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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-26

Barge Roam, from North Carolina to
Norfolk, with lumber.
lSr. stmp. Bantry, Aclllcs, from Man
chester.
Barge Georgetown from North Caro-
lima, with lumber, for Philadelphia.
CLEARED.
Br. stmp. HARDWOOD. Bellington, for
Copenhagen, with general cargo.
13r. stmp. Glenville. Holman, with
general cargo.
I3r stmp. Sibun, Shekyles. for Lon
Con, with general cargo.
Sting. G.. ID. Jones, Williams, for
Key West. Fla.
Br. stmp Alacrity, Taylor, for Ham
burg, with coal.
schr Josie r. Britt. for Providence,
wish coal.
schr. J. II. Hoyt. for New Bedford,
with coal.
Scar Ida i. Hull, for Savannah, with
coal.
Schr Hattie p. Simpson. for Boston,
with coal
schr L. r. Hunt. for Boston. with
coal.
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wsl0I.ESAIE QUOTATIONS.
Pr0 vistOtis-
Norfolk, Va, February 25, 1895

Norfolk, Va, February %, 1873.
Fish-Mackerei No. .. G kegs. SOLIDS.
M15; new. small, $3.50; new, medium,
none: No. 3 in Kegs, T.75: Herring.
Family Roe. half barrel. $3.50; North
Carolina Cut Herring, 1925; Potomac,
in barrels, $500.
Observation-Disclosures advancing and
very strong; mess pork old. none; new
$500; hams. pork. $ll.25.
Bulk Mcats-Clear ribs. 61sc.; fat
lacks, &C.; bellies. heavy, Csc for
small: GHc. heavy pork. plate, $3.50.
ShouldcTs-Sugar-cu CSC.
Hams-Smithfe!d, 17Q1Sc.; S. c. Hlir
hams. 9Ac.
Bacon-Shou!ders, none.
Breast-Sugar-cur sac.
Lard-Pure lard tierces, 5T&GGc.. rs
to grade: cases and tubs. &c. over price
of tierces; compound. nc; ticrces, in
cases and tubs, &c. higher.
Cheese-Cream, 10laMllc.; Western
dairy. SlAM9c.
Meal. per bag of 1oOlbs., s5c; per bag
Of 92lhs.. roc.
salt-Tirm; Liverpool Fine. s1oo; G..
y. salt, 55c
Butter-New York State dairy, new
pc: fresh creamery. CSC; country, lie.
Western. 1S6t20c
Kerosene Oil-Flrm: 112 degrees,
.7iac.; co degrees, SAC; Red, $50 de-
grees, 90l0c.
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CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago, m. FEB. 25-rhc improved
wheat for time to-day. ana substantial
advances over Yesterdays closing prices
were recorded. Weakness at l.ivc-pool
THIS aside later ANA caused closing de-
clines of iaEs%sc In July arid ikc. in May
All tho other markets followed closely
the course Of wheat. being strong early
ana weak later. Corn declined lsc, oats
closed practically unchanged ana proyi-
sions declined 2i2c. for lard and ribs, but
1,i.c. for provisions
4 he leading futures ranged as follows.
49,, open HIGH Clos.
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Groceries.

Coffee-Grcen steady; RIO, common,
SAM9c.; fair, 11@1lAc.; good, l2l4 a
1ic.; choice, 15MlGc.i Lasuayra. 16ap
l7c.: Java, 27l&I29c.
Syrups and olasses-Higher; svr-
ups. Bright. 1S@23c.: Fair Grades. lie.
Port Rico, loc., zoe. and 26c., as to
sra de.
New Orleans Molasses-Quiet: Fair,
lSGi 25c.: Good. 2T@30c.: Choice, Sic.
Flour-A1arket strong and higher:
Western spring wheat, Best Patent
Family, $500; Winter Wheat. Fest
Family, $3.50: Choice Straight Family,
$3.50: Good Family. $3.50; Fair Family.
A.10, as to grade; extra. S3.S5G425.
Rice-M.llad. ~: @6l&c.; rough, clear
of red 45@G0c.; with red, CSC
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CAPE \
CHARLES
R0U 7 {
New York,
Philadelphia
: nd Norfolk
| Railroad.
QUICK TIME-HOW RATES.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.

