davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27

Setle 6oUrhe. Die @ebaroen
I'M mettlibsn Stio 8GtOta un0 n6roli=
heR Rebra5ta Iino in tinem sr5itterten
qampIe 9sgsn cine uneeu6bnlih Freh:
SaHos bon 9fsr0eoteben pertuidelt,
bic ibr 6aaptauartier IN 6olt @suntp,
9tsbrasta, bat uf0 Oes oFterE 5treils
gise IN Die 9isbSUbtoiltricte IN 8atota
untsruiumt. gs lit Der loQenanate
6urnep Sang, Der ben 9sboroen
beioer Staten ihOH Diel Su ithnTer ges
maht bat uno Der aus lauter aeIahrIis
hen 8uri1en salamMen gelekt ilf. SIN
suit ma4teu mebrere Diit9Iieoer Der
8anDs tinen Streif3ua in oie @egeno
uOr0lih oon 9slle 6ourhe, cine 9ln.
3abl UeripOller BFer6s puroeH bert bon
oen Weioeldnoereisn gehoblen uH0 ipd=
ter In Den 8lad 6iDs Dertauft. Sberilf
Wolss bon Butte 6ountp, eiuer Der
Dermegenltsu Beamten i'm gBgfen,
oerkplote ole Siebe uno berhaItete sUei
0erlelben in Mc@oot. Neb., tuel6e iebt
i'm Butte 9ouHtpgeIdnsniB ibrem Bro=
ceB enteegenIebsu. @ineR orittsu,
giamens Roscoe 0lOber, oerIOlate Sbe=
rim bis in oas Sauptquartier DER 8an=
De mad 6oIt @ouutp, Rsb., no oerlelbe
aud NIT Ollie beg Dsrtigen Sberiffs
9al Osrhaftet puroe, uno smar auF Der
4liuo SrOa Band. Qls lib Die bei-
ben 8edmten Fertig mahten. nit ibrem
8efaHgeHen GbSnfabrer uuo Sheriff
0all Die BFeroe anipannte, flagte Mlo=
hsr Den MoIes I'm grlaubnis, iRs
1aus gebeu 3u oirIsH. um cine gi.
9arrette 81 bOlen, Die er bort uergsHen
bate. Nlolss beelsitete ibu in oas
0Gus. muroe a6er bort BON Dem @e=
nolIeR oes Wo6er, 9aDe Surnep, Fef=
9ebaltsn uno Ieines ReDolbers entle0iqt
wdbreno WOber binnus elite, elm Be-
rsiiItehenbes gfero oes 5urHep beFtieg
uHo oaDon Ipreugte, ehe oie 9eamten
es oerhin0srn tonuten. Qb fie Oafiir
5urnep mitnabmeH. miro niht 9enlel-
bet. MOber blieb OerIdwuHDsn bis
Dor Elm paar Saeen. ais er in Gmaba
9ele6en uno prompt perbaItet tDuroe.
@r befin0et lib iebt ebeHFans i'm Butte
GOuntp 8sfdnenis. Or if elm 3era-
Her unO einer Der gefdbrlihhen GerIe,
Delhe Die 9rairieu unliher MAIDEN.
3u DerlDuRosrn lit MIR, oaB Die fonf
10 esfpieoteH uno oermegenen Beanlten
iOlasn Burden Grsiheilen srlauben.
Die ibneH Den gDee 3Ar 6luht ebeueu.
@orr.
7eabwoo GsR v8lof Oils
0joIb Reonciion" =&erFeu, welde ole
glad Dias Miususelsui6oft in ct.
sOuis ausaoissIlt bat. 1T bort Der i.
greis jHgsiproteu uorben, mas in biss
IiaeH 1Rineutreilsn eroee 9eirisoiguae
herUorgerufeR bat. Dix ausgefeuteu
&erte ssigtsn Die 9oSaduee bei ber
0jolbsslpinAung in altn uerlhiebenen
Abtufangen. A. ARsegO Barlotti pcH
@o!ena bslduIoist ben 9obp RsrIi pOn
ebeH oortIelbit. aui ibu aus Dem 0inters
belt ssidohen su baben. 8eim SsrbSr
I'M 6rieoensgerIdt wuree 8arlatti 10
srrest un6 lDiIo tn leinem @'ebahgen,
oaB ar gpeSen Aidtadtuns Ses e'sridts.
bcFes sI elmer bOben @Selbiirafe uernrs
tsilt purbe gr tOnuts bisis niSbt sablsH
anc muB ossbagb iibsn.
Sturgis. Sn ben Cbit9drten an
ben A6bdnsen ano In ben Sbdlern Der
Glad Oils maEhe bislen 0rrbit cine
isbr groBs grnte AT MepieIn nn0
onosrem Sblt srsieIt nn0 bic 6rIbte
iinh anBsrorbsHtIih ldmadbais.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27

