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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

Acti cash bal 1927 2245is 200 Dec 81 $40
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Custons re-
ceipts reported from Washington, S612 $50 in
ternai revenue receipts. $3.50 III and the mis-
cellaneous receipts. 5000: total Government
receipts for the day. S911 .724: expenditures
81 $3.50 600; excess Of expenditures s457. 278 Re-
ceipts for the fiscal year to date. s275 469 6S5
payments. s272. SCI, s25: excess Of receipts So.
6l2,StD Receipts of National bank notes for
redemption to-day. Sl73 sos
suB-TREASURY-The Sub Treasury was
debtor at the Clearing House $45S. $50 It's net
gain OF balance was S9aO544. made UP by a
gain in coin Of 1914 OS6 and a gain in cur
rency Of s16,45S. To-day's operations included
Receipts. $3,2l2.672. payments. s2.222loS re-
sulting in general balance Of S19i.6O2. O21 con-
sisting Of S14s. 7S9 376 coin and S45Si2 GIL cur
rency
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

Outside SECURITY MARKET.
Reported by c. !. Hud-rn 4 Co. No 30 WALSH
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS.
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STOCKS AGAIN HIGHER.
HEAVY DEMAND TO COVER.
BOND MARKET sTRONG-MoNEY AND
EXCHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal act'Ve
securities and net changes from MONDAY 'aS'
quotations were as follows:
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To Whom Ii May Concern:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat The chicssN
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company hss eEerci'eA
the right reserved and by Article ~ o. that Ger
tain mortgage deed Of Of the said The Chicas
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company 70 the cni'ed
state. Trust Company OF New York. as Trustee aa'ss
the fourth day OF July A. y. 1884 ana known a. 'N
First Mortgage Extension and Collateral or ssia Sonr
pauy TO redeem any bonds secured by said nonn"
which night b.. outstanding at time after the '@a
aav q, July IN the year thousand eight huncr@ Va
n,ne,v-.our and has declared it, purpose TO redeem
accordance with provisions Of said mortgage ana
,ad Article IN thereof and every Of the oonds "
cured bv said mortgage and outstanding
PROPOSALS TO SELL said First Mortgage Erteh-
sion and Collateral Bonds prices not exceeding ps
five pe- centum premium there n. and accrued he''
are hereby invited be received al the once OF zen
trail Trust Company Of New YORK. No. - wal street IN
the city Of New York. Y. On THE Nv hNll
EOIRTU ,24th, DAY OF MARCH. A. ID. isSs'
Such proposals may at option II the holders ~ &C
companled BY the bonds for watch the Trust Company
will issue its receipts The bonds delivered 70 '1s
Trust Company will either be purchased IN seoo'aA1
with tho proposal. accompanying the same, or %
turned 10 the holders -.
Any AMI all OF said First Mortgage Extension nv
Collateral Bonds outstanding after purchases are nA's
pursuance. OF this notice will be redeemed az par ~.
per premium and accrued nsfesI 10 yorSsI.
on THE goth DAY OF APRIL. A. D. lsSS' ~ "a
WHICH DATE INTEREST WILL 'EA'" ~
ACCRUE on SAID BONDS.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD OF % pi : pts.sssn,
" G. Pr-RDY Secretary.
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

III TEDEHiT IhEHSth M. ~
THE TREASURY STATEMENT-To-day days
Washington statement. covering actual results
Of two days ago. compared with the last pre-
cedng statement gives the following balances:
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Wnited States
@ortos9e + Grust Co.

Trnnsncts n General Trust ba""es~
Acts a. Trustee. Registrar. and Trnnse'
Agent, Executor. Guardian Admin's"s
tor. &c. Take, entire charge OF ne"' ""e
Personal Estates. Acfsns fI-ca' Asen' '"'
States. Municipalities. and 'orp"r',nons.
Legal Depo-ifary for Court ana i'"''
Funds. Intercst allowed ON oepo,""
Checks pass th rough the Ne" 'crN
ine.Uou.r. Money loaned on bond ana
mortgage. I..ue. First Mortgage Trust
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROn
NEU-YORk.

