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british PLUCK.
BOers Were Dumbfounded and Pro-
fOundly Impressed

HOers Were DumbfOunded and Pro-
fOundly Impressed.
BUSHMAN'S KOP, April 2-Hearing
that tho water works were deserted the
correspondent of the Reuters, Telegram
agency rode forward today Arriving at
the crest Of hill a volley was fred
at him, and moment later a man an,
peared at the top of the crest Calling
on him to stop firing, and saying he was
unarmed and desired to talk with him.
the correspondent discovered that this
man was an American, who declared that
he accompanied the Beers only as a sight,
seer. He said that never during his whole
life had he witnessed such magnaficent
pluck as that shown by the British
Saturday and he asserted that not only
himself. but the whole Boer army were
profoundly touched with admiration at
their gallant behavior.
1t appears that the Beers never doubted
their ability to capture the whole Brit
tsh force, and were dumbfounded at the
courage displayed, and the mastery way
in which the force was able to escape
FROM the death trap.
The correspondents informant refused
to give any information regarding the
Boer forces, or their movements but it
appeared the present force was detached
from KrOonstad, joined the I4adybrand
force, and again divided north of Tnab a
NChu, one portion following the other
and meeting Col Broadwood's retreatine
force. Burghers engaged consisted of
Schocman's command, which was ac-
companied by many foreigners Com
mandant John Y. Blake was present, with
the irish brigade and other foreigners
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Neb., April 3.-City and viii
lage elections were held throughout Ne
braska today with the exception of
Omaha. The main issue in most OF the
smaller places was license, and the re-
suits are mixed, the greater of towns ap-
parently being favorable to licensing the
traffic for another year. While party
politics cut little figure in the smaller
towns, yet Republican gains are noticed
all over the state, especially in the cities,
several Democratic strongholds going Re
publican. South Omaha for the first time
in his history, elects Republican mayor,
A. r. Kelley being the successful candi-
date by 800 plurality. The Republicans
also elect treasurer, three counciImen and
two out Of three members of the school
board. There were three tickets In the
field. Last year Ensor, Democrat, was
elected mayor by 1900 majority. Lincoln
gives the largest Republican majority for
years and makes a clean sweep on the
local ticket. Crete, for years Democratic,
gives Republican majority. O'Netll and
Ashland are also Republican. Up to mid
night few of the smaller places have re-
ported any Democratic or fusion gains
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CAPT. SIGSBEE,S STATEMENT RE
GARDING THE EXPLOSION
OF THE MAINE
CYCLIST C0LLIDES WITH TEAM
Martin Hegen Is Perhaps Fatally
Hurt in North minneapolis
While on His Way
Home.
HLCEE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE.
~ 90 WASHINGTON Az. SOUTH.

In response TO a direct question from a
member of the Minneapolis Commercial
club yesterday as to where the RESPONSE
bility for the explosion belonged. Capt
Sigsbee said that he had never made
any charges In that connection and that
he did not propose to.
But the thorough investigation which
followed, he added, significantly, show
ed beyond doubt that the ship was blown
up from the outside. I was surprised,
on coming north from Havana afterward,
to find that ! was held blameless for the
disaster. l had held myself responsible
as commander for the loss of the ship
and had at once demanded an investi-
cation, which. l am glad to say, showed
that the discipline on board the ship was
perfect. The investigation clearly showed
that there had been no lack Of discipline
TO which the explosion might be traced"
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At Home Ia the Rest

Visitors to Paris this year will have
an opportunity TO compare the passenger
train equipment OF Europe with that at
home, and from the time OF leaving the
be found no train equal to the North
Western Limited either in compartment
cars. regular sleeping cars, reclining chair
cars and in service or charges. 1t Is
electric lighted. both inside and out, pro-
vided with the new safety vestibules,
and is the most comfortable train In
every respect between Minneapolis. ST.
Paul and Chicago. recent traveller
says: "The Northwestern Limited is
the very best. Hope | will find half as
good in Europe. for which 1 am headed.
but don't expect to find such q beauti-
full creation anywhere"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
Chronic Nasal catarrh poison.

every breath that is drawn into the lungs.
There Is procurable from any druggist
the remedy for its cure. A small quanti-
ty of Ely's Cream Balm placed into tha
nostrils spreads over an inflamed and an
CRY surface, relieves Immediately the
painful Inflammation. cleanses heals and
cures Drying inhalants, fumes smokes
and snuffs simply develop dry catarrh:
they dry UP the secretions which adhere
to the membrane and decompose, caus-
Ing far more serious trouble than the
ordinary form of catarrh Avoid all dry
ing inhalants. use Ely's Cream Balm. Il
is reliable and will cure catarrh, cold in
the head and hay fever easily and pleas
antly. All druggists sell 1t at so cents, or
1t will be mailed by Ely Brothers. 56 War
rem ST. N Y
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
MANY CITIES VOTING
NORTHWEST ELECT THEIR
OFFICIALS
SEVERAL CLOSE CONTESTS
West Superior Chooses Republican
Mayor, Huron, $. D., Goes Dry,
and License Carries at
Fergus Fails.

