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New-York tribune., 1896-04-25
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool April -. 3:i5 p. rn.ccf-Exrl India mess
steady al COS prime steady at Jos Pprk ffim"
mcrs fine firm ~ Sos DO Medium dnl ~ W G
Uams-Short cut about II to ~ H. hrm 1T fls. Bacon
cumberland cut 30 ~ nrm NJ ils short rib
about n ~ nrrn 3Os' long clear miies. hsht about
A0 10 4, NJ steady 81. long cear middle. heavy
about 20 ~ ". stock short clear Lldllfs about
10 10 ~ H. 25s 6i clear bellies. about II 81 ~
~ steady NJ 1s- Shoulder about - to - n. stead,
ot 2,s Iard-Ime Western spot st'ady AT 2ja. the"s,
American finest white nrn us ana do colored steady
at Ais Gd. TalowPrime city dun ni ias. 'ottonsccd
refined dull nj los 0d Spra ~ turpennc
Nrrn ot 22s Rosin-COmmon nrrn at 4 81. Wheat Va
red winter steady nt 5s a. No Northern sprng steady
n, 5s "a Corn Mixed Western spot steady AT - III
April steady IS Id May steady a b III. June steady
n, rs ia Flour-e Louis fancy winter steady = g.
Hon. AZ I0ndon-pachc Coaa, duh nt 2og@o'.
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n at s4 oxen. 1429 H. at So s5; OK. 1oso 10. a

at 81; onen' 1's' H. at s. 50; OK 'O'0 '' at
Sanders ss Illinois sses , l. a4S S @ a5 80 ac sSs sSTs r.
81 81 eG 0 % Co al i d Kentucky steers 1902 r.
s: s: 49, sS &c. &c. Isi Isl r b at %rSl
bulls l2s ~ c = u IL s d. s. $40 49, S d. % SO ~ O at s.
Il DO. oi1 H. at s. 20; IA do si3 lb at 81 DO $50 e
at 81 .; u do rs III at 81 co. DO 'oo ID at - w.
a. ao IL Eppsieln ri % n Kentucky Ills n at ao;
III . osa 81 % 2sce,vea and sold
cai MIcm 1cad c2TSSy fSr sas fur ShT 'gia .ay az"
'"t ADMINISTRATIONS were i.2G head. Of which lloo
head were for the market Aeand active a! full "saeS -
days prices and all sod carly a. a. 90 ss Is for choice
9r cannon eo5 extra to pf lousht S. Dressed opened
m % ,b and .Is nFhs Closed T o%@r cy
5saoc but at the close &c was about the '0p' "'e
H@s 10 ,ess 70, 40 9, n 30 svI5aFS ,s r. at at s 8
& d. ls7 h. at S ao Gs do l2a H. at s' 80 do liz
n at 81 -. Il do. Iio 10. at 30 :, 10 ,os ~,
l. Be"saes aS lds o. 4 I vT' "a at - s H. @ d. -"
Hume 4 Mullen; os veals. 100 H. at 50 30; do' i'-
b. V OTIS: "a yeals. i27 N. at 81 g q, .,7, 10 do
ai IT, at s. 3: iii DO i2s b IS 20: do. iio H.
sEEr AND were 81 G cars s.S5eyss OR ess
over yesterday 20 cars on sale sheep we nS
fair demand and arm FOR al Ssayv as,aos %eshis sn
slowly Market closed quiet with ears I. carry "a a;
r ooy 3 to sSoG goo rray TH9'Sa prime 'S GeaeG SS Clipped
for fair 70 choice eosd T. ehSce Inr LAMBS were on-
10. Ann
lnnlly steady s3as6 - head Dressed mutton nr
at cGSc nor NJ dressed lambs higher al S'gnD.2. anu
country dressed spring lambs were steady "a, sS h So
Snles-Hume & Muen 100 unshorn STATE lainns 90
w. average M 81 10 per 100 NJ 100 do ~ NJ. AZ SS'.'
los do io5 H. at 81 IS; 234 clipped Michigan do ~ ID
D. Mcpherson & Co.: 2i3 clipped buffalo ismnos. ~ ~
N NJ 81 i5j do SO No at 50; los do $ H. at - -, W
mashorn do a5 n al s. 5O 90 do III NJ at 50 30 ~
nnshorn Rnrlo sheep So ~ at 81 90 y clipped do l~S
n Al 81 so unshorn bucks l3l H. NJ - - e. so.
Newton & Co.: 100 unshorn state lambs u ID az - W.
,so fo 90 n NJ ~ 90; o27 clipped Ohio do 81 No. at
81 so 29 10 ~ No. 81 10 is4 nnshorn k.nscSy Ky
ebecn n, at SO So clipped Ohio do. VI 10 al ~ 49,
3 unsiorn state do. 7G NJ. NJ - -, @. y,
s Judd & Co 2i2 clipped Buffalo lamps' ~ 10
81 % 1900, 49,, ,oc ~ q, s2 *
7 II Wlkerson: is5 Ohio lambs. part clipped 10 TO-
,t s5 * 10 clipped Ohio sheep. loi H. at - on ",
@ Dillcnheck: 236 clipped Michigan lambs ~ 10
n, 81 ~ ,,,,ar ,ants Of n,
noes Reccn,s were 1e or 3Eo head :, ao
90 heai ,or sale Market quoted s'eady n, -
nor 100 n, and pigs would probably priiE - =
e 10 n choice Country dressed steady NJ DIV" 'o'
medium to light weights ,c, >, .,.o~.so at
Salos-I. " Hollis ~ star" h"eT '''i " "''''' -
81 ~ loo ~. ,-,-.,.,.. c,ats hrrs
IellNe Wrght Co. late Ihutsp"N' - '' 40"
3f5 Il, M -.
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ranged as FOL

Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet and
s-ea: prices unchanged 30 spring wheat l2i, Dic.
No 3 spring wheat JlmGINc; No red Gi9snGSc No =
corn ~. .H29 &C.. No oats l9i4Ni9-,c; No rye 3GAc:
NJ . barley :';d.sc. No naxseei, n22c. prime timothy
seed 50 nominal; mess pork. per bb. s. 55n$s 90
lard pr leo II. 81 %. short ribs sides doose).
2JHs4 30 dry salted shoulders lboxc 81 5O0$I d2
shDr clear sides hoAed, 81 3i'sus' so whiskey diatl
finished goods, gallon 81 ~. loaf
S. 81: granulniri 1913; standard ~ 81 81 linseed
OH raw ac. boiled. Ale ON the Produce Exchange to-
dav The butter market easy creamery 3iec
rrsts I3c seconds. ioN1lc. Eggs steady: fresh
stock osaioc.
cincinnati April 2i-f1'ur fairly active winter pat
ns So 1ONs3 VO spring patents 81 COO 50 %: nour
81 JJuS2 GJ. Wheat quiet. steady; No .
rcd Offered at 1lc. Cora quiet easy: No . white, 31ic
Oats easy, quiet: No mixed track. 2lG2iHc: No 3
white 22isc Pork quiet steady; mess. So clear mess
$40 25 family $40 -. Lard quiet fair demand;
leaf 5I.c: kettle. 5i.c: prime steam sales. 81 7JaSi so
Bacon quiet fair demand loose shoulders. 44c: loose
rib sides jc; loose short clear sides. 5.c: bellies
Jnc Dry salt steady quiet loose shoulders. 4ac
loose short ribs. isc loose short clear sides 4Ac; bellies
Bic boxed worth i.c Butter active seady
fancy Eein 1c Northwestern. i3lJc; choice and In
l3c Eggs dull weak: strictly fresh De
duck o.. Whiskey-Market quiet steady sales. $40
bbs at 81 -.
Milwaukee, April 2i.-Wheat opened weak and de-
clned hc below Thursdays lowest price under nne
weather In the West, but rallied sharply on prospective
tuuish eron rsnort by ThomAn. Nay oDAnsd at 6ac fell
New-York tribune., 1896-04-25

