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GREAT STAR POINTER.
Lowered the Track Record at Char
ter Oak Park

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 9-The event of
greatest interest in the Charter Oak park
race meeting today, was the attempt of Star
POINTER to lower the track record of 2.03M,
which was successful, the mile being made in
2:OO12, the quarters were: 3OA, 1:O1, 1:31A. It
was hoped that he might beat his own worlds
record of 1884, but the first quarter was too
slow TO admit of 1t.
The racing events were notable for very
riga was given the fourth heat, Giles Moves
apparently leading by head, and in the
213 trot third heat. when Cut Glass was
given tie heat, Fred Kohl being apparently
leading. Bngen took the race and Quadriga
took the POS pace, having seven heats to go.
Two races, the PIT consolation ard 2:11 trot.
were unfinished and will be closed tomorrow
morning. Summarizes
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yellow Fever Abating.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Adv.ces received
by Surgeon General Wyman today from ths
state health officer of Florida are that the
quarantine against Key West has been raised.
The disease prevailing there has been ascer-
tanned to be dengue, and not yellow fever.
as was first feared. Other information re-
garding the yellow fever shows the situation
to be generally encouraging. SO far as known
here no fatalities have occurred among the
cases brought to Dry Tortugas on steamer
which recently arrived there.
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WAGES OF SIN.
Cleveland business Man Shot by n
DisSOIute Woman.

DENVER, Col. Sept. 9.-W. H. Lawrence,
Of Cleveland, o., was shot and probably
mortally wounded in room at the Oxford
hotel this afternoon, by woman who is
known here only as Florence Richardson. The
woman then shot herself in the head, dying
almost Instantly. Mr.. Lawrence was taken
to ST. Luke's hospital. The doctors In at
ball entered his back and passed clear
through the body.
The couple had registered at the Oxford
house about half-tour before the tragedy
occurred, as H. c. Rockwell and wife Of
Greedy, Col. The motive FOR the shooting is
not known. Mr.. Lawrence rushed out OF
the room after he had been shot and sank
to the floor in the hallway.
Il don't know why: she shot me-" he said
Beyond that he declined TO make any state
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New Century Record.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. s-The Minneapolis-
AoTthfe d. century n ryo record made by A. A
nad TO give way today, and Is now held by
Charles Vanderhoof, at 6:43 The ride Of Mr
Vanderhoof was in every way meritorious
one The road was as rough as usual and a
strong wind was encountered on the return
The ride entities Mr.. Vanderhoof to a medal
offered by the Century Road Club of America
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-10
Lii Hung Changes Removal.

LONDON, Sept. 10.-The Pekin correspond
ent of the Times, telegraphing Thursday,
says:
Iii Hung Chang still retains his position as
missal he will probably resign. His retire
ment from the Tsung II Yamen excited little
surprise in view OF the publication Of the
terms of the Lu Henan railroad contract.
The negotiations were conducted by him and
he deceived the Tsung Ii Yamen regarding
the true nature of the conditions"
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Utah Republican Convention.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. 9.-The Repub-
lican state convention met here today, with
Joseph Bagiey, of Ogden, as temporary and
ex-senator Arthur Brown as permanent chair
man. Chief Justice Zane was nominated for
supreme judge and Alma E. Eldridge for
congress. The platform demands protection,
bimetalism and reciprocity.
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Taylor, :. ........3 0 0
Totals =. ........S3 8 8 q 10
ST. Paul . .0 0 / 9 0 0 ca
Milwaukee :. .....I 0 8 0 0-S
Two-base hits Burke, Schoch; three
base hits. Schoch, Phyle; home runs.
Spies, Beaumont; double play, Shu-
rors, Milwaukee q stolen bases, Burke 2.
Waldron, Stafford; sacrifice hit. Waldron;
bases on balls. off Phyle 3. off Taylor 4;
struck out, Leewe Beaumont, Phyle; left en-
bases. st. Paul T. Milwaukee 2; time, 1850;
weather, fair; field, dry; attendance, 600;
umpire, CusEman.
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Brighton Beach Races.
NEW YORK. Sent. s.-s,mmor.

