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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

Rwe demand the lmm ediate restoration n sf she free and unitmited coinage sf geld and siiver at the present legal ratio of Is ts |. without waiting fer the aid or consent of any other nasis,. We demand that the slandard siiver dollar shall be fsii legal teader. equally win gold. for all debts. public and priva,e and favor ssch iesss'
 atfsn as will prevent the dessenetizaties sr any kin i sf legal tender money by private esntraet. t.-Democratie National sive' Platform.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

SrRAws chow which way the wind blows. Within nine daye after the New York Journal had come out m favor Of silver, its circsla,ion increased SO,OOO. The cause of silver mus; in- deed be dead in the east.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

 For your Protection.-Catarrh' ''Cures' e Tonics for Cstsrrh in liquid form to be taken internally, usually contain either Mercury or Iodide of Potassa, or both. which are injur- ious if too long taken. CatarTh is local, not c blood disease, caused by sudden change to cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal passages, affecting eyes. esIs and throat. Cold in the head causs excessive flow of mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re- suits of catarrh will follow; severe pain in the head, 8 roaring sound ia the ears, bad breath, and oftentirnes an offensive dis charge. The remedy should be quick to allay inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for these troubles and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents.
 A NY PERSON HAVING A SECOND n hand windmill for sale cheap for cash, can dispose of the same fl in good order. by Ad- dressing Box 475. Tucson. Arz1na,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

A dispatch from san Francisco has the following oi a former TonIbstoner David Nsgle, ex United States Marsha who killed Judge Terry come years ago while acting as body guard to Justice Stephen ]. Field. got into an alteration vI.h James II. Barry editor of the Star. q weekly paper, on Mont gpmery stree: yesterday. Iu the last issue Of the Star Barry published the biography of Nagle, m which the lstter's record and character were severely criticized. Nagle asked if Barry was the author of the article in in the Star. Barry replied that he was responsible for it. Then take this" ," -sid Nagle, spit.ipg four times in BArry's face. Barry struck at Nagle. The latter with hand on his own hip pocket said, "NOw fill your hand" Barry saii i"You are coward and I am not" The bystand-rs interfered and the men were separated before any b!ows could be exchanged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

yUANIED-tN EVEoGETIC MAN TO
 W establish b-alca oT.:- h.re Sioo. per month salary. Fo~ fu1 u4iJr nation, address Room $. 273S. NJ dn S- LJs An .eies. CaiIf Viricidc Chemice Cn
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09
BENSON TIT Ms.
N ''es of Interest form O.r
 Occasional Correspondent.

Dr. F. V. Rowe who has been a. tending to Dr. Gaf'- practice while he has been visiting in California has been very sick and night before last was not expectsd to live, but we learn today that he is much better.
 Although the ci,izsns of Arizona can not vote for president yet they ses1n 10 take just as much interest in the election Cor more) than they do in other places where they can, and little groupes Of men can be seen on our street corners by night and in the shady places by day earnestly discuss. ing the free silver proposition and uttering words of encouragement fol Bryan and what he represent-.
 Dr. Gaff. wife and son returned from s months trip to California. Par, Of time was sleut in San Francisco whnre ,he Doctor visited the princi pal hospitals there and witnessed quite A number of very difficult and interest ing surgical oparatinns which he ssys has paid him well for his tIip. Part of the time was spent on Catalina leland which he calls, the Paradise Of the Pacific Coat where al. enjoyed themselves to full extent.
 Mir. Beatty and family leave this evening for Tucson where they will make their future home. There many friends here regret their departure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

Deantiful lad $ es. xo,i. al cost at War Dnekros'
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

Have you sen enlarged porrates at IlWolcott'S Procure ucket and get one
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-08-09

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 und gc1u t.lI -r Me iicD. ciruj jano ,bsticista. Call, by telegram pro nptly answer cd When wantc st night. enquire at Gaesrs- loGG'sor Sbepp>rd's
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Sensational stat~snsas Mads by Rev. Dr.
John IAnahnn.


