davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
500 Selcbuuna. SIOO.

Die esier oieier 8situns usroeu iit freuen srl
srfabrsn, oab ss usnigftsus cine oefiisdtete
arontb'tt siebt, melhs ole Wiiisnfdaft IN all
ibrtR Siufeu gu beileu i'm Stauoe 1T; Saa's
satarib.sur 1T Die einjise isst Der dr,ttdsu
8riiosrihaft betarnts p0fitibs aur. Sotarrb
srfcroert ale sine onftitutionsfrantbsit elns
tonititutioueIle 8sbanoIuns. Sal's Satarrb.
8ur 10 70 innerlit genommeu uuo nirtt oiref
auf oas Blut uuo Die idIsimissn Obsrfda en-
oes Spitems, oaourdl bic 9runolage Der Srant
belt jsrlt0reuo uuo Dem Batitntsu Sraft sebeno.
inesm fe Die Gonfttutuu oss a6rpsrs anfbaui
uno Der Ratur in ibrsm Bsrte biIft Die Vi.
ssnthiimsr baben 70 piel gertrausH 5u ibrsH
ps,frdftsn. oab fff sinbunoett Dollars HsIob
nung fur isoen 6oll anbisteu ben iie ,u turirsr
perftbIsn. east Sud zine aifs bon 3susnii.
len tommsu. Ran aorsfirt:
\ ). Gbeuep & 60. Solebo D.
~ Ysrtauft bon alien apotbsfsrH. Toe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Die ,.2blniide 3situns" srpartet
BON Der neuen 3oaseiessebuns ni9ts
Suites fdr bic WcSinIep'iGe Aominiitra.
tion. SIN ibrer MuSsabe bonn Is. Mai
bsipridt iie bic unsebeuer seiteiosrts, se.
raoesu psrooppslte Baareneinfubr. bic
unier 2ano i'm 8srslei&e NIT Der sIei&en
Periooe fraberer Sabre ipdbreno Der er.
fen neusn @oden Der ieslsen Abmini.
itraiion (pom 6. War; bic 8. Mai Elm.
idIisblid) aus 4nsit Dor ben ins WaB.
IOis sefeisertsn 9oa'anidssn bsr Ding.
lsp'BorIase aufsutpeiisn bat uno iaet /:
..gus einem 8eridte bes S&abamtes an
ben Tarifausidub bss Ssnats gebt bers
Dor, bab bic Boawebereisn eenug 8ob.
ltpif einsefiibrt babsn, UNI ibren 8eSarf
flr bic na&iten bsiosn Sabre bamit ~
Oeden. Die 3uderiieber babsn sinsn
8orratb einsslest. Der fir minbshens
ie1s Wionate rei&t. Das eIeide trifft
in Besus auf aae Waaren su, auf bic
3oasrbbbunsen su ertparten iinb. Die.
ier DarIesuns iufolee bdrfte es su
S&lub oes srfsn Rssisrunssiabrss
Wcainlsps in @aibinston peri9isbene
lanse 6sii4ter ssbsn". @as bic ,,a.
g." bisrmit iassn tuia, iR, baB bic Me.
8inIsp. Naturalization Elm risiisss Deficit
aufsuneiien babsn tpirb, tpenn fe ii6
ni&t bur& bic aufsrI.suns neusr Sn.
lanbfeusrn biIft, ipis Der Senatausfdub
in slsi&er 8orausii@t porialdst. ba bic
3oasinnabmen in oer nd@fen 3sit in.
foIse Der issiesn ibermdbisen @aarsn.
sinfubr sinsn ssipaItisen Radsans srfab.
rem perbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Gin berlbmtsr GftroIoss in 2onbon
bat ss psriu&t. poraus su iaesn, mas in
oieism Sabre nod aLes ssi4eben tpiro
Or propbeseit eroBartiss politii8s @r.
sisnifs unb nmtpdlsunsen. einf6liebli4
oes @nbes bes tirfifben Rei&es I'M sunni
unb Der 8srndtuns Spanien's I'M 9e'
cembsr; fsrner bebauptet er, oab ben
86nissbduiern bebentlide nnannebmli1'
teitsn bssor ftdnbsn. unb bab an @rbbs'
ben. SunsersnOtb unb arissen fein Wan'
gel fem pIrbe. SIN 8ssus ouf bic bs'
portSbenOen @reisniiie in ben Der.
Staatsn iast er niGt piel unb ipeiit nur
oarauf bin, oab BbiIaosIpbia i'm SuIi
Der SduupIus ..srOBartissr @reisnii ie"
isin ipuroe Das cher 1T bic tibers
ra5Henbhe 9ropbs,eiune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Hu8fdnb.