WILLMAR, Mimi. April s-(Special.) y
The village election was warmly contest
ed, the principal issue being as to the
license question. y large vote was poll
ed, the total being 65S No license car
ried by IS majority. Olof Olson, Republic
can, was elected president of the council
Aldermen, First ward, M. T. Sandbo and
w. T. Markhus; Second ward, John Will
liams and George Tiler: Third ward, A. j.
uedin; all Republicans. There was a tie
for the Second ward aldermen between
John Delbom and j. F. Branton The
council met tonight and decided no cleo
ton as TO the second alderman of the
Third ward and will call a special cleo
ton for one alderman for the Third ward
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

Vermillion-A case of smallpox was dis
this city. Ben Waterman, living four
miles southwest. has the disease.
Aberdeen-Hon. Charles N Herreid has
formally announced his candidacy for the
South Dakota.
Olivet-Roscoe and Elgip. Baldwin, aged
Twelve and fourteen years, sons of a
prominent farmer. We're drowned in the
James river. The body Of the former was
recovered, and parties are dragging the
river for the other.
Sioux Falls-The members of the Joe
hooker post, G. A. r., sof this city. will
be interested in knowinathat f. d. Pow
ers, 90 Mitchell. who IS a member of the
council tSut of administration. has. announced
enat the dates for the folding of the
9. and s. of " have been selected. The
Gates are Tuesday, w Wednesday and Thurs
day, June IS, 20 and 81
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CRONJE SAILS
FOR ST. HELENA
Continued From FIr.t Fac.

- oAA- AASN a&Cs
committed very grave offense against
the army regulations.
BOER PRISONERS SUFFER.
SIMONSTOWN, April 3-The condition
OF the Boer prisoners is deplorable The
medical authorities seem unable to cope
with tie spread of typhoid fever There
were four additional deaths last night and
the sick are panic-stricken. The dead are
buried with as much respect as the ext
gencies of the place admit, but the gun
carriage Is no longer used, as a wagon
has been requisitioned TO convey a num-
Der of collins at single trip.
MR.. MILNER's RETURN.
CAPE TOWN, April s.--sir Alfred Mil
ner has returned here Two small par
ties OF Beers escaped from the Green
Point track. One party was on a rail-
way train, which was stopped and
searched near Cape Town. The Beers
Jumped through one of the windows and
got away.
Beers HOLD WATER WORKS
BUSHMAN'S KOP, Monday, April q
The Beers are still occupying the water
works which the British sheled yester-
day afternoon, the Beers replying
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04

committed very grave offense against
the army regulations
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
MISSOURI.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April S-The Dem
ocrats scored a victory in today's cleo
ton electing James A. Reed mayor by a
majority of at least 1000 over p Brown
Jr., Republican. The entire Democratic
ticket, with the exception of few mem
bers of the lower house of the city coun-
Gil, is elected. The present city govern
ment is Republican. Jones, Republican,
for mayor, had majority of 1,435 two
years ago.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 3-Municipal
elections were held today in many towns
in Missouri. The results where party
lines were drawn were, on the whole
favorable to the Democrats.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kan, April municipal
elections were held throughout the state
today in cities of the first and second
class The first-class cities voted only
for members of the board of education
and city council, but in cities of the sec
ond class, in addition to these offices,
city clerk city marshal, attorney and
street commissioners were elected. Party
lines were maintained in most cases,
and the returns received here up to mid
night indicate that the Republicans have
generally been successful.
LEAVENWORTH, Kan, April Sin
the election today the Democrats were
victorious, carrying the six wards for
councilmen, making the council seven
Democrats to five Republicans, Demo-
cratic gain of three councilmen.
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SUNDAY CLOSING.
Great Britain VIII Not Interfere at
Pgirfs ExnOaifion


LONDON, April s.-In the house OF
lords today Lord Kinnaid asked the gov
eminent TO support the United States in
the closing of exhibits on Sundays at the
Paris exposition. The premier Lord Sal
isbury, replied that the government was
fully aware of the feeling in the matter,
but had no shadow of authority to deal
with the subject. 1t was entirely ques-
ton for the authorities OF the exposition
Their objection to shutting certain shops
on Sunday was that the general appear
ance of the exhibition would thereby be
seriously injured, and they did not think
themselves justified In approving the sug-
gestion. Opinions of the most diverse
character We're entertained on this sub
1ect, the premier continued, but in France
the opinions generally Were not precisea
ly in accord with those OF Lord Kinnai1
The government had done what was pos
sible In making representations on the
subject to the exhibition commissioners
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One Ticket at wabasha.

