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MICHIGAN.
Gov. Pingree's PIur%s fty Now EstI-
mated Mt 10000.

mated Mt 10000.
DETROIT. Mich, NOV. 9.-Accordipg
tc more complete returns, Gov. Pin
grees plurality will reach about TO-
GOO This Will be a proportionate in
crease over his plurality of s3.4O0 OF two
years ago, the vote cast having been
probably about a fourth smaller this
year. The Republicans have elected a
solid representation of twelve congress-
men by majorities ranging from LOO
for Corliss in the First district, to H.
00o for Sheldon, in the Twelfth, upper
peninsular district The Democrats
Will have a dozen senators and rep
resentatives in the legislature, about
equally divided between the two hous-
es. Senator Burrows reelection now
seems absolutely assured, notwith-
standing Gov. Pingree strongly favors
the candidacy OF Albert Pack. Gov.
Pingree's railroad taxation measures
are regarded as certain of enactment.
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AIenlIRf.

ST. PETER. MINI. Nov. s.-(Special.l-
NicoIlet county complete gives Eustis 1.o07,
Lind .3s7; Smith 1213. Bowler $40; Berg 1,29l,
Heinrich $50; Dunn 1247, Lamphere ~
Koerner l,277. McKinnon s56: Douglas l37
Kelly 7ls; Lovely 0s2 Brown IA Lewis
743. Canty 1872. Mitchell 502 Buck 5s5; for
congress. McCleary, Republican, 1874. Evans.
Democrat $50. J. A. Johnson. Democrat, is
elected TO the state senate and J. p. Bean,
Republican, TO the house. The Democrats
elect Benjamin Rogers Judge OF probate. de-
feating John Peterson, who has held the Of
fee for &c wears.
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AnOka.

ANOKA, Nov. Especial County COM
piete gives Eustis $40. Lind S93: Smith e9S
Bowler $751; Berg 1.o94. Heinrich 527; Dunn
l.l97, Lamphere 467 Koerner 1870 McKinnon
$751; Douglas sci. Kelly SIS; Lovely 1.Of5
Brown 91s. Lewis SS4. CAVITY 593 Mitchell
500. Buck. 432; for congress Morris iR)
LBS. Towne d. 666. The candidates elected
10 the senate and house are H. +. Barker
Republican. senate; ]. T. Elwell, A. n Dare
H. r. Mallette. Republicans. legislature.
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WatOnyVan.

ST. JAMES, Mimi, Nov. 9-(Speclall-
WatOnwan county complete gives Eusts 1874,
Lind 5sS Smith ISL, Bowler 403 Berg, 9iS,
Heinrich 342: Dunn 94s. Lamphere 800; Koer-
ner 962, McKinnon 355; Douglas $50 Kelly
800: Lovely 900 Brown 696 Lewis ESQ. CAVITY
546. Mitchell 29s. Buck sos. For congress.
McCleary, Republican, $780, Evans, fusion.
BAG. The candidates elected to the senate and
house are: Viesselman. senator; Torson, Re-
publican. and Olson. fusion. Representatives.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
otter Tail.

FERGUS FALLS. MINI. Nov ESPECIAL
Otter Tail county nearly complete gives
Eustis 2s1s Lind $50. The remainder of the
Republican state ticket is from 400 10 200
ahead OF Eustis- Lovely 2sio Brown ans.
2.ee5 For congress, Eddy CRepD, 2.7i2: Ring
dsl (Dem.l, Sl25. State senator, NJ J. DAILY.
Peoples; representatives. c. n. Haugen Ole
SAgeng. Knu6 Peterson, Henry Plowman one
Republican, three Peoples.
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steele,

oWATONNA Mimi. Nov s,-fspeciall-
Steele county complete gives Eusts SEA Lind
l.096. The balance OF the Republican state,
dcket ran ahead OF Eustis. The Democrats
elected VIM. Gausewltz TO the safe senate.
George Sloan, Republican. was elected repre-
sentative. MILO White, Democrat, for con-
Ertss Is showed under by a large vote The
Democrats also elected Fred Schuman county
commissioner, Walter V. KaSper super ,erd
ent OF schools and James +. Malone register
Of deeds
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BeIIia me.