- Nus Dsuti6Iano Iinb mad amtIi.
den 8eridte in bieiem Sabr Bis ,um
Dfai 235 Iusldnoer ausseipieisn ipor.
ben. baruntsr 46 Imerifaner.
- Sn 8wsuiau bei 2eipsis iinb Bel
oem @initur, oes gisfsaers elmer 8rade.
rel brei @rbeitsr, idmmiIid SamiIiens
batter, um's 2eben eefommen.
- Gm Donnsrtaa fanb in Sambura
bic Subilidumsfsier Der Samburs. 4me.
ritanli6en Oampferline itatt, bic am II.
Dtai l845 aesriineet tpurbe.
- Sur bic Observation-Disclosures Seier
bon Sobann @utenbers's @eburtstae lit
in Wains I'M @inperfanonib nit aeip,is
Der Scbannistas GA. SunD 1900 be.
timmt tporben.
-Sn Nanep ii ber 8einipirib Satt.
Ter aus Berlin als Spion serbaftet tpor.
ben. Sattler III Elm eeborener @Iidiier
une bat ben aries 1870 ais frans5fi4er
SoIoat mitsema&t.
- Das foeben au gnbe sssangene
5iscaljabr tpeiit i'm eeutihen ReiGs.
bausbaItetat einsn neberiduB bon 1870, /,
900, 900 Ularf auf, unb i'm Bubaet 8reus
Sen einsn iOI6en bon unssfdbr l0O,.
900, 900 Warf.
-Die ..Rsus Srsie PrsKe" in 8ien
serSifentli4t cine Depeids aus 8onitan.
tinopel. tpel4e iast. bab Ssuiidlanb
i4liebli8 bic 5riebensbebinsunseR &c.
biaist babe, une bic ibsntii6e ylote Der
Nd&te iibsr bieis anseIsssnbeit Der tiir.
tii4sn &esisruns am 25. Wai iibsrrsi6i
tporosn iei.
-Sn elmer Dpnamitfabrif in Sect.
badt. nidt melt BON Samburg. bat am
porlesten Dtontus cine @rpIolion ftattss.
funoen, tpeI6e beoeutenben S6aben an
2sben, 2eib uno gisentbum 3ur 5oIse ge.
babt bat. Bier Perionen murben aui
Der Steae ssiootet. 25 psrpunoet. Die
nria&e Der GrpIOiion III nod nldt fsf'
ssfsat.
-Sdrit 8ismard tpirb feline abIi6t,
Der @artenbausAusfeIluns in Samburs
einen 8eiu1 abauitatten, nun bod aus,
fiibren. Sein dlteitsr Sobn @raf Ger.
bert unb ber 2sibarst Dr. Sdwsnnissr
werben ibn besleiten. Wie ssmslbet.
miro bic Ausfeluns auf bic Dauer bsS
Beiudes tbsiltpeiis abseiperrt psresn,
UNI su ertpartenben Demonitrationen.
UeI&s ben aItsn Serrn anitrenssn mir.
ben, sor,ubeu8sn.
- Ser Reidstas bat am porIesten
Wittipod 80, ,000, 900 Wlarf fur bic Nsu.
betpaffnuns Der bsutiden Artiqerie nit
ssrbsRerten Selossi6lsen bspiaist.
Gusen &i6ter erfIdrte, feline Bartei isi
piaens, fur bisisn 3psd breimaI 10 piel
iu bspiaissn, ais bas abseIebnts Slot.
tenbueset bstrass. ,.Wir tpiiisn iebr
wobl". faste er, ..baB. mas bel Der Ar.
tiaerie an @ifen ssipart wiro. nir bel.
lsi&t our4 8lut perben srisbsn milf.
fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
OermifMte6 Gulanb.

