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1T LOOKS LIKE Lind
CHAIRMAN MURPHY DOES NOT
SEE HOW HE CAN LOSE IN
HENNEPIN
REPUBLICANS MAKE CLAIMS
Nominee for Mayor, a Sure Thing,
Mr.. Rinehart Views the Situa-
tiOn-Signed Statements Issued
by the Party Managers-The
News of the Flour City.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. THE following
signed statements were issued today:
John Lind will carry Hennepin county by
from 1000 to 1000. The entire county ticket
and congressman will be elected and ma
jority of the legislative ticket.
E. w. Murphy,
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
l claim the election of Gray for mayor
By plurality ranging from 5000 to 6,00U.
The safety of the entire fusion city ticket Is
also assured and we will elect all our alder
manic candidates. with possibly the eXcep-
ton of those in the Second, Fourth. Fifth and
Eighth wards. -Orville Rinehart
Chairman Democratic City Committee.
During the past week DR.. Ames has been
growing in strength rapidly and it is now
safe, IN my opinion, to claim his election
mayor by a good round vote Those people
who were doubtful whether DR.. Ames would
remain in the field till the end are con-
WINGED, and are among his heartiest support
ers. C w Kohl
careful canvass of the entire county and
city, made by our committeeman, shows thai
EustiS will undoubtedly carry this county by
a safe margin. In the legislative districts the
Republicans have practically a clean sweep.
The election OF E. E. Webster as mayor
is certainty by plurality of not less than
1,SOO. The balance of the. city ticket is safely
Republican and the Democrats will not elect
more than two Of the thirteen aldermen.
We claim the election OF the congressman,
of all the four judges and every candidate on
the county ticket. Robert Jamison,
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Ministers Elect Officers.

MINNESOTA, Nov. 1.-THE important busi-
ness at the Methodist ministers meeting this
morning the semi-annual election Of
officers. The choice resulted as follows:
President S. N. McAdco, Simpson church; vice
president, ". A. shannon, Lake Street; sec
gramme committee, DR.. J. B. Hingeley,
Trinity; William Fielder, First; ]. w. Pow
N-at, Park Avenue. The regular paper was
b, CHAPLAIN Clemang. on .Army Life.,
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Retraction a Ronst.

WINONA Mimi, Nov. 7-CSpecal. Judge
D. E. Tawney, brother Of Congressman ].
3. Tawney, in lieu of a suit for libel today
demanded and received from the Daily Her.
ald of this city, a retraction for certain
article which it published several days ago
regarding his visit to a resort known as the
Chicken Coop" and where, 1t was said, he
was locked in and received literary castlga-
tion at the hands of Attorney L. l.. Brown,
who took him to task for certain utterances
regarding the congressman's political record
The retraction was more in the shape of an
adrotly worded roast and the matter is
creating much excitement. Tawney, it is
said. will demand satisfaction, notwthstand
ing the retraction.
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Church Jnnitnr In TrnuhIe.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov Levi. w. Hesser,
janitor Of All Souls Churcn Eighth avenue
southeast, is under arrest and will be charged
with grand larceny. Messer. who gave his
name as Frank Clarke, is accused of steal
ing two diamond ear rings and a diamond
brooch from Maggie Carr. He is said to have
entered the woman's room and to have left
after taking the 1ewelry from the woman's
person while she was sleeping. Therir value
is $3.50. The detectives recovered the valu-
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Big Real Estate Transfer.

ALBERT LEA, Nov. 7.-P. D. Mcmillan.
the Minneapolis real estate man, has sold
$500 acres of land in Moscow and Newry
townships, to Barber Bros, bankers at Polo,
ILL.,, and the transfer was made today. The
consideration was $59 $50. or about $50 an
acre. 1t is understood that Barber Bros. will
close the deal with Mayor Wilkinson this
week for the $4,000 acres in Riceland for
which they contracted some time ago; $780,
600 is the price agreed upon.
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Medical.

