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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11
BOARD or AkDER MEN.
A VERY lItsrcVlig Meeting 4 the Bolti
Last Night.
OLD AND WV BilIS.

The board ot aldermen mr, III regular
'oni monthly meeting lat night, Ma,ut
Bnldridg" presiding
Present Nii"tman cumming Wont.
Tort, Long, liutmt, ~tr,rn-. urfur,.
',tunSirli ut"r", ami ,lrrk liSpu.
III" minutes ut the prr,iou, meeting
were read aud approved.
The rules were -u-pruIcd to allow Nrlll
" Field, attufur, lot H. T. Hall. IT, pre-.
,"ui hls Argument IL regard L. the di-
put" over lhr rrruNal 81 a i,ur" uil,ifurl
NIX Juhu street ~ south Nlnulu,rur IN
tho ". l,rNt, addition
lhr cit! -lIrol th" dl-vu'. wa, ar.u,l
h / NtImrhl rllN altuuu,
N.l,tmhu stevens mNrl .rcuu.l.l a.,
Nh'rwu ut"ro that a." oul,r pr,,Iuu-N
mai" b, N" hurI TIT 'hr marshal 'u g..
uo," .,lI frurr be- hrfnlN r,,ukrI
Tie motion va pat AMI lo,, Ot uo
following vote
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n' jN"~rrk wttn mu'r,u. w. rdu,.l
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

In tlrrttlr ktl"T, A. a irmriN iuI ,nuf
ttiIllr- 4 not 81 = hnrfh u,w aui
y,t Irnrf Nh, lu"ilr'u. ll- h",u found
h. ir i~rulI,,N aNhpl.i 4" Ilr rru,i ul
cute If al lrudl" complaint r>rrlIu. .
w,ui,i'ul direct lullWu,' ma g|..rs
strength iui t"u" h. the 80. Au. II ,.u
have i,'>, 81 irpi'tr, '"n-i'pt'I"u,
ll"aldchr. banning Srrll. n arc \rf
Nnu,, Slrrpl,,-, ESci'allr, Melancholy 81
troubled With lllIl 'i~ll,, T. rrlrIc l'l.
ter !, "a" m'iirlu" N"u u'ri II allh
and strength are guaranteed hN lls tl,r
fifty r-nis nni tiiD al v, \, Walton
Drug Store.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

The hest -al,r IN IL" world Tor cuts
bruises, -nrrs. ulcers, -aIt fhrun lever
sores letter. chaprd hands, chilhlains,
cnrn- and all skin 'ruptlJns, and P'4i'
lively cures piles. ar no pay required. II
Il guaranteed I" give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price. 81 cents per
box. FOR sale hN PillHhuTy X Walton.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11
GLORIOUS FOURTH.
The Blg Parade, Hose and Foot Races, Etc.,
q Great Success.
AIIvIIY CELEBRATION

Fourth " July, lN!Ni, will long w re-
mrmbrtrd by Alhupnefqueans and the
several thousand Visitors ~ one vt the
grandr-t and mUst glorious celebrations
III the annals Vt the entire southwest.
II was remarked on all sides, ~ lnk
CHEM representative moved through
the vast crowds that literally ihronsed
the sidewalks, that Albuquerque never
dccs things 10y the halves 1t Is the whole
hog ~ none" aui the manner In which
the several program u events were car.
rlrd uut un the Fourth. the un>tinted
and cordial way our people extended the
right hand II fellowship AMI courtrsies
u the many visitors, and the JubllatiOn
aud hllatill lnduigrd IA by the Old aud
young " our male population IN the -et-
tingon u Tire crackers AMI the larger
Chinese G-ms proved conclu-iNrly that
the words quoted above we're veil -ald
aud Put
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11
-AlIIlIlAN'- nANiI

