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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
ELECTION NOTICE
Office of County Clerk,
October II, 1896.

To the Electors of Villas county:
Notice is hereby given that a gener-
al election is to be held in the several
towns, wards and election precincts in
the county Of Villas, on the 3rd day OF
November, 1896, at which the officers
nrmed below are to be chosen. The
names of the candidates for each office
to be voted for. whose nominations
have been certified to this office, are
given under the title of the office and
under the appropriate pal ty or other
designation each in its proper column
and the questions submitted to vote
are stated below.
INFORMATION TO VOTERS
The following instructions are given
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
NAME OF CANDIDATE.

George ". Cate.
John Winan;. ......
Ernst Merton -. ......
Owen King. -. .......
Henry J. Steinlnan........,.
Michael j. Warner. -.
Christian Roemer. >. ....
Albinos A. Worsley -. -.
John l.. Beau.
Herman Naber. .........
Charles L. Brekken. -.
Lester Woodland. -.
Charles +. Cronk, .......
aries Alexander. 80.
Newcomb e. Tully...............
Henry A. Miner. ..........
Ohm G.. Martin. .........
Charles Edward Reed 49,;
Solomon VandeWalker........
Almon Francis Collins. -.
John L. Ogden. 1855.
John Faville. commandments.
Henry Happell..............
Elisha q. Partridge. ......
John D. Nelsen!us. .....
Paul Lnchmund. .......
Ossian NJ, Pettlt...............
Mark Curtis. .. ...........
Lewis G.. Boyle....... $3.50.
Ellicott r, Stillman .......
William J. Mailman. ........
George y. Breed. -.
Iver Peterson. $3.50.
Frederick A. l1ollmann......
Oakman A, Ellis. ........
Samuel j. Bradford. ......
Lyman J. Nash. $1,000.
John G.. Ludwig. .....
John B. Kupf.r.... .........
G. Hugo .Jacobi.................
George Krouskop..............
Bedford B. Hopkins. ..........
Casper II. M. Peterson. 49,.
William Dichmann.. .........
Charles Franz. :. .......
Augustus LedyarG Smith.
William Il. Shea. .......
Samuel ". Dickinson.. -.
Annette j. Shaw. .......
Newell Demeritt........ .....
Lily Runals. ............
Oliver IL. Crowl.... $3.50.
Washington |. Carpenter.
Orvie g. Thompson. ........
Martha w. Law. ..............
Geo. W. SherwOod.... :.
luther w. Wood................
Henry + Ward ..........
Gedeon Young. ............
John T.. Bartlett. 1880. -.
Emil Reesct.. .......
Rochus Babnik 1890.
I harles Weiss. .............
Fred Farchmin. $3.50.
Albert Pippenberg. ........
Carl Groeschel. ............
Fred Bugelman ...........
Gustav Lauenstein. ......
John Kettleman. -. $3.50.
Charles Lachmund. .....
Paul Reuther .........
Otto Schultz. J. ....~.. $50.
Willis G. Silverthorne -. ).
Joshua ii. Berke.y. $500.
Edward Scofield. -.
Robert Henderson. 49,.
Christ Tuttrop. .........
Horatio Fl. Hoard .......
Ephraim LleWellyn Eaton.
Emil Baensch. 49,. 49,.
Henry Reese. =. ..........
Cyrus M. Butt. ........
Eugene Bruce Knowlyon. :.
Henry Casson.. ..............
Eugene B. Knowlton. .........
Jacob Rummel -. .........
William F. Pierstorff -.
Lorenzo Crandalll. ........
Sewen A. Peterson. ...........
Lorenzo Crandall. ............
John Reidel.. ....... ......
Henry l. Weed -.
Albert E. Dixon, ...........
William II. Mylrea. ..........
George G. Jones .........
Otto r. e. Gunderman. ~.
Francis Cleary ........
William L. Morrison .........
John @. Emery. ..........
William L. Morrison. $3.50.
Herman Seibt. .........
Charles f. halk. ...........
Ole Anthony Christensen.
Duncan j. Mckenzie. -.
Ole A. Christianson. 1850.
August Greifenhagen. =.
Frederick w. Thai. ....
James Ebert Broadwell......
William a. Fricke. 1880.
James E. Broadwell. .........
Fred Schuster.
William W. O'Keefe.. -. -.
Alexander Stewart. .........
Herman Reinhold Fehland..
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26

