Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 1

The Green Bay Gazette. TWENTY-SIXTH YEAB. GREEN HAY, S.T 11? DAY AFTERNOON, 14, 1890. PRICE TWO CENTS. A GREAT CHANGE.

SUPERVISORS' SESSION EflDED. LISTEN TO REPORTS TUK W. C. T. U.

ANXl'AL SESSION IN ST. LOUS. MORE TROUBLE FORJRJRYAH. 1WLLIST tIJAII.MAX ISL'TLfcU DE-NOlXUiS TIIE DEMOCRATS. THIS IS BUSINESS.

The Weekly Bank Statement Shows Large anil Healthy Oalns "All Along the Mite." New York. 17. The weekly bank statement is as follows: lleserve, increase, leans, increase, specie, incrtase. 8.200,000; HE WOULDN'T REFUSE. Luther ballin Mill Submits to an Intervlew'on the Senatorsblp Air State of Illinois.

Chicago, Nov. IL Luther Latlin Mills ho haa been talked of for the United Hates senatorship from this ftate, said in an interview wifh the Associated fress this afternoon: "I am very grateful for the generous mention made of me in connection ith the lofty position of States senator from the great state of Illinois: hut 1 am not a seeker for any oliice. My ambitiou will he reasonably satisfied if. as a privatefcitizen, I can he of ser WEEK SHOWS REMARKA15LE IM MOVEMENT IN IILSINESS. I ml list i'i a I Situation Is Bright Dr ma nd tor American Wheat Abroad and Returning Conlldence the Principal Enactors -Money Market Shows a Striking Change.

New York, Nov. J. Dim Co in their weekly review of trade, sny: i one now ilouhu that a lirlulitcr iuv is dawning, is eominon remark that never before lias business shown so great a cmintfe for the Utter within a single week. Dispatches! tt'lliiiK of" about fyjo works which have opened or materially enlara-eil their forces, Klve only a partial report, for throughout the country tlif cuin has l.een Rin-prisins even to the most hope ful. Whmt ait Important t'Hetor.

"FurelMi need of Atnirkan wlieu, run linui mi important factor, an.i the price v.eni iu cents, cauiinr ti Cents for one week. cents for two week; iv 21 ctiiU since early in Steptewl.er. Tiic rii Is the nlhest sini June, lC. W'esrern receipt were only ujralnM s.l'nj.Wt last year, but the cleetkm cor eitr much worn uurinK me nays in Uleli tnese re celpis were started to "Many textile works have been slutted or increased in force, many, on order booked weeks ago. -Hut "there has not been much increase in the demand.

After purchase of pounds of wool In five week, the transni'tlona fell to li.l'U,- cu poumiH last week, tun prteis were StroiiK and in irricien 1 cent higher cna even greati uuvance is demiiiHled at the west, hile foreign markets ure higher and Australian fully 1 cent per pound up. I ne market for cotton goods is not yet active, but more liberal estimates of the coium crop are Kcnerally credit r-d, caus ing an '-cent decline lu i t'iiiu The Iron Trade. The output of iron furnaces in hla.t No vember 1 was 12f.f tons weekly, having been increased 11.2!Ki tons, or 1(1 per cent. the latter part of October, by eonll- aeriee the future. A the markets were stronger, although the enormous purchases of pig iron In advance of needs faues comparative inactivity at present, l'lates and Meet bars me ft to per ton higher, ami sheets In bf tier demand.

Anthracite and liessemer pig Uave advanced a shade and the average of prices in 2 cents higher. il is noteworthy that the prevailing ex pectation, notwithstanding- the general Improvement in business, is that some if not all the cumhiiuduniH will decide to reduce prices. The coke combination, it now appears, has not prevented large contracts for future delivery at less than 2, Its tixed prlow, and even less than J1.7i, but the output lust week decreased. A heavy sale of copper to foreigners, said to cover pounds, has raised the price to vents, and tin actiwlly sells at 13 cents, though iexs is quoted. The Money M.irhet.

"The1 change in the "Money market It trtktna. Jnsteud ef going; out the as before have come in this week; instead of so eents discount, New York exchange at Chicago is at 7rt (ems premium: instead of merchants ami manufacturer vainly hunting fc-nders, banks are hunting for more commercial paper. Commercial rates ui dow to 5 per cent, on best paper, foreign exchange is higher, ow ing to sa les of U.Urtrt.Ouu government bonds taken by the Hank of Kngland as a member of the syndicate early In PiSft, to payments of sterling loans, and to foreign realizing on ja.oOO.CHi of securities, but all these are in effect taking profits for conlldence In American honor. Failures for the week have been l'7i In the Cubed States, against Jtf last ytar, iC in Canada, against 4 last year.1' Fl LI DUSTER ARRKSTEP. iloaiiiiu Castillo is Placed I'mler Arrest for Having Sailed on the ban raila expedition.

