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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
MISSOURI.

Kansas City, No. Nov. 5.-Republican
State Chairman Simpson comedies Kan
sas to Bryan by about 5000. Populist
state chairman claims it by 10000. The
Democrats probably have four or five of
the eight congressman and control the
Legislature. The state ticket is very
close. Populists claim it by 5000, the
Republicans by a narrow majority.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
LABOR TROUBLES SETTLED.
Locomotive Firemen Get Concession
Sc,,tI,ar1, Pacific

from the Southern Pacific.
Peoria, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-F. P. Sargent,
grand master of the Brotherhood of Lo
connective Firemen, telegraphs from San
Francisco that he has met with COM
plete success in negotiating with the
Southern Pacific. The members will be
nut on the same footing they were before
the great strike of 1894.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
VIRGINIA.

Richmond. Va, Nov. 5.-From the full
returns of the vote of the state received
tonight it appears that the Democrats
have nearly 10000 plurality in Virginia
on the electoral ticket.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
INDIANA.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 5.-Seventy
four counties out Of ninety-two in the
state give Mckinley 2O,252 plurality.
terially change the results The Repub-
leans have elected nine and perhaps ten
congressman.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, CAL. Nov. 5-With
225,775 votes counted. Mckinley and
Hobart have about 1900 majority in
California.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
OKLAHOMA

The Republican majority in both
branches of the Legislature is increased.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, r. l., Nov. 5.-The COM
plete returns of the state, unoffcially
tabulated, show McKinley's plurality to
be 23,750.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. 5.-Minneso-
ia practically comedies giving Mckinley
1882 plurality. Gov. Clough for gov
ernor, 10,116.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
Milwaukee, Nov. 5, 1896.
CHICAGO POTATO MARKET.

Chicago -Potatoes-Hebrons, 19@21c per
bus; Rose, 18020c per bus; Burbanks, 210s
PC per bus; sweet potatoes, 125Q1.75 per
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
Congressional Districts.
Pluralities by Counties.

Following are the figures for the sew
eral counties in Wisconsin as changed
by fuller details:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-09
The Electoral College.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov 6.-Following is
electoral college as compiled by the Re
publican papers this morning. The Dem
ocrats claim some Of the states i'll the
Republican column, but concede that Nc
Kinley has enough to elect him:
For Mckinley. For Bryan.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-18
May 20, 1896.

Board of school directors met this
day pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Thos b. Walsh. and G l.
Carter; Absent, Jas. Oberholtzer
Minutes of previous meeting read
and adopted.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Dunohue & Henncherry, bill of
March 81, 1896, books and
stationery ..... ....... ~ 10
Jas Langill, Dlayage. ........ 10
Fuller & Warren Co, CRATES
Innings. 22S1
On motion board adjourned to meet
again on call OF clerk.
ThOS. i. Walsh,
Secy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-18
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ng Mr.. James Perslue a

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received prompt relief from pain by
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On account of the above occasion,
the North Western Line will, on June
80 and %. sell excursion tickets to
Milwaukee and return ut one fare for
the round trip. Tickets good return
ing until June %, 1896.
For tickets and full information ap-
ply to agents Chicago & North Wes-
eteru R'y.
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CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO
THE WEST AND SOUTH.
tContinned from last week. J

On June 9 and 90, 1896, the North
Western Line will sell Home Seekers
excursion tickets. with favorable time
limits, to Il large number OF points in
the West and South at very low rates.
For tickets and full Information, APP
ply to agents, Chicago & North-Wes-
tern R'y.
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Entered at the Post Office at Eagle River
Wis, as second class mail matter.
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Thursday June, Is, 1856.
School Board Proceedings.
April 90, 1896.
Board met pursuant to call of Secy.
All members present.

Board met pursuant to call of Secy.
All members present.
Miss Mamie Slattery having re-
signed her position as teacher CT the
third primary department of the Ea-
gle River school and her resignation
having been placed before the board in
> writing, upon motion it was unani-
: mously decided to accept her resigna-
= ton and employ another teacher to
take her place.
Moved and carried that the applica-
ton of Miss Francis Slattery to teach
the third primary department of the
Eagle River school for the balance of
the school year be, and is hereby ac-
cepted, and the President and Secre-
tary be instructed to enter into a con-
tract with her at a salary of fort.y-five
(s45.OO) per month.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
A Croker, 10 cords of maple wood
at 81. rs for Marco district. 1850
III * Mack, hard ware. ...... % %
G L Carter, services 2S so
On motion the board adjourned to
meet on call OF Secy.
- Thos. B, Walsh,
Secretary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-18
June LIST.

