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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
BOTH ARE REPUBLICANS.
Men Who Are Contrasting Possession
of ,Eriacn PuhIic Office

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. s.-Although
ex-Tax Collector Sheehan. who attempt
ed to retain possession of his Office by
force, has abdicated in compliance with
an order of the superior court, he de-
clares he will continue the contest. 1t is
not denied that, j. IL. Scott was elected
at the recent election. Sheehan not even
being candidate. but the latter claims
that he is entitled to retain the position
pending judicial decision as to SCOTS
eligibility, Both men are Republicans.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
g ,on,. county,s Assessment.

st. Louis county yesterday made a
statement to the state auditor of the tax.
we.s s953. 0S6 Oh: upon a valuation of Si2,-
E4lT
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
Total. 8 transfers. .........

Wisconsin Central Railway Ter
minals at Chicago.
Patrons, Please Take Notiee-The Wis
consin Central Passenger Trains now ar
rive at. and depart from the Central
Passenger Station. Park Row and 12rh
st.. at Chicago. Freight will be ham
died at the Commodious Freight Ternin-
ais Of the Illinois Railway. foot Of
South Water ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
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SEVENTH AND CEDAR SITS.
Tel 732. Meat Market, 1872.
IS Gents
A dozen for Fancy Sweet Juicy Oranges.
good size. (These are Sonora Mexican
Oranges. very thin skin and heavy)
f21a GesaEs
A dozen for Fancy Sweet Mexican Or,
anges-thin skin and heavy fruit. worth
double our price.
I'D Gents
A pound for Fancy Rich Full Cream
Cheese. Sale limited.
A fine lot of Dairy Butter in gallon
Jars and five-pound jars.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
TO CURD La GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t falls
to cure E. w. Groves signature Is ON
each box. 25c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
ROSE CROIX DEGREE.

1t Was Conferred by the Scottish
Rite MasOns Last Night.
The regular business sessions of the
Scottish Rite Masons Of the Valley of st.
Paul were continued yesterday. At the
afternoon session st. Paul chapter, Rose
Croix No. 1, worked in the fifteenth, six
teenth and seventeenth degrees. AT the
evening session the eighteenth degree,
Knight of Rose Croix, was given.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
BUCK w Il Eat.
FAC

For ten-pound bags of the best Buck
wheat In the market. We have consign-
ed to us a carload of this pure Buckwheat
to be disposed of quickly. Hence, this
price. It's less than other dealers have
10 pay for it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
bitches In THE RED
SECRETARY HOAG, OF THE STATE
DRAINAGE COMMISSION, FILES
A REPORT
THEIR BENEFITS ARE PROVEN

But the Work Has Been Hampered
for the Lack of Funds-NOthinA
Can BE Done Now Unless Money
Is Forthcoming From Some I'm
expected SOurce-Ditches Are Inn
proving With Each Seasons Use.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
EAGLES MEET TONIGHT.
limitations to Be Followed by In
1T Of


stalIation of Officers.
A meeting of the st. Paul eyrie, Order
Of Eagles, will be held at Assembly hall
tonight, when the installation Of officers
will take place and a number of candi-
dates initiated, A business meeting was
held last evening. The meeting tonight
opens at 8, o'clock. and a. large attendance
is desired.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10
STAND BY ICE PALACE
CARNIVAL DIRECTORS TO BUILD
ONE If THE WEATHER
PERMITS
PRUDEN WAS TAKEN TO TASK

Stove Man Who Introduced the Anti
Palace Resolution Passed by the
Chamber Of Commerce Was Ar
raigned Before the Court of Bore
a1is Rex Last Night to Answer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-10

Building PermIts-Two minor build
ing permits aggregating $1,000 were issued
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
THE PROSPECT IN CHINA.
AFFAIRS RAPIDLY ASSUMING A MORE
SATISFACTORY SHAPE.
IHr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