SCHEDULE IN ETFECT MONDAY.
FEBRUARY IS. 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
7;i5 A. NJ daily. except SundaynPorts-
mouth, High street, 1890 a. mo-
Arrive at Philadelphia 5:i2 d.
M New York at 1888 D. m.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
$50 Arrive at Philadelphia,
J:l0 Il. m: New York, TAB u. III.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
900 a. m daily. Portsmouth, High street,
g:l0, leaving New York ut 500 y.
m Philadelphia ll:l0 p. IN.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
7:5O D. m.--Dnily. except Sunday (Ports-
mouth, High street, 500 p. ND
leaving New York at 500 Il. M;
Philadelphia, 1920 Il. M.
CIOsc connection made with all rail and
sound lines to and from Boston.
pullman sleeping cars on night trains
between Jersey City, Philadelphia and
Cape Charles.
Pullman Buffet Parior Cars on day trains
bet wccn jersey City and Cape Charles.
Through tickets sold and baggage
checked ~ Wakes Agency, under At
lantc Hotel, and on steamers.
II. j.. COOKE,
General Passenger and Freight Agent.
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Live StOck.

Market firm for all kinds OF stock,
with strong demand at good prices:
choice heavy Western cattle. 3laGI5c.
North Carolina best, 2ia@3Mc; common.
l13W21@c.; heifers. Western, 2ia6f4c
bulls, 2iGm$i@c.: fat cows, 2hGr3Jac.
mich cows, good. per head. s25. 006I4O. 90:
cows. common, $l0.00T2000: butchers
sheep, 2laM5c.: good corn-fcd hogs. SIS
@i20; light pigs. 3& @ic. Hogs, strong
or in sympathy With Chicago prices
dressed hogs, ii@c. per pound; lambs,
%i2NtiiEC. per pound.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

&ew York, Feb. 25-Moncy on call Mt
:;43 per cent: last loan at . per cent.
i,rimc mercantile paper. @Gii per cent,
Sterling Exchange weak, with actual
business IN bankers bills at i.Si for de-
inaid ana ~ i.Sl"tIiS2 for sixty DAYS
!,oSt"d :atcs, i.>36Gi.S%i= and AS5inml S.
T ,t@i,,, bills, 42i@l:Si'2. silver Ger
nIcatSs; oaf2n0G. iiar silver, i5i&. McNi-
can dclurS, i5L Government BOMBS
weak; State bonds. dun; railroad bonds,
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NEW YORK FLOUR MARKET

New York. lIoN. 5.-FlolIr-Inoc,i,.o -,
shade easier; Minnesota patents. $5.$6
Whcats.,snot easy; No. ., sl.oi2s.
Corn-Spot easy; No ., 3,;iac
0ats-Snot easier; No. .. Sic.
c,t en- AMeatS-stGady; nicllcd bellies 5TsGl
use. ''' -
I.ard-Ahomt steady Western steamed
s'i ,in.,: May. $3"', nominal. Refined, quiet
ituttcr-vcry firm: Western creamery,
ad;EffHc., do, factory, Halle: Elgins, 2iGi
2g'2c. limitation creamery, l3ftl7c; State
DAIRY, limiIc.: do, creamery, liWl?c
Cotton Seed oil-Stcady; prime crnlc,
2nl.c.. do, yellow, DC
Spot Coficc-Stcady and unchanrcd In,
improved slightly; rio. dull; No. Z Invoice
GEc.: No. 2 iohbing. G9ic. Mild. steady;
Cordova. TMMl5Iac.
SuEar-Kaw, firm; fair refining, = ii-lGc
centrifugal 90 test, 3-l6c. Refined sugar,
firm. '''
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s'rotiiycc.

Southern Fruit--T;ananas. 75c. Gfs1 81
per bunch: lemons. $a.OOu3.50: cabbu ge.
Northern, $l.50Gfl.75 per barrel.
Poiatocs-IIaymans. $l.50: yellow mo-
tatocs. $2.00@225; Irish potatoes. s. u
per sack.
Onions. $500 per sack.
.Applcs-F'anCy. T.O0@5.00.
POultry-Old chickens. @0G30c.
Eggs-Whoesalc steady, at l3c. Dor
dozen.
l5ccswax-23G2lc. per pound.
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& rnIn.

Pcas-Stcady; black-cye peas, new
crop, N.75 per bag; black. SOC straibht,
per hushcl.
White corn. S5@35Hc.; mivcd. 95c.
Mill Fccd-Aiarket firm: bran, $500:
shipstuff or middlinS. SI5.5O: meal, white,
bolted, per 100 pounds. Soc
Michigan. Ohio ana Indiana. No. I.
Timothy hay. $3.50; No. .. $iI O0Ml1 so;
mixed. $9.00@9.50
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pcntluf yIRrrtpt.