1920 isaI .o, 90 ' ~ osa
r,or Iannprv i ii ,i5 is2 Sosii62 '1'o''''%
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financial
THE CHICAGO. ROCK IS-kfD AID PACIFIC
RAILWAY C0AfANY.

Chicago. H.. February 1871. isA
To the holders OF First nortgage, Extension
and Collateral Bonds OF The Chicago Rock
Island ard Pacific Railway Company; and
To Whom Ii May Concern:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Sales. $4,000 cou-
ron A OF 1925 at 1884, $4,000 at 124h. $4,000
registered As OF 1925 at 12414 and $4,000 cou-
pom Is AT l12. FINAL quotations were higher as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

PEORIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE.
The following staten ent Of the operations Of
the main line II the Peoria. Decatur and Evans
VILE Railway Cor the year 1891. December esti-
mated. has been furnished by the receiver to
the various committees and parties in interest in
that property
Main Line di1,isiara Al ircar,ae ko= 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-02

The above given figures include SIS. 900 Peoria
and Pelin Union dividend for 1897 II the out
come Of litigation regarding ownership Of the
stock is adverse TO the Peoria. Decatur and
Evansville Railway the result would be:
Peoria Evans
Div. Div. Total
Deficit ....................... s7+oo6 SEQ $50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-13
sseae 3tt asrbem.

0aS Berfabreu, meIGes bier empfob.
len perben fol, trdet 3und6f bem I'm.
Itanoe &eauuug, OaB eS benz Jarmer
an ben su bieiem 3wede gebr1uhliaen
Wert3eugen nlangelt. Sa8 frii9 ab
ge3oseRe 5eQ le8t maa cine 5tunbe
lang in reines Wa6er, bamit ale 8lut.
uno S9muBtbeile aufmei9en, unb
wdi9t biefe grdubIi9 al. 0ierauf
breitet maa bas JeQ. bic Sleil9ieite
oben, aaf einem Slide aus, bgireut
bafelbe nit elmer Oorber fein puIoeri.
frten Mii1uus bon einem 5beile SaIs
unb 3Dei 3beilen aIann, reibt bieie
nit Der Sanb gut elm, bebeGt 6anu
bic gau3e JleiidIeiie finserDid nit
Wei5snfIeie unb legt bas Iea su.
fammeu, 10 baB GIsii6feite auf 6leii9
fet!e liegt. Sas 10 5ubereitete Sen
legt man 3uei bis brei Sage on einen
ttbleH Ort unO breht e8 tdsli9 elm.
NAL um. Rad ablauf bisIsr 3eit III hls
6ea gabr uno nun bdngt man es auf
eine Stange junt 6rnfnen. SH bieies
gei6eben, 10 breitet man bas Gel pis.
ber auf einen Slid, bic Jleii6ieite
o5en, rsibt bieie nit eiHem nafIen Sap.
pen thdti9 eia. faltet hann bas Gsa
