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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
FUNDS FOR A NEW SCHOOL.
Common Council ApprO-
,,,r;a%oS GOO OOO

Oconomowoc Common Council Appro-
PIRATES $40, 900.
Oconomowoc. Wis, May 3O.-ISpeeiaLl
AT a meeting of the electors of the
joint school district in the city hall last
evening it was voted to- purchase high
school site and to erect building
thereon at once A six-acre tract be
longing to C. |. Peck and located on Lac
la Belle Was designated as the site.
which will cost $500. The sum of $20
600 was voted for the purpose of erect
ing the proposed school building, and
this sum will be raised by issuing bonds
of small denomina ti0ns so that they may
The site selected is IL very beautiful
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
Fooled with a Torpedo.

Mellen, Wis, May Especial. +
Michael Barry, section laborer, laid a
torpedo on a handcar wheel and struck it
with hammer. The torpedo exploded
and piece of it struck him in the neck,
cutting very bad cash. He will be
taken to the hospital at Ashland this
afternoon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
Child's Mysterious Death.

La Crosse, Wis, May 29-[Special.l-
The fifteen-months-o child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Singer went out in the
yard to play this forenoon and when
it's mother followed later to look it uI
found the infant dead on the ground.
Doctors were summoned but as yet the
cause of the child's death remains unex-
In;
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
Money for State Inst;tutions

Madison, Wis, May 2S.l[Special u
The expenses of the various state inst;
tutions for the past month, audited hv
the state board of CONTROL are as fol.
lows:
State Hospital for the Insane
MENDOZA .......... so 100 o.,
Northern Hospital for the Insane.
sc GsnKo sar i,a no.t 926a. 70
Sch"oi for ti D 9;; IeiaVan;. 4,1O9.S1
InduStria1 Snhooi Pill fo. JnanesvllIe. 4,674.75
sees aeshd prison .u.:.............. 4371.2
State pnhi;a ~ aupu "a, :...... 6,S1S.14
Home for Ee SJnooi; SplrIa 3, 723 %
pe"a FANS '................... 573a
iotai. ..................... $40, 100. Al
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04

GAINESVILLE, Wis, May 29-[Special.1-
President John B. McElroy Of the Wis
consin Amateur Press association has
issued circular to amateur editors and
contributors of the state announcing thar
the frst ANIMAL convention will he held
in Fond du Lac, June "a and "a.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
TEMPLARS AT GAINESVILLE.
Annual Gatl,ering of the Fifth Dist, let
Forces.

GAINESVILLE, wis, May 29-[Special.A
Six communicates of Knights Templar
rendezyoused in this city today, the
event being the annual gathering OF the
fifth district forces. The visitors began
to arrive at $50 o'clock, and large
delegation came at 1890. Their meet
ing this afternoon will consist of inspec-
ton and the exemplification of work.
Communicates from Beloit, Baraboo.
Boscobel, Madison and Mineral Point
will be represented and Grand Com
mander g. II. Hopper Of Racine was
present, 4 social programme had been
prepared for this evening, but has been
abandoned.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
Returned to the Asylum.

Trempealeau, Wis.,, May 2S.ISpecial. I
&C. s. MCGOWAN of the La Crosse
county insane asylum at West Salem
came here last night and took back an
insane patient named Gus Torgesen,
who had escaped from the institution.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
TEXAS PEST IN WISCONSIN.
An Insect that is Playing Havoc with
Sfrawhprrv Reds

AN IHsect t1lat IS Playing Havoc WEth
Strawberry Beds.
Trempealeau. Wis. May 2S.-FSoe-
cial. "A peculiar mite OF an insect that
flies is playing havoc with straw berry
beds about this place 1t proves to be
the pest that was first discovered in
Texas last fall and millions of them are
now spreading all over the country.
The little mites gather on the strawberry
acres of strawberries are thus ruined
and greatly depleted crop will be the
consequence.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
AN IMPORTANT PURCHASE.
Kaukauna. People Interested in the Qnin-
n neSRe Falls Deal.