Market weak; hand-pickcd. fanny.
&a4 M4c.: extras, &C.; third grade. enc,
No. Spanish shclled. ~ G%3sc.: No. /
Virginia, 2& @3c.; No. . Virginia. %
Farmers Stuck-I'ancy. 2r.M2asc.
strictly prime, 2Hc.; prime. llsm.c, !:
lower grades, l@2c.; Spanish. 55c.
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BALTIMORE FLOUR MARKET

I5HItlmore. Md, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
and unchanged
Wheai-Easy; SPOT and month. 81 GOA
1:0ols; March $l.ShMI ,oola: May, SlCoIy
Sl,wH: steamer No. . red allamg5a,c
Southern wheat by sample, NC. n Sl.0i: do
on grade, 96c.Gi$1 .0li..
Corn-iGasy: spot ana month, 337sm3ic. ::
March. 33MM3ic.; April, %iGr5iiSc: steam
er mixed. 33SsGIS3iac.: Southern white ana
yellow corn, 33l&m3iiac.
Oats-Stcady; No. . white Western, 3uh
Qi31c.; No. MIXED, do. 39ialL&2c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-26

FOR NEW YORK.-PaT4s5azE3ff
''G T!pr N. Gn!GllMHdinE Smnda
! Tuesday, Wednesday,. Thursday M8sg8sSssf3
day nj 300 u. m: Saturday at 100 Sss2ss53f
Passenger accommodations unsurpa sSSSSs|
Fare, including meals and state
Round trip, limited 10 80 days...... <ia,OO
For tickets and reservation of state
rooms. apply Al ticket office. Main street,
Oh a. general office ut wharf.
port Nc@S every SUNDAY evening. arriv-
ing ~ KichmonG the next morning.
TIhlii ScilEDIG;l!'Hi: or STEAMERS
hampton Roads Northampton, LnrIy.
Acr"iGack, and, Emoa sailing daily, cx-
sept sunday. Leave comrany's wharf.
Eon pLp polNr,-A. $50 and Ills q.
n ~; n iO.a, d:l% D. m; Portsmouth, Pm
wharf. Norfolk. ut ZOO and ll:So n.
m, and 40 p IN. Sumdnys-lcave Bay
For liAMITON.-At ll:l. ii. III. and
d d:l p. m i'Grts,nouth. la:c5 =; m m. and
FOR Nf;wToRT NEWS AND SMITH
ElEl.p.-At $50 y. m: Portsmouth. 2A5
Fo oii WsAiiE And EAST 81; IKiiVERs.-At
go a.. M; Portsmouth. GAO Il. m; bay
10 FOR ~ %o * II RIVER Monday. We'd
ncsday AMI Friday n, $50 II. m: Ports
mouth, G:45 u, m; Bay Line. 100 a. IN.
FOR SEVERN RlNER-Tucsday.
Thursday and Saturday at $50 u. m:
Portsmouth. G:i5 Il. m. bay Line, 700 II.
m.
FOR BACK. nOQuosoN, AND YORK
RIVER LANDINGS. touching nj Old
Point. leaving Comp"ny'S wharf Monday,
Wednesday, ana Friday ut G:i5 Il. m:
Portsmouth, G:30 Il. m; Bay Line whar",
Norfolk, 6:i5 a. m, returning next day.
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUE
FOLK AT 300 p. m: Portsmouth, $40
p. N. connecting at Suffolk with S. & c.
II. r.
All schedules subject 10 change without
notice.
Frcish, for Mathews. Back. poquoson.
Severn, Ware North, York river and
Nanscmond rivers must he prepaid.
Freight for Washington. \. G.. and
landings on Tar, Pnmitco and 'ungo riv-
ers received ut and delivered from N. Il S.
| X. II depot.
Freight for Newbcrn. n. c.. received at
y. ~ s. H. Il. depot.
Freight received daily. cXceptaSunday.
unit. 500 u. M.
NJ. Il. CROwELL. Agent.
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Merchants I Miners TRANSPORTATION Go
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
ROSTON, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY mt 600 T.. NJ
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY: THURSDAY and SAT-
IRDAY At eco L. NJ
FARES TO BOSTON AND pROVI-
DENCE.
First-class. including meals and
stntcroom berth -. ...............$ SO. co
Sccond-ciass, including meals and
herth -. $50. $50. ..,... ....... 81. 90
pcrishahlc freight sent via Providence
forwarded by early train 10 Ioston and
ut the same rate as by dircc; steamers TO
Boston.
For further Information apply 10