Board of school directors met this
day pursuant to adjournment
Present. Thos. Il. Walsh. and G l.
Carter: absent, JAS. Oberholtzer
On motion the follow ing bills We're
allowed
j w Diamond. town clerk, bal
ance due ON purchase price of
books for schools ......... 3 81
Donnahue 4 Hennebelry, bo'ks SIS
w J Walsh, oil and broom. -. 240
J w Diamond, town clerk, SER
purchasing books for schools. 10 90
Thos b Walsh sec, services. -. 81 co
On motion board adjourned until
call of clerk.
Thos. B. Walsh.
SecV
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New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
MEDICAL SOCIETY NOMINATIONS.

The Medical Society Of the County OF New-Nork
held its regular meeting last evening at the Acai-
emv OF Medicine No Il West Forty-thlrd-s st. Pres-
dent Edward -. Fisher occupied the chair. Tne
society first listened 10 technical paper by Dr
Wendell g. Phillips on the causes and prevention OF
chronic catarrh OF the throat ana ear IN young
children Afterward the paper was discussed 10y
Drs John Dorning. James r. Newcomo ana d.
Henry Fruiinight.
"Krause skin transpantng In plaster surgery
Of the face" was discussed by the society Presl-
don, Fisher then announced that the Medical Society
woua proceed to the nomination OF officers and
censors for the coming year the election 10 follow
a, a subseauent meeting The following were placed
in nomination. .,..- =, ,,.,. ~
D. chapgn. Dr. Henry J. Zarrisuis. pr. laighten
Carter rr'S 'S,pM|yoord wv for first vlce-pfcsdent. Dr.
Robert A. Murray for second vlce-,pres dent. Dr.
= r. Bril: Tor secretary, Dr Charles II. Avery:
for assistant secretary, DR. William BuIard Tor
powel Dr Hermon 7. Colyer. Or. Frank Van
Fleet, Dr s. Mark. Or B. +. Curtis Or. Floyd NJ.
crandail DR.. Edward d. Fisher and Or. Thomas
Vlneberg.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

crouds at the stations between Paterson ana ne"
ark and at Eqsex a young girl passed Sina ",'ne
NJ cranes into the for him deles'"o', " W
Democratic County Committee was on manu- 80,
ceive the candidate who was hurrieu ''io"e'
crovd 10 a carriage and driven OF to Caie"o',""
Park a, the other end OF the city Al ne p' "
lor,a crowd had gathered early, ard an hour pe'o,
Mr. prvan arrived the Park Hall. wnch WI" "o''
about coo pcople was packed with men, ine''
several fights at the doors. ana one ma"
severe Injuries About 1900 people were ou'Sue w. %
hail and when Mr. Bryan's carriage re'ch'n ti' nan
there was rush Of the curious to see MN. NV wa,
o,,,cv hustled through door and onto the rear VI
the stage. ~, ,os,ai
Nr Rrvan's appearance started a Juror that hs'eu
several minutes and he stood waiting ana po"'"s
until il subsdcd before he began 10 SPEAK MS WI
after the first few sentences. was heard III ese'y p-
o, the great hall. The speech. whi'h laS''" ~
hour was a repetition Of the arguments useu III
nrevious snoeches and was literally punctuated Dy
annlause one OF his most remarkable statements
follows: , a..
We want bimetalllsm for two reasons IN ,i Ine
first place, bimetalsm gives NOR s,nhiiitV IN
tnan monometallism can give, anu III, .hi.
money is the one thing to be desired lou qu,DD qnH
about what Kind OF mar ha il yfHr fsr more important
that dollar shall remain ar sSSni be made out
OF any particular kind OF material
When Mr. Bryan appeared on the stage 'ne
newspaper men who were present closeN SN"'''e
the audience to determine the character OF '"e "p
nI,uso and /, was noticeable that the demonstra-
lion was made by not than 10 per ceht 0, iii, ii
people present. l'ocai iep99i tt,,ndrada of Repub-
cans and Sound Money Democrats, most Oh Tnun, rgn
rara attracted by curiosity There was Il Ia 20 G
mranortion of Germans all OF whom are opposed 20
free silver At least onehalf the crowG was @ p,3 ny
out OF sympathy with the candidate i"e'e wa" ~
interruption TO Mr. Bryan's speech ooo ,.o,ocr
Mr. Bryan arrived IN Jersey y,b Gty at carriage y The
candidate and his friend crossed the river @ on t, t
boat which arrived at the Desbrosses-s'' Terry "'
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29

