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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
Shpeine=G bolerd.

ueber bic fur3li9 in pife @ountD, No.,
bpm Stats S6ierar5te borgenommene I'M
terfu6ung be5 Nusbru1es Der S6tpeinez
Gbolera, pel6e bort iiber tauIenb S9peine
blnipe9raffte, liegt iebt elm erfh0pfenber 8e@
ri9t Dor, ipel4em einige pi6tige 2ebren
3u entne6men finb. Ser Musbru9 Der
&ranf6eit fonnte nit @i9er6eit auf ben Nnz
fatf bon Safelf6peinen in ben 8ie660Fen
BON ct, 2puiS 3uridgefibrt perOen. Nn
per0erbli9iten .ertpies 1hb bic &rant6eit in
niebrigen 2Qgen init iumpfigem @OOen.
Sci ausf9lieBlidem Muisfutter, namentlif
penn Der berabreibte Mais AUDI nod bon
i9le9ter 8e1haffenbeit mar. trat bic &ranfz
beit am ber6eerenoften ouf. Na6Dem Die
Nnitedung erfolgt mar, erepirten bic eri ten
S9neine ettpa naA elmer Wo9e. @urben
geiunbe S9peire gu ben tranfen gebra6t, 10
tamen 5pi19en bieIen Die eriten SpbesfGue
nd9 iieben Sagen Dpr. Sn eintgen 5GQen
fonnte nit aiemli6er 8ei timmtbeit na99e=
nie1en tperben, buB Der Nnitedungsitoff an
ben SiiBen BON Perionen, bic bon elmer Sarm
our anbern gingen, pettergetragen norben
mar. Nm meiiten Spfer foroerte bic &rant=
beit, mo pie umgebung Der 9efunbbett na9z
tbeilig, bas Srintnaiier ungefunb par urD
bic Nubrung aus19leBli9 aus Mais be- tanb.
G1i9t 10 btele Sbiere tpurDen BON Der 3ranfz
beit befalIen, tpenn tie freien 3ugang auf
&leez unb 9rastpeiben batten, nurben fe
aber befallen, 10 litten tie neniger baruntet
unb bic Sterbli9feit mar bebeutenb geringer.
Sang abgeleben bon al1gemeinen umitGnben,
pelbe ben @eiunbbeits5uI tano Der Sbiere
beeinflu1en, 5etgte ft6 Elm auffaQenber I'M
ter19ieb BEL ben erfranttenin 8e5ug auf lire
Observation-Disclosures, inbem biele elei6 unz
terlagen, pd6renb dnbere tpieoer gefuno muir
ben. Wenn bic &ranf6eit 5uer1t in elmer
6eerbe gum Nusbru9e fam, tpurben me6r
Sbiere babon befaIen unb Die befaQenen
9ingen in "fir3erer 3eit 81 @runoe, tpie fpdz
ter erfrdntte, Elm 8epets bafir, baB es Sbiere
in elmer 6eerbe giebt, bic Iopo6l empfdngliz
6er fir &ranf6etten iinb, dls ibnen au3
lei6ter our 8eute fanen, pd6renO anbere
qefunb bleiben pber ben Mnfaa iiber1 teben,
ober bod ldnger ausbalten, 10 oaB man an
nsbmen muB, fie bdtten.ben &nfaa iibertan@
ben, pGre er minber bsftig g%epeien.
@s 1tnb bies alerbings 8eoba4tungen,
pelbe in eirem ein3elnen 9iItritte gsma6t
purben, unb buber ni4t ba5u angetban, enoz
giiltige G9Iifle baraus 5ieben gu tOnren,
bpd fe finb immerbin bea@tensipertb, uno
Der 1orgfd1tige geobu9ter lpirb ni3t glet9z
giiGtig iiber tie binpsgge5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
BUR oefdIi9en 8eadtun9!