wieber iufammeH. pie o5sa angeeeben,
Iub beiafet es NIT eiuem l1uerea
Stein, bamit bic 6eu9tigteit es gleib.
mdBig bur9Bisbe. 9sua ioa bas 6el
eeredt unb tpsiG gemadt ueroen. Sa
@rmaHseluug isbeH WertSeuges tann
bas an befen in fOIsenber Weiie
sei6eben: Dan befeitist einen Spa.
ten, mo m6sli6 in elmer SobeI.
bant. bas uatere gnbe nod oben ses
tebrt, bod 10, bab er gan3 gerabe aufs
re4i fiebt, 3iebt bas 6ea, bic JIeiI@.
ieite auf benz Spntsn, haraber bin uno
Der, in Der edngs tpie in ber 8reite,
pieberboli bies msbrmaIs uub irodnet
es bann i'm 56atten. Rad eikiger
uebung tuirb man bic Geriigfeit erldus
gen, eas Gea 10 gu bear6eitsu, buB es
brau6bar wirb.
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muB fte na1 benz ao1en in Elm onbes
ies GsfdB gieBea. OaS gew6bnIi6e
| 56pfergef9irr cher bic orbiadre Sob
fermaare iptr6 bdufig NIT eiuer 8Iei.
9lafur perfeben, bic uEi9dbIi9 1T,
weHn er bel geatigeub bober Sempera.
tur eingebraunt wurbe. Wenn bie|e
8Ialur ieoo6 aus 9renhmaterialer
iparniB bei 3u uiebfiset 8emperatur
eiugebraunt pnr)e, 10 i1mil,t bas
bier3u oernenbete gleiorio uur uub
bllbet cine oberfl66li6e, glasartige,
lei9t abfpringenbe Sdi6t auf BEN
8ei6irren, bic 8leiori0 an bic 5pei.
len abgeben, menrl93. y. 5auertraut
barin getodt Dirb. 9uf9 ben @enuB
folder 5peiiea meroen baum Maqen.
libel uno Bleitplit peranlaBt. Mtau
ioute baber nur iOI9es 3opfgeidirr
anuenOea, tpel6es cine quite einae.
brannte @loIur befBt; am belten Be.
nubt man iebo@ @ei6irr Obne 8Ieiala.
fur. b. b. fo!dss, bas uidt gels ausReIt,
ipaberH cine bunfeIbraune farbe bat,
ba leBteres geU5bnli6 BON elmer 9ods
iaI3lebmgIalur tiber3ogen III. I'm II.
bene 8efdBe ariinbIi1 au reiniaeu
perben He nit beiBem Wafer gut ass
6riibt uub nit Ipoaenem 2apten oe.
f6euert. Jettfubfansen eutfernt
man aug benlfs!ben, iubem man
Sobas Ober 2auaenwaKer eiue 3eit
Iang bnrin ftebeu IdBt Dbsr fo6t. por,
3ellaH unb Steingut, tpel9ea fedig
9eworben III, reinist man nit 5alns
cll', SaIs. ODER 59pefelfture unb
tiiatigem 0a4ipuIeu' III reiaem Wal.
fer. giferne uub 3iaagei6irre tudi6t
man nit 3Ieie aus unb fbhIt He nit
DeiBsm Wafier. tuorauf iie nit Ieines
neH 9appen aasgenif9t unb umge.
ftiIpt perben. Sas 5deuern 1T BET
eiiernen 8si9iErea su permeiben.
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Wbitebaa Serminns .
gfeae Ginfabrt nod gtem gort bio
y. 4 3. 9. W. Tb.-l1n=
erreidte sSacilitGten.

