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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
Editor Hays Lett.

SLEEPY EYE, MINI, June 2i.-(Spe-
ciaL)-The Republican county convention
today had a small scrap over delegates
10 the state and congressional conven-
uon: New Ulm Republicans made a fight
against Editor Hays and left him off
ooth delegations. in fact Sleepy Eye. with
the exception of Senator Somervlle, was
ignored. Delegations are for Van SAINT
Sam Langum and McCIeary.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
Foresters Picnic.

LAKE CITY. MINI, June H-(specialD
The Foresters held their third annual
basket picnic in this city today. The
local court. headed by the Lake City Mil
itary band. met the visitors at the depot,
and marched TO the city hall. An address
of welcome was delivered by Prof. A.
Curtis.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
CRUSHED IN An ELEVATOR.
Hans Jorgenson Was Killed Yester-

Hans Jorgenson Was Killed Yester-
day at Adomant Factory.
Hans Jorgenson, an employe of the Ada
mant Manufacturing company, Twenty
ninth street and Bryant avenue, was al
most instantly killed yesterday in an eIe-
vatOr accident. He and Albert Money
were going up the elevator. and had
reached the upper floor of the factory,
when the elevator apparently tipped, and
Jorgenson attempted to jump from the
car. He did not clear the elevator and
was caught between the roof of the ele-
vatOr and the floor. His skull was crush
ed, and he died a few moments later.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22

MADELIA, Mimi, June H.-Yesterday
afternoon Frank Johnson, aged nine, was
shot through the head and instantly kill
ed by a bullet from a No 2 rife, with
which he and his cousin, Carl Johnson
aged ten, were playing.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
Church Building.

WABASFIA, Mimi, June H-The con-
tract for the woodwork of the new Cath
olic Church at Kellogg has been awarded
to George II. Budde, whose bid was 8, GEO.
and it is TO be completed by Oct Is.
The foundation for the new Episcopal
church, the gift Of Thomas Irvine. Of st.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION.
Nieouet County Authorizes Block
to Select Delegates.

ST. PETER, Mimi, June 21.-(Special)- ,
The most harmonious county convention
ever held in Nicollet county was that of
today. ]. H. Block was warmly indorsed
for state treasurer, and resolution was
adopted unanimously authorizing him to
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
CLARK MEN IN CONVENTION
Montana fractional Fight Now on
In Earnest.

BUTTE. Mont, June H.-The Clark
wing of the Democratic state convention
reconvened today, seating all contestins
delegations in favor of Clark, which, with
uncontested delegations in his favor, gave
a total Of 275 out Of 41 Of the state rep
resetation.
Resolutions strongly condemning the
DAILY faction, and demanding the resign9-
ton of Democratic state offices and con
gressmen as unfit for office, were passed.
Senator Clark addressed the convention
The delegates to the national conven-
tion were elected as follows: w. A. Clark,
Richard Fitzgerald, J. NJ Holt, s. r..
Hauser. Frank Higgins and H. L. Frank.
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stnte Guard ipICor,n

LAKE CITY, MINI, June A.-The Sec
ond regiment, of the State National
guard, Will go into camp today. The
tents are all pitched and everything is in
readiness for the soldiers.
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LIGHTNING IN THE WIRE.
William J. Zeigler Killed at the
Republic Elevator.

William ]. Zeigler, an engineer, living at
313 Twenty-ffth avenue northeast, was ac-
cidentally killed while at work in the Re
public elevator, Third street and Twenty
ninth avenue northeast, yesterday after
noon.
During the rain storm the electric wires
in the elevator refused to work the light
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22

CroolIston Times
The Indians gather, Just as deyout peo-
pie of East Grand Forks did yesterday.
TO pray for rain. Their devotions took
a different form from the white mans
but they meant the same While these
were I'm progress the sons Of nature dis
covered a barrel of red liquor rolling
their way, and coming direct from Walk
er. They suspended their religious rain
making to take a drink and this IS the
cause of the Indian war that is creating
so much excitement and which IS hoped
to be used as means Of securing for
Walker another garrison Of soldiers
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
RING WORM, No Cure No Pay.
Your druggist viii refund your none,
II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you. % cts
Democratic and Prohibition Con-
venfions.