brettet utroen lou. Dls Tteinunass
duBerungsn Der 8lGtter eeten Dahin,
oaB bic giHtrsibuug elmer 0rinseninz
Stsusr BON Der 8sDoIttrunq ein Ies
bsrreIt mitteldltsrli1sr SnItitutionen
lei. peltsr 6eieitigt ioeroen muHe.
Die SufaRtin W1arid be Ias Wercez
oes, priu3eiIin b0n 2titurisn. Gtpes
tier bss 80nigs 2tlphoRlo bon Spa
nieH un0 Satin oes 8rinSeu Charles
bon Bourbon. itarb tur3 nahosn ne
einem 5ohterfsn ods 9eben qeihenlt
bate. Die @erltorbere mar i'm sSdbre
1880 geborsn, beiratteie i'm 6ebrudr
1901 ben grin5sR Charles BON 8ours
bon uno mar Wlutier BON 3pei Sob
nen: Nlfonfo, geboren in 1901, uno
5srnanoo Wlorid Qlfcnlp, ssboren
1903.
DITTO 3auiiiJ. Mitglieo Der friiberen
5irma 9. Souiiig & 50. in Wien,
Ceiierreih: unb 8rueer ees am IL.
October ourth Seibitmoro aus Dem
2eben geIGieosnen G6efs bsrIeIben, Der
nit $4,000 aus Wisn p;rbuftete, lit
auf ben GandriIheR Snieln perbdfiti
iDOrOsn. Seine f5irmu faairte nit
Decentralization 5um 8strag, bon
$600.000
@roBs 2lnfrsguHg Eat Elm gorFa1
in8erliu beruriaht, oeNen 4nloB nod
in 8uHtel gsbiiat tit Sine ben 6tFe=
ren Stdnoeu on9e60renoe Dame feus
erte duf Den 2dnorltb Or. Snmibt
aus oem benadbarten ae6oin1en einen
RebolDer ub uHO beging oann Sel6itz
moro, inosm iis iin nit ber uGmlihen
Wdffe cine 9ugsl olrh ben Ropf idg=
te. Der 2dnoratb lit oey ibm 3ulefiigs
ten @erlsguns srlesen.
sSn Aiel lit Der betdnute plattoeutz
idle Dihter 5obdnH 0leDer, Director
Der bortigen 5oiotenonItalt, 9eltorbsn.
glm ). Sanuar oisies So6res ndrsn
ibm dnidBlidh ieiRss 75. @sburtstalss
bon gedh uno Geru groBe Ghrunqeu 3u
Sbeil gsmoroen. Die 3abl Der poH
ibm oerfaBten pOetiid,su Werte lit &c,
gion. Seine pllttoeatIhen GSoihte
srfreuen iich ungemeinsr 8eliebthsit.
2tus 9uoapeIt piro bsrihtet. Dag
iich bic pdrlamsntarilhe 9hge oaIel6f
absrmals 6<peutlih be61limluert.
Die @onfersn3eu. tDslds seit einiger
3eit 3mii6eH nem 9reH1ier 5isSo uno
DEN SppoiItionspdrteisn bstreffs 9eus
oeruug Der SeIhGFtsorenung i'm
@aRge uoren. iiHo a6gebrod)eu. unb Is
lhsiut tetne QlusIicht Dorbanoen 5u
isin. edB cine Ger bei0eu Qartsieu
uadgiebt.
Su elmer aus Berlin eingetroffeReH
8epeihe miro mttgsibeilt, odB Elm
ameritaniiber 4eger, RomeRs 9leipis.
in Ruumburg iDegsE 5ootlhldss 3u
etner GsfdngniBitrdfe oone feds 0lo-
uaten Derurtbeilt iperosn iit. 9luF osm
5huBtnFeIt in 3eis. Sahien, ioG er
BEL eiHem preisriReen ieinen @egner.
ben Oldurer 9un3enborT. 70 ihper
0erleBt haben. oaB oieier iturb
3un<rldfige BriDatmsloun9en beIds
gen, oaB aud in Rdmerun benz beut=
f6eu S6ubgebiet I'M dquatoridLen unb
n0rplthsn WsFafrito, Die Stimmnnq
unter ben gingsboreneR cine b0blt BE-
oentlide gsporoen lit. Icitoem oieIe
Runoe BON zen 8orgGngen In Deutia=
Siipiueltufritd uno ndmenttih bon Der
berdusforoernoen RriegsertlGrun1
6enorit @itbois erhoIten babeH.
@iaiam .. 9ritt1ro. llnterlsut=
uaut in eem in Gomp StotIsn6erq BEL
Mauila auf Den phiIippiHen qdrRiIoz
HireRoen Is. 8uHoestaodlsrie gRegi
ment. srl1oB in einsm 2(nfaa BON TEN
pordrer 8eiItesumndbtung ieinen 8d=
neraoen. ben uHtsrleuindut 5reo 6.
Deem. uno mdhtt odnn isintm eigensn
9eben Elm Gnoe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27
GoItorieIle gtreiHid)ter.
gerle9t oGs GGpitol bon Bierre na9
Der 3ugdnQlideu Staot Withel