: MBSGG
Appleton. Wis, May 29.-[Special.l i
The purchase yesterday of all the water
power on the Michigan side of the river
at Quinnesec Falls by the Quinnesec
Falls Paper company, which is virtually
the Badger Paper company of Kaukau-
ma, was an important one, as it gives
the corporation in question control of
all the water at the falls. The purchase
price was $4,000. The deal makes it
certain that the falls will eventually be
an important paper-making locality, as
the power is ample and the surplus not
used by the plant at present being erect
cd will not long remain idle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
KILLED BY THE CARS.

John M1gray Run Over Near Bag1ey
junction.
Ellis Junction, Wis, May 2S.-iSpe-
eial John Magray, a cedar and log
ging jobber of this place, was run over
and killed by night passenger train on
the Menominee branch due here at 9:05
.. m Magray was run over about one
mile from Bagley Junction. The body
was horribly mutilated and was picked
up by the train crew and brought to
Marinette. where an inquest will be held
today. Magray was prosperous and
leaves q family of four children aud u
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
TALK ON TYPHOID FEVER.
State Board of Health to Discuss the
S,,I>S

State Board of Health to DISCUSS the
Subject.
GAINESVILLE. Wis, May 27-[Special.]-
At the next meeting of the state board
of health, of which DR.. q. o. Sutherland
of this city is member. the subject OF
typhoid fever in Wisconsin will be thor.
oughly discussed The disease has been
unusually common of late. and the board
thinks this state of affairs is due to i'm,
pure water. An investigation of the wa,
ter supply in cities reporting an unusual
number of cases of the disease will prob
ahly he made
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-04
Amateur Tress Conventior

Aolal. .......... $40. 100. a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
6robher,o9thum.
Qus Ser 6duptitaot.

3mci Nrre i a mt oes hieTi0en
@ruuo9efdngnii es, luelbe IuBsrbalb
Der @n'tult gum transport bon Sens
hlln0eu ptrnenoet meroen. tru9cn tiirS=
LID cine NuS0bl gappihabtelu mad Der
Sonnerpeaer Snnoihubfabrit; Der @es
fdn9niBbote be- l'ltetc oieIelber. Sn
Sonnerpeg unQetommcn, beNab lib leB=
terer in oas MtaGosin Der 6abrif, INN
feline Senoun9 onsumeloen. @dbreuo
osiieu tursen Nbiueisnbcit tcnnteu Die
beioeu NrrcItunten Der 0erlubuu1
niWt pioerItehen uno ergriiien Die
6luht, Sro9bGbre uno S6a6teln i'm
Slide lOiieno. 8ieielbeu lino bis iebt
nod ui6t micbcr eingeianssm.
Die WeItiu0rSouie,8 remie ooer
Acknowledgment. melhe Ibon lGugit
auf Der Srier-Webcr= uno 9ltlOuer-
ginie beitebt, iOl jebt aud ouf Der
Milbelms2 uremburas9abn ein9efibrt
meroen. Die 9remr'e fam bon Gn9s=
ltsllten urb &eiIcnocn bel orobenoer
8efabr SI ieoer 3eit un8ewenoet mere
ben.
Sern=
bDit perierti9t 9eaenmartia ein Giiel.
Wbum, mel6es in 80 Sldttern Die
intereilanteiten Yuntte Der Giiel wieoers
9ibt. Sasielbe erideint bel 6r. SinB
IN Srier. Inter ben gbonnenten auf
oas aus 30 Sldttern in ie6s Gisieruus
gen b~cltebenoe @ert beiinoeu ii6 IL. q.
Der oeutIhe &aiier, Die oeuti6e &aiis=
rim, Der @roBberso8 bon SuremburS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
osnxem6urgi(6es.
Dereiniete Staten.

