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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11
Tn. WARM Cuba.

NEW YORK, Jan. la dispatch from
Colon says: Communication with the
United States by way of Cuba has been
restored. Private Cuban advices say that
i'm Santiago parents are sending their
children off tho island to prevent the max
ing of arrests based on unguorded express
slons and violent language against Spain.
The Isthmian, Cuban organ, says that
Spain believes that Havana cannot be
taken without siege guns. but adds that
n the recognition OF the belligcrency Of
the insurgents Is dependent upon the
capture OF a city, that city will be Hav-
ana. 1t declares also that tho Cuban flag
will soon fly over Moro castle, whence the
Spanish flag will he torn down.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11
Mhl,e House Inception.

WAsHlNGToN, Jan. lL--Iherc was
throng OF invited guests at the White
House Thursday night on the occasion Of
the reception given by the President and
Mrs Cleveland 10 the diplomatic corps.
The members OF the Judiciary, the army
and navy, the members Of congress ana a
large number of othcr public officials az
tended The President and Mrs. CleVe-
land were assisted in receiving by tha
ladies OF the cabinet the introducuons be-
ing mado by Colonel Wilson, the superin'
tendcnt OF public buildings and grounds
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WIN Rcfnte the Confe..ion.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. ls.--rhere is the
best authority for the statement that the
report of the commission sent by Gov
ernor Morton 10 obtain a sworn state
ment from McGough. the Dannemora
prisoner, who alleges that 1t was ho and
not Bat Shea who shot Robert Ross ut
the Troy election riot In 1891, will form II
complete refutation of the confession
which MoGough sent to the governor and
upon which Shea's counsel will ask for IA
new trial. This being the case IL Is proba-
BILE that Shea's elcctrocntion Will take
place on Feb. 4, the date to which the gov
ernor granted n respite.
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wm rake Their Vacation Now.

WAsHlNGToN, Jan. ll-Matters have
arrived at such tanglo In the senate
that new legislation Is impossible for the
,in, being. ana So several OF the mem
bers will improve tho opportunity to taka
now the holiday recess Of which they were
deprived by the presidents financial mes
sae,e Among the number Is senator Al
llson lie will, in all probability, visit
Dcs Noines and moct the members OF the
legislature. as has been his custom at each
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BEElIN. Jan LIN diplomatic circles
here is beieyci That an amicablc solu-
ton of the Trau,yad question is only a
question OF days The warlike preparn-
tions made by England are regarded A. a
ridicuiou, dcmons,ration 10 cover the in
eyitablc check to her policy The cm-
peror styles them ''ruck policy Tho
precipitate ,xtradtlon of DIR. jameson
causes surprise here The Kreuz Zeitung
asks against whom are the armaments Of
England directed, aud Expresses the opin-
ION that England wishes TO divert attcn-
tion from Africa i'm order to snap mp the
TrnneN.itl
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No A,,,mp, at Combination.

CLEVELAND, Jan. misrepresentation
of the wire nail manufactures in this city
denied that they had made any attempt
10 enter into combination Of any kind
as rumored in dispatches received from
Pittsburg They admitted that they were
represented at the gathering OF the cut
and wire nail manufacturers Of the United
States in the Smoky City Thursday, and
at which twenty five or thirty firms in all
parts of the country were represented, but
asserted that no combination WAS formed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11

DAYTON. o.. Jan. i-W. W. White,
late presidcnt OF the White Paper COM
pany Of this city which recently failed Tor
nearly s500, 900, was arrested on a warr'1is
sworn out 10y DR. II B. Lyon aud W =.
Kaufman, stockholders. who charge
White with cmbczzlcment IN that he m
duced them to buy stock In the company
by knowingly falsely asserting the com.
panv was sound. White was held TO ap'
poar In the sum Of - 300.
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GLOUCESTER. Mass, Jan. n.-Anothor
staunch vessel and her crew have sailed
from this port never TO return. The
schooner J H. Carey left Aug. 20 for the
Grand Banks, touched az Liverpool, \ :,
and has not been seen since. After hop
ing against hope the vessel owners, Oakcs
& Foster, have given her up as lost and
post the crew list, which i as follows;
Captain. Harry W. Christensen, single,
native of Denmark; Lewis Nelson cook,
single, Denmark and six seamen from
Norway, four from sweden and one from
Nova Scotia With enc exception all were
single men
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RESULT OF A BIG DRUNK
One Person Dead aud Three Others Fatally
burned.

