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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

I5Ieif9preife in NprDDeutf9
| a b unO ben i9pa9en QuTtrie6 f9ldGt%
Fdbigen 8iebes- auf benz 8erliner Murtte 9d<
ben in ben Iunbpirtbf9afttiden &reiitn
SeI Observation-Disclosures na9bdlti9e5 Iufieben
erregt. Set Sabr unb Sag betlagt nun
in ben 8reiien bss Oiterrei4ii&sungdrti9en
@ie6bunbels bic s inu9rbcf9rG n
tungen, Die benz 8ieberporie SeIerret4@
l1neurns i'm Oeutf9en Rei4e auferlegt ipor@
ben iinb. 8etanntli9 biirfen Diefe S4Ia4tz
tbiere ni9t in ben freien 8erfehr treten, tie
perben Dielmebr nur in bei!mmtsn, treiIt
in srDBeren Gtdbten be%lesenen S4la4tbdas
fern unter Der 8ebingung 3ugslaRen, bob
ibre S9ladtuna binnen tpeniger Gage err
folge. Die beutf9en Regieruagen 4aben fth
gu bieTem S9rttte bur9 Seu4snmelbungell
beranlaBt gefe6en, unb bic agrurii6e Prefe
pat biefe @erfiisung, Die ieinet5eit ipe5;en in
8abern oielfa9en Wiberfpru9 Sci Der Be-
D%Olterung fanb, NIT unget6eilter 3uiim=
mung begriBt, tpdbrenb man ii4 in Oeterz
rei4>l1ngarn ba6ur3 gei4dOigt 9luubt. Saz
piepeit bic beiberieitigen Parreien in biefer
Sroge rebt buben, bleibe bier unerOrtert.
S9atia4e lit, baB bieie iebt 70 O~ffentunoi5e.
lelbIt pom Srgane bes 8unpe3 Der 2anb@
pirtbe, BON Der nSG. lunbp. 3tg.", 3ugetan<
bene @iebz unb Tleif9not6 BEG 8erliner
Murttes ben @tebbanbel . eferrei9 :
Il ngarns gu erb0bter Mr6eit! unb sur
grpartung gr0Beter Abf4Iinc nrunIaBt
Pat. SSa, man neigt iOgar gu Der Soffnung
bin, Die &gitation Der GD~nfr!nenten, Die
unter Der Sleif9tbsuerung leibea, perbe
bur9 bic Warttlage neu tnt5c9t perten
unb CUR MiIberung ober 8eIeitigun5 Der
beute geltenben Observation-Disclosures Nn=
LAB geben. Sb man barin n;dt 5u.optiz
mifif4 bentt, tpirO ii9 I'M 2aufe Der
Wonate pobI geniigenb 5eigen. Die 8erz
Adltntfe bes 8ie66anbels in OelterreiG>l1nz
garn Giegen eben ni9t 10 einfa9. Sn
Se terrei9 Fat man nit %riibmensperz
them @ifer buIb mad 4bf9luB beg 1891er
Observation-Disclosures ii8 6eeilt, bic
DE grinbli9 gu tilgen, unb
biefes 3iel purbe benin aud binaen perbGltz
niBmGBig tur5er 3eit, tpenn audi untsr orOz
BEN 9elbopfern = bic 8efiBsr Der geteulten
S6iere purben aus benz StaatsI9abe reid
li9 entf4dbigt = errei9t. Mber. anbers lieqt
bic Sa4e in Il ngarn. BORT ite6t man
audi beute no9 bor Der SeuHenqefubr, bic
Silgnng beifpieIspeife Der ~2ungenieu6e
pirb nod tmfner erit befpro6et, un5 Biz aur
Ausfiibrung 1T in iOl4en 6GIsn in nrJarn
nod Elm tpetter 8eg. Man gie5t iib bar
iber tpobl AUDI beim Oiterre!6iIGen 9ie6e
banbel teiner SduI9ung bin. Smmerbin
rehnet man uber nit elmer Iebr itarten s3u=
nobme beg 8iebabiobes nab Dem Oeutf6sn
&ei4e, 5und4it nu9 Sibbeutf@lunb.
Senn bic f3tpa4e 8ei9idung hsr no;bbeutz
i9sn 8ie6mGrtte unb lire bpban 9rcisnotiz
rungen miiffen ia tpobG I9oa b;nuen fiiras=
tier 3eit ba3u fiibren, baB 5ioOeutl6Ionb
Sransporte nu9 Dem Nprben r;6ten tpirb.
norans ft3 bann Elm tpefentli6 er606ter Be-
BARI na8 5ibbeutf6tqnb, bpr MGsm in
8apern srgeben muB. limb Ger 9ieb6onbel
Seferret4s, Der in ben MIpenlGnbsrn iib,r
gan3 bortreffIi8e @9Ga3tbie65efdnSe Der
figt, f9eint 9etpiat, biefe @unF Der Marftz
lage trdftigft a%us3unuBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Waun erftebt alio aug oori tebenber Saz
Belle, baB bus Mc&inlepgeieb srfi1t bet,
mas ps beripro9en: @s bat cine nelte SnS
