Eau Claire Weekly Leader (Newspaper) - July 20, 1895, Eau Claire, Wisconsin EAU CLAIRE WEEKLY DER EAU CLAIRE WISCONSIN SATURDAY JULY 20 1895 THIRD DAY TALK NORTHWESTERN MILLING The Act of 1873 Again the Subject Under Dis cussion Floor Up Some After Break la in MINNEAPOLIS July North western Miller gives the flour output at Minneapolis for the week at 150215 barrels against barrels the pre vious week and 92250 barrels in At Duluth and Superior the output IN THE DEBATE was 84125 barrels against last week and 11700 in 1894 The output at Minneapolis this week will be about 180000 barrels Tho firmness THE YIELD OF WHEAT Estimated the Dakotas and Minnesota Will Raise ISO OOO Bushels PROSPECT FOR GOOD PRICE Horr Defen s American Leg From the Charge of Corruption CHICAGO July Tho third day of the silver debute opened in wheat after the 8 cent break seemed to Induce domestic buyers to take hold more freely though uot in round lots Tho acceptance of from abroad sent out just before in tin auditorium Illinois club helped to make a bettor in the of the start as to export The mills are ing hour having boon more or inconvenient in some respects The subject under was now getting exceptionally high prices for offal all kinds being scarce and 50 to 75 cent a ton higher and this greatly helps them The mills promise to grind 90000 barrels this week The domestic market changed for the better Farmers Advised Not to Sell AM Their Will Be Hay ST PAUL July The Press prints a Pioneer crop re port and interviews with prominent milling men of the Northwest An average estimate of the two Dakotas Minnesota is 130000000 bushels of wheat which should bring an average price of 70 cents a bushel The sum what Mr Harvey had in his book as the of demonetization of After sumo miscellaneous Mr Harvey corruption in tho passage of TH a the measure silver Mr of the are plac local higher and strong and in active de town to wheat years maud inary of the report follows Unless present indications fail the Northwest will this year harvest tho largest crop known since 1891 The acreage under cultivation is much Horr in reply repudiated the inference that the citizens oi the States wore all corrupt and nouo of their women virtuous lie declared that it was not true that every man hud his price Members of congress wore as honest as tho average American citi He the r know whereof ho spoke for he had been u member of that body Mr Horr then took up tiie History of tho Act and proceeded to show the stages through which it had passed and that its final enactment was not until after H had been before congress for more than three years Mr Harvey then re their product in greater than it has ever been before warehouses Feed is though much less of the land has been the farmers having at last awakened to the fact that diversified farming is BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE far preferable to tho old method of I planting their entire farms to wheat nnd being obliged to stand or fall by tho prices of one cereal Only about per cent of the total acreage of the state this year is in wheat as 55 por cent JO years ago The acreage devoted to rye barley and flax has in a wonderful degree and there is a much greater area do voted to the more staple products such tts corn oats and potatoes ood for Huy Tho Fifth International Convention Be ttt H i Hi more July fifth in convention of the Baptist Young Peoples Union of America has begun It was sweltering hot within i tho enclosure of the groat tent brought hure from Cleveland for the conven tion Promptly at 10 oclock President J II Chapman of Chicago arose and called upon the chorus which respond turned tu the attack upon tho honesty ot throughout tho Hobb of Wis made in and STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE P 11 ml Allied to find Joseph Hart July Joseph Mart of Philadelphia who had been stopping in Baltimore for some time has mysteriously disappeared and his friends fear he has been robbed and murdered When he disappeared last week he ha I nearly in cash a gold watch and a diamond ring on his person He is also known to have cashed a large check at a down town bank on the morning of the day that he disappeared Kis relatives have invoked the aid of spiritualists and detectives to find him the family being well known in spiritualistic circles Dr Hart is said to have been a practicing in Philadelphia for some years but had recently decided to locate hero Hg was soton to have married to Miss of Baltimore The young ladys mother consulted a spiritualist who informed her that she had received a communication from the spirts Dr Hart was in tho hands of two rough men who koyt him pris oner flint he was lacerated about the and breast as though lie had and trampled upon Tho medium assured tlie that the doctor was not dead but in great peril Thero is some