Gountrp poaro.
C1INoLN GENTLEMEN wishing pssS p!sssSS;f freS ~ I'd
- sprfrJ and summer; forty-uvc - IA 6Anlog2 u ~
iSrsey ccnTG RsiisoaA Addrns sox - ~
New-York tribune., 1896-04-25
mo close lt-ids ,
last year follow

Market closed barely steady. unchanged to p,ln,s T
cline compared with yesterdays closing prices
ribie notices Aprl-May 80 Total sales i+tSyy Ies
Nw- York gross receipts. 400 bales Exports:
IL bales sales c5l bales; sp!nners. DOL iaI-, SUR
735 bales receipts to-day, ,",'f Da,' ,,,-
cor this week % coo bales. Exports to-day; hfe '.'
% 7i0 bales: Continent 1888 bales Thus far this ween
f,res. Dri.an ba~: France IA bales S"h'i,nS
81 500 bales: stock. 439@9 bales. SPOT cotton qu, "a
Jiinp uulands l6c uicdling Gull! i"c Sa's ""l
LIE ncdnc 200 bales export ail bales spinning
liverpool cahes-Spot cotton quister sales & i StirS
snsc,laon and export bales; American. 'VN nais'
rscsipts 300, bacs: American l5W" h'ieS, inlalis
uplards. 1924: futures opened STEADY ian ana az
cfosas steady :, dVarce to point nj
Fehrnarv 3GOb: April 4l9ies; April-May ils
Lus September il2s; sepiemoer-Ocoher 4HSnfo4
len ,ernbar 362s November December. ''ss; )eceh
ier January 3GOs Manchester-Yarns quiet and hfm
cloths oue but steady. The Liverpool weekly statement
New-York tribune., 1896-04-25

Visible supply .......S'zo9i "'o44- 4i' 100
Of nre,cs Is lines Of Brazil coffee. and are!
nominal %,th S No ar5py ?pG, % SIe1 win ~ &
stock demand fair Good Sncuts VIII i,auy M
sell az 1cse. We note sale OF io'o o"sS "u"'e@ ''
DkJGsOpIum Is quiet with cases cases quoted ., a. ,S s59'g
Or ic-case lots little less Trading is senef4y a
asoscd ant at s=oies2 sqsFea is sSo'ed ed, at 3 81 ,Ss
quiet unciansed at zeis1a Tor Tesais spa aa
brands at 2'eSyf' S ou,e net at i'' former plces
hisis Flour S'fSu ASD MnXrae market -four dull
coming in present quotations and are bdlis thsii uns
,mrhsS by the posting from railroad limiting
the time of free storage OF hour after may 10 %e M
SACKS storage Total sales were 10 200 pack
ISIS bbis city 81 3cas4 5o oos POS n5 s'y gea1s
81 sauns9y nSgy' brands bra at s. casa pigs clears s. 81
n :acss 81 S3,s & oss at Sc e Sodss
91S!sd n5spSywns ans & s 81
MEAL-Quiet Quoted: Fine white. 91c me yellow, Soc
sib ccSs2,sc: ioolo c5g7oc feel e2 qee shar
ISSSoeS neal Sss@ SS S,y CSC sales Western feed
cars EoTEGN a d9 Dried FRuITsThe reports Of daas'
by frost on he Pacific Coast DO no, seem to enhuse h'
what disposed be arm in asking prices Ra'sin "nG~ n
apparently more resp9nse 'nam dre 'Ny wug TO sEe
quiet and nuts a Are an asornS Ws % Ss
Iga1 aaaG DS,. GfSTn1 4c pF@si Walnut A.
"o orSnr:ICN GREEN FRUIT-The market for lemon
arm not Inclined TO anticipate
Oranges moving in small way at stcad'
ricns pneonples are weaker bananas strong viii
STOCKS running rather light We quote; Lemons ~ -.
~. nessi,o oranges 15S3 80: Valencia 81 5o$G -
California navel 81 256<3 10 bananas I1cnSl wv pine
ean,cs sosis23: cocoanuts. S22ds30.
"pGERaINYWFEAT-Th wheat market vas Irregular To-
II opened quite frn, nut INC
Grn,nsss was rather short lived and prices weakened
y,., hefos. midday there weak rndertonc aild
Drce. declined rather easily Later there developed de-
,eS u,drcrrrent strength prices advancing nearly
hsshc from lowest and the clcse was hTn al
tnn al islikc gain. The carly news showed
t,t,ie steodncss Liverpool bu: as whole the foreign
news was without very much influence on the day
,rada III. advicer the West were rathcr contra
Sctory There advices II dry weather IN M
Snn,hwe., and IN the Valley OF chinch bugs II
kansas and OF much rain IN the Northwest Norsn.
,sessern receipts howcycr 347 cars. against 32
last YEAR Just before midday there were number OF
rsvate reports OF quite bearsh character Later the
was change the tenor OF the news a report y,, wa
with his report OF O. Duiisf
character THE Prairie Farmer adviees tor tr las
week while noting improvement In iowa. missouri At
kansas tennessee and Northern Illinois reported les
Indiana. New-York PENNSYLVANIA. In those states
wheat badly killed and in poor condition. II says
Also reported no seeding yet In North Dakota and re-
81 the arct rather good evidence that the lquidator
N Nay wpsat y over. rs1e having almost entirely e
New-York tribune., 1896-04-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

