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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-26
Sermon ON Bicycles.

ALBION. Mich, June 26.-Rev. f. Il.
Britten of the First Baptist church, an
enthusiastic wheelman, has announced
sermon on bicycles. He will have a check
room provided for wheels in the base
ment of the church, and intends to have
the edhce appropriately decorated with
the wheel and its belongings. In case this
service fails to draw bicyclists he intends
to ride out 20 Clarke's lake along the Gin
der path frequented by bicycles and hold
services under tree with his congrega-
tion awheel
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-26
TrioI of Romuius CoteiI.

AKRoN. O., June 2G-Among the wit
ncsses examined i'm the trial OF komuius
Coteu, charged with the murder OF Alvin
\. Stone. his wife aud Ira Sullson,
were Emma and Hattie stone both OF
whom had terrible struggles with tho
murderer. Neither could throw the slight
est evidence on the identity of the MUIR
derer. and their testimony was simply the
record Of their experiences ON the night oi
the murder. a number of other witnesses
were examined without developing any
thinr of importance.
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c,,udbur.t in Ohio.

MARIETTA. June ga cloudburst oc'
cured Wednesday night which covered o
wide area and was the most destructive
over known i'm this territory Houses were
swept away, stock of all kinds drowned
and persons narrowly escaped with their
lives In some streams the water rose
twenty feet I'm ten minutes and came ON
the people almost as suddenly as tho
Johnstown food, and was very much like
IT in many respects Crops are ruined on
the Little Musl.ingum for twenty miles,
and ON many of the small tributaries o.
the Ohio above hero.
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LANSING. Mich, June 26.-Governor
Rich has issued Proclamation in which
he urges the people of the state to observe
the celebration Of tho lo)th annivers lry OF
the evacuation of Detroit by the BRUSH,
,vhich will take place July H. Extensive
,rr,pcemcnts are being made to observe
The day al Detroit and the importance o'
the event. the governor proclaims, de-
rnands lifting recognition from the people
of tho great middle AID western states
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-26
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Hotels Already FILLING Up with the Ad-
vance Guard.

Hotels AlHeANN iillhs y " 'N
vance Guard.
CHICAGO, june 26.-Now that the state
conventions have been completed the ao-
tention of the local politicians is directed
20 tbc carly stages of the national Demo
cr,tic convention. which will be held here
r,,1y7 The hotels are already beginning
a. du no with the advance guard Colo
mol Martin. Of st. Louis, the sergeant-at-
arms. has opened headquarters at room
,oo palmer House Chairman Harrlty
a,,d secretary Shccrln will arriye soon ana
o,cr the permanent headquarters OF the
vationnl Democratic executive committee
Colonel Martin is well satisfied WIN tno
outlook here. -,
III uc declares the Coliseum will be all
.,,at can he expected, and that the ar
r,ne-c,nents for the big convention VIII
,ot oply be all that can be asked, h't VIII
hc completed in time and in good oraer.
I,,ole Horace Boies Of Iowa Is the hrs'
80 tbc presidential candidates to occupy
tbc GLd His heutcuants Messrs. brow
stcr and Walsh, are enscounsed at 'uv
painrr House. Richard "Silver DICK
Uand has taken headquarters ana VIII
IN, IN the field by July ! as viii senator
tsiar.burn Of Kentucky and william
| Dryan of Nebraska.
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Colorado silver convention.

fDENyER, juno 26.--The state silver con-
vention was called 70 order iu the Broad
way theater at HAS Thursday by l. y.
Stevens, member of the National silver
party There were 7l0 delegates present
Prayer was offered by Rev, Thomas Uzzcll,
who asked % blessing Onthis convention,
on the coming silyer convention az st.
Louis and especialiE on ihc convention
that is TO meet in Chicaoo The conycn'
tion selected ex-Unitcd States Senator
il A. w. Tabor temporary chairman. and
David Day aud Mrs sue Hall secretaries.
After appointing comniin ees the conven-
ii n took rcccss.
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| eth SUMMONS HIM.
Lyman Tfumbull Passes Peace
fully Away at Chicago.
had BEEN SICK FOR SOLE TIME.

EN-Lieutennnt Governor Koernsr at Bell
vile. Ills.-His Career Filled with Public
Eonors and IA Host OF Friends Mourn
His Demise Loved aud Respected by All
who Knew Him In Life.
CHICAGO, June 26-Lyman Trumbull,
who for long time has been i'll at his
home, 4lOS Lake avenue, died Thursday
morning at o'clock His end was peace
ful He was conscious just before he ex-
pred, but was unable to do more than
recognize those about him He was sur
rounded by his family and physicians and
death came like quiet sleep. At the bed
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uowIreIand Is Taxed.

