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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23
Postal Rates and Aliases.

1 THE mercantile manufacturing
and banking princes 81 America, 20
wbom.postage il a considerable item,
are again appealing to congress for a
one cent letter postage rate. The
great multitude 81 American people
think 2 cents cheap enough for
transporting a letter Of one ounce any
distance in the country. and are not
asking any reduction. Tie postofiice
department il not self-supporting al
present rates. 10 reduce these one
half crust inevitably increase the
deficit. The scheme i like too
many ofhers-for the benefit Of the
few. who can best afford 70 pay. Al
the expense ~ the many least able
70 bear 1t.
The Milwaukee Sentinel, speaking
of tire proposed reduction 81 letter
ana inci easing 81 newspaper rates,
postage prevents some Of the abuses
Of our postal system that should first
b. corrected, saying:
such q measure would he injurious
10 the newspapers u the country, but
might be of advantage To tile express
companies which would be- likely ~
gain by the transportation ~ much
~ the matter now forwarded through
the postgfiice.
Tie present rate of letter postage
~ very 4 vi. AU0uHce letter H. trans
mitted across the continent FOR two
cents. We hear 81 penny postage in
England. bat the English penny Is
equivalent To two cents 0f our cur
rency. Fiji order to adopt one cent
letter postage ii would be necessary
either 10 Yaisetile rates unjustly upon
aecond clas- matter. or add largely to
tile deficit Ut the p0st0fiice depart
meIf. There afe some reforms how
ever. that might well be made in
. stall rates. At present may pub
fishing houses. which issue cheap,
crude. and dernoralizing books, the
worst class Of Prurient novels and
jesse James literature. have adopted
the device ~ issuing them weekly a.
periodicals, and tons N this trash are
sent through the postOiiice as second
class matter to the detriment Of the
legitimate book trade and Of the pub
lie morals. There ought 70 be some
means found ~ discriminate against
this abuse without interfering with
bnnafde periodicals which the law
was designed to protect. Another
wholesome reform would he 10 re-
strict the Thanking privilege. The
people will during this presidential
,. a ia a
heading BY mail ~ enormous guam
Titles Ut campaign literature sent un-
der tile franks " members u con-
gress, the greater part Of which will
never he read, and will epresent u
odigious expenditure o. human
enegy leading To little Or no result.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

SENATOR MILLS, of Texas, who has
been webbing around ever since he
made that declaration against the
free coinage Of silver, made IA speech
last week IN which he tried to square
himself with the silver men in Texas.
HI didn't exactly 20 back to his
original position IN favor free coin
age, but he hefogged the question and
tried to beat the devil around the
Jump ny advocating the coinage Of
the silver bullion In the treasury,
the payment u government obliga-
lions IN both silver and gold, and de-
nouneing national banks and the Is
sue Of interest hearing bonds. 1t is
evident thar Mr. Mills is still be
tween the devil and tile deep sea, 7
where it will be remembered he de-
clarcd himself to be in a speech
made while the hill for the repeal Of
the purchasing clause Of tile so-called
sherman silver law was before the
senate,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

.fuE Washington correspondents
of the san Francisco papers have
been giving congressman Cooper, Of
Wisconsin i great deal u favorable
ADVERTISING II is said that on the
Pacific coast Mr.. Cooper Is regarded
as one af the biggest men III congress.
His speech Oh tho Pacific railroad
funding bill IN tile last congress did
the business Tor him 1t killed the
Hill and il was acknowledged 70 be
ono If thu ablesi speeches delivered
ia the house at that session. His dis
tinguiShed services on the committee
entitled hun oappointmenta IA chair
monat this session, but speaker Reed
did not seem 10 be If that opinion,
for instead " making him chairman
III removed linn from tile committee
and put him on comparatively IN
significant committee on the leyies
and improvements ~ TIE Mississippi
Mr.. Cooper makss lib complaint, but
the people on the Pacific coast do
not hesitate to charge that the Hunt
ington influence caused his removal
iii retaliation for his brilliant and
effective speech.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

AN important feature Of the call
for republican state convention. pub
Iished In this paper, is the new basis
III representation. Under this call
Iowa county's quota Is 9 delegates.
whereas il has heretofore been but 5;
but az the aggregate number Of dele
gates forming the convention is in
creased from about s45 TO 6s1.-the
ratio is not materially changed. The
Increase In number of representa-
tiyes Is, howeysr. In the line Of re-
form.eas manipulation By designing
politicians il rendered less easy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
NyLwArEEg. Jznnsgy 18th ls1<.
-, t.ft..u III. et0Ys Of WtsrOnsln:


