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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
MILLS CLOSE DOWN.
Annual Depression in Manufacturing Cir
cles Arrives.

cles Arrives.
PITTsBURG, June 30.-The annual de-
preston in manufacturing circles has ar
rived. At McKeesport, with the exception
of two mills in the butt weld department,
the entire plant of the National Tube
Works company, the National rolling mills
and the w. Devices Wood iron and steel
mills are shut down and 1900 men are
temporarily out of employment. The tube
works will resume operations next week,
but the rolling mills and the Wood plants
will be closed for six or seven weeks.
The Braddock wire works, the largest
of the plants of the Consolidated steel
and Wire company, followed the ruling OF
the wire nail trust and shut down. Botn
of the Braddock wire mills are now shut
down, Also the Beaver Falls mill. The
suspension at the mills, which closed
| SUNDAY, effects 800 men, who will be Idle
until August. Tuesday the yearly scale
of the Amalgamated association expires
and general shutdown will follow II
decision is not reached by that time. This
will throw 25,Oo0 men out OF employment
| in the tinplate mills and twice as many
| more in other departments.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
THE WOMAN KILLER.
Miss Mary Kane shot Three Times by
Rejected Suitor.

Rejected suitor.
AUREIIA Ia, June 30.-One OF the
most shocking shooting affairs ever
known in Cherokee county took place at
the farmhouse Of Mrs. Elizabeth Ma
honey, seven miles south of this place,
Sunday morning Miss Mary Kane has
been residing with the Mahoneys for about
a year, and James Mahoney, a son OF the
old lady. has for some time been desper-
ately in love with the girl, who refused to
accept his attentions. Sunday morning
he became enragcd and fired three shots
at the girl from 3S-caliber revolver each
of which took effect The first entered
the forehead, Telling her To the floor, ana
the next two were fired rs she lay pros
trate. one taking effect I'm the back OF the
neck and the third in the right forearm.
The Young woman is conscious at the
present time. but IL is thought that she
cannot recover sheriff Wheeler of Chero-
kee arrested Mahoncy and lodged him IN
Jail at that place.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
ARREST OF HARRISON.
British Embassy at Washington Receives
Report Concerning 1t.

British Embassy at Washington Receives
Report Concerning Ii.
WASHINGTON, June 30-The British EN-
bassy has received from the foreign office
report regarding the arrest of Surveyor
Harrison on the banks of the Cuyuni
river in Venezuela The claim of the
Vcnezueans that the arrest was made
on the left Of the Cuyuni isacknowledged
but II is denied at the embassy that the
land at this point Is within Venezuelan
territory. according To the provisional
line which both governments have here
tofore acknowledged. 1t is stated at the
embassy that the Cuyuni river is the pro-
yisional line only west of the mouth OF the
| Acarabisi creek The arrest took place on
| the left bank of the Acaabisi ana upon
the territory which is claimed to he with
An the provisional line Ii was also Tar
within the Schomburgk line. The Aber'
deem line follows the Acarabisi for some
distance, and its general route Is now the
provisional line
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
rnnoc.pt Man Doing Time.

PITTsBURG, June 30-lt has been dis
covered that stephen Legeza, who has
served half of tcn-year sentence for q
murder committed in jefferson county in
1890. is an innocent man. He was con-
yicted on the evidence of n fellow worker
who had grudge against him. The mur-
der was committed by man for whom
officers are now looking. The murdered
man and the murderer were rivals for the
affections of a woman. The former won
her. and the othor swore vengeance. a
fight in which Legcza and all the others
engaged gave revenge to the two men who
were seeking it. A pardon for Legeza VIII
he sk ed
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30

BAY CITY, Mich, June 30.-The row In
the Polish Catholic church, which result
ed In large faction Of the membership
keeping the pastor, Father Matkewski'
away from the church premises for months
past. Sunday developed an exciting row
While funeral was being conducted TO-
dsy two of the Poles quarrelcd ana ex'
changed blows The adherents OF the
combatants took sides, and while the eS-
element was =. - koigh. some one IN the
crowd fired revolver The result was
that two men were wounded, neither OF
them seriously After this incident pe'ce
wa. again restored for the time being
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
Say Persons Drowned.