Low rates via the North Western Line:
Democratic National Convention, Kan
sas City, July 4th. Round-trip rate, $13. IS;
Prohibition National Convention, Chi
cago, June 27 and Is. Round-trip rate,
$11.50; tickets on sale June 25, 20 and q.
For time Of trains and particulars about
the famous wide vestibuled, brilliantly
lighted trains OF the North Western
Line" apply to II. 9. Cowling, c. Z. A
3S2 Robert street, st. Paul, MINI.
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ESCAPED THE STAMP TAX.

Largest Mcrtgnge Ever Filed in
0Imsted County.
ROCHESTER, Mimi, June N.-The
largest mortgage ever filed in Olmsted
county was filed yesterday. 1t is
gold bond mortgage of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway company for $685.
OOO,O00 to the United States Trust Co., of
New York, and John A. Stewart, trustees.
The mortgage is dated November l, 1897,
and is, therefore, not liable to stamp
tax. If it had been made since the
present stamp tax came into force there
would have been required $S25, 900 worth
Of revenue stamps on the document.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
Ey-Ranker nina

PRESTON, MINI, June Pm. R. Todd.
ents, who has been twice found guilty. Of
defrauding the depositors of the Fillmore
County bank, died last night at II o'clock
from diabetes.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
BLUE RIBBON BEER.

Nine Barrels Makes Things Lively
in a Temperance Town.
FORT DODGE, To-, June N.-The com
munity is all worked up over the seizure
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
UNIvERsALIsTs AT ALBERT LEA.
Annual Gathering of the Denomi-
nation a Great Success.

ALBERT LEA, June 2.-The Univers-
alists of the state are having a splendid
time at their convention here this week,
it being the thirty-fifth annual gathering
of the denominations. There are q num-
Der of eminent clergymen and many
prominent lay delegates present and
participating in the deliberations of the
convention There was an interesting
session this morning, another this after
noon and the convention will close to-
night
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
COUNT MURAvIEFF DEAD.

FamOus HuSsIun StnicBInHh y
Stricken with ADopIexy.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 21.-The Rus
stan minister Of foreign affairs, Count Mu-
ravieff, died suddenly this morning.
Count Muraveff had just finished his
morning cup Of coffee, and had ordered
his lunch. when he fell in an apoplectc
fit and expired in few minutes, between
and 10 o'clock.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22

The queer &C with a Tan' has made
its way all over the United States and
here, as everywhere, it promptly Jumped
into popularity.
Why? 81 s.
Because the &C with Tails is a comet
of health followed by coma of happi-
ness and joy. 1t has come TO stay with
.I us and radiate its benefits in all direc-
The new "C'' Is part of the trademark
of Cascarets Candy Cathartfc. the ideal
laxative and guaranteed constipation
cure. They make the liver lively tone
up the bowels, purify the blood, brace
should be-
Buy and try Cascarefs today. It's
what they do, not what we" say they'll
do, that proves their merit. All drug
Send for booklet and free sample Ad-
dress Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago;
Montreal, Can; or New York
This is the CASCARET tab
let. Every tablet of the only
| n r. n I genuine Cascarets bears the
il, H. Il. | magic letters "CCC." Look at
n the tablet before you buy
NJ and beware OF frauds, imita-
tions and substitutes.
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Newspaper NIan Mnrries-

Paul, IS well along, and will be complet-
ed the last Of the week
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
INDIANS STOLE HIS FooD.
Dead PrOspectOr's Diary Records
Dreadful Hardshfps.

VICTORIA, B. c., June A.-(special.)-
The dead body of Bacon, a prospector,
was found near Nome with his diary,
showing that his food had been taken
by Indians, and thrilling record of hard
ships endured in attempting to get away.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
GATHERING OF C. A. r.. MEN.

Elect Their oficerS-sheyboygan to
Get Encampment Next Year.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, June a.-D.
G. James, of Richland Center, was today
easily elected state commander of the
G. A. R., and James H. Agen, of this
city, was chosen senior vice commander.
Sheboygan gets the encampment next
year. The Sons of Veterans elected J
w. T. Ames, of River Falls, commander.
and A. G. Hall, of this city senior vice
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
REJOICING OVER RAIN,

Rain GIaddens the Hearts of Prince
ton People.
PRINCETON, MINI, June 21-(Spe-
cial)-People are rejoicing over a mag
nificent rain that visited this section last
night.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22

select his own delegates to the state con
vention.
At the caucuses held throughout the
country only one ticket was in the field,
and that was for Block
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
ZEE DEAE RApE TO nEAR.