Serlegt 0as RGpitol bon Bierre nab
Der ;ugduQli6eu Staot Wit1eg
lBer ld Oariiber munoert, BOB. trOb=
Dem uus taum smsi MOhen bon Der
9ationalpahl trsnneu, suber allen
Dipfeln Gub lift, Der mag aub oas
idDne giso linqsn SD meiB uiht.
mas TOD es beoeuten. sat ni1t
Brpan ielbit seia9t. odB ole oemOtrati=
i1e rationale RlatF0rm 9eraoe 10 gut
Don rem Rspublitansrn seidrisben ieiu
tOnnte.
.llnodrt III DER gselt 2obn9 60
iperoen Die 8OpuIiiteu Dslte in Sionr
SAILS Ghas 5Opue gum 8icc.9 9rali.
oentidaitstanoiooten nominirten, oen=
len. 5opns. Der BON OR Oealotrati=
iheu @lriei i'm IA 9lep Dorter eons
greBoillritt als @onar, Bfancioat uOmis
nirt mir0s uno renen Garoioatue Die
qDpuIiltsn dntel itiiBien. bat gum 3ant
oaIilr 0en 9opulIitgn silen 9iaignniibsr
ostigBi uno Die 9lpniEaiiOa auf BEN
p0pgllfiIsben lidst ab9slshnt Eie
3apiO y Sill. meldsr .srnan ithusr
iln Wageu lieai. iaat .ebarIsu leBt .
: sSeb BIN ein TemDtrai 4" 9as tn er
nOhl gum Gnnte oaiiir. OaB Die Demo.
tratilhV Rationels9pnueHiion i'm Sabre
1900 0enlelben SopHe amrfanHte.
SlHh tin SaltD mortale
Ter esmptratilds 9raliosntltaTis=
tanoieat Eartsr bat lia neMi5 5tl
leiner ShilperunQ Der Rhiaippinsnlra.
ae entmeoer ols ihIsdi uHterridltst oDer
ais Inpa6er Rehcnmcilisr eripieieH
CIR aeIlte ni4t nur ois8efauptana aul.
ooB mir biz isEt in BEN Sneln
S670 aEiliioaen nertustsrt. lonosru
aud 300 600 Mlenibenleben gingsbiibt
hottsn. llnlsrs geier Esnaea ualeEen
Stanopaaft betreffs Der ablolnt uiht
eerehiFertigten uun nidt uorteiIbaftea
BbilippinenErase. aGstn Ole 0syediia=
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27