strange mystery about the COLUMBIAN SUMMER SCHOOL Western Catholic I Expectations Alabama Senator Addresses July 17 attend ance at the Columbian Catholic school the Western Catholic Chautauqua is larger than the most sanguine had uu Highest of til in Leavening U S Govt Report a Georgia State Conven tion DISCIPLE OF and every incoming train JEFFERSON its luota of visitors A telegram of congratulation has been received from the Catholic summer school of Madison Jackson and Many the oast at follows Baking M Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Bond Issue Criticized of The Catholic summer school I America in fourth session at I burg sends greeting to the Columbian Catholic summer school and wishes GRIFFIN Ga July The principal success to its efforts for Catholic higher feature of tho state silver convention education among the people was a speech by Senator Morgan of Alabama One of the most notable addresses Senator Morgan began by saying that thus far hag that by Professor he come to tho meeting as a Democrat G Ewing of Notre Dame uni in find hvnnthnr TJ in Democratic harness and by author ity of Democratic creed to advocate Democratic principles as sound as the grand national party I am here He went on as a dis ciple of Madison and Jackson and many others of our consecrated Indiana on and the Church Magua Charta Ths Action of the Council Great IHjal of Comment About Town Traveling Whether on pleasure bent or business take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of it acts most pleasantly and the fathers to speak m defense of an act fevers headaches of congress that was approved by of sickness For sale the action of the council or The Prompt Measures for Generally Approved hy Nearly All Throughout the city departments HOMESTEADERS THE LOSERS In of Land Office als SAULT STB July 18 George Washington in 1792 for tho free coinage of silver which was reen acted in 1837 and was approved by Andrew Jackson president of tho United States was stabbed below the fifth rib by John Sherman in and was left for dead Lively Continuing he said that Mr Sher mans law of 1878 was such a death A t V t ry blow to silver as a money metal that it A largo shortage has been discovered i in OOc and bottle by all leading druggists Manufactured by the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co only u the books of and and marvellous that silver has had in ife loft to take up its bed But he said it is mov u walk to the This venality was ing of the govern it liii sapp ruj foundations every republic of the Horr again returned t the cle of thu honesty of the American He sid Mr Harvey merely and past Mr people picked out a few corrupt men and drew from rhem the proposition that tiie poilu of the nation wev v Why if Mr Harvey had lived in Jobs time he would have looked over that unfortunate mans sores and would and published th the that al was n Kev Hobbs of an earnest prayer The president was very happy in his address and called forth much laugh ter when ho alluded to thu warm heart and warm aim of tho South IB as be ng very short so that they will have to obtain wheat outside than they union RELIGION AND EDUCATION Tlin Now In Rt Toronto Unt July is 500 delegates to thu PanAmerican congress of religion and education have arrived here and thousands more are expected The assembled in tho Hor pavilion whore addresses of wuro delivered by Mayor Ken per Peninsula aro affected and many n i n i i in full harmony with gold and the parade wni lose land on account of no 11 r u entries of their applications or proof of thf claims eyer having been 1B Step t0 the ord Many homesteaders lose tho sav ings of years A OVU V Jurisdiction FARGO N D July juris diction of the North Dakota A 0 U have been in tho habit of doing In thu European exporting countries tho is below the average and they will therefore have much less to send to countries that will stand in need of wheat have had for tho W was by Supreme Officers had since 1878 silver to all its i ho world must l e The said that ho as a Demo crat advocated the reenactment of the free coinage law of 1837 He continued that tho Democratic party aided by a small band of intrepid Republicans I Suicide During storm a large king Usher Hew down Ban Claire street and mistaking Lars line window for the open air lew with such velocity against the plate glass window of the new drug store that it fell to the sidewalk stone dead A lady passing at the time came near being struck by the bird Mr picked the bird up and intends to it us it has i beautiful plumage past few wheat and with the main countries of Europe short in their crops America which in this cast moans the North west will be looked to 10 fill tho defi ciency This is also true of other crops as well ai of wheat About a month axo it was that ihi crop in was very shun and that Kiggs and