= Sn pieIen 9Idssn Ddaisan's unh
s8isconiin's itiirmte unb idneite es am
1raberi&madunsstase.
- Sn 8rabSod, 3D.. Bat elm Sdurfs
i'm Stalls bon Sames 8obIe einem Bferb
sipei NdseI in ben 2opf setrieben.
: grdiibent ReainIss bat Ssrbinanb
B. Reumann BON SainOis ala 8onfuI in
26ln, unb Wae 8oudfein CD bon Sai.
noiS aIs 8oniuI in 8armen ernanut.
-Sn Gbicaso III bic @iiisfabrit bon
Dm. 8. 8unee, cine Der sr0bten i'm Bes
ten. burt 5euer ssrf6rt iporoen. Sha.
ben sl75. 900.
= Gin picnie Der anar&ifen in Ell.
mem Wdlo1en nabe GIsnpoob, BEL
Bittsburs. fpuroe am Sonntae bon ber
poInei iiberfaIen uno AZ Wduner tpur'
ben perbaftet.
Ndt bSlasrns @si9aftssebdubs in
Goal Greef, Tenn.. iino am 26. Wai
burd 5susr ssrf5rt tporbsn. bsHen llrs
iprune unbetannt iit. Die 8erii4sruns
III Helm.
Sobn DaImer, elm OeIpreSucent in
Iituspille. 3d.. bat SeIbitmorb began.
gen. inoem er ii& in einem OeIbebdlter
ertranfte. Wfan sIaubt, bab er einen
anfaa BON Babnfinn sehabt bat.
- Rsun GriminalanfIassn fnb bon
ben 8unbss. @tobseidworenen in Sns
eianapolis, Snb., eeSen ben Gr' 'Brdlis
benten SObn 8. Sobnion bon Der pers
fra1ten ,.State Rational 8anf" bon
aOsansport. Sno.. srbobsn tporben.
-Dis ,.5rsiIun&. Bill, bsrsufoIse ss
i'm Staate Connecticut nidt erlaubt iein
ioate, .SreiIun1" ,u ierbiren uno bic
aud bsteits i'm Seuat pafiirt iporoen
wur, III pom Sauie nieosrsslt.mmt ipor'
ben. Disie 5batia6s muros int Staate
nit aaeemsinem 8eifau aufsenommen.
- arani unb entmutbist bur& feline
nnfdbieieit. fdaiss 3abIunsen an ieinem
Sauie ju MAIDEN, eri6ob iit am 26
Ulai in @bicaeo Mleranoer z. 8edett,
friiber Glerf in Der Dor eiuisen Wonaten
pertrahten Nationalbanf bon SIIinois.
Dies 1T Der brittle Selbtmorb infolss ses
9anierotts iensr 8anf.
= Aus Wlibinston trirb ssmsIost
80 ipariam NJ man init ber 8ertpenouns
Der BON Gonsrsb aur nnterftdsuns Der
6ilfSbebGrftiaen i'm Ulliiif5ippi Thnle
bsipiaisten Soubs umsesansen, baB nar
Die Sdlite oapon eebraudt ipurbe une
bod ale 8sbarfnife bei6afft tporoen
iinp. $500, 900 purpen bepiaist, sl00,s
900 iinb Oapon iibrie.
- @aspsl's SassmiibIs Bel 2opsG.
totpn, Wfe., purbe am 70. DtaI in bic
2uft seiprenst. Bier Wdnner tpuroen
set5btet unb mebrere perIest. Die
Didbls if poaftdnbis ssrtrimmsrt unb
Der 8srIuit srob. Gin DampfisfsI tpuroe
our1's Dad eeS @ebdubes. Der auoere
bunosrt SUB melt IN ben Sofraum gee
idleuoert.
- Die ,,WiIIins Co.. unb R. 8.
Subbare in Wantato, Wlnn., baben bans
tsrott eemadt. Subbarb i4dst bic 8er'
auf $500, 900 uno oen8er.
auf nidt mebr ats $3.50, 900.
Die nriade ieInes 8anferotts III eiue
itarie uno beitdnOise febIseidIasene Sps'
in AttIsn csr ,,National 2inisso |
Dill &c."
- Nuf idredIi&e Weiis bat ii& in
Decatur. aIa., elm isbr noblbabsnosr
Nann Rumsns Samss 3. GrOdett bas
9sbsn ssnommen. St itsdte ii6 ben
2auf elmer DopseIHints in ben Wuno uno |
cridte ab. Der Obertbsil feines 8Opfes
purbs poafdnois abssriiisn. Die nrs
ia&s Der lbat 1T Elm GsbsimniB. Gr
ioa $500. 900 bintsrIahsn baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

