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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-02


eral way that the four normal schools
are doing their work with good success
At later date 1 shall present the sta
tistics showing the enrolment and at
tendance by each and the number of
graduates for the past year. Appro-
priations have heretofore been made by
the legislature amounting to $50, 900, for the
erection of a normal school building at
Duluth. The board now has at it's COM
mand fine site donated by the people Of
that city. Plans have now been pre-.
pared and it is expected that the build.
ing can be erected the coming season.
THE work of the normal schools, as
1t is set out in the statute establishing
them Is to educate and prepare teachers
for the common schools of the state In
asmuch as there are now about 1000 such
schools in our state and requiring at
least that number of teachers it must be
apparent that the normal schools can
furnish a small number of the full
amount. Many drop out annually by
death, resignation or removal, and 1t Is
perhaps to meet such deficiency that the
normal schools can hope to attain. The
annual influx, however, of our trained
teachers so sent out must of necessity be
very helpful to the common schools.
When we remember too that nearly one
fourth of our entire population as boys
and girls are now In these schools and
that the best interests of our future de-
velopment depend upon their becoming
upright and intelligent citizens, we can
not but accord the normal schools a most
important position in the general work
of public education. The subject. there
fore, of the proper consideration to he
given them by the legislature Is one full
of the deepest interest to all friends Of
popular education. At a future time I
hope to lay before the executive such
reasons for a fair support that will COM
mend the normal schools and the work
in which they are engaged
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-02
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The creditors Of the Germania Bank
are requested to file their claims at the
bank GUSTAV WILLIUS, Receiver
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-02

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The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-02
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. w. II. LIGHTNER GIVES A RE-
CEPTION IN HONOR OF MRS.
Il. S. TOMPKINS
THANKSGIVING DAY SOCIALLY

MIR. and Mrs. +. j. Errett Entertain
mt Euchre Mrs. c. e. Furness
Gives Holiday Breakfast st.
Paul Guests Mt the Golf Ball at
the West HOtel-MOvement of ST.
Paul People and Their Guests.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-12-02

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day we offer a full line of English
Breakfast Ooong, Ceylon, Moy Gun
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Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
h Connection With the German
 Embassy at Washington,
PLACE FOR A JOURNALIST
The Emperor William Puts His Finaer on inc Public PuISe-He wants 10 Know What Inc Ameri- can Newspapers ia inc East Say About Him and His GoVern- menf.

Washington, May 27.- The German
 emperor has instituted a new depart.
 ure in his diplomatic service, for he
 has gent to the German embassy at
 this place new attache, Dr. Wittc, who is known as the official journal ist of the embassy Dr. Witte is d wei known German journalist. will has spent a number of years in the German diplomatic service, especially in the east. He comes here with 2 mission, of which the German ambas- sador makes no secret. IL ls pr Wittes business to read all the news papers that come to the embassy, pay ing special attention tc anything re- lating to the German empire, German interests or the emperor.
 These articles are marked, and at q certain hour each day the journalist attache has an audience with the am bassador, when they discuss the ar ticles marked. If the German diplo- mats think it necessary to correct IT explain the statements made In the American press, it is Dr. Witte's duty GlLAeF lO Wrlte SCmSIulnS TOT L4e pEe5S CT to see that a statement in regard to the matter is issued to the newspaper correspondents
 This new departure of Germany Is causing q good deal of comment f1 diplomatic circles. There have been military and naval attaches to lega- tions and embassies of foreign nations. but Q journalist attache is unique. Ger many, however, is just at present de- voting a good deal of attention to this government, and her new departure i1 being watched with the greatest inter- est.
 This establishment of a newspaper propaganda under the auspices Of The embassy is beyond doubt directed to ward influencing public expression with respect to the relationship e. Germany and this government, and So as to affect public sentiment as to es- tablish a more friendly feeling among the American people generally toward the German government
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
CALIFORNIA pLACERS
The My xiCan Government Sending
 Troops 10 Keep Order.