TO Hspp bTfssn VI. etors Of Wtsconsin;
In ss-r.r4snee wffh 1szgs and ~ dlrec4iao u
Yhe ~ 20 Cs-ptrsl nsrE mites. ; ccuFefttn ~
fFe gepus,GbssH @aectovs ~ the state ~ Wis.
e,rsgsSr = g ~ hss1 ID the az ~ MhNanE ee pss
fhe Isfh day ~ Ftsreb. 1886, q W eifek
s,r[., f0r h. fs7sg y ~ ~ eiecTiba ff0y deiP-
oasea ara ffssr siffrrssps from tie Stale ~
isrye ~ to- BspDiAksu Saionsi CORY erliso9
u, ~ bflA ~ ~ lNNis NsssNufi- - w ssth
91g M I,gYa mn. 9rst " re-iftsfe tweiFe
ssar-ors ~ ffesi1egf sH1sN sfs s8Senf ~ s'se
Tnlt4S stzsfa. rs ~ voted fof ths zenerst
esef9Bn fa soBeufer next kisf} - =. ~ he-
rggyfssfsu state Central TON mites Epf fsesf
Chairman of sad Committee. aHG - rrHEssAcf
saoh sfhes sgsfness - razg come & ''irs ire
couYeutbOn. -
ali sheerx Ni;h0ut regard 70 past p9tiiteAl 1ifli
frfifs,s shf. fAisFve rs kfpubllcsR priDctpi
sy,9 s.rsHnsss me aaesR3si ard yrDfecftEe p1lt
go tsf INF sAth-nei hspMbsscan psrFy. afe
ffsrys t.sie spsfssS rs DBafe under tEs N1fl vs.
e4ftsfrz ~ fgsffs ~ sala sttie fDgsfril0h.
y b. ehshee 8 fbe bssss - ffpfesesfatlfN
rstssu. saencesf b. rhs iasf kepufaN@n state
gesspstffY. Hng the ressfUisOns s19piS1 %
ffss+ ifsrsUtgFsH Stsrn t49EFai Committee, Nfs-
f3fie fbf sAStYa3 -esefS5fE districts 81 ''e state
~ orc ,Be5faste fyF very tWo bu8aTd AGa mrs
fgHf MeBsh5cgn gt.fes. ~ MstR par tbeftDi.
cat ~ fsie 8as9 gsscs9leg presHeftisl etsefi2fs
AHee8sl zffeEtion 81 ~ ie8 - the ttef t14t -
ntserfss.e1 vita fRf1 s8fAfiI res 9El8nsesi3f9 ~
tn grmse toHsspghn Mssa fgrmgsllf 4sAtgteS ~
tfe #tste CaNtra4 CoFGfaiftee. "a t3tta NIX 0tafs
ses4-s ~ fbe rfaFe l9AYeHthn ~ cE5ilftls-. uSk-
5fsg mon tbzB 0fl. fe@8EtliS eiatfScf tie Duf.
iasis -f.asi ~ b. assslnbx disifl.s. tnat 20 ~
tstef f4sts soc cf#fttt sfA9 ~ sNe* unit ~
fex5f rs bNs@HaMsae tea4NtB2 tHeEef1-s- ti4e FNp-
ffssf5sgataf - waif'E y@e SaFeFsi eoNifaf~ afs
er3ffttgs Focssessf. 3 DaeaS 1essn fss 5lsseinDl}
alssfpfs uager Sressf1 .taf. aDp~ifiFai'nstit' Z
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

IL view Of its record at the regular
session, the re-assembling Of the Leg
stature Is anticipated with some APP
prehension. What the people want
Is an apportionment as fair as can
possibly be devised. Il such to be
expected from the present legisla-
ture? The bill submitted by the APP
portionment committee does not
warrant such hope \ gerrymandef
for partisan advantage il not feared
80 much as one for the furtherance
: personal ambition. OF the two
the latter would be the worst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

Ir is hard to realize that the Spain
81 today claimed to be- mistress Of
the world 800 years ago. and even
undertook to invade England with
sailors and soldiers. Spain's treat
ment If Cuba shows that she has
learned nothing in three centuries,
aud that her history, first and ltst,
viii be that 81 an oppressor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

