50; tax certifi ates,
$42299; due from Allemannia bank. $5,174.S7;
due from National German-American bank,
$8.6S; total. $221. 051.37.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
State Dairymen's Books.

,, 1t is stated by friend of Prof # T.
Hacker that he has not refused to give IN
me me, DOCKS e OF the State Dairymans associae
Dy the association at New Ulm to nrenere
a "a, report of the doings of the organiza Hon
me Inc Docks were necessary in the making Of
attorney general and, on the advice Of the the
latter Is ready to turn over the books Ae
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
RED LAKE LANDS.

Commissioner Hermann VIII Dis
pose of Them at Auction.
Special to The St. Paul Globe
WASHINGTON, April 10. Land
Commissioner Hermann today told sew
eral members of the Minnesota delega-
ton that 1t was his intention to have
the lands of the Red Lake reservation
sold at public auction He was request
ed by several OF the lumIbermen of Min
nesota to sell the lands by private sale,
but 1t is his intention to have the lands
sold aus he first intended.
The lands which were not patented
at the Crookston sale in 1894 will be
again offered at public auction to the
highest bidder. The sale is likely to
come off on or about July 1.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
War Fever at winona.

Special to The st. Paul Globe
WINONA. Mimi, April 19.-Compeny E
has now recruited to the required 100 men,
and Company lacks but six of that num-
Der. Both are of the Second regiment. Capt.
L. ID. Frost, formerly of Company C, is
organizing a third volunteer company, whose
services will be rendered to the government.
The city is all excitement. Flags patriotic
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
GOES TO THE JURY.

Keefe Perjury. Case Winds Up In the
District Court.
The Keefe perjury case went to the Jury
shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon.
At 2 o'clock this morning the jury was still
out. rs s
The evidence in the case all in Mon
consumed by the attorneys in the case in
argument. and the charge of Judge Brill to
the jury.
The entire mornings fsession was occupied
the defense, addressed the jury until
O'Clock, after the noon recess and Judge Brill
employed half an hour in delivering his
charge. rs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
THE TALL PINES EXIT.

Louis Betz Figures How Erwin Will
Go Up Salt Creek.
The Fifth Ward Democrat-Citizens' club
heid good meeting at West Seventh street
and Smith avenue last night
Wo nundfed were present and President
Jensen was in the chair, while j. S. McCue
acted as secretary
Addresses were made by Louis Nash, Enoch
Johnson, henry ]. Strouse, E. c. Ives. ]. ].
Gleason and Louis Betz. -
Mr. Betz had some fun with w. w. Erwin
he SAID there was going to be a lot of tim
per cut May 8, and that the Tall Pine would
then be converted into log and used to
take the rest of his ticket up Salt creek.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

nam at determined
cradle treating female
of
and being
her ears detail of their 49,
to simply unon
the little
her felowbng
successfully treated during wear indicative -
training. PooAo "no
No physician world .ro4
information assist
ror
This therefore, the lalrr
aoe 10 90 aing
physician
VINO Will not take the trouble to write advice
which 1or,or
establish beyond doubt the Pnkham Vegetable co.,
pound female diseases = ''se''oo 1ol1-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
ABOUT A LIQUOR DICENsE.

George F. Dawson Brings Suit
Against Thee. Hamm.
George F. Dawson, as the assignee OF
Patrick Dawson, yesterday filed the complaint
In a suit against Theodore Hamm for the
recovery Of $780,
Plaintiff alleges that the defendant agreed
to take out a liquor license for Patrick
Dawson and that, under the belief that the
license had been so taken out, the latter
paid defendant the sum Of $3.50. 1t is alleged
that the license never taken out as per
the alleged agreement.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
BLUE EARTH IS PATRIOTIC
SPANS YELLOW BANNER Is
DRAGGED IN THE MUD

Hung Up by Way of a Joke in Place
of the Stars and Stripes, and
Promptly Torn Down by the PeO-
pIe-The Whole City Suffering
Fever.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

HORSES AND acknowledgements "a
to buy horse or carriage cheap are Of
tered every day in the want columns of
The G / O be.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

PERSoNAL-Many an interesting story is
told in the personal column of The G O be
wants. Read them they mar be- of intar-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
DEFECT IN THE COMPLAINT.
A. Roscoe, Charged With Violating
the Dairy Law, Discharged.

