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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

Tho prcaut German Emperor thnn "a
small boy attended thn wedding ut tho
Prince and Princess of Wnlgs. Hn was un.
dor tho charge " h.s two unr.rs, thu Duke
Of Edinburgh and tho Duke uf Duumught
- may hu nEpe1tgi, young Niilnu uIFut.
cd n1ly aud consequently rn.lyuu nu uc.
cnsionnl warming Hpuu 600 shoulder HUT
how ho did T0yuugu AIm-HN Hls unelrs
Wrro On highland dr.s. and tho future
smuuwr-.y.F Eu..t down and bic lutut their
tlru logs with HHu. DFuHsfuuss.
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Big Mortgage Snlt.

The suit OF the Utah NauouaI Bank
w. John A. Gr1esneok ct al occupied
nearly tho entire time ~ Judge
HuUug's court today. The action wat
brought to recover $4,000 and to fore
elOhe a mortgage securing the same uu
tue HundenOu block on East Temple
street. The hearing was preceding al
rUss time.
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LIGHT OR DARKNESS.
City Council Must bed Which On
Tuesday Night kI.
rue ELECTRIC coApANp, rnprAE
Unless the Municipal Fathers submi
TO Au lrcrra,., salt Lake VIII
49, Ire uatkuess

Wiii the street, Oil. Salt Lake Guy o.,
iu darkness after u |ay next OF viii
hey be- lighted BE-. ..fei1ior? Iunt BE-
the doubls.uarrsIyu query mymuci- 20
the Guy Council ore quietly nuug %
each other The occasion Tor PROFOUND.
ing TIE Interrogation sAu uitimaluu
from the Electric Light company.
TOTS pronuuc nmrnl0, % Is under.
ft00l, h carefully tucked away in tue
library pockot u the chairman VI o.,
committee on improvements, who 10
Ji,iuoiucd TO disclose IT. content. boz
Ieail until definite action shall te
takrn. ruis much, however, is
IN wni The street lighting CUutT.c
between tue Electric Light com aul
auG tue city, Hb.nu wss iJr uuo year.
AZ the rae UI g. 1u per month l.r aIt
lights u 2,UIU candle power tefmlU-
airs. The company iu uumi.t ihAJ e.
language, whICu ubs Teen tmulsl1u,4
up4u paper. uugl If.H that II vii lur
uish no more u.hi- 10 the Old tslr.
4 must rave au nIyHuCr u' g25l poo
aIC lamp. Ia tbu event that o. drHF
not set %, darkness, pfOlongcl aud DE-.
mal, l. ItJm.s
There ary 80 arc lamps now in uss
10. ttrun'lisuNuE uufpUsuij ihuy Cos.
tue city e. ,aij ger month. The pro.
posed iucIrusf lmJuuts Go $500 ger
monte OF s., $50 i.F w I've m .utus,
very consider .ulu 'Im iu thufu tiur
u piping municipal toiruucumenL
~ 40 SAryUAL GAS
Mt. M8dNt OF the Elgc',ic Light q
Gas company called a. the News utiiy-
this afternoon huI uEp,u u tuat
while they were maEing q charge 81.
on cents ucf ,DII cub G iort for gas ibcJ
uad n perfect ugut % DO no 40 inuy
were operating under the franchise 0l
tho American Manual Gas company,
which permitted such o. thing 10 he
zone. lhcir own franchise allowed %
charge 90 D'ly thiuy guu b. asf reported
iu the NEWS. AskBI a. 90 vic u.t
the salt LlEr s. OEIuu CJmpsnB mad
bought out tho American company.
no replied inst 90 hal not ltwas
simply ne he stated, operating uuItt
thr latlcf's franchise, which he
claimed 10 bsd perfect right Go 10.
Concerning tnU minimum charge {
$3.50, he eau tHry were compelled G.
make that inutiuf To- plyoEutuB D.. The
COM any had probably 80 c0HsImuts
vino uii not use moro ihau ten g. q,
teen ceuts OF gns Fgr month, lu cas,s
Of that kind mIulmum charge hau
10 be- made. AllfuCu patfOus were re-.
gues,ed aud encouraged ~ usU OIl
irtt ~ gas IHf month. Ihis they
would get iut $3.50. Tue Application
every consumrr G |ulAiueI TINS o..
vision. Toe company "may Tomly.
the meter when tut use Ot gas il tot
suill lent o. maintun tho continuance
q. tnr scfv'cs.n Thi- nS shid they were
JOlugi nythinR mufr uIr lees.
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MINOR MENTION.

