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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
FERGUS FALLS.
The St. Paul Clnhf

Special to The St Paul Globe.
FERGUS FALLS. Feb. 26-Dr and Mrs.
William o Mann gave one of the prettest
and pledsantest parties OF the season last
night, in their apartments on the third floor
OF the administration building at the hospi-
tai There were twelve tables, at which
various games were arranged to be played
progressively.
C. A. Boehme. manager of the Fergus Man
uiacturing company. has returned from a
visit TO his parents at Minneapolis
c. d. Wright went to Minneapolis yester-
Gay business
John S Johnson, one of Minneapolis fast
skaters and bicycle riders, has been in town
the past week giving some exhibitions of fast
skating ut the rink. He skated against time
Thursday, but found himself badly handi-
capped by tho many and short turns, the
smallno5s Of the rink made necessary A race
IS being arranged between Johnson and
Thompson, of Minneapolis. The two are as
fast skaters as there in the state
John ESland has gone to Florida to visit
MS brcther
Miss Louisa Klaus, daughter of one of Fer
gus Falls oldest settlers. the late Anton
Klaus. died Thursday and was buried this
morning fICm st. Otto's Catholic church. Miss
Klaus was forty years old and has been an
invalid for years. Her death was a happy
release from constant suffering.
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Spain Liable If the Explosion Was
Not an Accident.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Secretary
Sherman spent some time at the CAPT
tOl today. He talked freely with sena-
tors concerning the situation in Ha-
vana in view of the Maine disaster. He
told them that no important addition
to the information previously received
had reached the department for the
past few days but stated that the stu
alton was being considered with a view
of having a policy developed. in case
the naval court now making an inquiry
into the disaster should find that it was
the result of an accident.
TO this he added the statement that
he thought an indemnity would GER
tainly be demanded, and that if it
should be, a good round sum would be
asked. What that sum should be would.
however, depend largely upon circurl-
stances.
The secretary did not think the Span
ish authorities have been aware of
the intentions of any one who may
have caused the explosion, but he ad-
vanced the opinion that whether they
were or not, the Spanish government
would be liable for indemnity If 1t was
shown that any Spaniard had caused
II
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
HAVANA HARBOR MINES.
The Question Discussed by Members
of the Cuban .Juntn

NEW YORK, Feb 26.-At the head
quarters Of the Cuban Junta in this city
today, the subject of alleged existence
of mines in the harbCr of Havana was
the subject Of free discussion. In sup
port of the allegations that such mines
were laid, files Of local papers Of No
Ytmber, 1896. were produced. in which
it was asserted that one shipment of
six tons of dynamite was made from
this port. and that the steamer Ciudad
Conda. which sailed about the 10Th OF
Tie month named. refused to take pas
sengers because she carried q large
consignment OF dynamite for Gen.
Weyler
1t was also alleged in the newspaper
files shown, that about the same time
a St. Louis concern was to make a ten
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ccial to The st. Paul Globe.

Special to The st. Paul Globe
ALBERT LEA. Feb. 26-The personal
property taxes are being well paid up and the
prospect is good that the treasurer's books
will be as free from delinQuents at any
previous YEAR
Prof Victor. superintendent of the Long
Prairie schools. writes his father In this city
that he is just in receipt of $15 returned to
him by a party whose conscience troubles
him. as the party who returned the money
confessed that he had stolen it from Prof
Pickett some years before.
The Young Mems club met last night and
after Bible lesson of an hour proceeded to
a vigorous discussion of the question, Should
the United States Engage in a War With
SPAIN" and a vote being taken the question
was almost unanimously decided in the
affirmative.
There is said to be a good prospect that
the Albert Lea Evening Tribune. which re-
Gently suspended publication. will be recussi-
tated, both daily and semi-weekly.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
IN THROES OF ELECTION
THE HOTTEST MUNICIPAL CAM
PAIGN IN LoNDoN'S HISTORY
and the Party Leaders Taking an
Active Part in the Confess
War Office Scheme for Reform is
Generally Approved.