LYNN, Mass, Jan. IL. Mrs Lamoire,
aged 50 years, was burned To death In her
home Friday and her daughter-in-law,
Annie Lamoirc, aged 2S, was So terribly
burned that she is lying at the point of
death nc the hospital. After the fire was
put out the father and SON were found In
a closet connected with the house, naked
and almost unconscious from intoxica-
tion. Both were considerably burned.
but not dangerously SO. The police say
that lamp was upset during some sort
of fracas and that the inmates of the
house were too drunk to put out the fire.
The building was not badly damaged
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 1.-THE A. +. A.
made a test of its strength in the munich
pal elections for ere and police commits
sioncr two members Of the board of pub
lie works, IA street commissioner, and two
members of the board of education. The
contest was between the regular Demo
cratic organization and "A citizens ticket,
the latter indorsed by the \. p \. The
straight Democratic ticket won by about
loo majority
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SAFE CRACKERS AT WORK
Enter the TarmeT'- Bank az verona, No,
and Get 80, 900 IA Cash.

Enter the Farmer bahh ~ ''tc'"f '-S''
aud Get $4,000 Ia Ca-h.
MoNETT, No. Jan. ll.-Eight maskod
men dynamited the safe II the Farmers
bank at Verona, eight miles east Of this
city. at 3 O'Clock Friday morning and es-
capped with 5000 ia cash, an it contained
Telcgrams from Cashier Fly state that
robbers made good their escape, riding In
direction ol Monett
The robbers are supposed "a he proies-
sionals They entered the city on horse
back, secured Night Watchman Hoover
and bound him 20 a tree across the street.
They then easily forced the front doors OF
the bank and In a short time literally blew
the vault and sufe 10 pieces With dyna
tuit.
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shnl nl. nrothcr ralalIy.

ANDERSON. >. G.. Jan. u.-Willian
Harrison. young white man, shot his
elder brother, Anderson Harrison, IN the
head with a double barreled shotgun and
inflicted fatal wound. Young Harrison
was arrested and placed IN jail. The at
frav was provoked boy "a severe whipping
that Anderson Harrison gave his brother
a few minutes beforc the tragedy oc-
Cured This 80 onraged the boy that be
Immediately secured gun, and taking
rood aim. shot his brother down
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11

MAssrLLox. o.. Jan ll.--.iohn MeBride
has written out formal farewell TO the
American Federation Of Labor. He speaks
i'm generous terms Of samuel Gompers,
and rciteratcs his determination. eN-
pressed during the heat of tho late con-
yention. As follows; 81 shall uevor again
either seek or accept official life or official
responsibility in the labor movement; but
whenever opportunity offers or occasion
demands. my voice and pen Will be used
20 aid and relieve suffering humanity ana
cDnressed labor
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~. Lotus. Jan li.--At largely attend
ed meeting Of the Business Mems league
Thursday night active steps were taken TO
bring ,hc nrxf national Democratic cont
yentian to -. Louis. IL was decided to
.rnd delegation of prominent eiuzcns TO
Washington next Monday TO present the
claims OF thus city Twenty Thousand
dollars, all the money necessary To take
caro- Of the convention. was subscribed IN
"A y,rv short time.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11

CIEvELANn Jan IA combination
MA. effected Thursday 10y the owners ot
she Chaplin. Hamilton and Ludlngton
ron minus of thc Mouomtnvc range 10 the
Lake Slpcrior rgton. The mines adjo'n
and " hen comncotcd and worked TO their
fuIl capacity viii probably constitute one
Of the n,,l prod Ucing mines in the wor at.
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rHE nsAIA RECORD