butrie gef&affen urb audi in bieiem
3pstge bic Ser. Staaten unab9dn9ig
Don europa gema9t.
Dte itebt es nun nit Der 8%ebauptung
Der 9emotraten, baB Der Mc&inlepzSari
ben r8Ie6teiel bes orrnen Munnes" psrz
tbeuert bube9
@ir geben i'm 5oGgenben eile 3ufam@
meniteIung BEG Wertbs bes i m p 0 TT / :
ten 8eiBbIe4s unb beg preiies, gu benz
es bier gu 2anbe b~ertQuft purbe:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Sans RubGt9 tpeI6er bon ben Ser
anitaltern Der iinf3igiGbrtqenSuz
btldumSfeter Der Npbotoufz
b ebung in @rbersbprf gu bieiem
Seite geldbar tporben mar, bat an bieIelben
Gus 0aboS in Der S9psi5, mo er 1n6 qeoenz
tDdrttg auf9dlt, elm S9reiben qeri6tet, in
tpel4em er anfiinbig::, baB er feline Q6reife
beri3teben muBte unb baber benz sseTe ntnt
~bettpo6nen tDnne unb ni9t in Der Qqoe fei.
gu ben SO9nen ieiner ebemaligen Wdbler au
ipre3en iiber bic groBe @efabr, pel6e benz
0e1ti4t6um bon Seite Der Sf6e6sn, Der DO
len tnb bes Glerus brobe, unb INN ife aum
5%tpeiten Meale gu ~geetntgtem @ibertanbe Ill
itdblen, I'm fe auf5uforbern gum @erlufen
unb Qufgeben oller Der bielen sSracttonen.
Parteien unb @~liquen, bic ii9 in Seferreid
gum 8erberben Der beut19en Nation unb
gum Ruine Der Oeuti9en 9esemouie berausz
gebilbet bd6en, um ie aufauforbern aur 8iGz
bung elmer ~einaigen 9roBen 8artei, our 8ez
feitigung Der Id9erli9en S9et6ungen na6
5ructi0n9en, our Grbaltung Der beutI6en
gul!ur unb religi0ien Sreibeit, our @a6z
rung beg alien beutI9en G6aratters DETER
ret6s. @s fei bas ate 2ieb, bas er f9on 10
oft an fe geri9tet babe. 9ie1es 2ieb lei
leiber INNER Dergebens angeitimmt porben;
benno9 1ei bie1es alte 2teb tpt9tiger benin ie,
unb tpenn feline Mabnung ni9t befoGqt
pir6e, 10 piirbe bas geeini9te, unter b06erer
Protection mari9irenbe Slabentbum bic
bonn OGnrpn Der 3pietra9t beTefenen Oeutz
f9en untertriegen. Damn tpGre es dub
mD9li9 unb benfbar, baB na9 t~peiteren flint
gig Sa6ren i'm ielben @rbersborf bas bum
bertidbrige Subelfeit Der 8auernbefreiung in
ber Spru9e Der &%Dnigin6ofer 9anbI9rift
beleu6tet unb in elmer Rebe Der 8etpeis aez
liefert iperbe, bab Elm iunger 8auersfo6n
aug 2obentetn, Sans &ublt9, niemals
eriitirt babe lp1b baB Baron Bra5at i'm
8riinner 2anbtage Die &uf6ebung Der &obot
bur9ieBte, Die @erluIte Der 9euti9en iinb
groB, 10 baB ieBt fogar Sroppau, @iGi, Sc
f8en, 8mbpets, 8riir unb anbere Stdbte
6ebrobt eri9einen, baB fogur Mien in leinem
beuti9sn @6urutter bebrObt tpirb. A1e btefe
Sbatfa6en feien 9%eeignet, tribe 8efir4tunz
gen fir bic 3utunft gu erpeden. Se6enfaGls
fann einen beutfden e~rnitbaften Menf9en
bas lebbufte GortanbolizW erfen i'm @iener
pruter iiber bic 3utunft ni4t berubisen.
8as bic Sf6e6en an Gultur beitben, banfen
fe ben beutfden 2ebrmeitern. &iten brobt
por3uriiden Bis ON Die beutf9en 9ren5en Bel
@ger unb &ei6enberg. @lei9berehtigt m0~
gen bic Sf4eben nit beng eutf9en ipobl fem,
gleidipertbig finb ie aber 10 penig, ,tpie bic
&0nisinbpfer !Sanof9riFt slei9pertbig 1T
benz Ntbelungenlieoe, ME &liepera slei9per=
tbtg 1T 9oetbe. Gum S4lufIe ieines 8riez
fes ertnnert auoli4 IN bQs 8eifpieI bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Gom urb 9elos, pel9e trOB ibrtr hoben
gultur bur9 bic 8arbarei perni9tet tptrben.
Oarum, beuti9e 2anbsleute, Aaltet guiana
men, ben aopf bo9 unb ben Naden iteif!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