List night, qulle a number Of tho
family, ulatlyrs anu Trends OF Mr.
aud Me, Robert Cunningham, asst ui.
blod al their home iu hu Teuln wrTIr
N this CITY, Hs % furpfl7u party, Go
celebrate the laUy5i sixty seventh
urluuay. After enjoying O. tounucs
N 10 e. u. glng anu dancing were ice
ga guI va ull 3D.. were EaurN.a. Tho
evening Wrsmrst pIrpsaully spent.
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MUNYON'S
REMEDIES.
DOCTOR YOURSELF
A Separate Cure for Each Disease
atall Druggists, Mostly 25
Cents a Bottle.

Munyon's Improved HON sopalhi,
Remedies act almost instantly, speedily
curing tao most uhsiiua'U rl-nt ElrU-
naiism cured In from TO- day4. ug.
relieved. Catarrh posi- i,o.y urol. HCaI.
ache cured In minutes. ND.yHu. ui..
easOs promptly cured. Kidney troub ps.
Piles, Neuralgia. Asthma an an Female
Complains quickly cured. Nuny MS
Nraliz'r impari, now life and vlg0r 30
weak and a hl itated mon.
Personal 10 tors to Professor Munyou.
1865 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. au.
swsred with free medical advice for any
disease.
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Mnrder in the Seeond nOgree.

The jury IN Judge street. branch o
the mud dlslro. ruuTt, which ior SOW
etnl day pact listened tp the paruuu,
lars IA tue case of George Ha.us.
charged with the killing oil h.. j. N0rI.
qu.sl, near OghiT lusl lal. lr,uIutu .
v,idIot asl tvumnk u muId1G In INC
stoJnu degree.
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Probate orders.

Judge Young made the following
Probate orders todAyi
Estate Of Abraham Coon, deceased;
order made appointing ID. l.. DAVIS,
Charles ID. Sayery, anu J. u. Ander-
son apprAitets.
EsIsIo u Ralph Darlington, dc.
ceased; order made appointing Aptll
22ud Tor hearing VI petition Of lv,Iefs
VI administrator,
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Land Dispute,

Evelyn Glassman hlol suit In the
rhitd district court this afternoon
against j. y. Cummock. The plata
iih prays that defendant be- forever
douarftu iTom assoTIug any ClAlm Co D.
oonain piece Ot lSud owned by The
plaintiff.
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Lirensed 10 Mrd.

a marriage license wa granted tlis
afternoon to Frederick l.. Sheets, ngcd
80, and Elizabeth B,Iner aged 70, DOIh
VI ihis city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

most 10 o. halt sitter 10 o. Sugar was tho
.rnHor iu activity and at 10 was STEADY AZ an
improvement. % g ror cent
Ir.UIrr increased The second hour and
gain. were made in HIi the leading shares
Manhattan f0su4a TO ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10
sTocRs Ann uAHRET,.