BALTIMORE, April S-Rev. Dr. John
Lanahan sprung sensation In the Meth
odIst preachers meeting Monday morn
ing when he announced that In few
days he would publish In permanent
form document entitled '"rhe Era of
Frauds In the Methodist Book Concern
at New York." where he was ut one time
an agent. He said that the publication
was made necessary by the repeated de-
malls Of the frauds by persons In official
positions
DIR. Lanahan will, he says, furnish In.
dubitable proof that for more than twelve
years every financial report made to the
church by the New York management
was false from s2o,Ooo to 100000. The
speaker further asserted that frauds were
perpetratcd In the manufacturing depart.
ment In the printing branch the pur
chase OF 500 900 worth OF paper was ques-
toned. The book committee. whose bust.
ness IL was TO examine. assumed that the
exposure of the # uds would injure The
church and endeavored To conceal all and
whitewash the defrauders
In addition to these charges. DIR. Lana
han said that three largo oil companies
were secretly organized and carried on by
an agent at New York with the co-opera
tion OF other employees Of the concern
without the knowledge OF the Methodist
church. The capital stock Of the thre,
companies aggregated more than sl,0oO,'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
MINISTER UNDER A CLOUD.
He Must Stand an investigation or Leave
the Church.


GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April S.-The
wife OF Rev. John Heritage. late pastor OF
the wealthy Avenue Baptist church, COM
mitted suicide last November by taking
chloroforni. IL was alleged that her mind
was affected and that she had threatened
suicide morc than once and had even at
tempted it. Heritage admitted these cir-
cumstances aud said he purchased the
chloroform the morning of the trag-
edy and then left the bottle on a table In
his wife's room and went out for walk.
When he returned she was dead. The
suicide created considerable gossip at the
time.
Heritage left the city and about the
same time Mrs. e. Kelly, a member Of
his church, departed also. The couple
were married in the southern part of the
state two months later. Monday the
Baptist pastors of the city In session
adopted resolutions recommending that
Mr.. Heritage demanded an Investigation,
and unless he does so that he withdraw
from tho ministry. The resolutions recite
that Heritage and Mrs. Kelly withdrew
from the wealthy Avenue church with
letters of recommendation on July "a and
Aug. y last respectively; that Mrs Heri-
tage Is alleged to have committed suicide
In November, and that two months
later the couple were married
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
THE BUCKEYE STATE.
Average Democratic Gains shown Over
Last Falls Election.


CINeINNATI,-April 8 = Exceptionally
pleasant weather prevailed over southern
Ohio Monday for the municipal and
township elections. Women voted for
members of school boards, and some Of
that sex were elected, but the percentage
of women voting was small. The returns
show on the average Democratic gains
over last fall, when the state gave its
largest Republican plurality. No politi
cal issues were at stake anywhere outside
OF the control of local affairs Some
towns and townships have gone Demo
cratic for the first time since the presiden-
tial election of 1892 There was no elec-
tion in Cincinnati, but the suburban re-
turns show Democratic gains over last
November.
AT Cleveland the election was for school
director, three directors of the school
council and eleven members of the city
council The II publicans elected all their
candidates with the exception of one
councilman by pluralities of 1000 and up
ward. The Democrats will now have but
three members of the city council out OF
twenty-five. two of them being holdovers.
The school council Is solidly Republican.
AT Sandusky and Fremont the Demo
Gratis made all gains The election at
Toledo resulted in clean Republican
victory, Notwithstanding bitter faction.
al fight among the Republicans
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
CUBA rnE THEME.
Conference between Presidsn mt CLEVELAND
and Secretary Oiney.

Conference Between President CLEVELAND
and Secretary Oiney.
WASHINGTON, April S.--The senate con-
current resolutions on the Cuban ques-
tion were delivered to Private Secretary
Thurber Tuesday morning by Mr.. Platt
one of the executive clerks OF the senate
Later in the day they were sent to the
state department as the law requires that
such resolutions shall be printed In the
book Of laws annually published by the
departments Secretary Oiney called early
at the White House, and remained in
close consultation with the president, un-
deferred by the notice that had been sent
10 the other members. that thcre would
be no cabinet meeting Tuesday.
There is reason to believe tho cabinet
meeting would havo boon postponed, re-
pardless of the appearance OF the measles
among the children at the White House,
in order to afford the president an oppor-
tunity for private celebration with the
chief member of his cabinet, for there
was n story current, and, IL Is believed,
we'll founded, that the two were engaged
I'm the preparation Of n special message To
cor gross. or course, this was immedi.
atcly assumed to relate to the Cuban situ-
otion and TO an exposition by the presi'
dent of the actual state Of affairs on the
island. and as revealed in tho reports Oh
the United States consular officers anu
other trusted sources OF information.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
| MUNICH j ELECTIONS.
Votes Cast in Michigan, iowa,
Ohio and Illinois.
CONTESTS OVER LOCAL ISSUES.

