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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

FATE or wisCoNsiS--1 COUNTY
: COuft~tn Probate
IN The matter of The estate ol rriah James
deceased
Letter. ct administrations The estate 0i Urlah
tamea alraAted haYirg heen i.sHed Ia Mary
lA4aHs end Riehard y t,fibbie,
Satite 4 nechy Rifeu Hial lhe creditors az
saHl fflsn JHines Geeeased afe allowed
AHA limited by otder 0iiiis court nutil aria ill.,
eia8ag ihe irt tuesday III February 1897
heiuP the Second day " said month ~ present
heif eiaius aud demands against satd
traa iamcs deceased. ~ the county court iot
e1amiua luu adjustment and allowance
Notice Is also hereby given, that the claims
mud demands OF al persons against The
sA4d { Fiah JAMES, licensed VIII be exam
iGea 8ad adjusted hy bis Court, 81 thW 9lUee
at tha county lndge IL the Court If0lne Hi
tHe eitY % DQdgNTisle, iii said county oii The
Htsi lHesdst ~ March iss1, Hnd I'LL tne
fFs Tuesday ~ ApIi 1877
Dated this ith dAy " July, 1896
BY tie Court
3ee4 CHARLES ". MeILHON, Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

soldiers of the civil war on both sides
Id the lime are dropping off at melan-
fboly rate. A careful statistical investi-
carion into the effects Of the four years
smv life on the volunteer soldiery has
ben made The Investigations indicate
thatthe hardship and exposure shortened
tst mons lives by an average of 10
ygars The boys and young men under
Ia WHO enlisted did not suffer so much.
Thay ~orc not easily killed. But hun.
ireds Of thousands of those who enlisted
were men Of 40 and over Already time
hld begun to get in its fatal work with
them. Ii was these whom the exposure
and privation most affected. The young
volunteers are now between 80 and 60
Years d age. 1t has been observed that
many seem to age suddenly when they
reach 30 or whereabouts and that they
AZ. older at 80 than a man should be at
15 if he has taken proper care of him
plf it is in this way that the effects of
the war On their constitutions makes it
slf manifest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

HB Tickets III the above rates On sl@Onlf on
dates quoted. For further particular pply lo
your local tickUt uRcnt, ar address II llat-
SON. General n sseuRtr Agent, liiiu9is Central
itairoad, Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20
WEST Sou7 fH3

AUGUST 9Th aud 18th. September lst. 18th aud
10Th and October 9Th and 2 tn, including points
on the Illinois E entrnl west Of Iowa falis incur
siVe. and 10 Wavcriy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

No Chi & Sioux City LIN 6.l5 .. N. daily.
No 3fhi a sioux CITY 4i5i n ~. daily * Sun
No 33 chi & Dub local pnpsfs3 D. m az sun
va III hi q Duh iDcsl pass sf1 II. M - ~ sun
sp 43 Iaeai accom- n asii i. nj. daily Tx sun
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

The railway companies and agricul
ars's Great Britain are ON more
f4-H terms than those If the United
s.a,0 ro At a conference between the
'"9 pEos ii England not long since
-s raad people agreed to reduce
'''tS a make freights as advantageous
3 }s So far the farmers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

Whle the bicycle barons are closing
~al factories and turning thousands of
ne4 ont Of employment in order to keep
~ the price Of a high grade wheel to
WV Il + interesting to know that a
.Ua0 made Of the best material, fin
slod In the highest style, costs, accord
1s V t5a New York Herald's expert,
,o,, S5N3l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

and good and stainless
q. Z. Breckenridge Of
announced that he will
tilate for congress this
has Colonel W G. ?.
money the cour6 awarded
ed for damages?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

4" attest news concerning the United
by way Of London It is
that wo are going to split
averninents, one in the
IN the west, while the
alrned over to the exclu-
o. goldbugs in the east.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