New NnrL storE Market
NTW luEN, April 10, stock market opened
duu. speculation was tame aHd came n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-10

The iulles, And moe, reliable Acc0un,
OF TIE tuuau resurrection hat hp- ytI
loud its way into pufl iirnl lltetatut
NpurHfH ~ the Apul II view ~ r..
Views from the pen 70, mat veteran
journalist sud war u.fTrsuuuupuf,
NuTht halstUad, VINO hna only ftCont.
D. returned from an tAIaHloi s1Juuru
Ore tub4, MI HslHttY4i4 article TN.
UHdIv- much irrsh ana im uria ma.
urlal OF tur gfestvst lltrfrs -.r *.
auu.t, the p'.C|RWNIUn maIo uU
zen fal Com in NtCrmuur h-I,
Hyuuih' Wuy ,rs H.h.ruu.t Iu rrpIy
U qurs.iIus u MI Haste4d uHurcr..
ug -pnnIsH ppllcy 10 tuuA, auI spec.
mruz .' tho WORK uf MO pre.s ru HHr.
uesIuta vast amour. OF u,allstIca
Ials lu p3sslulo 10 obtain except u.
ucT-UuuI y.sltatluu M inquiry. Mf
Hastgal has had aUU..s Goo ulI thu
sources OF trustworthy Information or
u th u|us of the ITrsrUl contest, am
mos uul zuH he LuoWleIgl thus gained
VIA tue rE' lUttug pmguorI writer o..
current uia.ufy.
L. the expansion VI the British I'm.
pre- fought Win uuu-er 10 the Uufrr
s.nicz, O. q hostile DO tho Interests o
civilization 40 Iarp,? Is the policy Of.
Great Britain, us ga lsuu-gabugr,u
mud as q ruler ut alien peoples in en-
pArlE Z thr world, one which must be-
xrculg. and DuppssI by Americana
luCs8 qHuftlous are c1u-iItrrd DO,
". u.y.H a. Wells 100 Tho N3ru
American Review Tor Avn, DO af
nruC.u uuii.ed "GrBtt Buni aud I'M,
United Static; Their True Rulatious.u
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~ WORK Three Iu famIly. so .huuIUu.
Apply %. lHal NuHt guTuuFI.
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DI1NurbTa.

1uAUY NN0.t. utaH. Alma. aru 10 Wm D..
ami Wary Nnu Tracy departed thIa life March
70, IHii AGED yer aud IS days
thr luurfA. HrfEi. a. we're uelu 10 lhr meet.
lu house on 1nursHuy the llth dHv uf MarHn.
4 large gathering Of friends met 90 pa thor
respects fu tuu departed.
SAT- Lake uoralI aud ogden standard please
copy,
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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09

much clearer UNDERSTANDING OIL thoif sig
nilcance than ho might otherwise possess.
Ability In the House.
In heopinion Of some Of the oldor NOM
hers of tho house of representatives this Is
the ablest house we have had in many
years This is Speaker Reeds opinion and
also that of such congressional veterans as
joe Cannon, David Henderson and a. G.
Hopkins of Illinois. While the senate is
admittedly depreciating in ability and in
dignity. the house is surely gaining. In
deed littlo doubt exists that it Is now
much the ablCr body Of the two. In the
house delegations from majority OF tho
statos one could without much difficulty
select two men who are stronger tban thelr
senators at the other end OF the capltoi.
OF course thcro are many states in when
this rule would not hold good
But the method pursued by the house IS
In somo respects fatal 10 the dcyolopmenG
of ability Take, for instance the Cuban
debate. In the senate no limit was SGT
upon the discussion. Every senator who
wished to speak upon that important ana
interesting subject knew no could have all
the time he wanted He knew, moreover,
that il was not worth while for hlm 10
sneak nc all unless no could spoak woll
and really contributed something OF value
To tho discussion Consequently he pre-
pared himself carefully and was able to do
iustlce To the subject. Some Of Tho senate
spcrehes were notable fully equal to the
old and better days Of that body.
The cuba Debate.
But I'm tho house exactly TO tho contrary
WAS the method pursued Members ana
not know when the Cuban question was
to be taken up Thuy did not Know
whether they would he given chance 10
speak. and Il they might have an oppor-
tuuity they did not know whether it was
TO he for minutes, or 10 or 30. Ihere
was In consequence no temptation to STUDY
tbe question, no inducoment for prepara
tion The result was that when tho Gu
han resolutions were called up last Monday
only two or threo members were prepareu
To speak Most Of the speeches were CUM
monplace and uninteresting Mehpers
wero given five minutes, three minutes
even as short time as "A half minute III
which to address the house on TINS grea'
question. a..
Under such circumstances Oh COURSE Viio
bouse debate did not compare IN ihteres'
and value with the debate In the senate
on the samc subject. III time enough hau
boen allowed for speaking and for prcpara
,ion tho debate i'm the house could nave
beon made quito as noteworthy as the Que
at tho otbcr end of the capitol few days
earlier. Speaker Reed should not lolo'
through the house with an hours debate
measures of such importance as the 0uoan
.asai,,,io,e WALTER WELLAiAN
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
Murder Sensation a, sal, Lake.

