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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
MICHIGAN IN DOUBT.
Democrats Seem to Have an Ex
ceIlent Chance to Triumph.

Democrats Seem to Have an Ex-
ceIIent Chance to Triumph.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 7.-Justice r
G. Whiting, Democratic candidate for
governor In Michigan, wound up his
campaign tonight by addressing a bia
Detroit mass meeting. The congress-
man expressed great confidence as, in,
deed, he has for several days past, in
his expectation of defeating Gov. Pin
gree. Democratic state committee Of.
fcials predict that the disaffeotion
among old line Republicans against
Gov. Pingree will assure his defeat, and
they assert that Democratic votes for
PingTee will be few and scattering.
They are not claiming the balance of
the state ticket with any marked de,
gree of confidence, but they expect to
elect half of the twelve congressman,
an increase Of four over the present
number Of Democrats.
AT Republican state headquarters II
was stated that Gov. Pingree would
as he did two years ago, when his
plurality ran up to SO, 400. The Repub-
Hcan leaders, while admitting that
few thousand Republican votes will go
to Whiting, assert that the Democratic
votes which Pingree will receive will
outnumTber the Republican votes he
may lose by two to one. The Repub-
icans claim about all the congressman,
and, also, the legislature, by a, majority
Of two-thirds and upwards.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
SHEEP AND THE GOATS.
Charitable People May Sort the One
From the Other.


''If you want to do good" says Sec
retary Hutchins, of the relief society,
read this"
Now that Thanksgiving time is near and
many lake schemes will be tried upon our
business men to induce them to give to the
suffering, ETC., would warn all chartiabIy
disposed people to insist upon an investiga-
ton of the cases presented before giving to
relieve the reported distress.
If you are called upon for a subscription
to help family who starving at 2S8
Banfl street, give nothing, as we have been
out there to find there is no such num-
her
If you are asked to help a family on the
West side, whose bread-w1nner is blind they
are cared for by the board of control and our
society.
If you are written to by man claiming
he has large family and has recently been
injured at a factory, call and see our records
and We will show you that they are cared
for.
If you are asked to assist a cripple with
money to secure college education we have
iA erviewed the party and find 1t only a beg
glng scheme.
If two colored men call for a subscription
to build an orphanage in St. Paul Cedar and
Thirteenth, do nothing for them, as it is q
swindle.
If man with the G. N. time checks calls
do nothing for him.
If you can give the suffering, we have a
HIST to show you:
A man in the last stages of consumption
A young woman aged 16, and a boy H.
both very low with tvphoid fever.
A consumptive woman who will soon leave
four orphan children.
A woman, who for a number of years has
made her living by washing, but is now very
III.
widow with family Of six small chill
dren, who has been sick for long time.
An aged couple Go years., very needy.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
NORTH DAKOTA CLAIMS.
They Are Conflicting, With Both
Sides Confident,

FARGO, N. D., Nov. THE stua-
tion is practically unchanged so far as
external indications go, and late this
afternoon the state committees of both
parties were confident of success. Snow
hurries tonight, with prospect of bad
weather tomorrow, make some Rep,11h
Icans believe it will affect their ma
1or1ties, but they say 1t IS only a uues-
ton of majority with the head of the
ticket. lit is not now believed that
over $4,000 votes will be cast perhaps
less. Bad weather affects the vote ON
the slope, as polling places are far
apart and the country sparely settled.
The slope is a Republican stronghold
and controls the majority to some ex-
tent. The Republican state commit
tee banks ON $500 to 4,500. The fusion
committee claims 1000 to 1900 major
ity, except on Schafer, superintendent
OF schools. They feel jubilant over
prospects OF bad weather and recent
reports. Young, of Pembina, Repub-
llcan candidate for the supreme court,
viii probably run 1000 behind his
ticket Republicans claim q majority
of at least fourteen, possibly twenty.
on Joint ballot in the legislature. Dem
ocrats concede Republican majority,
but claim 1t will be much closer. In
Fargo there Is a very warm contest
on state senatOrShip between Mayor
j. A. johnson. Republican nominee,
and ex-Uuited States Marshal Cronan
fusion. The fight is one of the hottest
In the history of the city, filed with
personalities. Democrats claim Gro
mans election by 125 to 200: johnson
claims same majority!
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
DENOCRATSCONFIDEIT
Continued From First Para.

