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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
ANTl-PAss CRUSADE.
Bill offered In the south Dakota
Senate-WoIf Bouuty.

Senate-Wolf bounty.
PIERRE, 8. D., Jan. 11-(Special.)e
The principal bills introduced In the
senate today were to prevent mem
bers from accepting railroad passes:
requiring the posting of copies Of
mortgages on mining property; making
1t the duty of railroad companies 70
furnish cars for the transportation Of
freight and suitable places for recefy-
ing and hauling the same. A reso-
luton ordering the appropriations
committee to report an appropriation
bin not later than Feb. was inden
nitely postponed.
A list of nominations was filed with
the senate by the governor, and the
consideration of same made a special
order for Jan. IS. The list is:
Board Of Regents-John Sutherland.
Pierre.
Charities and Corrections-BurrL Lien,
Sioux Falls; Fred M. Brown, Lead
City.
Public Examiner-Marid Taylor, Hu-
rcn.
Trustees Soldiers Home-C. s.. Pal
mer, Sioux Falls, and o. E. Dewey,
Watertown.
A motion to require the ways and
means committee to report a revenue
bill was killed.
The principal house bills introduced
were: Making the setting Of prairie
fires felony; asking for $4,000 for an
insane hospital at Redfeld; to make
taxes a perpetual lien against prop
erty; giving property owners a lien
on the effects of tenants for rent; re-
quiring the publication of chattle
mortgages by publication.
Representatives Dwight and Myron
were added to the appropriations COM
mittee.
were appointed on the engrossing
forces.
The railway commissioners were in
vited before the senate committee on
appropriations this forenoon to discuss
matters pertaining to their deficiency
Of ST., 600 for the past two years Thorn
as H. Null, attorney for the board, was
also present. 1t is understood that the
legislature is disposed to provide for
the delinquencies of the board, and to
make them a reasonable allowance for
the next two years. The board will
want $4,000 for litigation expenses, and
probably as much more annually for
salaries and office expenses and Incl
dentals A second meeting was arrang-
ed for the purpose of going farther
into details.
The fusion policy, assumed by Sena-
tor Tyler, is to wait for further devel-
opments in the matter of the proposed
Investigation before making any
moves.
S. c.. Hedger, of Aberdeen. has ar
rived to oppose the bill providing that
supplies for. state institutions and Of
fees and especially printing and blank
books, etc, shall be purchased so far as
possible within the state.
S. A. Cochrane, state director of
farmers Institutes, and nominaIly en-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
CLARK GAINS VOTES.
Denounces the Charges of Bribery
DAILY Conspiracy.

as DAILY Conspiracy.
HELENA, Mont. Jan. ia grand
jury was called today In the district
court to investigate the charges Of
bribery made by State Senator White
side yesterday, who turned over to the
committee $4,000 In bills of the size of
81 900, declaring that he had secured
them of the representative of William
Clark candidate for the senatorship.
He said his object was to get this
money from the Clark people and then
expose their methods. Mr.. Clark sec
onded the request for q grand Jury.
and declares he will be able to prove
the whole thing a conspiracy on the
part of his enemies. The grand jury
will meet Saturday and begin its work
The excitement occasioned by the re-
port of the committee and Whiteside's
speech has died out, with people TAX
ing sides according. to their friendship
for Mr.. Clark or the Anaconda people. :
On joint ballot for United States
Senator this afternoon Clark gained
three votes and Conrad three. The
vote was: Conrad, 8; Tool, 20; Mar
shall, Is; Clark, 10; Hartman, 8; Hofr
man, 2; Fox, 2; Mantle. 1.
w. A. Clark. in an interview today.
pronounces the sensational charges
connecting him with alleged bribery,
made yesterday just before the ballot
was taken, as a conspiracy inspired
by Marcus DAILY, and demands an i'm
mediate grand jury investigation.
Senator Whiteside. who made the
disclosures, and who produced $50. 900
In currency he claimed had been given
him by Clark's Managers for purposes
OF bribery. swears that ex-United
States Marshal William McDermott
threatened to kill him If he said any,
thing
The investigation committee has
made no further report, but is still
Dr0hinG the hrihar,r ,ohn.-.ax.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
ToDAY'S BULLETIN.