LONDON, June 26.-The report OF the
royal commission on the financial ieia'
tions between England and Ireland states
that the increase of taxation in Ireland
between the years 1853 and 1860 was not
justified by the then existing circum.
stances. While the actual tax revenue of
Ireland was about Filth of that OF Great
Britain. the relative taxable capacity oi
Ireland does not exceed l-2Oth. The report
of the commission adds that Ireland IL
now oyertaxed f2. 80 600 annually.
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TELLER And HIS BOOM.
The Silver Mans Friends Feal
Very Much Encouraged.
HE'S TO BE PLACED " NOMINATION.

II Is Announced That Some One Very Close
TO senator Blackburn VIII BE Commits
stoned to Place the Colorado Mans name
Before the National Democratic Conven-
tion at Chicago Tickets Nominated IA
Ohio aud Indiana-Poiitlcal News.
DENVER, june 2G.-Tho friends Of soma
tor Henry NJ Teller who have been adyo-
eating his candidacy ON silver ticket for
president OF The United states are feel
Ing very much encouraged by tho recep-
uon of the boom started in ST Louis im7a
mcdIutcy after the bolt Of the wcs'ern
delegates has had i'm the west and south.
IT is announced that Mr. Tellcrs name
will positively be presented to the Chi
cago convention and it is hoped that the
strength he will show on the initial ball
lot will stampede the convention to him.
Mr.. Tollcrs nomination will come from
the south, where IL is claimed he is partic-
ularly strong, not only on account Of his
record us "a silver leader, but also because
of his vote against the force bill and his
wcll-known opposition to the more radi-
cal actions of the Republican party on the
tariff question IL has not yet been de-
cided who will deliver the nominating
speech
Would Please Blackburn.
Itis claimed chat senator Blackburn,
for whom the Kentucky delegation is in
structel, would rather see Teller nomi-
mated than carry of the prize himself, and
it is expected that s1ino one very close to
the Kentucky Statesman viii be commits
stoned 90 place senator Tellers name be-
fore the Democratic convention. Color
ado viii 0Ier mo- resolutions and her dele
gates will not bo particularly conspicuous
In the convention, but it is proposed to
send from this state delegation of citi-
zcus who are expected to attract at
tcntion 1t is asserted that from
800 TO 500 men, including many Of
the Wcalthicst and best known business
men of the state, with a mammoth brass
band and the famous Leadville drum
corps, will be i'm Chicago to shout for free
silver and Henry NJ. Teller for president.
Much remains to be done in the matter Of
details, but the work is going forward en-
Enthusiastically. The friends Of Mr.. Teller
say that the Endorsement Of the Populist
purity is assured him If the Democrats
make him their candidate and that this
would not be possible should a straight
Democrat be chosen.
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THREE STATE CONVENTIONS.
DcIcgates-ut- Large and Tickets Nominated
in Convention.

utlteAtfN-Nt- large ahN AAtM'tH -N''h'ANN'@
m Convention.
IcnANlroLIs. Junc 2G.-At the Indiana
Democratic state convention "Wednesday
The Hon. Benjamin Il. Shlveley, OF st. Jo'
scph county, who was nominated for gov
crnor. received ,Gl6 votes out of a total OF
I.7I7. cx-Congrcssman Cooper, the candi-
1ate of the gold sttndurd clement, recelY'
ing the remaining l0l votes
The ticket was completed rs follows:
Lieutenant governor, John V. Lawleri
secretary of state :. NJ. Ralston; auditor,
Joseph H. Tanning; treasurer, Morgan
Chandler; attorney general, John u. NC
Mutt; supreme court reporter Harry
Wuuum; superintendent of public IN
structiun, w B. st. Clair; state statlsu-
chm. O. II. Downcy; delegates at large,
ID. W. Voorhcrs, J. d. McCabe, David
Turpie. q. Y. McnzIes; alternates John
e. Lamb, d. f Utter, j. e. Nelson, I. H.
Ihorp. ~
state Democratic convention, held here
Wednesday. was primarily "a silver ratitl-
cation meeting and sccondarily the bud
ding of n boom for John 10. Mclean for
| the prcsidcntial nomination at Chicago.
Of the G15 DELEGATES jl2 vote for free sill
yrr and 6lS for Mclean The following
ticket was nominated; For secretary oi
statc Chiffon A. White; judge OF the
sruronr court. e. J. Blandin; dairy and
! food commissioner, Patrick Mckeown;
member of the board of public works, Jo-
| scph Frank Delegates at large, a. W.
| Thurman, E. B, Finley, H. Il. Holden
John r. Mclean Alternates; W. ~
| Decker. J. w Conwcll, 9, L. L. Hopple'
| Peter II Dcgnan.
SARATOGA. y. v, June s6.-The New
York state Democratic convention selected
tbe following for the Chicago convention
D,lerates-at.largc B. Hin, e. MUIR
rhv. r.. p. Fowler and +. r. Coudert
ltcrnates-Rohort Earl :. NJ. Weed j
A cantor and " l,am Purcell.
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Receiyer Amounted.