nGbicago iuuroe iiber ben S0Q
Matbias Golliuger, Uel9er oes Wor=
bes an9eflast 1T Dor &idter Gbatlain
%berbanoelt. Mtan bebauptet &olin9er
lei ~irriinnig. Serielbe bate am 4.
Sebruar ieiuen Sbnurbart obroiiren
laiien, hattie Srauentleiber anQsso9en
uno 9in0 uad Sauie I'm 6rieorib Drill
Ter 81 eri6ieBen. Del6er Ieiuer glnii1t
iid 81 intim nit Srau &ollinger betu1l-
bette. Gr partete an Der SDitre bis
Wiler srideinen wiiroe. Der Moraen
mar feu6t uno nebelig, uno Gls Sobann
s, Selpaur, pelder in oemielbeu Sauie
nit &olin9er, go. POI in Der Woba,ut
GtraBe mobnte, erIhien ihOB sr oielen
anItatt Wfiller nieoer. - GOllin2er lOll
fimuliert baben az a6t peridieOencn
Malsn SelbitmOro be9shsn gu wolleu,
ieitoem er Selpour eridoiieu bat.
@us Der ct. Wi6asls.@ emeinoe
III Gbicn9p. 81, ftorbeu am -. Sui
4otborina q. 2auf i'm bitter bon rs
SNbren, pObnbaft l6l Burning StraBe
nno Serr SObarn 9. Snnier, 205l
q. Gl0rf StraBe am Is. Suli, i'm
alter bon 81 Subren.
uner 6reuno unb 2anosmonn
Serr s. .. Websr uno oeien Satin
bon 2it6iislo, Minn., f~eierten am 10.
Suli oas 6eit ibrer Iilbernen So9seit
i'm Treunoestreiie. Serr @eber 1T
aus Sefiin9eu 9cbiirtig. g8ir 8ratus
liren!
Sr. 3. s.. SENDER, Der 8e=
t6dttsfitbrer Der DSimes" bon auitin.
Winn.. ipra6 Oerfl. Wo6e auf Dem
g8eae CUR populilten Contention in
ct. 2ouis IN uniersm rS0nttum" Dor.
9Bir beoauern iebr. ben Srn. GOllegeu
nidt geie9en gu babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
nebsr oaS&olfsfeft Der srierer
,ueldes Ont 81. Stuff 81 Gbieaso. ST.,
,h,shnIte,, ypurNa r,;rN ,nfAr,.h,,.

,pelhes om 81. Suli 81 Chicago. ST.,
a~b9ebaltsn wuroe, Wiro 9eidrisben:
Ye9iiniiNt bonn bsrrliti.su Wetter,
fGno tiirsli6 in OsOen's 8rope bGs
FINITE Srierer YOltsief itatt. s. mar
Piarrcr %. ~. Sartb, piarrcr Der
ct. Sberellas&irhe, Der Dor munmebr
flint S0bren oas criia oerartiee Bolts
icit per0uItaltete. uno isoes Sabr bat
li6 oaiic!be 81 cinem burAibla9enpeM
Grtol0e aeit0ltct. Sos lsbtc Set
lcBte allen ouoercu bic SrOHs auf. Die
@ctbeili9unN mar cine 10 aileemeinc.
BAH Der SrpBe Part toum bic Wienihen=
meN9c 81 fOllcn permohts. Die iid iGou
IN ben friben Na4mittassitunosn elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

BON Is Gonoioaten bel Der Nllinabms=
prilfung Den oritten YiaB errang.
Scin SnNeniernrcranlen leGte er nit
9roEcr Strsseituung 0b. 6ii9en mir
nod binSu, DuB @erniprD cbsn oui Dem
Euntte itano. Iih 81 UerbeiratGsu.
Ser MtprthenI marc ibm our
Srauerpulme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