Wbiteball 8erminus. BITE neue Gin,
fabrt nod 0em Oort, bic am Moutae
ben 19. Suli bia ber Baltimore, ObiO
uub 5tibmeftli1en 8abn er6ffaet
tpurbe, III bic selegenfe Station mad
alIen Sbeilen Der Stabt Nem Oort unb
grooflpn. Oiefer 8erminus III au
Der South Gerrn, 0ftli9 bon Der Bot.
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemielben
Oa9e tuerben Berbinbuneen gemadt
NIT ben 3hgen ber 3meiteu, Dritten,
Se6ffen nnb Veunten Mpenue Sod.
babn; nit beneu Der 8roabspap, 60.
lumbus uub 2eginyton Auenue gabel.
LINEN; Ofs unb Meiiieite Ringbabs
men ber 8ferbebabnlinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb Serrp; 0amil.
ton 4uenue uno 80. StraBe (groof.
lpn) Gerrp.
&auft Cure Sidets mad Neu 0ori
iiber bic .. & 8. 8. %. R'n unb Sbr
entgebt alien nnbeauemlidfsiien.
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GEcnriipn bon Gan Mntunio nad
MeTifo bia Gamfet.@abm.

DenieHisen Sbeilnebmera Der 8ieb.
aii9ters aouueution. bic bon bier cine
SDur mad WteIito unternebmen mol'
len. bietet bic Sunfet,8abn eine quite
@elegenbeit, inben He ftir ben Is. unb
19. Januar fOlgenbe greurRonsraten
feaeefebt bat:
Rad Der 6auptiiabt Merito unb sus
rhf tiber eagle paB $25. 9ieielbe
Sour 5urtid tiber 2arebo $50. 3idets
Biiltig fur 20 Sage.
Rad 9orreDn unb aurtid $17.0O,
Ghltig fur 80 8age.
Rad Wonterep unb surGd $3.50.
@aItis fur sebn Sase.
Wiit ben &ifet8 fur bic 6aaptftabi
uerbeu folsenbe bertauft: 8on Aauas
@aIienteS nod San Qnis 8otoH unb
aurtid $500.
Aguas @alientes mad $ampiep unt
surtid $3.50.
Saapnato nod @nabaIniara unt
surtid 1925.
Srapuato mad auuea unb sarad
$4.25.
8ula nod pa9uca unb 3urhd. 81
HuubreiiesBilIetie bon 9orreou mad
Durango gut fur breibig Sage $6.25
= Der gefunbe Weuf9enperiiant
wdre aei@dbter, .uenu ibn nidbt Sebel
3u beiiben slaubte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-13

elNes Iutbtl9en Sonlpd9flonS. 6aum
cine @odle weilte glfons auf oeuti6em
8oben, ais i'm leia Sdidlal ereilte.
Sn einem 6ffentlideu Gorten fab er
oa8 reisenbe, blonbtoiise WldSden nit
ben frommen, blauen Maoonneuausen
uno eem mie aus Sob seiponneneu
Saar, wel6es jest ieine Srau eewOrs
ben, neben ibr jenes iablblaiie, tpibers
ipdrtise Geiidt, oas lid su ibr neiste.
Seine GinSriide unb Gulpfinbunsen
paren imlHer itarf unb entihieben unb
er oadte n0en sedenbaften asrl
mOdts i'd iosteid) BON ber Seite oeS
blousea @ngel8 reibeut4 .llno- hana
ladte et iiber iid) ielbit. Sonnte 9ener
nit Gem r0tblid blonben S6nurrbart
nidt Elm gang ebrenmertber Meni1
iein? Gleih uiel, el' permodte feinen
Blid BON bem gaare sr perwenoen.
ltnmioeriteblid ihtih ii6 bas Bib bes
blonbetl DidbbenS in iein !Oers er.
Idue ieiHe 9anie 'Seele-ulto 0aneDer
INNER Die uuanseaebsne SraBe, nel1e
ben 9olSigen Sdas 81 beluabren id)ieu |!
Gas paNr mar bon elmer Gltliden
Dame bsgleitet, nffenbar Der Wlutter
beS Gugei8. @r fa6te etnen fibnen
@ntidluB, iltfte eiaen jreien stubl
uuo ieete iib in bic Ndbe Der 0omen.
Inter irseno eineu @urpanSe selans
es ibnl, Elm @eiprd6 ansutnipfen. Gas
BLONDE 9fdbden ipra6 nit IiiBer, ianfs
ter Gimme id)iiftern nit aeientten
slusen. Sie ertSudte i'm mebr uno
mebr. Gr bate iueni9 an 2iebe ges
ba6t, in einem 9anbe, in ipeldem es
feline romantii6eu Irabitionen sibt.
Denned-iO, gang 10 bate ibm bas
Sbeal oes gSeibes uorseidmebt..
Gs sselan9 ibm obue Wiibe, bic Qbeils
nabme nnb aufnertialafeit Der beiben
Damen gu erringen-er ersablte einfad
bon feiner braiilianiiden Seimatb.
Sbsleid er MIR nit GROCER Sden unb
@brfar9t ser id6neu 9lonbine feline
3uloisunsen barbradte, erreste er bens
nod bas Mibfallen bes beeIeitenoen
Germ, Der iidl aIs Better Der Oamen
entpuppte. llnb idon an bielem erlien
Gage fam es 3u feinbIelisen 8liden,
su tleinen @eibuuseu sniiden ben bel.
ben 9erren. Die Mutter aber sing
freun6lid auf Die nene Befauntidaft
ein unb bic 1odter pebrte ii9 nidt
sesen bieielbe. IS las 10 nabs, benz
Ssremben, welder faum oeutiden Nooen
betreten bate, ein menis 6reunblidteit
su ermeilen.
5rau 8iiiins mar bic @ittme zines
bDberseiielltea 8eanten. @ipalbine
ober @oloiue, wie lie genannt muroe,
ibre einsise 2O6ter. Mlan perrietb benz
Sremben bereitlpillis, eab man BEN
@arten otter beiude.
sllfons idlief nidt in Der fcleenoen
Naat-er iieterte-iein 6ers rafie in
miloen Sdldsen. plSslid, mie elm
Glis einidldst, bate iid bic 9eiben,
fdaft fir @albine 8uiins ieiner bes
mddtist. llnb bon nun ab erfiillte elm
beibes, sliibenoes Sebnea ieine 8ruit,
iie 81 gemiunen.
tTortfetrne foIet.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-13