Rev. WILLIAM NJ Posrtr~ chap
lain at West Point
Colonel THOMAS DUNLAP WARDEN
Ludlow Street jsil, at New fVrk
MADISON W lIAgRis, 4 vtircd capitn
ist OF Eau Clair Wis
wiLLIAN Mci.EAN prnalnent disrller
III Peoria, Ills.
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BRUNSWICK, Ga, Jan. 1.-The Bruins
wick company, organized here in lss7 and
capitalized at s5, 900, 900. has been placed in
the hands of a receiver by United States
Judge Speer. at Macon, ON application OF
the knickerbocker Trust company OF New
York. holders Of s300,000 first mortgage
bonds j n. Talley Of Macon was named
rcceived
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SPOKANE, Wash, Jan ll.-Richard
Rider, n miner, was brought 60 the hos
pltai hero, dying as result OF six days
exposure I'm the mountains of northern
Idaho. With two companions, John
Brunson and James @. Walters, he was
lost i'm a sn6wstorm Jan. =. His compan
ions died, but Rider succeeded In reaching
a small station on the Northern Pacific,
exhausted and badly frozen. There is
little hope ol his recovery
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.,..,,,.r. wm return TO work.

ALTOONA, PA. Jan. 1.-THE 500 striA
ing coal miners at Gallitzin in cbediencs
20 an order posted by their eommlttee
viii all return 60 work. The East Eild
,oal miners who followed them out W.T.
a. is thought also rcturn to work l'ia
mon struck ior an increase OF 20 per ccni
bnt ~, i,uvk ta work without accomplish
,p.. l,,vflfuQ
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Arr,.lrd Tor High Treason.

JouANNEsBuEG Jam lL-Twenty-two
members Of the rcform committee, includ-
ing Colonel Rhodes, brother of Cecil
Rhodes. Sir Drummond Dunbar, Mr..
Lionel Phillips and DIR. Sauer, were ar.
rested at their club Thursday evening, on
the charge of high treason and conveyed
under escort To Pretoria Perfect quiet
prevails here The populace is Indifferent
and the Uitlanders are disarming
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11

= 49, .sERAz ..NToNio EzETA
ing that General Ezeta and the members
Of his expedition have been captured.
They were of Punta Arenas, Costa Rica,'
whom taken into custody, and are held
there subject to the order of the San Sal
vador government.
General Ezeta's intention TO overthrow
the government of President Gutierrez
had been hcralded throughout Central
America, and his coming was watched for
by all parties All classes of San Saliva
dor citizens have called upon President
Gultterez, Offering money. and men to sus-
tain the government Persons believed
to have been implicated in Ezeta's cxpedi'
ton have been arrested
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Ou,lGo. Jan. ill., William Mcmahon
n prr,~mau cmployed In Rand MuNally n
co , printing establishnent, while tccd'
i,o press Friday morning lost his uqul-
ubrium and fell back ward into snoi her
nrc-, which was. running at full speed
Ills right arm was caught between I've
c,g,yht,ls aud torn of al the elbow His
head ,va, caught betwecn the ruvulving
rylii.dct aud the press bed. The back Oi
M. scalp Mas torn from the skull and-tho
sluu lractured from ear 10 ear.
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SEATTLE. Wash, Jan. ii.-A special
dispatch from Nancouycrs states that the
warrimoo from Hawaii has arrived and
reports safe the Miowera, tho steamship
which wns supposed 10 have swamped
while endeavoring TO save the Strathnivis.
The Warrimoo spoke the Miowcra Jan. :,
100 miles south oi Honolulu bound for
Australl aud all WAS well.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11

SpRyNaFlFhp MS. Jan. 2l-0oseiilei
Atcca na- afgrcd tho statutory reward
of ssU irr ihe ern'-i t.a1 cot ietion '''
t.ht-it.. i esaith aiias Cigarette Char
H. ..,....-I- li1urNp man called A
- u,.. rg. EiN I'D ptt at Milton
f,,l,i.,.satitt-
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pardoned by Governor Aitgeid.

srRINeFIELD, HIS, Jan. l1.-Governor
Altgeld Friday granted a pardon to ex'
Representative John l. Gehcr, doing five
years time at Joliet for murder during
the riot at Littlcs mine, Tazcwell county,
In 1894, when two men were killed ana
the mine burned. fhe governor holds
Gcher innocent
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11
I.ialK.ntncs, righi.