San Diego, May 27-Adviees ra- ceived from Ensenada are that word has been received from the City of Mexico to the effect that President Diaz has decided to order 800 soldiers, now at Mazat,an, to proceed at once to the new placer diggings in the Santa Clara mountains, now called the Cerro Pinta placers. The soldiers are to be brought up from Mazatlan to San Pablo bay on the Pacific coast steam ship Curacao, which will sail for Mag atlan. It is the intention of the Mex ican government to preserve the strict est order in the placer camp and to protect every miner in h;s rights De- fore the law
 Letters from Ensenada say the ox- citement on the peninsula is intense and the town is being rapidly desert ed. Many are making arrangements to go from this place to the new fields.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
THE ASSEMBLY ENDS
Close Of inc One Hundred ard EIsy-
 eRih Session Yesterday.

Minneapolis, Minn., May 27-Sing- ing ''Blest Be the Tie that Binds" the 111th annual assembly of the Presby- teri3n church adjourned this afternoon to meet next year in St. Lous.
 The assembly disposed of an i'm mense amount of business and much of it of a very important nature Only one overture will be sent down from the assembly to be passed upon by the 229 prasbyteries, and that is pro- posal to substitute an entirely new chapter for chapter thirteen of the book Of discipline. The last hours of the assembly were packed with sta tistics and facts about the church. The accounts of the trustees of the church showed S84044 in their har1s, m in crease Of $126, las since a year a~o.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
HAWAIIAN CONTRACT
HurFyIng on Before inc American
 Laws are Applied.

San Francisco, May 27.-Tha United ship Sol3ca which arrived from Manila and Honolulu today brings news that
 Hawaiian planters are planning to introduce Italian labor 4 few months ago Colonel ?. 4. Schaefer sent to the Italian government copies of 9 labor confact, labor laws and a full de- scription of the plantation accommo- dations.
 Attention is also drawn to tlla con- dit.ons a5 they will be when the Amer ican laws are extended ever the isl- ands and the contract system abolished.
 By the last mail Colonel Schaefer received 2 letter stating that the con tract and general plans were satis- factory. The Italian government Will permit the enlistment and shipment Of unlimited numbers Of the peasant class. The planters have not taken final action in the matter. but 1t Is understood that 10000 Italians wiIl ba imported next year.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
FIRED INTO THE MOB.
Probably Fatal Result Of Shooting
 Scrape in Chicago.

Chicago, May 27.- To save his younger brother from the attack Of l crowd of foot ball players, William c. Passmore emptied the chAh6ers of q revolver into mob of several hundred men and boys, One of the bullets struck Michael Woods in the thigh and inflicted wound that may cause serious consequences. The friends OF the injured man renewed their as sau.t upon Passmore and his brother and father, the latter having come to the assistance of his sons, and when the trio sought refuge in their home the place was bombarded with stones until the arrival of the police, who drove the mob to shelter The tron- ble was caused by Horace Passmore kicking the ball as it rolled close to him when he was crossing the field.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
NOT IN THE MARKET
No Cuban @KOnOr" and Arms
 in EX. Elange for $75.
The Payment of Inc Rag Tag Army on Condition of It's DiSb8RdiBg is Nof proCe eediRg WIfh DEsfingu- IShed SmoOihneSS.

Havana, May E7.--Iot [ solGf CT las
 thu far appeared at La Punta to re-
 ceive the hon0rarium of S75 allotted by ! the United States fer the surrender Ot
 a-ms and the disbardnent Of the men
 composing the Cuban army. At ten l this morning. the hour set to begin the payment of the troops, Major Francs s. Dodge of the paymaster's depart ment, drove up in a four mule team with $3O,OOO n gold and 5000 in silver Six guards accompanied him and details of mer from the Eighth in- fantry were under arms to preserve e order.
 Colonel George II. Randall of the Eighth infantry w2s present as com eraJ Ruiz Rivera, who was tclay in ducted into the office of civil gover- nor of Havana. was thereto receive the arms. with q representative Of General GOHcz, four CT five Cuban officers and fifteen reporters. Half D dozen Ameri- can clerks with the rolls of the Cuban army sat about long table at the headquarters Of the Eighth rcgiment. A bag of gold was displayed, but thera were no applicants for . share Of it.
 The schene> of payment, as far ns Havana is concerned, looks like a fail ure. Quite different results are ax- pected in the country districts where the Cuban military assembly and anti Gomez influence gre not 8 strong At noon General Rivera left rcmarking that it was wasting time to stay and Major Dodge went to the Hotel Trocha Governor Brooke of the state of affairs. Four professed pri- yates appeared at 11:3O without arms. but as their names were not on the rolls they were not paid.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
BOUNDARY QUESTION
.lf Seemed af One Time as If
 If Might Be Adjusted.
The Canadians Proposed Arbitration But Later Came in With CoRdf- lions inc Acceptance Of Which Would Have Left no Arbitration.