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Summary:
First race, selling, Ave furlongs-St. Clair
won, Satin Slipper second, Diminutiye third
Time, 1902. Second race, selling, mile and a
slXteenth-Millstream won, The Winner. sec
ono, continental third. Time, 1:4S. Third
Leando second, Glenheim third. Time, .0S3.
Fourth race, The Sass Memorial one and
one-eighth miles-Florenzo won, Sir Gawain
second, Leadsville third. Time 1:55. Fifth
race, selling, six furlongs-Galady won, Froh-
man second, Hampden third. Time, I:14%.
Sixth race, hurdle, one and one-half miles.
seII1ng-Gov Budd won, The Widower Sec
ond. Bergen third. Time 2:l2
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The work of the st. Paul infeld was clean
and clever that Of Gillen and Shugart being
especially pretty.
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ALGER ON MILES.
Does Not Care to Discuss Their At
fairs With the Newspapers.

P1TTSBURG, Sept. 9.-secretary OF War
Russell A Alger and party reached Pittsburg
tonight en- route for the secretary's home
In Detroit for about ten days stay. The SEQ
Rotary, IN an interview, said:
Il don't care about the charges and counter
charges seen in the newspapers. Absurd and
nonsensical stories babe been published, which
have had the effect of alarming the soldiers s.
friends at home. Just one complaint has been
made by a soldier to the department, and
that was by soldier at Tampa, or, rather,
by his brother, who said he was starving
to death. 1t was found to be grossly exAg-
gerated; merely a fever patient convalescing
and asking for just that kind Of food which is
not what they should have. The cause Of
most Of the complaints is a Wholesale desire
on the part Of the soldiers for furloughs."
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Swallowed "a Needle and Died

tailor in Chicago accidentally swallowed
needle and died as result of the infam-
things frequently have great power as is seen
In few small doses of the famous Hostel
ters stomach Bitters. which, however has
this notice. The Bitters make nervous. weak
and sickly persons strong and we'll again.
They are also good for dyspepsia and con
situation.
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Waller Defeated storb,.l.

BALTIMORE, Sept 9-Frank Waller Of
B5Gstoh' defeated Frank Starbuck. of Phila-
eG4eiphla,, IN fffty-mile paced race at the
the worlds record for fifty miles behind
PAGERS; The best previous time was one hour
ana hIty minutes, made by him a week ago
smith. Tonight he lowered these figures "a
hour AZ minutes Is As seconds.
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Fusion Agreement Ratified.

ulist state convention today conceded the de-
mand Of the Democrats for one supreme
Judge and the fusion agreement was ratified.
The Populists nominate B. H. Hust of Ia
coma. as their candidate for supreme Judge.
James Hamilton Lewis was renominated for
congress by the Democrats and w. G. Jones
by the Silver Republicans.
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ROUGH RIDER STABBED.
Mastering Ont of Grigsby's Men
Marked by n Row.

Marked by n Row.
CHICKAMAUGA, Ca, Sept. 9.-Grigsby' 8
rough riders left for their homes in small
parties today They have been mustered out
and paid. The report OF Gems. Mattock, San
ger and Roe, appointed an examining
board to ascertain the cause of the sickness
at Camp Thomas, has been made public
The board finds the ground not we'll adapted
for Ge encampment of large body of troops
but states that most of the sickness was
due to mismanagement and poor sanitary ar
rangements. 1t reflects somewhat upon the
generals In command before the arrival OF
Gen. Breckinridge
Private j. S. Callahan, of Troop e, Grigs-
bys rough riders, was stabbed and seriously
injured in a drunken row which occurred
among q number of rough riders at the cen
trail station this morning.
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Wisconsin Troops mt Home.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 9.-Seven humid
red members Of the Second Wisconsin regi-
ment arrived in Milwaukee over the North
western road from Porto Rico, on q sixty
day furough. The troops were rendered a
hearty reception by the thousands gathered
at the depot and were given a substantial
meal by the citizens.
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Sick of Thirteenth.

MANILA, Sept. S.-The hospital ship Rio
Janeiro will sail Monday with i'll and wound
ed soldiers in charge Of DR.. Daywalt The
men ordered home are:
or the Thirteenth Minnesota-Lieut. Bun
ker and Priyates Rice and Overmeyer, who
are wounded, and Corporal Hart and Pri-
Yates Webb, MARYLAND, Nicholas, Lenze,
Small Cook and Johnson, who are III.
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NnfiOnnI Editnra.

