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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-29

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-29
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-29

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Soldier Boys in Trouble.

Several members of Company f, at RAJ
cine, have involved themselves in serious
trouble and may be prosecuted. They at
tended a dance in Ives and came home on
Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha cleo
trio car at o'clock in the morning. They
had dispute with the conductor regard
ing fares and undertook to run the car.
When the Racine station was reached
Conductor Sorenson called one of the sol
diers liar, which was the signal for an
onslaught upon him by the boys in blue.
Another conductor, NJ. Stanley, took
hand in the trouble, when four of the sol
dicrs and others jumped on him and
threatened to kill him. Alderman Kofzel-
lus, hearing the noise, jumped out of bed,
ran to the scene and saved Shanley from
further injuries. AS it was, he received
a badly bruised face
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
THE BADGER STATE.
NEWS OF THE WEEK CONClSELY
CONDENSED.
Indian Kills n White Man-Soidiers
Attack a Street Car Conductor-Af-
fecting Scene at Sheboygan-Counter

AT Lac du Flambeau, an Indian named
Big George and Il white man named Will
liam Swanson started out on the road to
walk to Il sawmill two miles away. Big
George carried Winchester rifle. Swan
son, it was found later was considerably
half way to the mill an lNdian named
Nibinioshi says he heard Big George and
Swanson quarreling and saw Big George
strike Swanson at the base of the right
ear with the rifle. Swanson fell like II
log, and Nibinioshi says Big George
struck him several times more. Nibini-
oshi informed the authorities, who repair
ed to the scene of the quarrel. Upon ar
irving there they found Swanson's body
buried in the sand. Big George was later
arrested and put in Jail.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29

The Chattanooga Times puts DR..
Nicholas Sem, the Chicago physician
who has been giving much aid and com
fort to the yellow journals who have
been attacking the war departments in
a most ridiculous light.
In an interview given September l,
Sem claimed he had warned the Wash
ington authorities before the soldiers
were sent to Chickamauga that the
place was not fit for n camp, that
typhoid fever was bound to come but
that his protests bad gone unheeded.
The Times draws the deadly parallel
on DIR. Sem, and prints side by side
with his late interview, signed letter
printed June 10, In which Sem declares
that Chickamauga Park is admirably
adapted for large camp; that 1t con-
tanned shade which would furnish pro-
lection from the burning rays of semi
tropical sun, and open fields for drill
ground He then declared that the sup
ply of pure water was ample, that ma
laria had nearly disappeared from that
part Of the country, and that the troops
were in excellent condition as regards
their health.
This disposes of Sem. Before he can
get any further hearing, he must IN
form the public as to when he told the
truth, in June or in September.-Cedar
Rapids Republican.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Gov. Tanners Speech.

Governor Tanner opened the Repub-
lican campaign in Illinois with a speech
at Golconda. The address is local in
its tenor and is devoted mainly to what
Republicanism and Democracy mean
in Illinois. Governor Tanner is in pos
ition to speak with knowledge and au-
thority as to the outcome of the last
Democratic administration. and he re-
views in detail the management of the
state finances and the state institu-
tons. His summing up of Altgeld's
so-called business administration"
expressed in figures. is $922O41 plum
dered and stolen by Altgeld appointees,
$1,5326S7 borrowed money, and S.,
O59,2 25 treasury deficit. AS a cam
paign argument there is multiplicity
of details and a directneSs of state
ment which will keep Altgeld busy
in answering during the entire cam
paign and for some time after. AS to
the national issues involved in the late
war, the governor is sound and takes
a position which will be indorsed by
Illinois Republicans. Our flag has
been hoisted in distant and strange
places, and we will keep it there; bar
harism has made its conquests in the
past, why may not the spirit of hui
mainly and civilization claim some of
the waste places of the earth? If mon
archy and aristocracy can partition At
RIGA and China, why may not peo-
pies republic, with its free institu
tons, GO forth and in the spirit of uni
verSal humanity place it's shield over
the homes and lives of the millions
who have been downtrodden? Why
should not new lands be opened to
American trade as we'll as to the trade
of the nations of Europe? This is
good, sound doctrine. Chicago Trib-
unc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29

Eastern States SO far as the tariff Is
concerned there is hardly, single ex
ception. Protection No Longer Nee
essary' is the cry that is now most
frequently heard. Its enemies can
neither expunge nor explain away the
splendid record of the past year that
stands to the credit of the American
policy, but they have by no means
abandoned the intention of fighting for
THE control OF Congress in 1893 and
the Presidency in 1900 under the ban
ner of free trade and free silver.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Their Soldier Boy Was Dead.