II. president of the Naval
tho natural fields Of
M United States to Gull
II xieo. Central America,
ouibia, Ecuador, Peru.
North China and the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

per III Germany that
against migrating to
cunt Of the swindling
nd times is respectfully IN
aelicans can stand it If
tle
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20

ono # the topics which will call out
animated discussion at the reunion of
1e Confederate volunteers at Richmond
will b. the question of the adoption of
a Umtd states history for use in the
pabhc schools of the south. There will
init be much trouble in the matter if the
spirit maintains which manifested itself
IA Memorial day at Cincinnati, when
Ly'.a post Of the c. A. r. decorated
le grave Of their old commander, Gen
ed v ii, Lyle. The orator of the day
ruaeigd to the grave in advance of his
mrades and found upon it some sprays
n exquisite Easter lilies with the in
sripuon. In memory Of General Lyle,
from an ex-Confederate soldier who
aptured him. " The Confederate
@dier' was General Simon B. Buck
feg Of kentucky. General Lytle was
20. ,hot dead at Chickamauga, but was
nor-a Il wounded ard lived long enough
\ atAaan prisoner by General Buekner
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-08-20
Illinois Central R. R.
HON ESEE K ERS'
EXCURSIONS
al the low rate Of
URE FAKE round trip trip PLUS S2.uU

Y. . !. !. J. !.
NA TTMNBW Homeseckerg' Excur-
kHHM lMlHW sions roail stations south
nUH Of afro on the line Of
NMWE the Illinois Central nnd
WMNU the Yazao 4 Mississippi
NHE U Valley huilroads except
NHH UN Memphis and New Or
~ " u u y n lcaos, also To certain ad-
ditioual territory in the south and Southwest,
from stations IN Illinois, Misconsin and lndi-
and on August lth and iSip September lat. l1th
and 18th. aud October 9TH aud 1uih'
gT For copy Of the South
ern Homeseekors' Guide. describing the uRrl-
by the e.mcntioned roads. address, ~ Man
chester. Iowa. j. r. Merry, Assistant General
Passenger Agent. For Information IN Regard
70 Railroad Lands in Southern Illinois. and ~
the iamots YAzoo Valley Of Mississippi nd
dress, at Chicago, r. =. skene, Land Commits
siOner /. e. X. X.
r." In additiunto the above. b0meseekcfs
tickets viii be sold from stations IN Illinois
Wisconsin aud Indiana ~ points
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

erarc state convention. Al least the
silver wing Of the party has not made a
slate. Governor Aligeld says 80, and
so has Chairman Of State Central Com.
mite Hinrichson. This h not a slate.
making machine they say. They in.
tend TO go into the convention and let
the representatives Of the people nomi.
nate whoever n majority favOr OF
course different candidates have been
discussed in an informal way as to their
Advisability, strength and fitness for
Office. but no machine has been formu.
lated.
Chairman Hinrichson said he did not
believe the delegates at.large 70 the Chi
cago convuntion would BE- instructed.
Had Colonel W. II. Morrison remained
In the field he says he could have had
the delegation instructed for him with
ont trouble. As Il Is he was confident
that the Illinois delegation will 20 into
the national convention uninstruoted.
As 20 the probability of taking az
Senator Teller as a presidential candidate
neither the governor nor the secretary
Of state thought il probable.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
FuneRAl of a LIvlko MAN.
such We. Preached In Ohio while an
nan Was Present.

Nan was Present.
CISciSSAri. June 22. "A special 10
The Enquirer from Portsmouth. o.,
says the funeral Of living man. plain
old Lorenzo Dow Mckinney, at which
he was present and well, was
preached NJ Fallen Timbers. 20 miles
from there. yesterday 10 an assembly Of
5000 people Il was in one Of the grand.
est Of Gods hrt temples, a primeyal
forest OF oaks, campmeeting style.
Rev. Forest Evans conducted the oere-
monies. just behind him set the living
man, Lorenzo Dow Mckinney. Incon-
Fruitiesin the way Of hokey pokey, gin.
gerbread and lemonade, with all the e.
oc,eras, were vociferously, not 10 say
discordantly, present A committee Of
eight venerable men In heu Of pAllbear.
err conducted the subject 10 the plat
form. They had all known him from
youth. After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ey-
ans the forest rang out with the song,
'The Sweet Bye and Bye" after which
came the sermon. The text was, "Ths
time of my departure is now at hand.
At the conclusion the hymn, Are You
Washed In the Blood Of the LAmbr
was sung, and then by invitation th'
congregation filed by taking leave Of
the departed, tearfully shaking him b
the hand.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

LONDON, June 22.-SecretAry Olney
has oabled United States Ambassador
BayArd saying w. o. Brown, the pas
senger who was arrested at Liverpool
on June IS H he stepped from the
steamer Aurania, charged with the lar
cony Of $4,000 in New York. is not the
man wanted, and instructing Mr., Bay
ard 10 ask for Browns immediate re
lease. The arrest Of Mr.. Brown seem,
to have been another police error. II,
was mistaken for a man named Walter
Damon. who Is the person really wantcs
onfhe,charge referred 70. Mr. Brown is
director of a bank At Fort Valley, Ga.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
WESTERN slLvsRMsN.