when was called from earth no one m9uisu III sana nd
departure more sincerely than j. al" ham kan hs was
born. , ,,. hoan throueh
the several New England states and only one De
iieve / have not been able To visit chihs 10 -
England TO preach the and TO defend tne piino
rin,es for which stand Al this time. came DeoauSe
there is no part or this country wheIc 'nose - r
vocae free coinage unwilling TO p.rs,si. , %
cause There IL no part Of this country whicn ~ ~ ~
cluded from the benefits OF bnetallisin, ' ~ ,ncede
part OF this country which we are willhe W ~ IN
in tho gold standard. Applause and cheers II. III
some portions of the Union the silver scn,e - 'p
lions where the silver sentiment is weakest are me
portions where there has been the least agitatoh anu
discussion and study Of the money question, into
If some foreign substance finds iis way h'uS
your flesh there IS agitation hhere o,iation nnt
that foreign substance Is removed: me noo.o' osn
tation hurts II will continue to hurt How can
suu stance s.op and the arm will be well again They
have interjected into the body polite io,S,s ,Snr
will be agitation until you remove IT, say TOT.
eign financial system, because we borrowed !"
''S'' a voice" Where viii we be when we get free
Mr. Rryan-Te me Thy Esi,ovo :, IS best for the
country. Every nation will accept gold dohar
Mr. Bryan-why? I will tell you; Because its
Value The reason why our gold pecamse GSnr Ihs the
gold bullion are worth ,ne sam ihat hnIlion into
dollar the mint.
The Voice Well how about silver?
Mr. Rryan-When the laws are so. under the
bullion can convert his silver bullion into dollars
at the mint. that will fix mint price for silver
then az we have mint price for gold now, ana
silver dollars will be worth as much abroad as our
gold dollar. Great applause and cheeringD
Now my friends. | do not object to have qles
tions asked. because If am wrong on TINS ques.
ton there is nobody more anxious to hnd II OUT
than | am. But II I right. and my friend Is
wrong | hope he will be anxious to get right
as | I'M. Great APPLAUSE Questions do not hurt
nv friends We are glad TO answer questions be-
cause there Ia not a question that can be asked
by advocate Of the gold standard that cannot
he answered by advocates OF free coinage
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
BRYANLEATES NEW ENGLAND
INCIDENTS OF HIS TRIP YESTERDAY
FROM LYNN, MASS.
SPEECHES AT LYNN. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
IONDoN-HIs REPLY TO GOLD MANS

SPEECHES AT LYNN. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
IONDoN-HIs REPLY TO A GOLD MANS
QUESTIONS IN THE LATTER PLACE.
Ivnn Mass Sept 2s-William ]. Bryan reached
1vnn from Bath Me, at $50 o'clock this morning.
Five hours Of sleep had been his preparation for
todav's hard work With him were Arthur
sewau. Josephus Daniels, Of North Carolina; Fred
W Plaisted. Of Augusta and S. 5. and NJ. W.
scwau nephews of the ce-Presidential candidate
The party was taken TO the Hotel Seymour and
while breakfast being prepared Mr.. Bryan
,r,ad 20 oct a little more sleep At 80 o'clock Mr..
Rrvan and Mr. Sewall left the hotel for Highland
SQUARE where Mr.. Bryan spoke 10 crowd for
half an hour He took the S2l express FOR Boston.
Boston Sept. 2s.-Arriving at the Union station IN
BOSTON at s:3s the candidates and those accom-
nanving them were driven rapidly across town
10 tho Park Square station, where they boarded
IN. Colonial express of the Providence division OF
the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
which started at o'clock ior Providence George
Fred Williams met Mr.. Bryan and MT Scwah AT
the Park Square station and went with them on
the train.
providence Sept 2s.-A crowd Of 1000 people
greeted MIR. Bryan in thIs city this morning ana
listened 10 a short speech from him. He was fol-
lowed by Mr. Sewall and Mr.. Williams. AS MT
BRYAN was about 10 begin his speech small boy
was raised above the heads In the crowd ABOUT Ten
wards from the platform. The boy was crying.
hand him up here" The boy was passed along.
and when he reached the plat the Presidential
candidate lifted him over the rail- while the crowd
choered again and again. After placing the boy
on the platform, he again faced the crowd. ana
with n smile on his face remarked. There's no
telling but that he may be boy orator some day.
New-London Conn. Sept 2s-Mr. Bryan reached
New-I London from Providence at l2I1 A stand had
been erected The Soldiers and Sailors Monument.
near the railway station and from this MT BRYAN
made an address hour long to an audience OF about
1900 people He was cheered frequently and was asked
several questions by people In the crowd George
Fred Williams said few words. and the party then
returned 10 the station and took the l25 train for
Newly a large crowd assembled at the station
10 see Mr. Bryan off Mr. Sewa did not leave the
train at New London. bu, continued on 10 New York
In his speech here Mr. Bryan said
Mr. Chairman. Lad IS and Gentlemen: ! am IN
formed that ! am speaking to-day IN the county IN
which Lunar Trumhull born. When went 10
Chicago as a law student found place In his Once
and for nearly two years was associated with him as
a student is associated with Instructor. And II Is
one OF the friendships which prize because the ac-
ouaintance formed then grew Into attachment. and
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WATSON WARS on FUSION.
TIE poPr1rsT NOMINEE WILL TRY TO BREAK 1T
Up IN KANSAS.