.,@.i,. ~ feI st, 7o57o'.c, MAY u'sgo"-se Jul.
49,. >, 30 lush Orr nrrn mixed SPOT AMI APRIL.
1''s I35s STAY. 3,t Jsa4e June 'o.c ll', IVY ~ -
90 " o.,. r,r' \, . wnf. wett.rn aGu.6ssc. 40 ?
".,rt, - a. Wcstern ,Ss. stock 5n,,o bush.
t., nrmef s.-I to choice timothy. so 5oasi7 Grain
corr for or-rs. = ~. Apri Al MAY CG'i q s'',ly
fn.aInnrs siso. Provisions dun mess pork VII lulN
shoulders 50. sh.r, riss anf clear sides oc. sus'l
cur - -u,i'.s On '-'e ,,sr t,nr, crcaiserv l5.
laa~ :2a5c tsss ',.y quiet. Zoe Coffee hr'"' i"''
sugar nrm. gfanulAied 5's'
Burh9 Apni - sprns wheat closed dHil uusrtt.ei :
for spot. nrn. ~ under Sew ioT' M1y ior 80 ,
harl ana g under tor - Nolthe" Wi"fr w,s@r war
FOR yellow mixed steady. oats Closed easy, unchans,d
Harley sale" a" IN Hr,' r,sl ,g"s naG arm ,naas
M.l fed easy unchnngci. ,nnnl frcsihs nrm wheat.
80. c,rn at,e. oats. 80 to New-HoFk
Boston. AyrA 2i-t4our dull. unchanged: sprns pat
sias' -. ,prins e"ar and s'rgh's ss 2osS3 ~;
winter clear and saishs ~ SJ"'s "'x't ysi'' ~ fss
corn quie. a;eamef Yellow On wacs, 81. ~ any !.
ssa 21c ~ G$ e" ~S - sG 'S'fT ~ wfs 3Sa:Sc
Mil quiet sgrins bf.n snp lake and rail siz %;
meal 81 ;SaS.2 Tirk steady so l5fi 10 cuts 81 10
lean ends. 81 70 are beef S"gNh. a hans rsglo
, Inter iail 'inchaSsei choice creamcry 49,
western liuisc. ntaton ,or'Lern, iigl2c ladies' 90
To-. Vermont choice milk isi5c. other DAIRY ia
mb- , a,es s.tse cnSesc ' Suis, Xof,heTn ia
N.st.in onn'se I.ss- Nearby i4yl6c, Eastern. i2c;
aa. Mas 81 dns e. o% egs se 81 & 3 so ea sidney
slpsi Il. rouu, quiet choice turkeys l3aoc chiefs,
fswis i.ai4r Poatoc- steady Hebrons 25osoc seed
Kse 20. Green Mountains. aau27c white stock 229.3s;
wlas sOas valencia oranrcs 81 'ou$dbo. Messlne.
s. Iiay' fancy. sisasao other grades dull siSaSi5.
R,c straw Sl3pto Leather steady. quiet; hemock sole.
10. seconds. ~.
chicago April 2,.-Thc leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1896-04-25

