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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Saltwater News.

There is marked decrease in the
prison population this summer, the popu-
lation yesterday numbering 455. OF this
number 952 are Ill the first grade, ninety
four in the second grade and nine In the
third grade. The decrease in population
is to certain extent due to the parole
law and the large number of releases
made by the board Of prison managers
at each monthly meeting.
The board Of prison managers will hold
Its regular monthly meeting at the prison
Sept. T.
Republican primaries were held In the
city and county last evening and dele
gates were chosen to attend the county
convention to be held in this city today.
The number of candidates on the Repub-
ncan side is steadily increasing, the latest
additions being E. G.. Foster, who seeks
the nomination for treasurer, and Levi
Proctor, c. V. Holmstrom and J. r.
Glider, who are candidates to succeed c.
A hammers as register of deeds The
primaries held last evening were excep-
tlonaIly warm, each candidate for office
having particular set of delegates to
be chosen. Republicans look for the
Warmest local convention held here for
years.
Chairman John O'Brien, of the Demo-
ocratic county committee Yesterday IS
sued call for the Democratic countv
convention and 1t VIII be held at the
o3doS .6epInleS GlIo sIql VI. esnou l1noo
~ at II o'clock a. m. Thus far few can
oldates for county Office on the Demo-
cratic side have put in an appearance r
Z. Nethaway Is spoken of as possible
candidate for county attorney, and Sheriff
u W. Smith will probably be renominat-
The saltwater Manufacturing company
mas begun the construction of a large
storage shed adjoining the factory on
North Main street. 1t will be 118x59 feet
george "A. hammers has returned from
Kettle river, where hammers Rros dri,,a
OF 16'ooOO 600 feet was hung UP at the ran
Ids Mr.. hammers says there is no wa
ter In that stream, and it will probably
De out of the question to get in their logs
this season.
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AFFAIRS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH WILL BE FURTHER
INVESTIGATED
NORTON AGAINST NoRRED
AID. Lloyd Thinks Fight Has De-
veIOped Into Il Fight Between
the Two DOctOrs-Norred
on the Stand.
nLOBE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE,
ID 20 WASHINGTON Az. SOUTH.

The committee investigating the de-
partnent of health reported progress at
the council meeting last night and stirred
UP a row.
Alderman Lloyd figured that the investi-
cation had cost the city about $500 up to
date. LAS far as can see,' he said, "the
whole matter has developed into a fight
between Norton and Norred. The investi-
cation has UP to the present time not
revealed anything of Importance"
The report of the committee was &C.
cepted, it thereby being the sense of the
council that the investigation should be
continued.
Dr. c. H. Norred, quarantine officer,
was on the stand the entire afternoon,
and he disputed every charge made by the
sanitary inspectors that he had not quar-
antined the inmates Of several houses in
which there was smallpox but had sim
ply had the patients removed and the
houses fumigated. The various cases cited
by the inspectors Thursday were called
to his attention and Dr. Norred told what
he had done. When it came to the charges
Of irregularities, DR.. Norred was very
positive that he had done the right thing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
GOVERNMENT RESIGNS.

Hon. J.. NJ. Tweed Called to Form
New Brunswick Cabinet.
FREDERICTON, N. B., Aug. 31.-Hon.
Henry r. Emerson, premier of New
Brunswick, rendered his resignation to-
day, and Lieut.. Gov. McClennan called
upon Hon. ]. M. Tweed, provincial sec
rotary, to form a government. Mr.. Tweed
announced as his advisers: Hon. ]. M
Tweed, premier and provincial secretary;
Hon. w. l.. Pugley, attorney general;
Hon. G. L. La Billsler, commissioner Of
works; Hon. w. Parish, commissioner of
agriculture; Hon. S. T. Dunn, surveyor
general; Hon. H. A. McKeown and Hon.
G. R. Hill, without portfolio The new
members are DR.. Pugley, who takes
Premier Emerson's portfolio, ana Hon. e.
l.. La Billsler. Mr.La Bilisler Was formerly
secretary of agriculture.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
NORTHWEST NOTES.