Die idls6tsn 9eiten baben ii& aud
ben psri4ieSensn 3situnsen in Rsbrasia.
uamentIi& ben beuti&en, iduer fiblbar
ssmadt. Dor 8uraem tuuree in Omabu
Der Rebrasta ,.8Orpdrts" bur6 ben
Sheriff perfaufi uno in ben Isstsn Tasen
baben bic Beatrice ..9oft" uno oas in
Sremont eri6sinenbe >. ,.Sternenbanner"
ibr @ri6sinen eineeitelt. pdbrenb bic an
S&idialsn rsi&e Omaha ,9riblns" 70.
ebsn BON Der Omaha .,gOf" iibsrnOm.
men purbe. @robe Aubenitdnbe bel
Sbaissr nnmDsIidteit. oieisIbeu aud nur
tbsiItpeile einsuirsiben, biloeien bic llr'
ia4s Der PubIitaiiOns. Ginftsauns IN
allen 5aasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
Scmfc's
SD ltoentid)e Sieriinbe,
ais Seuu apemne.

Gin uath aItoutidn 8siie aefhbries eotal,
no man fiber 1T fets ansentbms 8isIihafi
AZ fnoa1
Sas nit bsrislben berbunosue R ltau.
rant Iisftrt oae Oelitatsfsn Der Sobrtsisit
,.Bhrsbursu Soibrdu uno biefas Blert,
iuportirfe @eis. uno 0iotbweins, primo Gisdr'
rsu, b6fibs 8seisnunp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03

s@r 2iebIins ber Sausfrauen -
Piasburp's 8ef berfauft BEL Gbtparb
Siebedsr, $40 2ada. Aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-06-03
NortHeile !
&prtbeile /!
&prtbeile F.!

@sstn Der Yrlesuns unisss penn apfnut
3peisIaesns uab BEN Sauptlapsu, 5ii eada-
panna apsnut 10 lsstsrtr nit gSaarsn hbrrla'
btn pcrbsn, unb MIR babsn tabu snsn - Dars'
Sen 8srfauf" inausurirt
gDir nuesn tiusn Ibsil bts Waartrporruibts
~ 20 Gents am Dollar lpSitlaeen, um etn
nUtbiasn Raum ~ srbaltsn. acmmt une BE-
Gtbst bitit 0crtbhe uub trlanet bic nsbtr,sng'
une, bae mir tbun mas MIR btbauptn.
Bir babsn tipa 25 Dussnb 5om O'Sbau-
ttr's, ssn SO Gents bic $t.00 ptrtb, bic mir ju
II 20 Gents psrfauftn.
Gins splt einis BON WGnntr, Sinsliuss uns
aineu anjiistn, ppisn, Slnn uni aappsn,
Gamsn Wrapptrs, Sfirts ,u surtn sistnsn
prsifsu. 8erssbt ni&t rsn plas,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11

