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ton which will be called to order at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, will elect 112
delegates to the state convention May 16
in Minneapolis.
The Second which will follow the ad-
journment of the First, will elect the two
delegates to the national convention.
Robert Jamison will probably lie made
the chairman of the convention. 1t is
understood that Judge Jamison also
aspires to the Craftsmanship of the state
convention.
State Senator Nj J. Daily, of the Fifty
ninth senatorial district, is likely to be
the fusion nominee for congress in the
Seventh district. In the event of his
nomination for congressional honors Sen
ator DAILY will give Congressman Eddy
the race of his life and those best posted
in Seventh district politics, say he viii
easily defeat Eddy.
Mr.. DAILY has been prominent in politics
in Otter Tail county for twelve years
past He is fine orator, one of the best
stump speakers in the district, and ex-
ceedingly popular. He held the Office of
county attorney for four terms and de-
clined the nomination in 1888 in order to
run for state senator, to which office he
was elected by handsome majority
Friends of Mr.. DAILY claim that he is
the only man who can defeat Eddy in the
district. 1t is claimed he can carry the
city of Fergus Falls and will receive the
support Of prominent Republicans who
are opposed to the reelection of Eddy.
Mr.. DAILY was born In st. Paul. March
i3, 1861 He moved to Carver county with
his parents in 1866 and lived on a farm
until sixteen years of age. He attended
school in Minneapolis for five years and
in 1882 moved to Otter Tail county and
engaged in farm insurance business. In
1884, he took a law course of two years at
the Iowa university and was admitted to
the bar in 1886 The same year he COM
menced the practice of law at Perham.
where he now lives. He was elected
county attorney of Otter Tail county in
1890, and held the office until his election
as state senator in 1898.
The Hebrew Democrats of the Sixth
ward held a we'll attended meeting at 1O6
State street last evening. A. Margolis
was elected temporary chairman, and A.
Stein temporary secretary. M Rossman
and M Benstock were endorsed for posi-
tionS under the Democratic adminiStra-
ton. Misses A. j. Cohen and S. Toista-
nog We're also recommended for posi-
tions as stenographers. The following
committee were appointed to wait upon
Mayor Smith in behalf of these indorse-
ments. Oscar Tankenoff, H Harris and
A. Margolis. The Hebrews of the Sixth
ward are very well satisfied with the way
the election went and are more enthusiast
tic than ever in their work for the Demo-
cratic party.
Republican primaries will be held this
evening between the hours of and Z, at
the various polling booths, and it will de-
Volve upon each precinct to select two
delegations.
One will be voted for on white ballots
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
WILLIAM TYRoN ARRESTED.
He Is Charged With the Murder of
the EIias Children

GALLOPOLIS, O., May 7-After evad-
ing the authorities for four years William
Tyron, charged with the murder of the
Elias children at Provo City, Utah, was
arrested today at Ashton, w. Va, and
brought to this city.
Tyron had married the daughter of a
wealthy farmer named Paranek, repre-
senting himself to be a preacher, and had
taken charge of a church at Ashton. He
had been educated for the ministry.
Tyron refused to talk concerning his ar
rest. The authorities at Provo City have
been notified. The Elias children were
drowned in Utah Lake, the ice being
broken and the little ones cast into the
water.
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Bring to mind
Warmers Safe Cure whether mentioned or not

for the steel for the Kansas City conven-
G: 1on hall in record breaking fashion
since April TO, when the contract was
closed, twenty-eight carloads of finish
ed material, weighing over 600 tons. have
5 peen manufactured and shipped. The
ed in the contract for the first shin
mIent, shoI - how rapidly the contract
mas been executed. The last carload
originally contracted for was shipped
saturday One more carload of odds and
ends will be shipped to day. If desired
the GflletteHerzog company can finish
the structural iron work of the conven-
ton hall by July l.
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MR.. TAYLOR IN INDIANA.
Republican Governor of Kentucky y
Guest of Mr.. Finley.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 7.-William 8.
Taylor, Republican claimant to the gov
ernship of Kentucky, is the guest of
Charles Finley, ex-secretary of state of
Kentucky, in this city. He says he is
on his way to Washington, d. c., where
he will stay until the supreme court
passes on the governorship controversy.
He declined to talk of the situation in
Kentucky. Mr.. Finley said the state of
fees would not be visited. He also stat
ed that there is no truth in the testimony
Of Golden at Frankfort Saturday, in
which he (Finley) was represented as
saying that Goebel would be killed.
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HOTEL CLERK IS MISSING
CHARLES F. MORTON BELIEVED TO
HAVE KILLED HIMSELF.