A special temperance. meeting was held
IN Bethel Lutheran church, Rochester
last Thursday evening The programme
was largely musical The Oriental quar-
tette, composed of Misses Helen olson
Lee and Cora Giere, DR.. Howard and
Stark Bratager, furnished some excel
lent selections. tE
A public meeting was held In Walker
on the 18th for the purpose of promoting
free library for the village.
About sixty friends of S. P. Holmberg,
Red Wing, gave him a pleasant surprise
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A j. Frenn. The choir Of the
Swedish lutheran church first rendered
selection, after which Rev G. Rast,
on behalf of those present, presented Mr..
Holmberg with a sum of money
Miss Anna Borreson, living on Magnus
Johnson's old farm, near Isinours was
looking for eggs in the chicken house
one day last week., when she suddenly
was confronted by 1attlesnake
taking it easy in one of the nests When
killed 1t was found to have six rattles
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

WASECA, Mimi. Aug. 31.-The Demo-
cratic county convention was held here
yesterday, and the following candidates
nominated for county. offices: Represen-
tative, Raymond Doyle; treasurer. Joe
Dunn: auditor, ?. j. McLoone; judge of
probate, Chris Strunk; county attorney,
John Moonan; register of deeds, John
1Wsa1lschlaeger; clerk of court, w H
Stearns; superintendent. F. j. Remind;
sheriff, Frank Collins; court commission
er, Nose Nelson.
The following delegates were chosen TO
go to the state convention at ST. Paul:
F. B. Andrews, ]. B. IUngerman, M. w.
Ryan, James M. HanleYi D. B. Sparks,
j. H. Murphy, ]. L. Hansen, Peter
Schmltz, John Byron H c. Chase, E. w.
MAcClelland; James YfMcGuigan, John P.
Jordan and Nick Dineen.. The following
We're chosen as delegates to the congress
sional convention at Rochester: P. Nc
Govern, P. j. McLoone. John Moonan, f.
=. Andrews, ]. S. Abell,F r. o. Swift,
Fred Snider, Charles SpiHane, Raymond
Doyle, r. Q. CraigsfJ. E. Wollsey, j. 8.
SUI sullivan, Francis TimlinrIan John Rad
III.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 31.-The Populists
county convention to elect delegates to
the state convention was held yester-
day. There were twenty-three delegates
Lind. The delegates to St Paul are: J.
NJ Bromo, Ed Kelly, A. M. Wilton, John
Pragak. Peter Haglin, w. H MaIoney,
Oscar Erickson, A. w. Peterson, r.
Schwartz, N. I. Isenham, F. A. Borchert
Oscar Linstrom, Otto Swenson and I. G.
Winkjer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
WORD FROM ANDREE.
Buoy From the Explorers Balloon


Buoy From the Explorers Balloon
Picked Up.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. a.-Capt. Grendahl
Skorvoe Norway:
"Andree's buoy No. has been found
here and contains the following: July
II, 10 p. m.-Greenwich-Our voyage gone
well SO far. Are now at an altitude OF
200 meters. Original direction north 10
degrees east; compass undeviation Later,
north 10 degrees east, compass undevia-
ton. Four carrier pigeons dispatched.
They are nying west. We are now over
Ice, which is very rugged. Weather
splendid, the whole time. In excellent
spirits. -" 'Andree,
-" 'Strtnberg,
-" 'Frankel
above the clouds fine; 7:45 Greenwich
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Pine County.