r. H. WRIGHT. Agent, Norfolk Va.
\. u. STEBEINS, Asst Tariff M.gr.
w T. TURNER. General Pass. Agent.
j. &. WIITNES. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore Md.
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ADaiiy cxccp; Sunday. Othcr time daily
No.l-NOrfolS to Cincinnati ana louis
vile daily. Parlor car Old Point 20 Rich
mond. Pullman sleeping cars Rich
mond for Cincinnati Louisville ana ST.
Louis. Meals served OF dining cars west
of Gordomsvillc. Connects at Richmond
for LynchburT and Lexington, Va
No 5--Duily except Sunday, Richmond
to West Clifton Forge.
No. 3-Norfolk to Cincinnati and Louis
Willie daily. Pullman sleeping ears Old
Point for Cincinnati aud Louisville. Meals
served on dining cars west of t:ordonS-
vile.
Steamer Louise arrives Norfolk daily
10 noon and 700 p. m
For further Information apply to
T.. w. CURD Passenger Agent.
c. and 0. Ticket Office, Granny street.
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN u. POTTS.
Asst General Passenger Agent
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Croakers. per pound. &c: taylors. Der
pound. &C.: pan fish. per pound, Sc. :
baking fish, per pound SC. Founders,
per pound, SC; shccphead. i6r7c: blue
fish. &c.; spccklcd trout. 7c: rock. per
pound, lee; Spanish mackarcl, 12c.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Feb. 25.-Thc following arc
the total net rcccipts Of cotton at All
ports since September |, 1897:
SIstYcSlon ...',....... ......... ....l 49,. 6l5
Nov orleans .......... ...........2, 22G TIA
AloDio .....'.. .......... .............. 3l5,7ll
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Norfolk & Southern R. R. Co.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. 2lst, 1893.
MAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK daily Except Sunday 10 a. IN. for
Elizabeth City, Edcnton Mackcy's Ferry,
ut Edcnton with n. Il S. r. II. steamer
as follows: Daily Except Sunday for
plymouth, GAINESVILLE, Williamson and
SATURDAY for all landings on Chowan
RIVER: or MONDAY and FRIDAY for
Scuppcrnong river, and WEDNESDAYS
for Avoca. Connecting at Rclhaven with
steamer Virginia Dare for Maklcyville.
South Greek. Aurora. Washington and in
is.rmcdiatc landings. Connects at Eliza
beth City Monday ana Wednesday with
steamer Ncwbcrnc for Roanoke Island.
DcracOkc oriental and Newberne, and
Saturday for Roanoke Island direct.
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EVENING; EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK at 4:lo p. M. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday for Elizabeth City. Edenton
ana way stations. Connects at Elizabeth
CITY with the steamer NcuSc for New
hcrnc. Morchead City. Kinston and Colds
horo via ~ & y. c. X: T., and for jack
snnvillc Whining ton, n. c., and for all
stations on the w. 4, ~ II. Il. Stops at
Itoanukc Island Tuesday and Thursday.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Gloucester, Eng, Feb 25.--Arrived.
lI'lmswood. Newport News
Dartmouth, Feb, 2j.-Arrivcd. Eyre
mont Cos;ic, Norfolk for Hamburg.
Glasgow, Feb. 25.-&ailcd Ursula.
Bright. Hampton Roads.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Stmp. Acme, Ship Island.
Stmp. lleh", Leith.
Schr. Sarah and Ellen. Providence.
Schr. Mary Cur;is. Richmond
Barge Kingston. New York.
Rarg" Corsica, New York.
Barge Marion. New York
SAILED.
Stmp. Acme, Antwerp.
Stmp. Ailsawald. Hamburg.
Sch. y. y. Shaw. Allyns Point.
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Norfolk Z W0ShiDQ,OD Steamboat Go.

