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   Gazette (Newspaper) - June 4, 1897, Eau Claire, Wisconsin                                Beat Weekly g St 1 ft The Wide Awake Weekly Tour Pages 1 Six Columns HO 6 CLAIRE WISCONSIN FEIDAY 1837 PEE YEAR Nl Action on city coua BWi rks to make the commUtee recommended JIase for eCb clum uf Sty tax without Erd lot io lrc as Premier Canovas Tenders to the Queen the Resignation of the Ministry Unable to Carry on the Govern ment Owing to the Attitude of the Liberals Ganera That Senor Sagasta Head New Cabinet the by Aid Gegoire re the chief ot police to make of ol s hy to minors was adopted Aid offered an to avenue from to South aud chago owners Tins Ail Purr a resolution pei tbe lo extend bam ou Second lo OB motion f Aid U was V resolution to put iu douMe tracks to and rulli HB to with Third wurd line was by Grave This was by Aid but was vul ing P premier Senor del Castillo has tendered to the queen regent the of the cabinet owingto the difficulty the min experienced in on the in view of the tary situation caused by refusal of the Liberals to take part in the delibera tions of the cortes This attitude of the Liberals is due to the personal ter between the Duke of Tetuan the THE MODERN WOODMEN The of tbo Modern Woodmen of America is ing held this ul lu iy of vital lo the uro tit I Ilium will lights aboul ol i Thu n ports of tho lead show since Hie al iu 1890 membership has increased from to 240000 am number ol camp from 1100 lo 1800 that the rate deceased from 541 iu to in 1800 mid thu COBI ot in 1889 to 01 coins m The now in RUNAWAY A team of spirited horses n light road wagon sal old Mrs Andrew 028 North and her from the Town ol Union took fright on North street hill Monday afternoon mid and rmi away When the Central depot thu rig collided with a rock both occupants were thrown out The aued Mrs hud her arm broken Ihc shoulder her head am huelly lacerated and it is sli is huit internally Thu injured was taken to Dr Parkers office when lier were dressed Shu then lo licr home POLICE AED COMMISSION Chief re Charges Against litrol Sustained Tlic pollen and fire commissioners held meetins Tuesday night in thecity cilice all members being Coins Urc and The Iho board thu of Thompson who been suspended charged with being asleep on duly The notice served ou was ndl properly signed but this was waived by Thompsons Messrs Morrison list iie 11 for oil his beit iud was by lhal he the U in f Km Co lying hack of tlie show case his shoe off his hat hung up and a coon coat vow Uim up ami lold him ht l shois weie hic slums lhal stoi i rp of the International Commercial Conference at Philadelphia Fifteen Hundred People Many Being Men of Distinction After all that is said or done the ble fact you can buy the finest as well as the medium grades of desirable mer fully 10 per cent cheaper than they can be brought elsewhere If you want to utilize your cash to the ver y best advantage nd want solid bargains dp your shopping here First Meeting of the Confer ence Opened by President McKinley CASTILLO for foreign affairs and Senor a Liberal senator on May 21 the duke slapped the face of the senator after a heated debate on tin Morgan belligerency resolution adopted by the United States senate The regent will hold v cabinet council to dis cuss tlie situation The Accepted June The Madrid corre of The Times says The queen regent has accepted the resignation of the cabinet of Senor del Cas tillo It lias caused a profound sensa tion Before taking this step her majesty begged Senor Canovas to remain in office for 24 hours in order that she might have another opportunity to consider the mutter in council Lint this only meant that the resignation be accepted Senor Canovas tendered his resignation because hf could not again undertake to re establish relations with the Liberals He preferred to leave I he crown full liberty to decide as to 1 he best solution Both bouses of the curies voted without debate tho financial sup plies and granted authority for of treasury bonds and tho contraction of guaranteed by the Spanish treas ury to cover the expenses of the wars in Cuba and the Philippine islands place to go didul tell me hu hud iulo tbc store lo trim his corns Paul Thompson testified stole all or a in there to curus sal on tho lour u nd look off uy coal and shoe a paper knife foot bleit and 1 go w lo pul 011 it Chub came ir iu says butler j ou come on Uic outsider put on my shoe it was a shue we walked a block lif said if 1 did he would report nw The into lud ut the