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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGIST-Medicat va
por, tub baths and magnetic healing n
East Seventh, Suite 200.
ANNA MACK. frtm Chicago; steam rub
medicated baths, select massage; profes-
sional operators. 1s6 East Seventh 81
DR.. STELLA FREMONT-Select massage
Vapor, electric and sponge baths Hours
TO 8. Room 4. 165 East Seventh ST.. corner
Jackson.
4 ADFEs! Chchester's English Penayroya! Pills
"a Diamond sIs Branda are the Best. SAFE Reliable
tsks no osneF Send :c stamps, for particulars Relief
Chichester Chemical &C.. PhiIada., "a
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Park Board Estimates.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. THE Minneapolis
board of park commissioners today consid-
cred an opinion prepared by Attorney G. j.
Roekwood, stating that the law allows the
park board to make its estimate of what is
necessary for improvements, Independent of
the board of tax levy. The opinion was read
and placed ON file.
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FaribauIt Boys at Home.

The members of Company B, Twelfth Mime
sofa volunteers, came home from New Ulm
on a special train from New Ulm, over the
Milwaukee and the Northwestern lines. The
boys were paid off and mustered out Sat
urday night about II o'clock. All the boys
seem to be inclined to remain in the national
guard in their old command.
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Branch Reading Room.

Important matters which came up before the
library board at its regular meeting this
afternoon was the petition of 400 residents of
reading room in connection with the station
already located in that section The petition
was granted by the board and the new read
Ing room will be opened early next month.
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erected at Somerset Wis. Rev. r. Ebert, of
this city, will occupy the pastorate in addi-
tion to his duties here
The employees and inmates at the prison
will enjoy half holiday tomorrow.
Fire tonight partially destroyed the build
ing on South Main street occupied by Charles
I. Goodrich, hide and pelt warehouse. Fire
caught in the roof and most of the damage
done by water. Insurance on building
$1,000; stock, 5000. Damage unestimated,
b,.+
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bold Highwaymen.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov Two bold high
waypen held up and robbed D. E. Branhan,
24A Lyndale avenue south, about O'Clock
this evening. They took from him $25 In
money. two checks for $19 and SIS, respective
ly and three pocketbooks. One of the checks
was endorsed by NJ. A. Olson, the other by
r Miller
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Ornhan Home Dedicafed.

BELLE PLANE, Mimi, Nov. 1.-The dedi-
cation Of the home for orphans and aged peo-
pie of the synods of Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Michigan of the Evangelical Lutheran
church took place here yesterday. The cere-
monies were conducted by Rev. Gausowitz,
president of the Minnesota synod assisted by
Rev. Van Rohr and Rev Moebus.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. THE remains of
Friend Dinsmore, one of the founders of the
Yukon Pioneers society, who died in this
city of bronchial trouble, have been shipped
to Auburn, Mo-, his native place. He was
one of the most prominent men in Alaska
and was interested in number of the rich
est claims. He left an estate estimated at
$500 600,
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FURNITURE, Carpets, Rugs,
Lace Curtains Draperies Dishes etc. at
Public Auction-I will sell at public auction
in the salesroom, Nos. 419-42i jackson st.
on Thursday afternoon. at p. M, Nov. 10.
large and fine lot of household furniture
consisting Of elegant bedroom suits, fine
sideboards, extension tables, dining room
chairs upholstered parlor suit, sofas, di-
vans, couches. fancy rockers. Office chairs.
robes, hanging lamps, chandeliers, oil
paintings, engravings. etchings, fancy mir
rors, elegant hall tree. bric-a-brac Chinese
curiosities in carved stone, a large ard fine
assortment of ingram, Brussels and velvet
carpets, art squares. Smyrna rugs, Irish
point Brussels net and Nottingham lace
curtains, toilet ware, dishes, glassware etc
This is the largest and cleenest lot Of fur
niture offered at one sale this season Ii
you want bargains attend this important
Jackson st.
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minnesota Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Minnesota PEN
sions: Original: Joseph K Nichols, South
MINNEAPOLIS. &c. Increase: Solon.:2 w. .Yok-
ley, Maple Plain, So to $40. Original widows,
etc: Mary q. Wilson. st. Paul, So; Martha
Wagner, Cannon Falls, So; Christine Holm,
TaVlnrs Falls S.
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Lake business Increasinc.

DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. THE Sault canals
show business for the season to this time
OF 18,52S,04O tons. This is only 425.O 900 tons
less than the business for the entire year
of 1897 and there is November and December
to hear from. These ought to make the years.
total something over 20,OO0,000 tons Of freight.
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Auction Sale,
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t1NE FURNITURE. CARPETS, RUGS
MlrrorS, Statuary. ETC.. at public auction
we Will sell at auction at the store No.
"a East Sixth ST.. on Friday, Nov. il. at
~ a; m, the furniture formerly contained
IN the residence Of Mrs William A. CuI-
bertson, Of Summit av. These goods con
slst IN part as follows: Seven pieces bronzes.
seven large mirrors, one large bra 80
bed, spring and white hair mattress one
bamboo bed room set. one very fine white
OAK breakfast room set one gilt dressing
table, also several other very fine center
tables. two handsome bronze clocks, several
turkish chairs, one horn chair, odd dress
ers, one ebony cabinet, pedestals, two iron
vases, also numerous pieces of elegant fur
nlture,, quite lot of 1ne carpets, imported
ana other rugs, also large and fine lot of
draperies, lace curtains, etc. The room
VIII VIII be heated on day Of sale and everything
VIII be arranged to add to the comfort Of
parties attending the sale so whoever is in
search OF something really fine in the way
9f houseIurn1shings will do well to attend
havanagh & Co., Auctioneers, Nos. 187-lSS
East Sixth st. -''
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Professional.

20 words or Less, zoe.
DR.. BETTY SCHMITT, Chiropodist Scalp.
Skin specialist. Nine Simor gives treat
ment for Dimpies and al ailments of the
face. Room 204, over Yerxas'-A
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OLIVIA, Mimi, Nov. 7.-(special. Daniel
Haire, formerly of LIE Sueur, but Of late
years a merchant of Renville county died
yesterday. His body will be taken to LIE Seuer
for burial, under the fraternal care OF Eureka
Lodge No. rs, 1. o. o. F. Renville county
by his death, has lost valuable member
of this community
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Business Chances.
20 Words or Less. 20,

20 Words Less, zoe.
room lodging house; good location for board
ing house; furniture nearly new; a bargain.
o SO. Globe.
LODGING HOUSE-For sale, good paving
lodging house; furniture and fixtures, COM
plete; $3.50 takes it. John Lautenslager 211
West Superior ST., Duluth. Mimi,
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NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-David Kaneweiler.
inventor Of the cork jacket life preserver,
died yesterday at his home in this city.
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

FARIBAULT. Mimi. Nov. 7-(speciaL)-
Hon. Ara Barton died at Morristown very
was one of the early settlers of Rice county
He lived in this city for many years and was
sheriff of Rice county at the time Of the
Northfeld bank robbery, and was an impor-
tant factor in effecting the capture of the
robbers. He was seventy-four years of age
and was member of the G. A. R. The
funeral will be held at Morristown Wednes-
day at IL a. m, and the burial at Maple Lawn
cemetery in this city at 2:30 p. m.
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hnn0une neement.

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EXPERT ACCOUNTING. Opening and clos.
ing OF books, preparing of statements, audit
ing of bookkeepers and cashiers accounts
terms moderate. o. ]. Hall. 1894 East
Third ST.
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Horses and CARRIAGES.
90 Words or Less, zoe

TO W ON AICSH3 aOCs
FIVE CARLOADS of good, secondhand leg
ging horses are on Barrett G. zimmerman's 3
horse market, Minnesota Transfer, st. Paul
and will be sold at any price; investigate
HORSES-All kinds of horses constantly on
hand at G. w. Wentworth G. Co.'S, South st.
Paul
WESTERN HORSES-Four carloads OF Vest
ern horses for sale cheap. or exchanged for
any kind of merchandise, at Barrett &
Zimmerman's Stables, Minnesota Transfer,
St. Paul. MINI.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. REV DR.. H T.
Wayland, one of the most prominent Baptist
divines, died today at Wernershill, Pa, after
an illness of several months duration.
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For Sale.