tof -iN innings the game saturday al.
,,rn"n was ~ pretty ~ any lover "f TIA"
lallunt sport would like H. witness. hut
b. lHal- y a. pieces. aud after II cu-tl,
.rnt Nas made. and the Visitors pil,Si ny
Enough runs III the urNt trw innings Ia
] Ak victory secure I" them III" tale l.
IA m the following
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Maria candrlara aud husband, wal
rani, I" piece 81 hand IN iu~ hr"g"s,
consideration. go,
Jacob knrhrr. irrI-tr'. tn Fred, ~chrlr,
release decd a. hts l. aud :, block -,
tuning Highland addition, aud let H.,
block L., New MrNlcn lu"n c"mpan.'S
addition, consideration ~
Mar! e. Hall I" john /. Hall, warrant!
a. fraction of lot~ ; auh Il, block s. l"t"a
addition. and lot- | auh ;, hlork :, north.
rin ndliti"n, consideration, ~
Felipe j, iutulr and wife I" tlpriano
sanchez. warranty /" pirr" oi land III
Ranrh,- ir Atfl~rn; consideration, ~.
I"uis- VI. Haiti To- l.. :, McMrnlgal, war
ranlI 81 lot H.. block X, aud fraction nf
lot H.. Manirll Rrns, addition; consider.
alton, f'nu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

+. uUo.ui lulN Htt"rus,u several little
fellows were PLAYING "u the highland, ~
ia" Nl"IultN ~ the residence 81 lAruh
k"rl~t, "nr among Whom Wa Nh,tt
kurh"f. -"u ~ Mr. kuflrt Nlh"rt WAS
given dynamite cap, nni commenced
pounding II, Hhrn IL" DANGEROUS cap rN.
plulrd with painful Results. IT, Master
wa hastily -urnmunri. and extracted
tire" piece III the cay from Alhrrt'- leg.
three pieces lruin hl'. side aud breast. And
SEVERAL pieces from ln- hands. II Waz
indeed ,ef> clos" call, tut ALBERT viii
got we'll ~ u few day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Mr-. t. " Robert ~r,r,u,, ui the
Cmifrn'- llnmr, -ula lh. following
communication 1" Iu ,luNN. Which
"" gladly gNr publicity
The Ohl''un's lluur rrr,t.l ,h. ll
lowing iui ,lIuus m il. m,r'n uf Iuu
'iuthing from N"-,am, tur. -vty
bow. ~lril ~. M'u.uu. lr.t mlIrf n M
Mr- Well, .u'. tui lss,k- lfum Nr,
Hahn csNug u.,u-lI.irum " B. tttuk
liu ~, ut'' l.tu itUu J. r. luulUtug~
granite I.u. Scout lu" Nal., u'' go the
-Fa,uh II .N f'.. ,tN-lhl lr. Nuik.. ,Ipth.
lng from d. highland NNtull,t ,hurrl,
all surI.
~ e.. 10 Veu. Admitted To- the
ihIlr"'. l.. uu Iutiug the month -
Jan" tln., ~ Mr. Nut,'., IT thu rJt, .
Hu. lnu' ir,w t.llup
\. l. " KumkI-. ~-cfrlan
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

silver Mrn"f the Mountain. inauEuraI' -"
Independent Movement.
chicago, July An independent sll'
Yer movement wAs lnaugarat'-i last
night nj a conference ~ the ltrky
mountain states heli nj the Colorado
headquarters. Nevada, Wyoming. Mon
tana. Colorado, Utah. idaho, New Mexico,
oklahoma and Arizona were represented.
No permanent organization VIA effected,
although Il. ". Sp-er ~ Colorado, acted
~ secretary.
Alter Informal discussion III candidates
II wa i,ridei Ia attend the silver caucus
and insist that all the territories br al
lowed six delegates. each Oi which the,
hal been inv it,si Ia send b the rUIiNrn.
tion. The iocky mountain states, IA a
result ~ the conference will. II ~ Sald
vote ~ u unit In all the silver rauru-4r.
Pas the gUi word along the linz,
Piles can @ quickly cured without All
operation by simply applying lh Wits
Witch Hazel Nal'r w. Walton. Drug
gist,
VII Not Halt.
Chicago, July tn. Sew Hampshire
delegation held n caucus this morning,
The sentiment ~ the delegation was
against bOlting In any contingency.
Hon. solomon Luna. Victor Sai- aud
Jes,ls n. Sanrhes, thre. extensive sheep
rais.rs u Valencia county, passed up the
ROAD last night 10 attend the WOol crow
er convention at Rast Las Vegas to-da,
L. ". smith. receiver u the Atlantic n
Pacific. was al the Las Vegas hot springs
yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Ia thu ,lcinit, uf BuIuet, Nestmore-
ID to, Ia, alm,rt M, one can tell
hoS Ia cure II lame back ~ stlii neck.
~ damIru II piece III flannel with
Anl~ralhs Pain italm and bind II on
afrrtrd parts aud IN one ar two days
uuhI" has Disappeared This same
A'm"nl will pr"mptl! cure n pain IN
I'D" "f chest. Mr r.. NJ. Frye, u
alin"nl merchant III Racquet. speaks
highly ~ Pain lIalm, aud his rrr-
Foundations have much Ia do with
ilhg II I"pular there. For sale 10y ",
Maxwell llrug Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Do You lack faith AMI love health let
~ establish Your faith and rr-tnT" youi
health with Dr Wits Sar~Apatlllh, v,
l. Walton, nfuI siat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