The gtttuf3tr z astrti"u u kepJbct3
Co1utf .Nmmfitrt Is Befei,, called 81 ne ttct
ihs,i ny rt#slstttau j. tptsei A tti@ last tnpuh+
ilean Convention. WI coAutY eouyen
ii0ns - eeef delegaiesto stare conventions
must lia eais5 On a notice 20 not lcss tnan Tour
weekAt eli fs@n ~ HIa eaueusss as prima-
tisss a. state cpuscnt4ua, on a motive ~ nos
iess than N DAYS and i1ai nD'lce ~ tha ntei-
itR ~ Hteb convection ~ cnnrFsfs suAii ~
giten h, ibe usual uiauner. rhe Chairman "
the sstfTai county CpmlHiiiee are requested
to =. inst s5ild nptiees are properly given aud
thHt me e0sutt conventions are caiitsi - eject
ie4aa 8taN t fhe state convention Vi accordance
a5tb ms foregoing
sa the state Central Committee acts - the
COMMITTEE 81 Crcieutiais. u Is requisites tnat
credentials Of deicgatfs certified Us thurman
aud SrffCtAg uf Nuuuty Convention, ~ i'F-
sarsird t3tbp stpretHet ~ ttepHptiean state
Eeutral Commute, lieNdtluarieislh Milwaukee
immpdiHteb apon their election, III ai cascs
gisH, The uen,o- 80 tuli nnd pottnfhie ad.
dr. sss
JOINS N EWING wM 4. JONES.
secretary, Chairman
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23
Pen Paralysis.

No Democratic EDITORS finger i pen.
ming with pride AN article 70 So
the enormous demand for our farm pr = !.
uets in the markets Of the world. Luz. -.
is all left TO the imagination. --Spilhs
field Mass. Union.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

The best coffees, teas and dryed
and canned fruits always to be found
Int Spratler's. "A
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

MANITOBA persists IN is refusal TO-
allow it, school system tn 30 man-
aged in Ottawa and London. The OBJ
lection strikes parent on this side
of the boundary lime M one entitled
TO respect.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

COTTON mills III Wisconsin and
othcrnotberr states will be profitable
ia-t ~ long rs raw cotton can be
shipped ffmu th south cheaper than
tle finished product This promises
to 81 many years. ill,thedeyelop-
neut of cotton manufacturing in the
south must ho reehoncd with. One
day l.,st week lady Ii Lowell
touched nj electric button and set II
motion the machinery Of cotton
mill near Athnta giving employ.
ment To loo people. rhc capital u
100000 vas supplied from New Eng.
land. Georgia and Massachusetts
have taken quite 4 fancy 70 each
other and they make strong COM
bination.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23
Enn Of the Future.

1t will be worth a good deal e = !,
The sun fighting for the re-elect'ep 81 !.
Mr.. Cleveland should he receive g
Democratic nomination in 1895.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

4 CONNECTICUT man has issued Il
calander Almanac covering q period
II 6I7la,25o years II Will b. useful
todcmocr1ts whoare looking forward
to the time when their party will get
another chance - run the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

THE death of ex-Iieut.- 1toy. Carl
JOINS removes = man u brilliant
ability one " thc most distinguished
u Wi-con-in'- citizens II foreign
birth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

Why there should be any obiee-
ton IA this country to the purchase
81 Cuba III England, France ~ Ger
many !. not apparent. Eitherofth
powers would be preferable as near
neighbor to deSpotie, Ignorant priest
ridden spain
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-01-23

A PROPOSITIONS hy superior pa
per to send Wi.censin's delegation
to g. Louis pledged g John 4.
-pooner for president does not meet
much favor with the press OF the
state. Fbe unsatisfactory experience
III ln--, when lnlSe-warm delegation
FIR CON gu.k ~as sent a. Chicago,
should not bc repeated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