20 Words Or Less, zoe.
BUY STOVES EARLY; you save from 10 to
20 per cent; large line CT new and second
hand Cardozo Furniture and Exchange Co..
232 East Seventh St
STOVE-Good wood burner cook stove for sale
cheap. 6S415 Selby av.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08

Thanksgiving Day Is on Nov. 24th
BY official proclamation, but every day In
the whole year is thanksgiving day for those
who travel on the Pioneer Limited trains.
the only perfect trains in the world of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway be-
tween st. Paul and Minneapolis and Milwau-
kee and Chicago.
City ticket Office S65 Robert street St Paul
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-08
Agents and Agencies.
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ACTIVE SOLICITORS wanted everywhere
Murat Halstead, official historian Of the war
department; written in army camps at San
Francisco, on the Pacific with Gen. Merritt,
in the insurgent camps with Aguinaldo, ON
the deck of the Olympia with Dewey and
in the roar Of battle at the fall of Manila;
bonanza for agents; large book; low prices;
big profits; freight paid; credit given; ouy-
fit free Dominion Company, Dept. H,
Chicago.
AGENTS-Either sex; something new; no
competition; just patented; no canvassing.
Send address on postal card to Ideal Mig.
Co., La Crosse. Wis. Room 1.
BANKERS LIFE ASSOCIATION ASSETS,
$85c, ,000; largest, strongest, best Minnesota
life company; wants capable agents; gives
producers every assistance. Address Doug
las Putnam, Secretary, st. Paul.
SALESMEN- statesmen for cigars;
$125 month and expenses; old firm; ex-
perience unnecessary; inducements CUSTOM
ers. c. c. Bishop & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
WANTED-Energetic man or woman for out
side work. Good pay weekly. Hawks Nurs-
cry Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
WANTED-General agent in each state to
carry stock and manage local agencies:
small capital required. Acme Gas Generator
Co., Waseca. MINI.
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Houses for Rent.

~ WOrdS or Less, SOc.
HOUSE-Five-room house on Arkwright ST.
newly papered; s. month to small, care
full family. Smith G. Taylor, 218 Manhattan
building.
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Instruction.
90 words or Less, 2Oc.

20 Words or Less, zoe.
PIANO pupils given frst-class instruction;
beginners speciality; Mason method and
virgil table work; satisfaction guaranteed.
ADDRESS 90. Globeay
THOROUGH instruction on the piano given
to beginners; terms $40 per Quarter-twenty
lessons, Of one hour EACH Address v IS,
GLOBE IS "a
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPARTMENT
of State.
1 hereby certify that the within instru-
ment was filed for record in this office on
the 7th day Of November, A. d. 1885, at 2
o'clock D. M, and was duly recorded in Book
U 2 Of interpretations, on page =
ALBERT B NRG
Secretary of Sae
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Board Offered.

BoARD-Double parlors. Oh first floor: also
single room, furnished With good board;
zen minutes walk from Rostof1ce. go ST.
- eeel %.
BOARD-For rent, furnished room, with good
board; $3.50 per week; nice location. $50
Wa6asha ST.
BOARD-Nicely furnished room, steam heat.
bath and gas, with good table beard. 21
East Tenth ST. ~
BOARD-Furnished trent room and alcove.
steam heat, bath and gas; back parlor steam
heated; centrally located; opposite state cap
itol. 19 East Tenth.
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CHICAGO. Nov. Judge Grosscup, Of the
United States circuit court, today, rendered
decision upholding the constitutionait ity Of ths
on the stock yards exchange were subject to
tax The decision made in the case
against Charles lngwersen, charged with
neglecting to stamp memorandums
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Col. Bryan Goes Home

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Col. William ]. Rrvan
Third Nebraska volunteers passed through
St. Louis today from Savannah Ca. on his
way home.
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WILL HAVE THEIR HANDS FULL.
TIe s1yarsities" Have Many Ens"se-
ments for This Week.