Washington, May 27. To clear up
 the misunderstanding which appear
 to exist both in London and this coun-
 try as to the status of negotiations re- sDecting the Alaskan Canadian-Amer-
 jean issues, statements of the events
 that led up to the present conditions
 were secured The commission ad- 1ourned some months ago because l. reached an apparently insurmountable obstacle in the shape of the Alaskan boundary question. After adjourn ment the two governments took up the question with view of settling il There were numerous delays owing to the exchange of views. between London, Washington and Ottawa, and the au- thorities became convinced that an adjustment was hopeless. But the feeling in London was more hopeful, and when 6ir Julian Pauncefote reached London on his way to The Hague, he held conferences with Lord Salisbury which resulted in definite proposal far settling the boundary question:
 The main point of the proposal was that a separate tribunal Of arbitration should pass on the boundary question: Just as the acceptance Of this propc- sition was about to be given the off, cials were surprised to have presented an extraordinary condition which Cau- ada imposed in connection with thr of the question of arbitra. ti0n. The condition was that Canada should have Pyramid harbor and a strip of territory on the Lynn canal, without reference to the genera, con. clusions reached by the tribunal of ar- hitraticn- A peremptory refusal was given to this proposition and thus .ne matter stands
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
M0CARTHUR'S SCHEME
To Arm inc FiaCabeeS Against inc
 TdgeIS.

Manila, May 27.-GencraI MacAr- thur $ in favor Of the experiment. of enlistiEg the AIacabbaes against their old enemies, the Tagals. A deIega- ton of leading Mac55bees has visited the general and its spokesman read an address assuring the American comm: :ssioners of the friendship of the AIacabbees and of their willing ness to transfer allegiance from Spa D Ito the United States. They complain that the Tagals murdered tlsm and burned their villages, and they asked to De protected and given ans to pro- tect themselves. The Macabbees have greatly assisted the Aner:cans in the country, furnishing information Of the enemy.
 General Macarthur would arm hundred of these men and make them scouts, and if the experiment proves successful, he would enlist more of them. Major General Otis issued or ders inviting the volunteers to ra-en- list fer six months, acc3cding to- an act of congress bearing or the mat ter
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
le work mapped out for her.

llC WOIh AIdI4JSu Out lOI uSF.
 No matter what the status of the Spanish concession E-tglt be in time Of peace it is held that no Spanish concession can interfere, and as in- erconmunication between the islands is deemed necessary fer the assar:i0n of our sovereignty aEu the conduct of our military operations, no attention will be paid to the protest of the Eng fish company. Any claim it may make for damages for encroacnment upon it's concession will probably go the way Of the claim for the cutting of the Manila cable. which was disallowed on the ground that the cont.nued ex- isterce Of Spanish communication be- tween Manila and the outside world threatened the success of cur military C-arat;ons,
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
THE pEACE CONFERENCE
The Subject of Arbitration Under
 Consideration.

The Hague, May 27.-Andrew D. Write, United States ambassador to Germany and chief member of the American delegation to the interna- tional peace conference, announced yesterday tint he would bring forward the United States arbitration proposal next week. The details Of the proposj- tion were not completed in time for yesterdays sitting. The principle cf arbitration being admitted, the dis cussion yesterday turned upon tho question of the permanelce of the ar- filtration tribunal, to which 3 careful canvass shows that a majority of the committee are favorable.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28

mayor thinks that the celebration should be made as nearly local as possible, and,therefore, opposed state aid.
 In 1889, at the Washington cele- bration, the state appropriated s20O.- 000 for the care and transportation of troops from upstate and elsewhere. On this occasion the thing is different. Mayor Van Wyck thinks the city, not the state of New York, ought to make and receive credit for the arrange ments of the admiral
 FOur-ffth of the state troops are now in and around New York, and it is expected that they will take part ip the celebration without being called out officially On the other hand, it is thought that the celebration ought to be Of . national character and that some of the troops returned from Manila ought to be invited to take part.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28