no masks were worn. The local militia
had teen on duty two nights. Cover
nor Bushnell had been asked for more
troops during the night, and before z
a. IN. company from Springfield ar
rived. Just then the local company was
Withdrawn from the Jail Mayor GAN
son met the Springfield company en-
route from the depot and sent these
troops back, saying they were not
waEted. The mob, seeing the way open,
then secured a large sledge hammer
and broke for the Jail.
The hammer was not needed, as Sher-
if McLain delivered the keys and the
crowd soon found Mitchell scell. Throw
ing rope over Mitchell's head he was
dragged out, receiving some kicks and
blows. When the outer door was reached
the moose slipped off and Sylvester
Zimmerman retied it so securely as to
receive the cheers of the crowd The
rope was thrown over one of the limbs
of a tree in the court house yard, Mitch
ell was jerked up until his head struck
the limb; then his body was dropped to
the ground. The crowd repeated the
jerking several times, until they we..e
sure he was dead. While the body of
Mitchell was lying on the ground hun
dreds crowded about to see it. The col
ore6 people were greatly excited. They
had previously met and adopted reso-
lutions for the punishment of Mitchell,
but many of them talked about him not
being guilty.
Women and children as well as O
multitude of men witnessed the lynch
ing There was no attempt at dis
guise or secrecy. The assemblage in
the public square was as open as any
public meetings that had ever been held
in that place. The local militia COM
pany, feeling the overwhelming public
feeling against it offered no resistance
when the mob broke into the jail.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
SILVER RepueLIcANs ORGANIZE.
Boilers from the st. Louis Convention
Form New Party.

Boilers from the st. Louis Convention
Form New Party.
Chicago, June 9.-The silver champions
who met here yesterday put in the
whole day and part of the night in the
business of starting the new party. At
the night session resolutions were adop-
ted outlining the plan of action to be
pursued by the party. and Recommending
the appointment of a national executive.
committee of seven, which Is to have
general control OF the conduct OF the
party. The members of the committee
will be named today. The resolutions
begin as follows: Resolved. That the
Silver Republican party of the United
States favors the immediate establish
ment of bimetallism by the independent
action of the United States through the
free coinage of both silver and gold at
the ratio of 1G to I, and clothing both
metals equally with every attribute of
full money, with the right to every
debtor to choose which coin shall be the
basis of payment.
The second resolution says that "the
achievement of this great object Is
deemed by us Of paramount political
Importance, and shall form the control
ing motive of our political action until
1t accomplished" The plan of organiza-
ton includes the appointment of a ma
tional executive committee of seven
members. which committee with the ad-
vice and consent of national committee
is authorized to call a national con-
vention of the Silver Republican party
to meet at such time and place as they
may designate and to perfect the neces-
sary details therefor.
Charles A. Towne, of Minnesota, was
elected permanent chairman of the ma
tional committee. The larger part Of the
evening session was, after the adoption
Of the resolutions, given up to informal
discussion. Just previous to the nation
al meeting the district delegates from
Illinois met at the call of Chairman G.
G. Strawn, of Pontiac. and perfected
state organizations. Among the men,
bers of the national committee are:Illi-
nois, James Fl. Teller; Iowa, William
Connor Michigan, c. e. Watkins; South
Dakota. B. II. Lien, of Sioux Falls;
Wisconsin, d. Frank Powell, of La
Crosse.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
ATTACK ON THE JAIL REFUSED.
But the Mob Comes Again and the Mayo,
Lets 1t Rule.

But the Mob Comes Again and the Mayor
Lets 1t Rule.
The trial was over before 8 o'clock at
night. An attempt was made to take
Mitchell to Columbus on the train at 10
r. m. But the crowds were about the
court house and Jail. and when the car
riage drove up the crowd made a rush
fer the Jail. The military drove them
back, but the crowd soon increased in
fury as well as in numbers. so that
Sheriff Mclean and troops had all they
could do to hold the fort at the Jail. and
the trip to Columbus was given UP be-
fore the departure OF the last train.
Large crowds had also surrounded the
stations so as to make sure of Mitchell
not being taken away alive. With
threatening scenes on the streets and
bout the public square all night It was
1870 a. m. when the first attack of the
mob was made on the Jail and the mill
tary began firing. rhe mob was re-
pulsed with deadly results, leaving four
killed and ten wounded.
After the dead and wounded were
cared for, the crowd rallied. 1t was
daylight soon after a. m. and the
Etreets were crowded with workingmen
and others long before a. m. Every
body in the city was out when the lynch
ing occurred. and in the bright davlieht
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11