Democrat tic.
Democratic. >. >.
DemOcra tic.
Democratic. $500.
Democrat tic. !. 49,
Democratic. ).
Democratic. $1,000
Peoples.
Democratic. -
Democratic
Peoples. ..........
Peoples :. .4......-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
Commissioner of Insurance
Representative in Congress
9Th District.

State Senator, Both Dist.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26

Emil Reesct.. .......
Rochus Babnik .......
I harles Weiss. .............
Fred Farchmin. ......
Albert Pippenberg. ........
Carl Groeschel. ............
Fred Bugelman ...........
Gustav Lauenstein. ......
John kettleman. -. $500.
Charles Lachmund. .....
Paul Reuther ...........
Otto Schultz. J. ....~.. 80.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-10-26
INFORMATION TO VOTERS

The following instructions are given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
NEWSPAPER MEN ~ CONVENTION.

rnoaio June 23-Ahou, ilo delegates 20 the In
ternat!onal League o; Press clubs met In an
nual convention her, this morning Tn" hrs' see
sion vas devoted to the seating OF delegate and
tho apno.ntmen, % committee, The moe Interest
,nc ,eotura % tho convention was tho contest for
~. sidon: % the League. The candidates wcr"
Harry y Vought OF The Buffalo Courlcr.' score
tary Of the League. and Samuel q byte. news
editor Of THE Buffalo Express" AZ both men
we're from the same City the local interest was
most Intense Mr. Voueht elected The othe-
officers chosen weie: Vice-Presiioni lean /. Char
louis school Journal" Ncw-York. second vice
president William '. Alexander. Boston Tran
script: thri president, Mrs. Ellen NJ Crom-
well. Chicago Times-ierald." w"shinstx. u c.:
fourth vice presden' Max Way. baltimore
HERALD: MN vce-pres!Gent. Frank G. Roberts
San Francisco POST" sixth vlcc-prcslcnt T. Henry
Martin. philadelphia News; secretary. George +.
Lyon. New-York Press Club: Treasurer James s
Mccartney. "Phadephia Record; ex-oHcio Mem
Der OF the Governing Board FOR ensuing year. Louis
y. Megargee. Executive Committee TaOmas !
Keenan,. "Irttsburg Press: Mrs Miriam Iongfel-
low oDonoghue. p. G. Boyle. "On city Derrick
Mrs. Elroy VI. Avery Cleveland Wonan's Press
club; Colonel A. Il. De Frece New-York Pres
Clnb; +. W Ford. Boston Transcript; Robert y
cramor philadelphia Times: Harry w. Mack 49,
Paul Dispatch; Mrs louie NJ Gorion. Atlanta
Ga.
NewYork was selected the next place of meet
Ing, and after some other routine business the CON
vention adjouSned until tomorrow morning
me1ns the .TOf State pr 9es sn"%s
U @ a nHs place ne, at Glen SUMMIT Penn besnng
association viii NEE, at Rochester on Monday even
lns ana leave there By special train over the Le-
making stop OF three hours ri Ithaca wSsy S
will! be the guess Of President schurmsn ana the the
Glen Summit enrly in the evening. on Wednesaaay,
afternoon n, NE association T the guess Of The
be made to Mauch Chunk '' "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.