CLEVELAND. June GA special from
Cuyahoga Falls, o., says; Upon appiica-
tion OF Erskine l.. Babcock and the Akron
Betting company J. A. Long was appoint
ed receiver of the Falls Rivet and Machine
company. located at this place. The com
pany has an Indebtedness of s3i5,Vp, with
assets estimated NJ s6l5.0oo. including real
estate, accounts letters patent, etc.
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stands by the Protocol.

MADRID. June 28-rhe senate, by
vote of ~ to a.. has rejected the motion
made by senator Comas last Monday
during the discussion of the Allianoa in
cident. providing for an amendment To the
royal address demanding that the pro-
tocol of 1871 with the United states be re-
nounccd in view Of the inequality ot tine
rights of Spanish and American citizens
under the present conditions.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Affects validity of Incorporation of Many
Wisconsin Villages.

Wisconsin Villages.
MADISON, Wis, June 26.-Thc supreme
court delivered decision Wednesday
which will affect the validity of the in
corporation Of many Wisconsin villages.
The decision was made IN the suit
brought by a number Of taxpayors Of the
village of North Milwaukee, who asked
that tho incorporation be set aside on
the ground that il had not been properly
made The circuit count of milwaukee,
county denied the request, but its deci-
sion was reversed by the supreme court,
which held:
1. That the creation of municipal cor
poration is the exercise OF legislative pow
ers.
9. That legislative power cannot be dele
gated save as authorized by the constitu-
ton itself.
8. That the circuit court under the con
stitution is purely a Judicial court and if
not authorized TO rocciy or exercise lcgis
lative powers of any kind
f. That the fact of detcrmining, either
tentatively or finally, whether IL is for the
best interest of the people that they should
De Incorporated into u village and liking
the boundaries is not the determination o
a mere fact, but is the cScrcisc Of legisla
tive discretion, and if such power bc dele
gated at all it must be delegated to Tho
proper bodies named in the constitution.
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DIES MoNEs, June 25'.-lhe Us III, III,
1, ,mocratic clubs net here wednesday ,,
n,.,ht TO mako preliminary arransoi''o,,'s ns
toattend the Chicaao convention IN IN 3.' t,
,,a-osts 70 ",'o,'S of Mr.. Boi,s The leaders i ''
ih,e,eI., , sv ,yill he abe to take i,a'o TO 'ne
io,u ''.,.',i,n' ,"1y headed by thc Iowa 7'",e
con, eohlon',S VA not moot with thc dis 'roas l,.
ban oaRa' " 4bS ,be Iowa low Nilsson club at - l1",i =;
9h9 g 2, ,currentiv mr. reported tha Jndsc l. "
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-26
Dog Carried Away by Cyclone.

DRYDEN, Mich, June ga pet dog be-
longing to Farmer Bennett, near here,
was blown away during the late cyclone.
Mr. Bennett posted ~ reward OF sio Tor
the dogs return. "Wednesday the amman
was discovered in u piece OF woods near
Bcrnville, eighteen miles from the scene
of the cyclone, but as yet All efforts 10
capture him have proved vain. He seems
To regard every moving object MS "a her
aid of another tornado and vanishes IN
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-26
MUST NOT MEET IN BATTLE.
"Old Glory" and 'the Flag That's Braved
a Thousand Years

LONDON. June 26.-The American Con
gregationalist pilgrims were accorded re-
ception last evening in the library OF the
memorial hall of DIR. Guinness Rodgerss
church. DR. Rodgers welcomed the Amer
leans, and then the Rev. Hugh Price
Hughes addressed the pilgrims. During
the course Of his remarks he turned sud
denly to the stars and stripes and Union
Jack and said:
"Ihere Is one thing want TO say to you
Americans: That flag and this must never
meet on the field of blood" The audience
rose, cheered Justify again and again.
When the enthusiasm had subsidized the
Rev. Hugh Price Hughes urged the visit
ors to press upon their government the
necessity OF a permanent council OF arbl-
fration
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Too, surroupded by Forest Fires.