LRE TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIsUxE
Washington. Sept S.-AIthough to-day was de-
void OF practical developments in the diplomatic
phases OF the Chinese complication, none Of the
FoWers having made any new move in reference
70 the Russian declaration Of purposes, there is
e wen grounded impression that matters are
rapidly assuming shape which will permit a
-ong step toward the conclusion OF the anomalous
condition al present existing in the vicinity Of
Feklng and Tiea-Tsin. II is not too much 10
say that the question Of withdrawing troops
rom Peking has come TO be regarded as a mere
detail compared with the more significant reit-
Grafton Of Intentions by all the Powers against
territorial aggression, which leads the United
states 70 regard the time as ripe for a distinct
advance ii the direction Of re-estab blshing the
Imperial Government as 4 party to the neces-
sary negotiations for the permanent security of
foreign interests in the Empire Ii Hung Chang
and Minister WI, acting on directions suggested
by the President have entered heartily into the
work OF facilitating the preliminaries TO these
negotiations by efforts 10 open communication
with the Emperor. to whom IN due time il is
likely that the President will address reassur-
ing letter calculated TO remove all alarm as 10
the Imperial security al Peking and to demon
strate the anxiety Of the Powers TO preserve the
dynasty
The State Department to-day received a dis
patch from Commissioner Rockhiu, dated shang-
hal September I, saying that missionaries arriv-
ing from the west and northwest report quiet
everywhere along the routes. Only four north
west provinces show signs of disturbance. This
dispatch confirms the conviction already gain
ing ground in Washington that fourteen OF the
eighteen provinces of China are not only orderly,
but ready 10 exert their powerful influence 10
Guell the disturbances in the northwest where
foreign interests are now practically non-ex-
istenr
There are indications that Minister Conger IS
about TO remove the American Legation for the
winter season 10 Shanghai IN account Of the
incleuency Of the Pektng climate and The in
couveniences OF living in Pe-Chi-Li Province at
this time It Is pointed out that his usefulness
would be no more impaired by this move than
that Of Lord Pauncefote 10 England has been in
the last few months when the British Embassy
has been maintained in Newport. Il is also
garded possible that Shanghai, on account
Of It's geographical position. may become the
scene Of the negotiations for the permanent set
tlement OF the complications
The departure Of the Legation from Peking
would perhaps render superfuoUs the main
tenance Of the whole OF General Chafee's force
there, and il If 10 he noted that the War De-
partuent has abandoned its intention OF send
ing any more recruits or supplies 10 Taku, for
the present at least. and the next transports
10 arrive al japanese ports viii BE- met by or
ders 70 go TO Manila.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
SLEEPS NEARLY AL OF THE TINE.
FOR DAYS ROBERT MALrB1E HAS BEEN CON
scIors Only AZ BR1EF E-rERvALs

FOR DAYS ROBERT MALTBIE HAS BEEN CON
sc1oUs ONLY At BRIEF INTERVALS
PlainheId. y J. Sept. 5 CspeciaD.-WfJh the ex-
cepCion OF few brief intervals Of consciousness
Robert Maltbie, a young man living n the little
village OF New-A1arker. three miles from this city
has been asleep since last Tuesday His physf-
clan, Dr.. Whitford. OF New Market. Is bafied 5y
the strange actions OF his patient and has so far
been unable 70 keep him awake FOR any length OF
time Yesterday he so far regaiaed consciousness
70 be able 70 converse for a few moments He
rational. and there was no sign OF any afec-
ZION OF the brain.
DR.. Whitford believes that e Is 4 dis
order which has taken this strange way OF showing
itself. II was last Sunday that young Malrbe first
began 10 fesl drOwsy duFtng The day He went 20
his work Monday IN New-york where ne IS en-
open that day. The next day ne was compelled 70
return 10 MS home. He slept al the way our N
the car and the conductor aroused him with din
Guilty when the train reached Dunellen. Since then
he has been in semi-oomatose state. with short
periods OF consciousness during which ne has taken
food. During his sleep his pulse fell as low as
forry-sx beats the minute while his tsraperature
nInety-six, The efforts or his physician have
been so far successful that MalJbis aWakens more
frequently and for longer intervals, but he still
sleeps al but small fraction OF the day Dr
Whitford believes that he viii able 10 restore rhe
Gently, he appeared 70 be quite well, and had been
active in athletic sports
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ARBE17ER sEcRET4RI4r ORGANIZED.
FORMED BY GERMAN SOCIALIST LABOR UNIONS
IT'S AIMS AND OBJECTS

