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The San Francisco call., 1898-11-20
NEWS.

give an entertainment on the 18th of De- cember which will be in the nature of a Darktown minstrel show. The ladies are to black up.
 Templar Lodge at it's meeting on the 12th inst. initiated three candidates, one being J. w. Harris, the grand patriarch of the Encampment branch. The event was followed by a sumptuous banquet.
 There were many ladies and gentlemen in Prospect Hall of the Odd Fellows building last Wednesday night in response to the invitations sent out by Oriental Re- bekah Lodge; to attend the compliment ary party which was got up under the direction of Mrs. Lena Jarvis, N. G.; Miss M. Morgan, V. G.; Mrs. L. Pinkham. Mrs; F. Pierce, Annie Webb, Abbie Ewing and MessrS. Lutley and Davis It was one of those admirable social events for which this lodge is noted. There was short pro- gramme, the numbers being contributed by Charles Reed, Janette Draper. Miss Strahan and Messrs. Goodefund. Chapin and Hernandez, and a dance followed This lodge will have a candy pull on the Fist of December
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-20
THE NATIONAL UNION.

Pacific Council has changed it's meeting night to the second Thursday of each month. The council at it's last held meet ing initiated two candidates, and under the head of good of the order Speaker J. G. Menzies presented a very enjoyable programme There were speeches and stories and music by the National Union quartet, with Professor Seichel accom- panist. The council furnished cigars to the members and visitors. There were several members of the cabinet present.
 The cards are out for the smoker that is to be given by California and Golden Gate councils on the night of the 29th inst There will be first-class talent and first class collation..
 California Council at it's meeting last Tuesday night initiated one candidate, and under good of the order the member ship was favored with selections by the quartet and addresses by President Hast ings of the cabinet. Senator Fleld, Presl- dent Arter of Golden Gate Council, w. A. & Nicholson and others.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-20

ment, paid iraternal visit to Calumet Camp.
 Last Sunday the membership of Golden Gate Camp placed a monument over the grave of one of it's members at rest in Cypress Dawn Cemetery, and another over the grave of one resting in Holy Cross Cemetery. At each place the full rtualistic service was given and the Acme Quartet rendered the vocal music It is one of the obligations of the order the resting place of each deceased mem Der.
 Last Monday night Goldo" rc4c 0"~''', initiated six candidates, and 1t has at this time the applications Of ntty W-.0 s,- o seeking membership in the camp.
 General Organizer Rogers has returned from an extensive tour in Humboldt County, where he met with success in the advancement of the order. He will soon start out on another tour.
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-20

THE REBEKAHS. e''asion ReheIvsb Lodge has decided to
The San Francisco call., 1898-11-20

DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE. The members of Britannia Lodge of tn,
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-19
Dakota-nyheter.

