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Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03
Wisconsin Paten is.

Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventors are reported for this week by
Erwin, Wheeler & Wheeler, So and SO
Loan and Trust building. Milwaukee,
Wis. These attorneys will furnish the
Inventors Handbook" free on request.
Frank L. Chapman, assignr, Stevens
Point, spindle-bearing for axles; A. E: Det-
wiler, assignor, stove door hinge, MilWau-
kee; II. 3. Weiper, Durand, horse detacher.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03

Lung complaints, Bronchitis, Asthma.
ETC., are speedily relieved and if taken in
time, permanently cured by DIR. D. Jaynes
Expectorant You will find in it also &
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03

To ensure the eradication of eruptive
complaints wash daily with Glenn's Sui
phur Soap.
'sHills Hair and Whisker Dye" black
or brown. Soc
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03
nm Rnrness is Dead.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 30.-Dr. w. II.
Furness, the Oldest and most prominent
Unitarian divine in the country, died to-
day at his home III this city, aged 10
years.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03

The city of London puts upon the
market in one year over $4,000 900
worth of umbrellas alone.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03

AT Great Falls, Mont, electric power
is so cheap that all public and domestic
work is done with it's aid.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03

I'm all the states Christmas is legal
holiday, and in South Carolina the two
following DAYS are also holidays.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-02-03

Dundee proposes to turn it's college
into a university. This will make five
universities for Scotland alone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
HAPPY ~AHASHUERUS.
M nr |CnNrlNIEn.l

hN,at Ii.,io scheme Tha Gave Him "a
Needed Rect.
When | went 90 sea" said an old
yarn spinner down on the Portland
wharycs, II was very mandy aloft and
answered - the convenient name OF
Jack was 50 willing and handy
that the officers were always calling
upon me. II was Jack, do this or
Jack. do that On n voyage from
Havana the mates called on Jack so
much that | was well nigh worn out.
| determined To be Jack no more.
After arriving AT Philadelphia and re-
naming there Il few days ! wont to
the shipping commissioners Office for
a new job. lie said he wanted II man
for IA captain who was even then
waiting in the Office and requested mo
10 sign my name.
~ cannot write. said.
Then tell me your name said
he.
"Ahashucrus Wiz Van Dcuzcn-
dori,' said /.
"'What?'
Ahashucrus Wiz Van Dcu2cn-
dorG.'
How in thunder do you spell it".
don't know
Here, captain said the commis
sioncr turning to the captain. this
man seems all right. but for bis con-
founded name
80 That's all right said the captain,
and | shipped. And | will tell you !
had peace and comfort on that voy-
age. Whenever the mate wanted me
TO do anything he would start on my
name. break out swearing. and then
tell another man to do the work.
think they rather suspected some
thing wrong about the name; but they
never caught me-" -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19

Their | u,cdn', src.k to your
fathor''
40 ld'hcr9' ca, r. puiIcO. ooh.
II" know, of 10, lie vii, BE- glad, too
Your lat1rr2'
Why. ~, Nc, yes" almost
dancing up to ltu). 'Do you think
that, because they nave hui a skir-
mj.h or two. H,aor woo'j I've pleased
g., sec him? | tr.. YOU ne il pleased!
and SO Will you be- when you sec my
ANDY
.Iour WHAT" Mr.. Eyre has re-
treated to his chair once mOrc.
Andy, He, coming. Haven't you
understood? lie. coming today
And who i, Andy" demands Mr..
Eyre. feeling a trilr aggricvcd. OF
course. he tells himself, he Is glad OF
anything that has lightcncd the bur
den that 80 hardly presses upon her.
but that ii should be Andy, And
such n very beloved Andy, to Judge
BY appearances, Whatu name Per-
haps, after all Andy is II girl, Aniro-
media - Audroiaucuc Some people
call their children 10y queer names,
aud Andy might Toe an Authorization
W. NANh'l w Nii''''
"Not know Auly?' cries Dulcinca,
lifting her brows.
~ friend OF yours?'
"Ic,' (smiliuL)
~"Eyidcntly Il nice grip" hazards
Mr.. Eyre.
~ girl! Audy u girl" Miss Me-
Dcrmot breaks into irrcprcssiblc
laughter. ''Dh wait till he hears that.
Why. he has lust been galcttcd in the
| 18TH llusoar>''
IAN" somewhat stinly). 'Broth-
cr. pcrhap,?'
NO. no. indeed. r cas- if by nc
means sorr; for the fact) ''huvc nc
brother. But Andy is better than Il
brother
'ls hep A." (disdgrccably) 20,
haven't had one, | don't quite see how
yOn can know that.
I've soon other girls, and heard
wha, they said OF thcirs,' say, Dull
Ciuca sagcly.
Then thi, Andy is
My cousin. And such IA nice one
says Miss ncrmot warmly. ''Fanc,
you not having heard of him. Well
when you see him, you'll know him al
in n moment. llo' thappilD is sucl
fun
'ls hc?'
fnvN TT IlNFtNIfin
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
GOV. HASTINGS TALKS.
Says He win Present Quay's Name 10
tho Convention.