Nde fir bic g n IN. 8eiIage" be-
timmten NtittbetIungen, Anfragen uni
@~orreippnben5en = bon 2ebteren iinb re9t
0ieIe aus alien Sbeilen u%nierer Union ere
piin19t unb %pilfommen, Defenders Denr
beren 9auptgepi4t ouf bic Sntereffen De-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8etrie6es gelegt uni
poIitii4e @rDrterungen baraus ferngebalter
peroen - finb gu abrsffiren:
Nnbreds Simon,
Observation-Disclosures Reoatteur Der sui
npts Staats=3 eitung,"
@bicago, SG.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
2luen Seiern uno Sreunoen oer
u8eila9e"
Gr0blidJe, elii&lidDe WeibnadJten!
JuhaIts perSetdni6.

1. settle: @eibna6tssruB BUR gel. Seo9s
tuH9 = 8unteS @uerlei - S6meine6olera -
4rtefta ten @a9eui4mter- 3eit Der Ser
ebelung - 8aumlpa6S- gtn9ora5iege Ispbalt7
unO Gementsruben = OVERWHELMING 9rabt>
piirmer 81 ~pertil9en = Sintenfefen Su ~beletttgcn
8OrfaI BET S6etbe = 8rl9 bel Soblen = 8urm7
foIit STRENGTHENING bel S6metnen @te piel
@dnle iir eiuen @dnleri9 - <er Der Sur 3t9t
5t peruenbenben eau.
2. Sette: 9te &ieieniarm Stanforb's i'm SGs
cramentotbale = Sriei aus @batcoul @ountp,
@aibinston - Sriefe aus IlOriba Srtef aug
SUirlois - 8riefe aus Soma - 8rtef aus Wetiz
iOuri = @ssen SOGif bel 9fer6em - BUR 3rterritz
benz@uItur - S61ueine@olera - S9weineid la9>
ten 9LGtter ur6 8litben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

= Sn @~iBenbauien an Der @srra lit
bieIer Sage Der S3lOfermeiter 5riebrid
9ubn, Der bic 9ddIelidneioema dime en-
funben bat, geitOrben. Der 8au Der Ma=
iodine 1T fir bic S4lOfer Der @tabt Biben=
9auien gu etnem iegeasrei4en Snbu5tries
atpeige gspOrosn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

itDden aufgefdiittet ieben, fotpie Saulenbe
@der, bon Oenen bic @rnte no9 einaufam>
meln lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
Suntes QIerlei.