Aktenskapsskilnad. Mrs W.MReed
fick sig Watettown S. D., f0rliden
vecka beviljad skilsmessa fran sin man
pa grund af otrohet aktenskapet.
Sjelfmord. Christ Nelson Fargo,
N. D., begick forliden vecka sjelfmord
genom att intaga en- stor dos morfin.
Orsaken uppgifves vara husliga be-
kymmer. -..
Lafayette-dagen. Guvernor Lee /
s. Dakota har on utfardad proklama-
tion bestamdt den 10 oktober sd
som Lasayette- dagen att af skolorna
inom staten pa lampligt satt iakttagas.
En- stor transport af kreatur fran
Lakota, N. D., skedde i l0rdags. do Mo-
Cabe Bros. derifran afsande en- last pa
1000 n0tkreatur. Nelson county DR.
framatgaende bade fraga ON sadesod.
ling och kreatursafvel.
Nedbrunnen qvarn. En- stor qvarn
och en- elevator Bismark, N. D., till
h0rande North Dakota Millikg Asso.
citation" har nedbrunnit. Elden upp-
kom maskinrummet Skadan bel0per
sig till $4,000.
Eldsvada. Forliden onsdag forst0r-
des genom eldsvada Worthwhile, s. D.,
George A. William Aberdeen tillhori-
ga stora stall, hvarvid 20 hastar, 1000
bushels hvete, atskilliga akdon och
mycket AMMAN vardefull egendom upp-
brAndes.
Fran Pierre, S. D., meddelas att
borrningen af On andra gasbrunn for
staden skulle paborjas som f0rliden
vecka. Man tror att genom denna nya
brunn och den gamla f0rening skall
hela staden kunna upplysas och var
mas med naturlig gas.
St0Id. Jacob johnson Canton,S.D
hyser sasom manga andra intet f6rtro-
ende till banker och hade derf0r for
varadt slit hus 1000. En- matt for
liden vecka skedde inbrott hos honom
och 5000 guild bortstals. Polisen So
ker tjufven, men denne kommer nog
icke fran f0rr an han blir n6dd och
tvungen.
Anfordrade borgesman. Postdepar-
tementet har anfordrat borgesmannen
for forre postmastaren Fargo, N. D.,
Hughes att betala 81, 200 af postverkets
penningar, hvilket belopp Hughes ha-
de deponeradt "the Citizens National
Bank, da denna ramlade. Hughes har
f0rst blifvit anfordrad att betala. men
da han forsummat att CORA det, blifva
nu borgesmannen stalda sticket.
En- jernvagsbrygga 6fver rlissourl-
floden vid Yankton, S. D., ar ett pro-
ject, som en- snar framtid torde kom-
ma att f0rverkligas. Det har fran ve-
derborligt hall forsports, att Great
Northern jernvagskompaniet amnar ut
stracka sin bana fran Yankton till Nor. 4
folk, Nebr, och derifran till Omaha.
Kommer delta till stand, 6ppnas hAri-
genom en- ny trafikdel, som utan tvif-
vel kommer att blifva sarskildt betty
ielsefull for de mellersta delarne af ]
| S. Dakota. ss
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-10-19
WiSCOnsin-nyheter.

Eldsvada. 81. A. Schmidt & Co.'S
Wagon & Carriage Factory" Memo
monte. nedbrann delvis torsdags matt,
Skadan beraknas till omkr. $500.
Ire gossar blefvo under natten till
lordagen innebranda i en- lada nara
Green Bay. En- fjerde gosse raddade
sig genom att hoppa ut genom ett fon-
ster.
Olycksskott. Da Oscar Christian
son l Manitowoc sondags q. d. var ute
pa en- jagttur, skot han sig sjelf af vada
/ underlifvet med den pafoljd att han
sedermera afled.
Brand till d0ds. Fran Marinette
meddelas. att en- f1icka vid MANN Sta
cia Connors Commonwealth lordaQs
q. d. var sysselsatt med att polera en-
gasoline stove, da polityren fattade cid
och antande hennes klAder. Imam
help hann AMANDA, var hon brand till
dods.
Pi6tsllg d6d. Olof 9. Olson traffades
plotsligt at doden pa stationen vid
Washburn torsdags just som han lost
biljett till Eau Claire Han var under
behandling af On doktor der for en-
svulst hufvudet och det antages att
denna brustit och fororsakat det opon-
bliokliga d8dsfallet.
Olyckliga familler. Fran Cumber-
land meddelas, att det kalla regnet och
snoslasket f0rliden vecka fororsakade
ett obeskrifligt lldande hos de olyokli-
ge, hvilka genom elden forlorat sina
hem Turtle Lake lara f1nnas 100 fa-
miller, som Joke hafva annat skydd On
nagra qvarblifna uthus, och manga af
dem hafva icke nog klader att halla
sig varma.
Oppnande at lsoppargrufvor. Enligt
fran West Superior inganget medde-
lande har The North Wisconsin Cop
per Mining Co." ofverlatit sin gruf-
egendom till ett annat kompani, som
kommer att foretaga undersokningar
r0rande gruffaltens rlkedom. och ON
dessa visa ett godt resultat, kommer
att nedlagga cit stort kapital pa Opp
nandet af dessa grufvor. Som en-
stor mangd af rikhaltig malm pa
traffats nara de 0ppnade schakten,
har man anledning f0rmoda att inom
kort mycket arbete har kommer att
pakostas.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
URBANA,