Page.
France Fears a Coup.
Exciting Scenes in Senate.
Quay's Election in Doubt.
Dakota Deadlock Unbroken.
2-Weis Mystery Dropped.
Wolfer Stays at Saltwater.
Session Of State Engineers.
Railway Men Banquet.
3-State Farm Interests.
Sudden Death in St. Paul.
Editorial.
Church Club Meeting.
6The Legislative Session.
House Committees Named.
Potter After Reinsurers.
6-Cubans Are Favored.
Senator Hawley Renominated.
Chance for the Thirteenth.
7-Pillsbury Is in St. Paul.
Sporting News.
Berlin Gambling Scandal.
Stormy Session OF Japan's Diet.
s-Markets of the World.
Bar Silver. 59G5s1kc.
Chicago Cash Wheat, 67Hc,
9Minneapoiis Matters.
Northwest News.
News of the Railroads.
10-In the Field of Labor.
Junior Pioneer Reunion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
TRYING TO FOOL DEATH.
Peoria Man, Whose Passing Was
Predicted, Keepa Uuder Coyar

feOrfa Man, WhOsa Passing Was
Predicted, Keeps Under Cover.
PEORIA. ILL.,, Jan. u.-John Block.
whose death had been predicted for
Jan. 10 by fortune teller, announces
that he will fool the death angel
When a reporter called upon him to-
night he was In bed sleeping between
two immense feather mattresses In
order that he may not contract the
grip. which is prevalent here at this
time.
Mr. Block is indignant at the public
1ty given the affair, and says that.
while he did not see, the states attor-
ney. some Of his friends did, for the
purpose of having that functionarv So
frighten the prophet that he would
cease his grewsome practice Of fore
telling the death Of friends. Mr.. Block
pushed back the feather tick long
enough to announce In loud tones that
he intended to give the fortune teller
a sound beating on sight.
Since the publication Of the effort to
secure an injunction against death
the members of the society to which
the men belong have been making
strenuous efforts to have the matter
hushed up. They say it was all a
joke, that the professor was only in
fun, and that Block appreciates the
joke and will not die Sunday, as pre-
dicted.
Yesterday there were plenty of men
willing to say they had heard the for
tune teller make the prediction and
witnessed the depressing effect it was
having on Block, but today they all
deny it.
Meanwhile Mr.. Block, the most in
terested person in, the queer case,
keeps himself well wrapped against
cold, and says he will disprove the
claims of the prophet; not only this,
but he will teach the professor a les
son in the manly art the first time he
sees him.
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a civilian. In accordance with the en-
pororsss decree, duels are allowed only
IN exceptional cases and by the consent
of the court of honor. Tillmann, who
was showed off the sidewalk by some
officers last May, struck one with
stick and boasted of it in the restau-
rants. The court of honor decided that
as he was member of a wealthy fam
lily he could give satisfaction and Sc
lected Lieut.. Shickmann to represent
the regiment. The father of TilImann
vainly appealed to the police to stop
he
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
RESULT Is IN DOUBT
FRIENDS OF SENATOR QUAY ARE
FEARFUL OF A COMBINE
AGAINST HIM
SEEK AID OF DEMOCRATS
Take Action to Prevent the Election
of a Senator by the Antf-Quay
Republicans and Democrats
Senator Quay Arrives at Harris
burg to Personally Conduct His
Campaign-Penros with Him.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 1.-THE
selection of a successor to Senator
Quay has created almost as much con-
tention In the legislature as 1t has in
the Republican ranks. With the De-
mocracy the question is whether
George F. jerks, of Brookville, or
Chauncey F. Black, of Yorkville, shall
be the nominee in the caucus In the
supreme court chambers tomorrow.
With the Republicans it is Senator
Quay against the field, with neither
side certain as to the outcome.
The Republicans have a majority of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.
Senator Clark to BE Returned From
Wyoming.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Jan. 11.-Both
the senate and house of the legislature
completed organization today, with
Hon. John McGill, of Albany county,
for president of the senate, and Hon.
L. r. Davis, of Weston county. for
speaker of the house. A senatorial
caucus, held this evening by the Re
publieans. resulted in the selection of
c. 0. Clark for United States senator
to succeed himself. The vote for SEN
ator will begin. on Tuesday, Jan. "a,
and after complimentary ballot has
been given, Mr.. Clark will receive the
entire .forty-seven votes Of the Repub--
lfcan members, and the election to the
United States senate for six years.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
FATAL DUEL.