hil thu charges On uf Comr Cieo 1 wus chief of On molion of Anderson John was f Ice ltd chief of police moved that the recommend lo the council Hint Hie of Chief Daniels he placed a This carried Uh CRISIS Queen HIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY The high schools ol this city imi Falls will Kiel Day tomorrow The will li ul the fair grounds nn will hgin promptly Curing Ella trolling Low will un exhibition nice will out driver ur Kan boys urc doing lurd work and expect to off a majority of tho following will bo carried yaw mile bicycle race pul jump rails jump mile OF EXTREMELY GRAVE In n rult Position A dispatch to The World from Madrid snys Thr crisis is Tlic in political and financial circles is intense Never since the of King Alfonso XII in has Queen Chr tina found in cult a position Otic of two must do She may us premier with his or modified and keep General Cuba to in her pres ent policy with the ample mentis re IT Mi may Liberal cabinet in which would be affairs with 10 fi low well known t come with n MONUMENT UNVEILED The new Monument un veiled ut Bamboo Saturday ml hi of a concourse ut The piece of lift Simula in thu court park nod was erected at u cost of The stoue ia While Vermont H by tho image soldier which faces the The were raised hy loo Hooker AIt mid Hie Womans Relief corps been engaged for several in tin work After marching through the sheets the veterans were given of honor ul Ihc The opening ot martial by Kev C L Kiel ardu u poem hy tin pi 1 11 o Madison WHS delivered Eugene Ell oil uf Alii and waa an eloquent tribute I ihv iren who thought no too treat for their country YOU A dispatch from Home May CP says the who on April lust 10 Kiny Humbert while tno hater wus 011 liis way to the races sentenced to day lo the galleys for life On hearing his been cynical it U my turn lor rs ow it will be the turn of tlic JIM government long live the revolution livr June cial leaders of the Western hemisphere iu exchange of the bourse at what was probably the banquet ever given on this continent The was notsi in point of nearly persons participating but iu tho distinction of the chief guests McKinley vas thore and he spoke tothe assembly Seated also at the of honor were Secretary of Agri Wilson Attorney General Mo Congressmen Dingier and the ambers from Mexico Brazil Chile other South American governments tho number other eminent officials from the capital Tho hall u hich the dinner was held nn In Arm It was gorgeous With lights and color Owing to the great number of guests nearly an hour was occupied in getting them seated At 8 oclock tho party arrived and lo avoid delay the toasts the of tlic banquet was promptly President McKinley wit at the righ presiding officer Dr Torpor ant his other Aide wit secretary of apiculture the attorney Mayor Strong o Tnrk Mayor and a ministers th same It was nearly oclock when th began opened the list by to A Welcome From Theodore vith Our Bra minister Hum and tx Gluey responded lo The Chinese to The Orient ami the McKinley tn tonst Tho President of the Uiutel It UK Time The interna tional which had its inception in Philadelphia commercial museum under the auspices of which institution the conference if held formally the afternoon at the with an address by On Hie stage of gat the to the members of President rali incUtnd quite a number ol and other representatives of Wash Goods Remi the flood luis ebbed the hore is strewn with ami ini left by booming serf a rousing of Cotton Dress Goods the tiling counters re left t in an and we ro now ready to I lie beach from now on every will bu Day until all are sold Mail Orders you may will be wise lo study the store news of tins busi ness It means making money Juno days and there is no argain advertised that cannot be through our Mail Order System At this season of venr particular lots do not last Ion I promptly Rain Proof Gar ment low terrois protected by A double texture blue plaid lined wilh ible capo with or without velvet for A double text tiro mackintosh plaid lining velvet col lar and double detachable capo Linen If hero was a o i of cotton in these handkerchiefs you might that helped cheap en them But are all pure linen Good all linen ladies handkerchiefs in two widths of Kepler Co AT V from Hurley l of lo which was had by card was With I i to i present TIKES IN KNG tires arc doing nn belter in hi done in previous In tho will ever upon lirus judging hy following from CYCLIST Engliah cycling The tyros to can imported ibis 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