9Rnu uluB e ben Yierre- yenten lal=
itn. oaB iie 9enue 9reiIiieIeit beiigcn,
irg no cine 9gppoiiiion 81 gtddelnT
IN, es ubetrditt uns Mot, o0B Iie
DrOtiriea. osu 6iistt oss tiirslitb oom
Mitnel Brsb= Bureau ausgsgsbenen
Damphlgis. Know Your Own
State" All lCbm6lern - ihrelbt esr
. Rimban @r0pdie@ usnn Iie fid babel
aud niht ltrict an bic Wabrheit bal=
ten. six fiibrtsn nun an. b1B bic
ganoIarsen Nniiauiidten uuD bic Ii
binonnI Rasis i'm Sabre 1898 aeoruft
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27
oCauSinat fir @dJalTuperiu-
teatoe4tt.

gnir Il6ren oen 9eiern Der .9laa=
rihten=S Serolo4 Serrn 6ans II. llIfruo
Dor, tpeIher BON Der repubIitaHiIhsn
@ountpcoaDention eiuIiimmia ais
ShulIuperiHteuoent mie0ernominirt
puroe. 6err llitruD uurDe am 4. Rob.
1871 bier I'M Stante seboren. Seine
@ltern oeb0rten su ben erfen AnIieos
lern in Wilneboba eOuntp, lpelhe Iih
i'm s. 1868 in Der 2dbs bon Baltic
nieoerlieBen Bon Der 6nrm eines
baum i'm s. 1895 in bic litberiEhe
ROrmaIlduls, ppielblt Serr llltru0 iit
oermaBen au33eihnete, bah er bic Ab=
ldieOsreoe lsinsr SlaRe gu baltsn bate
3ann trat er ins Vehrfnh iiber un0
-uHterrihtete lsitber nit 9reBem grFple
i'm Staate uno In 5hulen i'm oelit-
ihen Staate WisconIin. Rad Siio,
7atOta suriidgstehrt, nnbm er glnteil
an Der 9olitit uRO er lit felt bier sSab=
rem Ritalieo 0es republilaniihen goun=
tp=Gomites. Yor slpei S0hren mur0e
er auf Dem republ. 2idst als 5uperin-
ten0ent Der g0untpihulen aufaeIielIt.
gDh Sebr er algemeiH bei 9emofraten
uuo Republitanern beliebl mar. benefit
am beIten ber llmitaHo. oaB er BON
allen @an0iDatea auf 0em 5idet bic
qr6Bte Stimnenmaioritdt erbieIt.
Seither wurnen feline @brlihfsit une
ls6blQfeIt nod weitgr anertanmt uno er
puroe einItimnig fir oas Amt mieber-
Hominirt. gBeHn Die 0eutihen Stimms
aeber am s. Aebember ihre Stimaie
abeeben, 10 nsroen Iie Eiherlid Die
INSTRUMENTATION oes 0srrn llItruO
inoorEren.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27
M1ttttt1ter 16.
80litiidle 9lnseinfn.

~ 6ur Habltsbenes politiibs aneiaer
uoerH5nmt ois 8eo Der .9. % teiue Ser
antiSoortung Cie Spdlts itebt gsmotratsr
iVls Fseuolltaieru Hno oen ibrigen politis
ld9eH 8artsien Inu 8erfiisuue.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27

6iermit tiuoige it aaen oeutIhen
Stimm9sbsrn uuo 6reuuoen in Rin=
nebaba 6Ountp mstne ganei6atur an,
nahoem ib BON Der rspublitaniInen
@OuntgCOnOention fi.r oas Amt zines
StaatsaHmalts noninirt puroe.
Aae 9eutIhen I'm @Ountp tennen mid
uno bOfs ith, oaB Iie Iit am Sage Der
gBGhl meiner am StimmtaIteR erir=
nern tueroen. SOllte ih 9epdbLt mer=
ben. 10 tusroe i3 msin slmt mad beitenl
0iHeu uno @spiHen permaIten.
9tpha s. Orr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27

Die oemOtratilhe GOnDention boE
RceOot gountp bat MID fir bas Amt
zines StaatsIsnat0rs auFge=
felt SD CLAUDE ais DemOtrat Die
domination annebmen gu muNen unb.
Oa id auf meins Osutlhe Abtuaft ltols
bin uns fir tein lhlehtes @eleb lfim-
men meroe, 70 bite i'd bic D.utIheH
Stimmgeber DOn Nc@Oot GOnntn um
ibre unterflsane am @abltase. 400.
9eTmann 8erte.
Wontroie. g. 3.
8eliBer Der :, ROutrOie 8oller Drills"
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27
b s. 9hiaips.