Tuesday, Dec, 27.-Weather bright
and warm.
Christmas has come and gone. =
The people around Urbana evident
! ly believe in expansion, from the way
roast turkey and other good things
were used on Christmas.
Zenas Crowl is home on a visit.
Mike Stip was home on visit last
week.
Mr.. Willmuth is buying hogs this
week.
John Parsons, who has been in Ok
lahoma for the past year, was In town
this week looking after business mat
| ters.
A. L. Stanley's child is sick at pres
ent.
Us. Yockey was In town Monday
on business.
Mrs. DR.. Nicely and her adopted
daughter went to Illinois last week to
visit relatives during the holidays.
Lawson Williams and wife spent
Christmas at Humboldt.
j. j. Powell has moved into the
Barton house with NJ. e. Noble.
Rev. McHugh is holding series of
meetings here this week.
The f. A. A. elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: @. W.
Payne, president; A. L. Stanley, vice
president; j. W, Peifer, Past p; G. N.
Shull, secretary; Silas Hummer, treas
urer; W. B. Roderick, observer; M. e.
Noble, guide; G. G. Yockey, sentinel;
Mary Yockey, trustee; W. A. lies,
medical examiner.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
THAYER.

We are having plenty of gas talk
and the prospects now are that in the
near future we will have abundance
of gas for fuel and lights.
G. w. Lowrance has taken trip to
Kansas City on business.
S. w. Brewster started for Topeka
Monday eve.
Mr.. Freeman, of Chanute, has rent
ed the D. E. Moss building and will
put in a stock of general merchandise.
S. P. White made a'flying trip to see
some of his friends and neighbors.
He left on Monday night for Harrison
vile, Mo.
A quiet wedding took place at the
residence of George Higgins, who S
daughter, Miss May got married to
Mr.. Chas. Stocker, of lola, Kansas.
Thayer lodge No. 81, A. o. U. w.
had an oyster supper on Tuesday
evening, Dec, 27. 1t was success in
every way. The lodge room was
thoroughly packed with members of
the order and their families.
Mrs. Ella Robinson and Mr.. Maper,
her brot!Ier-in-law, from Mimi, have
taken trip to Erie, it is reported to
get married. There are some two or
three more that will take place about
New Years.
C. W. Williams shipped out three
car- loads of brooMcerr today
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
LITTLE FRIEND.

Monday, Dec. 26,-Old Santa Claus
has come and gone and those turkey
goblers will gObble no more.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. e. Alexander have
been down with rheumatism.
9. Gibson and Frank Sheets went
to Parsons Saturday to spend Christ
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi McCord gave an
old fashion Christmas dinner Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ray, from Cherokee; Mr.. and MIS-
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCord,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas McCord, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moller, w. M. McCord, Grandma
McCord, VIII and James Smith ano
Ed. j. c. Alexander.
A, Gibson has got job at twelve
hundred dollars year, All Is all
right and there Is no one In the coun'
ty that Is entitled to good job as
much as ALI.
Mrs. Frank Sheets is visiting Mrs
G. A. Gibson this week.
Miss Walworth says that she is 60
ing away soon but from what Eugine
Williams says she is not going very
far.
Rev. J. G. Alexander will preach
at the Little Friend schoolhouse Fri
day night Dec. 30 and 81. Everyone
is invited to attend.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
KIM BALL..