lNDIANAPofIs, Ind, June i5.-Gov-
ernor Hastings of Pennsylvania and
party passed through the city on their
way to st. Louis at 4 o'clock this
morning. Asked If Senator Quay's
name would be presented at the o
vcntion for President, the governor
said: 1T will be most assurcdly. |
am authorized to present his name
and that | will do TO the best of my
ability"
When informed that dispatches
stated that senator Quay's name
would not go before the convention,
lasting said that he had not seen
such dispatches. ~ can say, how
ever" he replied, ''it is mistaken, for
! am to present his name myself"
"Will Pennsylvania stand solidly
for him.
lie has sixty ont Of the sixty.four
delegates. Surely a candidate could
not complain of that, and the dele-
gates will vote for him to the last"
''If Mckinley is nominated will
Senator Quay accept second place.
Il am not authorized to say any
thing On that point. We are going
there TO nominate him for President ,
and not to make any compromise"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
Dick the Sea Gull.

IL is we'll known tina. birds return
year after year to build their nests
in tho same place. often in tho same
tree, The Boston Transcript reports
Il more surprising'caso in which n win
ter visitor from the North, a sca-gull.
has been known To manifest IL similar
local attachment
II is twenty years since dick" first
came aboard the light.ship which
lifts and dips over Brcnton's Reel, the
toughest bit Of water in Narragansett
bay, ami one OF the most dangerous
spots upon the Atlantic coast. For
twenty years he has shared what tho
crew had to eat, has been their gcntlo
and a~troc,ionatc pet; no had taken his
part OF the weather and enjoyed it all.
At Just such n time every spring he
disappcared-to spend the summer on
his native shorcs-but every autumn
has found him back again ut the light
ship, for the fierce and drcary win
ter
lic never returned looking so worn
and out OF feathers ms he did last au-
tumn, Age is telling on him. ana for
three or four springs the sailors have
watched his departure with sad mis-
giyings.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
Firemcs's Race, Mt Weir Citv

WEIR CITY, Kan, June 10, Joplin
won first money and Galena second in
o:ih and 02:h respectively in the
couplers' contest at the Southwestern
Firemen's tournament yesterday. In
the 200 yard hub to hub race, time
was made Us follows: Joplin, O;.5 Is;
Weir City, O:25 A.; Webb City, 0:26;
Ottawa, O:26 3.5; Columbus, O:27; Ga
lena, 0:a7 20, Ralph Martin Of Column
bus won the $50 yard rae in O-l6 rs.
Hawkins OF Joplin ran Off n tie for
second money with Dennis Of this
place ana won in O:!7. A picked team
ran ljO yards against time in 0:l6 2-5.
In the chiefs 100 yard race j. w.
Costly Of Webb City finished first in
OIL and w. j. Benton second.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
TELLER WILL WALK OUT.
Leaves No Doubt ~ to Ills Course NJ ~.
Louis No Use for the TnriT.