now represented by Republicans. The
present congressional delegation to
congress from the state Is cornrpsed
of twenty-seven Republicans and three
Democrats, but personal or fractional
contentious have ertsued in some of
the districts which will result in plac-
ing few of them In the Democratic
column.
The new Legislature VIII choose q
successor to Senator Quay The pres
ent legislature has Republican ma
Jority Of 172, out of a, total of 254 Tx
Postmaster General Wanamaker has
stumped the state in support of candi-
dates known to be opposed to Quay,
and in some districts fusion candidates
have been placed in nomination in op-
position to the regular Republican
ticket. While 1t is not. doubted that
the Republicans will have a fair work
ing majority in the legislature, a fair
estimate of the anti-Quay members
cannot be ventured upon tonight.
Twenty-four members Of the senate
will be elected. For the lower house
the full membership Of 208 will be
chosen tomorrow,
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
BETTING IN NEW YORK.
Some Heavy Wagers on the EIec.
tfOn Have Been Laid.

q.
ton Have Been Laid.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE last dav
before election marked a. wonderful
change In the betting on the guberna-
torbal race, and the odds of 10 to s on
van Wyck, which had prevailed for
several days, began to Wobble earlv in
the morning, underr g. pressure of Re-
publican money, until by noon even
money, offered by Col. Roosevelt's sup
porters' almost went begging. In the
AFTERNOON the odds switched over to
pne Hepublfcan candidate, and 10 To R
and in some instances to / was oe-
Tered on his chances to win. A good
amount of this money found talSe,>s
Dut there seemed to be a. s11r-rfs,1s of
Republican money on the market. and
much OF 1t went uncared for. The fIrsf
Attack on the Democratic odds began
IN WaAl street in the morndng, and bets
aggregaung $50 900 were made in ar
hours time, most of it being at siiebt
oads on Van Wyck, OF even money
When' however, the Republican roll
mace ltS appearance with the "corn-
MISSION layers" at the Hoffman house
aHId uhe Fifth Avenue hotel, the Demo-
cratic pettors demanded odds, which
We're cheerfully given. About noon g.
II. Dewitt went into Wall street with
$4,000, which he offered ait 8 to IN ~,
Van Wyck. Some of it was taken
but the names of the bettors were not
made public. One bet of $500 to $4,000
IN favor Of Roosevelt, Is said to have
been made IN Wall street. washington
selisnnan offered several thousands at
ODDS of 10 to on the Republican can
didate without talper. Bell & Co. who
had been placing money on the Demo
cratic candidate, laid all the money
they had left, $1,000, getting 10 to- s for
some OF it. Among the bets made
were $2,600 against $4,000 and $500
against $4,000. They claim they could
have placed $4,000 more had they had
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
BRIGGS BODY HND BRHIN
What Mariani Wine Does to
Soothe, Strengthen and Sus-
tain the system.

Vim Mariani (Mariani Winel is rec
ommended as a tonic by the medical
profession all over the world 1t has
received written recommendations
from more than 5000 American physi-
clans.
Mariani Wine soothes, strengthens
and sustains the system and braces
body and brain. 1t gives strength :
conqueror of disease and the promoter
OF health and longevity
Marieni Wine is especially indicated
for malaria, fever and ague and all
miasmatic fevers. 1t promptly dispels
chills, abates malartal fever, and gives
a sense of buoyancy and vigor.
Mariani Wine is furthermore of es-
pecial value in cases of Neuralgia,
Nervous Debility, Muscular Relaxa-
tion, Mental and Physical Depression
and Exhaustion, Overwork or Over
strain, Insomnia. Headache, Nervous
Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite, Emacia-
ton and Consumption. 1t builds up
the vital forces and is a powerful re-
juvenator. 1t gives strength to the
nervous system, f1rmness and elasticity
blood 1t benefits all.
Mariani Wine is palatable and suited
to the most delicate stomachs. In the
cases of pale, puny, sickly children it
is invariably used with great benefit.
For overworked men and delicate
women Mariani Wine works wonders.
Martani Wine is sold by all Drug
gists. Try 1T and you will find that
it will sustain its reputation. One word
of caution, however-let no represen-
tation or explanation induce you to
accept substitute. Just as good''
usually leads to disappointment
To every one writing to Mariani 3
Co., 50 West 18th Street, New York
City, will be sent, free, if this paper
is mentioned, an interesting little book
containing portraits and autographs of
EHnperors, Empress. Princes, Cardi-
mails. Archbishops and other distin-
guished personages, endorsing Vim Ma
riani
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
FIFTEENTH TO MOVE.
ORDERS FOR THE TRANSFER OF
THE REGIMENT
According to the Present Plan the
Start From Camp Meade for Au-
Gusta VIII Be Made Tuesday.