Harry Wise, 10 years old, was sent to jail for thirty days for throwing a t-tck. Julius Hotfre and Joseph Me Crea were discharged, having spent thirty days in jail awaiting trial. George Hebe was he'd for the grand jury.
 The arrests and penalties appear to have aroused public resentment to a greater degree and the strike situation is growing acute. The deputy mar shals will be retained indefinitely. Tn the McCrea case the testimony ind.- cated that the prisoner had asked non-urion conductor f he was not hungry
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
MATCH CONSULTATION.
Gould Says Diamond and Continental
 May Have Been Negotiating.

New York, May 27.-There was a re- port yesterday from Akron, O., Of an advance in Diamond Match stock be- cause of an announcement that Ed win Gould had signed contracts for the transfer of the interests of the Continental Match company to the Diamond. Mir Gould said last night that he had not heard of the report. He said there might ba negotiations pending between the Continental and the Diamond companies, but that ha did not know what results had bean accomplished yet. CT what might be. He declined to discuss the situation further
 The report from Akron intim2tes that the Union Match company, re- gently incorporated in New Jersey. has been formed as an agency fer the Diamond with the object of securing control of several smaller companies, and that this object ;s being attained already.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
REMARKABLE COURT MARTIAL.
Officer Who Escapes Conviction In
 Manner IneXplicable.

Washington. May 27.-The war de partment has received from the Phil ippines the official record of re- markable trial by court martial cf an officer who has escaped conviction On q charge of a grave character in a man. ner altogether inexplicable to the military legal authorities here.
 It appears from the order approving the proceedings, which did not, there fore, require action in Washington, that Captain Jones B. Jeffrey, assist ant quartermaster of volunteers, was tried at Manila for quitting his post to pillage and plunder, in violation of the forty-second article of war" and for conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.
 Under the first charge it was speci- fled that Captain Jeffrey while on duty at IloitO one night in February, left his post and entered the house of native against her protest, and appro- priated household furniture, silver ware, jewelry, etc, to the value cf about $500, which he tivided among the privates with him.
 The specifications unGei, the second charge describe him as then appearing intoxicated among the men and offer ing them liquor, etc. Just how he was acquitted does net appear, but he was found not guilty, and that is the end of the affair so far cs' the authori- ties here are concerned
 Captain Jeffrey is native of Can ada, and was appointed to the voIun- teer army from Illinois in May, 1898.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
SECRETARY ALGER'S PLANS.

Washington, My 27.-Secretar Al
 gers candidacy for the United States csenata may fcreshadcw his retire.
 ment from the cabinet. For him tc
 remain might involve the adm: :nistra-
 ton in Q political fight Until the past few months it has been expected
 that Senator NflaMillan would not stand for reelection, and that he
 would welcame a diplomatic appoint ment. The appointment was net forthcoming, and Michigan politics
 took 2 turn which led the senatcr to change his mind about retiring. So long as thsre was supposed to be no prospect Of MT. McMillan's succeeding himself Secretary A.ger looked for ward with confidence to the success sion, but now that Mir. McATillan an- n0urces lis purpose of standing for reelection, it is plain that Alger will have to fight hard for the seat, with the chances against his success. MT McNillan is regarded in Micti gan as 2 shrewd politician. It is said that his hold on the republican party there is stronger than that of any other man, with the possible exception of MT. Pingree. and when it comes to a con test in the legislature it is said that he will have a great advantage over the secretary of war However, MT. Alger has 9 host of friends in the state, and if he decides to make a fight they will give him 9 hearty support
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
TO ENTERTAIN DEWEY.
Plan to Ask New York for s2OO. .OOO-
 Mayor Van Wyck Opposed.

New York, May 27.-The joint con- mittee of the municipal assembly on
 the Dewey celebration met today and considered a proposition to ask Gov ernor Roosevelt to recommend the ap- propiation of a sum of money, prob ably S200,000 to defray the expenses of troops at the reception to the ad- mira1 Mayor Van Wyck was opposed to t,2e plan, ard the committee ad- jou1ned without taking actien. T.a
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
BEAT THE SAILOR BOYS.