OcoNTo, Wis, June 30.--Word was re-
ceiyed here today of the drowning of six
persons in Shawano lake during a
gale which occurred at 6:5O sat
day evening The dead are Margaret
Grove, St. Nazicnz, Manitowoc county
Wis; Mrs. Herman Dracker, Pulclver
Wis: Louis Gokey, Pulcivcr, Wis; Mrs
Louis Gokey, Pulciver, Wis; Miss Emma
Garbrecht Shawano, Wis; Mrs q. A
Risum. Pulciver Wis. The following
who were in the boat, were rescued after
having been in the water five hours: Her
man Drackery, child of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Drackcry, and o. A. Risum.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
E,k- to Meet in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 30.-The grand lodge
and annual international reunion of the
Il. p. O. of Elks meets here July Z, contin-
uing in session all week. As former OPP
posing factions meet in accord this year
the local arrangements is more extensive
than for any national political convention
ever held in this city. The decorations
will be profuse on both sides of the river,
and the electric light and other street
demonstrations at nights are very elabo-
rate. The lodge meeting will be in the
Grand opera house, but the social events
include the whole city.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
Cas-. of jackson aud walling.

CINCINNATI. June 10. AT Newport, KY,
Monday, Judge Helm overruled the mo
tion for new trial for Alonzo Wallng'
convicted as an accompliee of Scott Jack
son in the murder of Pearl Bryan Inc
appeals of Walling and Jackson cannot D'
heard by the appellate court at Frank
fort before the September term, and th'
prisoners will remain in jail under th'
death sentence some months before get
ting further hearings
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
Failure Of . Newspaper syndicate.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., juno 3o.-The failure
Is announced Of the newspaper syndicate
which contemplated a string of papers ex'
tending across the continent, and which
had secured control Of the Kansas City
world with several other journals The
manager and rcputed head Of concern,
Hal X. Taylor. sn attorney of this city, Is
now in Michigan. The creditors are said
70 bd largely his personal friends and. it
is believed, will not be seriously affected
nv the failure.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
c,.,,,c. National Dividend Declared.

CHICAGO. Dune 3O.-A dividend OF per
cent. has been declared by the comptroller
Of the currency, payable Monday July 20,
1896 to the depositors OF the Chemical
National bank of Chicago. Ihls VIII
make 90 per cent paid to the depositors OIL
the failed bank From present lndlca
tions depositors will received the tul
amount of their claims, with interest at !
ner cent. the legal rate in this state
Claims proved against the Chemical Ma
tionai bank aggregate 81 i,S29Wo, on whici
d,vidends of Al, 1870, 900 have been paid.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
pr..identinI Appointments.

WASHINGTON, June so.-The president
this morning made the following appoint
ments: c. Max Manning, OF Georgia. sec
retary OF legation of the United states a, =,
Nonrovia. Liberia; George r. kedzie, ol
Mexico consul Of the United statesat Du
rango. Mexico; George B. Anderson, o
district Of Columbia, consul at Antigua
West Indies; Paul wieske, Of Texas, con
sul TO Managua, Nicaragua
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
Mnrhsr Of n Policeman.

CoLoRADo SPRINGS, Col, June 30
Sunday nights quiet was disturbed by the
murder of Frank Bish, police officer
and the suicide fifteen minutes later OF
Pat Skinney, II toamster, who is supposed
20 have been Bish slayer. Skinney, II Is
said. was trying to get into the store back
of Wilbur's dry goods house, and, being
surprised by the officer, shot him Pur-
sued by "a mob, Skinney entered a she'd
which was surrounded. and rather than
submit to capture he senta bullet through
HE brain
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
p,exe,inp Editor Arrested.

RrSrox HARBoR, Mich, June @-lhe
new CITY bicycle ordinance has Just gone
into effect and the first man to oe ar
rested for It's violation was J. \. hiocN,
eII,,r of The News, who has been q strong
advocate of IL. The ordinance prohibits'
riding ON the sidewalk aud without . oei'
or lamp,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
To Prevent Lynching.

ST. PAUL, June SQUIRT Hillman, the
man who assaulted and robbed the IL
year-old son of Sheriff Jensvold at Gran
ite Falls, Mimi, Friday, was brought here
sunday night to prevent lynching He
narrowly escaped being lynched Friday
and last night, his life being saved only by
the prompt ection of the sheriff. 1t is now
Thought the boy will die, and the sheriff
left town with the prisoner before day
LII
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
xu,.a nv a Ga. FxpIosion.