The new and powerful iron palace
steamers NEWPORT NEWS. WASH.
INGTON and NORFOLK will icar,
daily as follows:
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port at Norfolk und i'ortain n nj I,
February %. 1898
ARRIVED,

Schr. Ecrtie and MauAs Lcv!ns, from
Ncwhern. n. c., to Baltimore, with
lumber.
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AyUIVE AN NORrOL,K

MALL MD EXPRESS daily except
AT IL a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day. connecting with all rail and steam
lines at Norfolk for the North, East and
Man street, Norfolk and Western depot
Freight station on Water street.
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EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH,
FAST FREIGHT LINE AND OLD DO
AIINlON LINE between all points North
and East via Norfolk and Norfolk and
Southern railroad and Eastern North Car
DINA.
Freight received daily at p. m. and
forwarded promptly at low rate
Gcne"a! office OF the N. &; s.. II. r.. Co..
Norfolk, Va III
f II. 3C.iIIUDGINS, 3.
Gen Freight and Passenger Agent. Il
y NJ *. KING. General Manager, an;
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Bccswax- 23G2lc. per pound.
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Wheat No. .
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-23
The Mistake of Van SAINT,

Van SAINT made a bad political move
when, at the last moment, he permitted
his managers to go into the meeting.
1t had been practically decided last
night that the anti-Clough element
should be permitted to run the meeting
as they liked, and get out OF it what
satisfaction they could, but this morn
ing's trains were crowded with admins
tration boosters and if they had
been little more numerous Hunt and
Weaver would have been beaten at
their own game. AS it was the Van
SAINT people did attempt to control the
organization and that beat them, for
the autocracy of Car Reed Is a mild
Vigor OF the methods of W. H. Funk.
who presided over this love feast
There were 200 people in Hunts hall
when H. G. Hays, of Sleepy Eye, call
ed the meeting to order few minutes
after II o'clock, by reading the call
Mr.. Funk, of Mankato, was nominated
for chairman, and elected without on
position. He made speech, in which
he pointed with pride to the record of
the national administration; then he
took up his hammer and plead for
harmony Hays was made secretary
without opposition.
Then J. c. Carlson, professor at
Gustavus Adolphus college, opened the
attack for the Clough forces He want
ed to know by virtue of what authority
the convention had been called; if it
were to be private conference of
Republicans, all right, he was present
as a member Of the Republican party
and was ready to confer privately with
his friends, but the meeting had some
elements of formality.
Secretary Hays explained that the
conference had been called after three
prominent Republicans in each county
in the district had been consulted.
Give me their Names shouted Carl
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-23

Special to The st. Paul Globe.
MANKATO, MINI. March pa con-
vention unique in the political annals Of
Minnesota was held here today, and the
political hide of the governor of the
state was nailed to the fence by a rep
resentative gathering of his party. But
when the convention adjourned the
political organization of the Repub-
lican party of the Second district was
about as symmetrical as a scrambled
egg-and just about as solid.
Gen. ]. H. Baker, Of Blue Earth coun-
ty, a leader in the councils Of his par-
ty and the man who came very near
defeating John Lind when he ran
against him for congress, told the con-
vention that if Clough was permitted
to name the Republican nominee it
would not be possible to hold the rank
and file of the party in line, and with
such disaffection to the state ticket the
most vigorous efforts would not save
any of the congressional districts to the
Republican party.
The convention broke up in the
greatest disorder, after passing resolu-
tions Of which the following was the
most important:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-23
RESOLVED, THAT WE EMPHATICAL-

RESOLVED, THAT WE EMPHATICAL-
LY PROTEST AGAINST THE RIGHT
OF ANY MAN. OR COTERIE OF
MEN, TO ASSUME TO PREJUDICE,
FoRESTALL OR IN ANY MANNER
INTERFERB WITH THE RIGHT OF
ANY INDIVIDUAL TO A FREE VOICE
IN THE SELECTION OF CANDIDATES
TO BE CHOSEN AT THE NEXT
STATE CONVENTION, AND THAT WE I
WILL, TO THE EXTENT OF OUR
ABILITY, INDIVIDUALLY AND COL
LECTIVELY, EMPLOY EVERY HON
ORABLE MEANS TO AID AND PRO
TECT THE HUMBLEST MEMBER OF
THE PARTY IN THE EXERCISE,
FREE AND UNTRAMMELED, OF
HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, AND
THAT WE DENY THE RIGHT OF
ANY PUBLIC OFFICER, IN RETIR-
ING FROM HIS HIGH POSITION, TO
PERSONALLY PROVIDE FOR A Sue
CEssoR. THEREFORE,. BE 1T
RESOLVED, THAT WE BELIEVE
THE REPUBLICANS OF MINNIE
sofa SHOULD, IN STATE CoNVEN-
T1ON ASSEMBLED. SELECT AS
THEIR STANDARD BEARERS CAN
DIDATES OF HIGH CHARACTER,
KNOWN ABILITY, ABSOLUTELY UN-
TARNISHED, WHOLLY FREE FROM
ENTANGLING ALLIANCES, AND FOR
GOVERNOR. A MAN WHO, REPRE-
sENTING THE PATRIOTISM, INTEL
LECTUALITY, ABILITY, INTEGRITY,
LEARNING, DISCRETION AND Gull
TURE OF THE PEOPLE OF THIS
STATE, CAN MEET THE VOT-
ERS IN CAMPAIGN WITHOUT APOL-
OGY FOR HIS CANDIDACY, AND
WHOSE CHARACTER WILL INSPIRE
CONFIDENCE IN THE PEOPLE AND
SoLIDIFY AND ENTHUSE THE PAR
TY.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-23