BEMIDJI. Mimi. Nov. Especial Mine
teen precincts OF Beltrami county three miss
ing. give Eustis 4OI, Lind 369 The balance
OF Republican state ticket has an increase
over Eustis' majority. For congress. Norris.
Rel ubllcan, 446; Towne, Democrat 347 The
Republican county ticket is thought elected
by a close majority
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McI.eod.

Leod county complete gives Eustls liza:
Lind las; Smith, 1887; Bowler. 1,iss: Doug
las 1909: Kelly, 1.SS7: Lovely l. ASS, Brown
! ol0; Lewis 9sS: Canty, l.S14; Mitchell
COZ; Buck sSS For congress. Heatwole
l. asa Kinds. 1850. The candidates elected 70
the senate and house are: W. W. SivriEht
Republican l.sll: A. n Smith Democrat
SIS s. 6. Beach Republican. for repre-
sentative. I.5s7: c. ". Tinker. Democrat.
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FIRST DISTRICT.
Wnbnshn,

wABAsHA Mimi. Nov. (Special)-Lind
has q majority IN Wabasha county. with one
small Republican precinct missing. Tawney' 3
majority is over 900. On the county ticket
the Republicans elect A. ]. Greer, senator;
W. A. Munger. representative; Malcolm X n
nedy. Judge OF probate: c. H. LANCE. treas
urer. and e. n. York and w. w Cassidy,
county commissioners. The Democrats elect
o. c. McDonnough, register; J. A. Cariey.
county attorney; F. H. Fox auditor; c. j..
staun clerk OF court: George G. Nckman,
sheriff and Hugh Leonard school superin-
lendent
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

HASTINGS. MINI. Nov s.4speciaI)-
Moses Cole. a pioneer resident OF Hastings
and a prominent citizen, died this morning
from bronchial catarrh. aged seyenty-hve
years. He belonged TO the Masonic frater-
nifty. He leaves a son. J. r Cole and two
daughters Miss Clara z. Cole. and Mrs.
Jonathan Iverson. the latter Of Jacksonville,
Fla
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Rock.

LUVERNE. Mimi. Nov. 9.-(special.)-
Rock county complete gives Eustls $50 Lind
400: Smith s13 Bowler 400 Berg s37, Helm
rich 800. Dunn S37. Lamphere 400; Koerner
ISL McKinnOn 402: Douglas S2S. Kelly 430;
Lovely ST. Brown 59S Lewis SOC. Canty 3s4;
Mitchell S62 Buck 305. For congress, J. T.
McCleary. Republican. $780, Evans, Demo-
crat 430. The candidates elected to the SEN
ate and house are H. ]. Waller. Republican.
951. and Dyer, Republican, $751;
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Goodhue.
RED WI

Goodhue county complete gives Eustis 5,4A;
Lind, 1851; Lovely. 1857; Brown, 2,24s; Lewis,
2.175; CAVITY. S25: Mitchell, S31; Buck, go: For
Democrat, 1,027. The candidates elected TO
the senate and house are W. B. nickey. 70
senate; J. X. Grondahl c. L. Brusletten and
s. B. Barteau 10 house.
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Wright.

BUFFALO. Mimi, Nov e.-(SpeciaI) y
Wright county returns, almost complete. show
Morris 200, Tarbox, for judge, 800, and the
balance Of the ticket by from 700 to SEQ Coun-
ty officers elected; Nugent, sheriff; Swan
berg, auditor; Hanaford, treasurer; Hafften
register OF deeds; Wooiy, Judge OF probate
Bloom. surveyor: Lee, superintendent Of
schools; Pidgeon. county attorney.
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WInOnn.
WTNoNA