German Civilian Killed by an Of
fcer.
LONDON, Jan. 12-The Berlin cor
respondent of the Daily News says:
In the duel at Metz, on Monday,
Lieut.. Shickmann, of the Bavarian in
fantry, shot and killed Herr Tillmann,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
FAST IN THE ICE.
Steamers Having Hard Time of 1t
ut MfIyyaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. n--wfth a big
jam of ice on this shore, steamers had hard
struggle to get in and out OF Milwaukee to-
day. The car ferry Shenago, Ne. 9, of the
Chicago & Western Michigan line, which ar
rived tonight, is stuck in the ice at the en-
trance of the harbor and is unable to move
The Flint and Pere Marquette No. f. going
out and the Goodrich line steamer Iowa, also
outward bound were stuck several hours to-
night, but were finally released. The chances
are the Shenago will remain fast in the ice
all night, unless the wind shifts to the south
No damage Is 20 far reported.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
SENATOR ROSS.
Vermont's Representative to Sue
ceed the Late Senator morrill,.

ceed the Late Senator Morrill,.
MONTPELIER, VT, Jan. u.--Benjamin F.
Fifeld, to whom Gov. Smith rendered the ap-
pointment of United States senator to sue
eeed the late Justin s. Morrill,, notified the
governor that owing to family reasons he
was compelled to decline the honor. The SEN
atorship was thereupon rendered to Jonathan
Ross, of St. Johnsbury, chief justice Of the
supreme court of Vermont, and he has ac-
cepted the appointment. resigning his Office
as chief justice.
Jonathan Ross was born IN Waterford VT.
April 80, 1926. He is a lawyer; was elected
to the state supreme court in 1870, and in
1890 he was elected to the chief justiceship
which position he held until he sent In his
resignation today
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12

gineer Of Irrigation, is aisc here to pro-
mote the interests in his department
A state wolf bounty bill will be intro
duced In both houses. The bill has been
prepared by the National Stockmen's
association at Denver, and will be pre-
sented in the legislatures of seven
Northwestern cattle states.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
ATLANTIC LINERS.

NEW YoRIK:-Arrived: Ems. New York;
werp; Nomadic, Liverpool; New Yorls
Southampton; Majestic, Liverpool; Noord,
land, Antwerp.
GLASGOW-Arrived: Anchoria New York
SOUTHAMPTON-Arriy Paris, New york
Sailed: Lain. New York a.
STETTIN-Sailed: Thingvalla, New York
LIVERPOOL-Sailed: Cufe, New York.
erpool
MARsEILLEs- Burgundia, New
York
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE president to-
day sent to the senate the nomination Of
Joseph H. Choate Of New York, to be am
bassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary
to Great Britain. Joseph Hodges Choate was
born in 1889, in Massachusetts,, and Is the
soneof Dr.. George Choate. He was grad
uated In 1854 from Harvard law school. and
was admitted In 1855 to- the bar. He formed
a partnership with William H. Barnes, but
in 1859 became a member OF the firm Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
MAKING SPORT OF 1T.
Some Queer Doings I'm the Michigan
Legislature.

LANSING. Mich. jan 1.-THE ap-
pointment of committees in the state
legislature has created TO end of bit
terness and a few very funny situa-
tions In the house the Pingree men
feel that they have been unnecessar-
lily snubbed, and in the senate, where
1t was expected they would get the
best of everything going, there are
some loud walls. In the house the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
chairman of the committee on liquor
traffic is at the head Of the good tenn

traffic is at the head Of the good tenn
plar organization in the state, while
the second member of the committee
is the secretary Of the State Liquor
Dealers association. In the senate the
chairman of this committee, Senator
Lyon, Of Hillsdale, is also chairman
of the committee on religious and be-
nevolent societies.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
TODAY's EVENTS.

GRAND-..Mistakes VIII Happen SIS
Palm Garden-VaudevilIe, 2 and p. N.
State legislature meets, state capitol 10 AM
State Agricultural society meets. Commercial
club, 10 AM
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
GOVERNMENT PLACID.