SALT LALE. March "a sensation was
created here over developments concern.
ing the death of Evelyn Bonnett, beauti'
full girl of Provo, who died it this city on
Sunday night Several suspicious cir
cumstances led to an investigation and
the body was -exhumed. Ii showed that
death had resulted from criminal opera
ton, and DR. Mccoy, one of the attending
physicians. and Mrs Massey. at whosi
house the girl died, were arrested. In tn,
evening Sim Duggins. a saloonkeeper OF
Provo, DIR. Noyes. physician OF thai
place, and Frank Carter. to whom, Is said,
tho girl was engaged. were arrested on
the charge of murder
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
BULLETS Eoa wHIrEcAas.
-Four Men Are Dying and six Others Arr
Dangerously Wounded.

-Four Men Are Dying and six Others Are
Dangerously Wounded.
TAMPA, Fla. March y Attacked by n
mob OF Whitecaps. Bow en- Sykes used his
rifle with such effect that four men ars dy-
ing and six others ure so dangerously
wounded that they cannot be moved
Sykes lives Ia the Peru settlement of
Hillsboro county About o'clock n tbs
morning he was awakened by pound.
ing on his front door Barely had no
sprung from his bed and seized lis ride
when the door gavo way and fifteen or
twenty masked men ran into tbs room
Without waiting to ask any questions
Sykes opened fre. as rapidly as he could
work the trigger of his gun Four men,
who had appeared TO be the leaders fell
10 the floor ana he others took 10 their
heels. Sykes ran To the door and fired on
the fugitives wounding six others but
not SO seriously os 10 stop their fight
He then looked at!the four who were
groating on the floor and discovered they
were John c. and Aionzo Barnes. John
Glliland and Dennis Driggers. The
Barnes brothers were wounded in the
bead. and Driggers ana Gilliland had
bullets through their lungs Sykes at
once sent message 20 the authorities
here, and officers went 10 his house
They found that al four OF the men were
lying. They searched the houses IN the
leighborhool ana found slx others had
been shot while neeing Many letters
have been sent 20 sykes recently warning
him to leave the noighborhooa On
Wednesday he found a picture Of coffin
nailed on his front door with this warn
ing: Leave or you Wi. ill me -
He determined to stay AMI defend him
self 1t is said the neighbors have no
specific charges against Sykes all Of them
seeming 10 dislike him on general princi'
ples
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
,rerrltt Nnt Gnlnr tn cnhn.

WAsHNGToN. March 9 AT the war
department Friday an official denial was
given the story that General Merritt has
been called here 10 consult with the presi.
dent. and perhaps 10 go to Cuba, 20 make
an Investigation for the United States
Some time ago, as vas fully described in
dispatches, the administration had under
consideration plan for investigating tho
condition Of az siFs in Cuba. 1t was
abandoned af rcs tine ard 'as.not been
revived General Merritt IS not going to
Cuba, and no one has hal any thought of
sending him thither.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
Michigan Farmers Glad to ae, Back.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. March "a
southern boomer recently came here rep
resenting that he was in the employ OF
the Knoxville Tenn Chamber OF Com
merce. and inluced n party OF eleven
farmers from this vicinity To go to that
city to look tor land He promised rail-
road fare for Sli, but they say they werc
forced TO pay s2l When they arrived
there they declare, the Chamber of Com e
merce did not know anything about tho
promoter. The farmers returned home
Friday feeling very much Disguised and
satisfied TO remain In Mich gan.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
Arrest of a Florist.