WINoNA. Mimi, Nov. e-(special.)- wi
pona county complete gives Eustis 1912:
Lind 3 225; Smith 1881. Bowler 2s56; Berg
2576. Heinrich 1851; Dunn 2.6S7 Lamphere
2,s6l; Koerner $500 McKinnon 2.s8S: Doug,es
2.73s. Kelly ESQ; Lovely 2.312. Brown ,ss1
Lewis Lab Canty 2.424, Mitchell 1928, Buck
2.235. For congress. Tawney (Rep) 2s76;
White Dem). 2.77s. The candidate cleo ed
TO the senate IS Patrick Fitzpatrick: house
W. II. Yale (Rep). A. II. Hill (Dem.) and
@. NJ. Corey lRenl
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l,2oS; Berg. 57s; Heinrich. 1.22o; Dunn, ess;
Lamphere, 1.921; Koerner, 693; McKinnon.
Brown, $40; Lewis. 373 Canty, /, 0s1; Mitchell
72s; Buck, III. Complete vote on congress-
man-Heatwole (R) S11, Kinds CD LII.
sentative, Dennis Dealy. Democrat.
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Itasca.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mimi, Nov 9.-(Speciall
Lind carries the county by 800. The county
ticket elected is; E. ]. Farrell auditor
Democrat; l.. c. Miller. treasurer, Democrat;
A Clair. register, Democrat; w. c. TyndaH
sheriff, Republican; j. r. Donohue. attorney
Democrat; T. NJ. Brady. probate Judge. DEM
ocrat; Mrs NJ S. Ehle. SUPERINTENDENT Of
schools Democrat
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Big steue

ORToNVILLE, Mimi, Nov. s.-(special.l-
Big Stone county gives Lind a12 pIuraiIfv.
Eddy 1886; Young, Republican, is elected stats
the Republicans elect Sheriff Randall Audi.orr
Miller. Treasurer Dahlhielm, Supt. Keefe.
The Fusionists elect Register Michael, At
torney Harrington. Clerk French, A. ]. SEQ
hate. -
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OImstend.

ROCHESTER, Msss- Nov. 9.-(special.)-
Omsted county complete gives Eustis 22SS
Lind l759; Smith 2.25i, Bowler Lbs: Berg
221s. Heinrich i,741 Dunn 2242. Lamphere
1913 Koerner 2.226, McKinnon 1.7l2: Doug
las 1905. Kelly ia; Lovely 2.709. Brown
2l94 Lewis 2.20l; Canty 1703, Mitchell l. ia
Buck 1.702. For congress- Tawney (RepJ
2120; White (Dem). 1874. The candidates
elected 10 the senat and house are: Joseph
Underleak. sena,v; Henry Hymos and A. X
Bush. house. The entire Republican ticket
was elected with majorities ranging from 50
20 300
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ALBERT LEA. Mimi. Nov. e.-(speciaI)-
Freedom county complete gives Eustis / 7e6
Lind S64; Smith 1915. Bowler 655 Lovely
2.2Sl, Brown l.636. Lewis l.6O7: Canty 64s
Mitchell 4So Buck 400. For congress Taw-
ney (Repl. 1851; white CDem.l. $50. :. Y
KnRtyold. senator: G. Johusrud and w W
Gait representatives. all Republicans. were
elected with entire Republican county ticket
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Polk.

CRooKSTON. Mimi, Nov. s.-CSpecial)-
Polk county gives Eustis LOIS, Lind 1871:
Lovely 1.1S9, Brown. $685. Lewis SIS, Canty
1.l46; Mitchell 97s Buck GA For congress
EDDY 1.2N, Ringdal 1856 The candidates
elected TO the senate and house are: J. ].
Ryder. NJ. r. Brown. W. A. Marin
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Sherhurne.

ELK RIVER, Mimi, Nov. s.-(SpeciaI)-
Returns practically complete in Sherbu.ne
county. The vote for governor now stands
Eustis 54l Lind 500. In seven precincts out
OF twelve the vote on justices Is: Brown
4S5; Lovely, 4o6; Lewis, All: Mitchell. Is5;
Canty. 211; Buck, 1872.
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WiIkfn.