C11ARr,OTTEsVILL VA, April g.
(enecfal)-Next week at the University
win I've full Of interest to those VINO ailec'
athletics and social enterprises Inc
vale baseball team plays there MONDAY
princeton Tuesday. and the University
90 North Carolina Thursday. me So
cietv events of the week will be the
raster German. by the University Ger
man club. and the representation sTdatiCrro 81 y
the drama, "A Night AT Mo'''i''''
Inv the Y. V. " Dramatic CUP; ,ho
Invitations have been issued 10 .ne
marriage Of Miss Matte Rawlings ,, to Mr. &
Vviiiiam b. Rucker at "Oceola Home,
w, w l iit,i', an Wednesday, April 21th
MISS gss' Rawlings Ie9 is the daughter OF Cap
tain and Mrs. D. H. Ra will Mr OF R nske
y, W. oI6est son OF Mr.. A. G. Rucker,
81 his tbs city. They will reside in Newport ds
News, where Mr. Rucker Is now now e Rd,lwsv
Company. .o,a co,fed /" re-
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during the present season, and the expe-
rlence of the past will perhaps enable
them TO give the people of Richmond a
yet greater intellectual treat during the
coming years. The Richmond Lyceum
will send a delegate to Il meeting of the
representatives Of the southern lyceums,
to be held in Augusta, Ga, on May nth.
The gathering is for the purpose OF form
ing a southern circuit for the best talent
so that the greatest attractions may be
induced to come South at reasonable
figure IL is expected that this movement
will result i'm great benefit 10 the Rich
mond organization. 1t is thought that
the board will limit the membership TO
500 in number. The organization has al
ready 4J0 members, and the rolls were
closed on January 1st last, since which
time there have been many applications
for membership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10

Gently rendered to the President and
Commander-in-C Chief of the United States
army" his services, and those OF COM
pany Of young men he proposes 10 ehilst
in csse Of war with Spain. hesterudy
morning Mr.. Cox received from the
White House the following letter:
Executive Mansion,
Washington. April 6, 1928.
Mr.. L. w. Cox. Charlottesville, va:
Dear Sir,-I beg leave 10 acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter of the oth IN
slant. addressed to the President con-
veying a tender Of the services or a
battalion Of young men. If they shoild be
needed. and to inform you that 1t mas
been referred for the consideration oil
the Secretary OF War. Very truly N2ur3'
JOHN ADDISON PORTER.
Secretary 10 the President.
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THE LAST. PERHAPS THE BEST.
Mr.. Mabie Closes the Course-Plans
for Iyceum Next Season.

The last, and perhaps the most highly
intellectual feast which has been offered
bv the Richmond Lyceum, will be gwen
on next Thursday evening at the Academy
Of Music. in the lecture OF Hamil-
TON w Mabie. the great essayist, critic
and orator. Mr.. Mabie is Lyman Ao-
bott's associate as editor of The Outlook
and few men in this country are better
versed in literary lore. lie Is man oil
rare culture and an orator of great power
His subject will be Literature as
Personal Resource"
steps are now being taken by inc
Iyceum Board TO reorganiZe lot the
season Of 1889. The organization mas
Given most superb course Of lectures
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A Rnre OppOrtunity.

The excursion trip offered to Yorktown
by the Geographical and Historical So
ciety of the Richmond College, April
18th, will be one Of the best opportunities
OF the season for visiting that historical
section, and will be one of the most plea
SAINT outings offered this season. 1t Is
understood that in addition 10 the citi-
zens of Richmond and vicinity who will
make this trip, several tourists visiting
here will also go with them. Judge Farrar
Johnnie Reb). the favorite entertainer
will be one OF the party and will add
greatly 10 the pleasures OF the trip. The
schedule is so arranged as 10 afford con-
yenience, comfort. and pleasure. and IS
commended to all DESTROYS of an outing
at this time. Tickets are now on sale
al the Richmond College and at Southern
railway passenger office, $40 east main
street. and will also be on sale at the
southern railway depot ticket Office Tor
all who wish 10 take advantage OF the
trip. Only 81 for the round trip.
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