LONDON, Feb. 2G.-London is in the
throes Of the hottest campaign in its
history, the contest for seats in the
London county council completely
throwing into the shade even the keen
est fought general parliamentary cleo
tiOns.
For three weeks past the fight has
been Waging alike in BelGraVia and
Whitechapel. Nightly there are scores
of meetings attended by cabinet minis
ters and front benchers" of both par
ties. Peers and pceresses, cOmmoners,
clergy, publicans, officers. diplomats,
judges, doctors and labor agitators all
are involved.
For the Us seats to be filled in March
there are 240 candidates, including a
few Independents. National issues have
been included in the fight in manner
hitherto unknown in municipal politics,
until it has become a square battle be-
tween the Unionist and the Liberals,
under the titles of 'ModeTates" and
''Progres5ives
Both sides have been attempting TO
draw an analogy between the opposi-
tons aims and those of Tammany
hall, parading Tammany as an awful
example of the corruption which may
be expected in London when the other
fellow gets in power. Barrels of money
are being spent on both sides. gangs
Of roughs have been hired to break up
meetings and hundreds Of disreputabies
are being brought into London to i'm
peTsonate voters who are at present at
sea or otherwise incapacit1ted from
voting in person. James Bryce, author
of THE American Commonwealth" and
the president of the board Of trade in
the ROsebery ministry, has been in the
thick of the fight telling everyone what
he knows about Tammany. Referring
to the charge Of Sir John Lubbock. that
the eZtravaSance Of the municipal gov
ernnert Of New York under Tamuany
is due to commercial enterprise and
financial speculation, he said: - more
strictly practical body CT men than the
boss and his henchInen have not cElst-
ed. in the world. whether for salaries
OF Jobs"
Comcdy- Side.
The campaign IS not lacking in
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

ern people taking to the Klondike, are
worthless for that purpose and the steam
snip companies refuse to convey them.
These dogs are a drug in the Seattle market.
w. LABEL has moved his printing plant
from Kasota TO Nicol.et and will hereafter
issue the Nicolet Leader. The KAT a Times
VIII be conducted by his brother j. W. La
Bell.
State Agent Gates to5k an insane man
Christopher Askjam, from the st. Peter hos
pital today. to New York, TO dsport to Nor
way The deportation is at the expense Of
the United States.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
NORTRFiELD.

spcr;sl to IRE st. Faul G,ohe.
NORTHFlELD Minr Feb &c Miss
Louisa II. RichurdsoH and Miss Ethel Eaton
gave recerticn this evening in honor OF
Miss Mabel Peck and hsr sister, of Owator-
na, and Miss TheoGltc NOVEL;, of Rochester.
q former student OF C~rlnton.
Pref. Ccorcr gave 4 lecture last night cn
"The Political Situation in Europe" This
is tho second in the course OF lectures given
under the auspices Of the junior class of
Carleton cot.cgo fc" the benefit OF fund to
light Miller hal with Gas.ight
The annual Cncu session OF the Current
Event club viii be held with Miss Margaret
Sew@iI and Miss Alma p. Stanford at the
residence CT c. A Drew this evening.
O'Clock dinner was served By the
ladies Of the Method st church last evening
at the church parlcrs. Cake made from q
recipe found in the Bible figured prominent
ly cu the nGau.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
SAUK CENTER.

Spcc;al to The St Paul Globe
SAUK CENTER, Mimi. Feb 25-Jcaa En-
ersCn, Cna Of the high school students and
a Gill greatly admired and loved by all her
schccmates and 4 general favCrite with all
whc know her. died this afternoon from the
eTccts OF iniianllnatcry rheumatism She was
but fifteen years old.
lar.m Hogan CT West Union. had his
hec;i"s before Justice WilccX OF this city.
tCCaT, and WIS bound over to the grand jury
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
NO ANTI-AMERICAN FEELING.
Sentiment OF the People of Havana
Is Very Friendly.