Louis No tsc for the TariT.
C~lyCINNNrt, Ohio, June -. Senator
aud Mrs. Teller remained here last
night while en- route from Washing.
tom to s.. Louis. senator Teller was
interviewed 10y the Inquirer, the free
silver organ, rs follows:
"Nhat doNou think the Republicans
Will do at st. Louis, Scuator|'
II think that Mckinley will he the
FORM
"lu that event, what will you do?"
"Whcu the Republican state con.
vcutipu Of Colorado was in session, |
t,lcgraphcd them that | did not de.
sire TO go to st. Louis, but that II my
party sent me would not support u
gold standard candidate for president
on a gold standard platform, or on n
platform of doubtful! import, or, in
other words, a Straddlc. Not only did
the convention elect me, but instructed
the other delegates to Ice governed by
my action | did not like that, be-
cdu,c IL il rather embarrassing that
other men should be forced to do us |
IA Eht do
'lhrn You will bolt the convcn.
tiou?'
II did not say anything about that.
I but my declaration to the Republicans
of Colorado is IN record, and YOU can
ORA" whatever conclusion you please
from that
"Will any Of the other silver sem
a'ur> from the West refuse Co support
= gold standard man
",cria:nly.
lyon have no idea that Senator
/ Carter, uf Montana, chairman of the
/ Republican national committee. will
rc.i'r 10 support the ticket under
I such c,rcumStuncC~?'
Yes, he viii and 50 will Dubois,
Mantle aud Cannon"
"Do You believe the Democrats will
% for silver
1t looks very strongly that way"
"Nuu!d you support Il free silver
Democrat as against u gold l,cpub-
| liran?'
ideally, | IL not wish TO be inter-
viewed an that point now. 20 to
81 Louis aN a Republican, represent
ing the Republican, OF my state. Tho
Republican party has not ~ yet put
itself ON record rs a gold standard
party,and until that time / nave moth.
,ng To- say further than my record be,
fore The Colorado state convention. "
The inevitable conclusion drawn
from the talk with senator Teller is
that he viii bolt If II gold standard
platform and ticket are named.
lie was asked further: what fig,
urc vii, the tariff question cut IN the
campaign?'
Not much. All the tariff in the
world won't help this country without
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer. II the Republicans should elcc'
Mckinley on "a tariff platform, tn,
times would not improve, and in tw,
years the discomfort of the pcopl,
would wipe the party ont OF exist
,nppph
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19

that the temporary chairman he will
present Will mako the best speech vi
which l. capable, and the proceed
ings of this session aud Of that winch
will follow in the evening will prob
ably be i~ntor,prrsci with 1ratory
Wednesday morning the report Of
the committee on permanent rrgGntlt-
ton and ur..cr Of business will prob.
ably be Pre- cnicj and acted upon and
the permanent officer, will take charge
IF the convention. The permanent
chairman will probably I've United
states senator John NJ. Thurs,on Of
Nebraska. Il far famed orator. Pend
ing the receipt of the report of tho
committee on credentials the sessions
will be devoted to general cOuycn-
tion business, intcrsDcrScd with
oratorical efforts by famous ora.
tors of the Republican party in
lttcnda nee. At AL of the sessions /,
is probable that resolutions will bc
received and referred to the commit
tee on resolutions with or without
reading or debate, rs the convention
may direct. Whether the money qucs-
ton will be prccipitatcd upon the con.
vention before the report Of the com
nittce on resolutions shall be
received is questionable, but, regard
icss of any rule which may be adopted,
the tension of this question is So
great that the question is liable to he
precipitatcd ut any time and il threat
,ncd by some silver men.
1t is hardly 10 be expected that the
report of the committee on crCdcn.
.ials car be prepared and presented tu
the convention before Thursday night
or Friday morning if the contests are
considered as thoroughly rs by the
national committee. There are los
contests and il is doubtful If the com
mittce can give any reasonable attcn
ton to the facts short Of three days
and three nights, unless the report OF
the national committee should be
adopted. The report Of the commit
tee is likely to precipitatc Il heatcu
debate.
Next Will probably come the report
Of the committee on resolutions.
This committee will have clear sailing
until the currency question is reached
On that interest will be intense ano
oratoricai efforts pronounced. a
member of the national committee
discussing the probable length of tho
convention, said: considering tho
whole situation, it il difficult 10 see
how the report of the committee oi
credentials and the committee on res
buttons can be disposed OF before
midnight on Friday by the convention
therefore, according to the nntura
order of things, the presentation %
candidates will not occur until Satur
day morning. Owing to the lntcrco
taken in the money question
the convention will scarcely de
fer action on the platform unit
after the nomination of the candidate
II is well known that when the nom
@ination of the candidate takes placI
the convention rapidly disintcgrate
and the gold standard men, whO seen
to predominant in the convention, vii
not take chances on leaving the silvc
men in possession when the platform
is to be passed upon. This result ma.
obtain, or indeed any result may b
predicted, IL the adoption of the pla'
form should he deferred until afte
the nomination of the c~nndidatc-n
one can predict what the platoon
would be in such an event"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
A Gould Claimant In Court.

New YORK, June IL. Sarah Angel,
Who claims To have been married to
the late jay Could April ld, 1858, and
who is suing for her dover, applied to
Justice Beach yesterday for a commits.
sIoner TO take dispositions of aged and
infrm witnesses out OF tho State and
obtained her application, but the
judge declined to give a direction as
To promptncss as was asked on account
of the condition of the witn9ss, hold
ing that as the petitioner had waited
forty.thrce years before bringing suit
she was not entitled b. consideration
in the matter of promptitude.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
VI.
'Ivc a sweetheart b.ith and gay,
Falrcr far than tabled tay
Light and airy.