THE pOPUTfsT NOMINEE WILL TRY TO BRIAN Il
Up IN KANSAS.
Kansas CITY. Mo. Sept. PA telegram received
,s, rigbt from Thomas +. Watson PoDulist candi-
date FOR Vice President. confirms the announcement
that Mr. Watson Is to return to Kansas lor anol"e'
attempt at overthrowing the fusion deh II IS as
follows: . ,,.
"I will return 10 Kansas and support the Popullst
National ticket-Bryan and Watson The fuslonis's
IN Kansas have bolted the National Convention OF 'he
marty rebelled against the National Committee ana
treated with contempt the National nominees Se"aI
10 no more our candidate than Hobart Is Democrats
are running Bryan in the mad attempt 10 coH'pe'
ponullsts to vote for Sewan. Democratic managers
should stand by the St Louis contract. just as the
Popuists did ,,, NJ. 49,, Dad Gam,
CHAIRMAN Willets OF the Middle of the Road com
,,ittee expects Mr.. Watson 10 reach Kansas wltnii
dav or two after the Georgia electlonceTtalhly pc
Sore ober l-and tina; he Will be able between tHdl
and october 90 when eectora-icket changes must DC
made 70 convince the Kansas fustonsts OF the nece
stv Of a fair division of the electors II they wou!d
arr y Kansas for Bryan The fusion scheme now IN
effect gives the Democrats Sewall eect9rs IN return
for snnort Of the Popust State ticket the watson
i,es sav this Is not a fair division and demand az
ieast one-haf the electors in addition 10 the state
70 bot
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
BRYAN AFTER 4 BIG SALARY.

The Mckinley and Hobart Machinery Railway
Supply and Metal Association, whose headquarters
have been opened at No 9S Iiberty-st., sent the
following letter yesterday TO the Republican Ma
tonal Committee
Gentlemen: We notice in a speech delivered by
Mr. Bryan at New Haven. Conn, that he attacks
the presidents OF life insurance companies and
charges them with being only interested in drawing
high salaries and having no interest in the poor
man Is not Mr. Bryan making desperate effort
himself for a big salary? Have You heard him
say anything about dividing Il with the poor man?
Yours very truly. LEWIS A. SILVA
Chairman.
Speaking further on this point Mr.. Silva said:
"Mr Bryan attacks the big insurance companies
for being so rich suppose he prefers insurance
companies with little assets so that widows
and orphans will have 70 them for the insur-
ance money and then get nothing"
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
MIR. JONES TO SEE MR.. BRYAN.
THE CHAIRMAN AND SENATOR'S GoRMAN AND
FAULKNER IN CONSULTATION AT THE