Sackott after which the first former rights except that of free coin grand lodge session of North Dakota for uo of showing the was called to order After the action of that party mitteo on had reported senate read copious extracts cers wore elected W A of from The Congressional Bismarck was Workman chosen grand master Mr Horr thru laugh V B chairman of the rye crop was a total failure Since then reports havo come in which show would return to the and proc edol ry t ho ion ow tlie had bron al t ime and printed times and t wic in ie comptroller of The in fid Cll Kecord it was joint local commit too Lieutenant iovernor Thomas With smuggling DEVILS N D July extensive cattle and opium smuggling i that matters in that country are frauds across tho international bound D tho nut so as at still tho ary hero has culminated iu tho arrest rial of and Will crops there and the rye crop in of H Stevens a pior f mam Mulock M P vico chancellor of aro smaller than they have boon tlo buyer of bv MarJ II to prevent a t K 1 IT f j 1 i i mid finr for cold Criticized tho Issue Mr Morgan criticized the bond issue and said tho necessity for such an issue was found in tho tinkering with tho lav Ho said the contract for tho salo of these bonds was without or justification and it has an iy when it Co We lind some one who has been by Holds and people on all hands are praising this great medi cine for what it has done for them and their friends Taken in time Hoods prevents serious illness by keeping the blood pure and all the organs in a healthy condition the grent blood purifier It is them Pills become the favorite who tries the University of Toronto i Smith Ji D of St Paul Minn the congress and a few prominent elegate replied ALLEN IN DANGER w rd and was uld show that it said that Mr his ti time lull about which wt not the Klly in pre in the said that tiie of tbe In ivp lu a that the u i in value of the nation In when tlie anii again as pokeii of as tnd members this time as that the first n to change made in a ut t here was riot Hie Ufo of the Agent Minn July It M AUon States Indian agent at this place has been warned by Imy Point that tho Indians in that to nate him J H government farmer and Peter Parker chief of dian police have been sent to tho set to investigate The writer of the letter is n white man living near tho reservation at that point and is a mem ber of iovernor doughs staff of lUon Sprint Neb IKW Neb July The of four by tho vigilantes i have been jailed hero Murphy turned Kites evidence and is at liberty the three held on tho evidence Sharp KILLED IN COLLISION An Inknown Struck tho Done One Missing KINK CITY Mich July While tho tug Torrent was coming up the canal at the sho came into collision with an unknown schooner i and the captain of the Torn llackett of Detroit and the watchman David Canary of Huron were killed ami one wheelman John Cattanuch is missing for some time past Russia raises over GO pur cent of the rj e used in the whole world and it is probable that this shortage will mako a very good market for tho 170 raised in this country nips short There is also a good for I high prices for hay tho Eastern crop and also that of Michigan Illinois and very light j Ilio of potatoes to be exceptionally large and as this is a product that is in demand it is more than probable the will i be good j it has ivn a with farmers whether io loid their wheat or sell it at the opportunity This year tho and there aro nono better than A and James 1 Hill advise what may bo termed a middle course advise tho wheat growers to sell a pare of shals and Hannah charged with smuggling cattle across tho lino Mr Stevens claims to be innocent NEWS BRIEFLY REPORTED NOT EXECUTED their crop enough to pay their debts and to put them on a good solid foot ing at once and to hold tho balance for prices If the entire crop is put on the market early in the season j the market will be overstocked and the fall evon lower j than it is at the present time On the other hand if tho farmers hold all their crop until late the price will tfo up early and then when the elevators of the West are thrown open to the world the market will be glutted and the object in holding over the wheat will be defeated There will in all a market at good prices for all of the will bo har vested in tho throe states but it must Tho yachts Defender and Vigilant have sailed fur Larchmffnt The comptroller has made a call on national baks for reports of thuir con dition n dis of business Thursday July 11 Alison Injured CHICAGO July the ball gwma here Captain Ansun was hit over the heart by a swift y pitched bail the hist time he was at bat and it is was seriously injured That elegant book Songs Re Household Information will be to any address fur i in postage stamps Address MFI co 1101 Main Street IOWA upon our treasury for gold of tho 1100000000 gold