ST. LOUIS, May 1T developed that
Charles F. Morton, night clerk of the
southern hotel, and well known to hotel
men throughout the United States had
disappeared from his usual haunts and
lett letters expressing his intention to
commit suicide
For some unknown reason Mr. Morton
resigned his position last FRIDAY. sinca
When the MOTEL management have not
seen him, nor have they any idea of his
whereabouts.
In the letters Mr.. Morton goes into
minute details in regard to making away
with himself, stating that his body will
De round IN a secluded spot in Forest
tark, Up TO midnight tonight no trace of
his remains have been found
Mr.. Morton has been despondent eve,
since the death of his wife.
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KANSAS CITY ALL FRIGHT.
National Democratic Committee
Again Approves Work.

Again Approves Work.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 7-For the
second time since convention hall was
destroyed by fire, on April IA, the sub
committee OF the national Democratic
committee met here today, and put its
stamp of approval upon the hall and gen
cral arrangements being made by Kansas
Cityans for the July gathering. The COM
mittee, including ]. G. Johnson, Kansas;
Judge Adair Wilson, Colorado; c. A.
Walsh, Iowa. d. ]. Campau, Michigan,
and w. ]. Stone, Missouri, arrived In the
city this morning. Col. John l. Martin.
st. Louis, sergeant-at-arms, and L. II.
Wager, of New York, and his assistant
we're also present.
The committee first viewed the hall site.
at which an army of laborers were work
Ing like beavers, and later were In con-
sultation with the local directors and f.
e. HILL the building architect, who sub
mitted plans of the new structure. The
members of the committee were agree
ably surprised at the remarkable advance
made in rcconstructing the building.
Its splendid" said Mr. Johnson, "you
are making magnificent progress, and
there seems to be no doubt that the hail
will be ready for the convention"
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AN EXCITING OPENING.
Warm Time Ahead for Illinois Re-
publican Convention.

PEORIA, ILL.,, May THE state con-
vention promises to have an exciting
opening tomorrow. i has been the plan
of the state central committee, which Is
controlled by the Tanner-Hancey faction,
to name the temporary chairman of the
convention, and John ]. Brown, of Van
dalia, has been selected by the committee
for the charmanship.
This evening there was conference of
all the delegates opposed to the Tanner
Hancey faction. These were the support
ers Of Senator Cullom and of Reeves,
Carter and Yates, candidates for the
domination for governor 1t was decided
at this conference to oppose the plan Of
the state central committee and Charles
g. Dawes was selected as the opposition
candidate for temporary chairman Ex-
Gov. Joseph W. Fifer was decided upon
for permanent chairman.
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FLOODS IN NEBRASKA.
Three Days of Heavy Rainfall Do
Much Damage.

LINCOLN, Neb., May 7.-Three days Of
heavy rainfall all over the state has caus-
ed high water and floods in many dis
tricts, washing out early planted corn
and drowning some stock.
Between Lincoln and Havelock, tonight,
John Beethoven attempted to cross a
small draw. He was caught in the cur
rent and drowned.
Salt river, west of the city, overf1owed
this morning, flooding the bottom lands
The Blue river at Wymore Is dangerous
ly. high, and residents in the lowlands are
moving out. Water overran the Missouri
Pacific tracks between Elmwood and
Weeping Water, piling rubbish on the
tracks and delaying trains.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS BREVITIEss.