LoNDON, MsTeh SO.-RVplylng IN
tho House OF CommJus todsy to sir
Charles Dixie, Mr. George n. CutEln,
tue under secretary OF ntste Tor TOT.
eIgn affairs, taid the qutsli.n whether
the government would ,ndSavOr "
tsEe fri, ndiy joint action with the
United States regarding the threatened
action Of France In Mad gascar was Of
great importance, Tut the government
was not lrspaTeu to adj anything TO
the statement made on this sut oct on
Friday LAST.
IL Wsua uight Of distractions In the
House. Gibson h Ywlrs, Conservative,
moved that u was the duiy OF tue x ~.
vrnmeut to iulnli itt treaty oblIga IONS
Ia Turkey. Right Hou. LDwtnef,
Conservative member Tor the lrlB Of
Inanvt, Kent, lneTtupon attacked the
uonliug OF br Philip CutTir, British
rmbWsAIOr IN 1utkey, VITA the sul.
tau.
rnefe was long debate on LIT.
Bow co.'s motion aud IL was voted low o. 4,
auor Nit. BailUur, tue govefnmen,
lurdef, hsd iuvOged ol sure.
Various subjects we're then discussed
with vItv 70 OUstfucIing the votes
fJt supply. Mr.. LAb0ucheic. ut 3
O'clock IN the morning, GttacEed the
proposed Nile expedition, anu MI. Bal.
iOuf feplleJ Mt length. Tue House al.
louTnel al 1850 am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

TN point OF attendance the club has
ever held.
Rudolph Blauhenburg, In m1sl
impassi0ned al ires', presented the
fUsuIutiUus, whicn were tue once tuJ
.uuUuuy hlUItud,
Resolved, That the Manufacturer
cu1, speak, Z Tor no nomuefs, em-
Iha.lcaIly IuuuuuCs a. false Tue
Nl, muuts ma by the iilrn1s " fteo
stIvsraud tCuOcd by tuUse OF roe t'hde,
that our Philadelphia manufactured
arc willing TO barter WITH the siiVef
stnatOfs or tue Tree cOInsRe VI eilveT
Ia 'HChs go iUf additional protection.
ks-UlveI That the question
uimclalIsm eau he permanently
Gvltied only through All International
sgfotmuui, aud the MNuulac,ufers'
c uU Jstlsr,s its uualtefsUle upposi'l ~
u tn fee coinage VI silver ny tue
Uui,ej States s.Onr, ffmiy believing
mat suCn policy wuuId result !
Iissst,f nj home ami Il -hOnDr abroad
sui would operate 90 piacu thls
country upon tue basis OF silver
mJaUmetalism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

SAN FKANUisCO, March al.-John
L., MauIu, uuputy Ia thu c0hnly
ClsTk's Oiilco aud q member Of tue X e
tuulIUsu state central Committee, was
sh.t Ia tue tack while wslEiu4
through city hnii CORRIDOR today, b.
hs wife, variety aolrssf. a uu'l {
from Size. Martius pistol passed
through her bu bauuS bOIy. Alt,T
he bad lallyu she li,j twO more sh ~
into his PROSTATE UUdy. Martin VIII
alm0,t certainly uie. size. Martin say
her husband neglected her Tor Otnrf
wDmsn, remained away from home
Tor Jays at "a time, AMI tquandcroi uis
eatuirg. aud utfs. she -sys ncf hIs.
Uaud brought his late upon himself ~
his CUnuuut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

Hscrstsry Lamont. H'taHai 10 Ap'
pfuve the niii n,yiVtnE the hHnh'
wABuiNulON, March 3d. the ~
ter Of s,Crotafy Lamont TO Gen. Hs"
Icy, chairman u the Senate committee
on military unaifs, onapprOyins the
uul " T,viye the TsuE OF lieutenant
generals VI tue army, was maIe puulic
today. Tho bill was known ~ Ia.
tuuued 10 confer the rank on Gen.
Milvs, now commanding the army
though his uamu ~ not mentioned IN
tue cuftespOn rucr. Tue secretary,
atetAuKuUW lodglny tue feceIp. VI Tue
OH, Gays that iu no Instance has 49,
officer attained this tauk until lac bhS
success uily cOmmaudrd tho whole u
Il separate divisiun oil toe army Ia bat
tie " To uc.iyu cJmplgu.
'fhe grade has been revived always
with the object Of cOutcfriug cUmpii.
moLtEty TAuk upon generals who nAd
rendered eminent aud distinguished
service or those most 'iisunguisned
| Tor cOurage, skill aud ability' Ia wsr.
| Five besiats Washington were thus
houofcd, VI whom Tour had rceiveI
tue thRrEs Of Congress by name tot
most ulsliBgu shea military service,
while the iuh had mmsuied n
separate army during tue lave war,
had attained the h CHEST regular grace
| thiTty yssts before his promotion, hsd
/ he.d tue chief command OF the whole
Frhuist army for seven yeSfs, ami had
| successfully discharged most delIcalc
and re.puusibr civil duties"
Secretary Lamont refers q the reot.
gan zAiun act OF 1865, nKlug the
stfenglh Of the Amy NJ 'iEty fegl,
meuip, ar d 10 the fact that four yeait
| later the force was reduced ~ forty
reg mrnts, AMI concludes:
"SOuug that tins grade Of lieutenant
general has not been regarded ssA Iet'
| mnnvnt office necessary 10 cur army
! organization anu has been confer ed
only uppu lew Of those officers wuO
have rendered marked services Ia War
that the con p'imoulsfy rank, when
UselOWeI, has often been Withheld IN
IN long after tho utmJustfati0n Of thril
superior ability, and has only httr
voted as reward u great military
genius Rul most co.'s iCuOus leader
snip, tho co clusiun " reached tbs
Whatever tue merits aud pr, mice o
any Oiiice Of our peace establish
msnt VINO ~ yet have hzI no oppOftu
uiIy 10 demouslTRIe their genius an
capacity ~ Immandots u large ar
mics, ny the measure heretofore re
quifoJ, tho existing conditions 40 ne
demand its ToVlvnl nj this time"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