II you're Ia doubt whether your trouble
Ii Indigestion or Dyspepsia Just tan" "a
few d'-rs ~ simmons Liver Regulator, ,
Il will settle the whole question Il ha\"
tried simmons Liver Regulator Tor lIy-'
prp-la and iind II Just The thing I" r"'
lir,r ne. \ small du-" after meals ~
sure a. prevent Indigestion ;. = Per
kin-, sharon. TIA, 1T j. tie hest m~ll.
cine Ia AID digestion" j. j. Black, bun
can. Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

The condition Ui The grounds. IN bath
b the ahur gaines, wa- ~ doubt rrsIuu.
\ h. 1T the great majority "f errors aud
)4i PLAYING.
wm Mason ulnpirrd the gaines IN line
|,r The only tr"uhl" Mason lah"rs
J ldrt Is his temper; when he can con.
Fi lhl- no better umpire viii h. found
RAn We, Mason.
several cuinlcal rpi>ud's rcurr'"l III
b. galu" ot Yesterday, such ~ the pla,
}. coming very near getting lu-t Ia wat
hol". A-k Willie INlrr. who played
rtt Urli. Il. Worries, who Tilted second
~. aud taruiura. Who Wa al first ba-"
All inning.
Manager Mct ne informs TN tIrIkEN
q, the receipts III the three games were
vugh, and little more. Ia meet all the
lIgailuns entered into l., bringing IA"
y Angeles team here. lh" manager
Nj n"w pay all outstanding bills.
Willie IIlrr made the crowd laugh yes.
ida,, when H. Z, marked; II doht care
.u IL" water anh mud hut II il what
ounl cat ~ lett field" II was the hur
BIZ stencil when the water was stirred
ll,,r tat,
Irhilr". Who caught the gdinrS Tor III"
J. Angeles team. l. II little trlluw Hhuut
iraf' "lh but h" i-a gritty player and
thr catcher.
lorh'- hAttrd heavy aud strong. aud
Ar uut some cufkrr-, notably that
irt'hAggrr over deep center he\lnr,
(lhg and either locals followed very
H. In Ms tracks.
klrlaId Powers, TX secretary ~ III"
sn- sold the GRAND. stand tickets,
II Billy MaidiX trk them ~ nj the
uAnrr.
hai FrttrrS uiliriat~l H. scorer and.
ihls Particular line. h. understands
tu,,nrss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11
\ " "n,ir,IuI "IIp. -

.'ao'I, nitti States gauger, In.
y '@' bnrn', deputy internal rev.
,''ee'or tina, hi- burns dog IL
H. v" sr"al''-t badger lighters In the
- During the Aremsn's 0urns.
Mr.. Jacoby. there were at
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Deputy sheriff Newcomer, with tha-,
Ilublpll ~ guard, lrti last night uu the
delayed north bound passenger tram Tor
the insane asylum AT Las Vegas With the
following subjects Pedro Mnntota, Fran.
riSco IallrgoS ani trclliu nrt"ga Mon
toya hal hath his hands IN haniag"I II
II said that while In camp near It's cor.
Talrs, iiiIt before h. was brought IL the
county Jail. hr had u III aud fell over IN
n camp fire, burning the Fingers IN hath
hands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