Mrs. +. w Hines writes:
Ellsworth Wis. April q, 19cO-Dr J.
w. Thompson, St Paul. Eye and Ear In
frmary: l was deaf for years al though
l tried many doctors without relief Since
YOU treated me 1 hear as we'll as / did
in my childhood days. Thank you very
much for the cure"
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
BLACK HEADS ON FACE, No N8 Sur. SsT'
Cause OF Indian war TaIk.

Your druggist VIII refund your money
II Pazo Ointment falls 10 cure you. so cts
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22
The Minnesota Press

The Democracy Of the nation have IL
within their grasp to save the republic.
to accord justice and equal rights under
the nag to all the people in our new pos
sessions and make 'Old glory" once more
the symbol Of popular government over
all the world. With this glorious oppor-
tunlty before them every believer in q
government Of the people should buckle
on mis- armOr for the battle Of 1900 which
is the most significant in national poll
tics since the days of Abraham Lincoln.
-Nirona Herald.
Tawney's chorus of organs know that
there was not a ghost OF a chance for
the anu-oleOn -argaIine bill. They know
that there isn't a Republican member OF
congress who has ever expected the bill
to pass, and they further understand
that the bill IS merely a bluff and bait
to catch the votes Of suckers. For the
trusts are the oleo operators They own
the business, and incidental thereto they
own the Republican party and little jim
Tawney.-Albert Lea Standard.
It Is said to be decided that Mark
Hanna will again superlntend the Repub-
hean campaign. Since the manner I'm
which Mark scored Pettierew I'm tho
closing debates of congress. we have
more respect for him and his ability. but
still we think there are other and better
managers that would he more credit TO
the old party and not leave openings for
so much opposition comment.-Wasec
Radical lRep...
Hannaism has become extremely dis
tasteful to a large portion OF the Repub-
lican party, and it does seem that among
our many able men some one could bo
found who would be less Objectionable
than Hanna.-Preston Times GtepJ.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-22

You cannot afford to miss the comfort
o. "Orangeine.' Potent. Magical. Harm
The daily news., 1900-04-16
THE BRITISH LION.

Great Britain is the friend OF liberty,
but only when it gives allegiance TO Great
Britain.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Professor Garrett I. Serviss announces
that the planet Venus is solid gold. Eng
land will now get on her Orbit.-Balti-
more American.
England has placed a large order for
flags with a Cincinnati concern. England
Is acting very much like a nation that
expects TO acquire territory.-Washing-
ton Post.
Frenchmcn who feel IN inclination to
goad John Bull should be mindful that
he has his fighting clothes on and a
strenuous Anglo-SaXon navy waiting for
mplOyment.-Syracus Post-Standard.
The British empire will come out Of the
war with the Beers greatly strengthen
ed as a military power. In modern times
England has always been extremely
strong at sea, but her strength on land
was undervalucd until the pending con-
fict in South Africa furnished sure proof
that her whole colonies formed part and
parcel Of her martial force.-BostUn Her
aid.
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The DEACON.

The lev. Francis Edward Carter. hon
orary canon oI Canterbury, has been ap'
pointed dean Of GERMANTOWN, South AZ
rica.
President Faunce Of Brown university
is delivering course of lectures in Johns
Hopkins university On The Use and
Abuse Of the Bible
The Rev. DR. Orello Cone, well known
for his writings in the field Of Biblical
criticism. has recently been made pro-
fcssor of Biblical theology at st. Law
renee university, Canton, y. y.
The Rev. DIR. +. \. Noble, who for II
years has occupied the pulpit of the Tn
ion Park Congregational church. Chicago,
has announced his intention Of retiring
from active ministerial work. Ill health
is given as the cause for his action.
Bishop Samuel Fallows, Reformed
Episcopal. OF Chicago will deliver the
address at the dedication Of the Sim
mons soldiers monument at Kenosha.
Wis, on Memorial day. He commanded
a brigade Of Wisconsin regiments in the
last year OF the civil war.
Anton NikIas Sundberg, archbishop OF
Sweden. who died recently, was descend
ed from the old Morse race. In 1865,
when the greater part Of karlstadt was
destroyed by fire, the bishop took such
ali active part in fighting the flames that
he won the admiration of all.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
PERSONALITIES.