= Niebergsbrannt 1T bic ungaz
ride Ortf9aft Mtbu1p6a5a i'm @es3s
primer &omitat, peG4e 200 9GuIer 5dblte,
Bis auf 5 9dufer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12
g 8etfeBung g.

n 8aDer
9err 9rior Dffnete oas buntle Sbor,
Sas binabfiibrt gu odntm'r iasn 8unen!
Gin3ieben mill cine &aiicrin,
Sem Stabl zines 8uben rerfalen.
Sen Gin3uo! pie bat in Der &aiIeritnot
Sn @lan3 unb @lid emit um9ebsn!
Tun bdlt sur epieen &ube i'm
Gin rubloies Mauoerlebsa.
Wtr ienben in @sbmutb ben Iest:n GRUB
Sem baDrii6en 0er3oestinbe.
Gar ielten itimnen sum 0immtls6lau
Die f6uarsen Sabnen i'm Q3inoe.
2eot an Der 9abre einen Straub
&On Alpenblumen nieoer!
Sic bat Die 9eroe 10 iebr oelicbt,
Die 8erge rno aud bic Sieoer.
Stun lit ibr iiber 3aun uno Seit -
Sie eiuiee Sreibeit bei6ieOen
Sic, Die 10 germ su Den @5ben itieg,
Sic mD0e i9lafen in 6rieOen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