BRECKENRIDGE. Mimi. NV
cial. l-Wilkin county complete gives Enstis
AZ Lind IN: Douglas 614, Kelly ESQ. Lovely
Ss2 s Brown az S12, Lewis AGA. canty 49, Mitchell
Ringdal Cd Sol; senate, Smith n Sg
Burnett Cd 61s; McGrath CRl SOC lennon
lR) 54e. Wood (R.) 673. McElhoes CD1 5s4.
Stacem Cd AT, True (F.) 415.
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Dunn 1870, Lamphere s3s; Koerner ,372, Nc
Kinnon 705: Douglas 1,42s. Kelly 7O7, Lovely
1.357 Brown LIS. Lewis LII, Canty 676
(R) 1471 Ringdal CD SIS The candidates
elected TO the senate and house are: Smith
senate; Wood. Lommen and McGrath.
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Pipestone.

PIPESToNE. MINI. Nov. e.-(Special)-
Pipestone county complete gives Eustis $50.
an, 6S7: Evans. Democrat 500. The caudi-
dates elected 10 the senate and house are:
Miller. Republican. ESQ; Wnlers. Independent,
40: Dyer Republican, 657; Cunningham. In
dependent, 655.
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stearns.

ST. CLOUD. Mimi. Nov. s.-(speciaI)-
Stearns county gives Eustis $50 Lind 4.047.
Towne Deml, for congress. 3573; Morris
(Rep.), 1850. State senate Forty-seventh dis
trict, r. b. Brewer rep about 600 majority
Representative. Oscar Dagget fusion, so ma
forify
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Carlton.

CARLTON, Mimi, Nov. s-Returns
from thirteen precincts out OF fourteen in
Carlton county indicate the following totals:
Eustis l95; Lind. $50. For congress- Morris.
Republican, $40; Towne, Democrat 47S.
Brown. 4S7; Lovely. 617 Lewis 467: Mitchell.
ga; Canty, $50; Buck. 27S
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jackson.

JACKSON, Nov ESPECIAL -Jackson
county complete gives Eustis 1852 Lind $50 :
for congress. McCleary lis. Evans sos. The
candidate elected to the house is D. L.
Riley. The vote senator is very close
and the outcome in doubt. About 300 majority
for the balance OF the Republican STATE tick
et
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County Ticket Divide.

WINONA. MINI, Nov. Especial To-day g
count brings forth many surprises the coun-
ty ticket being about evenly. divided among
the Republicans and Democrats. In the dis
trtbution Of county offices the Democrats get
clerk of court judge OF probate, auditor and
treasurer, while the Republicans elect sheriff
register of deeds, county attorney and cor
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Blue Enrth.

MANKATO MINI. Nov. ESPECIAL BLUE
Earth county complete gives Eustis 2425
Lind 1884 plurality for Lind Of 1879: Nc
Cleary 2.s42 Evans 21l3. The balance OF
state ticket Is yet uncompleted. The Re
publican majorities on the county ticket
range from 80 10 ZOO.
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Fillmore.

PRESTON. Mimi, Nov. O. - Especially -
Fillmore county complete gives Eustis 224S.
Lind 1884; Lovely 2,l05. Brown 2.0S4. Lewis
Las; Canty l2l5. Mitchell l,4sl. Buck qS5.
For congress Tawney tRep) 2.26S: White
tDem) 1.469. The candidates elected 10 the
senate and house are r. f. Thompson; c. ID.
Allen and " o. Henderson.
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To California without Change Via
aThe Milwaukee,

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Via The Milwaukee," famous "Hedriek
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A most delightful winter route 10 the coast
Quicker time Is made via this route be-
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For berths, complete Information. and low
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St Paul. Minn.
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Inc QuI PnrIe.

MADISON. MINI, Nov. ESPECIAL. LAC
Qui Parle county complete gives Eustis sal
Lind l.ls0; Smith Berg Dunn. Koerner.
Douglas. Brown. Can.y, Mitchell and Nc
Cleary majorites. Senate Charles Halver-
son; house. J. +. Jacobson.
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Carver.

CHAsKA, MINI, Nov. Especial Car
yer county complete gives Lad lIe plurality:
Heztwole ss2: V. Z. Dutsit Democrat SEN
ate lei; JAG Truwe. Republican representa-
tive SIS Matilda ochs Is elected su2erin-
tendent OF schools by 1T plurality. The
county ticket Is Republican.
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Brow IN.

