Mora Tribune (Newspaper) - February 20, 1896, Mora, Minnesota if ' OF THE NEWS ALL PAKTS OF THE Comprehensive Review Off the Important of the Past Week Called Prom the Telegraph Reports The Notable Brents at Home and Abroad That Have Attracted Nation's government will realize the new Minnesota Chippewa Indians visiting Washington want 85 cents per day for commissioner of Indian affairs in Washington gave a hearing to the delegation from senate adopted resolution calling on the secretary of agriculture to resume the distribution of World's fair board of which is the executive body of the Columbian is in session in Washington transacting various odds and ends of Talked C. who had been head doorkeeper of the New cotton exchange for twenty is Lieut. Samuel G. of the Twenty-fifth died at in the fort hospital of typhoid H. McVicker of who had a stroke of is much and his physicians say he will be around again in a day or crown princess of Denmark has the distinction of being the woman in She is six feet two inches in Joseph presiding of the court of common pleas of is He was seventy seven years of formerly a leading merchant of New is dead at L. aged 81 Helen M. an aunt of Gen. Lew is dead at Lis Cal. Her husband was a well known Chicago William S. at the bead of his profession in fell dead while attending a meeting of the faculty of the Atlanta Medical college at C. president of the United States Grate died in New seemingly of morphine An autopsy showed the canm r Francis C. is the Philadelphia society woman who has determined to follow a fashion that La Mode already lias successfully introduced to English Mrs. Ralston will open a establishment and will be the practical worker as well as the charge shot Mrs. B. and then will but the woman's not She did not return trial of Actor James B. Gentry for the murder of Actress M. has fixed for Feb. 20. Gentry shot at d killed Miss lorke in Zeiss on the night of Feb. 17,1895. alleged to be members oi a daring gang of were captured by the sheriff of Nodaway Mo. The men are William S. James H. George Drages and Edward a drunken brawl at 111., William Way and William Lutz both had their throats cut from ear to ear by William Lutz will but Way may Riggin was He freely admits his appears to have been a coldblooded murder was committed in the institution for the improved instruction of deaf mutes at New The victim was Prof. Max 67 years an instructor in the study of So far as known the professor had no a fight as Clifton fifteen miles from Sulphur during church Charles and Will Walker were killed and Efton Walker was Two Williams with whom the Walker brothers were and one will The affair was the outcome of 9 family 9, 20, 1896. 20. bor Chairman ot Central Committee Letter Maimer of at Elections Under the New Which Will Soon Have supposed to be that of Capt. Arthur of the wrecked schooner washed ashore at brick block 011 the east side nf Wayne was totally destroyed by The loss v reach nearly the explosion of gas in a furnace at Jones Laughlin's iron works nt Pittsburg this Martin a was fatally and three others seriously dispatch received at Gloucester from Cape announced the wrecking of the schooner Recluse off island on the Cape Breton One of the Isaac was Examiner Hall announces that all the men who wore 011 the bridge at the time of the disaster have been accounted and that the complete death list six No. on the Cincinnati Muskingum close to ran into an old mine switch 1 was derailing the train and killing Baggagemaster Fisher and injuring several derailing of a truck on a Canton Southern mixed rain near Dell threw a coach down an The car caught Eight persons were severely injured and F. B. a was fatally insurrection against Japanese rule in the island of Formosa is East Times states that Lord has decided to abandon in the larger government of Nicaragua has published a decree announcing that it has returned to the supremacy of the civil martial law is once more set received in Madrid from Havana say that the column of Spanish troops commanded by Gen. Godoy has defeated the combined insurgent forces commanded by Lacret and Nunez at Santa Waldorf proprietor of the Pall Mall has discharged Henry J. C. the because of the latter's constant at and disparaging comments od Porte has communicated to thd embassies of the powers its reply toi the proposals of the of conditions of It is stated that the Port promises a satisfactory of the last of the old personal servants toria is was the having been bora in 1819. ; London Daily Telegraph that the naval programme as hitherto which involves of is except as to some of the It is posed to build five first-class four first-class three second-class six third-class cruisers and twenty torpedo Davitt is freely mentioned as a compromise for the nomination to succeed Justin McCarthy as chairman of the Irish National The London Standard learns that Michael Davitt has been sounded and has It is rumored in Irish circles that the government commission has reported that Ireland is overtaxed to ihe extent of over Feb. 16.The new election passed by the last 1 will have its first general in the state within the next two three weeks in the selection of dc gates to the Minneapolis In order that all may be posted as the provisions of the new particularly those officers whose it will be to call county conventions the officers of the Republican stati central committee to-day issued following circular letter to county containing tions of interest at this particular the of the County Your attention is respectfully call to the