NEW YORK, June so--A gasolene ex'
,,,os,on nj Piainfleld, \. j., sunday
caused the death Of Miss Alice Morcun,
sged lb. Mrs. Gertrude Peterson was
probably fatally burned by the same eS
nlosion.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
xu,.a Nv =, r,,,odlnr oar,ridgc.

PRINCETON, Wis, June 30.-A son oil
Marshal Charles Eilinger was killed and
son Of DR. II. L. straight badly wounueu
by the explosion of cartridge Inc ooys
were trying TO load breech. loading sno.
gun and one of them tried TO pounu
tight she'll into the gun with jackknife'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
s.ver,, People Reported Drowned

BosroN. June W.-The small pier at
Marine park used as landing for the
ferryboats that ply between City Point
and Governors island was overcrowcd by
nersons waiting for the ferry and wishing
70 hire rowboats and it collapsed and
many people were precipita ted into the
water several of them being reported as
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30

PHILADELPHIA, June @.-R. E' Diiien-
dcrfer. executive committeeman for the
pepnsvlvenia National Silver party, has
addrcssed A circular to The Friends OF
Suyor in PENNSYLVANIA. This circular.
among other things, urges upon the peo-
nie os Pennsylvania the necessity OF re-
plectine ]. Donald Cameron United states
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
VIII Admit Foreign Corn into France.

PARIS. June 30-M. Meline, the pre-.
mier, speaking at scissors on the disturb
ance of the worlds markets by the none
tary crisis, announced that measures
would be taken for the temporary admis-
.ion into France of corn.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30

OMAHA. June 30-1hc worlds reccra
for one mile ON u tandem ana an ei1"'
a., ,racl was broken hy Pixley and Nc
Can. of Omaha. in 1853 20 The tcrinsf
record was 2;V2%.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
wife Mnrder and sulcIde.

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 3o.-James
Romkcy, aged A, shot and killed his vile
and then committed suicide, Sunday. Un-
faithfulness on the part of the wife was
oivan as the carSe.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
presidential Election in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 9.-The prelim-
mary federal election occurred Sunday all
over the republic and electors were
chosen in various electoral districts. The
electors will meet in various districts next
SUNDAY and re-elect Diaz president;
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30

DENVER. June 3O-Preparations for the
o,o,,on TO be given Senator Teller upon
his return TO Denver "Wednesday mgh, are
about completed, and II Is claimed u VIII
he the greatest demonstration ever seen III
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
LOOK OUT FOR YOURSELF.
Ph~be couzins advice to an Admirer in
Iouf.

ST LOUIS, June 30--The following ex'
tract from letter from Miss Phoebe Cou
sins dated Los Angeles, Cai- June %, ac-
knowledging q contribution sent her by a
St Louis woman who admires her and II
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30

1oxpox. June 3o--As result OF satur-
dav : cabinet meeting the second battalion
of the kings royal rifles, now at Malta,
has lscn ordered to the Cape oil oood
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
THs DEATH RECORD.

TgEopoRE ID WILSON, naval constructor
nj the Charleston navy yard. I,
Mrs. B. +. ATHERToN, old rcsiuen' u
Paw Paw, lis.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
WORLDS W. c, T. y, TO MEET.

VIII Convene In Montreal. Canada Brls-
ish Delegates Appointed.
LONDON, June 10, Miss Frances T.. Will
lard states that the Worlds w. G. T. u,
Of which she is president will meet at
Montreal, Canada, either next spring or
next autumn. The following have been
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
ASilVep Question


dollar heh would
dollars worth for dollar him
70 shoey leaden dollar Tor 90 cents 10
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-06-30
last Suit Chance.
by and the suits going with the
100 Suits Made to Order.

ws
and shoes Everything OF and children, cheap
M. Gittler'S Bargain Store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-27