8G TO bon DER oemOtratiIheH
& taatscOnDentiOn NIT Der domination
gum ltaatli6sn 6 m miIfdr far
g dull uuo 6ffsRtlihe 9dRs
oereieE beebrt nuros, bite i'd oIe
oeutfHeH Stimmasber nm ibre Inter
ltilsuRs. sd Oerlprshe. penu 9ewdblt
nlein lint setuihenbaIt Bu bstleioen.
Z. 8. 8eeber, SilIeton. 9. ..
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27
RspnbIifanildss s eOnntn.5idtt.

6ougip aidter . y. gailsp.
anOitor ebas 6. 9ia. gaaep
Springs.
s4dsmeiiter 5o6n ;. See grou-
s5erif. y. 6. gtinips siour
@sgiiter of DesOs. qlbsrt 0oltou,
8ea Rapios.
staatsqniUalt alpba s. Orr
@erihtscIert: 6. u. aeaep, qnuns.
SduliuperintenosHt: 8. q. llItruO,
5Dsrorup.
9anooermeFer e. 9. eOpe siour
Sails
Coroner: 6. 3. Riasr, 5iour fans.
6rieoensTiaier: 9ouis 8oelidl, Wau
Gate 8. o. 5abOr, @arretlon; B. q.
SibbiioH. 8eu Rapios; q. 9. gB6ees
lof. Siour Gaus.
@ountn 6onIfabler: 6. 8. Wiaaro.
@arrstion Q. e. aiharoIon DeI
d0pIosi " = 5roron 5be0 0ualle,
Siour 6aas.
@ommiidre: griler 9iltrict. gbas.
6arbep 8alleD Springs; Eritter Ri=
frict, alpbd 2ltdelon, 6lsar 9ate.
Staatss Senatoren: 6enrg 9oberts
ion, Def &apios; q. 9. 9lort6rH5.
Siour Jaas.
ee9islaturmitglieOer @jilbert 56ore=
Ton, 5Obn gbersbiller, Sohn 8lne,
Y. 5 8ooge, g. s. 8ratruO.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27

6isrmit lur J2abribt, oaB Id Die
Domination 3um amte oes S6eriFfs
auf Dem republitanilhen 3idet anae=
nomHen babe uno bite i'd meine
pielen Oeutiheu6rsunOe i'm 60untp au6
am gBabltage mir ihrg 6reunoI6alt
81 letaen uuo 0aHte allen i'm 8oraus.
45tunasDoa
a fc unLsnr.a
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1904-10-27

8G Ih 0On Der republitaniI6eu
6ountpconbentioH gum 2mte 0es
@ountpfdaBmeiF,rs wieoer-
uonliuirt uurDe, 10 bite i'd meine
oeuflheR 6reuuoe Inn ihre llnter=
itttguHg am Gage Der gBabI.
phu 3 QPe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-04

al this writings a. NIT appears that
Comptroller Betz suffered somewhat
through the sympathetic vote given Mr..
Gerber.
DR.. Schiffmann seems to lead the as
sembIy ticket, with DR.. Whit
comb and DR.. Haas close up to
him. Mr.. O'Brien showed remark
able strength in his first essay in poll
ties Mr.. Regain, also new man, ran
exceedingly well and was hadsomely
elected. Mr.. Doran is another OF the
younger men, but his run and easy
election demonstrated that public
record of the right sort pays-and this
fact was accented by the defeat of the
other members of the assembly, who
attempted to secure an Endorsement
and ran on the Republican ticket.
Schurmeier and Arnold both went
down to defeat. his fate appears to
have been met by Mr.. Giesen, a DEM
ocrat unknown in late years as can
didate for office, but 1T is possible that
Mr.. Powers may be fated to fall in
stead of Mr.. Giesen. Frank Yoerg is
elected. The figures only show posi-
lively that a single Democrat was de-
feated on the assembly ticket and a
Republican, Herbert P. Kellar, a young
and popular man, elected.
First Ward Is Redeemed.
The First ward redeemed itself by
the election of a Democrat to the al
dermanic body. Charles E. Nyberg de-
feated John A. Linden in a hot finish
and all the traditions of the ward were
shattered. 1t was agreed last night that
if -the campaign had been carried on
for a week longer the redemption of
the First ward might have been made
complete and a majority obtained for
Mayor Smith. Col. Wright only car
ried the ward by a trifie more than
two hundred votes. 1t had been claim
ed by the Republicans by upwards of
a thousand and has always been re-
garded as safe for a Republican run
ming for any office. The Second and
Third wards return Democrats in
Messrs. Buschmann and He'll.
There was a contest in the Fourth,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-04
STREET CAR KILLS I
3.YEAR-OLD GIRL
Life OF Little Adelaide HenIe Is
Crushed Out on West
Seventh Street.