a very affecting scene took place on the
arrival of the Sheboygan contingent OF
the Second Wisconsin regiment of vol
unteers at that place. The father, moth
er and sister of William j. Triers, who
was member of the regiment, but who
died in Porto Rico, met the tyain to greet
the soldier boy. Not seeing her boy leave
the train Mrs. Triers asked ore Of the sol
diers if he knew young Triers. The moth
er was Informed that he dSd and was
buried at Ponce on Sept. 4. The Tr!ers
home, which had been decorated in honor
of the homecoming Of the soldier, was
turned into a house of mouining.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
ADMIRAL. cERvERA AT MADRID.
No Excitement Attends His Arrival
at the Spnnish Capital.

Admiral Cervera has arrived at Madrid.
The news of his expected arrival had
spread, and police and people, in about
equal numbers, were present at the sta
ton. The populacc displayed no excite
ment at the sight of Admiral Cervera,
though the presence of the police in such
large numbers was evidence that the
Government anticipated a demonstration.
Admiral Ccrvera was accompanied by
Captains Eulate, Moreau and other Off
GERS.
In an interview the admiral said he had
a clear conscience regarding Santiago.
Nations, he said, grew great by their vic
tories and not by their defeats. however
glorious they might be. Spain had lived
in a dream and she now had to face a
reality. The admiral added that his war
ships were not destroyed in battle, but by
fire. Gen. Toral, the Spanish commander
who surrendered his forces al Santiago de
Cuba, has also arrived He did so with
out attracting any attention.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
State Items of Intcrcst.

Artley Easson. aged SO, died az Racine
OF blood poisoning.
The fishing at Fox lake has never been
so good as this year.
The 2-year-old child Of J. Deakiu Of Par
deeville drowned in n swill barrel.
Mrs. Emma Foley of Bismarck, n. D.,
fell into Lake Superior at West Superior
and drowned.
Sheboygan Falls refused to grant Il
franchise to the Sheboygan and Plymouth
Transit Company.
Chorson Bros store at Scandinavia was
robbed Of 500 in goods. The burglars
got away on a handcar.
Allen Snyder Of Chicago, aged 10. was
badly mangled by pulley while working
in a Rhinelander box factory.
Mrs Elizabeth Steindle of Brillion com
mitted suicide at Washington. She dis
appeared in June with about $500,
Because there are no funds in the treas
ury of the city of Racine day labocers on
the city streets have been discharged.
About forty small manufacturers are
going to build one large factory bJilding
at Racine in which to move their plants.
combination of the fish dealers along
the Great Lakes has been formed. The
combine will comprise twenty-five large
firms.
Henry Van Seggern, the 15-year-oid son
Of HI. d. Van Seggern, chairman OF the
town of New Denmark, was killed by a
team of runaway horses.
AT Milwaukee, Mrs. Barbenia Barlow,
ski, aged 40 years, died as the result OF
burns due to the explosion of kerosene
oil. She had tried to start fire.
An order has been issued granting an
honorable discharge to Luther III. Peck,
captain of the Third Wisconsin volunteer
infantry, who recently rendered his resig.
nation.
The body Of the man killed by the alec-
trio car at Racine has been identified as
that Of Peter Duffy, aged "a years. Marks
on the face and head lend color to suspi-
cion of foul play.
William Guth fell fifty-six feet al. the
NJ. b. Helmer elevator in Fond du Nac.
He was fatally injured. Guth lived in
Minneapolis and was employed in Fond
du Lac as one OF the roofers.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Welcome the Gold Democrats.

The gold standard Democrats will be
welcomed in the Republican party for
ever, and especially until after the gold
to the laws, and placed in the national
constitution beyond the reach of the
demagogUes who deceive and mislead
their deluded followers on all the dis
honest money schemes they can devise.
The gold standard principle must be
made the paramount issue" until it
has been fully and forever settled that
all the bowling malcontents who can
be rallied under a dishonest money
standard cannot accomplish the object
OF their wholly destructive schemes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Iowa Demo-Pop-sil Platform.

