The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-04-29

uicHG VI GHe property on an extensive
scale.
Republicans
Will gather at ST. Louis, June 10th,
to nominate presidential candidate.
Delegates and visitors will find the
Burlington Route the best and direct
line. Your home agent can sell you
tickets via the Burlington
Elias Pattella, committed to state
prison for the theft of watch and
money in this city few months ago,
was taken to Saltwater Friday to
serve term on the reformatory plan.
The trial of Manager Ball of the
Minnesota, did not result as the
trades unions anticipated. The COM
|plaining witness, Rim, when placed
on the stand could not swear he had
been discharged because he belonged I,
to the union, and in consequence the
case against Ball was dismissed by
the court.
Miss Minnie Lawrence and Mr.. P.
j. Ryan, were married at Duluth,
Tuesday evening, April o. The
young couple take up their residence
in Virginia where they have resided
for the past three years and are well
and favorably known. The bride has
two brothers in this city, r. T. and
VIM. and hosts of friends. We wish
the young couple much happiness.
During the progress OF the practice
game of ball last Sunday, one of the
| batters let fly his bat, striking Chef
Morrison in the mouth and raising
serious havoc with his molar system.
It was hard blow and and it seems
a wonder that more serious damage
was not done. The jaw might have
been smashed in place OF several teeth.
Batters who let their bats fly should
be ruled out of the game. A catcher
is in mortal terror every time they
come to bat and in the majority of
cases some one comes to grief.
|
In the Superior municipal court,
the Judge rendered a decision Friday
| involving the defunct firm of Kauf-
man & Yezner. The court held that
Receiver French of the Kaufman g.
Yezner company had no Jurisdiction
in Wisconsin, hence his seizure of
certain goods in the possession of
Bloom Bros. on repleyin action was
illegal. The goods in question were
returned to Bloom Bros An appeal
to the supreme court will be taken.
The goods were of those shipped by
| the firm to their various friends
throughout the country.
The Marble Theatre company closed
five nights stand in this city Satur-
day evening. On Sunday evening
they repeated by request "Our Boys"
The company are just little too
good for town like Ely and not quite
good enough for Chicago. Those who
attended were well pleased with the
entertainments. Mr.. and Mrs Mar
BILE have friends wherever they appear
and their support is good. They are
not on the bass-drum-artist order and
therefore did not draw with the Ely
populace, although our best citizens
attended the entertainments. We
expect that the next fake minstrel
performance that hobs up in Ely viii
be greeted with full house. They
left Monday morning for Tower.
The St. Cloud Journal-Press wants
pay for publishing notices of political
conventions, says the Rainy Lake
Journal. The editor is right The
politician has no right to attempt to
ride into power and emouiument at
the expense of the newspaper man.
There is no question about the press
having been free horse. to it's scan
dial be it said. And why? for the life
of Us we never could tell. No one
expects free fayorS from the butcher,
the baker, the grocer, or even the I'M
dertaker. The average newspaper
man all alone appears to be the simple
pieman! And the fact of the matter
is that until newspaper men stand up
for their rights they need not expect
either pay or respect from anybody.
1t is true that it has been the rule to
expect the publisher to boom the