New York. No. It. Castillo was arrested Friday afternoon and held in $2. alio bail by Commissioner Shielda on a charge of iug part iciputed iu a lilibiistering epedition in Cuba, which sailed on the steanc-liip Lauiada.

May last. The complaint was made by rturo I hi idasa no Y. 'Topete. eonsul-gciicnil of Spain in the I'hitcd States. Castillo is a jdi sician.

FLINGS AT THE FAIR SEX. would you do if I i nt 'ery night until midnight?" Hubby I'd stay id -Truth. She "I hipk agirl IimU aw fill cheap whi'ii she first liecomcx ct ig aired." lie "She may look cheap, but you can bi t- she is not." Yonkcrs Statesman. No matter Imw modi oii bine always told a gild oh are nexer going to get-married, she will always try to m.iKe vou think she thought ou weren't, in tamest. N.

Y. lrt's. "I have been reading about 1 he coining stie in sii-ce." remarked Mrs. FiHiikstOwri. "Are they to m- Kmi tight, or too loose?" to-ked Mrs.

JVunt Itreeie. I'itlsbtirgh Chronicle Telegrafdi. Before hey are married she will carefully turn down his coat collar when it gels awry, but afterward jerk it down into jsi-il ion if she were throwing a door out of the window Tit-Uits. HuisM jlM.r. Kochestcr.

N. Nov. 14. Th btiidoess of general interest transacted by the general as-cmbly ol 1 be K. of 1 Friday morning wa-s the passing of an amendment io he cont it ut ion s'rmit-ling the organization of junior assemblies to which apprentices will be allowed uu liila r'-bip.

omatitlrd for Trial. London, Nov. 14. F.dward J. Ivory, the alleged (hnamite conspirator, wa committed lor tWa! Friday by the Row ttrcet police riagisl rate.

Knu irelune. ToiM-ka. No. 11. All In.

Let in lis front all he count i( of the state show that Lryau received 1 1.0T I plurality. 00 INT HOARD AWOIRXS NEXT MARCH. INTIIj Hcpntyl ihh Warden's Hills IMsal- lowed hut Justices are Pald Send uentennial Committee Appointed Hernse to Increase Vin rltt Attorney's Salary Minor lupines Transacted. At o'clock this afternoon the county board of supervisors adjourned until the Kecond Tuesday in March, when the annual meeting will he held. Little business of importance was done durinir the closing hours.

Superintendent Witters of the county almshouse was authorized to employ a servant girl to be paid for by the county. A resolution to increase the salary of district attorney from $s0 to $1,000 was defeated. Keeley cure bills amounting to were lai.i over until the next meeting. Hills amounting to $1 were reported by eoniniittceonsheritrs, constables' and justices' fees, this including fees in the lish cases, und they were allowed by tiie county. Supervisors I login and Itowring were appointed by the chair as members of the Heiiii-centennial committee' to act with himself in representing IJrowu county.

A resolution was adopted thanking Chairman llacemeister for the able and impartial manner in which ho had presided over the deliberations of the board, Mr. IFagemeister responded bridly and an adjournment was made. thi; MOUSING KF.MSIOV The Send centennial Committee Appointed Salary lor Sheriff. At the session of the hoard this after noon V. I.

Wilcox of lie I'ere addressed the board upon the tiebtion of appointing a committee to represent Iirown county in the making of preparations for the proposed semi-centeiinial celebration at Milwaukee. Mr. Wilcox staled several reasons why JJrpwn county, as the oldest county in the state, should be represented at the celebration and explained the purpose of Laving a committee appointed. A resolution was adopted providing that a committee of three members, with H. F.

Hagemeister as chairman, be appointed to act iii the mutter without expense to the county. A resolution providing for the payment of the sheritl by salary instead of by fees was lost. hairman llagemeis-ter stated that such a resolution could not take ailed during the coming year and also stated that he was opposed to paying the sheritl' a salary, giving as his reason the experience of the auper-visors of Douglas county. Under the state law the salary can only apply to work done iu the county. If a salary is paid the sheriff can turn this workover his deputy who can collect feea for it, while the sherifl' does the work outside the couuty and for which he can collect lees.

The bill of Fish Warden Bissiuger was disallowed; a special committee was appointed to examine the bonds of the incoming county otlicers; the tate legislature was asked to nass a law requiring county judges to examine into all cases ofinsaue persons committed by them ami to require a bond for their maintenance whenever liability therefor was found, and other miscellaneous routine business was transacted. The committee on printing reported in faver of the allowance of a number of bills ov er vv hit there had been some discussion and upon the adoption of the report Supervisors Ho wring, Hus-sin, Jobnr.oii, Ileynen and Iiyan voted ro. 1 be total amount of the bill was An adjoin anient was then taken until o'clock vt. The salary of Superintendent W. 11.