DENVER, Col, Sept. 9.-The National Edi-
torial association today took steps to bring
about uniform press laws by acting through
state associations; adopted report providing
for a trip to Paris in 1899 and elected Off
GERS. j. b. McCabe of East Boston, is the
new president.
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nars. WHneIow,al soothing svrup

Hes been used for over fifty years by mill'ons
OF m theirs for their CHILDREN while teething with
gums, aiIays all pain i cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for Diaurhee. Sold by DruSFists
In every part of the world, BE sure ana ask Tor
other Kind. TWentY-nv = centS kOttle.
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sick Soldiers i'm Porto Rico.

NEW YORK, Sept. "a dispatch from
Ponce, Porto Rico, says: Illness among the
United States troops here is increasing There
are now more than % per cent OF the men
unfit for duty Within radius OF a few
miles from Ponce there are 1000 soldiers in
hospitals.
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EnctOrY InspectOrs.

BOSTON, Sept. 9.-The international Asso-
citation of Factory Inspectors concluded its
twelfth annual convention. Chief Inspector
James Campbell of Pennsylvania was elect
ed president.
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Americans I'm China.

LONDON, Sept. 1O.II1T'he sPekln correspond
syndicate has obtained aGconcession for a
railway between Carton band Hankow a
treaty port on Yang Use Kiang. about 700 miles
from the sea. 81.
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BREW ERS ADD ANOTHER
MILWAUKEE, BELT NOW BEARS
ANOTHER APOSTOLIC
SCALP-LOCK
TEAM COULD NOT BAT TAYLOR

PhYIe Was Batted nt Critical Times,
and His Intervals of WiIdness
We're Thus Quite COstIy-The
MiiISTs Shut Out by the Cham
piOns From Indihna-The Days
Scores.
milwaukee =, st. Paul 4.
Indianapolis ,, Minneapolis o.
Columbus Z, st. Joseph L.
Kansas City =, Detroit z.
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Two-base hit, Carey; three-base hit,
McNeeIy; wild pitches, Wright 2, Fore,
man; bases on balls, off Foreman, Davis
2, Carey; off Wright. Flynn, Allen hit by
Fisher. Burke, Letcher, McNeeIy; left on
bases, Minneapolis T. Indianapolis 7; stolen
base. Mcfarland; sacrifice hit, Stewart;
time Of game, 1:45; umpire, Mannassau
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-10
Letter Carriers Convention.

TOLEDO. o., Sept 9.-The letter carriers
convention today was largely taken up with
reports CT the president and other officers
and of the civil service committee.
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BOSTON. sent a-rho No.. -

BOSTON, Sept. 9-The New Yorks were
shut out today, Nichols proving we'll nigh in.
yincible. The home team scored three runs
in the first Inning, but it was a pitchers
battle after that, Rusie being fully as eff
fective as Nichols. loves wonderful field
ing at second was the feature of the game
such an exhibition Of clean playing being
seldom seen Attendance, 1850. Score:
Boston 80. ..9 0 % % "a 3 j.
New York 80 o 0 90 6 o
Batteries, Nichols and Bergen; Rusie and
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L.nseed Books Must Open.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Judge Dunn, of the
circuit court today oitlered that peremptory
writ of mandamus be issued against Alexand-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-10

er Euston. president, and Arthur II. Rugg.
secretary of the National Linssed oil COM
Barnard, a stockholder of the company. to
examine the books of the corporation and
make memoranda therefrom.
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Gardiner Wins A~aiu

O new YORK, Sept Oscar Gardiner. '"The
Omaha Kid" tonight knocked out sam BoIen
C1nioTeo, OF this city, in the tenth round Of
E mnat was to have been twenty fve-round
pout. The knockout blow was O. hard left
nook In the pit of the stomach.
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Fresh and Reliable.
CONTAINS NO FICTION
The Sunday Globe
win haUe oil the neWs
from oil the World.
Price SC. Order Of your Newsletter today
IN A STATE OF TERROR.
Another Bombardment of Gambia Is
Reported Imminent.