%
Sine @eIeGi9uft beabii9tigt, bic 8uiiell=
5arm na6e 2afapette, SnO., gu ertperben,
nm biefelbe NIT Meerrettig gu cultioiren
Go6al0 6as @etter es erlau5t, 1ollen 2,00,z
600 Pflan5en ausgeiest tperoeu.
Ser 9taut @isconIin ent6Glt nur md
$4,000 Acrts Dffentlibe 2dnbereien, bdDor
tommen auf ben @au1au 9iitritt 10000,
auf ben @du Clair 9titritt 10000 unb aui
ben AI6lanb 9iitrift 211,OOO. SIN Sabre
1896 Obs 1. Oe5,) tpuroen 1000 Mcrss noe
niger 9simitdtteIanb belegt, als i'm 9Orz
iabre.
unb nun ma9t AUDI bic S9pet3 ge=
gen Die @infu6r uub ben 8erbrau9 dmertz
tanif6en Sleii9es aus acknowledgement
Sront, in Wabr6sit 1T es ober Der Concur
ren5neib Der bortigen 8ieb5i9ter. SIM Sura
1T bas 8erbot bereits erfOlgt unb in anbsrer
9egeHben min man bieiem 8etfpiele folgen.
X * x
Oe 0e1dmmt@YrDDuttt0r an 00l3 aus
ben l1rpdlbern Norbamerifas, Gdnaba
eingei3lofen, belGuft ii4 a0iGbrli9 uuf
iiber 100 Milionen Dollars. Sn bieier
Summe iinb aud Die iibrigen @aLbprQbutte
pie BALKAN, 8idtenSOeI, Sen4sI@Sa
@ur5efn, Sumab gum Sdr6en u. I. IN. nit
inbegrtffen.
Otis s. Sabler, Der StaatszSif9egom
mifdr bon &anfus, bat 1einen 5tpeiidbrlihen
8eri9t berOffentli9t. Nu9 bemfelben FAM
ben bpm Staate aug 1895 8ert6eilungen
ftatt, BON Der 8unbes@6ii9AGpmmifiipn
dber $4,000 8~ert6eilungen. MG6renb Der
5pei Sabre tpurben 70 8erbaftungen tpegen
ltebertretung Der Sif9erei@@efebe oorgenom=
men.
Sin bebeutenber She'll bes 8ebarfs an
StraltBenfeOern in unIerem Qanbe pirb iebt
bonn Staate Galifornien gebedt, nabbem bic
oDrtigen Strauben5I9ter iiber Elm Oub,nh
Sabre gebrau9t BADEN, I'm na3 5ablrei9er
SeblI3lGgen i6re l%lnterne6men %getpinnbrtn=
: 9enO gu MAIDEN. CUR 3eit giebt es ittbeu
ooer u6t StrauBenfarmen i'm Sibsn bee
Gtaates.
x =
Ser 2anbzSfficeHegiftrdr BON Colorado
ma9t in Ieinem 5tpeiidbrli9en 8eri9te ba=
rauf aufmerfiam, baB 9eiebIi4e GeguIatiO=
nen fir feline Office un6eOingt nDtbig mir
ben. Die 9ol5oiebereien geben in's @robe
Die Qeute, tpel9e auf Staatsldnbereien 9ol7
fdIen, UNI es an 6dgemiiblen gu bertaufer
DOer gu S6pelen gu Derarbeiten, betreIber
ibre Rdubereien bur9aus fpitemutii9, bo
feline @eTebgebung r%erifttrt, Iaut tpel9er bie1t
9iebitGble anbers bsitraft perben fDnnen a1s
einfa9e 8ergeben, unb feIbit bas 1T I9pie.
rig.
Son @dncouber, 8rttiI6 Columbia, pirt
bert9tet: 9err s. g. @larte, canabii6el
9anOelscpmmifdr in Nultralien, bat bel
8ancouber 0anbel5fammer einen 8eri6t I'll.
geitelt iiber ben 3uItanb Der auitralif6er
&rnten. @r giebt BARN an, boB ienes 9onb
tpegen Sebli9lagens Der @rnte bieies Sabl
flint MiIioneu 8ui9eI @eiaen gu importi-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

Cine 9eieGi9uft beubIi6tigt, bic Guiieu=
Sarm nabe 2afapette, SnO., gu eriperben
INN bisfelbe NIT Meerrettig gu cuItioiren
Go6dlD bus @etter es erlau6t, 1plen 2,00,z
600 9flun5en ausgeiest Gperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
9ie & ebaftiot n.

X 4 x
1888. @olen Sic, bite, mod einmaG Elm
Ge5ept CUR 8ereitung BON Wagenf9miere
mittbeilen9 Mu9 m0Ate i6 ~tpii1en, ob man
alten Salg ba3u benuben fann.
IS m. GOmmerfeID, Seras.
Mntnort: Magenf9miere, Die ii9 i'm
8inter BEL ni4t gar gu f4peren Su6rtperz
fen qetpG6rt, pir0 ipie folgt, b~ereitet: man
I6mil3t 81 Sbeile rotbes 9ara unb fiiet 81
S6eile 2ein0lfab unb = Sbeite 1nI9litt
bin5u. Ober au9: z Sheile Sbran0l unb
5 S6sile eel0i9ter 8aIt, BON lebterem ie na6
Der 8ef9affenbeit bes gbron0les etmas msbr
pber peniger, Big na6 ettpa elmer Stunbe
balernben &p6ens beiber Subfan5en in
einem aeIIel cine ibrupbide Maife erbalten
lit; ober: SO Sbeile rot6es 6ar3, so Sbeile
uusqelaFenen Salg, so Sbetle Nebnatronz
Gauqe unb 50 SbeiIe 2ein0l. Ser Sol9
1oGte ni9t au alt iein.
889. Sd babe Elm 9fer6, 6 Sabre alt,
tpel9es bor 2 Monaten auf einem 9inter@
beine labm geporben 1T. SIS 1T cine barte
@eI6mulit, 8 3o1 lang. runb um bas &rOz
nengslent, S6 babe 5tpei Sbierdr3te gu
geat6e geaogen unb alles NDtbige Deriu9t,
ater es pirb niAt better. Die @ef3pulit
1T f6on 5-6 Mal aufgebrO@en unb famen
SITTER unb MafTer berous, 9as Pferb 1T
fonf 9sfunb, friBt gut, itebt ubsr INNER auf
brei 8einen uub 5iebt bas frunfe 8ein na3
born in bic S69e. Die Musfeln iinb ale
oeShtpunben unb bas Sbier 1T gum @teIett
oboemaqert. Oenten Sic, baB oa NOD 9ei=
lung mDgli3 1T?
s. s. 3 adj, SainOis.
Mntport: Wenn bic Rnnit 5peier
a6ierdr3te niats aussuri4tsn 0ermo@ts,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
Sanomirtblhattltder Brtetfaiten.