Providence K L. June &.-Brown University mas
begun sui; for 81 900 damages against the cry ..
Providence for Illegally assessing taN upon l.s
nropertv, which. by charter. u exempt lIoil IAN"
lion The tax was paid in April under protest
Norwalk Conn June 2S.-Mr f1nkensteln mana
ger of the ROTOR Point Improvement company. ais-
covered this morning that the burtldr Wto 49,
sunday nigh; secured 500 In currency. IN addltion
10 the $500 in currency and SILVER CON vs
terday afternoon. The money Mt s.e.. 'ay
was locked up his personal loc"' III IN ~, e ,h
the first nvtstlgatOn fali'u w "''N' '' Wv
money had beer. removed
Albany. June 23.-Edward HugAson, c)achman Tor
(harles inckr' was arrested to-day on the charge
OF shooting hla wife. Inc iusnSoilN "SNc NO. peeh
living together and he did not stay nome nights.
The w5ynan ia not expected TO recover.
Rr,ddock Penn June g.-Late this afternoon a
thn carnegie Steel Works instantly killed Albert
patsreen and seriously injured three others Peter
sen hal lust returned 10 work after recovering
from INJURIES received three months ago.
Wsyerly n Y. June 23.-Thomas Sullivan OF this
.lllarc Was struck BY the engine or an eastDound
Te.awarc Lackawanna and Western freight train
ON the bridge over Cayuta-lVe last night. he was
van was with gang OF Ave men, OF whom two
escaped and two were arrested: II Is believed that
they Intended TO hold up one of the night trains.
Plttsburg, June 23.-The trial Of John l.. Cowan
the young lunberman accused OF forgery In 1ve
indictments, came to close last evening Inc
fury agreed upon a verdict after court adjourned.
The document was sealed last evening and opened
three counts and not guilty on two. The escapades
OF Cowan, his flight AMI capture IN Guatemala his
return and trial have excited much interest ana
comment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
QTARRELL1NG OHIO DEMOCRATS.
ILvELY TIME LOOKED FOH ~ THEIR STATE
CONVENTION TO-DAT-C AMrBEiL sTiRs
f-n TIL. sLl-NL-.IrEl


Columbus Ono jun % CspcciaD The assem-
bling Democrats are IN great tuma.i. ana the
State Convention tomorrow promises TO b" pro-
life with sensations. Ex-Governor Campbell stirred
the free-sver advocates % the lighting point this
his Intention Of going into the convc:on TO opporc
the selection Of John ". Bookwal'cr AMI Alien Is
Thurman az de.egates-at-arg" TO On cage Although
the delegates are overwhelmingly in favor o. fec
silver and It Is probab" that they Will adopt the
uni, rul. for the government OF the State n the
National Convention. Ex-Governor Campbell is
easily the leader u the party in ono. lie op-
posed 70 the radical and rabG trce-sIfcr policy "a
outlined by the leaders and openly declares that
the convention cannot instruct the dccg ltes Erected
in the various districts
Referring to the candidacy Of Hookwaiter and N
support 0f MS opposition 10 hs selection Il a dele
gaic-at-iHggc. Campbell ia al .ntcrNicw sad: y
have heard him tB0OkwaltrrJ abus, thc Democratic
party ana declare tina; ;hc country uu!rr lcnIJ-
cratic rllc not III 20 live IN. ina. he would not
live in IT, ard tha' ne proposed to so 20 India
think any can talk with HIM or any subJcc; i've
minutes ana MOI ser tina; ne Is radical of the rad
ia So ! would Ike 20 see deegatos-a;-laree chosen
who would be a credit - the STATE ami be likely To
make concessions 70 AVOID DISASTER
This avoVeG AMI open opposition OF the cx-,iov-
gates and the frce-silver men are now dcn0uncinF
Campbell the agcn- Of Wall Strcct. buf this viii
radical action contemplated by tn" silver majority.
Notwithstanding the opposition Of TIA" Campbell
faction. Is believes MAJ me four deleea '@--a,-
large will be John ". B0okwalier J. X. Mclean.
l. F. Holden ami Allen " Thurman. Mclean. Ike
Senator Brlcc. is not REGARDED As an Ohio man.
Will, Rookwalter spends little OF his time in the
lions Is against any mention OF President Cleve-
land becaus. u his wcll-knowa financial views
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
WHARTON BARKER REPLIES TO MR. WHIT
Wharton Barker has written reply TO the state
| ment of william &. Whitney. which was published
| On Monday morning. Mr.. Barker In part