NEW UI.M Mimi. Nov. s.-CspeciaIA-
Brown county complete gives Lind 1850.
Eustis si3: Bowler l.14s, Smith 1O5i For
congress. Evans. Democrat. / lbs: McCleary.
Republican. l.2S5. The state ticket averages
with Bowler, except Cauty, who runs ahead
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Grant,

ELBOW LAKE. MINI, Nov. e.-CspeciaI.)-
Grant county complete gives the following
dal 81; Brown So, Lovely Tss: Lewis So
Mitchell SIS; Canty 44d, Buck 2sl The legis-
lative candidates elected are: Senator, Jones
Republican: representatives.. Foss. Republi-
can, and Schain, Republican.
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RenviIIe.

OLIVIA, MINI. Nov. s.-(SpeciRL Rem
Vile county returns give Lind and Bowler
roo plurality Heatwoie, for congress oOe
An Republican candidates for legislature and
county officers are elected.
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Lin.ced on Lltirntinn.

CHICAGO. Nov. "a second suit for the
appointing of a receiver for the National
Linseed OIL company was fled today In the
circuit court by James II. Barnard one of
the stockholders Of the company.
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Mile Lacs.

PRINCETON. Nov. Especial Mile Laos
county complete gives Eustis 63S Lind CTS.
Morris tRJ for congress SIC Towne 500
Baker (Rl for senate III. Coleman tDD 4S2:
Mallette. Elwell. Dare. representatives elected
10 the house
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Meeker.

LITCHFIELD, MINI. Nov. s.-Meeker
Lind. LIS; Eustis, 762. Legislative ticket IN
dicates the election Of Republican senator
and fusion representative, though 1t Is very
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Dakota.

HASTINGS, MINI. Nov. s.-Cspecial. Re
turns from twenty precincts out OF thirty
three give Eustis 757. Lind 12e4 Heatwoie
thitry-one precincts out OF thtrty-thrss / rs
ses Lind ar; Eeatwole $40 and Kinds s4o.
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SMIft.

BENSON, Mimi, Nov. Especial Swift
county complete gives Lind 12S9, Eustis 7S7.
The count on the rest of the state ticket
is not COMPLETED.
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Houston county complete gives Eusds 1,s77.
Lind go. For congress, Tawney tRep). 5S6;
White Dem), $40 The candidates elected
Rapuh1irana
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QUEER oUADRUPED
with "a Battlefront Skin Found In
Patagonia.

From the New York Evening Post.
An interesting quadruped has recently been
discovered which has the peculiar property OF
bullet-proof skin. II was first seen and
shot at several years ago in the interior Of
Santa Cruz by the late Ramon Llsta, who
heard OF the animal frequently from the In
dams. 1t was described by that naturalist
as a pangolin without scales and covered with
reddish hair. but 1t was impossible either TO
kill or capture specimen, ana by many II
was believed that the observer had been de-
ceiyed. Now however, DR.. Florentino Ame-
Chino has received from South Patagonia
some bony ossicles and a partly destroyed
skin which bear out completely Lista's OBJ
servations. The ossicles In question were i'm
bedded In the skin like paving stones. the
skin being slightly less than an inch in thick
ness and so tough as only TO be broken with
Ratchet. It's surface was covered with
coarse hair about two inches In length and OF
reddish gray shade. Eista who was the
only civilized man to ever see this animal
alive. unfortunately lost his life while ex-
ploring Pilcomsyo, but on account Of his dis
eovery the animal has been named Neomylo-
don Listal, after him. II Is survivor OF the
old ground sloths, and as It wanders about In
the night and on very rare occasions It will
doubtless be long time before perfect
specimen Is captured.
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Cass.

WALKER Nov. e.-CspeciaI. Walker
City gives Lind g. Eustis Sc; for
congress Towne Ga. Morris 60
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ALL FOR LOVE.

Norman Cole Killed "a Young Wom-
an and Himself.
MONTREAL. Nov. 9-Norman Cole shot
and instantly killed Mathide Lavigeur today,
then turned the revolver on himself and sent
q bullet through his brain. The murder and
suicide took place in little candy store
kept by the young woman's mother. Cole
left letter stating that he int nd to Kill
himself for love OF Mathilde Lavigeur.
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Becker.