Chicago, March 30 Edward Part
ridge, the board OF trade plungsr,
bought 4, OOO,O bushels VI wheat t.
uny, Auu tAls he viii now retire from
tue IN lrket, having 10 further intoTest
init. II might be thought thSt after
buying tour million bushels Of the
article he would have a very lively huu
substantial interest In tho wheat
market, but M II was All what Ia called
suoFt wheAl-Ihat II, wheat that ho
hsd previously sOld-nis purchases u
to-day will bo 10 the tilling Of his sNles
ana leave him even. The price went
ollmhing from o. cents per bushrl W
10 B,s cents, ~ulle Mr.. Partridge
uroku,s were clamUrlug tor his four
million bushels OF short whoSt. When
they stopped buying the prizes dr ppeu
10 d / ntS. Nj, Partridge SAID he
wac very sick, aud would now give up
sps culatlug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31
ruE AESATE.

WAsTtNGrOS March 3).-In the
Senate tue IunUwing bills aul tttolu-
uuus were psssu
AppfJptiauug $3.50 for the relief
Of nelson's VINO sustained damage by
tho IpiO-i'u ~ au ammunition unest
VI battery +, Uuilcu States afillltfy,at
CnIcsg ; providing Tor the location
anu purchase VI puUi!c Janus for RESET.
vOit siis'j provoking tor a cUmmissiOu
t1 teLOliate with The Crow ludiHus Tor
tte c,ssiOu o pOfIlousO theif rcserva.
ton "a MJntsus.
Au uurG Iecled controversy arose
over lho utKt me sutuuu tue Cs'endsG
NhiCn was tue TEE luton Provides Tor
scymnltiee OF tvu senator, investi'
late ami report al tht material iHcls
anu Cifcumst ,nces connected with the
s,lu ui Uuited states bod Oy the tec.
feiaty ~ tue treasury IA the year
1894. 1876 ani 1876.
Hiu ~, gusgt u that this anu the
two following caleuuSt measures (tne
Dupont csse aul tue Lodge immIgrh-
ton hUJ 40 over, ~ tus Senate vas
pI0creIius under tue i've uiiuutU tulr.
4, iirT, tho auth VI tue fssIuuDu,
insisted on going on anu was rein
lore In his uUmanu ~ nuuAt.fs
WOlc0tt ami Teller. Hs fiualy gave
uUucv that nU would move tUmOftO~
~ take W the hOuI solution 81 tue
conclusion o the speech VI George on
Tue Dupont case.
Bus were paced appropriations
5000, 900 iJf n puUllc bllIiuE n. lu'
uiauHpU1p, nUu hmcnIlug the scl
suthyuz.ng tue lntefUceauic RailSuy
company TO construct q TaliTyAl Ia tue
Indian Territory.
Atb.lb O'yi,cE the Senate went Ia e
executive sttsiOr sud then Az Jutne4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