HTNCKLEY, Aug Especial. )-At the
Democratic county convention, held here
today, the following were chosen to rep
resent Pine county at the state conven-
ton: r. c. Saunders, George Cunning
nam, M. Ring, c. Reinholdson, G. Eaten,
Samuel Scott, M. E. Hawley Paul Per-
kins, Douglas Greeley ]. J. Folsom. Del
egates to the congressional convention:
II. ]. Roth, NJ Ring, M F.. Hawley, g.
l.. Seavey
The Kansas City platform was adopted
as was also the state administration
Support was pledged to the national can
didates.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

LA CROSSE, Wis, Aug. S1.-(special.)
Articles for incorporation of a big brew
cry trust in this city will be filed tomor-
row. Four of the leading breweries of
the city will be taken into the trust, the
John Gund Brewing company being the
only large brewing interest in the city
that will be on the outside. The capital
of the new corporation will be 81, 200, CO.,
A new plant will be built soon at a cost
of $4,000 and will be modern In every
way The name Of the new concern will
be the La Crosse Brewing company
EesteIn capitalists are Interested in the
deal The companies absorbed are Zeis-
Ter & Sons, Heilman Brewing company,
Rartls brewery and Michel Brewing
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Otis wants a Job.

WASHINGTON, Aug. a.-Gen. Otis has
arrived in Washington and called upon
Secretary Root and Adjt. Gen. Corbin at
the war department and preferred a for
NAL request for assignment to active
duty. The retirement next Monday OF
Maj. Gen. Wheeler, as commanding officer
of the department of the lakes, with
available opening for an officer of the
rank of Gen. Otis and 1t is probable that
he will be assigned to this post
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Peoples Party Ticket.

GRANITE FALLS, Aug. a.-At the
Peoples party county convention held
here yesterday the following were non1in-
ated: Auditor, O. N. Sherdal; treasurer,
]. H. Jertson; attorney, Ole Hartwick
sheriff, j. H. Schwatier; register of deeds
NJ. 3. Jensen; superintendent of schools.
Willis Fairbanks; judge of probate, J. D.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Aug. 81
The dangerous work of running a wan
gun over he dam and through the rapids
was accomplished by Thomas Murphy
and James Sheehan. Two wanguns witch
had been used up river were successfully
landed below the bridge. By means Of
huge oars the two men steered the boats
through the channel
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. s1.-At 10 o,c,oclr
tonight fire broke out in the upper part
of the building at No 604 Canal street.
occupied by the Fairbanks Scale Com,
pany, completely destroying the building
$2oO, 900. keifer Bros. shoe factory. adj
Joining, suffered a loss of S10O, 900, and the
Morris building, corner Of Canal and
camp streets, sustained about $50, 900 dam
the contents of the various offices badly
damaged: The loss, it Is believed, is fully
covered by insurance -'
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LUTHERAN Summaries.

Proposal to Consolidate Those of ST.
Paul and Columbus, o., Rejected.
COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. S1-At today's
session of the Evangelical Lutheran Joint
synod of Ohio and other states the prop
osition to consolidate the theological sem
inaries at st. Paul, Mimi, and this city
was rejected. A resolution was adopted
that the president appoint a committee
to personally supervise the examinations
in the seminaries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Chfnnewn Conntv

MONTEVIDEO, Aug. M.-(speciaI.) -
The Chippewa county Democratic conven-
ton was held at this place today The
following county ticket was nominated.
Auditor. F.. ]. Rubertus; treasurer, F. NJ.
wolfe; register, A. F. Teigen; county at
torneys VIM. Olander; judge of probate,
J: M. Severens; superintendent Of schools,
{. B. Otteson; coroner. DR.. @. r. Rogers
G. A. Fosnes was renominated for repre-
sentative to the legislature.
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To Remove FreclkIes.

The following is an excellent lotion for
removing freckles: Mix together vinegar,
alcohol, lemon juice, oil Of roses, oil Of
cedar, oil Of lavender and distilled wa
ter. Use the lotion when going to bed
and wash off the next morning with
fresh water.
Another simple lotion that makes
follows: One ounce Of powdered alum.
two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice and
one pint Of elderflower water; put in &
bottle and shake well, apply with q
piece of soft rag twice day after wash-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

FISHER, Mimi, Aug. 29.-Lightning
struck the house Of George Bassler early
this morning, tearing the south side of
the building to pieces, and going through
a wire screen into g. room where four
children with their mother were sleep
ing. No one was injur ed but one bed
was demolished. Window frames were
found sixty feet away.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Democrnts Name 3. Tieket.