signed It, he would raise the amount.
BY this and other methods he Is said
to have swindled her out Of $1,000.
Tampa correspondence Jacksonville
Times-Union: six weeks ago st. Peters
burg was threatened with a social uphe-
val A young man, so II goes, was snubbed
by some prominent society people, and he
determined to get even. He wrote ard
mailed a letter TO a friend of his, without
signature, alleging a scandalous state of
affairs. He cut the top off page in
ledger and then wrote one side of the leaf
full, and about half the other side, Civ
ing details of social crimes, involving the
name of q minister, two young gentle
men, and one married lady and two sim
gle ladies. All these people are of the
very highest character, and hitherto no
blemish ever attached to any of their
names. Tho story was whispered about
until IL became the subject of open spec
ulation. Naturally the persons involved
Were highly indignant, and If the author
could have been found they would have
made short work Of him. They sought by
every means to find out, but failing, they
notified Postal Inspector 10. o. Tate of
this district and he came down. After
several days investigation he found clews,
but not having time to. follow them up, he
went away, and sent J. w. Bulla Of Chat
tanooga to finish the work he had begun.
Mr.. Bulla arrived Sunday, and at once
went to work on the case. He made his
headquarters at the Almeria hotel, and
first interviewed q prominent Young gem
tleman of this city, whose name is connect
ed with the scandal Then he went TO ST.
Petersburg and began the work. He has
progressed so far that the injured parties
believe they have the right man spotted,
and have sufficient proof TO send him to
Sing Sing" s.@
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GAIXEsVILLE's MUDDLE.
A Mass Meeting Takes Action on the
Aldermanfc RESERVATIONS,

Gainesville. Fla, June 25.-Yesterday
morning the people were surprised to read
that Congressman Robert e. Davis and
Clerk and Treasurer w. A. Sigsbee has re-
considered their resignation and Withdrew
them.
Last evening n citizens meeting was
held at the opera house. J. ID. Mathews
was called 70 the chair.
J. A. Ammons was requested to state
the cause of the meeting, and did so by
reading some resolutions, which stated
that there bave been charges OF. illegality
in regard to the election of some Of the
officers declared elected at the last CITY
election, and it being a legal question.
whether il would be expedient for all to
resign at once, that the meeting request
two aldermen to resign at d time and
those present who were legally. entitled to
vote to cast their ballot for two names
for aldermen and the two getting the
highest number be requested to resign.
The resolutions were adopted, and the
vote was as follows: Davis 80, Rartterrn
GA, Duke 25, Broome T. Or. J. +. McKinety
Jr,, O; A L. Whitlock ].
Alderman Bartterm had rendered his
resignation at a previous meeting. and
had not rescinded Ii. Therefore tho vote
on Mr.. Barttern should not have been ia
ken
The clerk and treasurer were also asked
TO resign Immediately
a vote of confidence was then taken as
70 the other councilmen, and officers. and
they were asked to retain their official DO
sitions.
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Essay: X-Rays. Mis- Florence Nugent
Chorus- over Fiells OF Clover
| Naleelctory: The Page Turned Down.
/ Miss Annie Jones.
Graduating HOnOrs-Cold medal. diplO-
ma and Iaural crown. awarded 20 Miss
Minnie Ambrose. savannah, Ga: Miss
annie Burke, New York city; Miss Lena
Harper. Washington. Ga; Miss Augusta
Johnson. Washington, Ca; Miss annie
Jones. EatOnton, Ga. Miss Persis Jones
savannah, Ca; Miss Florence Nugent, Sa-
vannah, Ga
Special HonOrs-G martin gold medal
Tor senior scholarship. 10 Miss Blanche
Harper, Washington. Ga.
bishops gold medal for geometry to
Miss Maggie Bennett. Augusta, Ga.
Gold medal for music, 10 Miss Eva NJ
gent. Savannah. Ca
Benson gold media. for junior scholar
ship 70 Miss Mamie Hogan, Washington.
Flannery gold medal for mathematics.
10 Miss Nora Hines. Washington. Ga
rather Bazin's gold medal for catechism,
10 Miss Myrtle Allen. Atlanta, Ca.
Father O'Brien's gold medal for general
gusta- Ga.
Crosses Of honor awarded 10 Miss Min
ME Ambrose, Miss Annie JONES', Miss An
ME Burke, Miss Persis Jones' Miss Re
oecca Brown, Miss Myrtle Allen, Miss
Nellie OCOnnOr.
Excellence in music, to Miss Rebecca
Brown.
Book Premiums-AIiss Eva Nugent
geometry; Miss Alice Byrnes, chemistry;
Mss Mildred Terry. history: Miss Carrie
sneehan, Algebra; Miss Alice Poohe. Lat
IN; Miss Lizzie Offerman. catechism; Miss
Belle Twlggs, rhetoric; Miss Rosetta Les
ser. arithmetic; Mss Marie Hines, his
loryi Miss Nellie Hogan. geography; Miss
Aud Llhgerfelser, catechism; Miss May
Maxim. arithmetic; Miss Pauline Ruben
stem, spelling; Miss Mamie Downey, pen
manship; Miss Gertrude Philips, cate
ehism; Miss Maggie Jacobson, reading;
MISS Mamie jacobson, arithmetic; Miss
Irene Griffin, spelling: Miss Nav Hennes-
81, spelling; Miss Florence Maxim, sew
ing; Miss Lucy POche, geography Miss
Lizzie Poche, arithmetic; Miss Anna Belle
thompson, reading; Miss Marguerite
Hines, reading; Miss Villa Maxim, cate
chism.
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DUBLIN's MAYORALTY.
A Hot and Bitter Contest to BE
Waged by the Two Factions.

