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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01
The. Stimulus of Conviction.

In nine cases out Of ten a man Of
strong convictions is a man Of force.
His actions are prompt, energetic,
decisive, persistent. He accomplishes
more than the man of the weak or
yacillating convictions, even When.the
latter is physically or mentally better
equipped There seems to be some
thing irresistible and Titanic about
firm believer in anything. Even
the man who believes in nothing but
himself, so he believe honestly and
firmly, is distinct power in whatever
movement he may take part lions
Herald.
/ / /
The truly wise man is the man who
can read the handwriting on the
wall, and who trims his sails to catch
the breezes. as they blow without
waiting for some particular kind of
wind made for his especial benefit.
l.. A. w Bulletin.
/ / /
Many otherwise active Christians
are on the fence in regard to prohibit
ing the rum traffic. Would that it
were barbed wire fence. Then per-
haps they would get off.
/ / /
''The church people can down us
when they try, and we know it" said
a New York brewer. Our hope is in
working after they get tired and con-
tinuing to work 365 days in the year.
/ ! /
The revival spirit is abroad in the
land Men and women are sobered
to thoughtfulness, and everywhere
there are signs of abundant showers
/ Of grace.
| Children Cry for.
Pitchers CastOFia.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
% cents
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1896-01-01

| have one Of the finest line of
watches in the Northwest and the
best movements made. Call and ex-
anime them. E. McAyeal.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
TELEeRAPHlc NEWS NOTES

The meeting Of the American Social Sci
Bnce association in Saratoga ended
Tho Irish National league elected p A.
|McHueh vice chairman, in place Of 4. ID.
Sullivan.
1t was reported that tho Duo d'Aumale
bad invited tho car to Chantilly and that
no latter had declined.
+ The first cure Of tetanus by antitoxin
.erum in o public Institution took place
slt Fordham hospital, New York.
& Mrs. Nat Goodwin has retained counsel
. o bring counter suit for divorce against
Ter husband, the noted comedian.
The emperor and empress of Germany
Slrrived at Breslau. The car and czarina
1 tarted from Kietf to meet Them there.
William Nalonetiz, a Pole, went into
I he Office OF the National Starch Manufac-
uring company, in Glen Cove, n Y,
ried 10 XIII the cashier with a stool and
vas whipped handsomely by Paul II.
Grimm. the superintendent, who develop
Id astonishing fighting qualities.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
TURKISH ATROCITIES.
Missionary Grace Kimball Tells OF the
BarbaritIes In the Sultan's Domain.

Missionary Grace Kimball Tells OF the
BarbaritIes In the suitan's Domain.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Chronicle this
morning contains an interview with Miss
Grace n. Kimball, NJ. D., the American
missionary from Bangor, Me-, who did
such heroic work In the protection and re-
lief of the ArmeniHns during the late mas
saores Miss Kimball has just arrived In
London from Turkey and was an eyowit-
ness of the recent massacre in CONSTANT
nople and BebeS. She expresses the belief
that the massacres wero organized by the
Turks. Miss Kimball says further:
Undoubtedly a strong revolutionary
movement exists in Turkey, but the meth.
DDS adopted to suppress IL arc both inhu.
man and intolorable"
The Rome correspondent Of The Chron
icle says; Among the victims Of the Con
stantinople massaores were several Itallani
whose heads were carried through the
streets on pixies.
1T is runored that the sultan had 40
tually issued an trade, ordering the mas
sacre OF all the Arnenians, and the en-
bassadors had to use threats to get 1t re-
gcinded -
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
Gallagher Returns a Aranino.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.--Dr. Thomas Gal
lagher, the Williamsburg physician who
was sentenced for life 10 Portland prison,
England, on charge of treason felony,
was brought to the city under charge Of O
London physician on the steamer st
Paul. He is raving maniac He die
not recognize friends OF relatives. Sever
al times on the voyage he tried to juml
overheard. He thought all mon were enc
mics seeking his life. DR.. Mcbride wh'
accompanied him, declared that HE cas'
was hopeless. The doctor said on DR.. Gal
laghers body he found physical injuriei
which coHld only have come from bruta
treatment, fractured ribs and the appar
ent marks Of boot heels on his chest and
shins.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
A Texas Hanging nee.