6 a I B 0erb | d I b.
.9tanfeu bat lid ME psrpeIienbe
@iSfporen oerbient!@
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8, SSie gebmer,baft.

Die Sd,merSen oon Neuralgie pcrs
uriaft Nuo Sutpcileu 70 euorm baB
man beinahe baopn oerriidt perben
t0nnte. Saloation Sel beleiti9t iOld,e
ShmerSen lofort uno furirt 9ieurals
gle 70 raid baB 9tiemanb mebr auf bic
l9eile su lcipen braudt. Nerr Saccb
&lein, 1896 Main Str., @oanspillc,
Snb., ffreibt wie fpl9t: "sOleiue SSrau
lit Ieit Z Sahren an Neural9ie aber
leiteem Iie Salodticn Sel 9ebraudte,
it 1le pcllfcmmen frei baorn. Sd, be-
baupte pa6 e6 bas bette ointment lit
nuo ih werpe es immer i'm Naule bali
ten. sd, Ielbit bate felt LANCER 3eit
8beumatiSmus nno aebrandte piele
einimente pod Saloatipu Sel ermies
Ith beiTer ais ir9eub ein anberes Mits
tel unb that bic belten Oienlte. " SaIs
patton Sel fpitet nur % Sents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-01-13
9HbemNei6irr.

Die MaterioIien, aus mel1en bic
@efdbe fhr bic 8ade bersefslIt wer.
ben, fub febr perf9ieben. Wsan bat
Gei6irr bon 3bon, Steingut, qors
esllan. GIos, Sols, guBeiien, G6mie.
beeiienble6. @eiBble9. Rupfer uub
3ina. 6olGs Don 3int ober 8lei
ipllte man niemals 3ur aufnabme bon
RabruussmiitelH fur @eni9en unb
9biere perwenhen. Qber aud bel on.
beren Materiali.n bat mon cine aepiEe
gerH6t au beoba9teR. 10 nameutltdo
bel aupfersei9irren unb i9Ieft ala,
Hrien 5bongeiairreu. gifig unb
iaure 5peiieu bhrfeu in tupferneu Sc.
i9irren tibsrbaupt ni6t ssto9t unb
aufbepabrt perbeu. Ni6iiaure 6pei.
fen ober lol6s. bic uur cine eeriuae
Nense or9anif6er Sdnrsn sntbolten,
mie ]. .. Gru4ifdfte, pfaumsnmus
u. I. m. tbnneu stuar In tubfernsu 8e.
fdbsn eetoGt perben, bod bart ulau
fie bariu ni5t ertaIteH IaHeu, iOuberu
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SioweftteraS luiinidtGu

Wenn Sbr@u6 trseubmo nieberlaiIen
mollt, thut es entIans Der 2inie Der
sats Mmtonto ts,to Mran.
ias Yab . 8abt,
i'm @arten.Oifrift beS Staates. Ge.
funbbeit unb 2lima uniibertroffen.
8ilige 2dubereien fur ben ssarmer,
Worttsdrtner, Obf. unb 8iebsh6ter.
Wegen @in3elbeiten tDenbet guA on
8. s. W rtin, 6. 3. o.,
San aatonio, 8eras.
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gdmtnSiud,t gebetlt.