Former Vice President Adlal f. Ste
venson is about to make a trip To Ha-
wall and the Philippine Islands.
An English physiognomist finds in
the face of General Butler the traits OF
caution, obstinacy and epicurism most
strongly marked.
Howard Barclay French has been
elected president Of the Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy, to succeed the
late Charles Bullock.
Josiah johnson HaweS. the oldest
phOtogra phCr In the world. has just
celebrated his ninety-second birthday
in Boston. He is still AT his work.
The health Of General LOngStreet has
been cons ierahly worrying his friends.
but he has now completely recovered
his former good condition, and the III
ness which recently overlook him at
Macon. Miss. has left no bad effects.
Freeman WsSmith Of Rockland, Ne,
has a silver watch which he has car
ried continuously for ~ years. 1t is
what is known as half plated cylin-
der watch and Is pronounced by the
local jewelers. as a very superior time
piece.
OF the British generals In South AZ
rica Lord Roberts. Lord Kitchener,
Lord Dundonald. French and McDOa-
aid never passed tie final examinations
NJ the staff college. As a critical NJ. =.
recently pointed out TO the house Of
commons.
Captain Charles n. Sigsbee has ac-
ccptcd the invitation OF the CONNER
cial club to visit 81. Paul and to act as
one OF the Judges in selecting the de-
sign for the bronze tablet to he pre-
sented to the steamer st. Paul 10y the
residents Of the city.
Lord Srtathcona. the richest man in
Cannda and the man who equipped
a body Of rough riders for South Ar
rica. left England at the age of 20 as
Hudson Bay company clerk. He
now owns a controlling block Of the
famous cOmpany's stock.
The late Congressman Bland Of Mis-
souri, was, Ike Professor AgaSsiz. al
ways too busy TO make money" and II
is understood that the sole hope his
widow has Of properly caring for his
children IS I'm the profits from his bi-
oCraphy now being written.
AdOlBh Monell-Sayre. within two
years and beginning fresh from school.
with q legacy OF $4,000. has amassed
a fortune In Wall street which places
his name among those Of the ten rich
est men In America He Is only "a
years old. and his mother was formerly
Of Lexington, Ky.
Two treasures belonging To President
S;cyn Of the Orange Free State are
safe in Great Britain. one Is Mrs.
Stcyu. who is in Scotland with rela-
tiycS. and the other Is his private for
tune. which the London Leader says
he transferred To the keeping Of Lon
don lank before war was declared.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
Newnan's New Cotton Mill.

NEWMAN, Ga, April 1.-THE sub
scription books of the Newman cotton
mills have been open for only few days
for the $l4S.OOO stock with which it is
proposed to increase the present capital
of the mills 10 $500, 900. OF the first
named amount about $4,000 has al
ready been taken within the past few
DAYS, and it is expected that the balance
viii - rPmdly. Mn NQ. , will tie built
and put ii operation Under the present
management, which is highly success
ful one, large dividend having but re-
Gently been declared.
The daily news., 1900-04-16

Easter sunday the smart settle wo-
men in new gowns and hats. the men
with the latest fashions i'm coats and
trousers took n stroll on Connecticut
avenue. Up and down the street they
walked. exchanging greetings and see
ing what each other wore. The "EaS-
ter sunday parade" in Washington
was "A distinct feature. Now it is no
more Tie avenue is crowded, but not
with the smart set or fashionable pco-
pie The colored people have broken il
mp. The races will not mix socially.
aud this WAS social event. The col
ored people could not be kept of the
avenue. and the white people abandon
"a what WAS a beautiful and pleasing
Custom. ARTHUR W. DUNN.
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HIS WIFE HAS DISAPPEARED.
Bride Of Few Months Leaves Home
While Husband Is Gone.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April l4.-John
burst young newspaper man, who
went 20 Brunswick few weeks ago, has
returned here to find that his wife. who
was staying at the Savannah House, had
disappeared mysteriously. burst is of
the opinion that she became impatient
at his delay in returning and went to
her parents at Tampa.
Mrs. burst ran away from home few
months before her marriage and stopped
i'm this city, where her father found her.
She is beautiful young woman and her
husband hopes that he may recover her.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
Crons Damaged by Hail.

EDwARDSvILLE, Ala, April l4.-This
vicinity has been visited by by a severe
wind, rain and hail storm. The wind
blew at a fearful rate for some time.
Then it rained and hailed. Hail stones
as large as partridge eggs fell, doing con-
siderable damage to fruit and early veg
etables. After the hail it rained in
sheets and a. a consequence all the bot
tom land was covered with water and
fences washed away.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
Jane. whitcomb Riley's Illu.ss.