PARIS, Tox., Sept. 5.-George L. Wheel.
er, white, was hanged here for the murder
Of Robert McCahe In the Chickasaw ma
tion, June -, 1895. He lay in wait fol
his victim and shot him in the presence OF
his 5-yuar-old son. Immediately aftor the
removal OF Wheeler's body the trap was
again adjusted and Silas Lee ana Hick.
man Ffeolaad, the two negroes who mur
dered Ed T. Canady, JEFF Maddox, Paul
Applesate and an unknown man on 0
shanty boat in the Red river on Nov. ID,
1895, were placed upon the gallows. All
three OF their necks were broken. The
negroes were hanged separately at Wheel.
er's request, as he did not want to be
hanged with them.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
whIpped His Rival and won a Bride

RAILWAY, n J., Sept 5.-Miss Jennie
Roll, aged 10 years, and George Profit
aged II, wero married here by the pastor
of ST. Paul's church after Justice Ford
ham had refused to marry them because
of the bridegroom's age About thres
weeks ago Profit and George Ruddy. aged
90 years, had quarrel in the street here
about Miss Roll, and they agreed to ighl
to see who should have the best claim t'
the girls favor Prott gave Ruddy gooC
drubbing, paid a fine Of $40 and won th'
girl
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
AN AMERICAN JAILED.
Prominent Merchant Arrested In Havana
Charged With a Political Offense.

prominent Ittf1hHhh <Ahft1AoO ~ AANfhAh
Charged With Political 0fense.
HAVANA Sept 5.-Samuol 4. Tolon,
an Americin citizen, and recently a resi-
dent of tie province Of Matanzas, has
been arrested ON board the Ward line
STEAMSHIP Seneca, on political charge
Mr. Tolol, who is said to be "a merchant
of prom nence, was arrested just as the
steamer was on the point of sailing,
Unit,d States Consul General Loe has
been communicated with.
Lul. Someillan, ST., the American citi-
zen wlo was rearrested in July on the
charge Of having rendered assistance to an
insu,gent expedition, will be tried next
weet The kings attorney will domand
a sentence of Imprisonment for lile
Consul Goseral Fitz Hugh Lee has
promised to inquire into the matter and
Go assist the prisoner to the fullest extent
0! his power.
At the instance Of number OF mer-
chants Captain General Weyler, although
not authorizing it, tolerates that the new
bills be quoted by merchants who are
obliged to transact business in bills of OK
change. The bills were quoted at l pei
cent discount.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
nrvan Ouotes the ser,ptures.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5-Mr. Bryan was ask
ed by reporter what nc thought Of the
nomination of Palmer and Buckner 10y
the gold standard Democrats at Indiana
polls. Proverbs J. IT," no replied, Their
he handed the interviewer the Scriptures
and pointed to the text Surely in vail
the net is spread in the sight of any bird.
Further comment than this Mr.. Bryan de.
clincd TO maka
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
An important Tarir oue.tloa.

WASHINGTON, Sept. b. - Tho attorney
general has appointed James Byrno- Of
New York as special consul in the case OF
the Dean Linseod oil company against
the government for drawback on linseed
oil cake which was made from imported
seed. There is involved in this case the
general cnestion OF whether there must be
paid any ehato upon that product, and II
so, how it is TO be measured.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
Austin Corbin's Successor.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Second Vic,
President and Manager w. II. Baldwin
Jr., of the Southern railway has confirmed
the report of his resignation from that
rond and his SELECTION for the presidency OF
the Long Island Railroad company to sue
coed the late Austin Corbin. and states
that be will assume the duties of his new
position on Oct l.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
More Fighting In Macedonia.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-An Athens dispatch
TO The Daily Telegraph says that fighting
has occurred in the Ekaterino district Of
Macedonia, during which tho Turks lost
SO killed and the insurgents lost heavily.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
lieutenant Peary's ship sighted.