WABASHA, Mimi, April 3-(special.)-
the following officers were elected with
out opposition: Mayor, George Schwartz;
recorder, H. ]. Paine; treasurer, C. o.
Iund; assessor, r. E. Stearns; justice, NJ
J. Paine; aldermen, First ward Charles
Probst; Third, John Brindel In the Sec
ond ward there was opposition, and L. B.
Kuehn was elected alderman over w. H.
Chadwick by a majority of o.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
MAGNETIC POLE LOCATED
BORCHGREVINK REPORTS SUC-
CESSFUL ISSUE OF EXPEDITION.

LONDON, April 2-Carston s. Borch-
greVlnk, the leader of the South Polar ex-
petition, htted out in 1898 by Sir Geor &c
NeWhes' OF this city, arrived on The
steamer Southern Cross at Cam,halltovgp
near Bluff HaI Dor, n. H., yesterday. lel-
esraphs Sir~George Newnes that the oh.
!ect OF the expedition has been fully at
tanned and the position of the Southern
magnetic pole has been located. FTe adds
mat the expedition reached the fu,t;es
point south, with siedge, Of which there
Is any record, namely, latitude rs degree
5o minutes south
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Democrat Wins at Crookston.

CROOKSTON. Mimi, April ESPECIALLY
Nat Campbell. Democrat, was elected
lican, The balance of the ticket was
mixed as to politics. w. A. Lanctot,
clerk; O. 0. Christianson, treasurer; L.
{: Couvrette, assessor; A. A. Glenn, ].
E. Greenhalgh, constables Board of al
dermen, NJ. e. Kirsch, at large; William
Anglim, First ward; n. p. Stone, Second
ward; w. +. Rowe, Third ward; John
Cromb, Fourth ward; William Arnold,
With ward
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
WILL PROBABLY Acau1EscE.
State Department Considering Boer
Relief Request.

WASHINGTON. April s.-The state de-
partnent is taking steps to ascertain
whether 1t can accede to the wishes OF
the Red Cross Aid association in the
matter of transmitting funds to United
States Consul Hay at Pretoria, for the
extension of the Boer ambulance service
and the supply of medicines for the Boer
sick and wounded. A request to this eff
feet was preferred by Mr. Pruyn. an Of
icer of the organization referred to. 1t
differed somewhat from applica lions
made in behalf of certain German organ
izations in the West, the purpose in the
latter case being to extend aid to Boer
widows and orphans. The department is
inclined to accede to Mr. Pruyn's request.
as it did in the case of the German or
ganization's application.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
Tracy city Election.

TRACY, Mimi, April Especial. 1.-The
city, election occurred here today W. f.
Parker defeated J. 9. Donovan for mayor
by majority of ffty-one votes, and the
balance Of the ticket was elected by a
good majority. For mayor, w F. Park
er; recorder, ]. M. Riegel; treasurer, w.
O. Musser; aldermen, H. r. Searles and
Wills Taarud; justice, John Hanson; for
license, ZIG; against al
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
MINNEAPOLIS BREvITIEs.

Ross Clark, Of st. Paul, Will give talk
a. A., the Commercial club at noon today on
Inc Nicaragua Canal and the Hay-
Pauncefote Treaty.
The Minneapolis Sash and Door com
pany and about a dozen fire insurance
companies have begun suit against the
S55 eat 90 Northern Railway company for
SSS,S1I 'oS damages, resulting from the de-
suuclon OF the plant of the company bv
a are on Oct. / last. 1t is alleged that the
ire caught from sparks and cinders care
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
Charged with BurrI.rv.

Carl SaXton and James Markey. two
roughly clad young men. were arrested
yesterday afternoon in the tenderIoin bv
Ofhcer Joseph Ollinger and are held on
charges of burglary.
Louis Rock was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Howard and Murphy CHARGED
with burglary. He is alleged to have en-
tered the home OF William Martin, on
crystal Lake avenue, RobbinsdaIe, and
TO have stolen q gold watch and chain
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
Dunn Mayor of Albert Lea.