tlebte rptbe Ylotate fol9enoes:
Ter 9oreu, WcuIer. gSosner ans Slips.
h%duien, seboreu am 10. au9uit 1850 ;t
Senien, SreiS Sirmeril. uib bic Wittwe
Better S6neioer, Glii0betb geb. 9nSerS aus
StipSbouieu, 9e6oreu am Ii. Suli 1859 Az
Weitersbah, RreiS @ernfaitel, lpel6e blrb
bic rettStr0ftigen llrtbeile beS tOnisli6eu
S@wurgcribteS III Srier pom %. SebrIlur
duo l.. Sull 1898 wegeu beS i'm CONNER
1894 81 ooer bet StipSb0uieu Oil Dem Nderer
Ecter S6nctoer be9uugeuer Wtorbss ;lGm
Sooe perurtbctlt wurbel, liub i'll &oll3ug
oIsIer urtbelle beute Sorm,tta9 6 ubr auf
benz Soofe oes biciigcn @eiduSniiieS mittels
beS Sallbeiles eutb0Iptet porben. Srier ben
4. Suit 1896. Der erite Stao,sanw9lt.
Sn Sertretuns Wel6crs.
go bot oenn Der nStipsbauiener
Mpro" feline iroiite Siibne ~gefunoen.
lleber Den @erlauf Der lsbten Gin.
ribtuna miro nod folaenoes mitse.
tbeilt: Gas @sribt. Serr Staatsan.
malt Welhers uno Die SIT Dem gtte
giugslaoenen (2lerste, Staotperorbnete
uip.) pareu turs Dor 6 llDr i'm Sc.
ian0nibbofs srIdisnen. no Die @uilotine
iopie Der S6arfribter Ieinbel uno
ieine 8ebilfeu bersit itanoen. I'm 6
llbr ert0nte oas neutrality-suspicious.
uuo es wuroe susrit Weursr bon eineln
Muficber in 9eSleitung Deg eoan9eli.
iden NnItaltspfarrers, Serrn Seller.
porgeiiibrt. Meurer trua StrGfiin9s.
Qleioer. er mar leiGenblaB, bic !Sdnoe
paren ibm auf ben &iidsu ssbunoen.
Ser 8siIili6s ipra9 linn 8ebste Dor.
gls sr Dor BENT S6affot ansetommsr
tuar, perlas Serr GtaGtsGuualt Wel-
aers pas urtbeil uno sei8te iotuobl benz
@crurtbeilten ME benz SGarfri6ter
Die untsribriit oss &Oni9s, iusl6e oas
llrtbsil beItati9te. Scnu fraSte Der
O.rr Staatsaupalt ben Iugei!a9ten,
CD sr nod et.pas 81 lager babe. Wsu-
rer srtIdrte, oas sr uni6uloia isi; ct
Iei elm Spfer &c, &aGs; er oer,tiee in.
osS alien icineu Seine,u. S0rauf
iibsraab Der Serr Staatsanpolt Jpn
benz S6orfri6ter. SIM 9u ipcr Msu.
RET un!sr Der 8ui0otiue urb saE Wei-
Ter 9eioilcn; Msurer iiarb Dor osiu
epi9cu Tibter. Der 9auSe VII bate
niAt orsi Wiuutsu aeuommeu. Sic
Gei9s uuroe in eiusu Sars aelsst, bic
@uillotiue aersiniGt. uao mad etua 5
Wlinuten srtonte uisoer oas Gloddsu.
Bon elmer Wortsriu gsiiibri ium Gle
g9ittipe Sdnsiosr In Bssl.itans oes
pfarrers Serrn Seller. Sic tri9
idparssu au,ug, 9ing 0~eisrtteT Saup,
ties, iab absr niht 70 blos aug, ME
Meurer. gub ibr luuros oas llrtbsi!
p~erleisu unb Die lnteridriIt ocs 43,
uiss 9eSeigt. Sic erildrte, MD: gang
irei bon S6ulo 81 iein. bOfe absr lie
gsiilbut Al babsn. ginisc Nugenblide,
uno aud lie '.aro oOr benz swiGen
Gi5tsr. - .SoHsu wir. oob gsiSe
ibrc Saulo Ncii!bnt babcn," Iaate Der
Srrr Stcnts'Nnp0lt 81 ben umiteben.
Den, uno oGnu e~rticyntcu lid oieie.
Sic Ssiten wurosn nod Dem Itaoti.
! i&su GrisobUis ssbra&t. (ar. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

