The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-06-02
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
DR.. Mayhem left tor Duluth this after
noon.
Auditor Fisher and s. A. Fullerton
visited Duluth this week. :
There will be tdestinK Of the board
Of county commissioners rie#t Friday.
:. John Ulvang leaves today for his home
in West Duluth after spending yix weeks
on his tlaim North Of town:
Gust Olson's houes and sthgf build
@ngss narrowly ESCAPED being burned yes
terday by the fofest fires which ard rag
ing Hbrth of t0wn
Jtiage A: bSbaUy, Wood pa bed thro'
towh on ths Dixoh Sunday eveniiiE on
touts to Chicago Bay, where he will
spend cohple OF months on his claith. :
John Il: Simmons shook hands With
bis many friends at the dock Wednesday
evening. He was on his was to Chicago
Bay to spend a couple of days trout fish
ing.
The fri st meeting OF the board Of d.
rectors OF the Cook County Ro d I'm
provepstht Association will be hsld at
The HEEa1D Office next Wednesday af-
tsrnoon;
Passengers from Duluth on the Dixon
last evening brought the report that the
Washington police had discovered a plot
to blow up the capitol. Dynamite had
already been laid in the basement and
the wires attached.
The Sixth district, republican congress
eional convention Will be held at Brain
1 erd> August 28thss, It is to be, a large
convention, consisting Of POS delegates.
OF which Cook county will have 9, Lake
3. and St: Louis S..
The moose in this locality are zbecom-
ing quite bold. One day last week. while
out iin the bush, about half mile from
town, Mrs.; Frank Pefo came upon COW
moose and her,ealf Tie mother moose
made for Mrs. Pero and, had it not been
Tor her dog, would probably have killed
her. And still people who know moth
ing OF the dangers Of the forests will send
out the report that "the noble king OF
the forest is falling an easy prey to the
hunger of the Red man. when, in reality,
thare< aexer has been moose>killed in
this. county except in cases of self de-
1ehse- G,7r'H:,, ;: ....'~.
The sRepublican editors all over the
atate 'agfee shat the state campaign
shouia |be fought on; national issues.
Wh1tsthe matter with state issues?
why rndt denounce the thefts Of state
pine and demand restitution and pun
ashn1ent?< Why not declare for a more
equitable system eflocal ia xation? Why
not demand reclamation of the vested
nights that the people; unjustly to them
selves, have put. into private hands?
but, ''no-all they ask OF the state is
P&otective tariff and sound. currency,
fbyneWhich some mean free silver and
'CiAHo 6Sao ea404os AuAtC9iS OVoT W1tlCu Cu0
Etate happens to have no,control. And
t1hile they are carrying The election on
THAT issue the stealing goes on uninter-
rapted.-Comm onwealth. =.
=, Godeyis Magazine for May is attrac-
tive inside: and out. friedrich w. Seward
contributes part two of Sc wards West
India Cruise, 1T is profusely illustrated
as is Loyal Foes, the serial by Frederick
tReddall, with drawings by Robert w.
Chambers, and which is concluded in this
number. There are two other illustrat-
ed articles on B. rmuda's Sunny Isles, by
MARY E.: Child, and Caprl BY J: Howe
adams. Tie short stories and special
lerticles> are The Heavenly Twips": Of
Patron Of tho Arts, BY: MELVILLE Up ton
>StHayed FROM the Fold, by Lillian A
NORTH Entirely by Rail, BY. Minnette
Slayback Carper, and Physical; Culture
Necessary .f0r Brain Workers, by Wilton
Tourhier. The departments are more
complete and bettar;than ever.