@inem ieben oefer tit bos 0Re6t einee>
rGumt, ft9 briefli6 ober miinoIi9 an bic
Hebattion INN Nustunft iber Be- Jimmie
punfte gu penben, tpel3e, fopeit bas in I'M
fere> Mea9t liegt, gepdbrt tperben tpirb.
Mnfragen, benen ni9t Der Same unb biz
genaue Nbrefe bes Srageiteuers beigefigi
1inb, merbep ni9t beanttportet.
Sic Hphnftinn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

@6e Die nd3fte Rii6enernte einge6eimIt
tit, pirb Die erte 3uderriibenfabrit i'm
Staate Nep 9ort fertig baitebsn. 0as
Gtabliiiement pirO in Roms. gesp gprt.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23

llnb nun ma6t AUDI bic S4pei3 gez
gen Die @inft6r uub ben 8erbrau9 dmeriz
faniiben Sleif4es aus @eiunb9eitsgriinben
Sront, in 8abrbeit lit es o6er Der Concur
ren5neio Der bOrtigen @ieb3ii6ter. SIM SSura
1T bas 8erbot bereits erfOlgt unb in anbsrer
@egenben min man bieiem 8etfpiele folgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
q 10 briefli9.

Me6rere 8riefe unb @nfro1tn
muBtsn, ba fe fir oieie Summer gu Ipat
eintrafen, fir bic nd4ite ~auriidgele9t perosn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-23
Agricultural 91pple1ttent-

rem baben pirb unb Iust, baB Die gr0Bere
Wfenge beIelben BON Nmerifa fommen lpiro.
Garlabif6e 8aufleute tpGren ipdt i'm Seloe
unb cine San 5rancisco 5irma bGtte fi3 be-
reits cine Nn5abl pon groBen 8eitellungen
ge1i9ert.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-01
Notice For Publication.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
,. - lCarson City, Nevada, Dot ~, 1895
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
~ on the % day Of November, 1855. the d
lowing township plats will be filed
Township, No. 80 NJ, Range No. esEJ
Z township No. 40 NJ, Range No. "a E. y
d. M.
Parties interested must file their claim
within three months from said date to 81
cure their perferred rights.
Application for entry Of lands in sal
township will be reoived November 20, 1851
o. H GALLUP.
~. ..... Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-01
NOTICE.

By order of the Board of Count,
Commissioners OF Elko County, Stat.
OF Nevada, made this 4th day Of
March, 1895, notice Is hereby given
that all persons who are charges upon
the county must come to the County
1lA oepital, or all claims for their SUI
3 port will be disallowed by said Board
except In cases of extreme emergeD'
cy.
Attest:
lWEBsTEs PATTERSON,
Deputy Comfy Cieri
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-01
FILE YOUR BILLS.

BY order Of tho Board OF County Commfs-
sioners, all bills against the County Ia he
acted upon by tho Board, must b filed onor
before the Saturday immediately preceding
tie Monday upon which the Board meets
otheTWise the bills will not be acted upon
until the next meeting Of theBoard.
3D.. Attest: JOHN HENDERSON,.
ByiW PATTERSON, Deputy.
nated March 9 1898,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-01
Collection Agency.