HUNTINGTON. w Va, Jan u Head
Dingcss and George Mahan were shot TO
death and Hiram sweeney and Pharoah
Simons badly injured In fight with the
Humphreys In Letcher county, Nv The
murdorers nre still AZ large
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BALTIMORE Jan. ll.-Miss Minnie Pai-
mer, who is playing an engagement at 'he
I.yceum here announced last night that
she will be married Oh May Is. IN London,
to the Duke d Estrella, Of Navarro, whom
she met at Trouville last summer. Aiier
the wedding she intends TO retire from tho
sfaOe
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-11

FRANKFORT, Ky. Jan n --lsaac VII
son. Democratic member from Nelson
county, Us dying. McCrcary has with
drawn from the senatorial race and Brown
has been entored. IL Wilson dies the leg
isIature will no longer he tie politically
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INCREASES SICK LIST.
The Docking OF House Members
Absent from Duty.
ArrNpMENr no raE RULEs LosT.

Tension bureau Under Firo In Resoiu-
tion introduced by Tawney of MInnosota
--Proceedinss In the Standardization
Congratulating the Transvaal Republic
Tho Pension Appropriation Biii-Ee-
oeption at the White House.
WAsHIKGToS, Jan. 1.-The changes IN
the house rules recommended by the com
mittse on rules were. reported % the house
By Henderson 0. Iowa and were debated.
section by section. Dearmond OF Mis-
sour offered an amendment providing for
deduction from members pay for absences
not due 60 sickness or sickness in tho fam
lily. Stone OF Pennsylvania assured hrn
that the only offcct cf tho enforcement Of
the rule was 60 increase the sick hst. Al.
though Dcarmond cndeayored to.pbtain
theyeas and nays. his request was refused
by a vote Of 80 10 lS2 and the amendment
was lost by about the same vote, several
Democrats voting against t. ------
Relating to Pensions.
Tawney OF Minnesota offered resolu.
tion rotating 20 pension claims Ii recited
that it was frequently charged by pension
ers and applicants that the medical di-
vision OF the pension bureau fails TO prop
erly regard the reports and findings IN
pension claims made by various boards of
the United States examHing surgeons,
and declared that It was due to tho officials
Of the department., 20 pensioners and the
public that the truth or falstty Of the
charges he made known II called upon
the secretary OF the int rior TO furnish
copies OF the reports aud findings by
q
i've Of locality, In the first City claims for
original invalid pensions rejected on mod
ical grounds after Nov J. 1891, after sept
1893 and after Oct. J. lol3 An obJec-
zion % consideration was made by Nc
Clollan 81 Nes orl
~ the senate.
During the morning hours in the sen.
ate Friday on motion oi voorhees, reso-
| luton was adopted appropriatlng s2Ji' for
the purchase OF portrait OF the late
| Allen q Thurman. Pritchard called up
| the amendments he offered 10 the revenue
| bill 60 increase the duties on certain kinds
| OF clay mnrble iron ore, timber, live
! stock, cerials. fruits wood and coal foI
| the purpose OF addressing the senate there
| on. ife favored the re-enactment OF tb'
| McKialcy law aud the FREQ coinage o
| silver. White consumed the remainder o
the time before tine expiration OF th'
morning k1sr with a speech In favor o
some pr.actical qualifications OF the scnat
rules.
Transvah Congratulated.
AT tEe conclusion ni Whites speecl
Morgan, formerly chairinln Of the com
iuittee On foreign rotations, introduced
JOINT resolution con9ratulating the IL
publicl 81 lrAnsvaai, In Africa, for Oh
stena W hberrv which X had taken an
- Ia ,p,v--sat sid,nf fci tho Cnitt
49, Srlon To- -'s's---
-l-4-. 4sY -'---.. q -k...lS
then t0OS-~e-S =
the free coinage subsrirrcv =.
bond bill Ihe Morgan rcsoi0fio.- ia
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,,..,,n IA rhro,, > on the Rail.

Coi.rNp6s, o, Jan. n.-7John J. Ram
age. ,x-auditor Of Delaware county was
saudBaeged Thursday night by three
mon. ucar Maryviilo, robbed, thrown on
railroad truck, run over by tram ana
wlll hose an arm and leg and may die.
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lsEGA>. Persia Jan iL-in the dis.
trict ai Khalkhai two destructivo cart H.
ouak bayg- ocmrrud rhc hrsl ONE jan
; i, .troyud tht city uf @Hys7"a Hiaitasf
,..lt.~.aio Dts ta. .,,L tto. Was -s'.Dxfo
~ rfsiti,,i fhaTv
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Justice Of the supreme court OF Tennessee,
one for carrying concealed weapons and
the other for felonious assault upon John
r. Beasley Beasley, who was shot by
Snodgrass, Is slowly improving, and VIII
be able 10 appear in court when tho case Il
chilled
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Grand Jury Gets After Chief Justice
sDodgrass of Tennessee
MEMPHIs Jan. IA special 70 The
Commercial Appeal from Chattanooga
Gays. The grand jury returned two In
dictments against ID. L Snodgrass, chief
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rA,nl liallMn, Wrrcl,.