ST. JoHNs, n T., Sept. 5.--Tho Penry
|steamor Hope has boon sighted by many
fishermen along the coast
|Df Northern Labrador. Everything ap.
Deared 60 be right with her, and no ice
i Zoe was in sight.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
THE OpENING NEEIIyG

Gsace Cnn,c, psn ha'p uins prsser
1,e~rigg sevvices % tt4 fassem s-s
vsnia9 R.v. Merritt Holbrr s. =
N RAs L E Brre't D D. Rev John
] q hsg aid Rev 4 7 Scott ,
noDg the ministers present.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
Insurgents caplure . spanIsh Convoy.

IHsUTsUnIs OHpIUF0 oP-II'H NVHFV5'
HAVANA, Sept 5.-Tho insurgents have
seized Spanish convoy which loft Ciego
dc Aria for Los Piedras Aug 30, killing,
wounding or capturing the entire govern
ment force, consisting @ 300 men, who
were In charge Of the convoy. The Span
ish commander, with eight mcmhers Of
his staff was released, however after bo-
ing disarmed BY the rebels.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
glsts refund money If 1t fails to cure. 25c.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
prLrNouENr rAx lar.

DELINQUENT TAX LTST.-LlST OF
DEKINQUENTS IN THE NORTHERN
DISTRICT FOR CITY AND SCHOOL
TANES FOR THE YEAR 1895;
Evening journal., 1896-09-05

The Smyrna Band which accom-
panied Hiram Grand Lodge excursion
to Atlantic City, returned home yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
NV profeesor For cornell.

ITHIcA, n Y, Sept 5.-The trustees OF
Cornell university have appointed Profess
or Nathaniel Schmidt as professor of Sem
itio languages and literature Professor
Schmidt viii enter upon bis duties at the
opening of the fall term Professor Schmidt
was born in Hudaksvall Sweden, OF Ger
man parontago IN 1869.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05

SOUTHERN DISTRICT. LIST OF DE-
LfNQUENTs IN THE SOUTHERN
DISTRICT FOR CITY AND SCHOOL
TAXES nOH TIE YEAR 1Alh.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
nsipbli.hed 1881.
nstHbIiahod 1881.
JOHN ClEERI,
MaCCarOni aud VeTmiCHlli
WORKS.
ALSO
WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
Wines And LIQUORS,
Nos. 5l9 and 52I TainaII ST.
TELEPHONE, No. 2is.
WINES

Claret. per gallon. s5c. per quart 25c.
Iinfandcl, per gall, $i.u0 per quart, 35c.
Port, per gallon $l.10. per quart. Soc
sherry, per gall. Si.lO. per quart soc.
Canadian sherry per gal, $780, per qt.,
Mogcnhcl, per gallon. si.50; per quart. Soc
Angclicn, por gallon, Sl.hO, per quart 50c
Madeira, per gallon fl.50 per quart. 5Oc
Catnwbn. pcr gallon. $l5O. per quart Soc
Mnrscaln per gallon, SllO; per quart, 5Oc.
lmpt. Champagne, per Qt., $3.50.
Domestic Champagne. pint bottle. zoe.
Chinnu per bottle. 50c
LIQUORS.
No ] Monogram, per gal, Sf per qt. st.
No Monogram, per gal. SO; per Ut, SIC.
Gran Pap. per gallon, 500. per quart 15c.
Imperial. per gallon, a.U0. per quart. soc.
jamaica Rum. per GAL. $780, per qt., 1lc.
French CoEnac. per rul., f3 per qt. f1c.
Nermouth, per case. $3.50, per bottle. Toe.
Imported Cordials OF all kinds az low
prices
NOTICE TO GROCERs.
Best Maccaronl. IN packages &c. per
pound. In % pound box.
Best MnccarOui loose, 5c. per pound. In
25 pound box.
Green Olives 75c. per gallon.
PHONE 2l3
Evening journal., 1896-09-05
GRAND ARMY AT PAUL
Major Clarkson of Nebraska Is
Elected Commander.
CHOICE MADE BY AooLAMAT1oE.