At meeting Of German Socialist Labor reform
ers held II the Labor Lyceun, No. 81 East Fourth
ST. last night, an organization was formed called
the "arbeiter secretariat. The membership for the
present is 10 be limited 10 German Socialist trades
unions. While the idea is said 10 be new one
in this country the secretariar is said 70 have
complished much in European countries, II is in
reality central labor body and the one organized
here VIII have about thirty unions included in its
membership. It's only salaried officer will be The
secretary, who will devote his entire time 70 the
work
a part Of the work Of the secreJariat viii be
70 look after the individual interests OF the trades
unionists. Should an employe have dispute with
his employer over a question Of wages, IN whlcn
appeal 10 the courts would De necessary the
secreCariat will take charge Of the employees case,
engage counsel and bear all the expense OF the
trial
1se4 the first secretartat was formed IN Sttzer-
land and IL with such success that II was
quickly subsidized by the canton IN many other
European cities the secreJariat Is now recognized
and hourishing institution especially IN the cities
Of Germany and Belgium
In this city the German carpenters. br1cklayers
and painters will be the most Interested IN the
new movement These unions comprise nearly ten
thousand men
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
HAPPENINGS At LEYOX.

Lenox Sept. s.-The Rev Arson Phelps Stokes,
jr of St PauPs Episcopal Church, OF New-Eiaven.
will preach his first sermon priest OF the Epis-
copal Church at Trinity Church tomorrow morn
ing This announcement was made here this after
noon and created a good deal OF interest The
Stokes family is at Shadow Brook and win be
present az the service on sunday morning.
Mrs. John Sloane gave the largest entertainment
Of the season at Wyndhursr this afternoon a
garden party 10 which all the cottagers were In
vited- Mrs Sloane received the guests assisted by
her daughter, Miss Evelyn Sloane. Nearly every
family az country places IN Lenox was represented
at the AFFAIR, and the guests included the members
OF the Diplomatic Corps IN Lenox and the
mem oers OF the different house parties. Over three
hundred were on the grounds IN the afternoon
Mrs Frank K. Sturgts gave fair at her coun-
Try place ClipsrOne Grange this afternoon for the
benefit OF the House OF Mercy Hospital and the
Lenox Cooking School The fair was largely at
tended.
The annual tournament OF the Lenox Golf Club
Will open on Monday. with over one hundred en-
trles representing some OF the best golf players
OF the East Teas will De given each day by the
women OF the club
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
THREE ALLEGED rFIEFEs cArGHr

Ogdensourg. y. y. Sept. a-TArough thu Rertuo-
prison record system ths Identification OF thre-
OF a gang % Ave sIegsd pickpocksrs xho bav-
been operating the excursion srear-a-~
and AZ the summer resorts the ST. Law
renee River mas been accomplished. The zanx
which successfully operated AZ 81. Lawreaee Pars
was arrested al BrOOkviile About s. so and tour
sets OF diamonds were found on the person OF On.
VINO gave the name OF II 3 Carter of Syrraeus.
The Government % Canada appealed % ana
sent their chief datectve 20 assist IN i4enucyin<
the prisoners. Attempts 70 Photograph them wzrs
unsuccessful The best OF what were taken vVz-4
sent 70 the Ssw-YoTk Boston, Syracuse Chl-a "a
and Montreal police and Chief AicClusky OF NeSr-
York Identified three Of the prisoners Joseph Dar
rtnsron, ahas "Darho" No. sea- IN New-Yorw
ROguss' Gallery George Carr, alias Butch CoIia-
CHAN. No. ltS5 and Harry Hamilton, No 2sl2. an
well known professional thieves, They save ths
names of Joseph Dudley, George AfcAIullen ana ~
2. CarteE respectively The other prisoners a. ~
sarded tools and are unknown,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
GULF COAST STORMSWEPT
FEARS Of SERIOUS LOSS or LIFE AMONG
THE Low LYING LOUISIANA ISLANDS.