re servo ho said It was a sort of jack pot put up by Mr Shorman that has kept up tho gambling iu ur money It was nover needed to strength to tho United States A country that has paid in and interest more than 000000 in IiO years could not tho support of deposited in thu treasury fio support its credit Senator Morgan concluded as ho had begun that the Democratic party was tho friend of silver It is ho said a safer guardian of the rights of sil ver money than any other party whether Populist or mug wump 1 therefore am willing to entrust this groat question to keeping and I shall remain at my pos under that flag as 1 have done for years in the senate and will do all tha for this tho cause oi One of lie Heaviest the Season But Not Diminge The Rail muds Kioin Washouts The Stomi Over is m my the Eau Claire Wis July 20 SUCCESSOR bo put upon the market as it is needed for t Murphy and their n Advancing on SAN FRANCISCO July 18 Privato on for tho of tho Dead advices just received in this city from j Ecuador state that General Alfaro V Ills July tho insurgent chieftain whoso head man death will precipitate a quarters are at Guayaquil is preparing lor the seat in congress thus to advance with 10000 men on made vacant Politicians of both tho capital of tho republic which is have been actively at work quietly j tho last stronghold of the conservative during all the time Mr has eii ill A or more candidates and aro ready to enter the contest iu this county tho Democrats are of biing able to choose his sue ror Mr wis elected tht ticket by a plurality of over Senator M armer of has been fro y as n possible candi date tlie Democratic Kx Lano of Hills who was defeated last fall by He aaii ak for the nomina George W Pais i prominently un the sido has been illy mentioned as a possible canidate m1 will bo urged by hid friends to tho ticld SLEEPING CARS Celestials Into Man by Wash July Carr at and laid down in the woods to sober up in tho evening ho was dis horribly oaten by dogs Life is not yot but thero is no hope that ho will recover John LONDON luly IS Liberas ro he of serious ie feat when it was that lr Joint who was for Ireland tiie govern had def ared at th WHOLESALE The following quotations are made weekly by reference to the following merchants Uros pork puckers Live to Cattle to Kansas beef Sheep 2 to Lambs 8 to Calves XM to Hides 6 to To Pelts 30 Wool 10 Mess pork Steam lard Sc Leaf lard Hams lOir Bacon tfic to Oc Chickens tl Turkeys b will Cure Your for 8 or Hit Dollar Two months treatment both luca UK will bo sent ym fur sf 1 If you arc not satisfied we will return your money As to our honor and ability we to tlie banks of Address PRO MKD CO 1101 Main O IU choice ii klo of Wis July Xa Hsiu Produce Co Patent standard oats Me corn OOc feed to Baled hay to tailed oat straw fv baled straw to bran shorts corn meal bolted oil cake meal per ton RETAIL 7 iri Iijie 4 Fuel Co Cross extra cl fair clover w medium w red to f IS to fi lo f Crimson or Scarlet clover f1 per bushel WHY NOT YOU IN for Count FT MV duly a long time e customs have sus were frm Canada in sleeping lato somo important ar le on i Wagner had just on the Grand Trunk road In the stateroom wero found four Chinamen with Herbert of who has i record as a Johnson Conductor and Porter McLain d with the Chinamen nf Iron Production u July IN Buis the Iron and Sreel as Tiu production of pg u Tinted in the first half of was gross tuns tons in tho first haf o and tons in tht liulf ot and Millet per bushel Land plaster per too tu bone meal per lb o cents tlie Northwestern Sish and Asu at a meeting Id bore divided 0 prices Jo pr eent to partly for the in glass the I us urgen aily IN u de Kell t ie no ml Campos has cabled to thy u r that the in of de Cuba have from G to 13c mutton S to lamb 10 to loc pork 10 veal 0 to 12 c sausage 10 ham KM to ISj 10 Lo 10 to Year old chicken laid 12 Jo dairy 16 DENIES Not Waste ion WASHINGTON July Faulkner cha of tho congressional denies that any party of orators is to lv sent into the under of the during the summer aud fall for j the purpose oi discussing the currency question iu eries of There is no this fall he says aud K occasion for A Kelly and newly from to IS Lemons 40 doz Oranges dor Potatoes GO to per bushel Strawberries Bananas ioc per dozen aOc a do Radishes Fie plant lb New onions bunch cents New cabbage per lb New Potatoes per bushel cents Peas per peck per dozen Siring Beans per pound Raspberries per quart SIXTH WARD LL the saloons to keep when Nu fient is around Mr Thos is at the drug store during sickness Maurice mons and Fred Harey quit the Dells mill and are getting good wages in the Da k o ta wheat fields Archy gallery is to arrive here in tho week It will leave the East side on time carrying a red signal We want the Sixth ward split in two and make two wards instead of one We are