INDIAN APous, April l4-The condi-
tion of James Whitcomb Riley, who has
been suffering for some time with a com.
plication of grip and throat trouble, is
much improved. He is still confined to
his home, but will leave in a few days
for one Of the nearby health resorts.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
CONTRACTS SOoNTO BE LET
Work 20 Begin on Bibb Mill at an
EaTIy Date.

EarIy Date.
CoLyNEUS, Ga, April 1.-THE Co
lumbus Power company has bought nine
more acres Of land on North Highlands,
making in al 33 acres that will be used
by the Bibb Manufacturing company.
The Central railway has bcGu; th work
of laying side track 10 the location of
the cotton mill of the Bibb company.
The contract for grading for the new
mill will be let in a day or two. Plans
for the 50 tenement houses to be built by
the company are now being considered.
President Z. I. Conner of the COlum-
lumbus Power company is in the city
and is looking after the details of these
various matters.
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Testimonial From Judge CASTOR.

GREENVILLE, Ala. Aug. 10. lS!Q.
take great pleasure in certifying to the
purity and the merit Of Wilk!nsOn's Match
less Mineral Water. This natural mineral
tOnic, TO my personal knowledge, is taken
from a well three miles east Of Greenville,
IN the exact condition in which II Is sold. !
have seen this water used, with wonderful
success. for dyspepsia. Indigestion, sore
ewes and for eruptive diseases, sores and
ulcers on man and animals. AS a remedy
TOR these troubles, l do not believe its
equal exists. 1t is highly recomme Lded by
physicians for a number OF diseases.
ZELL GAsTON,
Judge OF Probate Court, Butler County,
Alabama.
The daily news., 1900-04-16

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GREAT Erta.- ""-.d '-'I' any '-'.i
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DO not believe There VIII oc vote OF
sympathy, however Tor ti' very reason
1.a' many prominent members OF hotA
hoHSoS believe mat such vote would
30. an act tending 10 cause strained re-
.a'i"nS with England ana. further
would einharrass The administration
and our state department There are
numerous ways OF preventing such
vote both senate and house are rich IN
parliamentary eXpedl'nts 10 avoid
what the leaders do not want TO do and
Vhi"h majority would pass II II had
al opportunity but at the same tinie
fr"m every section come Suggestions 10
thr ""ngreSsmen that something IN the
way OF sympathy Tor IN" boeTS would
Ho popular. and the men receiving these
suggestions would %" Slad oI an op-
I"riunity TO extend that sympathy II
r could be done without disturbing the
International equilibrium
Governor brady Very Anxious.
For weeks, running into months. GOV
truor Prady Of Alaska has been reg
uiar attendant upon The sessions or
3d." senate AID has been about the cap
rnl day after day with an anxious air.
Do" has been hoping that the hlS hul
providing Tor clNu government OF
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-a.S iS one oI 'ne "''lS 10 ""''l 'l''''I
Is h" opposition al'l'areh'iE' anu E'' II
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On the Safe Side.

why do you call her q now womanT
swell. | wouldn't dare call her an Old
one. e."-Philsdelphia Bulletin.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
Skin Diseases

When fail to system there an
body
an by ernpe pei
burning how and
The daily news., 1900-04-16
NyIPATHYWITHB BOERS
Pressing Demand For Govern
ment Action.
vorETyG Il LIKELY TO BE BONE.

.-,,t Britnin Would Resent Any Of
e,iaI t.Apression of Good Feeling
t,,- the south African Republics.
old spanish Guns.
The daily news., 1900-04-16
Inster Pnrndes.

..'". WAS "a pleasant custom IN
-- p Washington which has been
- .F nUr uiNrd population. Every
The daily news., 1900-04-16
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

-oc'i5e - THE News only 10
-7-,> per week.
The daily news., 1900-04-16

Tie incest GRd most StY}-
80 line 0T rugs and mat
"ieN eUer erhibited IN Pen
Ntr0l0. at .WdTStOR 6'
F"cl s big fiURitJU's house.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
.. h,.-.- u2 50 or call At the Office.
' N"rta PalafoK street. when in
H. 'S 10 carpenter. B. ID. Hoffman.
-.' .'..'-~S Agent Of the Carpenter :
,-t sniisers' Union. viii furnish you
... ;-e desired help on short no.
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