to pass them. I move that we do now
adjourn sine die 81
Motion out of order"
"A motion to adjourn is always in or
der and not debatable. Insist" There
were dozen seconds and the chair put
the question. There had been an OBJ
vious Strengthening of the forces head
ed by Mr.. Hunt and Mr., Hays. The
motion was declared lost.
Sheridan Abbott moved that tellers
be appointed. Alex. F'iddes and Dr.
Andrews were named. Then COM
menced a debate that showed the ex-
tent of the feeling, and the speakers,
led by Gen. Baker, stopped limiting at
what was beneath the surface and
called things by their right names
And the Clough forces begged for con-
servative action. Mr.. Carlson was rec
ogniZed. Said he:
II want to know If these resolutions
are to be passed as representing the
sentiment Of the Second district. If
they are presented as voicing that
sentiment 1 do most emphatically pro-
test against their adoption. Has any
thing peen done that calls for such out
rageous action as this? Is there any
one man in the state who has assumed
to dictate to the Republican party. If
Continued on Fourth Page.
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every man who could be got together
would be necessary to accomplish any
thing and they were prepared for busi
ness when the convention was again
called to order. And it was decided
that all side issues affecting McCleary
Weaver and others should be abandon
ed
1t opened up warm On the falling of
the gavel Chairman Hess, of the resolu-
tons committee, got the floor and pre-
sented the resolutions. He read them
himself There was very little applause
and in the midst of it Gov Ives, of ST.
Peter, made himself heard He was de-
clared out of order, but he persisted in
talking. He said:
These resolutions will make trouble
They will make trouble in the Second
district, and may materially affect the
welfare of the party. warn you not
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-23
JOHN BALL BRISBIN DEAD
WAS ONE OF ST. PAUL'S MOST
PROMINENT CITIZENS
Passed Away Suddenly and Unex-
pectedly at His Home at 2.3O Yes
terday Afternoon Had Been
Confined to His Bed for Three
Days, but Was Not Considered
Seriously Ill.

Hon. John Ball Brisbin, retired law
YER ex-legislator, eX-mayor Of ST. Paul
and one of the city's most prominent
men, is dead.
Judge Brisbin passed away at 2:3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon at his
home, 382 Dayton avenue, the cause
of his death being heart deisease. He
was seVenty-tWO years old. He had
been falling in health for several years,
and about a year ago 1t was plain that
he was suffering from an aff1iction Of
the heart which was liable to take him
off at any moment.
Three days ago Judge Brisbin took to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-23
PRICE TWO CENTs-{SS2 Tr,In:

for adjudication, the decision of Judge Mel
son was In favor of the position taken by
Judge Brisbin and ST. Paul still continues
to be the capital of Minnesota. Joe Rolette
was In one of the upper rooms in the old
International hotel playing cards while the
senate continued in session five days and
five nights, waiting for the sergeant at
arms to produce the member of the COM
mittee (Rolette), who had the bill in charge.
He came just as the gavel of President
Brisbin had declared the senate adjourned,
and, in hilarious and grotesque manner,
presented the bill as duly enrolled.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-23
WILD TIME IN IOWA.
Board OF Control Bill Passed by the
Lower House Amid Great Excite


DES MONIES. To-, March 22.-The senate
bill to place the state institutions under g
board of control passed the lower house to-
day, II to 10, after the widest time ever wit.
messed In Iowa. The speaker allowed the
bill to pass to the third reading on simple
majority vote, thus shutting off all amend
ments and debate
This enraged the Republican opposition tc
the bill, and for time the greatest confusion
prevailed. The chair was loudly reproacheG
on the floor by the members.
The committee amendments giving the
board supervisory powers the state edu.
cational institutions were adopted and are
now part of the bill. 1t is believed that the
senate Will concur In the house amendments