RED LAKE FALLS, Aug. 9O.-The
Democrats met yesterday and put a
straight ticket in the field, as follows:
Auditor, J. E. Durkee, st. Hilaire: treas
urer, Jake Hull, Wylie; register of deeds,
Edanor Perusse, Terrebonne; judge of
probate, j. T. Knight, Red Lake Falls;
sheriff. Dan Linneh9n, Black River; COR
oner, DR.. I. Leniux. Red Lake Falls; su-
perintendent of schools was left open
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

buttons committee will be made tomorrow
morning
The cities which want next years con-
vention are Denver, Cleveland, Portland
Me-; Louisville, Detroit and Kansas civ.
President Woodwork stated that II Is
likely the choice you'd be left to the ex-
ecutive committee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

Decided 10 Fuse

BRECKENRIDGE. Aug. a.-The Popu-
lists and Democrats nominated the fol-
lowing county ticket: County auditor. r
P. Glover; treasurer, S. B. Reid; reeister
Burau; judge of probate, G. NJ Cowie:
clerk of cou,t, H E. Bailey; county at.
torney, e. Baientine; coroner, DIR. w u
Truax; court commissioner. H. s. Yarrow:
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Instructed for Lima.

CALEDONIA, Mimi, Aug. 31.JThe
Democrats met in convention and elected
twelve delegates to the state and twelve
delegates to the first congressional con-
vention. The delegates were instructed for
John Lind for governor, for Walter Goer-
gen, of this county for state treasurer
and L. L. Brown, of Winona, for con-
gress.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
NEGRO MADE HIS ESCAPE.
Five-Year-Old Girl Said to Hav,

Five-Year-OId Girl Said to Have
Been Assaulted.
The neighborhood in the vicinity of
Twenty-fifth avenue south and Lake
street was thoroughly aroused yesterday
because of an alleged assault attempted
by negro upon the f1ve-year-old daugh-
street. Shortly before noon the celored
man is alleged to have met the child and
entced her to a spot in the neighborhood
where the assault was attempted Mr.
Anderson missed the child and was
searching for her, but did not find her
until the negro had made his escape.
When the story was told an energetic
search was made for the negro, but he
could not be found and the police were
notified.
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west Superior ReDubIfcans.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. 81
Gspecial.)-The slate of former Mayor
DIETRICH went through nearly intact at
the Republican county convention TODAY.
The big fight was on sheriff, William
Sommer winning. In other close con-
tests the winners We're: Clerk of courts,
William Locke; county clerk, John Err
coroner, H. e. Dudley.
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The women Voted

When the proprietor of a dancing pa
vllion at Rockaway Beach barred the
shirt waist man from appearing on the
floor there was such protest that he
decided to test the matter by a vote OF
hundred ballots were cast, and 59S were
IN favor of letting the men go wIthout
their coats
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

SIOUX. FALLS. s. D.. Aug. st.-Cspe-
cial.)-Jack Kiefer,s Sentenced to three
years Experimentation Stanley county
for grand larceny, escaped from the Sioux
Falls penftentiary today He took the
harness from horse standing on the
east side of the Sioux river, mounted the
animal and galloped away.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

Charles Johnson was sent to the work
theft of a bicycle. Joseph Perry 1eceiv-
ed sixty days for like offense Both
men were arrested Thursday in st. Paul.
Johnson claimed to have Snakes" which
he had to feed, necessitating the theft
of the wheel to get money.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Named a Ticket.

held a large and enthusiastic convention
yesterday and nominated the following
ticket: A. H. True auditor; ]. H. Frazer,
register; John Schroeder, treasurer; r. S.
torney; II. Wehrenberg, sheriff; Carl H.
Broat. coroner; c. T. Montgomery sur
yeyOr
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01

Malgren, ]. M. Hursh, S. D. Rider o. s.
Johnson, Henry Plowman, c.. o. Ne,son,
son, s. Folkedahl, L. L Langness, John
Sawyer, Charles Smith c. J. Sawbridge,
Andrew Soriah, M. ]. DAILY, John Bard
son, August Nygren, M. E. Granrud, c..
p. GuneriuS
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Ken.ucl.y Miners on str1lse.