SPOKANE. Wash, June @.-Passengers
arriving hero from the north report that
inst before the train left kaslo, Is. G.. u
message was received from Sandon, Is. G.,
stating that the town was surrounded by
forest fires and threatened with destruc'
tion. Before further particulars could he
received the telegraph wires refused TO
work, and It is supposed that the fire had
reached the line.
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Ntw YORK. June 96 John II. Wits
.n E,g,,shmnn, "a years old, residing IN
T,u River. Mass, arrived in this city
Wednesday night on his wheel from san
,ranciseo. covering the distance from san
ts,ncisco TO New York in 40d 22hrs lSm
a ID Blakoslcc Of Chicago held the record
- tui.va
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Inrr hammered with.

WAsHBuRN, Wis, June 26.-The ease of
the state against \. c. Probert' mayor
and banker. charged witr the emhezzie'
mont of 81 500 from the Bank of Lodi, Wis,
was i'm progress up to "Wednesday, when
the district attorney read an affidavit
charging that the jury had been tampered
win by friends of the defendant The
.urv was discharged and a new one viii he
s,r,prnl
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rirst ,,icI,lrnn Peaches.

NILES. june 26.--The FIRST peaches OF tho
seoson were brought in from a large or
chard near FairlHnd They were fully
rinened and above average size This Is
the first time in the history of the Michi-
oon pcach belt that peaches ever rirencd
so carly They are fully four weeks ahead
Of time The crop will he the largest ever
known Many thousands of bushels OF
bolf ripcncd peaches have been taken from
the trees to prevent the limbs from being
brolspn of
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NEW YORK, June s6 The motion ny
philip j. Dwy.r TO be permitted To amend
his answer IN the suit brought against
nim bv David Gide,n. The turfman, Tor
iibel. h1s boon d'ulcl hy Justice Bawh
" The supreme court The verdict y,
sl5On damages thus stands aganSt
Dwyer.
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kinncc of the ttc supreme court win
place Mr.. Boies In nom tion In Chicago,
instead Of ox-Congrcssmin Fred White,
who was first slated for The honor. The
fact that Illinois Gid not instruct for any
other person for president at Peoria is
~ -Lrdod as an MdYantnnn ID Mr. Bnica
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CoLpwArER. Mich, juno q. Gov
,rnor Luce had narrow escape from ne
,np killed wednesday. He was &c work
round his barn when a heavy door ieli
upon him. crushing him Co tho ground.
Fortunately help was near. and ne was
rescued from his pcrilous position with a
nslocated shoulder and painful bruises on
rho chest
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American KIN. a Heathen God.

B,LuwAyo. June 26.-Burnham, the
American scout, has killed the native
"god" Mlimo. in cave in the Matoppo
hills. 1t was impossible TO capture MN
alive. owing to the number of kafiirs IN
the vicinity. Durham Is now burning all
the krnals in the hills.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-26
ru,no,. E,worth League.

spRINGFrELD, June 26.-At the seventh
annual session of tho Epworth League OF
Illinois Thursday the following officers
xvere elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Rev. c. b. Taylor, Lincoln; vice
nrcsidents. Rev y. NJ. Hamilton, jersey
Vile. Miss Effie Osborne, Shelbyville; c.
w. Whipple. Rockford. and Miss Mary
Havnie. Rockford treasurer, Rev. l..
West. Centralis; junior league superin-
tendent. Miss Lille Hampshire, Mon
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crrsroN. juno 20 "A cyclone struck
t,,is citv nd II O'clock Wednesday night.
Tho bigh school building was damaged 10
,hc extent of $1,000 and the Methodist
.hnreh and other buildings suffered.
Property loss amounts TO about tl"ooo
and the streets arc blocked with dcbris
No sves were lost So far rs known
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sbo, hell Ringer

COLUMBUS. o June 2s.--P. Il Evans of
Utica, o., shot and killed James AIRING
ton of Il party which came TO ring bells on
account of the marriage of Evans dangh-
ter. Arlington had n wife and two chill
dren. The party had been ordered on the
premises but said they would 60 when thc,
bride and groom appeared This angeru
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1Hs DEATH RECORD.

Captain WILLIAM MArTHlEs, prominent
lawyer and physician. az leaNenworth'
Kan.
Colonel A. q. BRAoKErr U :. A ire
tired), at Washington.
MARTIN p MURPHEY, one OF the BEST
known citizens Of Decatur Ills
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TOLEDO, O., June s6-Miss Lydia Bow
sher. aged g. was struck by the limited
train, south bound, on the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton road at Lima
Thursday. She was walking on the tracks,
and her head was crushed into shapeiess
mass.
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s,rro,,ded NV Insuagents.