Tuesday, Dec. 27.-Dr. Roberts and
wife and son, B. Nation and Neica
Badger left on the excursion Tuesday
night.
Arch McLeister and family left for
Ok. Territory Saturday morning.
Miss Agnes Brown, of Shaw. is visit
ing friends in this place.
There will be a debate between Stark
and Kimball on the first Monday in
Jan. Question, "resolved that man
has conscience after DEATH" Aft.
Kimbali, Neg. Stark, also, after to-
aight the school children will debate
every other night.
George Crapson, of Odense. and
Franklin Williamson, of Chanute,
were visiting with ]. F. Smith and
family the first of the week.
The Christmas tree at this place
was real nice and an interesting pro-
gram was listened to.
Miss Neica Badger is spending the
holidays with Miss Julia Talley at
Goodrich.
Alva Williamson, of Chanute, is Wis
iting with his cousin Isaac Smith.
Miss Maude Rail, of Savonburg, is
visiting friends at this place.
Morris Mourning, of Kansas City, is
visiting relatives at this place.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
AUSTIN,

Tuesday Dec. 27.-Christmas passed
off quietly.
Guy Medford and Frank Tharp ate
turkey with the Winans' young folks
Christmas.
Martha Mcfarland. from near
Tha yer, is spending tine week with
her sister, Mrs. Bertha MedfCrd.
Fritz Flottman butchered some fine
hogs Monday.
Mrs. A. Medford spent Christmas
with her son Stanley Medford.
Ike Malcom has some good shOats to
sell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcfarland,
from near Thayer, were visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Medtord, last
week.
The Wlnan's young folks had a So
cial dance at their home last Wednes-
day night.
The high water of last week put a
stop to the leVying for a few days. =
GUY Medfo-d and Frank ThaIp are
butchering some OF their hogs.
The weather is pleasant and the
roads getting dry again.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
NEOSHO VALLEY.

Tuesday Dec. 27'-Vacation this
week.
Mr.. d. L. Houston and family and
Mr.. George and family spent Christ
mas at Mr., A. j. Nelson's.
Mrs. Harrison, of Garnett, sister
Of Mrs. Houston, is visiting her this
week.
The Mesdames Bennett, Of Joplin,
are spending the holidays with j.
Bennett and family.
Miss Mayme Nelson is home from
school during vacation.
Swede Center Sunday school gave a
Christmas entertainment Saturday
night.
Tony Point gave their Christmas
entertainment last Friday night to
large and attentive crowd.
There will be basket social at the
Neosho Valley school house Saturday
night. The proceeds to go toward
purchasing a library. Come out and
help worthy cause.
1t is with sorrow that we bid fare
we'll to one of Neosho's brightest and
best young men, Mr.. Oscar Oleson,
who has been in the employ of VIM.
and J. f. Krouse for the last four
years. Mr.. Oleson will depart for 9th
her fields in the near future, and
while we all regret his departure we
wish him God speed wherever his lot
may be cast, he is truly young man
who deserves the confidence and es-
TEEN of every one.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
A TALE OF TWO COUNTIES
WARD.
Continued from tho tirst page

Wednesday Dec. 28.-The weather
is nice again the snow Is all gone and
the roads are drying up fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gear and Mr..
and Mrs. Toomey spent Christmas at
j. w. Starkey's.
Mrs. McLane and childrea and p.
II. Crane, Of Kansas City, are visiting
relatives and friends during the holi-
days.
George and Melvin Dewey are con-
templating going to Oklahoma soon.
James McGranahan IS going to musk
their corn for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tomlinson, of
Urbana, spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Williams, from there thev
will 90 to Topeka to attend the tea
chers association.
Charley Ames and family spent last
Sunday at o. W. Ames'.
James McCranahan is husking corn
for j. w. Starkey this week.
John Dewey's spent last Sunday at
Mr. Kinks.
MIR. Clifford has purchased a team
of Harry Wilson. Mr., Clifford is
highly pleased with his new home.
Mr.. Fred Stone and Miss Bert,e
Reece are to be married tonight at SIX
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Reece.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
NOTICE TO TRAPPERS.
Bring your furs Of all kinds to me, l
will paw the highest market price.
HENRY FREwERT. tt
LEAN MA.