HnLsDALE, Mich. March s.-R. Hon.
man, chief florist for the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad company.
and in charge of their greenhouses here,
was arrested Thursday at the instance
of the company on a charge of embezzle-
ment in converting plants, etc, belonging
to the company to his own use. Mr..
Hoffman had charge of the ornamenting
and beautifying Of the grounds of the com
pany between Cleveland and Chicago and
Is we'll known along the line of the road.
He gave bonds to appear for examination
NIaroh N
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
Burr to Ala the Venezuelan Commission.

ITHACA n Y March 9-rhe commits
sion to investigate the boundary dispute,
appointed by President Cleveland Of
which Andrew ID White, ex-president Of
Cornell university is a member. has in
vited George l.. Burr, professor OF medi'
aval history in Cornell. TO aid the com.
mission as historical specialist. Pro-
fessor Burr has decided to undertake the
work After looking over the historical
charts ut Cornell he win go to Washing
ton 10 investigate in the national archives.
The commission Is studying the treaty OF
Munster, and Professor Burr is asked to
furnish data foe the correct interpreta'
tion of the treaty
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
Reoui.i,,on FOR j. David seibert.

LANSING Mich, March - Governor
Rich has issued requisition on the gov.
ernor of Indiana for j, David Seibert. a
young dentisG who practiced here for sew
eral years. Detectives. who located sci.
bert in indianapolis, say they have evil
dencc that he knows something about the
disappearance OF 81 0Jo worth of opals and
diamonds from the jswelry store of Wells
g. Morgan in January He left Lansing,
it is said, when the story of the robbery
was published
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
plonds Gniltv TO Fnrcerics.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. la, March &C. A.
Altmansperger, a prominent business
man of Minden indicted on eleven counts
for forgery. entered plea OF guilty to all.
AltmanspergGr was In the money lending
business an agent and obtained about
10000 IN cash on notes which proved TO be
forgerics He was also in the insurance
business and when arrested had his safe
full of policies upon which he collected
the premiums bur did not send them in
to the companies
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
The Second Ballot.
Eleotinn Drclnred YoId.

WASHINGTON. March . The house com.
mittee on elections No = Saturday de.
oidcd 20 report that the last congressional
election In the Fifth Louisiana district
was null and void on account OF fraud and
intimidation. The sitting member for
that district is Charles J. Boatner, Dem.
ocrat The decision OF the committee II
sustained by the house. will have the OF.
feet of unseating Boatner without seating
the contestant. Alex Benoit, Populist.
and will create vacancy from that dis.
trict The vote "a committee was strictly
on party lines
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
The Eioting Continues.


CAIRO, March, 9.-The Ahyssinians or
the deryishes have cut the wires between
Cassala and Massowah. and 1t Is ienrea
that they have isolated Cassala by occu'
pying the intervening country. The lat
est advices. which were OF saturday. state
that 2,0n Italians had eft Asmara to re-
inforce Cassala. which had already a gar
rison of 1000 troops Italian and native
IL is feared that tho tcrvishes who are
within rifle range Of Cassala have inter
ccpted the I.alian reiaiorcements' Inc
Adowa defeat must diminish European
prestige and strengthen tho mahdists
novel.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
studrn.n rorriyen.