They wni Try and PAIL the iabsrers
of the Fast Into Line.
CHICAGO. June p. Western silver
men are organizing propaganda move
ment for work among the laboring peo-
pie Of the east The first delegation has
reached Chicago and viii give the next
six weeks 10 agitation among the trade
unions Of the city. Il was sent out by
the trade and labor assembly Of Bntie,
Mon. Its leader Is NJ. J. Elliot, men,
Der Of tho executive committee Of the
American Railway union. who spent
three months in Jail with fellow officers
az WOodlawn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
DEMOCRATS OF TEXAS
The Two Conventions to Meet
at Austin.
DELBJATEs ARRIVING LIVELY.

Chairman Dudley VIII Preside over the
Regular Convention and Judgs Hardy
over the sound Nensy-The Former
win Declare For silver and the lat
ter Tor Gold.
AUSTIN. June e2.-The capital city Is
filling up with delegates 10 the state
Democratic convention and the sound
money convention which meets tomor-
row. Since Saturday they have been
pouring In. and around the different ho-
tells crowds gather and discuss the situA.
ton.
The principal talk Is the delegates-at-
large 10 the Chicago convention. There
has been various names suggested by del
egates 10 the Democratic convention, but
IL Is almost certain that Reagan. Hogg.
Culberson. Chiffon, Ducan. Blake and
Bailey win be among those selected.
AZ first Il was believed that only four
delegates would be sent without alter
mates. but at a caucus al the Driskill
last night IL was agreed 20 adopt the s.
delegate plan. Jot Gunter refuses to b
one Of the delegates and possibly Sen.
Ter may get place.
A silver platform win b. adopted "a
govern the delegates. bat how strong II
viii DO made remains for the conven'
tion 10 determine.
There was quite an additional inpoul
Of delegates to the two conventions
which meet here tomorrow. Judg'
Hardy Of the sound money wing has ar
rived and reports that quite numbe
Of his following viii be here tomorrow
morning.
The silver wing are getting thei
forces mustered slowly. and indication
point TO the fact that there will not b
more than 900 or 600 all told in atten
ance The silver men have about de
cided 10 send eight delegates 10 Chicag
in order 10 haFmonize their factions. !
only four 10 there will not BE- room o
the list for all Aspirants. and for tina
reason eight will BE- sent.
There is some intimation that the con
vcntion will indorse Bland for president
Though some Of the members are tall
ing upon the indorsemcnt Of Teller.
The sound money men are expectin
about 800 delegates and there Is but on
issue with them and that Is the plai
declaration for gold and against free 81
yer. Il Il not believed they will touc
upon the question Of \ candidate Il
president. but viii endorse the course ,
President Cleveland aud his administer
tion. especially, the financial policy.
Chairman Dudley Of the Democrat
state committee will call the rcguli
convention 10 order and Judge Ruff
Hardy will preside over the souH
money convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
The Election. In Canada.

TORONTO. June ~ The general cleo
tions which take place throughout Can.
ada tomorrow involve an issue which
has agitated the country for the past
Eve years. The election is In the nature
of plehiscite, in which the one qucs.
tion, shall parliment pass the remedial
bill forcing separate schools on the un-
willing provice Of Manitoba, or shall 1,
not" BY separate schools is meant a
provision for two systems Of schools, one
for Roman Catholics alone and both
maintained by public funds. under q
double system Of taxation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS
Planned % Finlsh state Convention
with Ons nay AZ rsoFiA.