Adelaide Henle, three year-old daugh-
ter Of Joseph Henle, a harness maker.
had her life crushed out by Fort Smelling
car on West Seventh street, near Audubon
street. al an early hour last evening, +
The child, with several other children,
was playing tag on the sidewalk, when
Adelaide, with the excitement of the game.
ran into the street. The car was going
west at high rate of speed. The mo-
torman, Joseph Lather. noticing the chill.
dren playing on the street, tried to check
the car, but it had too much Roadway.
The passengers were transfixed with
horror as they saw the child run towards
the car. In an instant her life was
crushed out by the rear wheels.
The little girl ran against the car bee
tween the forward trucks and the rear
wheels, which passed over her chest She
was killed instantly. Two of the pas
sengers got out of the car and carried
the child to the sidewalk. Her father,
who lives at 1918 West Seventh street.
was near at hand and several men on the
car had to prevent him from assaulting the
motorman. Coroner Miller was called and
allowed the remains of the child to be-
taken home.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-04


that mud-throwing does not pay"
During the remainder of the evening
the Democratic headquarters were
crowded to the utmost limit, it not be-
ing uncommon for the entrance of a
managers Of the Democratic campaign
on the success attained.
At an hour earlier than has been
the case on other days Mr.. O'Connor
left the headquarters and went to his
rooms In the Ryan hotel, satisfied to
jorities of the Democratic candidates.
He had little to say about the result,
being SO thoroughly satisfied with the
outcome that he did not deem it nee
essary to make extended comment.
The enthusiasm created by the re-
suit Of the election caused the Demo-
cratic headquarters to be crowded far
into the night by a number Of enthu-
siastic workers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-04
COLE is CHOSEN HIGH
RANGER OF FORESTERS
State High Court, United Order, Holds
Its Annual Meeting.

me high court of Minnesota, United
Oroer Foresters, met in the Masonic
temple, Minneapolis, yesterday. About
zoO We're present from various parts Of
lne state. Officers of the high court
and representatives to the s1nrene
court, which meets in July, were
elected and degrees. were conferred.
The officers elected were:
High ranger, L. F. Cole; high vice
ranger, G. Fl. Grant; high secretary,
E. r. SWeetland; high treasurer, Mr..
Eddy; high physician. DR.. CampbeII:
high chaplain, N. E. Euriken; high
archer, B. F. Doyle; high inner wood
ward, Mary Plank; high outer wood
ward, John Laplant; auditing COM
mittee, Mr.. Cameron and Mrs. Craig.
representatives to the supreme
court, Judge James Schoonmaker. st.
Paul; L. F. Cole, Minneapolis; Dan
Doyle, Saltwater; G. j. Dion, St. Paul,
and Grant Evans, Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-04

While there is no necessity of Civ
ing up hope too soon, it is evident
that the Democrats have won. In
making the fight the Republicans
realized that it was difficult con-
test, and therefore the result is not
a surprise.
In accepting the defeat of the party
for which was at the head of the
campaign committee, ! must admit
that the Democrats have acted
fairly, and as a result the Repub-
Leans accept the outcome with the
greatest possible composure. Per-
sonaIly, congratulate the success
full candidates and hope that they
will give the best possible admins
tration. IT. G. Walther,
Chairman Republican Campaign
Committee.
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ATTACK JEWS AGAIN
Reports Of Serious Riots in
Russian Town.