Reported Imminent.
ATHENS, Sept. s-News was received here
from Gambia late this afternoon that another
bombardment was imminent. The fires con-
tinue. Four hundred deaths have already
been reported. Martial law has been pro-
claimed.
ROME, September 9.-The Messagerio an
nounces that the Italian cruiser LOmbardio,
with 800 men, has been ordered to Gambia.
LONDON, Sept. 1O-The Athens correspon-
dent of the Daily Mail, says:
refugees from Gambia. They say the Bashi-
Basouks cut open the bodies of their Christian
victims on the first day OF the outbreak, and
threw the entrails into the flames of the
burning houses. They hurled the Britt h vice
consul bodily into the. flames, shouting: Now
let the English come help him.
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., The silver party convention nominated a
ticket as follows:
Governor, K. Sadler.
Lieutenant governor, James r. Judge
Secretary Of state Eugene Howell.
State treasurer. d. M. Ryan.
State comptroller, Sam P. Davis.
Attorney general, W. d. Jones.
Supreme court judge, G. P. Belknap.
State plinter, Andrew Maui.
Surveyor general, E. D. Kelley.
:, State superintendent Of public instruction,
II. G. Cuttings.
Regent, state university, long term, w. r.
Deal; short term, H. S. Starritt.
For congress, Francis G. Newlands.
The platform adopted declares in IA
vor of free coinage of silver at 16 to 1,
opposes bond issues and the issuing OF
money by banks, favors the nominal
ton of William J. Bryan in 1900, urges
the holding Of Cuba, Porto Rico and
the Philippines until the American peo-
pie have time to consider the best pol
icy in regard to their final disposition,
favors the construction OF the Nicara-
guam canal and the foreclosure of the
mortgage on the Central Pacific rail-
W9V
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sHORTsTOP ON STRIKE.
Blues Minus Man, but They Won
From the Tigers

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 1O-The Blues
defeated Detroit today in a very close game.
Connaughton. the Blues shortstop, went on
strike today because OF the non payment of
bonus which he claims to have been prom
lsed He will be fined and suspended for the
balance Of the season. Score:
Detroit .....:0 0 0 8 90 - 81 p ;
Kansas City 20 0 2 1 0 2 SIS 2
batteries, Beam and Buelow; Friend, Gear
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Philadelphia =. 3 2 IS 13
Batteries. weighing and Mcguire; Ortiz and
Mcfarland
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NARRAGANSETT PIER, Sept. s.-The
condition Of Miss Winnie Davis Is not SO
comfortable tonight. She experienced a very
restless day. Her condition Is now considered
critical, and as she is unable to retain nour-
ishment, continued weakness is a deplorabe
factor. A second consultation Of physicians
is expected
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wEYHING's CONTROL POOR

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Weyhing had poor
control today. and when he got the ball across
the plate was hit hard. The visitors PLAYED
a rather ragged game in the field. The game
was called on account of darkness. Atten-
Dance 400. Score:
R.HE.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Giants Shut Ont by Boston I'm q Well
Played Game.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY

At Boston-Boston vs. New York
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn vs. Baltimore.
Al Washington-Washin vs., PhfIadeInbia
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati VS.. st, Louis.
At Pittsburg-Pttsburg vs. Cleveland.
AT ChicagC-Chicago VS.. ST. Louis.
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FUTURE OF HAWAII
ANNEXATION COMMIT'TEE HAS me-.
CIDED UPON FORM OF
GOVERNMENT
SELF-GOVERNMENT rs ASSURED

One Territorial legislature with
Limited Powers; with the Islands
to He Divided Into Two Districts
Honolulu VIII Form One of
Them, Embracing the Whole of
the Island of Oahun.
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STICK WORK WON

ST. JOE, Mo-, Sept 9.-Columbus took to-
days game by another display Of good stick
work. Brown proved an enigma to the
Saints Score:
Co,,,u,, R.HE.
st. Joe ........0 0 0 O 0-i 3 4
1u Batteries, Brown and Sullivan; Cooper and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-10
FUSION IS REFUSED
NEVADA DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
COMPLETE STATE
TICKET
SILVER REPUBLICANS sNUBBED

hsr Oh concessions Brought on q
vigorous Debate, and Rejection
or Fusion Was by Almost IMAM
fmOus VOte-Ticket Named nv
the Nevada Silver Party-Out-
line of Platform Adopted.
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nISFIG(JRE|)
: Or LIFE

Our little girls humor commenced with
tiny sore on one nostril, but it kept on spread
ing till we thought she would mover get it
cured. We tried everything VIC could get,
but it kept getting larger all the time, till
both nostril8, the apper Tip, part Of the lo1oer
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We thought thsre was no cure, and that she
would be di?Ggurcd for life. Finally we tried
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BOTH MAY DIE.