II W. u SNttlIlC 4Il b.lll anu ElS,
Falrcr far than tabled tay
Light and airy.
She Is bright and dcbonnairc,
Softly falls her golden hair.
| all other lovers forcSwCar,
Little fairy :"
Mr.. Eyre, having brought himself
to II thorough belief in Dulcinca's
misery, dwclis upon it. That she has
been forced into AN engagement with
u most Objectionable nan by a mercc-
nary father, seems TO him tho correct
reading OF her history so far. To al
ter that history seems to him also to
be the work allotted 10 him. Her
beauty has come home % MIN with II
persistcucy that has dwar,cd all other
beauty remembered or imagined, and
the plaintiye face of his pretty host
ess has Weakened in his breast II chiv-
alrous desire to hazard all fortunes in
her cause. As a fact. no has fallen in
love with her; If not very seriously,
still seriously enough to make him
ambitious of making her his wife. A
considerable Zcst is added to his pas
sion by the belief that he, and he
alone, can save her from Il ''lovelcss
union'-that is how he puts it-wlth
another-and that a most dlspicable
creature. according to her account.
The certainty that she is wearing her
heart away with gricf-that joy is un-
known to her-that she Is fast grow
ing into n state Of mind that will
produce consumption in the body is
somewhat rudely destroyed by her en-
trance into the old schoolroom next
morning, shortly after his " descent
into that timc-honored apartment.
"Oh, I've such news-such news
cries she. rushing in and banging the
door behind her with nm emphasis
that makes his nerves (stiil rather 90
yond his controD jump again.
at is evident that she has run TO
him straight with her news, Whatever
it is. Her pretty hair is flying all
over her'head, her eyes are sparkling.
Smiles wreathe her charming lips
She is waving a telegram over hcr
head. The very incarnation Of JOY
and fresh young life might be painted
from her as she stands there laughing,
triumphant. She is looking lovely,
- Telegram from that fellow
hreaking of the engagement" de
cides Eyre within himself. ut is SET
tied, then?" says re quickly.
"Oh, yes-a certainty ta!s time
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19

Sr. IorIS, Juno ~. Tho ltcpuhii.
ran national convention viii I've called
To order at noon next Tuesday 10y
Chairman Carter of the national com.
mittec, and the day will be consumed
in the reading of the call, the install.
ing of temporary officers and the APP.
pointmcnt Of committees ON crcdru.
tails, permanent organization, order
Vt business aud resolutions 1t is not
known whether Chairman Carter will
make any remarks in opening the con.
ycution or not, but il l., safe to say
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
NOTABLES ON THE SCENE.


H''Ns N'H Nv NV
ST, IotIS, June Is Every incoming
train to-day brought crowds Of dele.
gates and utHrrs to attend the Rcpub.
lean national convention, and the
immense W%aI'inr rooms and midway
OF the Union station presented n scene
of activity.
Among the notablcS was cx.Gov.
crnor Foraker and party Of Ohio.
Foraker will place Major Mckinley i'll
nomination before the convention.
Chaunccv NJ pepcw, who is To
nominate Levi i. Morton, came in his
private ear on the Rig -Four.
Governor Daniel H. Hastings and
party of Pennsylvania came in later
over the Nnndalia, and Congressman
II. {. Loudcnslager of paulsboro, n. H.,
and party arrived ON the same train.
The whole town is assuming u con
vcntipu aspect. rs everywhere can he
seen decorations in which the red,
white and blue PICTURES Of Presidcn-
tial candidates prcdominatr. la the
leading hotels the decorations arc
| especially fine, the different head
quarters being deliberately drapcd and
;hc corridors hung with bunting and
liars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
Kansas Fortunate Discover,

WICHITA, Kan, June II. Mrs. II.
II. Leonard, while looking over old
papers yesterday, found where the
sum OF $4,000 had been deposited by
her brother in II bank at Trenton,
Tenn, in 1865. lie was killed in a
Lattle a few weeks afterward. a local
bank wired the Tennessee bank and
received a reply stating that the
money was still there ana that they
had been hunting the heirs for TWEEN.
ty-five years. Last fall Leonard pro-
cured "a divorce and married another
woman The first .irs. Leonard's for
tune, with interest, is now estimated
at SO, 200.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
EVANS OUT OF THE RACE.
Tho Tcnnccscc,n Ectires In IIobart's
Favor for Second Place.