Misses Bertha and Winnie Reed are
! spending holidays with relatives at
Humboldt.
J.R. Long and wife are visiting
home folks this week.
Rev. Ingels returned home Satur-
day evening and is now holding ser
les of meetings at the church which
will continue through this week. We
trust the weather will be more pleas
ant than it was during our last meet
ing and hope for a good attendance.
Grandma Rowden is very poorly this
winter.
Mr.. Boerstler,s children are improv-
ing.
Mrs. Cora Boerstler is staying with
Mrs. Perry Boerstler again.
MIR. John Kelso, of Elsmore, was in
this vicinity Monday. Mr.. KelSo Is
principal of the Elsmore schools and
| is giving the best of satisfaction.
Several Teammates attended the
Christmas entertainment at Warrens-
burg last night and report fine time.
G.. w. Edwards, of Odense, visited
at A. W. Affords Monday.
Mrs. Maggie More, OF Fairview,
visited her sister, Mrs. James, Sun
day.
Miss Ollie Cunningham and broth
er Dock and family of Humboldt took
dinner at E. E. Reeds Christmas.
Mrs. Lucy Gillis, Of Salem, spent
Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Sabra Blair.
Miss Switzer and brother Of ILL.,, are
the guests of their cousins Clara and
Samuel Switzer.
f. Y. Snodgrass is entertaining
his parents from Butler-Co. also a
sister Mrs. Tompson.
Miss Mary Perry. of Humboldt, is a
visitor at this place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtney received
word Sunday that their son U. Il.
Courtney, of Elsmore is very i'll. He
was taken very suddenly last week and
was very little better.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30

Did you ever see the roads any
rougher than now?
Mr.. Blossom has been working fol
Mr.. Greenough.
Protracted meeting will begin at
the Chapel next Sunday night.
Ell. TAYLOR Is filling Fred Hickey 8
position as teacher of the Cremonia
school, the latter being obliged to
quit on account Of i'll health.
Mr.. Twilley and Bill Evans attend
ed old Mr.. Booe's sale last Thursday.
Van Dennis is up from Par sons this
week visiting friends in Big creek.
Mrs. G. M. Jordon was visiting her
mother last week.
Lawrence Russell and George Jor-
don are getting ready to ship their
fat cattle.
Frank Pierce was In Big creek last
Sunday visiting his brother.
Capt. Gibson aud wife were trading
in Chanute last Tuesday.
Charley Pierce and Grace Gillasspie
were visiting their aunt Mrs. Houston
the first of the week.
Willie Afford was looking after
some land transfers in this vicinity
last week.
In making new year resolutions, If
every one would make and keep the
one not to say any unkind things
about anyone else, how much nicer
this world would be to live in.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30

The Chanute Building and Loan
Association will open NEW Sc
RIES JAN. 1st, 1899, and at the be-
ginning of every quarter thereafter.
L Rasenthal, Pres; A. N. Allen,
Scr
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
REWARD.

Twill give five dollars reward to
anyone who will furnish evidence that
convicts anyone Of hunting on my
place, near the Cremonia school house.
GEO. FIELDS. At
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30

No man can work well with torpid liver or
consttpaveu bowels A few doses of Prickly
Ash Bitters will quickly remove this condition
and make work pleasure. Sold byJ. L. Sew
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30

Bloating after eating, indigestion, fatulence
or after brash may be quickly corrected through
the use of Prickly Ash Bitters II Strengthens
digestion, cleanses and regulates the bowels
Sold by ]. l.. Sewell.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
RURAL.

f. Perigs and wife of Chanute, took
dinner with their parents Christmas
day in the country.
Mr.. S. Thompson late Of Neb. has
rented the Alley DickersOn farm and
will move thereon soon.
On Friday last, several of the pat
rons of Rural Dist. visited the school
in the eve and were entertained by the
school in declamations and vocal and
instrumental music, after which all
received nice treat given by the
teacher, G. G. Bowman, who we claim
is teaching one of the best schools in
the county.
Miss Edith Maclara, late OF New
York, formerly of this neighborhood
was a most welcome caller at the home
of Miss Pearl Popping on the 9th.
Lewis Thomas, on the Cross farm, is
trimming those fine ever greens. You
bet it helps the looks, now you can
see the dogs when they leave the
house.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30

To LoAN.-I have some private
money to loan on good farm security
at very low rate.-Jno. W. Locke,
Register of Deeds, Erie, Kans. If.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30

Insure vour health to Prickly Ash Bitters, 1t
regnla tea Che system, promotes good appetite,
sound sleep and cheerful spirits. Sold by j. L.
Sewell
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
NATIVE LUMBER
FOR SALE.
Hickory and oak Dimension
lumber, Post, Rails, Wagon
Tongues, Wagon, Axles Wag-
on Timber.