LONDON Aug. s1.-The miners In the
entire Jellico district will quit work to-
day, demanding an advance in the wages
The operators are making no efforts TO
secure other miners. Several thousand
miners are affected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Gold and Lend.

After keeping a cylinder of gold and one
Of lead together for four years at about
IS degrees Fahrenheit-that IS, q compare
Austen found that the gold had slowly
but surely made its way into. or mixed
with, the lead.
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FRONTIER AFFRAY.
Tension Between Roumania and
bulgaria Continues.

VIENNA, Sept. 1.-As a result Of the
tension between the Roumanian and BuI
garian governments during the demand
Of the former for the suppression of the
Montenegrln revolutionary committee,
frontier effray took place between Ron
mandan and Bulgarian peasants at
Vhromyoa. few miles from the iron
Gate" of the Danube on the Roumanian
killed and many on both sides were
wounded.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-01
Heavy Gold Shipment.

SYDNEY, N. S. w, Aug. 31.-The
steamer Moana, Capt. Carey, which sail
ed from this port Aug. %. for San Fran
cisco, has on board $2,750,0O0 IN gold.
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RenviIle County.

OLIVIA, Aug. 31.-The Renville county
Democratic convention elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the state conven-
ton: ]. c. Koelafgen, Gus O'Hara,
Joseph Ranwiler, Pat Croner Ed O'Con..
nor, Eric L. Wine, r. T. Daley, e. M
H6,atton, T o,Connor, A; L. Bratch, C. F.
McCorquodale, P. H Kirwin, P. j. Daley
Thomas McKinty; alternates, Henry
Koelfgen, Thomas White John Mahol-
yale, Henry Nipple. John McCabe, o. K.
Osmundson, G. F. Dieknow, r. Stein, A
Hatton, w. J. Ashley, John Schmidt.
The delegates to the third district con
Yention are: VIM. Wlckmeler, M D.
Brown, Henry Nipple, ". A. Nellermore,
L. E. Lien, Frank Carey, Frank Mason,
J. M. Freeman, John Kelly, d. ]. Dacey,
John Ederer. Alternates are: Charles
Dieter, George Biebel, Pat Cronen, Jacob
Nellermoe, J. A. Tasse, G. johnson, S.
a. Smith, P. II; Kirwan, W. J. Heaney.
Gus Wagner, E. F. Lentz. Resolutions
Lind were passed.
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surveyor, F. V. Everdell; commissioner.
second district, Henry Bodson; commits
sioneI, fourth district, j. R. Radermacher.
Frank McEIhoes selected his delegates to
attend the legislative convention, which
has not yet been called.
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Benton County.

SAUK RAPIDS. Aug. S1.-(special.)-
The county convention met this after
noon nc D. The he following delegates were chos-
Heltemus. J. B. Schouler, D. NJ. Sowa,
J. c. Momberg, Dr.. Stuart Leach. Thos
Van Etten, E. w. Mayman, F. Letting
we'll. Delegates for congressional con-
vention: J. B. Hellemus, A. E. Kasner,
j. c. Momberg, w. F. Ewert L. Wis
niewski, e. w. Mayman. Delegates to
convention at Little Falls: Thos Van
l5tten, Mic Smith. H p Wood. ]. B.
SCHNEIDER, F. G. Smith, A Rogeskewski.
All those who attend the state or CON
gressional conventions were empowered
to cast a full vote. Judge Searle was In
dorsed at the Little Falls convention.
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COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
DEMOCRATS PREPARE TO Make A
FIGHT ALL ALONG THE LINE.