Republicans show Gains In Some Towns
in Ohio and Michigan, and I'm Others
Democrats Poll AN Unexpectedly Large
Vote and Carry the Day-samuei Dickie.
the Prohibitionist. Elected Mayor of Al
bion. Mich.-The Result In Iowa.
DETROIT, April Slime weather and
big vote Is tine consensus of the reports re-
ceived from township and city elections
throughout Michigan Monday. The vot-
ing during the earlier hours was much
heavier than usual at the spring elections.
All Michigan cities elected officers with
the exception Of Detroit and Port Huron
The elections resulted in Democratic
gains in many of the smaller cities, and
in some cases.unexpectedly decisive Demo.
cratic victories. The townships. for the
most part, retain their Republican major
les, although these were also cut down in
few cases Although local issues pre-
dominated in many towns politics cut
a decided figure in nearly AL cases, and
Democratic gains were the rule, general
ly speaking
DicIxie Elected Mayor.
Professor Samuel Dickie, the Prohibi-
ZIONIST national leader, was elected mayor
Of Albion. by Is plurality over McCutch-
con, Democrat, the issue being between
the Prohibition and liquor elements. In
Saginaw the Democrats elected their en-
tire city ticket, and seventeen aldermen.
Baum FIR mayor receiving majority OF
LOO Kalamazoo and Owosso went Re
publican by decisive majorities. Sault
Ste Marie elected all Republicans, a re-
versal OF the result of year ago Man.
istec, Flint, Grand Haven, Stanton, ST.
Ignace, Marshall, and Traverse City
elected Dem 1cratic mayors, In some casss
reversing last years majorities. E,canaba
elected Gallup. Rep by 500 majority.
at Other Places.
At Grand Rapids the Republicans took
everything in sight, with the possible ex-
ception of mayor. The result on the head
of the ticket is very close, and will require
the official count To determine. The city
of Dowagiac elects w. ID. Jones. Dem,
mayor, majority, 100; A. NJ. Moon, Dem.
recorder, majority, l7o; sRlchard Holmes,
Rep, treasurer, majority, 2iO. At Bay
City the r. publicans elect Allan, Justice;
Smith, bridge commissioner; six alder
men, seven supervisors and six constables.
The Democrats elect Marsac, recorder;
four aldermen, five constables and four
supervisors. jackson elected Richardson,
Rep, mayor by l76 majority; Caldwell.
Dem, recorder. 165 majority; Wood,
Rep, justico 10y 2oS majority.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Found Ills Mother Dead.

CARMEL, \. Y, April s-Mr. Hart
Curry Of Baldwin Place drove to the resi-.
dcnce OF his mother. near Lake Mahopac.
He found her dead. She had lbeen living
In Now Jersey and moved back on her
farm last week She had fire built In a
Globe coal stove In her bedroom, where
sho and young neSress slept. Both were
asphyxiated by the coal gas from the
stove. Mrs. Curry was found in the bed
and the negress on the floor. The latter
had boon badly eaten about the face by
rats. The deceased was 40 years OF age
and wealthy and n member OF one OF the
best known families in this country.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Know Nothing Aboa, That Plot

SAN FRANCISCO, April The officials
OF the Southern Pacific Railway say they
know nothing Of the alleged plot to hold
up the train on which Chauncey NJ De
pew and Cornelius Vanderbilt were riding
last week and abduct Vanderbilt. The
story was printed In this city and an In
terview was given with Detective Gso. K.
Gard, formerly In the employ OF the
Southern Pacific, who said the plot had
been revealed to him by man who at
first intended to participate In the crime.
Detective Gard Is we'll known in Califor-
mia and his reputation for veracity has
never been questioned
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08

Fatal Explosion In Dynamite.

GREENsBURG, Pa, April S,-By an ex-
plosion Of dynamite at the new Rade-
baugh tunnel near here Tuesday one man
was killed and three injured, two fatally.
Their names are: Frank Grannel, dead;
w. l.. Marshall James Parker, -
Gongaware Marshall and Parker will
die. The mon were thawing out dyna-
mite when large quantity of tho stuff ex-
ploded. Young Grannel was horribly
mangled, as he was standing directly over
the explosive.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Killed His wife, uanged III. SON.