Wharton Barker has written a reply 10 the state
ment of william G. Whitney. which was published
on Monday morning. Mr.. Barker says In part:
Mr. Whltneys statements are so misleading ard
fslacia that they really should not go unchalengcd
IL h fortunate that he represents 50 few OF the mem
lief TO which he gives expression. The pcOp.e have
been missed and deceived too long. They have be-
Ueved hoped and doubted. their condition growing
gradually from bad to worse. until the terra BILE
Conviction settled upon them that they have been
used by such men az Mr.. Whitney. not IN the adj
yanccfent OF the interests OF tho peope at argc, but
further their own selfish ends His appeal Will be OF
no avail Cleveland could not stem the tide, with all
the power OF office at his command Whitney cannot
do Il. even though backed by the combined wea III
Of England.
Mr. Whitney declares that must remain sub
servient to Great Britain that must not think uf
restoring bimetaism until the British Government.
controlled by the creditor classes. expresses wiling
TO cooperate with US TO that end No steps
must be taken to restore M-metallism until have
the and approval OF thos" who. prompted by
indictment at the expense Of the producing
classes have advocated the god-standard with the
avowed purpose OF doubling the burden OF a. debts.
Surely, II IL folly walt for those benefit
from AN approaching dollar to cooperate with us in
restoring bimetasm. 1t is true that in the long
the immoral is often the eXpedlen and tina: gold
monometa Ism. II persisted in. vii. end the inability
of debtors to pay either interest or principal
But the creditor classes Of Great Britain viii never
advocate bimetall.sm until they have succeeded In
confscatng the property OF all their debtors. Then
storing bimetalism and rah!ng prices, but not be-
fore.
II We walt upon Great Britain We will wait unit
the property OF industrial classes has been con-
ing classes have been bankrupt and reduced TO pow
ery misery and despair and until the foreign bond
holders who now lay tribute upon them have given
place to foreign landlords ready .ay tribute upon
us In roe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS' UprTyvc

jamestown. ~ Y. June 22.-T'hc openinp sess,o
OF the National Photographers Convention thI.
morning a, Nha"'anaua Lake was devoted t.
speech making An address OF welcome w,a de.t,
cred by ex-Congressman Porter Shelton OF lance
town. The response was by President Bellsmith -
Cincinnati. Ohio Speeches were also made nv r1
ward l.. Wilson and Abram Bogardus. OF Newyor.
Jex Bardwell OF Detroit and Charles Hetherln4ton
of jamestown.
The nrst business after the spcechmakIng was 10
appoint committee to consider the advisabilitv or
making general ro'Islcn VI the constitution AMI
bylaws Of the association. The following gentlemen
were named as sven committee: George r H,ssatt
OF lndanapolis; Perc Mcdonald. OF Albany: Abra,n
B0garlus. OF New York: George c. RockwooJ ~
New-iork. and George Stsckel. of Los Angeles "a
Thls committee will probably be ready to report
Friday morning. N'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
THE DIVIDED DEMOCRACY
Continued from first page.

tion. The Senator took the platform IN response
70 the cheers. which continued for some moments
and made stirring appeal for the gold stanidrI'
Speeches followed by Mr.. Dockery. OF Ashiand'
stra idle on the financial question, and Generai
Bragg for gold The minority report was tnen re.
tected-271 to 219-and the majority report
adopted. e,.,. WIN.
tam y Villas General Edward s Bragg, James w.:
Flanders. Of Milwaukee, and James J. Hogan, "
La Crosse. The alternates are Archloala 49, 49,
ard OF Clinton Junction: DR. o. SoheI' % ~
con. John " Hume of Oshkosh. and X j. nc
Clellan. Of Richland AZ 6 o'clock the convention
adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
GERMANS PRAISE REPrBLlCANs.