ginem alien grste. ber bon Der Braris snriideesps
gen lebte. tuurbe bureb einen pittnodben Mifinn6r
bic GeiGreibune zines einfaden negeta6ltd6eu
5eiImittels flr Die icbnele unb oauernoe 6eilung
Withmn uno allen 6nIss uno 2ungentrantbetten
auseebdnoist. Gnb Elm wlitteI fur poiitine. rabbi
tale 6eiIuua bon Reroeni6bipdd5e ufto allen Rers
nentranfbetten. 9acbbem Der Spttor bic number
barren Seiltrafte IN tauieno 5alen erprobt bate.
erodbtete er e5 fir feline Bic5t. oas Mittel einen
Ieioenoen Mitnlenidben betannt 5u MAIDEN. Bon
SD fenoe oieIes S2esept gars toitenfrei an Qrle Die
e5 tuiinchen. in oeutder eneltid5er unb frans6fi.
iber Spraebe nit boiler 2lniueinna oer Seritenuna
unb ees @ebranbS.. Ssuoe Worefle nno Srtetn1arte
fort. %. u. Ropes. $40 Botpers Slod. RoGefer
Mehn ylnrf
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Wtetger 9ptelsSaoebams.
220 OF .gredett SiraBe.
Gbas. 8 eli d, gisentbamer.
Ma6enr unb SahnsraugsnsO Oberateur.

WdHneh' NIL ShauerbQh. %.
W ttwods: Damentag Don 2
bis 6 ubr Radmittags. Gamenbss
bienu1B. gran 6eied siebt MaFaae
auBer bem 5auie. Wan gebe Beliel.
lungen in NO. 220 Of @rofet.
StraBe ab,
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Wir MAIDEN uns forttpdbreHb
Sorgen. I'm feline 81 baben.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-28
VIOLATION OF LAW.

Sect. /, chapter 1858, laws of Wis
consin, 1897, provides among other
things, that:
"The following persons shall be
deemed guilty of bribery at elections,
and shall be punished as hereinafter
provided. Every person
Who shall, directly or indirectly, by
himself or by another person on his
behalf, give or procure or promise to
give or procure or endeavor to pro-
cure, any Office, place or employ
ment, public or private, to or for any
voter, or to or for any person on be-
half Of any voter, or to or for any
other person, in order to induce such
voter to vote or refrain from voting.
or shall do any such act as aforesaid
corruptly, on account Of such voter
having voted or refraired from
voting at any election.
The penalty provided for violation
of this act is fine of 800 to $500, or
imprisonment for two to six months.
There is conclusive evidence that
Mr.. Babcock has violated the spirit
if not the letter of this act in every
county If not every town Of this con-
gressional district. Are there not
instances all about Us of men work
ing for Rabcock's denomination, and
for his reelection incidentally, who
would not be doing so except for APP
pointments secured or for promises
of appointments to come through
him? Almost every reader of this
article in the district can name one
or more who are by this unlawful
practice on the part Of Mr.. BabcOck
brought to his support.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-28
A PRECEDENT TO FOLLOW.

In therepuhlicau county conveu
tiou of 1891 an editor ofthe TRIBUNE
presented the following, which was
adopted
"WuEREAs, The republicans of
Iowa county recognize in the Hon.
samuel w, Reese sterling repuhli-
can, an able lawyer, an honorable
cttizau, who would efficiently. faith
fully and honestly fill the office of
Attorney General, and be strong,
worthy candidate before the people.
RESOLVED, That tits the sense of
the convention chat the delegates
here elected should vigorously urge
the nomination Of Mr.. Reese upon
the republican state convention, and
use aIi honorable means TO accom-
pli~hl it,
The situation at the time justified
the act. Mr.. Reese being the Only
local candidate fora place ON the
state ticket, il was proper IL give
him the support of the county. The
convention believed him qualified
for the position Die sought and 50 oN-
pressed. lu addition, ON motion VT
Hon, J w, Rewey, Mr. Reese was
invited t. uame the delegates whom
he preferred 10 90 10 the state con-
veutiou in his interest and he did So.
New, Hon. Il. l.. Joiner being a
candidate for the nomination for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-28
BABCOCK MAY GO TO CHINA.