Witter of the county almshouse as fixed for the ensuing year is the same as received by him last year, 120 or ler month, no increase having been' ma le. FLAY MONDAY XIGUT. Game of Indoor Baseball Scheduled for tbe Gymnasium. A game of indoor baseball will le; plav ed at the Athletic association gymnasium Monday evening between the Fast Side High school boys aud a picked nine from the Athletic association. A good game will be put np.

The Athletic players will Lave a little the advantage over the High schools in the matter of having played the game mom and on their own iloor. IXSTKHTORS AITOm hU. The G. A. R.

Commander-in-Chief Makes Appointment. tbnaba. Nov. 1 Cotnin: liuet-in-chief of the ti. A.

II. ha-named the following aides iiitaiv irtruttions in the public James M. II ice: Iowa, Clinton I'ouglas: Wisconsin, J. A. Watrous.

Members in Charge of Depart incuts of I he Work: Keport Great. Progress During the Past Year Much Work Being Done Among the Miners. St. Louis, Nov. II.

Reports of department superintendents took up the greater part of the morning session of the uational W. C. T. Winnie F. Kuglish of Illinois, reported oa the work of her depart aient among miners and show ed great progress in the frolti and silver regions of the west as well as the coal mining districts of Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania.

The miners received eagerly the white ribbon literature. K. L. Stevenson of Massachusetts reported on the work for temperance accomplished through the newspapers and hoped the time would come hen each secular paper would have it own VV C. T.

department editor. Mjs. Klla M. Thatcher of New Jersey snoke encouragingly of her department work among the soldiers and sailors. to'rs.

Caroline M. Woodward spoke of her work among the railroad men. Work in prisons, almshouses and oilier minor departments wasalso reported on. thi: WiuTIiuIstion. Cleveland Declares That Should Oc casion Arise This Country Will Support Cuba.

Washington. Nov. 11. To vho called upon him Friday to ictpiire In respect to the wur rumors in regard to Cuba, President Cleveland icplied tiiat -the position of the gm i niiicnt was as slated iu his lastauminl message to congress, one of traditional Nvith a people si niggling for nutonetny aud freedom, but nevertheless, this government felt its plain duty to honestly fullill every international obligation. The president further said that cery precaution had lieen taken so that, if (H-eusion should arise in Cuba, ihe Cubed States could assert itself with Vint he did not think that occasion vould arise.

Secretary T.nmnnt was more, outspoken and expressed his individual opinion that sone nuthori-tative stalcmeiit should be inmh (Ojiut uu end to the disturbing aud unjustified rumors of war. FREE THINKERS' MEET. American Secular Union Opens its Session in Chicago. Chicago, Nov. 14.

Free -thinker froir. all over live Fnited States from I-ngland were present at Washington hail Friday isiorningat the annual congress of he American Secular I'nion and Free Thought Federation. Those present from England were (ieorge V. Foole, edilor of the London F'ree Think er and president of the BriMsh Secular society, and Charles W.itts, icc presi dent of the society. The meeting was called to order shortly alter len o'clock by Samuel P.

Put nam, of Chicago, president of the union and federation. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Putnam, Ceorge W. F'ootc. Charles Watts, C.

IS. Waite and Mrs. M. A. l'reeman.

A VACANCY FILLED. Judge Fleming Succeeded by James Wet-more of New York. Washington, Nov. It. A.

W'ct-nivH'c. of New York, prbatc secretary lo Logan Carlisle, chief clerk of the treasury depart me tit. has been appointed to succeed Fleming chief of the Jaw and conf ract di ision of the ofViee of the supervising architect of the treasury, Fleming, of Kentucky, is the mini ho was recently removed from oflice. presumably on account of his participation in the campaign in lehalf of free silver. CANADA'S WHEAT CROP.

It Stiort and Will I'rote Only Suffl- elent for Home onvunipl iit. The latent oud most authentic information of the eroji oT Canada show that the statistical jKsition of Canada this year is far less favorable than for a number of seasons. As a matter of fact. Canada will not cut tiny figure at all among countries' in 1S9G-97. Last year Manitoba, raised 33.000,000 bushels.

This year there are only lj.OOO.UOt). or barely sufticient for bona' rcfctiireuietits ami seeding rieTt the other provinces crops arc also short, and. in place of exporting 10.000,000 or 13,000.000 bushels, as was done last year, these provinces will need for their own it-e all the wheat they raised this'vear. lotbiera In TruoUlr. Crand Kapids, Nov.

pel P.ros.. clolhiers. tiled trust mortgage for $.10,000 with the l'eninsuhir Fru-t Coiupatwv for tbe lienent of. their creditors, which ate principally Chieaga firms. Mnrdrrrr lirl Teoty-Hr 1 rxrs.