AT the meeting of the board of county
commissioners the committee on licenses
to which was referred the petition of Pc,
Ter Salin, to conduct a saloon at Deep
adversely. '00
The jury in the case of The State
against John P. Nieson, who was indicted
on the charge of stealing an overcoat
from travelling man named Brownlee
last evening returned a verdict of guilty
John. Cronan, who once lived in Min
neapolis, was brought to the city last
night on Milwaukee train with a brok-
city hospital Cronan fell on the side1
walk at Adams, Mimi.
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FOR Olson AND SHEVLIN
MINNEAPOLIS PRIMARIES FAVOR
THEM FOR DELEGATES TO PHIL
ADELPHIA CONVENTION
DALY's BOOM FOR CONGRESS
His Friends Are Not Content to
Count Him Out of
the Running
Yet.
DALYs BOOM FOR CONGRESS

Minneapolis primaries for the election Of
1872 delegates to the county convention
tomorrow were held last evening. Thirty
nine out of the 139 precincts in the city
had been heard from last evening, the
turns indicating a general sentiment in
favor of S. e. Olson and Thomas II.
SheVlin for delegates from the Fifth dis
trict to the Philadelphia national con-
vention. Among the delegates who will
represent the different wards in the city
are Robert Jamison from the Second T.
B. Wright, and w. P. Roberts from the
Fourth; DR.. E. b. Zier and H. E. Fry
berger, from the Fifth; John r. Swift
from the Sixth; James A Peterson, from
the Seventh; James II. Tripp and c. A
Smith, from the Eighth, and Erfck Rhode
from the Ninth
The delegates constitute one set for
both conventions tomorrow The conven-
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WILL GO ON A STRIKE
TWENTY-SIX HUNDRED STREET
CAR MEN OF ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May Sat o'clock this,
Tuesday, morning the mass meeting of
employees of the st. Louis Transit COM
pany, without a dissenting voice, decided
to go on strike Immediately. Two thou
sand six hundred men, it is said, will go
out.
The company employs about 5000 men
in all its branches, and control the street
car lines of St. Louis
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State Of Minnesota

Department OF Insurance.
- whereas, the Canada Life Insurance
Company, corporation organized under
the laws of Canada, has fully complied
With the. provisions of the laws of this
State, relative to the admission and au-
class.
Now, therefore. I, the undersigned. IN
suranee Commissioner. do hereby empow-
Company 10 transact its appropriate
business Of Life insurance in the State OF
Minnesota, according TO the laws thereof,
until the thirty-first day of January, A
ID. 1901 unless said authority be revoked
or otherwise legally terminated prior
thereto.
In testimony whereof. l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal at
st. Paul, this 3lst day of January. A. D.
1900. j. A. O'SHAUGHNESSY
Insurance Commissioners
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COLUMBUS, o., May THE quadren-
NAL general conference of the African NJ.
auditorium with over 400 delegates pres
ent. After preliminary exercises had been
held and the auditorium dedicated to
religious services by Bishop II. M Turner,
presiding officer, the quadrennial sermon
was preached by Bishop A. NJ. Grant He
said the church would plead guilty to the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
wOOLENs ARE HIGH.
Mr.. Browning Relieves Prices VIII
Fail in Autumn.

j. Scott Browning, Of the firm of Brown
ing, King & Co, arrived in Minneapolis
Yesterday, Mr. Browning came to this
city to appoint a successor to the late
George {. Fahyan, who was the man
York
Mr.. Browning reports business as being
prosperous in the East, as it is all over
the country. He says that wooden goods
have advanced SO much that they are
now about as high as they will go. He
believes they will decline this autumn, as
market than there is likely to be a de-
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Mozart han next day, Wednesday, at Ii
o'clock, and select seventy-flve delegates
to the state convention at Minneapolis on
May 16. The state meeting will choose
four delegates apd four alternates to the
Philadelphia national convention
Another set of precinct delegates will
be chosen on pink ballots, and they will
not meet till Saturday morning at II
o'clock, at the same place, and they will
then select two sets Of seyenty-fve dele
gates apiece to represent Ramsey county
in the morning and afternoon conventions
of May IA at Cambridge. The convention
in the morning will nominate candidate
for congress, and that in the afternoon
mates to Philadelphia. Each of the
county conventions will consist of 355 dele
gates.
The Fourth and Fifth district excite
ment will hardly be out of the way be-
fore the Sixth and Seventh take turn
at it. 81
Morris has carried several counties, ap-
parently, at least, in the primaries, and
what is to become of ]. Adam Bede re-
mains to be seen. dtaz
In the Seventh district Eddy seems to
have the best of it, although e. G. Valen-
tine of the state drainage board, who
would like the plum, still, claims that he
will carry two counties, and present solid
delegations therefrom. SO
+ =
The Tawney-Anderson contest for the
Republican nomination in the First dis
trict has been absorbing all interest there
and Tawney's lieutenants seem to have
been taking pretty good care of his fence
If Andersons showing in Winona county
is to be taken as measure of his
strength.
The Fourth ward Republican politicians
were Very much in evidence last night at
the Windsor hotel, where they were fix
ing up a congressional slate for Fred
Stevens and a national slate for President
Mckinley.
1t is practically settled that Swan Pom
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REV sHELDoN's GIFT.
Contributes $1,000 Toward Deten.
tiOn Hospital.