sn attachment is to issue and the gov
erpor is to be placed under nominal ar
rest Habeas corpus proceedings will
then bring the case directly before the
supreme court. The grand jury is anx-
ious to secure the state examiners re-
ports to the governor on the failed
for declining to surrender themtaoibgkq
banks. The governors announced rea-
sons for declining to surrender them is
that the jury should have asked for
them instead of resorting to legal pro-
cess. There is fine constitutional point
involved in the controversy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
srate Nbtes.

Duane r.. Stuart, SO, of Detroit, has
been awarded the Elisha Jones classical
fellowship Of Michigan university. This
is the greatest classical honor in the
Gift Of the university.
The twenty-third annual convention
OF the Michigan State Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union Is attended W
fifty delegates at Benton Harbor.
John Rafferty,, an cid resident of Al
bion, Mich, took aconlte by mistake
and died.
Judge V. II. Lane, or Adrian, Mis-.
has accepted the appointment to Ia
Fletcher professorship of law. tenda
him by the regents Of the Michigan
state university. lie will remove 10 Anl
Arbor with his family next October.
NJ. c. Mower killed himself at his
farm, near Saginaw, Mich. Ill-health
is the supposed cause.
Mrs. James Wood was fatally burned
and Mrs. Thomas Bloomfield seriously
injured at Deerfeld, Mich. by gaso-
line explosion.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Thursday, d4.ne 3.

The Derby of 1897. Derby stakes of c.
600 sovereigns. was won by J. Gubbins'
brown Galtee More. a horse bred in
Ireland This is the first Derby won by
an Irish horse
Edgar Harris, letter carrier of Bal
timore, shot and killed his 12-year-old
son George and his young daughter
Ada. wounded his daughter Ella, aged
IA, and then himself. He will die.
Judge Phillips, Of the United States
district court, has sentenced Earl Bell,
of Chillicothe, Me-, to six months in Jail
for passing counterfeit bill at voting
contest to determine the most beautiful
woman of Chillicothe.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Republican and Democratic Methods.

When the Democratic statesmen were
putting the Wilson tariff bill in shape
the lobbyists had no trouble to find out
what was going OH and to make COM
merce Of their information. Things
have changed, and the talent of the lob
by is in despair From the point of view
of that interest the Republican tariff
bill is already failure. Persons famil-
lar with the Washington lobby say that
its misery actually makes it an object
of pity. Why not work the lobby in I'M
der the civil service law?-Wheeling In
telligencer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Chicapo Man for Lees Place.

Washington, June Sex Representa-
tive Frank Aldrich, of Chicago, is in
the city. His purpose in visiting Wash
ington at this time is to consult with
Special Commissioner Calhoun respect
ing affairs in the island of Cuba. While
Aldrich declines to commit himself in
any way it is believed by his friends
that he has been selected by President
Mckinley for the office Of consul gen.
eral to Cuba and that he will relieve
General Lee before long,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Cut to Pieces by a Train.

Marion, Ind, June S.-The meat train
on the Panhandle railway picked up
the remains of a man lying by the side
of the track, ten miles east of this city.
The body had been cut squarely in two,
presumably by the night express. All
that could be learned from documents
found on the body was that the mans
name was Duffer, and that his home
was at Newark, o.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Where Is Bermuda?

Little Bermuda should join with Ger
many, France, the Netherlands and
Johnnie Bull in their protests against
American legislation for our American
country. Bermuda's little potato and
onion salad would be relish beside the
more ponderous mutterings from her
larger foreign allies and anti-American
zealots
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
VIII Also Employ Labor.