Gusta VIII Be Made Tuesday.
CAMP MEADE, Middletown, Pa,
Nov. 7.-Orders were issued this even
ing by Gen. Young for the general
movement of the Second corps to th&
new camps IN the South. The moye-
ment will begin Thursday, with the de-
partme OF the Thirty-f1fth Michigan
and Second Tennessee, and will be
completed the following Wednesday. A
hospital car will be attached to each
regimental train, and a medical officer
will accompany each section. The head
quarters Of the various brigades and
divisions will be shipped In advance
of corps headquarters.
The Michigan troops go to Augusta,
Ca, and the Tennesseeans to Colum.
bia, S. G. Friday the First Maryland
will go to Augusta, the Two Hundred
and Third New York to GreenVille S.
c., and the Fifteenth Pennsylvania to
Athens, Ga. The Tenth Ohio goes to
Augusta and the Fourth New Jersey
to Greenville, S, c., on Saturday. Sun
day the Eighth Pennsylvania leaves for
Augusta, the Second West Virginia for
Greenville, and the First Rhode Island
for Columbia. Monday the Thirteenth
Pennsylvania leaves for Augusta the
Fourth Missouri for Greenville, -Four,
teenth Pennsylvania and Ninth Ohio
battaliors for Summerville. Tuesday
the Fifteenth Minnesota starts fol
Augusta, the Third Connecticut for
Summerville and the Two Hundred and
First New York for Greenville. Wednes-
day the Fifth Massachusetts, leaves for
Greenville and the Two Hundred and
Second New York for Athens Corps
headquarters, the signal corps COM
pany, corps ambulance company and
the First and Second division hospitals
will also start Wednesday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
KEEP THE STREETS CLEAN.
A Movement ON Foot to Promote
NeatnesS and Cleanliness.

A Movement ON Foot to Promote
NeatnesS and Cleanliness.
The question of the neatness and
cleanliness Of the public streets is one
Of general interest. When the .opic
Of how the condition Of the city could
be improved came up for consideration
at one of the Zueblin lecture classes on
municipal government, it's discussion
resulted In the appointment of a COM
mittee to secure g. better enforcement
of the ordinance forbidding refuse of
any kind to be deposited in public
streets or alleys.
This committee has met and has had
conferences first with the mayor and
afterwards with the city engineer
The committee consists of Messrs.
Woodman, Horn and Cochran and
Mesdames Kellogg, Pollock, Thiems and
Power. They urged on both the city
officials the Importance, from the
standpoint of cleanliness, health and
attractiveness, of having enforced
strictly the ordinance with regard to
sweeping waste paper or refuse of any
SORT into the public thoroughfares
They found both the mayor and city
engineer anxious to cooperate with
the citizens in securing a better en-
forcement of this and any other ordi-
nance tending to increase the health
and beauty of the city.
But both officials impressed upon the
committee the wisdom, Importance and
absolute necessity Of public senti-
ment being not only temporarily arous-
ed, but being made permanent, # such
improS ements were to be demanded.
Agitation and active work upon the
question are to be continued, and it Is
believed abuses which now exist will
be in time completely abolished.
The city engineer promised to give
the idea of furnishing receptacles in
permanent places in the business dis
district for rubbish of every sort a fair
trial, and to increase the number if
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
Proceeds to be devoted to fresh air fund
Sam G. Anderson Jr.,
Judge George Wash Armstrong,
-ParSon E, Nelson.


Second Lieutenant 1. F. Chambers who has
been on duty in the provost court, has re-
turned to his regiment-the Thirteenth Min
nesota.
According to General Order No. IA, the fol-
lowing officers are announced as aides to
Brig; Gen: r. P. Hughes, U, s.. ": First
Lieutenant G. w. Lothrop, First Colorado;
First Lieutenant c. A. Clark. Thirteenth Min
nesota
Mrs. Charles McC. Reeve. wife of Brig.
Gen. Reeve, arrived on the Arizona from
Honolulu, where she had been stopping for
several months She had accompanied Gen.
Reeves former regiment, the Thirteenth Min
nesota, from Minneapolis, but left them at
Honolulu, only to rejoin them when Manila
fell. She has visited every detachment Of
the regiment and received glorious and
hearty welcome from ALL
Maj. Bean. of the Thirteenth Minnesota,
former inspector of police here, has been
placed In charge of the Spanish prisons at
the Preside and Bilibid.
w. d. Hobart, Of Company e, Thirteenth
Minnesota. veteran Of the Seventh regiment
OF New York. has received a very handsome
wrist watch from his old regiment together
with letter saying that each one of their
active and veteran members who had gone
to the front were to be likewise remembered
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
APATHY IN WISCONSIN.
Democrats Have Devoted Their At
tentiOn tG the State Ticket.