Ex-AmbassadOr Bayard and Miss
Winnie Davis Grow Worse.
DEDHAM, Mass. Sept. 9.-The physician In
attendance this evening stated that Mr.. Bay
ard seemed to be sinking gradually, though
there was little noticeable change since yes
terday.
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The Crescent Stars want a game for Sun
day. Langfords preferred. Address Capt
Wodke, 53l Charles street
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ORPHANS DEFEATED

CINCINNATI O., Sept. 9.-The Reds bunch-
ed hits in the second and fifth innings and
secured enough runs to win. youngster
from the Atlantic league pitched the last
three innings for Chicago and did very
well. Attendance, 1886. Score:
R.H.E.
Cincinnati :. % 2 8 1 0 o So o
Chicago =. 20 0 0 Ii a
batteries, Hill and Pietz: Thornton, Kitell
and Donahue
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RENO, New, Sept. g. - When the
Democratic state convention met this
morning, it's committee on fusion re-
ported that the Silver Republicans
would concede to the Democrats the
nominees for lieutenant governor, state
couhclllor' snort term regent of the
university and superintendent of nuh-
lie instructions.
AFTER some vigorous speeches, the
proposition to fuse was rejected, al
most unanimously. The Democrats
tEen nominated this ticket:
Governor, George Russell.
Lieutenant governor, c. NJ Grimes.
Secretary Of state. John Webber.
STATE treasurer. W. G.. Thompson.
state comptroller, G. G. Humphreys.
surveyor general, T. l. Stewart.
state printer, James Morris
regents, state universty-F. H. Triplet,
long term; G. H. Haas. short term.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-10
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

The Spalding- Rosemount game has been
postponed from tomorrow to Sunday, Sept. 49,
by reason of the cold spell.
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Watch for Number Six.

ADDITIONAL TRAIN SERVICE ON
PfpestOne Line OF Omaha Road.
Commencing today the new rain will leave
Heron Lake a. M arrive Plpestone II q.
m Returning. leave Pipestone 7:45 p. m. and
arrive Heron Lake las p. N.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

At ST. PauI-St. Paul vs.. Milwaukee,
At apolis-Annneapo,i VS.. indianapolis
At Kansas Ciy-Kansas City vs.. Detroit.
AT St. JOseph-St. Joseph VS.. Columbus (2).
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ORIOLES LOST.

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-The home team won
an interesting game from the Baltimores this
afternoon on errors by Kitson and Demont.
and two singles. Dunn, the home teams
pitcher, did good work in the seventh inning
Score:
,, R.H.E.
Brooklyn e. Il 2 o 8 Is II 1
Baltimore E. q l 0 Q o. A
Batteries, Dunn and Grim; Kitson and Rob-
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Special Train West vi,

After Fair, Saturday night, 10th inst.
for Mankato Elmore, St. James. Window,
S!ayton, Pipestone, Worthington Adrian,
Luverne, Sioux Falls
VIII leave Minneapolis S:15 p. m.
and st. Paul S:45 p. m.
Watch for Number Six.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-07-04

CaH for County Democratic Contention and
Notice or Selection Of Ne,r Commit
teeHen in Each Township
aud Ward
BY authority OF the Logan County
Central Committee, | hereby call a
convention of delegates from the va
rious townships and wards to meet in
the McKennon Opera House, in
the city of Guthrie, on Saturday,
July Q, at ? p. m, for the purpose OF
selecting eleven delegates to attend
the Territorial Democratic Congress
sional Convention to be held at okla.
homa City, July 10, at 10 o'clock IA. m
Primaries for selecting delegates TO
the county convention will be held in
the county precincts p. m, Saturday
July 2, 1898, and in the var
ious wards OF the cities at 8 p. IN.
on Friday,S July 1. Also the var
rious wards and precincts will elect a
committeeman TO serve for the next
two years on the Logan County Cen.
trail Committee which will be reorgan-
lied on the date OF the County Con-
vention.
The various wards or precincts are
entitled to the following number OF
delegates, based on the Callahan vote
of 1896