THE CHAIRMAN AND SENATOR'S GOkMAN AND
FAULKNER IN CONSULTATION AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
James K Jones the chairman Of the Democratic
National Committee came to this city last evening
arriving at the Fifth Avenue Hotel about o CLOCK
few minutes later Senator A. + Gormah' an
other member OF the committee. arrived at the
hotel Senator Faulkner Joined them later put lei
the hotel In time to go to a theatre Arthur o"""ii
had a consultation with them, 1t was Sdu' anu inc
three Ponocrats were believed to be taking AT Il
late hour about the financial matters or the CUM
mittee Reporters made repeated efforts 70 get III
tervews with them last night. but the cards sent ~
their rooms were returned without replies
Elliot Danforth. the chairman OF the Democratic
state Committee said: "Mr Jones Is here 70 see
Mr. Bryan and consult with him to-morro" "o0u'
the work OF the campaign . - - .-,.,,,
Other Democrats said that Mr. Jones was trSlnb
10 get Senator German to start a Dranch heiuQudI
tors of the National Committee In TINS CITY. ne
committed IS short Of money, and Mr. Jones mas
hoped TO meet Democrats Of wealth In New iork
who could be induced nut their hands INTO tnelI
pockets II was denied last night that MI Jones
had taken much interest In the nomination Vi
Judge Porter in place Of Mr. Thachef.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Cooperstown " Y. Sept. &.-The Democratic
Countv Convention for Otsego County to-day NOM
mated James Young OF Cherry Valley. for Assem-
blyman. and Oscar +. Lane, of Schenevus, for
County Judge
Avon. n Y Sept 2S.-The Democrats Of Living
sion County on Saturday nominated Patrick Hen
bricks. of Lima. for Assemblyman, Fred w Noyes
for County Judge and Charles Ward. of Livonid.
for District-Attorney. The platform adopted
SAYS: This convention hereby expresses IT'S
dIsannroval Of the methods used at the Buffalo
Convention to secure the nomination OF John Boyd
ThAcher."
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
TESTING NAVAL MACHINE Guys.

Washington. Sept 2s-A test OF macrne -. -
began at the Washington Navy YARD to-dc' ' III
guns-the Maxim. the Hotchkiss and thY'o" s
be tested for accuracy speed ana enu'F"" co,,
months aro these three arms were triA, the coN
nro,irg successful and dfty OF that clss were Or
dered for use on naval vessels. The stNrs and
aure hfty additional guns OF the macte Sipi Sipiy re-
the winner of the present contest wlIpioo"
ceiya the award
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
WILD
WithECzenla

Iwas a sufferer for eight years from Eczema, but
now am entirely cured. The palms OF my hands
were covered and badly inhsmed little white
blis,ers appeared. then would peel off, leaving
. red, smooth surface. which would burn like
fire and Itch. On the inside OF the upper part Of
nv liu,bs, great ned bIoiches would appear. and
a. soon ne became warm. The burning and Itch
ins would begin. Night after night would lie
awake and scratch and almost go wild. got u
box of CuTIcURA and a bottle OF CCTIcrRA RE-
SOLVENT, and after q few applications noticed
the redncss and Inflammation disappear; bcfort
rad Esed one Dor here ,cds NOT "a sfos orFcrt,no
i,r can trutb.ully hssert that e2.00 worth OF
CvTicURA RrNEDlfs cured me.
JOHN ID. PORTE. Pittsburg. IA.
errrpy crss TssirNxSr. - ws'm hsih. WITH Co.
rtcrKA soar gentle sppicatons ~ trricrK. (ont
mcni) and iai of CurIcCrA EssolvkNi g:eatea
OF huncr curet.
Sold thrcar hout the world, Pice. CrricrsA, %c.i
Soar ase.; KEsoLvSSr, 5ls. End ". foTIkk Dkro
1xp CHyu Cokr.. Sole Props. Boston. .
uy-" How to Permanently Cure Eczema. nsi'ed nee.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
CnRfAN TO SPEIK FOR BRIAN.

Washington, Sept 2S-It is announced that oeha-
TOR German will take the stump In Maryland Tor
Rrvan and Sewan. He will confne his speaking
70 his own State. His first appearance will be
carly IN October probably at Laurel. his home
0thsr places and dates viii be arranged by the
Democratic state Committee
New-York tribune., 1896-09-29
TAMNANY HALL PRIMARIES.

Primaries were held last night by the Tammany
organization In all the Assembly districts for the
election of delegates to the County. Congress and
Assembly nominating conventions. There was no
fight I'm any OF the districts. John G. Sheehan
was chosen a delegate to the County Convention
from the lXth. Oliver H. 7. Belmont was elected
TO the County Convention from the XXNth.