McLEASsBoRo. Ills, April One OF
the most atrocious crimes ever committed
In this (IIamilton) county occurred In the
German settlement, eight miles north OF
this city, sunday afternoon, about
o'clock q neral Boehncr well.to-do
farmer, 40 years Of age, cut his wife $
throat and hanged his 0-year-oll son TO n
rafter in his stable After committing
these deeds ne covered the bodies with
fodder com to hide his crino, AMI mode
his escape 10 the woods Bochin r ana
his wife had been having trouble Tor some
time owe. religions dff rcnces, he being a
non believer ia CathcliCism, while shc
was n firm Catholic
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
BASTlAN FARM MURDERS.
Talk OF Another Man Who Disappear.
Very Suddenly.


Very Suddenly.
ROCK ISLAND, Ills. April S-Close TO
where John Lauderbach's remains were
unearthed on the Bastian farm the sher-
IFS forces Monday dug up coat pair
of trousers and jacket. The garments
were buried about foot In the soil Two
plows are now constantly at work over
turning the ground. A search Of the Nc
Laughlin place, which adjoins the Bas-
tian farm, has also been begun. Thus
far nothing has been found there but n
deserted house. Il was explored, but
without result.
The remains OF John Lauderbach were
buried Monday in Chipplanmock ceme'
terry, a number OF German citizens agree
ing to stand the expenses Of lot and a
decent burial rather than allow the un-
fortunate's bones to be inferred In the
potters fold. There IL now talk Of an.
other man suddenly disappearing while in
Bastian's employ three years ago. His
name was Hugh McCaffrey, 25 years old
and native Of Ireland He was heavy.
set man Of light complexion, and Is said
To have had money In the old country. He
disappeared just as the others did, for
whom search Ii now being made
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08

MARTIN. Mich, April s-Mary Ander
son of Montcith, 10 years old, was enter
ing her fathers shop when two men
seized her and tried to make her tell
where her father KEEP his money. She
refused and they threatened her with
death. Then they set fire to her clothing,
but she refused to say anything. They
quenched the fire, and tying her hands
and feet, left the shop. locking the door
after them She was not badly burned.
She has given the officers descriptions ol
her assai,ants and the whole county is
searchinu for the men
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Won the Chess Championship.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8.-Jackson w.
Showalter OF New York Monday night
won the chess championship of the United
States and purse of 500 by defeating
Emil KemeIy of this city In the flfteent h
game of the match The condi-
tions of tho match were that
the player first scoring seven wins
should be declared the victor. Mon
day nights results brought Showalter's
score up to the requisite number. The
deciding game was IA Ruy Lopez and Kem-
eny resigned on the thirty-ihird move.
The score: Showaiter z, Kemeny 4,
drawn A. r-sfr,r
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Americana winning the Honor..

ATHENS, April Sat the Olympic
games Tuesday Thomas p. Curtis Of the
Boston team won the heat In which he
con ested for tho hurdle race. Ellery III.
Clark, also OF tho Boston team, won the
broad jump with Robert Garrett. captain
of the Princeton team, second. Thomas
f. Burke of the Boston team won the
third heat in the 4J0 metres running race,
with ii. Il. Jamison Of the Princeton team
second. Robert Garrett Of Princeton, won
the shot put. Arthur Blake Of the Bos-
ton team was second In the kilometre
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Sensational Suit In Equity.

DULUTH. Mimi, April s-A rather SEN
sation suit in equity has been begun In
the federal court by Foley Bros. g. Guth-
rie, in which Sir William G. Van Horne
Is roundly assailed. In fact, grossly ir-
regular manipulation Of the Duluth and
Winnipeg road in the interest OF the Ca
madam Pacific Is charged The bill re-
cites that Van Horne promised to take
care of floating debt of 5000 and in
ostcnsibly doing so turned over 1880, ooo
In securities 10 "a straw man," which, ms
alleged, he afterward secured for oue-flf
their value.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Cabinet Omccrs Attacked.
MEASLES AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Little Esther Cleveland Stricken with the
Disease.