Some weeks ago the TRIBUNE
prophesied that Babcock's name
would not be presented to the no'ni-
mating convention. Today many
admit the prediction is likely to be
verified. \ week later but few Will
doubt it, K. ID. Evans, of Baraboo,
is now pronounced candidate for
the nomination, and will almost
certainly be supported by the dele
CATION from Sank county, which has
heretofore been claimed for Babcock.
In Richland county, which has been.
supposedly fixed for Bah, there is a
revolt. The people there never We're
for him, and those who contracted
to deliver the county, now seeing
that his defeat is inevitable, are too
cute as politicians to be caught fol-
lowing an empty wagon. Adams
county, never his except by shrewd
manipulation on the part of few.
is in the same position. This leaves
for him only his own county OF Ju-
neau, in which there are many-some
say a maiority-who will be glad to
escape from his yoke. All pretense
that he will get any support from
Crawford, Grant, Iowa or Vernon is
now abandoned. This being the
case, for him to enter the conven-
ton would he humiliating. Some
excuse for his not doing SO will be
offered, and soon We may expect 10
hear that his great abilities are rec
ognized by an appointment to some
foreign port. TO which the people
of the third district will not object.
even If his station be in China or
some equally far away part Of the
globe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-28
WHY SUPPORT JOINER.

First-Because in qualification, by
the standard Of education, expert
ence and general information in
governmental affairs, ability to see
his duty and courage to do it, he is
the peer of any aspirant named.
Second-Because he is most dis
tinctively "a manof the people and
the best prepared to act for the peo-
pie.
Third-Because his nomination
would be the most polite at this
time, and the most advantageous
for the republican party Especi-
ally in Iowa county is this true.
With Joiner on the ticket, every
nominee for county office and the re-
publican candidate for assembly
will be elected, whereas, with some
other nominee for congress, the re-
suit in the county is conceded to be
doubtful.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-28
La TOILETTE IN JUNEAU COUNTY

1t has been freely stated that the
delegation from Juneau County, in
the state convention Of 1896. which,
under the influence of Congressman
Babcock, antagonized all other
counties OF the district in going
against LaFollette, did not repre-
sent the republican sentiment Of
that county. Recent indications are
that this year, despite Mr.. Babcock,
LaFolIettc viii have the solid and
enthusiastic support Of juneau
county. The following, from the
Nocedah Republican, a paper pub
lished Ia Babcock's own town, sup
ports this view:
"In another column The Republican
prints statement of Hon. Robert
NJ, LaFoIlette in which he announces
himself candidate for the republic
can nomination for Governor. We
ask all thoughtful members of the
party to give il careful and consider
ate reading. For the most part the
reforms there pleaded for were party
pledges to the people by the repub-
lean party two years ago. That
they are now broken pledges the
reader to ascertain has only To refer
to the records of the last Legislature
and the present state administration.
The Republican believes in the sim
certify and honesty of purpose of Mr..
LaFollctte, and that the rank and
tle of the republican party is with
him in this fight. With such lead
er the party could rest assured that
its pledges would be held sacred and
faithfully put into execution as OPP
portunity presented ITSELF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-07-28

down with his party, state and ma
tional, in the political revolution OF
1880. At the close of bis first term
Mr.. Babcock had not done any OF
the things complained Of, and at the
time the above resolution was adopt
ed his record was not known to be
Objectionable. Nobody knows these
things better than the Linden editor,
and nobody can better appreciate
that his presenting this resolution as
evidence Of Inconsistency on the
part of the TRIBUNE is weak petit
Jogging.