Ann5oois, Md, May 27.-The crew of Yale uaiversity's e1ght cared shell cal5row-I the naval G1dets tCEay over a two mile straight away course and crossed the line 1115 seconds ahead of the m ddiss. Yale crossed the line 10 minutes ard 28 seconds, with the ca dets 1114 seconds and several lengths asLern.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
STRIKE RIOTERS SENTENCED.
A United States Judge Deais Out Pen
 alties at Wheerng, w Va.

Wheeling, W. Va, May 27.-Judge John J. Jackson of the United Sta les district court held a special term here today to try the disorderly charges against persons arrested by deputy marshals serving ol the Wheeling trolley line. The court room was fued with stiike synD2thize-s. Dav.d Klagues, aged years. Willie Jerer- son, 10 years, and Howard Lo-ing. F years, charged with placing paper caps On the rails and throwing at the cars were reprimanded and dis charged. Henry Loring, who resisted the arrest of his son, was put in jail to await the action of the grand jury. August Nuley. 2 barber, ran out of his shop and yelled at non7union men. He was fined s25. Albert Ve7m.lliol was fined s35 fer a similar offence.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
WILL IGNORE ENGLISH PROTEST
Cable Concessions in Philippines to
 Be Disregarded

Washington, May 27-Dcspite the protest of the English Cable company, which held a twenty-fve-year fran chise from the Spanish government for cable and telegraph lines in the Philippine islands, against the laying of cables by the United States in the Philippines, no change will be made in the plans of General Greedy, and the cable 'stslmer Hooker now on her way to Manila Va the Suez canal will,
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
DREYFUS' REHEARING.
The Court of Cessation Decides for
 Revision

Paris, May 27.-Early this after noon it was rumcred that the presi- dent of the civil section of the court of cessation, M. Ballot de Beaurepire, reported to the president of the court of cessation, M. Mazeau, in favor Of a revision of the Dreyfus trial and sending the prisoner again before a court martial. Later in the day the report was confirmed
 President Loubet invited former President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison to a parliamentary dinner Monday next
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
A ROMAN RIOT.

Rome, May 27-The scenes wit messed yesterday in the chamber of deputies were repeated today. Gsne.al Pellieux, the premier, denounced so- tialistic attacks on the army A wild turmoil ensued. The rishtfsts dashed at the socialists hitting and kicking. The session was suspended and the chamber was cleared by officials. The situation is regarded as grave.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
NEW LINE TO FRISCO.

Santa Cruz, Cal, May 27-Twenty- five carloads of railroad ties are being shipped daily from Boulder creek to the gap between the surf and Santa Barbara, Cal, sufficient for laying mile and a half Of track day. Rush or ders for ties have been received When the gap is closed 1t will give the South ern Pacific new line by the coast be- tween Los Angeles and San Francisco
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
pOSTMASTERS COME iN
Contributions Offered for a Home
 for Dewey.

Washington, May PA suggestion that postmasters participate in the Dewey home movement has already brought contributions from several postmasters in the west.
 Replying to the suggestion that postmasters should give their cancel lations for a month for a contribution, MT. Heath says no official action can be taken, as all contributions must be voluntary.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY.

Albany, N Y, May 27.-The Ferret Storage Battery company of New York city was incorporated today with capital of $lOO0500, to manufacture storage batteries and all kinds of elec- trical appliances. The directors are Frank A. Ferret and Robert B. CIay- ten of Brooklyn, and Cmri F. Hii,bard. T. Lester Hornicher and Water 1. Mccoy of New York city.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
SOLID FOR HENDERSON.

Milwaukee. Wis, May 27.-Wiscon- sins ten members of congress will support the candidacy of David 5. Henderson Of Iowa i'll the coming speakership contest This decision was reached at q conference of all members of the delegation at the Hotel Pfster this evening.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-28
DROWNED IN THE YUKON.

Victoria, May 27.-The steamer. City of Topeka, from Alaska brings news of the drowning Of five men in the Yukon. The names of three Of them are, Conrad Mabarg of New York, David Peters of England. and a man named Rhodes.