Little Esther Cleveland Stricken with the
Disease.
WASHINGTON, April THE meeting OF
the cabinet Tuesday was postponed with
out date, owing to the sudden appearance
of the measles in the presidents house
hold, little Esther Cleveland being strick.
en- with it, This infantlle disease has
been almost epidemic in Washington for
some time past, aud all precautions have
not availed tO prevent Its spread every
where Private Secretary Thurber' =
children have all had the disease in regu-
lar course and to prevent the possibility
of its transmission TO the White House
Mr.. Thurber has absented himself from
his own domicile for the past week and
has made his residence ut the White
House.
However, this sacrifice was of no avail
for Tuesday morning the eruption sud
denly appeared on little Esther Cleveland,
marking her as the first victim at the
White House. To prevent the spread OF
the disease among tho families OF the cab
met officers word was sent 10y telegraph 10
the various departments that there would
be no meeting of the cabinet Tuesday.
and then steps were taken TO combat the
disease in Mr.. Cleveland's household. Or
ders we're sent TO Woodley, the presidents
suburban residence, To put the place In
shape for the immediate reception of the
family. and Mrs Cleveland, accompanied
by ali of her children, left the White
House to make their home at Woodley
until the disease had run its course
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Exciting school Election.

BLOOMINGTON, Ills. April s.-The cleo
tlon Of members Of the city school board
Monday was an exciting event. The
women participated in large numbers.
The victorious candidates are: Colvin
Rayburn, 4. NJ. Funk, and Mrs. Stephen
Akers. Rayburn and Funk are present
members and Mrs Akers was n member
some years ago. Horace G. Bent, mem
Der Of the present board, was defeated
The result is being celebrated by the
American Protective association as vic
tory for the organization.
Republicans elected George ;. Sardam
mayor of Fulton, Ills.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08

Dies MoINEs, April s-rhe Republic.
ans of this city elected John MacVicar
mayor over {. &. Loomis, Dem. The
election at Keukuk resulted in a Repub.
lican victory. that party electing tho as
SCISSOR, A. V. Hoagland, by 147 MAORI y.
a gain of 20 on the vote for assessor over a
year ago. Aldermanic contests resulted
In the election of four Republicans and
two Democrats, Republican gan OF
one, the new council standing eight Re-
publicans and four Democrats. Thomas
L. Duffy, Dem, nominated by the citi-
Gems and indorsed by the Republicans,
was elected mayor of Dubuque
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08

Fort WORTH Tex. April s.--rhe rc
form. or 'llly.whltc" Rcpublican con
gressional convention FOR tho Eighth dis
trlct was held hers Moaday. Aftor ared
hot time tho following delegates wcr'
chosen u the national convention
Thomas Burke. Fort Worth. and w l.
Fisher OF Weather. ,rl Bnth arc NJ
kinley men This d,l gtt.oa wiis 'nte,i
the regular republican dclcgAtl}H IN TIC
Sc Louis convention.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
stril. Failure At purslo.

BUFFALO, n. Y. April "a strong at
tempt was made Tuesday to induce the
street car motormen and conductors on
all the lines to refuse to take out their
cars. Committees of the strikers union
went from barn to barn To call out the
men, but only those who have affiliated
with the organization laid OF. Instead,
therefore. of tying up all the lines In ths
CITY the strikers have succeeded only IN
LAYING off few cars on some west side
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
Mighty Easy on the Rascal.

ST LOUIS April s.-Alfred NJ, Avery.
the defaulting treasurer of Mound City
council No. "a, OF the National Union.
pleaded guilty In Judge Harney's court
10 embezzlement, and was sentenced 'o
two years In the penitcntiary. Avery
embezzled about t3o ool. only about sl,su
beinr stolen from the National Union.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08

HALIFAX, n. s. April s-A disastrous
flre which occurred at the northern
end OF the city Tuesday de-
stroyed the lumber yards and feed stores
of John Davaidson a. Son, burned the res
idencc Of the senior member OF the firm
and caused considerable damage TO sew
eral other dwellings. The total loss will
reach $50, 600, about $500 Of which will
fail ON the Davidsons They have only
small insurance.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-08
r.il.d to Crack the Safe.

STILLMAN VALLEY. Ills, April s.-The
bank here was broken into Monday night.
An attempt to blow open the safe was a
failure, but the vault and a portion of the
building was wrecked. The robbers got
only a small sum, but there was quite a
large amount in the safe. The bank has
many wealthy farmer depositors