CmCN0e- Jan u - ~ inramins
fr9ghJ TI'n wHs plss.isS a
,,,--..,i.s.'r rain on theEh, ,s'-' ''ii'--.a
aa - Paul r,ad -cNcfu
,r,-gf r. jumped the track and c-l
u.... isl, . the Passenger traiW Bd one
n,,i ,,,, Killed. lie was W3lla'u B0fcs1
4, atrman. living oh lioygle avenue, noor
DIVISION street. Died AZ thc county hospt
Iol
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Ix.cr,.rnor Campbell summoned.

Cit,N,e. -. Jan "A simmons
for .,.,iuvernor Campbell has been sent
10 Butler county o. appear bufofe The
grand Jury hcru n~the supposed case ot
brlhsfy .hy-a. nieAsl<r OF the last lesl.'
lature rsts-s
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of BARLEY, .Johnsep a. tes-ary and usef,
I or b and BOY tii5 hsNs tnaC iorgea ware
U th~Eipts to the amount OF $1,000
hH H1rned up. There has been an over
issue Of warehouse receipts which will
amount to probably sls50OO or more,
had been made within the past eighteen
months by David BARLEY, one of the
members of the firm of BARLEY, johnson
81 Co. and secretary of the Belle OF Mel
son Dstilicry company.
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GENERAL EzErA cArrURED.
His Expedition Ends In Disaster To Himself
and Others.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald cor
respondent in San Salvador wires that the
Dairlo Del Salvador publishes Il special
dispatch frori San jose, Costa Rica, stat
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JLIIFVIE y IF''' - " = ''''1' '''11 '3'7'3'
s-f the international dep Waterways
Commission '''-1i-- 494~usss--sss,r.,>
make some preliminary -f--
The official documents notifying ~, :
American member, OF the appointment
Of their Canadian colleagues have not yet
received. but the idea OF Commissioners
Angel, Russell and Cooley is that fornal-
tics should be waived and the work be-
rnil a second meeting VIII undoubtedly
be arranged shortly at thc convention %
the Canadians, Messrs. How land, Keller
and Nnnroe. al which all VIII attend.
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the free coinage subsrir,rcv -
bond bill The Morgan rcsoiGlio.. --,-as
referred to thc foreign relations commit
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Forged Warehouse Receipts.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. - - -
of Bartley, .Johnsep a. tes-ary and usefu
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AT tEe conclusion pi Whites speech
Morgan, formerly chairinln Of the com
iuittee GA foreign relations introduced a
ioint resolution conpratulating the Re-
publicl 81 Trnsyaal In Africa, for the
st9na " l,brrrv which ilhad taken and
The herald., 1896-01-23
BIRTHS

My prices for wallpaper beat all the city.
A. Eckstrom, 32A South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-01-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Directors Meeting No Cheap Beet Land. /.
Road Heeting
The board of directors of the chamber of
commerce met yesterday afternoon at
3:l5. The following directors were pres
ent: Patterson, Forman, Parsons, Klokke,
King. Cline, Vetter, Munson, Davsson.
President Patterson occupied the chair.
The committee on lands and irrigation
reported in the matter of the beet sugar
proposition of Mr.. Hirsh of Chicago that it
was entirely impracticable, as no tract of
10000 acres at $5 an acre, suitable for
beet land, could be found in Southern Cal
ifornia.
Director Klokke reported in the matter
of the proposed citrus exhibit for the spe.
cial gold medal, advising that it be held
early in March, and that there be offered
two gold medals, one for navel oranges
and one for lemons. and five silver medals,
one each for seedlings, Mediterranean
sweets. St. Michaels and bloods, and for
the second prize for navels.
A communication from the bureau of
highways, stating that a meeting would be
held in this city on February 9th, was re-
ferred to a special committee, consisting
Of Directors King and Forman and the Sec
retary, to make the necessary arrange.
ments.
The board then. on motion, adjourned.