Ser Staotratb BON Columbus, in
WiscOni i'm, bat cine GurierpsS ~roinan5
paiiirt, wona6 Ginoer unter iiinfSebn
Sabren na6 neun ubr abenos ni6t
mebr aui Der Strabs berumIauien oiir-
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

Sin ou8aeseihnster Wann aus Sen<
tudp bat emit 0eiN9t, Die oemotratiI6e
Gartei lei cine BON GIeln an8efiibrte
G%Openbeeroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

,Na6oem i9 i6on bon benz &ufe bes
srDBtCn biItorii6m Staotsmannes oes
9cNenwdrtigen Scbrhunoerts lett nlebr
Ols 80 Sobrcu nit SetuunOerrtn9 9e=
bort babe, mo9i es mir elm unolisa
ipre6li6es Ger9niigcn, mdbreno mei=
ner uuBerorbsuli9en gotl6oft in
europa &c. 9n,6loudt ben Giiriten
Yismord in ieinem Sunobaule in Grle-
bri6srub gu felsn uno meinen Wamen
ols eirlen glusoruf oieies froben @rela=
miles in oieies Bud eintra9en 81 tDns
men," Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gpsian9s
Sub Ibrieb: SD wttnite mir Slid,
oieier 9uti&aft unSugeh6ren, bic mir
8elegenbeit Siebt, ben Sismard oes
Sitens in Der @eieai6aft bes 2isSungs
9tbous bes sBetens 81 erbliten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

Io9 perIdbIi6er SaGBuna tueroen
bic Souptiprabsn Der @elt bon fol0ens
Der @nsobl bon Weui9en geIprO6en:
Gbiusiiia BON mebr als 400 Milionen;
Sinooitauii9 bon mebr als 100, @ns.
lid bon taft 100 0tiaiOnen; &uiitia
bon 70, Seutib bon me6r als 60 Nlils
lionen; Sp0nii6 bon AZ, 6ron5Dlii4
bon AS. Sapaniid bon mebr al3 40,
StaIienii6 BON mebr als SO uno Siirz
it'd bon etrpas iiber % Wiaiouen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

Sos eben abgeidloiene uniOeritGtss
jahr IN Qnn Nrbor, Mid., bat cine
Neubeit gebradt, bic itberrai6en wiro,
benn inter Den Dor Sturgeon BON Nnn
Nrbor nGraouirten" b"eiinoen Ii5 Smel
bier gu 9auoe ieltene Slumen - Swei
GbineIinnen. Die ibr Nb9an9serameu
iebr gut ~beitanosn baben follen uno in
China als Gr3tli9e WiiiiOndrinnen tbds
tig ieiu peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

Gin @eiiSiel bon RattenIdlauheit
tpiiien Ditereibii6e gldtter aug 3nin
al erSablem Sn Der Sdeune oes
Sauptlebrs,s 81. gu S. briItete cine
Senne, a1t 3uorinaliuge BON auBer=
balb nit benz Shnabel oblpebreno.
Gen ncbenan i'm Sol5faae niltsnoen
Staten ediiItete aber noh benz Snbalte
bes Neitea nno oa iie anocrs nl6t oa3ll
seloneen tonnteu, griifen lie oas NeIt
bon unta, an. gu oieiem 3wete wuroe
in benz Strob elm ihrd9 auipdrts tub
renoer Gang ssmabt, Der in oas Neit
miiuocs. Dit lei9ter Wiibe lurroe
nun Elm 81 na9 benz anoern in ben
Sang gesosen uno peiter beloroert.
IS Qalt alsDanu aber NOD, tie iiber
einen i'm Stalls bsiinoliden Sang 81
i6ofen. Qber aud bier wuBten ltd
bic Sbiere gu belien. Sic l1ldnAen
ibran G6mOns nm oas III, bepe8ten
F6 uuf ben Sinterbeinen ItBeno, nors
rpGrts in oufye6ter Ste0un9 uno sogen
bcs umi9lunaene 81 nab, big lie es
on Srt uno Ste0e batter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