ELECTROMAGNETIC 9uIbigung aa4 Der unbe@
rem Dor ieinen Nu9en auf, rposn inn bas
Wfuenniumsidbr, bic 8efu9e ausirdrtigsr
Siritli3teiten II. |. 10. einen prd9tigen An@
lab boten. 4uf ben greiien 9errl9er, Dem
bas 2uno 10 f0rmli9 ME ausgeme4ielt err
f9eiren muBte, ma9te bies Aass einer tie
fen @inbrud. 0ur9 cine felbf in ungarn
nod ME bagepeiene Dirt unb @eiie. Die
Wa6len 81 MAIDEN, fteute 8anffp auf poliz
tii3em, bur9 brafonif9e Mabregeln 9egen
bic uufftdubifG den Selbarbeiter auf Ioaialem
9ebiete Hube fer, pp6G tpiiftnO, bab na3
elmer finf8igid6rigen, an priHFun9en iber%
rei9en Regierungs3eit unb anJe'idt5 Der
immer oeripptrener perbenbea 8erbdltniiie
in Oeiterrei9 bas 3u~bebebiirfniB hes Serr>
f9ers piele anbere &idfi4tsn ii6ertpo9.
Oantbar unb geriibrt bepiQigte Der Monar9
ben braben Magbaren, mas 8anffp pini9@
te, CAB ibnen f%reitpiuig, mas iie i'm ME
bGtten abtroBen %fOnnen, namentli9 10 langs
@rober3Og Qlbre9t, bic Seele be5 IItOferz
rei3ertbums, nod am 2eben par.
@uf fOGAe Nrt lit 1ngarn unter 8anffp
benz 3iele Der grOBmdgparif4en POlitit MAJ
fer getommen, pie friiber in BRET Sabr5ebn=
ten. WelAes 3iel bies aber lit. bas perriet6
8anffp gan3 Offenber3ig, uls er i'm 9erbit
1896 gu elmer Population Der r~rd6bdngtgz
teitspartei aus 9omeaD>8afarbelp iagte:
runier Sbeal 1T bas 9eide. Sur Der Neg,
uuf benz mir ba3u selangen molten, it elm
berf9iebener."
Sas Sbeal Der Observation-Disclosures lpdr
bas SbeaI bes alien &oHutb, Gr fennt feline
anbere @emeinfamteit nit Seierrei9 als
i'm beiten Su1e nod bic @emeinfamte:t fer
PerIon bes 9errf9ers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

Neben benz Nusbrude 5es S9merses
iibsr ben Sob Der &ai1erin unb Des Sanz
fes fir bic aGisitige S9eiGnahme ent9Glt
bas 30 a1ifef IT, bes &atfers nNn
meme 8Dlter!" in 1etnsn S9luBipenbungen
AUDI 5tpet polttti9e Nnbeutungen. Plus
Der unipanoelbaren 2iebe meiner 80lter =
f3retbt Der &aiier = f90pfe if ni9t muir
bas Gefi6l Der pf1i6t, a~usaubarren in
Der mir getporoe1en Senoung, %ionbern audi
bic 9offnrng bes 8elinaens," nnb bus Md=
nifet f9lteBt nit ben @ortsn: sd bete,
baB er (@otf meme 80lfer Iegne un5 err
leu9te, ben Weg Ser gintra9t ju finben,
auf benz lie 9eoeiben unb gliidli@ perben
mOge1." Ser erfe Der beiben s~itirtsn
Sdbe piberlest Elm felt Sa6resfr;it umlauz
fenbes Gsrii4t, bag in ben Iebten Sagen
gang beionbers an @tdrfe gu e%epinnen
14ien, ndmli6 bas @erii9t, baB ser Sat-
fer na9 benz Suhildum abbanfen iperbe.
Ser 5peite Sag flingt pit eias IufForoerz
ung ar bic Pdrteien CUR 6erbsifii6rune
zines pplitif9en Nusglei9s. Gerii@te, haB
etne berarttge Sriebensaftion Dom Miniz
itsrtum unb Der parlamentartI9en Maiprtz
tat geplant neroe, tpare1 in Ser Shat in
Der borigen @o9e i'm l1mlauf. 9p9 nod
ebe bic Srauerfeierli9teiten beenbet paren,
beeilten ii3 beretts Die sSungtf3e6en gu err
tlGren, baB Tie ibrerieits unter teinen UNI
itGnben na9geben tperbsn. pa aber ei1
&ompromiB 3ptf6eE Sfhe@e1 unb 0sutz
T@en nur unter Der 8orausiebung beibtrz
%fettiger Na6giebigfeit bentbur 1T, tpdr eli
gentli9 f3on NIT Der iungtI6e9il9en Gr=
tldrung Ell GROCER She'll Der frieoli6.n Grz
t~partungen 3eritDtt. Hun, na9oem bic
Srauerfeierlt6feiten bpriiber unb Steaieruna
tpte Parteisn CUR NG~tagsarbeit 5uriidgez
tebrt Iino, 5eigt ii9, baB tpeber Die &egie=
rnng nod bic MaioritGtsparteien aud nur
ben fleinen Singer rii6re1 nonen, Inn einsn
@uSglet9 berbetaufI1ren. Die Sunqtihez
3en fii6Gen ii6 in SoGge beffen tpisDer alg
Die dQetnigen 9erren ser @ttuatiQn, unb
ibr utdbrif9es @rscntibcomits bat bereits,
unter benz @i1fluB bes grDBten ale: jung
14e6ifaen 9eBap9ftel. Dcs N6gcorbncten
Or. Stransfp, bic 8egierung aufgeforbert
energti@ere MitteG gtgen bic beuti9e Oppo>
iition in 4ntpeaoung 81 brin3en, Die
&eiolution gebt fopeit, Der 9tegieruaa
3iemlih unoerbiilt ben @erfafunasbru6
gu empFeblen. Ra@ oiei fen @or5ei@en GIT
i41isBen, 1T tpenig Nusfi9t borbonben, haB
Die friebli&en @iini6e bes taiferii6en Muz
nifeites in nd4fter s3eit in @rfiauag eez
fen.
X * X
&atfer s r DIN Sofef bat einen Orben
geftiftet, pel3er ben Nomen ieiner perbGi6ez
men @emablin, Der &ailerin @ltfabetb, !rdqt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-12