other Candidates Withdrew Before ral-
lot Was Taken--CIose of a Successful
and Enjoyable Encampment-sk etch OF
the New Commander.
Evening journal., 1896-09-05

EuGENE M. SAVERS.
Collector
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

1nother Point Ellice Bridge Victim.
VICTORIA, B. c., June 20.-Another
chapter in the sad Point Ellice bridge
catastrophe was ended this morning, when
DIR. John Lang, who was a passenger on
the ill-fated car, succumbed to the in
juries he received. This makes the fifty.
sixth victim of the disaster.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
A MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE,
William Gottlieb Shoots Him.
self in the Head Last
Evening
The Death.In flicting Revolver Missing
and in All Probability 1t
Was Stolen.

Another mysterious neutrality-suspicious.
owing to the fact that the revolver which
sent outlet crashing through the brain
of the suicide, William Gottlieb, cannot
be found-occurred last evening in Golden
Gate Park.
Just at dusk, as Park Policeman Kinney
was crossing thickly wooded patch of
ground near the conservatory, he noticed
Gottlieb's body. He Immediately notified
the Coroner's Office and Deputy Coroners
Hallet and Smith drove to the scene and
conveyed the remains to the Morgue.
A thorough search of the ground near
the body was made, but no pistol could be
found. A ragged hole in his right temple
was sufficient evidence that revolver
bullet had caused death. To account for
the weapon being missing the officials
suggest that some person hearing the shot
hurried to the scene of the lonely tragedy
and finding the body, robbed 1t of ali
valuables.
A pawn-ticket dated June 20 was found
on the body, showing that deceased had
received $A on watch few hours before
death.
The following letters were found on the
body:
To the Coroner: have taken my own life on
account of different things-mostly because
have no money and cannot pay what / owe.
/ hope you will break the news of my death to
the iandlady of my house at 157 Seventh
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
BANKER WYCKOFF DEAD,
Head of the New Amsterdam
Bank SuccumbS to His
Wounds.

NEW YORK, n. Y, June 2O.-George
H. Wyckoff, president of::the New Amster-
dam Bank. who was shot Monday by
George H. Semple, died at the New York
hospital to-day. His condition took a
turn for the worse in the hot spell yester-
day ana he passed very bad night His
wife and family were with him when he
died.
President Wyckoff was born in New
York ffty-seven years ago. He was the
son of Jacob H. Wyckoff, vice-presldent of
the New York Savings Bank. He was
successfully clerk, paying teller, receiver
and cashier in the New YORK County Ma
tional Bank. He became vice-presldent Of
the Deerfield National Bank in 1879 and in
May, 1895, was elected president of the
Bank OF New Amsterdam.
Mr.. Wyckoff's assaiIant, Semple, died
the day after the shooting. The affair
took place in the presidents Office shortly
after noon Monday. A stranger calling
himself Clark presented note demanding
$4,000 and on Mr.. Wyckoff's refusal to
paw it shot him and then himself.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
NEVADA SILVERITES.
PopUlists Invited by the Central
Committee to Fusion on the
State Ticket.