TOPEKA, Kan, May 7.-Rev. Mr.. shei-
don has offered to give the city 81 900 on
condition that the city appropriate a like
sum for the purpose of erecting a deten-
ton hospital TO be operated in connection
with the city jail. The city has accepted
his offer, and work on the hospital will
commence at once. DIR. Sheldon's dona,
tion is from his share of the profits re,
sulting from the Sheldon edition of the
Capital.
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CHICAGO STRIKERS JUB1LANr,
Northwestern Elevated Makes an
Important Concession

-'OH III W estCTH Hf-eNateU Makes an
Important Concession.
CHICAGO, May 7.-Oficials of the
Northwestern Elevated Railroad com
TAny dealt a serious blow to the Build
ing Contractors council and made a CON
session of great Importance to union la
Dor today. President Louderback an
hounces that the 153 union workmen who
went on strike few weeks ago would
be taken back to work tomorrow. under
an agreement conceding every point to
the unions.
Among labor organizations this victory
IS regarded as presaging the ultimate de-
feat of the contractors all along the line
and an early termination of the labor
war prevailing in Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

Richmond Dispatch.
eca aIllt0r h,l9,,, TO tenant about entering Of
nee bu1ldingl-Have you heard the news9
Tenant-What news? news
,o1a J4ahitorLWhy, burglar got In here
iast last night and cleaned out the whole
Fer Iee1aLntIHurrah mt for him! hope you'u
proht by his example '0u Il
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FEDERAL JOBS WAITING.
Plenty of Civil Service Exanfna-
t1Ons to Take Place.

=, The board of examiners of the United
States civil service will have busy time
many positions to fill. and opport11nitv
will be given Minneapolis aspirants to Sc
cure some of the plums.
A postponed examination for clerks in
the general land office win be held June
~ and at the same time for third class
electric craftsmen. The examinations of
appllcants for cadetships in the revenue
and -. A manual training instructor for
the Indian training school at Fort Shaw
vii! be selected in this city in June. Ex-
amlnatons will be held June 1923
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MORRIS, Mimi, May 7-Later returns
from the country districts place Stevens
county IN the doubtful column. Both
hoqy ana Valentine men are claiming it,
are uninstructed, only the convent On
Wednesday will decide.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
SHE WAS IN MINNESOTA
An Actress Found to he Sufferin,
With Smallpox.

CHICAGO, May Miss Nellie r.
Hoyle, member Of the Griffin Entertain
ment company, that has been touring the
northwest, was today found to be suf-
Ierlng from small pox by DR.. Spalding.
cnleI medlcaI inspector of the health de-
partment. Miss Hoyle arrived in Chi
cago from Albert Lea, MINI.
Dr. Spalding found the disease was in
the ninth day of the eruptive stage The
car In which she arrived was disinfected
while the train crew was vaccinated
The other members of the comnanv
have secreted themselves.
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Q "a - TO REA.
Bears the Il The Kind You Have Always Bought
''S1a'''' ef &NAzzzm
REDUCED RATES
BY the chicago Great western Rail-

A fare and one-third on the certificate
plan, for the following meetings:
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters at
SSohlcago q May SIP, tickets on sale May 4
~, good to return May 16; Western Draw
ing Teachers Association and Michigan
Superintendents' Association at Grand
Rapids, Mich, May 9-1f,e tickets on sale
May oh, good to return May 18th. Tor
further information inquire of ]. p. FL
mer, q. a: +. d., corner Filth and Robert
streets, St. Paul.
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charge made In an English nanar 20 n,,-
ring up the spirit of war in South Sfrica
II had been done by sending Bishon T'1r'.
her there to tell the people their rights
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08
BERGH ROUND OVER.
Held to Grand Jury on Charge of
Passing Forged Pnner.