New-Orleans, Sept. S.-The storm which
struck New-Orleans last evening continued its
fury. with heavy downpours OF rain. until day
light. prostrating telegraph and telephone wires
in all directions, Only two lives are known TO
have been lost. but. almost the entire State felt
the effects OF the blew Lake Pontchartratn
was a miniature sea all night. Through the
new canal the sea water has backed up. and
traffic over the Louisville and Nashville road is
almost suspended. Damage is reported TO the
bridge at St Catharine. and several hundred
feet OF the track was undermined along the Mis-
sissippi Sound. No definite news has come Of
the effect OF the storm at Grand Isle and Che
Mere Caminada, or OF the conditions al the
mouth Of the river. All the southern coast OF
Louisiana has been swept.
The sea water has been backed up to the Mis-
sissippi River levees on the east bank DR.. Q. Il.
Burford and Superintendent Richard Quinn,
Government officer at Fort St. Philip, went
down the river in a catboat on Thursday even
ing and this evening the boat was found bottom
up. They are unquestionably drowned.
The damage TO crops from sea water is large.
Every attempt 10 get communication by wire
between this city and Port Eads has failed. and
IL is impossible, therefore 70 learn what damage
has been done there.
The highest tide and heaviest blow since Octo-
Der. 1893, prevailed at Bay ST. Louis this morn
ins. doing much damage along the beach front,
and this afternoon there is no sign Of abatement
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. S-A dispatch from New
Orleans says; There are rUnOrs early this
morning Of great damage and loss Of life in last
nights storm on some Of the Gulf Islands par
ticularIy Grand Isle. bur IL viii be a day or two
before authentic news can be secured from
there. IN New-Orleans during the afternoon
and night the wind reached a velocity Of forty
eight miles an hour. IN the city the damage is
restricted TO the destruction of the Metarie
Bridge and the blowing down Of many telephone
wires. A child was killed. being blown, TO-
gether with the entire front balcony. from a
house in F'ront-st-"
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
BRITAIN WANTS SATISFACTION
WITH OR WITHOUT THE POWERS SHE WILL
ACT IN CHINA

London, Sept S.-The Right Hon. Sir Mat
thew White Ridley, Secretary Of State for the
Home Department, speaking at Blagdon to-
night, said that IN China TO arrangement would
be satisfactory that would give the Chinese
Government a plausible appearance OF triumph.
The British he declared, must obtain adequate
satisfaction for the most wanton outrage Of the
century. They did not want a foreign Power
IN China but would prefer a strong Chinese
government. able 10 give security 10 foreigners
and 70 maintain treaties, I hope" said Sir
Matthew. that this viii be done in concert;
but, II necessary. we must carry il out in our
OWL wav."
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
MADISON SQUARE FHE4PRE

The Husbands OF EsontIne." which vas piaysa
for the hrst time here The Madison Square
Theatre last night, was disappointment even To
those who were familiar with the French farcss
Of the last few seasons. There seemed te be some
little intention Of making IL constructlveIy decent
while the whole spirit OF II vas uacleanaess. and
the effect was Of deeper dyes washed out There
was the had after taste IN the mouth. with no
previous efervescencs. Il was rot only stale and
unclsan, but II utterly duiL The farce was
preceded oy A serious play in three acts, occupy
lus less tnau an hour altogether. called III and
little Christina Il was adapted BY Basil Hood
from 3 story BY Hans Anderson IL told = simple
and conventional sto-y and vas pretrigy acted.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ARNHEIM,
BROADWAY g. 9Th STREET.
HUNTED BT HEy AND DOGS.