COFFEE-Prices were steady very moderate bus %
ness smaller deliveries and slight ncIease iH u"
visible shown Hayre market steady at uhcha,rr' ,
prices: April francs May. sl2J; June. slvp july
h0 Rio official ahlcs quiet l3,Go refs: exchange
pi5: receipts 1900 bags: stock s2.'r Santos qu,et a.
I4tOO reis: receipts 5000 bags stock. l3v" 'leaitl
from Santos steamship Lmon with 500 bags. Ha'nuis
u pfg lower; April yigs: May 600 June ana july
a. 80: August The local maiket 900 bags S'l
tember exchanged for March at oheienee Il :"
Contracts closed dull a. 1oql5c decline Sales were
New-York tribune., 1896-04-25
THE CHALFONTE
[Tl1[s LRWDOLF0

Atlantic City. :; J; Directly Beach, Enthvk
new rapacty 800 Rooms en- suite with fresh and -
water baths attached Orchestra daily. Late Dlnness
]. ". CALLAWLY
New-York tribune., 1896-04-25
.E0 a M [H] a M s e Z

HOUSE & COTTAGES SHE'LL ER ISLAND. " L.
will open 25ih The New York office IS open caay
to D. m. - Union square. Room l. where eppncs..
tons Will be recris'- Telephone i>ih st., lzi' sena
for illustrated pamphlet II. D. W LAWSON forfnery~ y
Murray Hiil Hotel. Hanger.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
LURA NOBLE.
MARY &. ANDREWS.
LIZZIE BEEuLER.

WnEhEAs. 1t has pleased the Supreme
mauder of the universe 10 remove
from us by death our beloved Sister.
Gertrude Taylor;
WHEREAS. We now desire to testify to
her Christian worth, her true loyal
friendship. and affectionate sympathy,
in her relations with those whom she as
sociated with: be it
RCsolrCd, That while we regret the
death of our sister. we bow IN humble
submission TO the will OF Him who doeth
all things well;
Rcs0lucd, That In the death OF Sister
Taylor our Hive has lost a worthy charter
member, causing the first break in our
fraternal circle;
Rcsolucd, That Meadow Brook Hive
No. 554, l.. o. Il. NJ. of IAnse, Mich.
tender our heartfelt sympathy to the
afflicted family, condoling with them in
their sad bereavement.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
In mourning for a period of sixty DAYS.
aud that a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, and
a copy to The L'ANsE SENTINEL. for
publication, and tdat thoy be spread up
OH the records OF Meadow Brook Hive
No. 554.
MELISSA p. ORR,
SARAH WALLACE. COMMITTEE.
ADA L. TUCK, O
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
Council Proceedings.