Planned % Finlsh state Convention
with Ons Day AZ Peoria
PEomA. Ills. June s2.--It is highly
probable that the Illinois state Demo
cratic convention viii complete is work
Of naming a state ticket and delegates
at.large TO the national convention In
one day. All the plans have been ar
ranged with this end in view, and W.
II. Hinrichsen, chairman Of the state
central committee. says that the free
silver men have decided to do this, and
that they have the strength TO carry out
their point. lie says tina, ooi Of the
1859 delegates are instructed for free
silver and that they win adopt a freo
silver platform. As yet there has been
no one talked OF for governor but John
p. Altgcld. IL Is conccded by everyone
that he will be the head Of the ticket.
II there are a''y delegates 10 the con.
vention who don't believe Governor
Altgcld will be renominated they havs
not yet arrived. As yet there is no Other
candidate in the field. The general tall
among delegates is that he will b. nom
mated by acclamation. There has beer
some rumors to the effect that the gov
ernor would not accept, but close friend
say he will, Both gold standard an,
free silver Democrats here freely admi
he is the strongest man the party oonl,
put in the field.
While there may be no contest for On
head Of the ticket II Is believed thcr
will BE- some hot fighting for 0lhe
PLACES. Each Of the other Offices ha
from two TO i've candidates.
a delegation Of Iowa politicians Al
rived in the city to labor among the de-
egates with a view 10 obtaining instruS
,ions for Governor Boies for presider
aud a delegation m Missouri to wor
sn tho interest Of Richard p, Bland.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
TWENTY PERSONS HURT.

Two Trolieyoars Come Close 20 CausinE
Havoc Near Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-More than
20 passengers ON two open trolleycar'
were injured last night in a peculiar ac-
cident at Frankfort. a suburban town Of
this'city. One Of the cars was return.
ing and the other going 20 a nearby
pleasure park. They ran ON parallel
tracks. Both were 80 crowded that
many Of the passengers stood on the
side plank and platforms and when th'
cars attempted TO pass each other at
rapid rate of speed jam resulted. Mini
OF the passengers were internally In
jured aad were taken 10 hospitals, bu
IL Is not Thought that any fatalities vii
follow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
A NEGRO SWUNG UP.
lie Assaulted = Girl aud a mob Does
the Rest.

lie Assaulted Girl and Aob Does
the Rest.
CHATTANOOGA, June 22-On Friday
night last Bessie, the 9-yeAr.Old daugh-
ter Of Gwin Puckett, prominent farm.
er living near Hartselle, Ala, was kid
naped by Leon Orr, negro farm labor
er. She was later found in the woods
where the brute had assaulted her and
left her in an unconscious condition. "a.
tally injured.
On was captured saturday near Dan
vile and confined In the courthouse bui
an hour. A mob broke into the build
ing. strapped the negro 10 a horse ant
took him 10 the scene Of his crime wher'
they hanged him 90 tree and riddles
ais body with bullets. on confessed hi
guilt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

PATERSON. n j.. June 22.-Garret
A. Hobart. the Republican nominee for
vice president was given monster re-
ception tonight by the citizens Of Pater-
son. There was besides Mr.. IIohart's
fellow iownsmcn large delegation
from other towns In New Jersey Mr..
Hobart has received many callers who
came In 10 congratule him upon his
nomination.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

NEw YoRK. June s2.-Bonjamin II.
Bristow. secretary OF the treasury in
President Grants second administra.
tion, died at his home in this city Of
pcritonitis Mr.. Brisiow was taken N
only last Saturday He was a citizen Of
Louisville, Ky. at the time he accepted
the treasury portfolio and made a ma
tional reputation by his vigorous prnse-
cution Of offcndcrs against the internal
revenue laws. In 1919 Mr., Bristow
was a formidable candidate for the pres
idcntial nomination before the Rcpnb
lcan national convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
District Convention Called

By virtue Of the authority vesse'i In
me a. Democratic chairman Of the 0th
Judicial District oi Texas, composed Of
the c uniies Of Milan, Bra1o- and Rob
erison, I hereby call convention 10 be
composed OF delegates from said conn
ties, 10 convene In the city u hearne,
on Tuesday, the llh day of August,
1896, a. 5 O'Clock p IA. 'oF the purpose
81 nominating candidates for the Offices
tfIisirict Judge aud NJ irirt Attorney
Of said district.
Witness my hand at Bryan, Texas
this the goth day Of June. iSo6.
J. 4. BUrLKR,
; Chairman sOlh Judicial district.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
The Interest Of IIIs rarty.