DESPERATE NEGRO. wEo ATTACKED WOMEN.
CAUGHT AND LOCKED CP
viaeland y. J.. Sept S-The Inhabitants q New
field. q small place near this city had an exciting
man hunt to-day For some tine negro has been
attacking women and rObbing farms n the vicinity
Of Newdeld- To-day a well armed body o. men ac-
coupalied by dogs, started our 20 search for rhs
negro, and ne was rraiIed by rhe dogs 20 a dense
swamp. Joseph Hankins. boy about seventeen
years old. suddenly came upon the nan IN the
thicker- The negro drew revolver. and. threaten
ing 70 Kill the boy II he made ourcry, backed
away and escaped Late This afternoon the posse
again came UpOr the negro along the road near
Newdeld Half dozen rsvolvsrs were levelled AZ
him and The hunted nan surrendered Es Was
titled the prisoner The man who attempted ~
hold nim Up on a lonely road on Thursday nlghg
Three farmers also came forward and charged rN
negro with shooting at and attempting % roo rheU
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ARE THE POWERS DIVIDING?
REPORTS FROM EUROPEAN CAPITALS INDI
CATE A BREAK IN THE CONCERT.

REPORTS FROM EUROPEAN C-AT1 ----'' ~ IL
CATE A BREAK IN THE CONCERT.
st Petersburg, Sept. ST Is believed in well
il formed circles here that the adherence OF the
United states and France 20 Russia's proposal
70 withdraw the troops Of the Powers from
Peking may now be relied Upon. Japan's ac-
oeptance is also expected, and the support OF
Germany and Great Britain Is not yet oespaireo
OF Bu1 If they DO not agree 70 do so, Russia
IL is again asserted, Will nevertheless hrnlly
maintain her decision to withdraw her troops
from Pektng.
Berlin. Sept. 8-The ''Tageblatt" tonight says
II Ia certain that Germany, Japan, Great Britain
Austria and Italy viii leave their troops at
Peking those OF Russia, the United States ana
probably France withdrawing 70 Tien-fsin
Cologne, Sept. e.-The Berlin correspondent
Of The Gazette" says that the Washington re-
port ehronlcled by the entire press to-day
referring 10 the proposed compromise offered ny
Germany on Russia's withdrawal from Peking
scheme, must be the result OF a nlisunderstand-
ing. as no such proposal has been made on the
oar1 Of Germany.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
FLY TO PIECES.
ae Eject of COnee on Highly Organized
People.

nave been coffee User for years. ana GDout
-Eo years ago got into a very serious condition
= dyspepsia and indigestion. Il seemed 70 me
"o1lc Ey 70 pieces. I was nervous that al
ne least noise I was distressed and many times
-g--c Tot srrHlghten myself up because OF the
pain
4y physician told me must not eat any
Aesvy Or strong food and ordered Z diet, giving
ne some medicine. I followed directions care
l---ys but kept using coffee and did not get
any better. Lass winter husband who was
away o. business had Postum Food Cefree
served % him - the family where he boarded
he liked & well that when he came home
ne brought eoTne with him We began using II
and found y .g1oEt eEcsIsht, While ] drank II
ray stomach never bothsrsd ms IN the least, and
got over my nervous troubles When the
rostuIn WGE al gone returned 70 coffee, tIleH
rly stomach Le-gan 70 hurt ms before and the
nervous conditions caule on 6aain-
That showed me exactly what y as ths cause
u the whole trouble 50 quit drinking ceres
altogether and kept using Postum r tood |oI-
Zee The old troubles left again and nave
nsver had any Ereubls since Anna G9sns AAA
@-1hrztE OhI6,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
70 SERVE on CHAFFEEs STAFF.