KEY WEST, Fla. Feb. 2G.-Thc
wounded sailors brought from Havana
by the Bache were left by her at the
quarantine station at Tortugas. They
will stay there about ten days. The
Bache returns to Havana tomorrow,
and probably will bring back five
others Of the Names wounded. After
undergoing the proper quarantine sur
veilance, all the men Of the Maine
will be brought here. Some fear Of
fever is expressed by the navy officials
here. The survivors at Tortugas are
Lotus, Heffon and Walters.
An officer Of the Bache said: the
Spaniards in Havana seem almost more
concerned than we are over the pos
sibility of the Names destruction prov
ing to have been due to an external
explosion. Havana, however, is quiet,
and there are no signs OF an anti
American feeling
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
Jury CouIdn,t Awrcc.

LA CROSSE. Wis, Feb 26 For the past
week John Ljeniohhen has been on trial for
fraudulent banking. His bank closed in 1883.
but reoponed and operated until 1896
when ne made an assignment with SD. 600 la
bilities and assets that have paid but ]
small sum. Capt. Al Short commenced suit
he Was inSolvent. The jury was out four
teen hours and at noon reported disagree
mont They stood seven for acqufttal and
five for conviction at the start ard niue to
thrpp az tho cInse
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
Auditor Must Be Neutral.

DES MONIES. To-. Feb. 2G-The house
passed bill this morning directed at State
Auditor Mccarthy. 1t provides that the audi
tor shall net, either directly or indirectly. be
connected with any corporation which comes
under his supervision. The bill grows out
of dissatisfaction over building and loan qs-
sociations being under control of the auditor
Mr.. Mccarthy is president Of one of the larg-
est building and loan associations in the
state. The house also passed a bill to pre-
vent I:fe insurance associations from discrim-
mating between classes in basing life insur-
ancq
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

baby a great deal at night, when she
began to improve in strength and ap-
petite. 1 cannot praise Pe-ru-na and
La-cu-pi-a too much. You are well
come to use any extracts from my let
ters if it will help the suffering in any
way"
A very instructive book entitled the
'1lls of Life" written by DR.. Hartman,
is a complete little book on family
medicine 1t will be sent free by ad-
dressing The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing Company, Columbus, Ohio.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
ONE ON YELLOW JOURNALS.
Their sensutionaIism Makes TH,m
Laughing stock nt Wash
iniStOu.
Special to The St. Paul Globe.

Special to The St. Paul Globe
WASHINGTON. j. G.. Feb. 25-S e.
retary OF the Nav Long fcUlea tha
sensational csp,ndents neatly .o-
day. He has worked 50 hard during
the past week that H. intended &, -aA.
Il day CT 50 of and gave it out ye.t.r-
day that he would take little r.st.
Immediately Tho yellow ilaruals
ha.;hcd extras that lhc prcsiJ ur -aJ
secretary had bad trouble aIaut The
Maine report. and that Mr Loue .as
thinking Of r,s.Eri1e. Others bed tt
that he had started for Key N -t 10
Siasbce and @icJld befcr- tn reaot
vas made.
This morning the secretary vaa at
his desk as il nothing had hrpar
and another roaTback was CEu.ol
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
A MOTHERS GRATITUDE.
HOw Chronic Catarh Affects the
Little Ones.

Mrs. C. w. Heard, Howth, Tex, in
recent letter to DR.. Hartman, writes:
Il send you by todays mail photo of
my son Carl, who was five years old
January 18th, and who was affected
with chronic suppuration of the mid
die ear, of which La-cu-pi-a cured him
] also send a photo of my baby girl,
Ruby who was two years old in Janu-
ary and had some arrangement Of the
bowels She was a mere skeleton and
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
ST. PETER.