II Jesse of the Missouri State university
has forgiven the students for their recent
bad behavior, ard now he wants base
ball team IL has JUST issued specia!
bulletin in which he states that under the
recent order of the council Of the faculty
none of the students will be punished for
the recent disorder The bulletin adds
that 1t is the wish Of the president that a
good baseball team be organized for the
coming sea on, and that no sincerely
hopes that the team will be successful
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
WAS PROBABLY NOT GUILTY
Life Convict Pardoned After Serving Twen
ty-Seven Years for Murder.


ty-Seven Years for Murder.
COLUMBUS, y, March 9.-On the REQ
ommendation of the state board OF pas-
dons Governor Bushnell Saturday par.
doned jefferson Moorehcad, who was con-
victed twenty-seven years ago of murder
in the second degree and sent TO state pris'
on for life. In making the reeommenda.
ton the pardon board Gays it is based
upon the probable innocence OF the pris.
oner.
Moorehcad was seen To go into the
woods of Muskingum county on hunt
ing expedition with another young man
The latter was never seen again. Moore
head said they had become separated In
the woods. His body was found some
months later with n bullethole in the
head. Moorehead was tried and convicted
on circumstantial evidence. 1t Is found
that the bullethole in the skull Of the vic
tim could not have been made by the gun
which Moorehead carried at that time.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09

CLEVELAND. March 9.--Coroner Ar
buckle Saturday rendered his verdict in
the Akron, Bedford and Cleveland bridge
disaster He finds that the action was due
from the failure TO use reasonable skill
and due caution and care on the part OF j.
NJ Braly Of Canton, o.. who drew or SUI
perintendcd the drawing OF the plans OF
the bridge. A warrant was at once issued
for the arrest Of Braiy. charging man
Il II
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09

DETROIT, March o Mrs Ahro Lane,
who was found guilty OF mans .aughter.
was sentenced saturday 10 ten years In
the pcnitcntiary Mrs. Lane was pro.
prietress of tho lying.in hospital where
Emily Hall the English girl sent 20 this
country by Rev Jonathan Bell died
from the effects OF criminal operation
DIR seaman was recently convicted on
tho same charge and given like scn'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
nnnhlo wnhdlnr IN one rnmilr.

PANA HIS. March IA double we'd.
ding in one family was celebrated at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs William Kettle
kamp, in Greenwood township. one of the
wealthlcst pioneer German families OF
central Illinois, when their son and
daughter were married The contracting
parries were August Kcttlekamp and Miss
Minnie Reinikc oi Altamont, and George
Harde of Ros,mond and Miss Clara Ket'
tlekamp Rev W c. ScEultze ofliciated.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09

WASHINGTON, March 2 The house
committee on ways and means yesterday
discussed the question Of Tree alcohol in
the arts. but came to no conclusion upon
changing the law The subcommittee
which has the Natter in charge reported
IN favor Of the bill introduced 10y MIR W
A Stone of Pennsylvania, which repeals
outright the section of the Wilson bill
giving rebate ON alcohol used IN The arts
and in manufactures
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
Notorious wiretapper surrenders.

PURvIs. Miss. March 8 Will Purvis
the notorious whitecapper. surrendered tt
the sheriff Friday. Purvis was resen
fenced to be hung last December. Before
the day Of his execution his friends spir
tied him away, He says he has been bu'
few miles from this place since hii
escape He has been dressed as woman
and frequently was close TO people wh'
would have easily recognized him had not
he been thus disguised.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March e-An
o;dcr Tor foreclosure sale of the Gfand
Rapids ana Iudii.n.. railway was granted
saturday in the United states court by
Judge Scvcrns fhs l. viclory for the
second mortgage bundaol lcts Who began
the suil ana cuts oil third mortgage
holders entirely. ihe date OF sale Is llxed
for April -.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-09
want Immlcrntion Checked.

TOPEKA Kan, March e-State Labor
Bird is compiling reports
from 1900 laborers touching the condi'
ton of labor in Kansas He says;
Ninety. five per cent. of the foreigners arc
for restriction of immigration, and the
other 5 per cent. want It prohibited ALTO
rether. The Americans are almost
unit on the restriction Of immigration,
and fully 25 per cent. of them want u
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