Adopt the Mckinley policy Of giving
encouragement to all kinds Of Amer
lean vessels, freight vessels, steam and
sail, that can go anywhere and every
where that cargoes offer or are to be
carried, and gradually build up,
through the operation of the freighters,
the direct, regular, frequent and fast
,teamships of transoceanic commerce.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, June 8.
Following were the quotation on the
Board of Trade: Wheat-June, opened
and closed nominal; July, opened 67asc,
closed 68hc; September, opened 63Ac,
closed 64%c; December, opened 66asc,
closed 665sc. Corn-June, opened and
closed nominal; July, 241ac, closed 245sc;
September, opened 25@c, closed 25Ac.
Oats-June, opened and closed nominal;
July, opened 1870, closed 1Sbc; Septem-
Der, opened opened and closed lS1sc.
Pork-July, opened $40, closed $767R;
September. opened $775, closed $7.721s.
Lard-July, opened 1896, closed $357la;
September, opened 1921, closed $5.65.
Produce: Butter - Extra creamery,
AYE per 10; extra dairy, 12c; fresh
packing stock, % &c. Eggs : Fresh
stock, &c per dozen. Live Poultry
Turkeys 79Sc per ID; chickens, 7@71Rc;
ducks, rose. otatoes-Burbanks, ESQ
s2c per bu Honey-White clover, 11@
I21hc per -: imperfect, 7@9c. Apples
Common to fancy, $2.25@S5O per Dbl.
Chicago Live Stock.
Chicago, June s.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day,
is, 600; sales ranged at $2.20@3.55 pigs,
81 4OG3.6O for light, $320@3.30 for rough
packing, $3.4O@355 for mixed, and $685.
1355 for heavy packing and shipping
lots. Cattle-Estimated receipts for the
day, 5000; quotations ranged at $1,000
$40 for choice to extra shipping steers,
455@5.00 good to choice do, S4.25@4.S0
fair to good, S3.S5@4,S0 common TO me-
dunn do. $3700420 butchers steers,
s96O@4.O0 stockers, S4.100460 feeders,
ST. O0m415 cows S2.C96li60 heifsrs, S2e0
6425 bulls. oxen and stays. sg 20Spi50
Texas steers, and SO c5ctG25 veal calves
Sheep and lamb Estimated receipts
for day. 12C00: quotations rarred at
$3GCT475 westerns, 81 00@4.20 Texans,
90 bOG15 90 natives and So oEi7f so lambs
Milwaukee" - In
Milwaukee. June 8.
Wheat-Firmer No. 2 spring, lie; No
1 northern, 75iac: July, 6S%c. Corn
Higher; No. g. 24c oats Cher; so.
2 white, 21hW22hc Barey-Steady;
No. 2. 31h@32c: samples, 26QS2c. Ilyr
-Higer; No. 1. S4hc.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Lassoed by a Trolley Rome.

Youngstown. o., June 8. - A suit
growing out of a novel accident has
been commenced in court here. John
Glendeming, while riding a wheel, passed
a street car. The trolley rope lassoed
him about the neck, dragging him some
distance before the car could be stopped.
He claims $4,000 for injuries and SIS for
damage to wheel.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Explosion Causes Twenty Deaths.

City of Mexico, June S.-A boiler ex-
ploded yesterday morning in the print
works Of Noriega Bros, in Puebla, caus-
ing the death Of twenty or more persons,
the number not being positively known.
as it has been impossible to remove the
debris caused hY the EXPLOSION.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
wbv should There BE Disorder?

Middlesboro, KY, June 9.-The exam
lining trial of Dugan for the killing Of
Colston is in progress at Pineville. The
plea Of insanity has been set up a
thousand people are present. The trial
Is very exciting. but there Is no disorder.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Good Risk to Take.

With a good "species Of insurance"
for American shipping in the shape of a
discriminating duties bill we should be
able to meet all expenditures of the gov
eminent and save ~ little besides to pay
off some of Growers $500, 600, 900 of
debts
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Not strong Enough for Dictator.

New York, June "a special to The
Herald from Rio Janero says: "Presi-
dent Moraes is so deeply chagrined at
recent political incidents and difficulties
which have been caused by factional
strife that he will resign office.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Poisoned by Canned Tomatoes.

Butler, Ind, June 9.-F. c. Porter,
wife and child, living near Mooresville,
were poisoned by eating canned toma-
toes. The child, 8 years of age, will
nrobab ly die