:, - T.rov,,rd s,,s language - given us to con
~ our reai Thoughts TIE - especially irie Ok
norai platforms end party dsc!arht ois. -, w. IL.
s. LOUIS e, i be saii mat :; ~oali nGt nTa5 on
sncb a cornprcmiss on IN" contrary, y 1c'iH,'I III
49, ~, n cold pinnk which In clearnoss. leaves
nothing 10 he desired. Th- conHN1ucnce WAS that
10 eilv.r peopo twcny-three N number sili ar
u 90 ,Ss nar.v in sowcwha' p1mp1us fash.! n
T5ns Tho han wae separated from the wh@a, WIN
49, Lriulant victory ~ the sound money people
- ,bc s'iyer saunders We mus. D." content. al
though We are oiheFwIse far from ov,res,.maNng
lie Republican party. That was ,nieea, a poutIS'1
IS ,rHc thar the people and IN. parties had an ex-
a,yer,,ed IDEA from tho first 81 the power AMI I'M
.,,,rc. % the silver sWindlers. II ls. however.
f,ct ina, a hard struggle was necessary 10 get r.i
-, ,h.n Tho Republican Convention by this VIC
- ovcr ryc, has accomplished great things. which
ne. II, rcg1gn'7ci hy friend and Zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
BADLY BURNED By FLYING VARNISH

A fire caused by an explosion in one OF the var
nish tanks IN the factory OF Meyer & Lowensten.
in Vernon-ave Long Island city. broke out shortly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon. and for a time
II looked as II serious damage would be done. The
nre was confined to the part OF the factory in which
# broke OF t. and IL Is estimated that $1,000 vii!
cover the damage done by the blaze. Anton Guise.
thirty four years old OF No. 2oi Crescentst, Long
Island city. one OF the workmen In the factory.
was badly burned about the head, face and body
by the flying Sarn.sh. and is now In ST. Johns
Hospital I'm critical condition. It was reported
at one time that several men had been burned to
death, there was no foundation for the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24

Saratoga y. Y. June 23.-The opening session OF
The American Master Mechanics Association to-
day was devoted to reports OF committees and the
discussion o. the following papers: "Reclprocating
parts" presented by ii. H. Gordon. OF Altoona
Penn: "Cylinder Bush.ngs." by J. " Barr OF
Milwaukee, and Hub Liners" by r. II. Soule. OF
Roanoke. Va. . - . oo,
At the Afternoon session the dlscuss on was CON
timed on Hub Liners" after which George u'oos
OF Milwaukee chairman OF the committee on
Steamp!pe Joints. presented his report which WIS
discussed until adjournment ,., 49,.
Tonight the annual ball OF the association was
hell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
STNDAY-SCHOOL WORKERS MEET.
CONVENTION or The INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY
school ASSOCIATION.

school. ASSOCIATION
Roston June 23-'rhe tr!cnnlal convention Of the
International Sunday School Ass 1c!ation was
ounne: a, fremont Temple this morning. with
large attendance. The first exercise was a devo-
,fon,l service under the direction OF Dwight l..
Noodv In the absence Of President Lewis Miller.
IN. Rev D. william Randolph OF s., Louis. acted
as Chairman tn Erv. DR.. IOrimer, pastor Of the
fremont Tcrn.le Church. was introduced to give
The address Of welcome. and he himself had royal
welcome from The audience. In the absence OF
Governor " J MOI tnsn. Of Georgia. ;. II. Blake,
Of Toronto responded 70 pr. Lorimer's welcome.
Tho Rev pr Hlncklcy. Of the District OF Column
hin offered from the Executive Committee rcso-
luton that ali resolutions nom .nations be pre-
e,ntcd ny authority of state. Provincial or Terri
foral oiganlza IONS by accredited delegates. \
delegate in the gallery protested hut the motion was
carried unanimously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
FOR A FLOOD OF BLAND TALK