DETROIT, Nov. 9.-(SpeciaL) Becker coun-
~ complete gives Eustis III Lind ess; Smith
1898. Bowler go; Berg 1896, Heinrich COS
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Kandiyohi.

WILLMAR. MINI. Nov. e.-(speciaI -
Ksndiyohi county complete gives Eustis Gee
LAnd Lss7; Lovely LA. Brown l.sso. Lewis
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LIS, Canty. 1.22O, Mitchell / oos R,,o,, coo.
for congress, Eddy 1861, Ringdai !. "a T gT,.
candidates elected to the senate ana housa a-s
0. n. Grue. senate: N. o. Nelson. house
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sHAKoPEE. MINI. Nov. s-FSpeciaLl-
Scott county, four precincts missing, gives
EuStts. 81: Lad. 1.tss: Smith. sSs. Bowler,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-10

The New Hoffman House, Madison Square.
New York, IS the home OF those who appre-
ciate good living, with all the conyeniences
and appointments Of a frst-class, modern
hotel. conducted on the European plan.
, 1898-05-07
SQUADRON ORDERED TO SINK
SPANS WAR SHIPS.

Under the instructions given him, it will
be he duty Of Rear Admiral Sampson, as
he has been officially designated, to capture
or destroy every ship Spnin has i'll Cuban
waters, and, whe" this has been accomplish
ed, TO impose the blockade contemplated by
the governments plan Of campaign.
Naturally, it is not expected that the ex-
ccution Of this instruction viii be performed
without damage to the American vessels,
and it is anticipated by The oficinls that by
tomorrow evening reports viii reach the
department Of engagements which have
been fought by the Amcrioon and Spanish
vessels.
Although Spain has a total Of fifty eight
ships distributed in Cuban and Porto Rican
waters, no doubt exists in official circles
OF The ability Of the North Atlantic squadron
to easily destroy those which it Will meet in
the vicinity Of Cuba.
, 1898-05-07
To Avoid Harbor Mines.

Information which has reached the au-
,ho,;ties shows that the Spanish officials in
Cnba and Porto Rico, anticipating the ar
liynl Of the American fleet, have placed
mines in the ha,bors Of these islands and
n m',9 taken every procaulion possible to
defend defer them against attack, II is not pro
ro.ed to risk any vessels of the North
Atlantic squadron by sending them into a
Larbor in order to attack the cities or any
men-of. " that may be lying therein. j..
As the Herald has stated. the intention OF
The government is to institute " pGc'ho
hl0okede. but it is not expected that Its
naci6oatorv character will last long, IN view
Of The practical certainty that The Spanish
ships in Cuban waters Will resist the coming
Of The American feet.-I0d.
, 1898-05-07
Largest Cruiser Disabled.

OF the Spanish force, its largest cruiser,
an. Alfonso XII. Of 8. 900 tons displacement,
lies in a disabled condition in Havana liar
DOR, and it is expected that it will remain
tholo until Tho American flag displaces that
spain's next largest ship in Cuban waters
is the cruiser Reina Mercedes, of 5000 tons,
built in 1887, which is regarded as a very
good vessel of her type. The only other
s9hips which American men-of-war have to
fear are seven torpedo cruisers, the FiIipinas,
Of $50 tons and 20 knots; the Jorge Juan, Of
935 toms and 13 knots; the Nneyo ESpana,
of 60 tons ard 1876 knots, and the G"llcla,
the MARQUES de Molins, the Martin Alonzo
and the Viucente Yanez, each Of 57l toms
and 1876 knots.
-Four cruisers Of between eleven and twelve
tons are distributed around the
island. In edition to this force, Spain has
stationed in Cuban ports q large number OF
gunboats, ranging in displacement from 500
10 20 tons.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-04-22
TIME FOR MANKATO TO STIR.

MapletOn enterprise:
Winona, it is said, stands an excel
lent chance of securing the proposed
Odd Fellows home. Members of the
order in the southern part Of the state
are favorable to it's location at Man.
kato, and the stone city might yet Sc
cure it for that city should they be-
stir themselves