entitled to a better representa t on on tie boa d than what we are getting Let us have fair play Be sides the board of supervisors Would have a batter show Mrs Aper on and Mrs Joe on Bellinger are very sick A host of people talk of going to the Wheaton church opening Sunday afternoon Tho weather man made it decidedly wet Thursday the rain belt covering a wide territory in St Paul in hours three and onehalf inches of rail fell the heaviest in years Kan Claire got about as bad a drenching There was fortunately but little hail or ex treme high wind aid it is not thought the crops were damaged lo any extent except in low districts practical without drainage The storm passed eastward and clear weather is now to be looked for It has been feared frosl would follow but so far this has nol come There was something like a cloud burst between W abash a and Li Crosse and the and roads a sad washout delating Before daybreak Thursday there was a storm with a vivid electrical display At noon Thursday the down pour was something to be Our Translated from the Root Sather county clerk of Eau Claire County Wisconsin was born in at parish Norway He attended the normal school at Mel bus for two years and then taught public and private schools until the age of nineteen Entered the Klabo normal school from which he was graduated in 1SIM and served as a public school teacher until he emigra ed to America in Mr Sather came directly fo Eau Claire and in this city the school master from Norway improve the op of developing bis muscles in a sawmill during the summer season In the fall of the same year be was el parochial teacher and precentor bv the Norwegian conference church of Wednesday evening was the main of discussion and the phase oi tha question were looked at from all standpoints Especially firemen was the reduction of salaries made a subject of discussion and it is needless to say the men do not take kindly to the new orders The discontinuance of hose No H is really a matter of small importance and in no way will it impair the elli ciency of the department Had it not been for the expressed wish of the committee on lire department Chief Daniels would probably have recom mended its discontinuance to city will more than compensate for the closing of the house The one man one horse machine has acted as a and was rarely called out The log canal is Not a kid can escape Col Buttons eagle eye In fart they cannot come within ten rods of the flume flj savs Ill take a this city since Mr Sather occupied this position for the next nine years and won the res oct and esteem of tbe to an unusual degree He Ind a way of his own which made the children look upon school work as a pleasure rather than a July Mr speaks of this aa a Tying time for be had to work hard teaching in order to eke out a iving tuve young men private in and bent his energies upon studying the English language Mr Sather speaks of T F Frawley in one of those who rendered him valuable as istance He after wards gave up ng and sold dry goods for Andrew His services in tbe capacity of proved so satisfactory that he was admitted as a member of tlie firm wo years later the new lirm existing for the next three years under the name of Hollen Sather In Ins friends him to become a candidate for the of county clerk and be was elected He has been re elected by increasing majorities at every succeeding election political opponents admit that he i conscientious in the discharge of his duties and that he keeps his pub lic records in perfect accom which by the way seems to be very our officers It may also be added that be is always ready to furnish any information desired he has a pleasant for every bod v and is Very accommodating Many hope when tbe ity Ii nances are in a more favorable shape the hose house will be continued It yet a question whether the hose house in question should be closed at once or not until Aug 1 The street crews who have been summarily dealt with are busy looking up new jobs As a rule the streets are in lirm and but little needed to bo done The saving on street work during the months the new law of tbe council will be in force will bo the largest item of all some think ng it means as as io curtailing of The grind on tbe policemen is felt rather and Jan 1 next to them will be a day anxiously looKed forward to A member of tiie force Thursday said an man hud no right to make comparison of wages of tbe patrolmen with say men in the mill or on t he st rent Thu police are oblige to furnish 1 heir ov uniforms and I keep themselves wull dressed and thi takes considerably more It that a raise will come the emot gency is passed City Attorney Singleton is quoted a saying iho choice was given of some of the mtn in the lire and polic department of their positions o h and jia was That ami decided action wa needed on thu pat of tho council