provisions of 276, of thi Laws of Minnesota for 1895, governing p inary the provisions of that law it necessary that the county conventions -) called a sufficient length of time their date so that be In a newspaper in a least tw days before the date of the once a week two consecutive The call made the county committee should designate number of delegates each election is entitled to in the and purpose for the convention is t At least six days before the pi rles this call must be in lie places in Under ] visions of the law this primary elect must be held qt some o'clock and 9 p. in. You wiil fc hour and the primaries in notice of the All the county mimt held the same must be held open at If one are to be to By the or secretary of the of in. their at by some qualified voter of the a election Judges are be chosen by voters these to be chosen by voce or for the o the Banker Taltes 18.Aaron millionaire banker of Miles wag married at the Aberdeen ty evening to Mrs. P. Cluxton The ceremony was Judge William of It was private in Mr. and Mrs. Lined in the city until yesterday at 4:15 when they the overland train on the road for their future was not generally known that had spent so much of late In St. PauL He the city Dec. 10 and remained Jan. 13. During that time he had at the where Cluxton had made her home since in the Mr. gas very 111 while in the and the of medical attendance was sought a When he had finally he returned to Miles is understood that all the for his marriage Mrs. Cluxton were made before She had also been of being benefited by the climate of Minnesota was it brought her to St. Chicago been her home for Her Mrs. said to be an imate friend of Mrs. Potter LH woman of enviable social In the Windy She is of ich as the name would and possesses a charming While in Chicago her the present Mrs. perhaps thirty-five years of no by reason of her attainments to hold her in the social swirl of the great It was in Chicago that she met He was on one of The new is a leld about three years ago Delia The marriage trouble in the left her and tried sure a divorce in He was and soon afterward secured a divorce in and was given by on condition that she drop image suit against He is a Hebrew and delegai .i ' mt prepare for Feb. 18.-The Mc Guards are under orders and of ammunition was taken to There were r lution is in EVIDENCE AGAINST JACKSON AND Man Claims to Have Driven the Surrey In Which Miss Bryan Waa Taken to the Scene of and Certain of Third Man la Now Feb. 18.The strongest link in the chain of evidence the two murderers of Pearl Bryan has made its George private coachman for Maj. on McGregor Mount revealed the He said that on Friday Jan. 31, he was engaged by three unknown men to a surrey over the One of the men rode on the seat with Mm and threatened to kill him if he ever anything about the The two men were inside with a Arriving at a thicket the men got helped the woman out and took her into the The driver heard suppressed cries of a became frightened and hastened to the H. Jackson was taken to the Jail and picked out Jackson and Walling among thirty other He first went to looked up and down from head to in front and all around and am sure this is the man who sat on the seat with Then he I could hear his voice I could tell was bid to speak and to repeat the threats that he is alleged to have made to the negro his only It is a little to Jackson he went around and selected several men that seemed to be about Jackson's He did not see this man except when he got out of the carriage in the and I only know about his bring him up to this other was brought up by The negro looks like the other I'd like to hear his I can't be sure of this sounds very much like the voice of the other man who told me to turn the carriage around and who the woman only it was a great deal negro went with the detectives on the road to where he took those people the night of the The police consider the identification GROWS Spread of the Oh der In Feb. 14. Soberly attired deaconesses wearing the ribbon of their gathered from all parts of the country at Wesley M. B. church yesterday for the purpose of holding their ninth annual This society has been but recently when the age of the Methodist with which it is is Nine years ago it had its inception as an auxiliary to aid the church in philanthropic work of all and particularly among the needy and It has rapidly grown until to-day the order owns thirty-one hospitals and homes widely scattered throughout the The number of deaconesses has increased to 527,000, and the total value of their property over and above debt is During the year 1895 this society made over 200,000 calls upon sick and needy persons and 9,000 meetings were The number of patients cared for in hospitals was 1,830, and the patients cared for in homes was 2,500. The hospitals in which deaconesses are at work include bury and costing St. Kansas City and There are two orphanages under the management at Lake 111., and 111. GOOD IN Firm That Is Said to Be Feb. 14.Gov. Clough this morning received a letter from Secretary of State enclosing a communication from Leon publisher of Cloaks and New stating that large quantities of fox and wolf heads were being shipped into Chicago from all parts of the country by a company organized for their and that the object was to smuggle these heads into the Montana and Wyoming for the purpose of collecting the bounties offered by those The letter was sent out as a warning to those Sush a shipment would do little good in this state under the new which requires that not only the