ST. Louis. June 23-Free silver and BANDS boom
receive impetus from Missouri oratorv
The Bland campaign fund has grown to working
proportions. and d stumping tour was mapped OUT
at silver meeting here yesterday. Texas is as
signed TO J. 4. Knott and J. f. Davidson Of Han
nibal, and J: b. Love, f. Y. Mitchell and j. c. Brad
shaw. OF Springfield Ohio will hear James X
Rchey and George W. Allen, Of 81. Louis and "
l. Farriss: OF Lebanon Illinois is given to Governor
William J. Stone and Dr. John W farriss. vi
Of these gentlemen departed for their fields ycs,er-
day. Other volunteers will receive assignments a nd
soon be on the stump for Bland and silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
PREPARING FOR 4 BOLT IN BOSTON.

Boston. June "a number OF prominent business
and professional men OF Boston have taken the pre-
liminary steps toward enecting an organization to
aid the campaign for sound money and 10 influence
the Chicago Convention The frs. step has been 10
circulate for signatures the following declaration:
We. the undersigned Democrats and independents
believing that sound currency Is the paramount con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
PROGRESSIVE WHIST FOR PAIRS.

WINNERS ov ruE FIRST MATCH ~ THE MANIIAT-
TAN BEACH CONGRESS.
Til. progressive match FOR pairs in the sixth
annual congress OF the American Whist League at
Manhattan Beach was finished late last night. Tho
match war piaycl during the afternoon and oven
ing unde, the John +. Mitchell system. There were
ioi nltvrrs seated n ih!r;y-on" tables.
THO Nor,h and South team and the East anl West
team making the chest scores were ee follows:
Score. Gain
James Ianx,nuer md CYRUS S'ilcs. ;Ino In -
,9ul, Rrl6i.,yr AMI wfa) III 10 II
T. ravor 1ni II. u. Rich, Sta'er ls.in1
WINS, club north m. Tnu'tl ......... ~ l'l II
a mi! - tho Proceedings - 'i' congress Wa
he page II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
GoRMAN's PLANS FOR THE SUMMER.

Baltimore. June Ex-senator German returned
from New-York 10 his home in Laurel last night
1t is his intention TO go to Saratoga about July
for ten days visit This arrangement will prevent
him from attending the Chicago Convention. The
Senator has also decided start the latter part OF
July with his family for a trip through the West
Yellowstone Park and the Pacific Slope will be
among the places which the party will visit They
WI. not return until some time in October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-24
az ROTH SIDES IN TEXAS.
TWO CONVENTIONS HELD. ONE FANohiN" SUI W.
MONEY AND ONE FREE SILVER

TWO CONVENTIONS HELD ONE
MONEY AND ONE FREE SILVER
Austin. Tex June 23-The state SCUM '"o"eF
Democratic Convention and the regular beh'c'",,o
convention met here this forenoon, the former III
rho Opera House. with about 400 delegates present.
and the latter in Convention Hail. win aoo"' '
In attendanco The sound-money mon met at II
o,c,ock and organized BY eiectng ex-Congressman
r /. Antony chairman. George Clark addressed 'ne
convention strongly advocating sound money ana al
visIns that the free-siver wing he utterly ignored
T, was determined to elect delegates TO the chicago
Convention The delegates will go as an ADVISORY
delegation TO act with the sound money delegations
- o.ber s,etos in the interest of sound finance
ia, Ia MAT thev conceive 10 be true Democratic prin-
cipes. 1,..,, or,,ri,od n,
I, o'cIock by eecting ". l.. Ramsey. free-silVer
man chairman. and after Appointing committees az
ianrnned until O'Clock The convention sent 10
Chicago a solid silver delegation. instructed Tor
Bland