&atfer 81 DIN 3 Sofef 6at einen Orbsn
g%eitiftet, tpel3er ben Rumen Ieiner berbGi6ez
men @ema6lin, Der aaiierin @Gifabetb, t.rdat.
Sd bin in Der Gage, no9 e6e Der @bbrud
beg prdgeftempels in Wien publi5irt 1T, cine
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26

ents, his father being genuine Yam
kee while his mother was native of
Indinia. Mr.. Sargent received COM
mon school education at Faribault.
Mimi, after which he completed
course in college at Manlius, New
York. In 1877 he returned to Duluth
and entered at oncr into an active
business career and has been identifi-
ed with many of the business enter
prises which have made Duluth fam
Gus. Mr.. Sargent was one of the
organizers and promoters of the Lake
side Land company of which it is
truthfully said that this company did
more in the way of providing cheap
comfortable homes for the middle
classes than anyone except the fortu-
nate pOsessors of these homes are
aware of.
Mr. Sargent was for number of
years extensively engaged in the fuel
business and it is owing to his kind
thoughfulness that many cherries
home was temporarily frightened
during the bleak winter months, by
his liberal donatians of wood or coal.
During his entire business career Mr..
Sargent has been an extensive
employer of labor and the great popu
larty which he enjoys among this
If al &c n Hnt tnr frih An To
to his sterling qualifications and
merits.
Two years ago Mr.. Sargent was nomi
mated for the position of sheriff and
was elected by good majority over
an opponent who was considered in
yincible. Again this year he was the
unanimous choice of the convention
and owing to his popularity and the
further fact that 1t is only his second
term, his friends are confident Of his
election by AN overwhelming majority.
Surely. if "A strict attention to bust
ness, a careful consideration of the
comfort OF those who are unfortunate
enough to be temporarily placed
his charge and the best interests of
the people ever as a guiding star, are
virtues that count for anything. Mr..
Sargent will succeed himself, and now,
even the most partisan among the
Fusion ranks, predict that his elect
ION is a foregone conclusion.
The office of commissioner OF the
4th commissioner district is probably
the least to be desired position in the
entire county. The 4th district Is
not only the largest district in the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26