Saw mill located on the old Temple
ton farm. on Neosho river. six miles
north of Chanute, and four miles south
of Humboldt. >,
Prices guaranteed reasonable, call
on or address
l.. j. kEISER.
Chanute Kans.,
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30

The Chanute Building and Loan
Association will open a NEW SEs.
RIES JAN. 1st, 1899, and at the be-
ginning Of every quarter thereafter.
L. ROsenthal, Pres: A. n. Allen.
Sec.
The Chanute times., 1898-12-30
For Sale.

A well improved farm of 160 acres
at great big bargain, for cash.
POWELL s. WRIGHT.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-16
ADJOURNED.
Examination of Johnson and
Howard Postponed.
They Refuse to Allow Their Photographs
to be Taken for the St. Paul Chief
of Police.

Iron Foot Johnson, alias Geo. A.
Wright, and John Howard were
brought down from the county Jail to
the municipal court room at nine
o'clock Wednesday by Officers Kelly
and Daniels, to have their prelimin-
dry hearing on the charge of stealing
VIM. Eddy's money. VIM. E. Hughes
appeared as their attorney, in the alb
sence Of G. r. Davis, of st. Peter,
and asked that the hearing be post
poned, as Mr.. Davis was absent, try
ing a criminal case In LeSueur
county. County Attorney Hughes
was DESTROYS that the III: airing be
had at once, as the states witnesses
did not desire to be detained lin the
city.
The hearing was finally set for Octf
LIST at 1000 a. M, at which time
Judge Shissler will have returned
from his visit to Ohio. Both kprison-
ers were remanded back to jail, each
being held in the sum of 81 1000. The
states witnesses were placed. under
$500 bonds each to ensure their an.
pearance Oct. 1st.
Chief Wagon has received. letter
from Chief of Police M. N. Goss, of
st. Paul, in which the latter asks for
photographs of Iron Foot Johnson
and his partner. Mr.. Goss also asks
for detailed descriptions of the two
men, and adds: II am positive these
parties are known to this department
and if so will give you all the inform.
alton we have"
1t has developed that Johnson, the
old man who got away with Mr..
E1dy's money, did not 60 up town last
Friday afternoon after the robbery,
as Mr.. Eddy thought, but circled
around and boarded the same train
that Mr.. Eddy got off from, a little
below the depot as it pulled out. He
went to Lake Crystal and then doubled
back on the afternoon train to St.
Peter where he is believed to have
retained Attorney Davis to assist his
partner, Howard.
Detective Bresnan states that John.
son has been plying his nefarious bust
ness along the Omaha road, off and on
for ten years. He has no use for the
old fellow, and says he ought to get
five years in prison at least
Johnson and Howard refused to per-
nit their photographs to be taken,
when the officers spoke to them about
the matter. 1t ispossible that an at
tempt may be made to take the pic
lures in the Jail.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-16
Parker Turned Down.

Nominations were declared to be in
order, and Mr.. Keith named Henry
Zimmerman tor state senator. Mr..
Griffin moved that the nomination be
made by reclamation.
Judge Porter said that he favored
Mr.. Zimmerman fer senator, but
wanted to know whether he would &C.
cept or not.
Mr.. Zimmerman was called for, and
said that he would positively decline
to accept the nomination. He. said
that the Populists had put up Prof.
Parker for the Office, and that it was
the duty of the Democrats to endorse
him.
Judge Severance said that he did
not understand that the Democrats
owed the Populists any such duty, es-
pecially as the Populists had not re-
cognized the city of Mankato, with
it's $4,000 population, in making it's
nominations. The motion was in
sisted upon, and Mr.. Zimmerman was
nominated by reclamation, with many
opposing votes.