but the carcass of the wolf killed shall be to the county The old law allowed for the scalp of a male and for the scalp of a female and nothing but the head was The tugglers are impression that that law is still In Feb. 14.The state game and fish commission held a long and nnd who was shot by Maud Clifford in Kansas City a few The who was out on was immediately riddling a house with United States deputy marshals captured Dane an Indian territory a well-to-do farmer living three miles east of has been murdered and robbed in his house and the house burned over Miss Annie Brewer was sentenced to serve years in the house of correction for killing Gideon W. of Lynn on Dec. 1S94. opened the safe Samuel A. Crocker dealers in surgical instruments and dental and carried away between and worth of gold received from Alaska are to the effect that four white men and one woman are believed to have been murdered by Indians of Kiake Peek of New lumber made an directors of the Wheeling Lake Erie railroad have elected A. G. Blair of Toledo president of the direct line of railway will be built from Denver to Cripple The road will probably be run by electric members of the Bar Iron association are again in secret session at Cleveland to further consider plans for advancing prices on New Orleans council has passed the free wharfage measure recommended by the joint committee of the commercial The wharves have derived large profits from the belief is that the two existing companies which now control every street railway in both electric and will be consolidated before summer the great three-year-old of Pueblo will never face the starter He was so seriously injured that ever since he has not been able to stand Canada Club of Chicago has endorsed a move looking to the securing of at the Montreal exposition which opens on May 24, the queen's and closes on Oct 12. B. John L. Frederick M. Jules S. Bache and William E. appointed to reorganize the Distilling and Cattle Feeding company have completed their Charles Rountree and Mrs. George Greene of have compromised the suit brought against them by Mrs. Maude by paying and court depositors of the defunct City Bank of New which has made an will lose The supposition is that they will be paid about 20 cents on the receiving the highest number ef be declared and a plurality shall Is the duty of the chairman of the j primary to administer the oath of to the judges and clerks and to any whose vote is No person la authorized to vote at a caucus unless at the last general election witb the Republican or unless he makes oath that he has changed his political affiliation since the last and judges are to pass upon the truth of such statements and receive or reject his vote In accordance with their No person can vote unless he has resided in the precinct for thirty days before the is the duty of the clerk to keep minutes of the proceedings and administer the oath of office to the is the duty of the judges to receive the votes of all voters qualified to vote at the and to make report of the name and address of every voter before he is allowed to and in case a vote Is challenged the judges shall refuse to receive the vote until the voter makes oath that he Is a qualified voter within the definition above and also that he resides in the election district where the primary election is being with the location of his place of If any voter did not vote at the last election because he was not of age or did not reside in the or because of sickness or other reason satisfactory to the his vote shall nevertheless be received if he makes oath that he affiliates with the Republican form of oath to be administered to the officers of the primary is the same as the oath that is administered to the officers at a general At the time of closing the polls it is the duty of the judges to connt the votes and report the same to the who shall announce the result declare the candidates for delegates receiving a plurality of the votes as duly Is the duty of the chairman and clerk to furnish the delegates elected proper credentials certifying their and also to furnish the chairman of the county committee a list of the names and places cf residence of the electors voting at said primary any county containing a population of not more than 2,000 persons the county committee may treat the entire county as one election district and hold but one primary election for the entire law also provides that If any person chosen as a delegate falls to that he shall not give a but the vacancy caused by his failure to serve shall be filled by the delegation by the election of elector who resides in their election If the whole delegation to tne county convention may if such be present at the residing in the said election to act In lieu of the delegates so In case no qualified elector of the election represented by the is present at the to fill the vacancy caused by the failure of one or delegates to then the delegates present shall have the right to cast the vote of the violation of any provision of this law Is made a misdemeanor and punishable by fine of not less than nor more than or Imprisonment of not less than thirty days nor more than six Republican State of applies to all recognized political and the Republican party is designated in the above merely because the circular was issued by the Republican believed that this action is in of a lynching at the funeral of Mrs. Laughlin and pay Jones Robert Laughlin The officers watched him Closely and the popular belief is that fhe assaulted Jones and was by his when