Democrats Have Devoted Their At
tentiOn to the State Ticket.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis., Nov. THE
work of the state political campaign
was finished tonight, and the various
candidates await the verdict of the
people tomorrow. Not in aodecade has
there been such a lack of interest
manifested in a political campaign as
in this one. Meetings as a rule have
been slightly attended as compared
with former years, and a big slump in
the number of votes cast is looked
for. At Republican headquarters to-
night Chairman ]. B. Treat estimates
that the Republican ticket will win by
1000 plurality, In addition to electing
at least eight out of the ten congress-
men, and a large majority Of the leg
islative candidates. The Democrats
are not giving out any figures, but
claim that when the votes are counted
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
IN IOWA, TOO.
Democrats of the Hawkeye State
Expect Great Gains.


Expect Great Gains.
DES MONIES, To-, Nov. 7.-Demo-
cratic State Secretary Huffman, who
has managed the fusion campaign,
said this evening that the Republican
state majority would be only 10000, in
stead Of $4,000, the Republican figures,
and that Wills would be elected rail-
road commissioner. He claims that
Weaver. fusion, will win over Lacy,
Republican, in the Sixth district, by
1000; that Finn, fusion, will defeat
Hepburn, Republican, in the Eighth,
by 800. These are the close districts.
He claims the Second and Ninth dis
tricts by small majorities and also the
Tenth, where Dollver, Republican, had
1000 last time, and the Third, where
Henderson, Republican, had 1900. Re-
publican Chairman Hancock is tonight
confident Of complete congressional
victory and absolutely sure, if the
weather is such as to get out the vote.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
Nebraska.s Vote VIII Be Heavy.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. with good wealth
er tomorrow Nebraska will cast q heavier
vote than year ago, and little if any, be-
hind that of 1895. There were rallies by
both parties all over the state today, but
campaign headquarters were virtually closed
this morning, so far as actual work is con-
cerned. Republican managers claim that
every candidate their state ticket will be
elected by at least 5000 majority, that two
elected sure, and probably two others. Chair
man Gafln, OF the fusion committee, said he
saw no reason why he should change his
previous estimate of fusion majority Of
16 nOA
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
Mrs. Reeve at Manila.

Mrs Reeve. wife of Gen. c. McC. Reeve.
This information was contained in a letter
received Sunday from Gen. Reeve, by Judge
P. M. Babcock. Gen. Reeves letter was
rather short and largely personal, but he
shell.
I'VE have given I'D all hope of getting
away from here Immediately" he said, "and
While We are all disappointed and had hoped
to go home soon we will grin and bear our
disaDDOintment %
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
COSTS NOTHING
UNLESS CURED.
Gan YOU Fisk More?

BUFFALO, N. Y.
In thirty years experience In the practice
OF medicine, have never given my name in
support OF proprietary remedy; for 1 have
never seen one that performed all and more
than was claimed for it, until 1 met with
Hyomei, which 1 endorse with all nv
heart professional ethics to the contrary not
withsstandlng); for believe it duty / owe
TO humanity. Since testing ''Hyomei" in
Iaryngitis, bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma. HAY
Fever Fever, l and q last but far from being least,
Galloplng Consumption, in an advanced stage
which by the use of the Exhaler one hour a
day and the Pocket Inhaler ten minutes eyery
hour. with no other medicine, in four weeks
was transformed into an assured recovery.
S. H. MORRIS, M. D., 100 Franklin st.
1T CURES BY INHALATION.
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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
MIXED IN NEW JERSEY,
Yet Both Sides Are Claiming a
Sweeping Victory.