Endorsed by thel Leading Firms Of tn
,.Ht ISL
a;e INTERSTATE COMM ETCa
b COLLECTION AGENCY.
.rh yoWr Slows accounts to them for ...
... l. O., -; street.. Sacrament,
t....-s 81 ~ once and let us ). ..
your business
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-01
JOINT STATEMENT
AUDIT. AND TIIEASx..s..
OF kLkO COUNTY.

AUDIT. 1R AND TIIEASSs.L..
OF kLkO COUNTY.
For the QrDrtcr Ending Septeu,-
Der 30 1899.
STATE OF NEVADA, [. 3d.. -... o.
Comfy OF Elko. e.
AUDITORS OFFICE
September 20, 1895
To the Honorable Board OF County CommIs
sioners of Elko County, Nevada: -"&
GENTLEMIN: We herewith submit our QUAr
teIly Report Of the Finances Of tho County
for /" Vnsrter ending September 81, 1885,
Respacrf fully submitted: -
Z. z BILKEY,
Auditor.
JOIN t.NDEKsoN,
rreasurer.
nECEIPTs FROM ALL SOURCES
Bal III t! aasury June 81, sc. Sl0.b57 Sc
.====
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-12-01

=, Varlous funds, Sept. 70, 1886:
In State fund. ..,.,..,S 1O12 %
In general county fund. -. 424 rs
In cash contingent fund. LILA 80
In INDECENT sick fund ..... 1913 81
In county school fund.-. 283 II
In officers salary fund.-. $40 "a
In road fund. ......... al SIS
In County High School fund 278 81
In Elko county Special
high school fund. ...... 4,S76 80
Total.."...............& 1921 "a
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
FILLED FULL on Holes
Bad Man Gets HIS Deserts at
Burlington, la.
lie WANTED TO MURDER HIS WIFE.

Failing to Heed the Warning to Keep
Awny from the House Where She Had
Taken Shelter He Cots Two Loads Of
Duckshot Through His Breast Exciting
Time at Holland, Mich. Over the Whip
ping Of Correspondent Shooter.
BURLINGTON Ia. March %. Christian
Ekstrom, head blacksmith in the Bur.
hngton route railway shops at this place,
met with tragic fate on Monday night
On account Of continued cruel treatment
his wife left him last Thursday and found
shelter at the home of married sister
living on the outskirts Of the town. Mon
day Ekstrom visited all the houses In the
neighborhood of his wife's retreat look
Ing for her and threatening all he encoun.
tered. He finally discovered his wife and
abuse. He was driven off the premises
and went away vowing vengeance. He
went up TO the shop town of West Bur-
lington, where he bought "A 39-calibre
center-tire revolver. With this he re.
turned to the house of his wife's sister
and again made trouble, 1ourishing the
revolver and threatening to kill all the
inmates of the house
Warned to Keep Away
Reilley Whitten ana William School
kopf defended the house. Tho first was
armed with a revolver and the latter with
n breech-loading shotgun. When Elk.
strom entered the gnte he vas warned
away, but he advanced, ana the defend.
ers fired upon him three times Still
bent upon murder, Ekstrom attacked the
house, the doors of which were barricaded
against him. He burst through tho bar.
ricade and advanced upon the frightened
women, who had retreated to the bed
room. Schoelkopf and Whitten had run
to the kitchen, from the door of which
they opened fire. One bullet passed
through Ekstrom's right breast and an.
other through his hat Two loads of
duckshot from the gun p ,ssed completely
through his breast. coming out below the
shoulder blade. Ekstrom fell dead in the
doorway of the bedroom whence the
frightened women had fed
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
AMERICAN p orscrwEs.
Important Meeting of the Advisory I,oart
Held at Washington.