a struggle resulting in his killing his wife and his niece and then burning his house to hide the Hie people do not believe the story that masked robbers killed his wife and assaulted him and Ired the The neighbors are so that a lynching is ELECTRIC Accident Narrowly Averted at Feb. 18A frightful accident was averted on the street car last Two electric ore heavily got beyond the Control of the motorman at the top of ft two-mile and rushed down at lightning meeting a passenger car coming The of the latter saw the runaway in time to reverse his car and a chase for Hfe The ore cars overtook the but the collision was and then the ore cars flew over the down around over bridges and high and crowds of people moment expected to see the cars feave the track and a dozen people pushed to but at the foot of the grade the ore cars jumped the throwing Motorman Joe Nelson forward into the passenger his left leg in three He was tire only person seriously The passenger car was soon and tie people in it escaped with a bad scare and a shaking Supt. Who was on the ore was slightly while climbing into the passenger car during the flight down IS Sentenced to Two Years In the Feb. 18In the county circuit court to-day uglas H. Tandy of s sentenced by Judge Bennett to state penitentiary at Waupun for 6 years at hard the first day be spent in solitary wept bitterly when sentence He is an attorney t thirty-five years and was of at He has a wifer and two dren who live ak Bed ere he Is well Minn. who swallowed 18.George in a despondent acid on from the was an old resident of this section i trustworthy and efficient as an and is an active member of Zion Colored Baptist He takes two daily papers and is a man of more than ordinary his statement he said that he found in the surrey instead of a round hitching a piece of railroad rail about a foot while waiting for the return of the two men who had gone away with the girl at the place of the It had two holes through it. A leather strap was fastened to one of these That he used for a hitching weight and then ran away as fast as he could run until fie came Right here is the great point in the chain of It was just precisely such a piece of railroad iron that was wrapped up in Jackson's bloody coat when it was fished out of a sewer catch What emphasizes this evidence is the fact that this coat being wrapped around a piece of railroad iron has never been mentioned in the Grim and McDermott have found the surrey and gray horse by Jackson and Walling at Mullen's on Walnut The colored driver identified the horse and The vehicle still had the blood stains over its seat A bloody lead pencil was found in the bottom of the state the money going to the general and not to the fish as might be A total of 228 licenses were Last year 280 were taken Lost Seven Feb. 14.County Attorney L. H. McKusick and Otto of the board of county commissioners of Pine interviewed yesterday and secured a pardon for Henry H. who received a life sentence in 1889 for the murder of Sidney Irwin at The murder was caused by the belief that Irwin had seduced Scott's The entire including the judge that was in fayor of the ON THE BRITISH Quell a Rebellion in the South Sea Feb. 18.L. Paris Le late procureur and prosecuting for the French government at brings news of a skirmish which took place between the French forces and the natives of before he 16ft the early in The natives rebelled against French rule and the British flags were raised in the principal Le Claire says a French Ironclad proceeded to the scene of the Insurrection and bombarded both No troops but there was considerable firing from the Guns were brought to bear on the flag masts from which the British Bags were and flags and poles leveled to the There was no disposition to spill blood or harm the natives in the so ho shells were The flag polos were brought down with solid When this had been accomplished the war vessel returned to In Feb. 18. The Paris the Times telegraphs as follows to that the senate stands there are only two the resignation of the ministers or the expulsion of the senate by a The latter would mean the superseding of the constitution by a revolutionary The situation Is the most delicate we have seen In twenty-five for Feb. 13.After Mrs. Eva L. Hinebaugh had filed her answer to the divorce action brought by her Edward G. she evidently thought better of the proposed defense of persecution and failed to appear this morning before Judge who heard the plaintiff's testimony and ordered findings in his Thomas Feb. 14.Capt. I. M. Thomas died of heart trouble brought on by the loss of his who died two weeks ago of the same He came here in 1871, and was a charter member of the Masonic lodge He was seventy-two years of He leaves three girls and four of Feb. 14Archbishop Ireland has issued his annual letter to the priests of the St. Paul diocese in regard to the observation of The letter is based on the bulletin issued from and is much the same as in previous except that it is more lenient in the of fast and gives more privileges to the laboring and Feb. 13.George a retired aged about seventy-three attempted suicide this morning by swallowing four ounces of carbolic He cannot Despondency is assigned as the an Elevator Feb. 13.Michael an elevator in the employ of the Northwestern Soap 411 Main street met with an accident this which proved Dally at Feb. 13. A daily the made its first appearance It is a morning paper and is published by M. D. to Feb. 14.The shoemakers of the Kennard Shoe company returned to work today on a compromise