Reading the Iowa Democratic plat
form of this year and the speech made
by 'Sub-Squirt' Stuart as the temper
adopted that platform, should be suf
ficient to cause every intelligent voter
in Iowa to vote the Republican ticket
next November. 1t will not be denied
that that platform calls for "the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver and
gold at the ratio of 16 to l." for 1t so
declares In the words we have quoted,
and it then says:
We impeach the Republican party Of
criminal insincerity in declaring for BIZ
metallsm in the national platforms Of
1888 and 1892 and for international bimet-
allism in 1896, and now in its latest State
platform unequivocally committing itself
to the gold standard. And we denounce
as being dangerous to the public welfare
its proposal for legislation involving the
conversion of the 5O0,OOO,O00 silver dol
lars and the 100000 Of greenbacks,
first into exclusive gold obligations and
next into an interest bearing bonded debt,
and filling the vacuum created by the OBJ
liberation of the nearly $1,OO0,OOO, 900 of
legal tender money with non-legal tender
bank notes.
Think of an Iowa state convention
attempting to deceive the voters of the
state with such fragrant falsehoods as
those in the last sentence of the forego
ing resolution adopted by the Demo
cratic state convention at Marshall
tOWn-DCS MOinpS REGISTER
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
GOMEZ DEFINES HIS ATTITUDE.
Informs His Soldiers TINT They Must
Submit to the Americans.

his SOlOICTS TINT HCy
Submit to the Americans.
In n general order regarding the atti-
tudc of the Cuban army in the evacua-
tion proceedings, Gen. Gomez says to his
soldiers:
THE flag of the republic of Cuba will
always be respected, but it must be- UNDER
stood that The American forces win be in
authority and have the enforcement of all
laws and orders, which the army of lib
Grafton will be called upon to obey. The
alliance of our forces with those of the
Americans has placed a new phase upon
the conduct of negotiations which will
lead to the evacuation of all Spanish
forces from all towns. cities and villages
in Cuba, and in all Instances the Ameri-
ans will have authority over the Cubans.
At the same time ii is understood that
This superiority is not for the purpose of
subjecting the Cuban forces to any other
orders than those governed by the rules of
war and in accordance with our alliance.
Our army is in no way Inundated, but is
rather honored by such an alliance, and
Will cooperate in every way with the
American forces to expedite the eyacua-
ton of the forces of the enemy, to the
end that Cuba may be quickly rid of her
erStwhile enemy"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Couuterfeiters' Outfit Found.

Several days ago A. w. Adams of AL
mond brought two sets Of counterfeiters'
molds to Stevens Point and turned them
over to Sheriff Wheelock. Mr.. Adams
stated that thcv were givea to him hy a
young man who had been in his employ
for n short time. The Young man stated
that he found them in a straw stack on
another farm. The molds are made OF
plaster OF paris, and evidently have never
been used. In fact, one of them was not
quite finished the hole for pouring in the
metal not having been made. One had
been prepared for the manufacture of
nickels and the other for silver ca, dol
lars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29

AS it appears to the Iowa City Repuh-
lican, the motto of the Iowa Democrats
is: Anything for Office
An exchange suggests that the name
of the Democratic party should be
changed to disaster party
The middle-of-thc-road Pops believe
in meeting trouble more than three
quarters of the way. Washington
Post
Silver Prophet Chandler is without
honor in his own country of New
Hampshire. Go, West, old man; go
West.-Syracuse Post.
If the Colorado Silver Republicans
intend to ''vote as they shoot" our old
friend Scattering probably will be elect
ed.-Chicago Times-Herald.
full skill or marvellous misfortune in
getting on the wrong side Of public
uuestions.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
With the resignation of Bynum from
the craftsmanship of the gold Democra-
CIV. one Of the largest bluffs that ever
amused the American people 10 CdAcu
off.-Chicago Record.
The middle-of-th e-road Populists are
early in the field with their presidential
ticket for 1900, but they will find 1t diff
ticult to keep it In the middle of the
road or anywhere in sight for two
years.--Boston Journal
1t would not be surprising if the fall
elections should result in the return
of Kansas, Nebraska and South Da-
kota to the Republican fold. in spite Of
the dead weight Of Republican Inertia
to be overcome in the off year.-St.
Paul Pioneer Press.
Let all the Republican state conven-
tions follow New Hampshire's demand
that the flag which George Dewey
raised In the Philippines and OF which
he now says, Il hope 1t will fly there
forever" shall rot be hauled down by
Republican president New York
Sun.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Same Old Banner.