VIENNA, May s.-Reports are cur
'ent here that there were serious anti
Jewish riots in the Bessarabian town
y Bender April 80. It is stated that
lotlng began Saturday forenoon while
ne congregations We're in the syna-
5ogue.
The mob smashed the windows Of
houses in the Jewish quarter, entered
ne houses and threw women and chill
iren out of the windows. A girl was
murdered in a most revolving manner,
the reports say. Cossacks were sent to
restore order
The outbreak Is said to have been
due to the anger of the crowd over
Russian reverses in the far East. These
reports lack official confirmation,
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the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth. Eighth
and Ninth wards.
Mayor Robert A Smith was given
such an Endorsement as to settle all
disputes as to the satisfaction Of the
people with his administration. His
fellows in the administrative offices,
Comptroller Betz and Treasurer Bre-
mer were handsomely supported and,
the excellence of the material in the
assembly and aldermanic tickets did
the rest.
Partisan feeling was responsible for
the defeat of one good man on the
Democratic assembly ticket and one
Democratic candidate for alderman fell
a victim to local conditions
But the city is safe in the hands of
men who dominate at once the admin
istrative and legislative branches of
the government and the Democrats
are chargeable with every arm Of the
government.
Mayor Smiths majority is about
$500, rather more than less.
Treasurer Bremen runs well up, but
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ing diminished the pleasure felt by the

ing diminished the pleasure felt by the
voters.
1t was considered that the campaign
OF mud-throWing and misrepresenta-
ton had been properly rebuked, and
that the people of the city had secured
Tor another two years the kind Of an
administration that has proven SO pop
ular for the past four years.
The greatest satisfaction was ex-
pressed that the voters had failed to
maintain the Republican charges that
the taxes are unduly high, that the So
cial and gambling evils are not prop
erly controlled, and that the saloons
are given too many privileges. On all
these charges the Democratic party had
been found not guilty, with the result
that there was the greatest good feel
ing
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FIRE INSURANCE
RATES WILL RISE
Premiums Will Be Advanced 20 Per
Cent in the West in Month.

CHICAGO, May st has been prac-
tically settled by the committee Of the
Union Fire Insurance association, to
advance premiums in the West at least
70 per cent within month. st. Paul
will be one of the cities affected. This
organization has decided that in view
of the losses caused by the Baltimore.
Rochester and Toronto fires rates in
the CONFEDERATION districts" of large
cities are too low.
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were present a number of voters suff1-
cient to crowd the small room. The
telephone rang several times and the
precinct returns were taken and re-
ported to O'Connor, who said nothing
until he had received about fifteen re-
ports. He then turned to the mayor
and said:
81 guess you are tired, and at least
you look it. There are sufficient re-
turns to show that you are over
whelmingly elected, and would advise
you that you go home and get good
nights rest"
The mayor arose, shook hands with
everybody present, thanked them for
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what they had done in favor of his re-
election, and as he walked from the
rooms the pent-up enthusiasm of the
hundred people present broke forth in
a repetition Of the acclaim that was a
common feature during the campaign.
After the departure of the mayor
the gathering became a ratification
meeting, there being a general ex-
change of congratulations and much
hand shaking. Through it all Mr.
O'Connor maintained the greatest
composure, receiving and tabulating the
returns as they were received. Upon
the receipt of thirty precincts, which
showed a great gain for Smith over
two years ago, he turned to the crowd
and said:
1T is all over, boys, and we can now
take a rest. / guess that the other
fellows will now make up their minds
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The surprise pleasant contemplate In maxi
nq dicourasng but
that
has be repaid
of the before the
with the declaration they willing the of the
past declared they did their
claiming the result due to other than
majority did not throwing do
saw more at the present time r.. r.
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STILLWATER'S MAYOR
FELICITATES ST. PAUL'S

Mayer J. B. Armson, Of Saltwater, tel
egraphed to Mayor Smith at II 80 o'clock
last night the following message:
Hearty congratulations on your SPLEEN
old victory. which is of itself another evil
dence that good government must and will
triumph
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Office, and there was poignant regret
felt last night because no one had been
opposed to Aid. Corning in the Seventh,
which might have resulted in the adj
dition of another to the wards brought
into the fold.
The detailed story of the results is
told in another column
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ran strong in the Eighth ward, which
gave Mayor Smith a magnificent vote,
and John Brennan won out in the
Ninth
The Eleventh shared with the First
in the matter of redemption, Mr..
Lynch defeating his Republican OPP
ponent. Aid. Dobner is the only DEM
ocrat defeated for the aldermanic