nor ana Bitter Contest to Be
Waged by the Two Factions.
Dublin, Ca, June 26.-This town is
about to wage hot and bitter contest for
the mayoralty. 1t will be exciting and fun
Of interest. For the past few days the
city papers have been teeming with com.
munications. warning the citizens 10 do
thelr duty in the premises, and vote for a
good man. The candidates are ex-Mayor
,. -. Blacks hear, and ex-Mayor L. O.
StupDs Mr.. Blackshear received the
nomination last Friday night and every
legitimate effort will be made to aid him
IN gaining the victory. Mr.. Blackshear is
an enterprising citizen of street morality
honest and fearless to the core, and has
always shown a disposition to do what is
right His opponent, Capt Stubs, is a
young man Of sterling integrity, excellent
qualifications, and his friends are going to
make a strong fight for him. There are
two factions here, each going to support
their candidate.
Inc constituents of Congressman Tur-
ner are not at all pleased with the with
draWal OF his name from the recent con-
Vention They seem to think that he
ought to have Remained in the race. He
mas great many friends in Laurens
county who regret his act
IL is thought that Col j. Ware Brown.
lawyer and preacher, will assume the
duties OF editor of the populist TRANSCRIPT
recently run by j. Currie Thompson. The
zone or the paper will be somewhat mild
er. thompson got out his last issue this
Week and whoops, up things generally.
LOUIS Iulery' the young bicyelst who
was refused a new trial by the supreme
court, Is still languishing in Jail Why
ms ume Is being prolonged Is not known.
The boys mother Is heart broken.
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POLITICS IN THE STATE

Candidates I'm the Field and News
paper Talk on Party Policy.
Augusta Herald: Fleming duBignon as
Vice President would reflect honor upon
the state.
Thomasville Times-Enterprise: What
@ grand and glorious spectacle it would
have been had Georgia resisted the siren
song of the silverite, and remained true
to the traditions of the democratic party.
1t would have been worth millions to her.
Macon News: If Georgia had declared
for sound money, how different would
have been the frame of mind in which the
state convention would now find Marse
Evan. Instead of that clipper air and
self-satisfied smile, he would have been
just in the humor to take to the woods
and become wild man.
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FLORIDA

Rev. W. Z. H. Mabry and Mrs. Belle
Joost we're married at Palatka Thursday.
w II. Fuller of Braidentown has been
nominated by the democrats for senator
from the TwentySeventh district-De Soto
and Manatee counties.
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS or THE rive STATES 1OLD
PARAGRAPHS.

An Atlanta Negro Arrested at Spar
tanburg-An Atlanta Banker Has a
Narrow Escape From Being Killed
by an EIevatOr-A Newspaper Man
40 BE Taken From North Dakota
To Gainesville. Fla. for Trial.
GEORGIA.
Rev. ". II. Cooper. y. D.. has rendered
his resignation OF the First Baptist church
OF Cedsrtown.
Capt. Travis. chief engineer Of the At
lanta water works department. has been
offered a lucrative position in New Mex
icO. He has the matter under AMUSEMENT
While F. NJ. Coker. an Atlanta banker,
was at the Armstrong hotel. at Rome,
Thursday. standing near the elevator
shaft he put his head into It 10 see
which way ia was going, when the de-
seeming elevator caught him, striking
his head. but 10 is not supposed that he
will suffer any evil effects from the acci-
dent
H. 2. Nelson, an Atlanta negro. was
arrested at Spartanburg. S. c.. Thursday,
charged with stealing a diamond ring,
valued al 500 from Richard Bloomfield,
OF Atlanta. several days ago. The negro
was employed in a talor's shop and while
pressing a pair Of trousers belonging to
Mr. Bloomfield. found the ring in the fob
pocket. where the owner had left II. Mel
son took the ring and left the city al
once He will be prosecuted for larceny.