NEw YuMs, March 3O.-A repre-
SENTATIVE %, ,us Associated Press took
the news o the exec ItiOn o. hle.uan
tu the Cuban headquarters here thlt
mufulna The greatest glo m im-
mediate y sptsaI over tue sssemblaic
there. 5sn,r joaquin Castillo VINO
ac'sl ~ spokesman, sait:
"Gsnyral Wryiut has adopted thr
same tactics inst prevailed duuug the
ten yuar war, ruon CuuHn patriots
d Ter bong maIc ufispnots, were con
slieItJ bandits anIi crnuisriesi when
charge meant Iealh the moment thry
we're Drought before dfum.huad court
maftiAI.p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

wAsIuSuTUS, March 8O.-In the
Hou.s tnu senate fo'ulullgn autnOrz.
ins 4. Gfreu o. exercise tue duties auu
- wrfs heretofore conferred upon the
Lave Gousfal Casey, Ia relation to the
CONJUNCTION OF tnr library OF Congress,
was AdOpleI.
The House went into committee Of
the whole and took up tue suudty
civil uill. Hin, chairman VI tue Tor.
eigu affairs committee, gave notice he
would call ~ tue conference report on
the Cuban res buttons ~ soon M tn
Eunuty civil oil was nui VI the way.
Au aiTAugtmsntw was Il c,ed ~ wnl, b
general debate. xcrpt On some disput.
OF paragraph, should be closed ia one
hour,
Cannon, chairman n the ApPropria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31
ricketts, for the ~ Louis Convention.

Tickets Tor the NJ Louis convention.
81. LOUIS, March sO.-The oonven.
ton subcommittee Of the Republican
national committee met at tho South.
efn hotel today. The subcommittee
d, died that the distribution OF press
tickets 10 tho convention Will bs made
by the press committee Appoiuiod by
toe citizens committee Of ~. Louis.
All applications for ptssa tickets Gh, uld
bs uiftcleA to Mr. 4. h, ByTn,B,
setyeAnt.GtAfms, Minneapolis, MINI.
All applications for seats 10 DO distriO.
uteu TO uittingulshed guests through.
uut the C unity should also bs msde
TO Mr.. Bytnrs nj Minneapolis. Each
delegate viii Teo,ivr three tickets, H..
cluuiug his own, aud tho people f. m
each btals anu territory desiring adj.
mission TO the convention Will have to
andy to the delegates TO the convsn-
ton from their rrspt olive ststos Tor
| tickets. The tickets Tor members Of
| tue Grand Army OF the Republic
will be Ven TO too national council
| OF ndminisitAtton and distributed by
| their directions, All tickets 10 tho
convention VIII be nsued on Monday,
June 10 h, by the seTgrant-At.arm', NJ
Tue cOnyentlDu building,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

hut the vessel .. Liable 90 Forfeiture
tor NiotE,inn OF the Law


hut the vessel .. Liable 10 Forfeiture
tor NiotAtion oi the Law
wAsutNuTuS, March 3D. lne tfeAs.
ufy department has evidence tenIiug
to show tuat the steamship L, mmo.
doro, which recently cleared IRON
Charlie ton, =, o.. with arms aud ani.
munitiou, id not lute her cargo ina
storm 1T scn, M reported by her cap.
tam, but LANDED II on the coast o
EubA Tue collector Of customs At
Charleston, In a report 10 the secretary
Ut tue tie suty, ,nys the Cumm0duie
cleared NJ lhat pOf, on Iht Btu inst,
TOT lamps, Fla, with mzuiiestsh W..
lux arm, Ammuuitiun auI Attiiitfy.
Oh the .9nd shu returned without her
cargo, uuu on the following day sue Gu.
Iefeu ~ from sia. Her captain maze
wreck Tvpyu, when says he oucoun.
tered n severe gale, auI that her cargo
wss thrown overheard anu the whUiU
power Ut hll tho lumps was uss1 To
Aerp hut snJaL Tots statement IL
cUntfadirlvu by one VI the COmmJ.
dUtt's hf, men, who stated the cargo
was tucCss-tuily landed on The coast VI
cuba. Osutr evideuco In support Of
the iifvmhu's story " promised, anu Ia
case II 10 proved to be true, tho vessel,
II issAiu NJ the department, ~ liable u
forfeiture to tue government Tor viola.
ton Of the navigation law relating ito
clsafance papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

ions committee, VINO vas 80 charge Of
the BIZ, bn,tly explained its pruvl.
sluns. Althlukh tHif was great fs-
iuttiop, Cannon argue tue uili cared
.ur the pui lC Eerv cs Us well aud iu
some insIa ces better than The current
law.
Inc committee rose at,tr completing
q teen p'vtsO the suudty civil iii,
-na ht $50 the House lUurued,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-The
Msnuiso,unrs' cub OF this city held a
~, Gal mesti x fought at which Teso-
luliols we're voted down fav ring the
Tree AMI Unlimited coinage u silver.
The meeting was perhaps the largest