gin 6eirat6sQcics, wcl6es unierc
nneuen" Grauen iiir oibOtin0" ertldren
iperoeu, lit tiirslid in Norpe9en erloi=
len woroen. Na6 oieIem @eieB bari
tein Mdo6en cine Gbe einQebsn, beoor
es bic n0tbige 5dbi9teit i'm Striden,
Spinnen uno gofen %ertuOrben bat.
lleber Die oenornte Gerti8teit er6dlt es
elm 3eu9niB ous9eIteilt, obne ruel1eS
Der @betOnoioOtin bic SelratbssGrloubs
nip perpeiaert miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28
Saar, NoieI, GifeI uuo 9unsriid.

Srier. 4. Suli. Seute Moraeu
oertiinoeteu on ben StraBenefen auge.
tlebte rotbe VlQtate fpluenoes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-28

9ommt Elm - Safe 9eflusen! Der
Barber 9. in SanSerbauien tpar oies
fer Sage arf ieinem older beihditi9t,
ols linn ploblib nit pOler @u6t ein
&6rper auf ben &iifen iiel. IS mar
Elm - Safe, Dbcn in Der Suit treilte
cine ma6tise 8abelpeibe, bic ibre
geute ieoenialls niht mebr bate bals
ten tDnnen. Der Saie CAB nur nod
serinsc 2ebersSei6en BON ii9.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-25
FASTEST MILE
IN HARNESS
John X. Gentry, the Famous Stallion,
Establishes a New Worlds
Pacing Record.
oUTDIsTANcED THE RUNNER
With the Wind in His Face, Made a
Remarkable Quarter Mile-John R.
Gentry. Star Pointer, and Frank
Agan to Race Today.

Portland, Ne, Sept. 24.--John r. Cen
try today at Rigby Park paced the
fastest mile ever made in harness and
placed the worlds record at 2:0Ol5 The
day was cold and light northwesterIy
wind was blowing up the stretch when
Gentry. with Andrews behind him.
came out TO go against his record 0f
2:O1I4 made September this year. al
Glen's Falls. N. Y.
The famous PAGER scored once or
twice with the runner who was to pace
him, and then went up the stretch on
what was to be the fastest mile ever
done by a horse in harness. The run
ner was at the PAGERS throat latch as
they made the first turn on the stretch
Gentry went steadily and with appar-
ent ease, the runner having hard work
to keep his position.
The judges caught the quarter mile
at 2sh seconds, and the second quarter
was made in 30A. making the half mile
in 5sls The runner, by the use OF the
whip, was keeping up at Gentry's
wheel. but was making hard work OF
it. The third quarter was made in
3Os seconds. making the three-quarters
in 1904. AS they turned into the
home stretch and caught the wind in
the teeth, the crowd began TO yell
wildly. and both drivers commenced to
encourage their horses. With the shout
ing Of the crowd, which was now cheer
ing like mad. the PAGER spurted for the
wire, and considering that he had the
wind in his face made the most re-
markable quarter OF the heat in 30H.
the mile in two minutes and one-hah
second. just one second less than the
record.
Tomorrow Star Pointer. John R Cen
try and Frank Agan will all go against
time. .-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-25
NEWSPAPER MEN
IN COLORADO
Arrested for Telling the Truth and
Locked Up in the Guard
House.
HAVE A PROVOST MARSHAL
Capt. W 4. Smith. Formerly Warden
Of the Penitentlary. Now in Charge
Of Affalrs-Ibex Disturbance Of
Little Consequence.