The silver and tariff questions will
necessarily be the great issues in 1900.
and the Democracy should emphasize
that fact on every proper OCCASION
Kansas City Times.
This is the conclusion expressed by
almost the entire body Of Democratic
newspapers throughout the United
States. The few exceptions to be noted
relate to the currency issue, and are
mostly to be found in Journals located
In the large commercial centers Of the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
CALLS ON THE PRESIDENT.
Clara Barton Outlines Course Pursued
by the Red Cross Society.

by the Red Cross Society.
Miss Clara Barton the other afternoon
presented to President Mckinley verbal
report OF the work done by the Red Cross
Society ut Santiago since the surrender
of the city, and an account of her treat
ment by the Spanish officials at Havana.
Miss Barton described the condition of
the poor at Santiago, and said that not
only the poor but people in ordinary cir
cumstances had been badly in need of
help and she had relieved the necessities
as best she could Miss Barton then took
up the subject of Havana. She told OF
the enormous duties which the Spanish
officials there sought to levy on the sup
plies she was bringing the suffering Gu
bans, and of withdrawing her vessel to
await a more favorable opportunity to en-
ter Havana. President Mckinley assur-
ed her that her action in the matter met
with his heartiest approval.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29

INhe annual harvest of victims of yellow
fever which has begun in Havana should
warn the American Government against
sending troops there before Nov. |. The
increase in the number Of eases of fever
since Captain Brown, master of the
American ship Maryland, died of 1t and
four other sailors were stricken, has been
enough to alarm the foreign and timid
residents, and number tried to leave for
Iamnn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
Mckinley Was 81 Soldier.

Nothing Is too good for the soldier
boys said President Mckinley in Il
quiet talk with prominent Ohio man
Il few days ago. That has been the
spirit Of the whole administration in
this war If subordnatcs, through in
experience or otherwise, have not al
ways carried out that idea, no one can
regret it more kecnly than President
Mckinley.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
ONLY WILLING MEN WANTED.
About 10000 More Volunteers Will
BE Mustered Ont,

Gen. Miles confirms the statement that
there is to be a further reduction of the
volunteer army. Gen. Miles would not
state the exact number of troops to be
mustered out but it is learned that the
plan calls for the dismissal Of not less
than 10000 mon. High army officials are
all in favor of the reduction. They want
the army to contain only willing men, and
to be Il good representation Of the Ameri-
can soldier, so that when called upon to
do garrison and camp duty there will be
no more complaints.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
A, p. DiclSey COMPANY Assigns.

The A. =. Dickey Manufacturing Com
pany, one Of the oldest BUSINESS houses
in Racine, assigned to David G. James.
The assets are given at $4,000 and the
liabilities about the same. The heaviest
creditor is the First National Bank for
$4,000, but it is secured with a mort
gage on the plant. The claim of no other
creditor amounts to over $1,000. The
assignee will continue the business and
fill all contracts. The company manu-
features bob sleghs and speciaiies.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
A VOTE FOR MKINLEY
MEANS
. % CTS "A BUSHEL FOR WHEAT I
AND
10 CTS A RV1SHEJ FOR CORN
D CTS A BUSHEL FOR CORN


How much will you charge to carry
that to town now?'
My poor Populist friend was hurt.
Would that Banquo's ghost of banner
never down? Hadn't the men in town
made life miserable for him, and had
MT they silenced his arguments by re-
minding him of it, and now must it be
brought to his very threshold? Had the
really tender-hearted wife known how
he had suffered for the folly Of believ-
ing too implicitly in the political pre-
dictions of demagogic reformers, l be-
lieve she would have pitied him rather
than have twitted him of his more re-
cent folly. But she was kind even in
her seeming cruelty, for he persisted
In that folly. Her motive was to bring
him back to the paths of political recti-
trde.-E. G. Pipp, in American Econ
omiSt
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29
News of Minor Note.

Spanish troops from Cuba and Porto
Rico are to be landed at different ports
il Spain.
More than 1000 Jews joined the volun-
teer regiments in the United States to
fight against Spain.
Roosevelts rough riders will give
tournament in New York, the proceeds to
be given to sick soldiers.
Mai. Gen. Wheeler will have command
Of the cavalry which is to fern part Of
the army of occupation of Cuba aud Porto
RbN
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29

General order No. 497. issued from the
Navy Department ut Washington, tells
The story of the terrible fight Of the little
torpedo beat Winslow with the forts at
Cardenas last May, in the shape of an
official recommendation from Lieut.. John
Bernardou, the commander of the craft,
looking to the advancement Of Brady,
Cooney and Johnson of his crew to war
rant officers, which Secretary Long did
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-09-29

With imports decreasing and ex-
ports increasing, there is none left to
criticse the beneficial results of the
Dingley bill, which Democracy con-
coded would decrease our imports, but
claimed would destroy our foreign mar
kets.-Ogden (Utnh) Standard.