Harry E. Bergh was arraigned in the
police court yesterday on the charge of
discOunting forged paper, which purported
to have been issued by c. NJ. Johnson, of
Cass Lake Bergh is accused of repre-
senting himself as an agent of the Mu-
tual Loan company. He was held to the
grand jury and committed in default of
hni
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

BRECKENRIDGE NAV 7-Reports re-
eeived here indicate that both Big Stone
and kittson counties have gone for Val
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lively that he would not be a candidate
for the position in congress made vacant
by his resignation.
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KILLING OF HULrGREN.

Grand Jury Is Busy Investigating
the Case.
The grand jury empaneled for the April
term of the district court met YESTERDAY
ana resumed the hearing of the
case against Edward Golden and
Torstein Kjerland, who are charged with
pelng instrumental with the death of a
down stairs in the course of a drunken
braWl and who died from his iniuries.
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GROOKSTON, Mimi, May 7.-(SpeciaL) }
EDDY carried the Crookston and Polk
county primaries solid A. D. Stephens
the Seventh district at PhiIadeInhia
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LOoks Like ndhv-

FERGUS FALLS, May while 1t
looks as if Eddy had secured majority
OF the delegates to the congressional con-
chance for Valentine to win out
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Within the reach of everyone pills
bury's Best" at 81 per sack.
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HALL WILL BE READY.

GiIIette-HerzOG Company Can Fin
ish Iron Work by July 1.
The Carnegie Steel company and the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-08

Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
diseases of the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition. 1t enables the
body to assimilate food and so put on
sound flesh and develop strong muscle.
vThe praise would like to give your Golden
Medical Discovery 1 cannot utter IN words or
describe with pen" writes James B. Ambrose,
Esq, of 1905 "a Mifdin Street, Huntingdon, Pa
UI was taken down with what our physicians
said was indigestion. I doctored with the best
around here and found no relief 7Oyote JON
and you SeRk me a question blank 10 III out and
did so and you then advised me to use Doctor
Pierces Golden Medical Discogery. took three
bottles and felt so good that stopped-being
as l think, cured. 1 have symptoms of gas
tric trouble or indigestion now"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps
to pay cost of mailing only. Send 2I
one-cent stamps for paper or 81 stamps
for cloth binding, to DR.. R. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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AGREED UPON MIR. BRYAN.
PopuIists Mt Peter Cooper Dollar
Dinner In Omaha.

Dinner In Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb., May About four hun
dred persons sat down the banquet board
of the Peter Cooper dollar dinner at the
Coliseum this evening. Half of this num-
Der, perhaps, was made up of delegates to
the peoples convention at Sioux Falls. 1t
was given out on excellent authority that
the delegates had agreed to nominate Mr.
Bryan Wednesday, and to leave second
place open to make the subject of a con-
ference A conference committee is to be
named to meet like committee at Kan
sas City.
Gen. Wheeler Not Candidate.
HUNTSVILLE Ala, May 7.-Private
kilograms received from personal friend
of Joseph Wheeler In Washington stated
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CANADA LIFE INSURANCE. COW
PANY

II Principal office Toronto, Ont. Corean-
i5ra Presii IN 4S4':1 Hon. Geo. Albertus COX.
forney to accept service in Min1esofa
aIGs insurance ira Commissioner Cash capitai
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Morris has carried several counties, ap-
parently, at least in the primaries, and
what is to become of ]. Adam Bede re-
mains to be seen. s,naz
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The Fourth and Fifth district excite
ment will hardly be out of the way be-
fore the Sixth and Seventh take a turn
at it. -
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INCOME IN 1895.

ReneuaI IdI premiums. ns......... $24277 q
Diyidends oad uliis ,..;........ 1921, sos %
ues applied to purchase paid
'iioe ana annuties-- 35,l75.u
Rents ia a. premium 1ncome...... 81, 1853, ,262. .21
From ali o+hns Iest ,.......... S29 475. AZ
''iiei sources .....,.. 23,S22. 10
Total income ................ 88.052 $50 "a
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Policies in foroo NO. Amt
ginning OF the year a 722 s7- o-e ~, a.
Policies in force at close @'''@0o'%fI." 30
u 'ne year -............37,1oO SO,22s, ,6sS. %