4 CT SOtA SIuSB are claiming a
Sweeping Victory.
TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 7.-On the
eve of battle the situation is extreme
ly mixed, and both sides claim g.
sweeping victory in New Jersey. T.
M. Voorhees,. the Republican candi-
date, claims he will be elected by 5000
The Democrats claim the state for FL
vim w. CTane for governor by 1000 to
1900. Mr.. Crane refuses ITO make an
estimate, but says he feels confident
of election. The Legislature lis in doubt
with everything depending upon Es-
sex cour1ty's eleven members of the
house. Both parties claim Essex. Upon
Essex depends the control of the state
and the election of a United States SEN
ator. The congressional elections, it
is thought, Will show Democratic
gains of two or three in the delega-
tion of eight. The most probable com
plexTon of the congressional delegation
seems to be five Republicans and three
Democrats. A quiet election is pre-
dicted
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
Opinions Differ in Maryland

no material change in the situation in Mary
land, The First district is practically con-
ceded to the Democrats as is the Sixth 70 the
Democrats claiming the Second and Fifth
with confidence, and the Republicans express
ing no doubt as to the result being in their
favor in all except the First.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
Government OniciaIs Lax.

WASHINGTON, Nov. There was very
little political excitement apparent in the
state, war and navy departments today With
3oS oSn Of the war ar none Of the
fetal heads Of the state, war and navy de,
partmentg went home to vote TOMORROW; SEQ,
retaries Hay, Long and Alger, with Assistant
partment, and Allen, of the navy Depart
ment, were at their desks as usual today.
Secretary Hay is the only one Of the num-
Der who is not entitled to a vote in tomor-
rows elections. He resides in the District
Of Columbia.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08

sensations weaken the entire system.
Nervousness makes life almost unendur-
able. Mothers suffering in this manner
impart their weaknesses to their chill
dren, and thus is kept up the endless
chain of imperfect reproduction. A new
order of things is being established, how
ever. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
the great non-a1coholic cure for women's
diseases and weaknesses, is making hun
dreds of girls and women healthy. And
1t is also making the rising generation
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Like produces like. A healthy mother
has healthy children. "Favorite Pre-
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Mrs. E. A. Bender of Keene, coshocton Co.,
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riety yet not afraid to speak good word
for your Favorite Prescription and Pleasant
Pellets suffered terribly with prolapsus and
weakness. After using one bottle of 'Favorite
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woman have taken no medicine since and
have had no symptoms of my former trouble"
AGreat Doctor Book Free.-Send 2I one
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he will send you free copy of his 1908
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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08

applicants for Office, will produce DEM
ocratio gains sufficient to make the
by a narrow margin. 1t is not tmprolo-
able that the same ch.uses will result
In a political landslide similar to that
Of 1890, when the state went over 5000
Democratic. The Democrats win carry
two of the four congressional districts
and may carry ALL"
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
sweeping Democrats succes.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. THE spirit
of the whites Is SO determined and their
preparations for an emergency SO thorough
that there seems to be no probability for any
disturbance here. If there is, 1t will take
the proportions of minor nature, in the
First and Second wards, where the negroes
poll nearly all their city vote. The focus
Of interest now is the fight for the state
senatorships, but without any other agency
1t is now conservatively estimated that suf-
fcisnt number of negroes will remain away
the general outlook in the state. Indica-
tions point unerringly to sweeping Demo-
cratic success.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA LANDSLIDE.
Democrats There Expect One in
Their Favor.

Thefr Favor.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. T.
The Indications are that the Demo-
Gratis viii elect three out Of four can
didates for congress and have the leg
islature on joint ballot by a. very mar
row margin. Chairman Dawson, Of
the Republican state committee, says
the Republicans will have all four con-
gresSmen and a majority Of the legis-
nature, insuring the election of a Re-
publican United States senator to sue
ceed Faulkner. Chairman Ohley, Of
the Democratic state committee, says:
"Adwfces from every section indicate
that the national reaction from the
phenomenal Republican effort Of 1896.
general apathy and the disappointed
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT.
Democrats and Republicans in In
diana Forecast ReeuIts.

diana Forecast Recruits.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 7-On
the eve Of the political contest to be
fought to q finish tomorrow both par
ties seem confident of victory.
Democratic forecast 1--WE have pick
ed UP wonderfully in the past two
weeks. We are sure of success. We
win elect eight of the thirteen con-
gressmen, and perhaps three more. The
legislature will be Democratic by
majority of four may be twelve-on
Joint ballot"
Republican forecast: Our organi-
cation is perfect in Marion county in
Indiana. We will carry the state by
from $4,000 to 10000. We will elect
ffty-nine representatives and fourteen
senator's and thus have a good work.
ing nIajortty. Overstreet win be cas-
lily elected in this district, and ten
other districts Will return Republican
cOQEreSSmen"