1t is seldom, indeed, that in one in
dividual can be found embodied all
the qualifications that go to make up
a good official. Some are proficient in
certain lines but woefully deficient in
others. In Mr.. Whipple all these
qualifications seem blended together
and we find at once an accurate, ac-
commodating, methodical official, and
an honest, genial. pleasant gentle
man under all conditions. In fact,
his qualifications have become so we'll
known and have been so perfectly eX-
emplified during the past six years,
that it is absolutely unnecessary for
him or his friends to make a cam
paign in his behalf His election is
absolutely certain and two years more
Of satisfactory administration in
the treasurer's Office in an assured
fact.
OF the Hon. Neil McInnis, Repub-
lican candidate for clerk of court, but
little need be said. Mr.. McInnis is
SO well and favorably known in ST.,
Louis county, that a lengthy and eX-
haustve biography is wholly unneces-
sary. He was one of the early pio-
neers of the county and ENJOYS an ex-
tensive acquaintance. Although
never an aspirant after public honors,
Mr.. McInnis has served the people of
Tower in the capacity OF alderman
and mayor and has also represented
his district in the state legislature,
where by his untiring efforts in be-
half Of his constituents. he won for
himself a host of friends who will not
be slow to exemplify that friendship
at the polls next November. He is
unquestionably one Of the most p0pu-
lar men on the ticket, and it is the
unanimous opinion of politicians gen.
orally, that he will poll the largest
vote of any of the competing candid
ateS. This is as it should be. Mr..
McInnis is thoroughly competent to
perform his duties and his election
means continuation of the present
desirable condition in the clerk Of
courts Office.
For sheriff we have William G. Sar-
gent, the present incumbent. Every
body knows big. jovial. kind-hearted
BILLY" Sargent, he being one OF our
early settlers. having come to Duluth
with his father, George B. Sargent in
the spring of 1869. Mr.. Sargent was
born in Boston. Mass, thirty-nine
years ago from strictly American par
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

Probably the most important office
in the whole county is that of auditor.
It is in fact, the hub of county mat
tiers around which the other offices
revolve as auxiliary spokes. The re-
cent decision in tax matters has very
materially increased the duties of the
auditor and were it not for the fact
that we are fortunate enough to have
an experienced and competent man in
that position, the affairs of the
county, would, in all probability, be
in deplOrable condition. Odin
Halden, the present incumbent and
candidate for reelection, has been an
attache of the auditors Office for the
past twelve years and is, therefore,
thoroughly familiar with it's every
detail. Since his election to the posi-
tion of auditor four years ago, he has
made the cleanest, most business like
and satisfactory official in the en-
ploy of the people, proving himself to
be man worthy of their confidence
and support.
The MINER does not wish to say one
word derogatory to Mr.. Halden's OPP
ponent, Mr., j. K. Wightman, who we
have every reason to believe to be
man of sterling worth and ability, but
owing his lack of experience in the
duties he would be called upon to per-
form, it would be neither wise nor
business like to elect him this fall.
With the conditions that now exist,
the extra and manifold duties that
will be imposed upon the next auditor
there can be but one wise course for
the voters of ST. Louis county to per-
sue, viz: elect Odin Halden to succeed
himself, thereby avoiding all possible
plumbers that would result disastrous
ly for the best interests Of the county.
Probably the largest and most i'm
portant spoke in the official wheel
that revolves around the auditoral
hub, is the office of county treasurer.
Mr.. L. II. Whipple has held this posi-
tion for the past six years and that he
has again been chosen to succeed him
self by his constituents, is the highest
compliment that could have been
accorded him. A man who can fill a
position with credit to himself and
satisfaction to the people for years.
Is certainly worthy Of confidence and
should command the support OF every
voter in his district.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26

county but the rapid strides it is max
ing toward development, compels its
commissioner to forbear all other
duties and give it his undivided at
tention. The necessarily large appro-
priations that are required to open
up and maintain roads in the newly
organized portions Of the district, are
bitterly opposed by other members of
the board who naturally desire to
have all the money possible expended
in their respective districts. But
this is all that Capt. Morcom. the
present encumbent, has had to con-
tend with during his term of office
which extends oyer a period of ten
years. He has been opposed not only
by the other memb erS OF the board
but by several sore-headed, dsyruntIed
individuals who were disappointed
because they were not allowed TO mis-
appropriate county funds. Several
in getting appropriations for certain
roads the aforesaid dissatisfied ele-
ment served injunctions stopping fur
there proceedings and mourning ad-
ditiOnal expense to the county. 1t is
an undisputed fact that the 4th dis
trict is altogether too large for any
one man to handle with justice to the
people and credit to himself But
aside from few of that class Of be-
ings who are never satisfied with any
thing. Capt. Morcom has handled
the affairs Of the district in an honor
able and businesslike manner. His
long experience has furnished him
with thorough knowledge of the
needs Of the various parts Of the dis
trict, knowledge that would require
another, years TO acquire. With
these facts i'm mind the voter that has
the welfare Of the people at heart
and will not resort to needless expert
ment but cast his ballot for man
who has been weighed In the balance
and not found wanting. Such man
is Capt. e. Morcom who asks your
support at the polls on November 8.
Vote for him and you will make no
mistake.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICKET.