When W. CONSIDER that the lnirstiur-
ARE about i've Tunes H. hong H. ia" hh,
w. can iralin the iniriIs" suffering ~
prrirnrri whru thrN h"rnur intlaun,T.
H. WITT iulIr Hni Cholera tufr sub.
du"- inflammation al one" Hnd complete
|, removes tEr difficulty. W. Walton,
nruggit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Assam from u chunk III quartz taken
~ What l. said H. be- strong ledge,
p 10y l,~atrr stevens, gives fal2 Ia
"h' The asSa,rr viii give no inI"r-
ihb, hu, II ~ learned that the inter.
ar NlhuIurrIIr anh Gallup rail
hrh, aud that ths lnration II on the
Ahtlr y Pacific road not hfty miles
p albuquerque,
"i lurili"rs. though gradual, are
N III their effect, Ayers Sarsapa'
'r llll"ihrd ~ n medicine only aud
allliulaht, rXrltant, ur beverage.
l~'laie RESULTS may not always follow
Nv; hut after u reasonable time, per.
H'h' benefit II certain Ia he realized,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

least ten badger and dog" hight and
ZIP taught lllm' long nam" Tor u
log Dispatched wltN comparative vase
seven NJ the hdigrt- The other three
Rtrw 80 desperate ana NicIuii- AMI h-,krd
81 angry hni threatening. thu ~"
could uut ~" tniur,d IT, tackle them.
Ned todd, who promoted IL" iuu, last
uiyht offered Mr Hutu- - iot '/ip.'
Anh thu deputy internal Ir,"uur col
lrctut positively refused L. ,u'rttaln
,,Irll a llutrflug uti,i. VI todd, there.
fuIr had H. leave tot santa Few lthuut
'Lip
Last ~lilntt one ri ulif rtLuirhillTrh
Nn- -lCk With -"NrIr hnwrl Trouble
t'lI duciuf'- IrIu,r'lr~ had laiiri, turn ~
ifird thimh,tldiu'- tuIIr. Cholera and
liiaIIh~H krm,iN. which gave very
-Is",h .rli'i "" I"gHri II ~ thr hest
medicine ever rui "u the market Tor
h"wrl complaints. Mt T.. g. hrrguiy
ft~lrfick-tuNu Nc Ihi, certainly l.
the hest medicine ever pat ~ the market
Tor H. '"nirfN, -LiIru,T complaint. collie
and cholera IulaniIIm ~ children II
never iall- Ia glN" prompt rrllrl when
Used III reasonable thu" aud Ia" plain
printed directions are followed Many
mulhrf- haN" rNpfr-."d their siur"rr
gratitude iut the cures II has effected
fuT sale 10y ". \. MtNw,li mug 60.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11
Mlll Not Halt,

Chicago, July Tn. New Hampshire
delegation held n caucus this morning,
The sentiment ~ the delegation was
against bolting In any contingency,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11
They i-iI ttai,pS


Outgoing passenger trains ~ last
hd this morning were pretty we'll
aI with Fourth Of July visitors.
No passenger tJain, going north,
souhi ot the hig crowd, left In two
nel.
sel Van Ars,lell and his Santa f.
.rn, AMI chief Roberts aud his Las
~ hfe lighters. With other visitors
mr.- iva towns. were an the first
VI " The n0rth.bnund No. : train,
The train pulled ava, from the
we! gave several "threr cheers and
~ inr Albuquerque and her gen
pss>"hgrr train, NJ |. going west.
~ @,Afi Manager swan aud his lAr'
- Ms" hall players. AMI they
re ply sci ~ they got on the rars,
az w" praises ~ the Browns ~ base
ltIs and Albuquerque ~ the hest
We southwest outside II iAs An
otsN mrans gWSi health. w
vN'ararllla purilies the blOh
mnl'i"n-, Eczema, Scrnfula and
pa,t' arising from impure bloHi
's''n, Druggist,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Yesterday morning \ua lltrl trrri'rd
n dispatch from hi~ father - ,hN. ~anu.
VI schultz. ui ~ luu. TIT ll- carpet
Sl"t" dIh rr~ld"ir" Wa G,~trnA,, toy lirr
uu thr Fourth eli JGlN might. aud this
morning Nj lll"ld ami wife h'i Tor RI
na~,. VI vmttirulnI- .. a"' ,uird the
dispatch. hut II ".,- iruui - IT, d"lNi
last might, uu a." "iINhI 81 ia, tam
tom ihr -uuti., i'hl Ia" urr occurred al
Hluui lu.p urlu'k SATURDAY. night. and
Wds und"ul' y rdu-,'i from the lire
works ui IL, ""hhrali"n. Mr, schultz
X one 81 the tug"-t carpet dealers ~
the southwest. AMI one ut ~ la~u.- prom
iurut merchant II" l. The father ~
Mr.. \"A li,. W.T. James ,tiiu-frli
ani Mr- H. ~plIL ~ this cItN. Mt,
nrunsfrld. nrruu panied l., her husband
viii leave fur ~ la-n {" marrow morn.
iuv,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