NEw YORK. June 22.-W. c. Whit
ney yesterday made public statement
In which he defines the political situa-
tion. makes his position clear As regards
his decision TO remain In this country
instead Of going TO Europe, aud con-
cludes by saying that he Is not presi.
dental possibility; that he would not
run n nominated and would not serve
II elected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

Mr.. Hyde Macfarlan, contractor for
the Kur,en telephone line. came Ia
yesterday and while here told the ~
porter that be was wossing .lx men on
the line aud bad Il about half done.
lie expects 10 finish by saturday.
Phones viii be PLACED at Dr. R. u. vii.
sons AID at Kurlen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Chief Engin'
eers George +. Kntz and James rhomp'
son Of the navy viii be retired from ac'
tive service ON June s6 Both have
completed 20 years service and have
made application for retirement. They
have been identified prominently with
the building Of the navy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

CHICAGO, June 22-David O'Bren.
lawyer well known and Of great ability,
was found dead In his Office, after hav'
ing committed suicide, After wriiing
letters TO his wife and children he turncI
ON all the gas jets aud died Of asphyxia
tion. For years he had been yer,
hard drinkcr. He was a years old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
sIRuck aY A IRAN.
Three Person, Instantly KILLED aud An
other Fatally Hurt.

ATLANTIC CnY. June 22-Three per.
sons were instantly killed and fourth
probably fatally injured in grade cross
ing accident az Ahsocon yesterday. The
men left Germania early in the day IN
a topcovored wagon. drawn by a pair o.
spirited horses. Upon reaching AbsecoE
the animals either became unmanage
able or the driver, young Huber, AZ
tempted to beat the approaching Cam
den and Atlantic express train acruS
the tracks. The train was running a
the rate Of 30 miles an hour. The wagoi
was partly over the tracks when th'
train struck it full with the above 10
suits.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
kANsAs COURTHOUSE oEsrRoYIO
Many Record. Baru aud the Trcasur-
er's safe Robbed.

TorEKA. June 22.-A special from
Hoxie. Sheridan county, says on Sunday
morning the courthouse at this place
was burned to the ground and all the
records Of the register Of deeds and
county papers were destroyed. The
safes were opened and the records
takon out and piled On the floor in
such manner they would be sure TO b.
destroyed. Eight hundred dollars in
treasur0r's safe are gone. The safe oI
the county clerk was not touched and
his records were saved.
Il win cost Sheridan county t2O,oS
TO repair the loss and put the records
where they were. No olew has beer
found 10 the perpetrators Of the deed
and excitement is high.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

MEurIus, June q. City Councilman
All T. Hayden. charged with bribery IN
connection with plans for new market
house, was found guilty and sentenced
10 1 months and ~ days in the work
house and 20 pay n fne Of ei0.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

CArLErrsBURG. KY June &.-rhe
Big Sandy towboai, Buckeye Boy, was
totally destroyed by fire At South Point,
o. The fire was caused by the explosion
Of lantern. The boat was worth tla,'
600 and was insured for half that sum,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
r.,.nr nur, In a wrseh.

BoSroN. June 22.-Two men wert
probably fatally injured and several
hurt by train oollding with heavy
stone at Hogs Bridge. Roxbury district.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

Consumption can be cured BY the NE
Of Shlloh's Cure. This great Cough
cure i the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. Sold by an dro9-
cists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

Visitors D. Galveston can obtain
rooms. with or without board, BY 81
dressing or calling on Mrs. n. A. Watts.
No. s5sS, corner Avenue Il and se'A
street. Jalyi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23
NO SLATE HAS BEEN MADE.
Ililaol. Democrats wan SO Uulus,rue,sd
~ % President.

PEORIA. June %. Nfhere has been nc
slate made for the state ticket to b,
nominated here tomorrow At the Demo-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-23

SIEVE Reed has returned from Col
leec In Virginia.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-10-16
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The phrase misspclled, misplaced or misap-
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And stirs the blood Of ommoncrs and kings,
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thick,
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The poets verso Of mingled dow and FIRE;
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