For Governor
WILLIAM HENRY EUSTIS,
of Hennepin County.
For Lieut.. Governor
LYNDON A. SMITH,
of Chippewa County.
For Secretary of State
ALBERT BERG,
Chisago County.
For State Auditor
ROBERT G. DUNN,
of Mile Laos County
For State Treasurer
AUGUST t. KOERNER.
of Meeker County.
For Attorney General
WALLACE Il. DOUGLAS.
of Clay County.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
DARIUS +. REESE,
Of Ramsey County.
For Justices OF the Supreme Court
JOHN A. LOVELY.
OF Frecborn County.
CALVIN L. BKOWN,
of StearnS County.
CHARLES L. LEWIS,
of ST. Louis County.
For United States Senator
CUSHMAN X. DAVIS.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26
COUNTY TICKET.

For Sheriff
w. c. SARGENT, Duluth.
For Clerk OF Court
NEIL IcINNIS, Tower.
For Register Of Deeds
A. LOFGREN, Duluth.
For County Attorney
w. IL. PHELPS, Duluth.
For Judge OF Probate
j. Il. MIDDLECOFF, Duluth.
For Auditor
GA HALDEN, Duluth.
For Treasurer
L. II. :, NIPPLE, Duluth.
For Coroner
DIR. }. j. ECKIUND, Duluth.
For Surveyor
KAY NICHOLS, Duluth.
For Superintendent of Schools
b. N. WHEELER, Virginia.
For Commissioner seth District
CAPT. K. MORCOM, Tower.
For Court Commissioner
T. q. HIMEBAUGH. Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26
The New Mill.

Work OF erecting the new saw mill
Is progressing very satisfactorily and
it is expected that the mill will be in
running order shortly. This will
make two saw mills for this vicinity
and the comming season will see
much activity In the lumber line,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

For Senator 51st District
f. K. SEARLE.
For representative
GEO. X. LAYBOUEN.
NELS e.. NELSON,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-26
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Member OF Congress, Sixth District
PAGE NORRIS,
of Duluth
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-11-24
Thos. Freehili Indie ted.

A most unusual and unpleasant case
was brought before the Grand Jury
last Friday, charge OF cattle stealing
brought by one brother against anoth-
or, and both old men in the neighbor.
hood OF 70 years Of age. The Jury, in
the discharge OF its duty, brought an
indictment against the accused for
Grand Larceny. AS appears elsewhere
in the Court proceedings, he was ar.
raigned, pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued until tine next term,
but it is generally believed that 1t will
never be prosecuted.
So far ~ we can learn the facts In the
case, both Pat and Thos. Freehill brand
their cattle with the IF brand, the for
mer on the right shoulder and the lat
ter on the left. 1t appears that Tom
claims them all aud about three weeks
ago attempted to market II head with
A. G. House at Cherry Creek. Pat
heard Of II and went to Cherry In time
to stop the deal, having found In the
bunch l3 head branded ON the righ'
shoulder, which he claimed az his owr
and afterwards sold to Mr.. House. The
charges against his brother followed
al above related.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1898-11-24
Peace Negotiations Broken Off.

The Spanish and American Peace
Commissions met In joint session at z
o'clock Monday afternoon in Paris.
The Americans declared they must
have the entire Philippine Archipelago,
and for treaty cession OF the islands
the Americans rendered to Spain $40,
900, 900.
1t Is further declared that it is the
purpose of the United States to main.
tain the Philippine Islands as an 'open
door" to the worlds commerce.
A later dispatch from Paris, not con-
drmed by the State Department, says
that the President OF the Spanish Peace
Commission, Senior Montero Rios, has
refused to continue the negotiations.
II this be true, the American Commis-
sioners will promptly return to the
United States, and hostilities viii prob
ably follow.