WAsHTSGroS. March 20 What Is re-
carried 10y It's nom 5ors ~ the most i'm
portant meeting in th, history Of the A..
i. a. was held here Tuesday by the ad.
visory board Gf the order There are thir.
teen members of the advisory board, all
OF which were expected to b. present at
the session, which OF course was secret
and held bohint cl1s,l doors The meet
Ing was call-d 20 ou5lins the political
policy aud future plans of the org ,nza-
tion, and Co formulate demands On the
OLD political pl-ties for the insertion In
theic resp olive PLATFORM of planlls oppos-
ing sectarian appropriations of public
moneys
The board Is expected to adopt rssolu.
tions fav0ring The bill Of Rapresentati w
Linton of Michigan. amen ing tn, con
stituiion so AS TO absolutely prohibit sec.
tartan appropriation Mr.. Linton 1t is
understood, will push this bill and try TO
recure a favorable report on it at this ses-
sion of congress. The proposed amend
ment Is Identical with that introduced by
the late Secretary Blaine when in con.
gress in 1871
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
TO SETTLE THE 81 RlkE.
General President of the Garment Work
ers' Union Now i'm Chicago.

General President of the Garment Work
ers' Union Now i'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 25-Charles Rcichcrs,
general president of the United Garment
Workers union, arrived from New York
Tuesday morning and expects TO arbi'
trate the strike Immediately. Several
hundred custom tailors went to work IN
der the new agreement which gives them
25 per cent. increase OF wages, nine hours
a day. II weekly pay day and bonds signed
by the contractors that the conditions Of
the agreement will be carried out. IL is
expected that in "a day or two fully 1000
custom tailors will be at work
AT the headquarters of the cutters on
Madi, on street it was denied that there
was any suffering among the 900 striking
men, all of whom, It is claimed. are being
taken care of. The suffering is among
the workers in the sweatshops, and many
of them are in starving condition but
are ashamed to make their wants known.
Committees are sent out daily from the
Garment Workers headquarters to find
and relieve all absolute suffering.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
ANOTHER FATAL MIS- JAKE.
Spanish Troops Again Open Fire Upon
Each Other ia Cuba


HAVANA March 25-Another terrible
mistake attended with loss Of life and re-
sultlng in many soldiers being wounded
has taken place In some manner unex-
planned two columns OF Spanish troops
opened fire upon each other at midday.
According to the few details received
here the columns OF troops commanded by
General Godoy and Colonel Holguin at
Santa Rosa plantation. near Esperanza,
province Of Santa Clara, mistook each
other for insurgent forces, owing it is
said to the thickness OF the sugar cane.
Each detachment opened fire upon the
other. and for ten minutes shots were
exchanged, resulting in the killing Of
seventeen soldiers, among them being
Lieutenant Colonel Fuenmayer Of the
Navas battalion. In addition five officers
and eighty-four soldiers were wounded.
Two of the latter have since died six 9TH
ers are mortally wounded and thirty-two
are seriously injured. Lieutenant Colonel
Fuenmaysr died while leading his troops
on and shouting. Long live Spain ="
Owing to the fact that the meeting be-
tween the two columns took place at mid
day the explanation furnished by the
Spanish comm tnders IL considered un-
satisfactory and court-martial will fol.
Inv
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
ovERcRowDING OF CITIES.
Switzerland Seems to Have Discovered
How to Prevent It.

How to- Prevent IL.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Switzerland.
the oldest of the family of republics, may
earn the honor of solving for America the
problem of how to prevent the concentra.
tion of population in great cities an evil
believed by economists to be fatal to wei.
fare The president of the Swiss Nation.
al exposition, TO bo held this year, has ad-
dressed United States Consul Ridgely on
the subject and the latter has forwarded
his communication to the department of
state
President TurrettinPs suggestion Is
that Americans may learn how rural life
can be made at once attractive and prof
liable by studying the model Swiss viii
lag., which Will form an important sec
ton Of the exposition illustrating rs it
will the happy village life of the Swiss
with the numerous home industries
which are SO profitable, in full operation
II this can be studied in connec ion with
the agricultural sc ion In which Swiss
methods of dealing with produce will be
exemplided, ana the best breeds of cattl,
exhibited, much valuable Information
may be obtained which might prove 10
be of substantial value to persons who
are seeking to solve the problem of over
concentration OF population.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25