al admit though of course there an many who do nof approve of all tin changes made The reduction undoubtedly falls witl greatest severity on the am poor abuses ma liave grown up in tbe department am u reduction was advisable is by the poor commissioner tha considerable will bii wrough dependants Tho monthly rents alone c m to more thai the entire amount the council now 11 tippy Homo of Two Known Kmi Well On Wednesday evening July 17th at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Gria vold Walnut street Wai B Hanson and Miss Emma Grisvold united in marriage in of a number of friends and relatives Rev Mr Tangjerd bridal couple stood under an arch of ferns and asparagus trimmed with bouquets of chrysanthemums hride carried a large bouquet of Miss Anna Vihus and Miss Anna Gris vold were the two bridesmaids and Mr Fred Una void a ml Mr Julius Swansea were groomsmen The couple received a large number of handsome and presents The heartiest congratula tions were extended the couple by all their many friends Those present were Messrs and Mesdames N J Grla vold Brant Hanson A Strand F N Larson O Lind Anton Wold L Larson O Hange H Berg Dave Jones Martin Rue G Krong Misses Sharland Tina Johnson Olga Kate Henry Susie Lena Sophie Anna Christiansen Anna Grisvold Edith Baker Ida Chambers Lena Lar son Anna Vihus Nora Mary Dihl Helle Hanson Faye lierlha iris void Anna Thompson Messrs James Charles Will Nichols Julius As a remedy for all forms of Head ache Electric Hitters has proved to be the very best H permanent cure and the most dreaded sick headache yield to its influence We urge fill who aie to pro cure a bottle and give this remedy fair trial In cases of habitual consli pation Electric Bitters cuies by giving the needed tone to the and few cases long resist the use of this modi cine Try it once Mrg boi ties o nly Fifty cents at E ii Playters Drug Store itv A Tea muter for t h Slia u Mildly What may prove a most serious if jot a fatal accident hpponed to John a teamster for the Daniel Shaw Lumber company a 1 oclock Thursday He was putting up bis earn in one of trie smal barns in the yard when he was kicked in the knee by one of the horses Tlie blow was so severe that he sank to the ground and was again with great force this time just above the abdomen Teamster John a few moments after found the wounded man lying on the I mr in a semicon scious condition and with the aid of another man took him to bis home on stivet and summoned medical aid The extent of his is not yat known Mrs Anna wile of f S Kan X Of T with After y only two of A MOTHERS by or nail on of y jwr A Kok To Mother X f Slannard C Christianson Dave Jack son Joe Fred Weinand Aod Albert Anderson SIg Herman Hanson Martin Anton Erickson Fred Krogh PERSONAL MENTION IM win Givone has returned from St J Smith of Osseo In Kan Claire J C Gores returned from Duluth hut sday evening Mrs Wm T rugh from Stewart of was In the Thursday E It Godding is now to be found in he Music Hall block W E Spenser of Rice Lake spent n Eau Hon W P Hartlett and wife have arrived at Portland Ore Mrs Hopper of will visit In this city for a few days Miss Louise Helsem has returned ta her home after spending several with Miss Hilda Hoy me Laura Norman has returned borne after a two months visit with friends and relatives HI Baraboo Henry Sivyer and Mrs E i Gran dell an I family of Milwaukee are the guests of Mrs M W Harris Mrs Frank Howard left Thursday on the limited for Chicago to attend her son Arthur Howard who is sick with A La Grippe is confounded by many per sons with a severe attack of catarrh which in respects resembles the former These individuals suffer severe ly with pain about the forehead eyes and ears with soreness in the throat and stoppage of the nasal passages and in fact are incapacitated lor work of any kind lor cays at a time These Elys Cream has been used with the best results in such cases Tho remedy will give relief Dr Cream Powder World air Medal ami and strap to some of em ere dont heed what I say lads that y REGULATOR co Sold by Dr H A of Minneapolis arrived in town yesterday He took Dean advice and had his lilacs removed lie looks younger now Df Chicago Specialist him n In and that lino Ihc ol find liy bin have Kone it long lo TO VISIT CLAIRE House THURSDAY JULY 25 AMP HIV four UA I year arid un opinion In lins Infit with the ill country util no In din and HO will for iny he oil In t Kyc KJU No 1 i and Lung Uron etc c Hud All with of if ii slow growth in mid all 1 g In Noises in I IH Chronic oi tho I Jlver jinl I Hemorrhoids in tiie knife and ny from anci hiK from I m potency UH the of in youth or in mature and Homo of the follow ing puch HH Blotches of Aversion to Memory which on victim for or marriage call find MX and ft opi Diseases of hy home by tha tne and of local treatment SKIN fK JiKA thorn or not itti the