Will Not Interfere In the Dreyfus
Proceedings.
LONDON, Jan. I'm. De Blowitz,
the Paris correspondent of the Times,
predicts that neither the government
nor the chamber of deputies will take
the Dreyfus case from the criminal
branch of the court of cessation, and
the result of the interpretations in the
chamber will be a vote of confidence
in the government.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-12
SENATOR FORAKER
TALKS FOR EXPANSION
DEFENDS THE ACTION OF THE
PRESIDENT IN THE PHIL
IPPINE ISLANDS
Piled WITH QUERIES
BY MANY SENATORS

Mr.. Hoar Tnkes the OhioRn to Task
on His Constitutional Argument
Right of the President to
Is Challenged - Debate on Ex-
pansion Growing In Interest.
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Continued ON Tenth Page.
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Scramble has Grab.

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die Scr. Sobn Dliper bon 8bila6elpbia
an f@ ielbit erlebte, wirb bon ibm in
folsenber Beiie seidiloert: sd befano
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seiunber Mann. Sd tueiB, bas gifters
bat mein 2eben gerettet un6 bas Grab
INN Elm tueiteres Opfer beraubt. geiez
manb iollte peridumen, bieies Mittel 5u
benuben. Sour SO Gents bic SlaI9e in
Der Gpotbefe bon S. aalteper & Son.
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erfen 6pl5floB.
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Giae .eptoemte.

Strites finb ernte Saden g8 1T betannt, bod
snbI. tuel&e ii@ neuer6tnes ereignet Bat, lit es
gut i@ bnran su erinneru. 6nB Elm unterbriifter
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bis Die nrln@e entferut piro, tptro gIimmenbe iu
aujrieoenbeit ben gerth Der Nrbeit berrineern uno
iit als cine fonitnnte @efabr fur bic @efeuIdbafi
ertueiien. Wber nitbt nur bas tommersiene 3eben
bot fetue Strites. Sas ganse 2anb leioet unter
benz Gtrite bes Waeens unb bieIe 0eute beaebsn
bas Beriehen. oenieIbeu auf bic Beife su beban.
oeln, auf iueldbe Strifes aetuobnli6 bebanbelt
tperbfn = tnoem man bic Symphonic su unter.
orltsn periudbt. anfatt bic urfatbe su entfernen.
gS etett rnr eine iidere Grt unb @eie. bie tIebel
au beilen. iueItbe npn einem rebeIifden Naaaen
hertom1en. un6 baS III mttteIS elmer prbentIitben
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ftetter's Weageubitters. Gebraudbt e8 aeaeu I'm
perbouIi@fett. Berffup5ung. Spspepiie, GnIlener
aiftung. 2ebers pber HieberIei6en unb cd5tet 6a.
raul. oab cine Bripats sSteuermarte ben Gals ber
Glafdbe bebedt.
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pfr Sam ais asfrratbtr.

Metallgelo tpirb befanntli6 in Gdi.
fern perididt uno stpar ienbet man
bieie GdiIer ilidt per pOf, fonbern ala
beiOnoers beflarirtes Gra6tgut nit ber
@ifenbabn. glamentli6 psrpaden bic
ganfiers bonn 9luslano ber fir Be-
fiimmte 3abluneen MetaIlgelo in Sdf.
fern.
Gin groBes gerliner ganfbaus bate
tn ben iedsiser Sabren cine senbune
bon 9ilberrubeln aus petersburg err
bdlten. Sic Senbuns fam elhdli9 In
Berlin on, zines Der tleinen Sdiier aber
eripies fi9 als beraubt, benn es entbieli
ni6t Silberrubel, fonbern Sanb. ,Sa.
burd, 'baB bic Sdiier bas preuBifde
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fonnte feltgeItellt perben, baB Die Be.
raubung beg Safes unb Die Gallung
nit Ganb erii in preuBen, biesieits Der
@renae ifattgefunben babe. 8orlGufig
mar aber ni6t feif3uifellen, auf tuelder
Station Der llmtauf6 bes Gelbes burd
Sanb erfolst mar. Ser gerliner pros
feifor Gutenberg entbefte ben Sbdter
nit 9ilfe bes MlifrDifops. 6anb be.
febt befanntli9 aus fleinen Quarsliads
den, uno je na6 Der @esenb, in Der er
gefunben 1T, bat er peri9iebene Set
mengun9en Die fir bas unbetpaffnete
Nuge gar nidt ertennbar finb. Ser ae.
nannte @elebrte, an ben ii9 bic giIsn.
babnbeb0rbe um 9ilfe 9etpenbet bate.
lieB fi9 BON allen Stationen, auf benen-
m6gli6er Weiie Der 9iebitabl beriibi
fein fOnnte, SanDproben fommen, biz
er nit benz Sanbe i'm SaB pergIid. Ga
gelang, gang senau feit3ufellen, BON
ipel9er Station Der Ganb ftammte.
uno nadoem erit bic Station ermitteli
mar, erfplste aud balb bic gntoefuna
Der Diebe. 9luf bieie Meiie tpuroe bic
MieoerbeiGaffuns bes sr0Bten sbeiles
Der Silberrubel Die IN Dem SAB iidb be.
funben batten. ertn6gli6t.
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9sefter amb Gier In Der Straakem'
farm,