nent. But 10 cleared tho atmosphere
wonderfully. The first clash was ON tho
temporary chairmanship, the names Of
two candididate being put In nomination,
ex-Lieutenant Governor Rice Of Wiilmar
and ex-Lieutenant Governor Ives of st.
Peters Rice was chosen by vote OF Csc
10 800. Hennepin divided evenly on this
vote while Ramsey wens almost solidly
for Ives
After naming the regular committees
the convention adjourned to give the res.
olutions committee time to prepare Its
report. Before adjournment the follow.
ing resolution were adopted by rising
vote:
Resolved That the well considered
and pronounced preferences of the kepub-
licans OF Minnesota for presidential stand
ard bearer in 1896 is William Mckinley"
and instructing the delegates TO st Louis
TO vote for him for president
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
WILD EXCITEMENT AT HOLLAND.
Horsewhipping OF Shooter Results in Riot
Gus Demonst rations.

Horsewhipping of Shooter Results in Riot
Gus Demons, rations.
HOLLAND, Mich, March 25-This
town was wild with excitement Monday
night and bowling mob ,had control Of
the streets. AS sequel to Saturday
nights binding and horsewhipping Of
Frank Shooter by "A mob the following
prominent men were arrested Monday aft
ernoou, charged with assaults and battery:
S II. Arleth, proprietor of Ottawa Cigar
company; Girard A Kanters, wardw
merchant; Len Billings, one of the pro-
prictors of the City hotel; John j. Had
den, liveryman. and stephen Mohr, "A
railroad man Bonds of 500 each, signed
by G. Blom, Sr., and Ii. Boone, were
given. The trial has boen set for Satur-
day
An enormous crowd of mon tried Mon =
day night TO rent the opera house for the
purpose of holding an indignation meet
ing over the public horsewhipping OF
Shooter. AS the hall was in use the mob
turned loose in tho main street near the
postofiice, where guns were fired, a fire
built and threats and wild speeches made
against city officers who would allow o
mob to vent its anger on boy. When
things were getting hot Marshal Vaney
attempted to arrest man, and the
crowd rallied in support OF the fellow.
The marshal called on Alderman Jacob
Lokker for help and with Deputy Sheriff
Kcppel, they succeeded in locking tho
man up after being struck several times
with clubs stones and fists.
The mob followed to tho jail and
threatened to burn or break it open un'
less the man was Released To avoid
bloodshed City Treasurer Brusz made a
speech to the mob, promising to release
the prisoner II they would disperse, but
the mob would take no promises, and the
officers wero finally compelled to comply.
The liberated man was hoisted to the
shoulders of his victorious friends and
carried back to town. Lynching is talked
openly and violence may DO the outcome
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
Order, TO Seize Vessels.

WAsHINGToN March ? SECRETARY Car
Isle has sent to the senate reply to the
resolution requesting information as TO
orders to seize vessels suspected of carry
ing arms to foreign ports. The secretary
says the orders have been issued under the
laws of the United States, and no incloscs
o copy containing all orders issued since
July, 1894, when an order was issued to
prevent aid from going to the Mosquito
coast insurgents in Nicaragua The or
ders relate mostly to Cuba and require Of
the revenue officers a strict enforcement
of the neutrality laws.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-25
DAVIS our or 1T.
The Minnesota senator withdrsws from
the Presidential Race.

the Presidential Race.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, March % Just
before the Minneapolis Republican state
convention was called To order Monday
afternoon 1t was announced that Senator
Davis had wired Congressman Tawncy
withdrawing from the presidential race.
This action was due TO the refusal Of
three of the i've Minnesota district con-
vcntions held Monday TO declare his can.
didacy. His determination to withdraw
makes il certain that Mlnnesotas eigh.
teen votes at 81. Louis will be for McKin.
ley. Ii was nearly o'clock before the
convention was called To order by Chair
man Bixhy AMI when Congressman
Tawncy arose, before anything rlse was
done. aud read senator Davis telegram of
withdrawal there was unbounded excite.