the Dairy Law, Discharged.
The charge Of violating the state dairy
law, upon which A. Roscoe, driver in the
employ of the Crescent Creamery company.
was arrested several weeks ago, was yester-
day dismissed by Judge Twohy upon tech
meal defect in the complaint.
The document failed to state to whom it
was alleged the accused had disposed of
cream containing less than 20 per cent of fat,
as required by law.
This point was urged by the attorney for
the defense, and, when the prosecuting at
torney admitted its potency, the court Or
dered the case dismissed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

ally wave from windows of business houses,
and men are busy gossiping the latest bulle-
soldiers went through the city via the Mil
waukee road from St Paul this afternoon for
Mobile
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

To Hartford and New Haven
Only s14.CO via the Burlington Tickot or..
40 aoo Robert street QIotel Ryan,. Teiephone
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
DULUTH WILL CELEBRATE.
Whistles VIII Blow When the War
Is Declared.

DULUTH, Mimi, April 19.-At a meeting
held at the council chamber this evening,
presided over by Mayor Truelsen, it was
decided that the declaration of war against
Spain should be announced by the blowing Of
whistles. The boats in harbor will take up
the signal, and all the industries employing
steam will join.
That evening a patriotic meeting in rati-
fcation Of the war will be held at the Third
regiment armory. which will be addressed by
Duluth's best orators.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

mere is standing reward offered at Re-
pupiiean HEADQUARTERS for the capture and
introduction into the rooms of an Irish
Alherican An Irish Mac or an o would be
worth untold money. and would get Just
that much If he will lend his name to the
committee for the campaign.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

The enthusiasm that marks the Republican
campaign ca is very well illustrated in the fact
that there are two meetings called in The
city for. tonight-one of the Fourth Ward
kiefer club, which has no existence, in fact.
and the other at Weiler's hall In the Eighth
ward Up to last night there had been M
speakers assigned to either meeting.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
COULDN'T TELL HIS NAME.

Test of the knowledge Ten Men
Have of an Assembly Candidate.
A bet was made yesterday by Mat Bantz
and taken by friend of his that the first
ten men they would meet on University are
nue. would not know the name of the Reputi-
can nominee for assembly from that ward
The name of him Is Warner. but not one
of the ten men asked knew it.
If Mr. Warner was confined to the Eighth
for his support he would scarcely finish like
quarter. horse. y -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
PAYS TO Be A POLITICIAN
GRIFFIN CAN RUN HIS SALOON
WITHOUT LICENSE

Has Not Had the Necessary Permit
for Two Weeks Republican
Council Doesn't Want to Act in
the Matter Until After Election
Business without Paying.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

George Gerlich. who runs the elevator in
the city hall. has been away from his work
for week doing business for Kiefer in the
and carries Bantz and Kaldunski cards with
him. II he finds friend of Bantz among his
acquaintance. he hands out q Kiefer card
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
MAY GRAND JURORS.

Col. A. r. Kiefer for Once in HIS
Life Gets Job That He Didn't
Seek. %
The list of grand jurors for the May term
of the district court have been drawn. For
once, Col A. R. Kefer secures job that
he didn't ask for.
Following is the list of names:
N S. Beardsley, VIM P. Jewett
G. c. Collins Clarence H. Johnston,
Andrew Defiel, E. A. Konantz,
VIM. A. Dorsey, IS A. R. Kiefer.
Joseph Gruber, James King
j. P. Gribben, - H. J. Kaufer,
Chas w. Hall, p. B. Lott.
w. B. Hawthorne, Crawford Livingston,
E. H. Hobe, VIM. F. Powles
John Hart, Chas. j. Schott,
Thomas Irvine, C. Sidney Smith.
John Ickler. -t@
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20
EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF
NO TWO REPUBLICANS PULLING
TOGETHER

Col Kiefer Is HustIfng for the
Colonel, and Capt. McCardy for
the Captain, end So on Down the
Iine-NOne of Them to Be Seen
Around Their Campaign Heal
quarters.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-20

ara one CT Bantz; if he happens on a friend
Oh haiounski's. he gives up a Kaidunski
card with Kiefer's
D. ). Winkel. president of the Burgervere.n
OF the Eighth. caught Mr.. Gerlch working
the double cross and. in the interest of his
cniei. he will Probably be pulling that ele-
Vator rope for the rest of the campaign.