State Ticket.
RENO, NEv.. June 20.-The central COM
mittee of the Silver party of Nevada met
here this afternoon and completed it's
labors at o'clock this evening. Chairman
James H. Kinkead called the fifteen mem
bers present to order. 1t was evident from
the outset that the committee was at sea
as to what it should do. Political changes
were coming so thick and fast that it
wanted to avoid future com plications.
The com mmittee decided to make DO dec
laration of principles at this time, and
passed a resolution inviting the Populist
party of Nevada TO fusion with the silver
party at the State Conven ton. Senator
John P. Jones, Senator William NJ. Stew
art and Francis g. Nswlands were chosen
delegates at large to the st. Louis Conven-
ton. The following were also selected,
making fifteen in all: W. H. A. Pike, J. B.
Tolley. Thomas Wren, II. S. Bonnifeld,
George S. Nixon, James F. Dennis, A. S.
Thompson, W. ]. Westerield, S. P. Davis,
J. G. Mccarthy, M. Sheeline and William
Burke.
The State Convention will be held at
Elko on Tuesday, September 8.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
THEY ARE NOT DEMOCRATS
Bolting Silverites VIII Not Press
Teller's Candidacy at the Chi
caRO Convention

CHICAGO, ILL, June 20.-Hon. A. B.
Campbell of Idaho, one of the silver dele
gates at large from that State who bolted
the st. Louis convention, and whose sig
nature was attached to the National dec
Iaration of the seceders issued from st.
Louis yesterday, was in this city to-day.
He said nothing would be done by the
element to which he had attached himself
to secure an Endorsement of Senator Teller
as Presidential candidate at the hands of
the Democratic National Convention. In
all consistency, be said, they could not
seek Democratic support as such. While
they had withdrawn from the Republican
party on the financial issue, yet they did
not desire nor intend to be placed in The
position of going over to the silver Demo-
Gratis.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
silrer Tone, Fro,,, Oh,o

TOLEDO, ONO, June 30.-Five counties in
Northwestern Ohio to-day elected delegates
to the Democratic State Convention to be
held in Columbus next week. Four of
them-Seneca, Henry, Auglaize and Han
cock - instructed for silver. Sandusky
County adopted no resolutions, but the
delegates are for silver. Advocates of the
gold standard here say that the State con-
vention will declare for silver by two to
one.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
NEW TO-DAY.
A FRESH ARRIVAL

Local physicians and public i'm
general can obtain DR.. Browne
Sequard's Vitalizing Tablets, as
Mr.. Root, druggist at Sixth and
Howard streets, has just obtained
supply from the East. These
tablets are highly esteemed by
the medical faculty for lack of
energy, premature weakness and
nervous debility arising from all
exceSSes. Price reduced from
$1.5O to ST package; 3 packages
months treatment), $3.50, post
paid.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
----------------------------
DUNHAM,S YICTIMS.

Memorial Services ia Respect to Their
Memory Held at San Jose.
SAN JOSE, CAL, June 20.-Memoria
services in respect to the memory of the
late Colonel R. P. McGlincy and family,
the victims of murderer Dunham, were
held by San Jose Grange in g.. A. r. Hall
this morning. President Saunders pre-
sided over the meeting. Rev. N. A. Has
kell of the Unitarian church delivered the
memorial sermon. Short addresses were
made by several mem bers.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
YANCoUVER SCOOP.

Three Crooks arrested for Making and
Passing spurious Coin.
VANCOUVER. WASH, June 20.-John
Burns, Hattie Burns and " illiam Wilkins
were arrested here last night by Constable
William Smith for passing counterfeit
coins. These. in company with another
party who has so far not been apprehend-
ed are known to have passed counterfeit
dollars, half-dollars and quarters at sew
eral places in town, and are supposed to
have made the coins themselves.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
stationary. while Nantes, Brest and Calais
a b,oi sariouo loocao

exhibit serious losses.
This is accounted for by protection,
which has crippled French trade with the
civilized European States and with Amer
ica, while Marseilles and Toulon have in
creased by 20 per cent because they are
the gates through which all the new
French colonial energy is poured, and
they profit by the expeditions to Asia,
Africa and Madagascar which the repub-
lie is continually sending forth. The fact
that all this activity costs France money.
whereas the now diminished trade OF the
Atlantic and channel ports used to bring
in money, appeals to a few thoughtful
statesmen and economists, but they can
not get the French public to listen to
them. 1t is estimated that in another
five years Marseilles will have displaced
LYONS as the second city of the country.
HAROLD FREDERIC
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
street first. because she will be better able to
tell my wife. WILLIAM GoTTLIEB

My Dear Louing Wife, Lizzie: You must for
give me for causing you this pain, but in tn
end you will be better off because you know I
have not been much of help to you and am
in your way. But always remember that 1
always loved you and blessed you and little
Mabel and Joe in my last thoughts. George will
help you all he can, l know and my father
must give you the money that he owes me
about $500. Your husband,
WITITLM GOTTIJER
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05
MARYLAND News.