Halls N,s, rahlo >lcitiau Hair Rrn-Srr
ha, tr~lurd gfdl hut Ia lis UIiginai
r"luT Ani pIc,rnlei hdhlur>s IN thou
sands vi cases. IL Walt do ~ to jVu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-07-11

%
.,Ira 90 Oh 90 I.
lt,., 90 ~ Cd / 90 a. ~ ~
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
Fatal rire mt Whiting. Ind.

WHITING, June 1l.-At an early hour
Wednesday morning fire broke out in
what il known as the oklahoma district
of this place, and in spite Of the efforts of
the small fire department Of the town
and assistance from the Standard Oil
company two lives were lost and much
property destroyed. The dead: One man,
name unknown; one child, name un-
known. What is known as the Oklahoma
district is the residence portion of Whit
ing and ii was here the fire started. Two
houses were completely destroyed and IL
was in one of these that the two victims
were sleeping. II is supposed that they
were overcome by smoke before they awoke
and were unable TO escape
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
Funeral of Austin Corbin.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The funeral Of
Austin Corbin took place from 81 Bar
tholemew's church Tuesday. Bishop
Williams Of Rhode Island officistod. as-
sisted by Rev DIR. Huntington, rector of
Grace church. The church was crowded
with relatives and friends. The officers
and directors Of the Long Island railroad
company, OF which Mr.. Corbin was presi-
dent, occupied seats in the body of the
church The directors of the American
Exchange bank and the American Trust
company were also present
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
II an Old. Old story.

LONDON, June ll.-Niscount Sudley
heir to the ear]ds IN Of Arran, Is the de-
fcndant in an action for fi5,o00 damages
instituted by Mary stewart Smith other
wise May Gore, trial of which was begun
before Chief Justice Baron Russell Of
Killowcn,and n special jury 1t seems that
Mary became Sudlcy's mistress, but when
his family raised n row she accepted E5OO
and left Sudley, later becoming the mis-
tress Of another noble paramount, Sudley
was disconsolate and induced Mary TO come
back to him He again broke of the con
nection. Hence the suit. Mary says he
promised ultimately" to marry her.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
WANTED FOR MURDER.
Arrest of Duncan &. .Beveridge After q
Despr rate Kesistance.

Arrest of Duncan &. .Beveridge After .
Desperate Kesistance.
DULUTH, Mimi, June ll.-Three deputy
sheriffs arrived here Tuesday having in
custody Duncan {. Bcveridge, wanted on
the charge Of murder mt Ontonagon,
Mich. Ii is claimed that seven years ago
ho murdered woman, for whose killing
u man named Redmth was convicted
and was but recently pardoned while
serving a life sentence in Michigan. How
1t was found that Beveridgc and not Red
path was guilty Of the murder is not
known here. The stnry runs that Bcve-
ridge had previously murdered man Mt
Ontonagon, and that the woman with
whom Beycridge had been living, being
cognizant Of the crime, put her out of the
way to be assured Of her silence.
Beveridge was found at what Is known
as Port Bay, seventy-fiye miles north of
Duluth. up in the widest part Of the coun-
try i'm the north shore of the lake He
was holding down n settlers claim, to-
get her with several boon companions
When he lived in Michigan he had the
reputation OF being desperate man. For
that reason three OF the trustiest men OBJ
tainable were selected for the duty Of ap
pretending him. Fortunately Bcveridge
had received no intimation of the coming
of the officers and he was taken somewhat
by surprise. though he made desperate re-
sistance 70 arrest
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
NO CHANCE FOR TELLER.
Leading Democrats say Chicago Con,cn'
tion VIII Not Name Him.