BULUwAYo, June 26.-It is officially an
nounced that Fort Charles is surrounded
by the insurgents, and that wagons with
food supplies for Gwelo have been stopped
at Marendella, which has been looted by
the enemy, who secured $4,000 rounds OF
a,nnunition
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49, No.. ,he yenernclnn Troop..

LONDON, June 26.-The Times has dis
patch from Georgetown, British Guiana
which SAYS that colonial force has been
dispatched TO the Acarabisci to protect the
government surveyors.
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- NInNlco ropulists.

ALBUQUERQUE June so.-Ihe popui'se ,'l.i >,
territorial convention elected delegates s., ~
tbo national convention THURSDAY Thursday .,,ynp ! ng
'Ioteor,n ~ declares for free coinageo' SILVER
- ,,tto of rs 20 /.
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WASHINGTON. June,1 -Prcsldcn' Glove
t,,d and secretary Carlisle returned To
washington ~ 9:iO THURSDAY N nornipR
80, choir trlp down the Potomac.
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Silver Question.

United
dollar which would take? Many people nova
let yourself be fooled Think oft
merchant who offers dollars worth for dollar but
a leaden dollar Tor 80
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ST PAUL, June 20 --is Lcmen Bros
circus WAS exhibiting here Wednesday
afternoon a high wind struck the tents,
causing thcm 10 tcar an tottcr. a cry of
cycloue Nv gf.si4,,,i ,t,ei "fantreds l'ecaiiie
panic stricken, and crowded for the exit.
out i'm drenchiug rain they swarmed,
glad To escape without serious Injuries.
Scores were trumpled in the mud, but
with the exception of one child, no serious
personal injury is reported One circus
horse was killed The wind untopped
trc,s. blow down windmills, and did other
damage i'm this locality.
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Holt VIII Case.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Argument In
tho Holt will case was concluded ana
erivpn 10 the Jury late Thursday afternoon
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100 Suits Made to Order.

wills sell
suit Call and them
al possible
and shoes Everything for boys and children cheap.
M. Gittler'S Bargain Store.
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Last Suit Chance.

The htng by aud the going vii
buy suit in OUR stock selling
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I'm the Justice Courts.

Florian Bohte appeared before HE
honor Justice Curtis with two Of hil
front teeth out aud asked for warrant
for the arrest OF one Frank Popesch, on
the charge OF assault aud battery, al.
lodged TO have been committed on tb,
complaining witness ty Popescb. Pop.
esch was arrested and brought before the
judge and pleaded not guilty, demanding
a jury trial. Accordingly. the following
jury was imphneled aud the ease came
nIi Yesterday AFTERNOONS: Fred Larson.
William Patrick, Martin jenkins, J. $.
Day, Stephen GERMAN aud Charles
Hanshon.
The case occupied the attention of the
court nearly the entire afternoon and n
large number of witnesses were exam.
lned. most Of them through an in terpre-
ter. Both the parties were Austrians and
the court room was flied with their
eountrymen, who seemed To take consjd-
cradle interest in the ease The tpsri
mony seemed to show that the complain
ing witness had come 10 the DEFENDANTS
house on the night OF February %. and
had some words with men who wert
boarding at Pope.ch's place ia Raym-
baulto"n and that Popescb was 10 bed
at the time, but got up and put Bobte
out by force. Blbte claimed that the de.
Iendant threw an empty beer bottle at
him aud knocked out two OF his teeth
The d'fendant was represented by Attor.
n"y W. \. Bateman and Attorney 4. T.
Streeter appeared for the people. The
ilry was out. about a. hour and a hall
aud brought in a yerd..t Of not guilty.
The case Of David Swinton, .Jr.. VS. Niels
o. L seth, came off Yesterday afternoon
in Justice Sowden's court and occupied
the attention 81 the court all the aft.r.
noon, Ii e witnesses were examined on
each side and the ease was given 70 the
Jury late in the afternoon. ATTORNEY
a W. Kerr represented MIR. Ulseth md
Mr. S~iuton'- case was in charge of
AttOrn'y w. j. Mcdonald. Theinrv WAS
composed OF the following gentlemen:
W. Z. kinsman, j. p. Roberts, William
Craze, James W. Henderson and Alex
Either aud they We're out about forty
live minutes when they brought in v-r-
dict oil mo cause for action" Attorney
Mcdonald says the case will be taken TO
the circuit court.