Steciai 20 The st. Paul Globe.
ST. PETER, Feb. 26.-The farmers living
between St. Peter and Winthrop, as well as
res dents in the intervening towns of Berna-
octte. New Sweden and Norseland. are en-
thuSiaSt.c over the proposition to build a
connecting telephone line and have already
subscribed for a considerable portion of the
necessary capital stock
Neal Hcssian. captain of the Klondfke
party which started from here two weeks
ago, writes from Seattle that the common
dogs, lnastiffc and Newfoundland that East
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
Browns YaIIc. ETazc.

Special to The St Paul Close
BROWNS VALLEY. Mimi. Fob ga
large tw5-story dwelling hlus owned by
sjderatle excitement Was created owing 20
the fact that Humorous other large buildings
were in danger The cCltcats were saved.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
MORE MEN WANTED.
Bill Sent to HIr. BouteIIe by Assistant
Secretary RooseYclt.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Chairman
Boutelle, Of the house naval affairs
committee, has received a letter from
the navy department. together with a
draft of a bill providing authority for
the enlistment of 1900 additional men
to man the Columbia and Minneapolis,
which have been ordered into commits
sion. The letter is signed by Acting
Secretary Roosevelt.
Chairman Boutelle, of the naval COM
mittee. received it last night, but has
not decided to call a special meeting
Of the naval committee to consider it.
He says the request is practically iden-
teal with that referred by eX-Secre-
tary Herbert, to the last congress.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
Conservative View Expressed by One
London puuer

LONDON, Feb. 26-The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon says: I'm spite
of all manner of reports, we cannot for
the life of US see any immediate pros
rect of war between Spain and the
United States. There is absolutely no
evidence that anything but an accident
occurred. Even those who stick TO the
torpedo explanation. chiefly attribute
it to a fiendish and irresponsible
fanatic In that case, Spain would iu-
stantly right herself by making
amends. There is one thing essential
for the American administration to
keep its head, and that it seems to be
doing"
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

we did not think
she W o u l d ever
get well. She had
been sick t h 7 ee
or four months,
andPe-ru-na has
made her sound
and we'll. I gave
her less than one
b o t tt e. l find
the Pe-ru-na is
S p l e n d i d for
wind collie, which
+ on b | g q my
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
Eighty New Citjx.ps

KENYON, MINI. Feb. 26-Judge CROSBY.
of Hastings, held court at Kenyon YESTERDAY
for the purpose of issuing full citizenship
papers to aliens. Judge Wi.lston being sick
Eighty-fve tcok advantage of this oppor-
tunity. in comparison with 200 one year eco.
Judge Crosb- es-mates taat the vote in Coed
hue county this fall will fail off 10 per cent
below thai Cf 1896
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

Special to The s.. Paul Globe.
TRACY, M.nn.. F,5 26.-Mrs Hodges.
wife of James Hedges. Gicd here today after
a lcng lines with paralysis. Deceased was
ar English woman who came here Il few
years ago with the Fykenn brothers, resid-
ing at Lamhertcl. Beryl Price dau2lper
Of CLAUDE Price, dio3 from dirhtheria and
was buried tc,ay.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
SECOND C0NEY ISLAND.
ChfcaGo Island in tue Dc4-oit River
In HIVE Every Feature !Inovs
to Sport.

CHICAGO Feb. 2s.-ChlcaGo island,
with . race track, theater, cycle track,
chutes, intr2mural railway, hasc ball
park and every other known feature in
the world # amusement and sport is
to become a reality. G'he island is situ-
atcd in the Detroit river, eiEht mics
south OF The city OF Detroit, but it IS
to hear tle name Chicago. and will be
dedicated 70 Chicago citizens.
The transfer has just been compiej-
ed. George Dobcy. q banker OF Glen
ccc, OFT, IS the purchaser, ana paid
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
KILLED BY HIS PRISONER.
Ashland Citizen Murdered by
Tramp.
cclal to The st. Paul Globe.

