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in another district. He spoke Of the trust
tariff, and sugar beet and foreign possess
sions issues and aroused much enthusi-


sions issues and aroused much enthusi-
aSm.
AITKIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Eddy
and J. Adam Bede opened the republican
campaign here last night with a rousing
meeting, many being turned away on
account Of lack Of even standing room.
Mr.. Bede made a stirring address of half
an hour. He left last night by team for
Mora. Mr.. Eddy made mastery adj
dress and held the close attention of the
people for an hour and half.
WINONA, MINN.-Governor s. R. Van
SAINT will put in busy day on Tuesday,
when In this vicinity on his campaigning
tour. He will be accompanied by Mr..
Iverson and will arrive at st. Charles at
IL o'clock a. and SPEND some time
there. Then he will drive by team to
Utica and Lewiston. At the latter place
he will take the afternoon train east bound
on the North Western. Arrangements
have been made to have this train held for
a brief time at Stockton and Minnesota
City, allowing the governor a few minutes
at each of these places. He will arrive
here about o'clock and address big
meeting in the evening.
FARIBAULT, Administrator Moses
f. Clapp and c.. r. Davis will give adj
Much regret Is felt at the announcement
that Governor Van SAINT will be unable
to speak here during the campaign.
FOSSTON, MINN-A monster republi-
can rally is being arranged for this place
next Saturday evening. Governor Van
SAINT, Halvor STEVENSON and A. D. Stew
ems. candidates for congress and the
state legislature respectively, will speak.
barbecue will be given at noon pre-
ceding the meeting.
AUSTIN. MINN.--The county republic
can central committee has completed
plans for a vigorous roundup of the cam
paign by series of rallies in different
parts Of the county. Leading republican
local orators are scheduled to speak.
Frank Wilson Of Red Wing will speak at
Dexter on Friday evening, and Congress-
man Frank Eddy at Grand Meadow VIII
lage Monday evening, and Congressman
James A. Tawney at Austin Thursday
evening" Oct. 80. There will be rallies ut
eleven different points In this county with
especial reference to getting out the re-
publican vote for Van SAINT annd Tawney.
NEW ULM, MiNN.-Sheriff Mcmillan
Of Nicollet county late yesterday after
noon arrested John A. Ioeffelmacher on
the charge Of attempting to explode a
charge VI dynamite III b llieSllllls eng Inc
owned by John Mans and Adam Wenigar,
residents Of West Newton. The alleged
crime was committed Sunday night, a
pipe four feet long and containing six
pounds of the explosive being placed be-
tween the flues Of the boiler. BY the
merest accident it was discovered by
Wenigar and an explosion, which must
have resulted in the death Of several men,
was avoided. Last fall unknown persons
placed railroad spikes in threshing ma
chine owned by Mans and. Wenigar, and
it was completely ruined. Following this
both men received obscene and defama
tory letters, and the practice eventually
became so vicious that complaint was
made to the authorities. Upon evidence
collected by the latter, John Loeffelma cher
and his brother Albert were bound over
to the United States district court, which
cOnvenes Nov. IA.