Washington. sept. Snail advices from the Phil
ipp.aes say nat Ma5or-GereraI Macarthur has
ulds- The War Departments order OF July q. de-
-a1ed -lsu-erzn--C0Ionel Joseph T Dicknan, 26tn
Tinted States Volunteers captain sth United
States Cavalry and Major Charles 4 NUT SsIA
Iztau--v captain. 2d United States Infantry 10
proceed from Manila 70 Taku. China, and report 20
Ls1c--Ee1e-a- Chaffee for such STAFF duty as he
--ay assign and II addition they are ordered 70
---s r5e 1-zartZatiCu and general working or me
different allied forces assembled Tor service n
-1-Es- ard VIII report Dy mail the result of such
observations direct 70 the Adjutant-Ceneral Of the
Z
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
ORDERED TO TAIYUEN-FU.

Tt4B EMPREss DOWAGER sUMMoNs HEB
sr.TE ADVISERS TO THE NEW CAPITAL.
Berlin, sept. IA dispatch from Shanghai,
dated September T. says
II is reported acre that General Yung Il, With
his troops returned from Pao-TIng-Fu to Tai
yI7en-F'u On September 2
0hing sin the AanchU president Of the Aia-
isrrv OF Finance, is reported 20 have committed
suicide.
cbanz Chi Tungs efforts 70 secure = loan Of
5fl0 0O0 taejs from Chinese merchants a. Han
lou are believed 10 have failee.
The Chinese papers publish an eGict, Gacea
A1zz1s4 I6 ordering the presidents and secre-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
GENERAL EooDFoRD N PERIL.
DRAGGED OFT OF THE Way OF HORSES N FRONT
OF rRTNsT-v -rEr-RrE

General Stewart = woodsord rad marrow -
cape from injury yesterday n Broadway nearly
n front o. Trinity Church. He EEL n crossing ne
street which Is badly torn up there. and was IN
danger % being over BY q team drawing a
truck. which was close upon him jeremiah J.
Haggerty os Brooklyn. ran rom the Sidewalk aua
dragged General WoOd1Ord out % the way of th4
horses Just n time. General Woodcr5 thanked rs
rssCuer, while peT5Ds who witnessed the rescue
appauded Haggerty FOR his bravery
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
WAGES REDUCED IN ALABAMA

Ala. says: The Alabama miners have felt the re-
duction in the price OF pig iron Wages henceforth
viii be 521a cents a ton. the selling books OF the
iron companies showing that during August the
average p-fCe OF pig iron under 81 a rOu.
The pipe plant OF the Central Foundry Company
al Bessemer has closed down The men quitting
work because Of s per cent reduction n wages.
Two hundred men are affected
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
4 H7SSJyG WOMAN FOUND.

Ithaca y Y Sept S-Ada A. Brown, who left
her home few days ago, and search for whom has
been continued until today. with result, has
been found in Cortland. She had been working
there in q boarding house conducted By Mrs
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
TROUBLES OF TIE MILK DEALERS

Niddletown, n Y, Sept 8-There is great acJiv-
ity among the milk producers along the line OF the
Ontario and Western Railroad, and many are join
ing the Five States MIX Association A big milk
predicted. unless the creamery men and
dealers accept the price which. il Is expected, the
committee Of the assOCia ton viii name soon Tor
the sfX
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
MARINES REJoN THEIR SHIPS.

London, Sept. s.-The British Admiralty an
nounces that the members OF the naval brisades
who participated in the relief OF Peking have re-
joined their ships
Berlin, Sept. s.-A dispatch received here to-
day from Annoy, under date OF Thursday, Sep
tember d, says that all the foreign marines who
had been landed there and at Kulang-Fu were
withdrawn that morning.