81. LorIs, June lit was said
committee for lunch to-day that II.
Clay Evans had been induced TO with.
draw from the race for Vice Presi.
dent in favor of Garrett A. Hobart Of
New Jersey. lie is said to have taken
this step in Difference to the wishes OF
the Mckinley managers.
As n reward to Evans, the Postmas.
ter Gc%neralship will be given to him
in casc OF Mckinley's election, it is
said.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19

MCPHERSON, Kan, June 1.-THE
anti Morrill, men carried Mcpherson
city at the primaries last night, 10 to
:. Returns from other precincts give
the anti Morrill, men 20, Morrill, 80.
The indications are that Morrill, will
be defeated in the convention and
that Royal Matthews will be Endorsed
for senator, but that A. =. Williams,
simpsons candidate, will probably de-
feat A.. w. Smith for representative.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
MORTON VERY POSITIVE,
The Governor Wiii Not Accept Second
Place Under Any circumstances.

ST. Louis, Mo, June 5-Chaunccy
NJ. Depcw of New York, who arrived
to-day, received the following tele.
gram from Governor Morton: "Please
announce that ] stated to you before
you left New York that | would not
under any circumstances accept a nom
ination for Vice President"
Mr.. Depcw will place Governor Nor
ton in nomination for President.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
To store More silver in New York

New YoRR, June lo.-A steel chest,
i2xlcx:0 feet, is being constructed for
the subtreasury here, which will pro-
vidr additional storage capacity for
IS, 900, 900 in silver. At present there
are in the subtreasury vaults $50, O3u, .
uOG in silver and $1,000, 900 Of subsi-
diary coin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
Took the Conceii ONT Of Him.

'Dashaway used to be worry proud
and VAN of his looks
.'Yes."
He is not so now"
'Oh. no, quite the opposite"
What caused the change in hin"
He had n crayon portrait Of him
self made by an amateur artist. "--Yar-
mouth Register
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
For Matthews and Free silver

South BEND, Ind, June .5.-Demo-
cratic caucuscs were held last nightin
the county OF st. Joseph for the selec.
ton OF delegates to the State conven-
tion. A solid silver delegation Of
forty was selected, bound by a resolu-
ton declaring for the free coinage Of
silver, c. W. Matthews for president
and Il. +. Shivcly for governor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
Highly IIuprOpcr,

Shall you 30 to the party to- NOR
row night" asked Miss Emerson OF
Boston OF her friend Miss Blocker.
You bet your sweet Lille" was the
reply. but isn't it rather rcprchen.
sible to wager ones saccharine vital
lty?"-Judge.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
MRS. COCKERILL MARRIED.
The Widow OF the Noted Newspaperman
Eemains Single only "a Short Time.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Comm"r-
al-Advertiscr that Leon
ora Cockerill, widow of the late
Colonel John A. CoclIerili of this city,
has been married to Walter Louis
Linrau, son of the late Rudolph
Lineau, who was president of the Ger
mania bank in iIrooklvn. Mr.. Cocker
i'll died suddenly in Cairo, Egypt, on
April ii.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
T~errItor,e. Gel Six Delegates.

81, LOUIS, Mo June / 1.-THE Okla
homa and Indian territory folks arc
very much delighted over the action
of the national committee in placing
six delegates from each on the tempo
rary roll.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
BRADLEY MAY BE DROPPED
triculs ~ the kentuckian tonccde that
Mckinney WIN wiz Easily.

81 Lotus. Mo, June lo.-The friends
Of Governor bradley of kentucky are
confident that Mckinley will be nom.
mated on the ,iiNt ballot. John w.
Icrkcs. national committeeman from
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19

ion that the Dhioau will have $50
votes that cannot be moved. lie IL of
the opinion that Bradlcy's name will
aot be presented, though he was
chosen to nominate him should there
seen TO be any show for a dark horse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Judge Parker sentenced seven In
dian Territory murderers to death at
Fort Smith, Ark.
Morrison says that he does not ex-
pect Il bolt of Importance from either
Of the old partles,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19
OUTLOOK
PROBABLE DELAY ON GRE
DENTiALS.

senator IhurStOn az Nebraska for r'rwn.
ncnt Chairman H. clay iNhns With.
draws IN Favor nt ruDarj fur tie Vi =.
rrrsidrucN rridicy May lac Dropped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1.-The
quarrymen's strike is spreading, To-
day 2,l0O men are ont IN the quarries
of the Cleveland Stouc company at
Ecrea, Wcstover, Columbia and North
Amherst.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-06-19

Miss De Muir-Mr Shye, do you
know what bees eat in the winter?
Mr., Shye-ies; hone!
Miss De Muir-Ls, Harold, how
bold you've getting. Chicago Tribune.