ALBERT LEA, Mimi, April S.-(Spe-
ciaL)-H. H. Dunn was chosen mayor
here today by from 20 to IS majority after
a most heated contest. There was no
Kellar, as treasurer, and D. K. Stacy
and E. S. Hammond for city justices,
while P. c. Johnson was chosen alderman
at large L. j. Wanek defeated J. w
Veness for alderman in the First ward
A. c. Sorenson is reelected over A Phan-
son in the Second, and P. c. Jensen Ge-
feats G. A. Ransom in the Third Lii
cense Is carried, as is the library question.
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returns From, Pine CITY.

PINE CITY. Mimi, April 9.-(Special.)-
City today. The officers chosen were
J. Dosey, president; r. p Allen, Aft
Rice, Ed Marden, Joe Veverka and A.
Berger, councilmen; c. l.. McKussick,
recorder; George Kick, treasurer; Charles
Haywood, assessor; A. Radden, street
commissioner; Robert Wilcox, justice of
the peace. Number of votes cast 155.
The day passed quiet.
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TEXAS.

HOUSTON, Tex, April 3.-Returns
from yesterdays election show s. H.
Brashear. Democrat, reelected mayor
with the administration ticket save in one
case. Municipal elections were held
throughout the state today, the issues
being IDEAL. At Laredo. Michael Rren-
nan, at the head OF the Republican ticket,
was elected city marshal by a small ma
jority, while the balance Of the ticket
was carried by the reform or Democratic
ticket
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NOn-Partisans mt St. Peter

ST. PETER, Mimi, April 3.-fsnecia1
At the city election today Joseph Mason
was reelected mayor, defeating III 7
Jacobyy by l26 votes. g; Baberich was re-
elected treasurer Adolph Bornemann,
chosen aldermen: j. NJ Lambert, 7ustica
No political significance was attached Tn
the election, as 1t was bipartisan.
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lessly emitted from one of the Iocomo-
tives Of the defendant
The The grand jury took up the case of
signed her mothers name to checks for
$40 and afterwards e,oped with a coIored
man named Franklin, whom she married
misguided girl, thinks Lillian was
drugged or hypnotized
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
village omcers Elected.

-(Special.)-The following officers were
elected al the annual village election:
President, M M. Guthrie; trustees, A.
recorder, A A. Finch; treasurer, J. c.
Brainerd; assessor l. Smith; justice, F.
III. Tallman; constable James Bergin;
street commissioner M O'Brien.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
EXPERT VIEW OF 1T.
Spencer Wilkinson ON Col. Broad
MOOd,a MiNhan

LONDON, April 4.-spencer Wilkinson,
discussing the attack on Col Broad
woods party, In the Morning Post, says:
1.-THE attack was well planned and well
executed. Col. Broadwood however,
skillfully evaded the stroke aimed at him.
Possibly Lord Aoberts has retired his
infantry, with view of encouraging
the Beers to advance and continue the
attack Probably nothing would suit him
better than that they should attempt to
move toward the railway, or to attack
in the direction of Boemfontein. He is
Possibly Lord Roberts has retired his
to be in readiness for a renewal of the
general advance, and he will not be
drawn away. If the Beers venture too
far south they will receive punishment"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
SALTWATER.
North Dakota Warden Getttng
Pointers at Minnesota,a Institn.,aa

Warden N. F. Boucher, of the North
Dakota prison at Bismarck, was in the
city yesterday, as the guest of Warden
Reeve Mr. Boucher said he came here
to make inquiries relative to the binder
twine plant, new plant having been in
stalled recently at the North Dakota nrte-
on. Mr. Boucher says that all of the
spinners are not yet in operation. n re-
curing considerable time to adjust all
matters preparatory to running at full
capacity. The North Dakota Irvine plant
will turn out about 10000 pounds of twine
per day. The board of managers of the
prison VIII meet next Saturday to fix
prices for the coming seasons product
and Mr.. Boucher says he ANTICIPATES NJ
trouble in disposing of all that can he
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
NOVEL CASE ENDS.
DR.. Adolph Sell Given year -
Prison

Berlin, April 2.-The result az III.
tr1al at Elberfeldt after three weeks,
duration of the charges brought gainst
Dr. Adoiph Sell, accused of having made
money by incapacitating young men
IoI military service, is sentence of one
year Imprisonment for the principal
ouip1it ana TO few months imprison-
..v,.. Ior each or the various civilians and
DR.. Stuckenberg, who was orioina,1,,
charged with assisting Sell, died nendins,
the trial. Po-AOii1s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
Party Idnes Not Dr.vu