Reports Of additional conventions held
in the various counties of the state.
Thursday, show that harmony between
the Democrats and Populists prevailed,
and that when 1T was deemed advisable,
fusion was effected. Every convention
Endorsed Gov. Lind's administration and
instructed the delegates to vote for his
denomination.
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For Municipa1 1mprovement.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. s1.-The fea-.
American Society of Municipal Improve
ments was a paper by c. A Legion, OF
Milwaukee, on Tree Planting and Boul-
evarding in Large Cites
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ol1n,sted County.

ROCHESTER. Mimi, Aug. a.-(spe-
cial) county Democratic convention
following delegates to the state conven-
ton were chosen: William Kelly .Jr.,
George Knox, John Kelly, w. Logan
Breckenridge, NJ. Heffron, William An
John Roth, o. H. Page, Adoiph Bier,
man, D. BATHS, R. D. Maxfeid, P. c.
Maroney, Matt -Kiefe and John Elliott
They were instructed to vote for John
delegates were also chosen for the con-
gressional convention which mqSfs in
Rochester Sept. II. These were instruct
ed for L. L. Brown, Of Winona, for con.
QreSS
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Enthusiasm In ROCK county.

LUVERNE, MINI, Aug. S1-(Special.)-
The Democratic county convention con-
vened in this city late yesterday. The fol-
lowing delegates were chosen to attend
kato: George p. Jones, Hon. Jay Ladue,
August Rathjen, Harry Storts, J. W. Tat
ge. The delegates to the state conven-
ton are the same, with the addition CT
George Baker and James McKeon. DELE
gates were instructed to vote solid for
Lind. w. 3. Brown, Jay Ladue and A
>JaycoX delivered speeches. The eonven-
ton throughout was very enthusiastic,
Another County sor lind.
REDWOOD FALLS, Aug 31.-The Dem
ocrat and Pooulist conventions to elect
delegates to the state and congressional
conventions Were held at Wabasso yester-
state convention were instructed for John
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Dakota County.

HASTINGS, Mimi, Aug. S1.-(special. y
At the Democratic county convention
held at Hampton yesterday afternoon the
following delegates were elected:
State Conventional. B. Gergen, Will
liam Hanson, August Oman, A. ]. Schal-
Ter, L. c. Hodgson, Fred Schweich, 81
mon Mainz, J. J. Giefer, L. L. Ellsworth,
P. H. O'Keefe, P. P. Veins Edward Du-
Plus, Daniel Delaney, William Ca6zow,
P. II. Hagney, M. j. Hynes, William Glib
bons, P. H. Barton, John Pennington,
Christ Boulger. Congressional J.
SchmitZ, Nicholas Gillen, A. ]. Schaller,
Charles Fitch, G. w. Wentworth, John
O'Brien, J. H. Sullivan, John Penning-
ton, p. II. Feeley, ]. S. Alexander, 81
bert Bowe, Christ Boulger, John Wurt-
Eier, Henry Endres, John Moliter, L. G.
Hodgson, o. c. Thompson.
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

LONDON, Aug. S1-sir John Bennett
Lawes, noted for his work in regard to
practical and scientific farming, is dead.
He was born Dec. 2S. 1874.
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estimated value of the personal property
left as $4,000, and the cal property as
$50, representing the value of an unim-
proved city lot.
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TOOK THE WRONG DOSE.
Martin Peterson Takes CarbO1ic
Acid Instead of Medicine.

Acid Instead of Medicine.
Martin Peterson, 1918 Polk street north
east, nachinist employed in the Union
iron works, died yesterday morning from
which he swallowed by mistake. A short
time ago Peterson had one of his toes
injured while at work, and was given
carbolic acid to prepare solution. lie
was also taking medicine for other
troubles, and yesterday morning in some
unaccountable way he got the acid in
stead of the medicine, and swallowed
large dose Of it. He died soon after
wards in terrible agony.
Peterson is survived by a wife and two
children.