Leadyllle. Sept. 24.--No official report
mas yet reached headquarters concern
ing the firing upon the guards at the
hex properties last night. but the au-
thorities DO not attach much import
ance TO the incident Captain w. a.
Smith. formerly warden Of the state
penltentiary. was tonight appointed
provost martial Of the Leadville dis
trict
Correspondent Mitchell. Of the Den
yer Times. is in the guard-house where
he has been since last night. Mitchell
attended a meeting OF citizens yester-
day at which Adtutant General Moses
was present. When the meeting was
called to order all reporters and cor
respondents were requested to with
draw. Mitchell alone remained. and
being a stranger was not inspected.
After the meeting the other cores
pondents, scenting a scoop, visited the
adjutant generals office. General Moses
having announced in the citizens meet
ing that any one publishing the pro-
ceedings would be arrested. Mitchell
was with them and in the talk hot
words passed between Mitchell and
Moses, the lie being given by Mitchell
and fight being prevented by others
present. Mitchell was arrested and
placed in the guardhouse. where he
still remains. He had mailed the pro-
ceedings OF the secret meeting to his
paper before he was arrested.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-25
ToDAY's WEATHER.
Portland. Sept. 24.-For Oregon and
Washington, fair weather.
AM 1 WRONG?

The Boston Herald publishes the fol-
lowing from a subscriber:
II dollar be a dollar-honest coin
without deceit-one may melt it. one
may smelt it. but its value won't re-
treat
Melt ten dollars-silver dollars-in
unbiased melting pot and the silver
SLUG" resulting only sells for five the
lot"
Melt gold dollars-melt an eagle in
aforesaid melting poland the golden
slug resulting quickly sells for ten
the lot"
win you tell me-kindly tell me
he these dollars equal are-if little
glowing furnace put on only one
scar?
There was never yet equation that
demanded legislation TO establish right
to bean equation is equation-else it
is fallacy,
And I'm thinking-quietly thinking
that a poor man has poor sense-if he
vote to have dollar that will melt to
fifty cents.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-25
THE WHEAT MARKET.
cudahy Has a Corner on the Septem-
Der Delivery.

Chicago. Sept 2i.-Flve weeks ago
December wheat ruled steady at 5Shc
per bushel Today short interests were
clamoring for that option at 66S. De-
cember wheat closed last evening at
e5. The opening today marked a brisk
demand and a quick jump in price.
The highest point reached today was
66N, 1N above yesterdays close. Later
in the session the price declined to 64s
and closed at 65h To a degree the
market was Influenced by cabled quo
tatlons from Liverpool. London, Paris
and Berlin exchanges. All recorded
higher prices and steadily increasing
demand. To cap the climax Of the sit
uation produced by the small crop
abroad, this country's yield indicated
an unusually low aggregate, threshing
returns coming in indicating a large
shortage in the crop. Today's vigorous
demand revealed big short interest.
Cudahy is said to hold nearly all the
contract wheat for December delivery
billed in visible supply, and that cred
tied him with 25,OOO,OOO bushels. There
was talk today that Cudahy did not
intend to unload until the staff of life
has reached the dollar mark.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-25
POPS. IN TACOMA.
Fusion County Ticket Nominated After
Much Quarreling.

Tacoma, Sept. 24.-After three days
OF conference the fusion county ticket
was completed this afternoon. The
Populists secured fourteen out of the
thirty-two places on the county, legis-
lative and municipal district tickets,
the Democrats ten, and the silver Re-
publicans eight.
The agreement to give the national
Prohibitionists the school superintend-
ent and one representative was rescind-
ed today on learning that the Prohi-
bitionists would not support Bryan hut
intended putting an electoral, and pos
sibly a state ticket in the field. The
school superintendent was given to the
Democrats and the representative to
the silver Republicans. The entire tick
ct was then nominated by the Populist
convention, as under the law 1t must
be filed as straight party ticket. 1t
will go before the people as the Peo-
pies Party ticket.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-09-25
SOLDIERS HOSPITAL.
Completed and Dedicated-Republlcan
Attend the Methodist Meeting at
ROseburg.

Roseburg, Sept 2I.--The Oregon Sol
diers' Home hospital which has been
completed By the contractor. was re-
ceived By the board and dedicated this
afternoon.
The usual routine Of business occu-
pied the second day Of the Methodist
conference. The reports Of preachers
and the benevolent societies were Of a
high order and generally encouraging.
The Republican clubs attended the
evening service in body as com
pliment 10 Major Mckinley, who ls a
Methodist