lOfcai.l
At an adjourned meeting of the
common council of the village of
L'Anse. held in the council chamber.
Thursday evening, April Soth, 1896,
there were present.: President Camp
bell and Trustees Bulger, Johnston.
McKernan and Wallace. Absent
Trustees Belanger and Shields.
On motion the liquor bond Of Mahlon
Mauger, principal. with j. B. Belanger
and John X. Thomas as sureties, was ap-
proved.
On motion the liquor bond OF Michael
Citizen, principal with j. Il. Smith and
j. G. Turner as sureties, was app roved.
On motion the liquor bond of ii. J.
Seifert and Matthias Hansen. principals,
with Frank Sengebusch and August
Menge as sureties, was approved.
On motion the liquor bond Of Charles
Cullnan, principal, with Henry Crocker
and NJ. Wallace as sureties, was approved.
On motion the liquor bond of William
Bauer, principal, with OVlu Goodreau
and Joseph Gauthier as sureties, was ap-
proved.
On motion the liquor bond Of Reneaud
& Rambault, principals, with George
Trudeau and Frank Wild as sureties, was
approved.
On motion the liquor bond Of Samuel
O'Connel, principal, with NJ. Wallace
and NJ. j. McCabe as sureties, was ap-
proved.
On motion the village clerk was In
structed to order from the secretary Of
state one dozen copies Of village acts and
| charters.
The council then adjourned.
MARTIN VoETscH,
Village Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
SIMPSON DECLARED GUILTY.
Detroit's Notorious Justice of the Peace az
East tConyicted--A serious Ofiense.

Detrolt's Notorious Justice of the Peace az
Last Convicted--A serious Ofiense.
Guilty was the verdict returned at
S:25 Saturday night in the case Of j.
Blair Simpson, OF Detroit, charged in
grand jury indictment with having as
saulted Anna l.. Hewlett with intent to
ravish her, on Sept. II. 1894.
After trial lasting week, in which
public interest had been aroused to the
very highest pitch, u conviction was
finally secured in the last Of the three
cases of similar nature which had been
preferred against the notorious justice
OF the peace. Simpson was at. once re-
manded to jail TO await sentence, which
in his case may be 10 years in state
prison, If the Judge may see fit.
Simpson will appeal the case to tho
supreme court. When the verdict was
announced the spectators in the court
room loudly manifested their approval.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
RESIGNED AS SUPERVISOR.
Benjamin Brink States That il is In
possible for Him to Attend to
the Duties Of the Office.
Roger O. Williams Was puly Appointed
by the Township Board Tuesday
to Fill the Vacancy.

Benjamin Brink, of Pequaming, who
was reelected supervisor OF L'Anse
township at the April election. presented
his resignation to the township clerk
Monday, the reason given being that
owing 10 the duties of his position
at PeqNaming, II is impossible for
him TO attend TO the Office
OF supervisor. Hence. after careful
consideration he deemed it advisable 10
resign.
During his term of Office Mr.. Brink
proved himself to be worthy and
faithful man for the position. in whom
the people had the utmost confidence.
and 1t will be with regret that they
VIII learn that he was obliged TO resign
Mr.. Brink did not seek the Office this
spring. owing 70 the reasons which
caused his resignation. and emphati-
caAy so stated. but after long and
persistent persuas.on. he finally cou-
sented to the wishes of his friends,
opposition.
\ special meeting ol tie township
board was called Tuesday and Il. c.
Williams, of this city. was appointed
supervisor 10 ill the vacancy. Mr.
Williams win make an able man for the
position. and his appointment meets
with general approval.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02

A German farmer residing In New York
state has discovered u louise cure that Is
a dandy. or course the trial trip" con-
tained many unlocked for adventures and
accidents which caused unbounded ex-
citement, but the operators stuck to
their text" and killed all the lice on their
first subject, a three-vear-old colt. The
old farmer was assisted by two young
men. The operation consisted 10 ssturat-
ing the colts hair with kerosene and
then igniting II. The surprised colt
astonished the men by Immediately
breaking away and rushing for the open
barn door, surrounded by billows OF fire.
1t brushed against the hay in its torture,
igniting the same. The excited men
dragged the suffering animal from the
building and extinguished the fire In Its
hair by means OF blankets; then they
started In to save the barn, but that was
past help and they soon gave 1t up. At
the conclusion OF the test case the follow
ing was the result: A colt cleansed OF
lice, but badly burned; the loss by fire ol
large farm barn with contents, includ'
ing one work horse, several hogs, some
farm tools, quantity Of hay and Other
articles.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS.
state Convention Assemblies at Detroit
Murphy Temporary Chairman.