Special 70 The St Paul Globe.
ASHLAND, Wis. Feb. 26.-Peter Jacob
son, prominent citizen here, was murdered
this morning by a tramp whom he had in a
building in his charge
The building was burned to cover the
crime Jacobson's body being charred almost
beyond recognition. Bayfield, and Ashland
county officers are searching all through this
region for the murderer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

WASHINGTON. Feb 2G-Capt. Sigabes
notified the navy department this afternoon
that 1t was possible to ship dead bodies in
hermetIcally-se zinc cases. Secretary Long
directed him therefore to ship in this way
any bodies hereafter recovered. and they VIII
be buried at Key West temporarily.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
uiuck HILLS p.triotis

PIERRE, :. D.. Fob. 26.-Seth NJ. Bullock.
a wealthy citizen Of Deadwcod. last night
wired Gov. Lee the teEd2: ot the sery ices OF
Leo fully armod and equipped men at any
time they would be desired.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
NO MAGAZINE EXPLOSION.
The Fact Said to Have Been Provct
Beyond Any Doubt.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-A special
copyrighted cablegram to the Evening
World from Sylvester Scovel, at Ha-
vana, says:
Divers working forward yesterday
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
VETERANS PATRIOTIC.


Special to The st. Paul Globe.
WINONA, Mimi, Feb. 2G.-John Ball post.
G. A. r.. this evening voted with much en-
thusasm to tender their services TO the gov
ernment in case OF war.
The post has over 100 members. Tho ten
der will be made through Gov. Clough
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

soon checked. The building is gutted
but the damage will not be very great
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27
WAR PROSPECT REMOTE.

der on ten tons of dynamite for imme
diate shipment to Cuba.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-02-27

eighteen additional liestenants of in
fantry. No vacancies will be created,
however, and no appointments will
have to be made. The commanders of
the new regiments will be Lieut.. Coils.
Z. 5. Williston and William Sinclair,
who will be promoted to the grade of
colonel as soon as the bill becomes a
law
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@rbrimniBbuQe 8rraiftuma.

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8eitern &benb gsgen 10 u6r purOe
auf ben Stufen bes 6duies Nr. $50,
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f9e babin ge6ru9t lpurbe. Die 5rsmOe
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tldrten, oaB lie an elmer notwithstanding
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tion5beriudes.
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gu Iein. Sn ibrem 8eIiBe purbe rdmz
Ii9 bic folgenOe mpIteri0ie NOte porz
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n2ebspo6I, meme bibide 9pacintbe.
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bemii6t, Die 9ertunft oes ungliidli6en
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Tiir @ertgciOianna pnn @erbrraern.

9srrp, S.z3., IA. MGr3. - I'M
ter Der QnfIage, bic beiben Seminole
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llr6rrI6memmunsrn i'll Canada.

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9er6eerenoe ueberI6pemmungen tper=
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9aitern tur3 Dor Witternu6t purben
rad nlRe3u einpD9entli6em 9poaeiIe
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Der Des grOBtenanie6ens erfreuten urb
fir ietr po6lbubenO gallsn. i6uloio
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UNI Pomaria, HeDbsprD Gountn, be-
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Der 3uderiteusr re ultirenoen Ginnubs
men, ab3iigli6 Der ge3aFltsn Grpprtz
4rGmien 5um8etrage BON $4. $4,000,
6s3ifferten ii6 i'm 5isfaliabre 1886
'96 auf runb $25, 100000, ooer As
Gents per Capita. 8d6reno bic Gut
ferriibenS9rOouttion bon III uuf 49,
3onnen 8iiben pro older geitisgsn lit,
obr: Den 8OOen i'm minOeIten gu en-
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berbsferter MuI9inen geIungsn, ben
3udergepinn aus ben Riiben rpsientz
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