Leading Democrats say Chicago ConNcn-
tion VIII Not Name Him.
WASHINGTON, June ia morning pa'
per prints the following: Among the sill
yer Democrats in Washington the opinion
prevails widely that Ex-Governor Horace
Boies of Iowa will be tho nominee Of the
Chicago convention. While Senator Teller
Is upon looked as an ideal leader in the
free silver campaign the wisdom Of noini-
mating n Republican as the Democratic
standard bearer is seriously questioned.
Ex. Governor Boies, himself an acknowl-
edged candidate, takes this view Of tho
matter, as will be seen by the following
letter. received by n friend In Washing
tom
"DEAR SIR: II the silver delegates con
troll the convention at Chicago Demo
crat will certainly he nominated by that
convention. 1t is not vastly important ~
to who he shall be. II he is a thoroughly
tried and true friend of the free coinage of
silver and Is capable ind honest Ii would,
i'm my Judgment, be absolutely Impossible
10 unite any consider number of the
delegates 20 that convention In favor OF
nominating any one outside of the party
!. for the head of the ticket at least. Sin.
corcly vours. HORACE BoIEs."
In Washington the q Is n growing senti'
ment in favor Of Boi, $ and Daniel as tho
Democratic presidcn ial ticket This, IL
Is urged, would unite the west and south,
n combination that has been earnestly al
yocated by free silver advocates for three
years past.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
stole Money from Her Parents.

NEW YORK, June ll.-Minnie Osborne,
aged ~, Of Oakland City, Ind, is under
arrest here charged with stealing $500
from her parents. She was arrested
"Wednesday in Bellevue hospital, where
she was taken Tuesday night by two men
and woman who mysteriously disap-
pearcd after registering her rs insane. The
girl refuses to talk about herself further
than 10 confess her identity. She claimed
to be Rose Milburn, daughter OF Robert
Milburn OF East st. Louis. The parties
who took her to the asylum said she was
Clara CASTOR Of Evansville, Ind. She is
held pending the arrival of Indiana oiii
cera
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
Maryland Democrats.

BALTIMORE. June li.-Chairman II. w.
Talbot of the state central COMMITTEES
| alled the Democratic state convention To
rider "Wednesday and announced that
senator German, would act as temporary
chairman. The announcement was hailed
with prolonged applause. The convention
| then took a recess to enable the committee
on resolutions to formulate its report.
When the convention retssembled Cor
man was made permanent chairman and
the platform committees reported. The
financial plank was "A straight out indorse-
ment of the present gold standard of cur.
rency and an emphatic condemnation Of
the free coinage Of silver at ratio Of 10
10 1
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-11
Made ~ Confession.
WAS NEVER SOLVENT.
Examination OF the Books of a steyCi
Point. Wis. Bank.

Examination OF the Books of stevens
Point. Wis. Bank.
STEVENS POINT, June ll.-George Croy
min of Milwaukee. the expert accountant
who has been engaged on the books Of the
defunct Commercial bank for the past
year filed his report with Receiver Pfiit-
ner tuesday. The report covers the on
tire period Of the banks existence ms
state bank. from its incorporation i'm No
vember, lSsos up To the collapse in March,
1895. and fills 2l0 typewritten pages
Among the more important revelations
is the fact that the bank has been insolv-
ent ever since its organization, and the
regular reports filed with the state treas
urer were in many instances false. AT
the time the bank was organized, the ac-
countant claims, there was deficit Of
$50, ,7t3 l6, and at no time in its subsequent
career was its condition improved. IL
owed its existence simply TO the faith its
patrons put in it's officials. The bookkecp-
ing was crude, and ignored all ordinary
business methods, for no record is to be
found any where of the revenue derived
from the exchange Of $1,000 drafts that
were issued.