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April g.
(Special.l-F. S. Parker, Republican, was
elected Mayor, getting about $50 votes.
H. Y. Gard, Democrat, gets 16S0, and H.
A Russell, Prohibitionist, over 900 The
result for the ward offices is mixed
Party lines were not closely drawn, and
the election was quiet, the vote being
light
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HE HAS A YOUNG WIFE.

clerk In Navy PaymOster's Office
Arrested for Fraud
WASHINGTON, April S.-willlam p.
Slaughter of Louisiana, a $500 clerk in
the office of paymaster general of the
navy, was arrested by postoflice inspec-
tors today for alleged fraud upon the
government
Slaughter had charge of the mailing
business OF the naval pay bureau, and
Is reported to be responsible for the loss
of between $500 and 500 worth OF postage
stamps
Slaughter has been in the employ OF
the government for about two years and
has q young wife.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04

NEWTON, Mimi, April s.-(special) y
AT the city election today c. Wascheke
was elected mayor over Jacob Klossner.
Aldermen elected We're: Herman Nagel,
Peter Herrian and Ernest Geiske N
Hennengsen and George Jacobs were
elected justices. Election was close and
exciting, and all candidates were elected
by small majorities.
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MAY BE FATALLY HURT.
Martin Hegen Crashes Into a Team
In Minneapolis.

IN NIIhneupOIIe.
Martin Hegen was possibly fatally in
1ured early last evening by coniding
with team at Fifth street and Seventh
avenue north, Minneapolis, while riding
TO his home 1924 LyndaIe avenue Dorth,
on his bicycle. Just how the accident
occurred is not known other than that
l1egen was seen to collide with the rig
and was thrown from his wheel to the
sidewalk where he lay for some time.
The police picked him up and took
him to the city hospital. 1t was found
that his skull had been fractured above
the forehead. He recovered conscious
ness sufficiently to give his name and
say that he had three grown children at
home
At midnight Hegen was quite weak and
recovery is doubtful.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
CoACHMAN IS SUSPECTED.
Fortune I'm Diamonds, Jeweiry and
Money Stolen

Money stolen.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2.-Diamonds
Jewelry and money to the va1ua oe s16 n0o
We're stolen today from the residence of
Charles w. Smith. at Germantown. a sub
urb or this city, and suspicion rests uno,
EDWARD Brannin, Mr.. Smiths coachman
VINO is missing. The stolen property he
iohged to Mrs Smith. Brannin. Who had
neen given notice of his dismissal. was
t. TINS, morning ordered to light ire in the
boudoir. Two hours later Mrs smith a.
covered that her jewel case had hem
broken open and her pocketbook robbie
Oh ITS contents. One necklace is vaI,,ad
at SS.Vo In addition to this, the thisf Sc
cured TWO gold watches and other Jewel
ry' besides over $500 In cash
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
License mt Fergus Fails.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi. April 3.-(spe-
cial. The city election today resulted
as follows: f. j. Pfefferle; assessor, Ja-
cob Nelson; treasurer F. j. Evans: al
dermen, First ward, A Solem; Second
ward, w. l.. Chappell; Third ward B. A
Clarke; Fourth ward, II. r. Hille Lii
cense carried by about 40 majority.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
Citizens win at Thorpe.

THORPE, Wis, April S.-(special.9-
The following Citizens ticket was elect
ed: President, George Zillman; trustees.
E. X. Wiley, Herman Bandero5, r L.
Tallman Max Weber, w. l.. Parl1hill AMI
r.. A. Boardman treasurer Christ Tiede-
man; clerk, ]. B. Bachman; assessor,
Max Weber; supervisor, George b. Park
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
Huron Elects Officers.

HURON, S. D., April 3.-(special.)- The
city election today resulted as follows:
Mayor, j. A Cleaver; clerk, B. M Row
ley; treasurer. Ed j. Miller; assessor, ].
/. Ohlwine police magistrate, l.. c.
Dalsen, Milo Booth and A. j. Bick Pro-
hibition prevailed, and a very light vote
was cast
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-04
wREcKAGE SIGHTED.
Probably Came From Long-overdue
steamer Pauline.

PARIS, April 2.-Capt. La Furche of
the French steamer Lion has arrived at
Alicante from Philadelphia, and reports
passing on Feb. 16 big half-submerged
wreck and on March 6 the Lion passed
a quantity Of wreckage which it was
thought must belong to the French
steamer Pauiiaic, long overdue, the
planks being part OF some flooring mr.
chased in America for the Paris exposi-
ton. 80