= Mau beri9tst aus Berlin: SIN
conferpatiuen 2ager III es pI6bIi1 febr
fiiq gemorben. Der unmittelbar auf
BITE Rhdtebr be8 4aiierS mad poiss
Sam gefolete Rhftritt bes 6errn bon
3eblib unb Heutir9 oils YrdRbent Der
SeebaubIuns bat aaeemeine Befhr.
3uug berDorserufeu unb bic nod iu
ben lebten 3agen fampfesmuibigen
Organe ber 3onferbatipen unb Meras
rter perfummen MAIDEN. Wan er.
blidt In benz iebenfalls nibt freimili,
gen Radtritte beS 6errn BON 3ebIib
ofenbar Elm n3ei6en on Der Wanba
unb befhr9tet, bob meitere G9Idge
folgen uerbeu. Der f@merfe S9Iog
udre nattirIi9 fhr bic eonierbatlpl
aerariiGe @efolgf9aft bes 6errn bon
Wiauel, menn aud Iebterer uie 6etr
b. 3sblis pltbIi@ sauseutrauss warbs.
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Gin furdstbarer Srrtbau.

peruriadt oft i@redli6e 8ranbpunbea.
Shnitte ooer iOnftise Ierlebunsen,
gadlens Irnica Salbe, bic beae in ber
Belt. fiQt fofort ben Sbmer5 unb beilt
i6nea. Sic beilt ale slusI9lase/
Sapdrent Sle6ten unb irefien6en
@unben. Sic TT bas bette Sdmorz
rboioen=Mittel, oas es siebt. geur rs
Gents bic S6adtel uno bic Selluna
tplrb sarantirt. gu baben in Der Npos
tbete BON S. &alteper & Son.
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Su Der eibuus bes beuif6eu

IS Su Der 5ibung bes beuif9en
SocialifeHs Cages in 6annober purbe
bie &eipluti0n 8ebelS, Der fib far bie
8eibebultuus bes @rfurter prOsramms
unb ftir bic Beibsbaliuns ber bisber!z
gen parteisSat auSfprad, angenom.
meh, ieb69 nur nit Der tnappen
Nebrbeit BON 218 aegen PIP Gtimmen.
Die sBsrnfsire eJraeeS wurbe iomit
beifeite sefeBt unb bic WarTifen baben
ben sieg baDonsetragen. Sn ber
9tscufRon 3eieie f6 iebo9, tpel1e
etdrte bic Opportunities. Grattion tn.
nerbalb Der bentf6eH eoeialbemotratie
erlangt bat.
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st. e. 0pfheima,

PIG Sub GIores 6traBe, San Yin.
tonic. $egas. neben Geo. 6tumbera's 8
Store. 6dnbler In Garm. Gerdtbl1af,
ten unb Wasen. Sd nebme eebrandte
Wagen unb Bugsies nebf 3aufssBes
btnguugeu In Eauf6 fiir Neue. Gin
Deiu4 meiaes Waarenlaeers pirb bon
beffen 8ollftdnbisteit tberssusen.
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Giien6a6n Ga1r-Ylan.
s. & 9. u. eab,,.
U B { a & rt.

VI Ia brit.
gea9 ct. Souls bia Sron Mountain
\ pber M. 6. & 1880 Nahm.
Na6 ct. Souls nia Sron N1ountain
Goute. .............8:30 Mbenbs.
Ga9 9earne tdsli9. 100 Morsens.
gta9 2areoo. 10 90 8orm.
Mnfunft.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M.
6. & &S..............8 $3.50 8ortl.
Bon ct, 2ouis, Sron Mountain & SO.
&. & T.............3:55 Wamm,
Bon 9earne tdsli9 -. 1920 M6enbs.
Son 2areo0. rs Na1m.