state Convention Assemblies at Oetroit--
Murphy Temporary Chairman
DETRolT, April 30.--After tremendous
amount OF lobbying throughout the
morning the only apparent result Of
which was varying predictions in which
silver and gold men both claimed control.
the Democratic state convention was
called to order at 2:45 Wednesday after
noon. After the opening prayer Alfred
j. Murphy, OF Detroit. temporary chair
man Of the convention, was conducted to
the platform and received with applause.
By large majority the convention
voted to refer all resolutions to the reso-
lutions committee without debate. The
roll OF congressional candidates was called
and each delegation nominated members
OF the committees on credentials, order OF
business and resolutions. The conven-
tion then adjourned until 2:3O and the
committees were called into session i'm
mediately.
The caucuses of the delegates to the
state Democratic convention for election
of delegates TO the national convention
from each congresslona al district were held
Wednesday morning and resulted In de-
cided victory for the administration, or
sound money men, who captured the
First, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth,
Eleventh and Twelfth districts, and one
delegate In the Second. The silver men
carried the Third, Sixth aud Tenth dis
tricts, and one from the Second. The
committee on resolutions stands seven
for gold aud five for silver.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Held at the Town Hail In this CITY Last
Saturday Afternoon.


The Democratic county convention
for Baraga county was held at the Town
Hall, this city, Saturday afternoon last
at 1880 o'clock.
The meeting was called to order by
Richard Feore, of Baraga. who upon
motion was chosen chairman, and Joseph
Courtney, of the same place, secretary.
IL. Nesbitt and William Coach, Of
Baraga, were chosen delegates to attend
the state convention, held at Detroit
Wednesday. and John IL. Hid, of this
city, and Joseph Courtney, OF Baraga, as
delegates TO attend the district con-
vention.
The convention decided that it would
be better to let the delegates attend the
respective conventions unlnstructed.
The selection OF county committee
was next in order. Upon motion
Richard Feore was chosen chairman and
the following gentlemen members of the
committee, representing the varions
townships in the county: L'Anse, A.
Menge; Baraga, Joseph Courtney; Arvon,
W. Been; Covington, John Lyons; Spur,
George Mcdonald.
There being no further business the.
meeting adjourned.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
Timely Advice.

The following clipping from one Of our
exchanges will apply here as well as any
where aud Is indeed q piece CT timely ad
vice:
Talk about your own town ani work
for It; it has schools. good churches and
good business houses, managed by good
business men. Don't grumbe If every
thing is not up TO your ideas, especially
If you do nothing yourself 10 help make
the town. Give liberal encouragement
to every useful and creditable enterprise
in your midst, Tor as effect follows cause,
so SUE will such a course repay every
citizen. You cannot live entirely to
yourself. Ii you see needed improv G.
ment demand it, talk it up vigorously,
until storm OF public sentiment COM
pletes the work; but II you cannot have
all that is needed remember that in such
respect 1t Is like thousand other places
IN the land, and be cohtelt. Don't
grumble, don't stop because some mum.
my out of whom has withered all public
oirit and love of advancement, means
,ut sepulchra 1T won't pay YOU"
Show TO your live men it Will pay, and
leave to the mummy his embalmed and
swaddled dust and stu cidity. and by and
by you will see the results and pluck the
ripe fruits OF your labor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-05-02
Notice TO Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that two sealed
bids will be received by the council OF
L'Anse village up to 12 O'Clock noon on
Thursday, May nth. 1896, for the CEN
struction Of buttment or breakwater
on the Bay Shore road, between DAnse
village AMI the brick yard, contractor TO
furnish all labor and material. The first
bid will be for 525 feet Of the road on the
village end, and the other will be for the
whole distance Of the road to be con-
structed, which is about ,l25 feet.
Specifications for the above work can
be seen by calling upon John Campbell
or j. @. McKernan. either OF whom is
authorized to receive the sealed bids.
The council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
L'Anse, Michigan, April 10. 1896.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
JOHN q. McKKRNAN,
4 1878 OF the Committee.