A strike of oyster shuckers took
place at Crisfield.
Mrs. Anne +. Garey's house in
Caroline county, burned.
A Farmers Institute has been
organized in Wicomico county.
The barn OF Archibald Heaps, at
South Delta, Hartford county, was
burned.
Health officers visited st Mi
chael's and found twenty cases of
diphtheria.
At Sandy Hook, in Washington
county, a school boy was killed by
a falling tree.
At Snow Hill Justice Peter Beau
camp was acquitted of the charge
of train-wrecking.
Lewis Crockett, of Tangier Is
land was fined for measuring
oysters in flour barrel.
At Cumberland the Baltimore
and Ohio Company is working day
and night on the new shifting
yards.
The historic Chase mansion at
Annapolis will soon be converted
into home for infirm and desti-
tute women.
In Talbot county raid has been
made on violators of the local-op-
ton law and they will be tried in
the United States Court.
DIR. Ii. Newell Martin, professor
of biology at the Johns Hopkins
University from 1876 to 1898, died
in Burley, England, last Thurs
day.
The States attorney for Ale
gany county dismissed ten cases
against saloon keepers indicted for
selling liquor to habitual drunk
ards.
Mr.. Ohio Holland Williams, Jr.,
was killed by pistol held in his
own hands at his country home,
"The Hermitage" in Queen Anne's
county.
Rosa Scribner, colored, 0 North
Carlton street, Baltimore, died
from the effects of a wound near
her heart. Peter Scrlbner her hus-
band, was arrested charged with
her murder.
In Cumberland two men were
convicted of illegally entering a
house and carrying away furniture
which had been bought on the
installment plan and upon which
default in payment had been made.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05
GOLD WINS.
A Republican Sweep.
SILVER NOT In IT.

Major William Mckinley, of Can
ton, is President elect. His ma
jority in the Electoral College will
be over 131, and on the popular
vote something enormous.
The Republicans swept Maryland
by a majority Of at least $4,000.
The election in Baltimore result
ed in a Republican sweep. In the
twenty-five wards, sixteen Republi-
can Councilmen were chosen-a
genuine Democratic Waterloo. Mr..
Stockbridge was elected Judge over
Mr. Robertson. The two ordinan-
ces, one providing for a funding
loan of 81, 500, 900, and the other
for 81, 900, 600 for conduits, were
ratified. The city gave q Republi-
can majority of some $4,000.
1t is only question of Republi-
can majorities in Iowa, Indiana,
Kentucky, Minnesota, Michigan,
New England, New Jersey, Mary
land and West Virginia.
The Australian ballot delayed
the count in the far West and but
meagre returns had been received
when we went to press, but the in
dications are that the more populous
states in that section also voted for
Mckinley.
The Republicans will have the
House of Representatives by large
majority. The entire delegation
from Maryland will be Republican.
The official vote of st. Mary's
county is given below:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-11-05

LEAP YEAR EGoTIsM.-Mr. Hug
gins and Miss Dimple had been dis
cussing marriage in an lmpersonai
manner, when the young lady an
nounced her preference in this way :
1.-The man | marry must be
handsome, talented, amiable cour-
ageous, and without fault of any
sort whatever.
"This is very sudden" replied
Mr.. Higgins, al thoroughly ap-
preciate the honor you confer upon
me, but you will give me a week to
consider | suppose :''-Harper's
Bazaar.