Chicago. Nov. harlrs Nel-on, who shot aud killed his wife. Augu-ta. en Vuir'ist last, was sentenced to 2j years in the penitentiary by Jud.

Clifford Friday. Clai in That the Very ame Democrat Is a Stench to the People If Bryan Wants Populist Support in HMJO it list Be I'ncler Some Party Name. Kaleiga, X. Nov. 1L Senator Jlut-ler, late populist national chairman, in his paper editorially serves notice in behalf of the, people's party of North Carolina and, he believes, of the nation uu P.ryan that if he desires to head the reform forces of the people's party in the next campaign ''he must do so under some other name than that of democrat." The editorial declares that the "name has become a reproach and a stench the people arid will not he supported any more, now nor hereafter." "In the campaign just closed lie people's party joined, forces with the democrats and the democrats again played the people false, grossly, brutally false.

We have done with them, now and forever; also with any man who seeks to lead the people hereafter under any statement that mav hear the name or have the smirch of the word democrat." MURDER AM) SUICIDE. New Hampshire Farmer, in (iood Circumstances, Shoots Hi Wife and Then Hangs Himself. Lyman, N. Nov. 14.

H. II. Ash, a well-to-do farmer, shot his wife and handed himself, after having sent his nine-year-old daughter with a note to her brother saying: "When you read these lines Ella mid I will be numbered ith the dead." No reason for the deed is known. BUSINESS PICKING UJ Michigan Furniture Company of Ann Arbor In Now Running With Many lUtra Hands. Ann Arbor, Nov.

1. Uusiues. it rapidly picking- up in all the manufacturing- Indust rie of this place. The Michigan Furniture company in running- with extra hands jsince the elec tion to enable it to nil orders which it received cooting-ent upou McKinley's election. Nearly every industry in the city is in the same condition.

HE ISSUES A NOTE. Minister Taylor Endeavors to Allay Spanish Resentment. Miidnd, Nov. lb (nited States Minister Taylor has issued a note de claring that the Spanish miuister of foreign aflairs haH slwavs acted in a manner calculated to prevent a disagreement between be United States and Spain. SKNSATION A LKTOI! DEN I El.

War Department Not Looking for Opening to the Gulf. Washington. No. 14. Official of be war department deny without nullification the story published liy a Chicago paper Friday to the fleet that the war depart ri -nt had c.illed on railroad eorn-pair'es for rates for the transportation troop- and w.ir materials frcui the west to gulf pons.

(ih'KATEK NEW YOlMv HAIM The Draft ct the Charter Will be Delivered by December t. New York. Nov. 14. The draft of he charter for (i renter New ork will be handed over to tlo commission Ie-cemher 1.

The tentative draft, as prepared by former Corporation Counsel William C. Hewitt, of brook hn. is still tinder consideration, several chapter remaining to lie disposed of. HiSsfcS. CKEMATEIh Mrs.

Stokes' Barn in Kentucky and Contents are Burned. Lexington, Nov. 11. The stable of Mrn. V.

K. V. Stokes of New York, near bore, burned last night. Joie 15, the world's record pacing mare, ami six other valuable anima's were burned. ON FAVORABLE TERMS.

I Concluded Between Italy and Peace Abyssinia. Paris, Nov. It. The L'Oair learn that peat is concluded between Italy and Abyssinia on terms very favorable to the latter. faw Away.

New York. Nov. 1 1. Y. ister, secretary of the New Jersey republican state committee, and editor of several of the publications, died at his home in N- -L.

Friday afternoon pinicmnntu. fhllwrfelphla the Detroit. Nov. 1 -The Ct octal missionary committee of the M. I-.

church Friday liiocidig selected Philadelphia as the place for liol'linjf its meeting' next vear. legal tenders, increase, de posits, increase. Hanks hold in excess of lcgai re quirements. IUKRED hKQ.M WISCONSIN Assurance Lloyds of America l-'aiU to Live I to the Laws of he State. Madison, 14.

The application of the Assurance Lloyds Association of America for a license to ilo a lire insurance business in Wisconsin has been denied by Insurance Commissioner Frieke for the second time within a year. Its application made November 14, was denied for the reason that its deposit for the (security of policy holders was not made in compliance with the laws of Wisconsin, and the decision upon the present application is a repetition of the former decision. WILL OPEN THE MINKS. Immense Sale of Iron Ore Iteported that Opens I'p All the Lake Superior Iron Mines. Duluth, Nov.

11. It is onl-cially announced here that 1he Rockefeller iron syndicate has sold of Minnesota ore, to le delivered next season, and ilo.iiOO tons of Spanish-American ore. This will enable the underground mines on the Mesa ho range to resume operations nt once, and ill give employment to thousands of men. (iRKAT ACTIVITY. Bay Mills Will Be Uuu Night and Day Through the Winter at Tomahawk.

Tomahawk. Nov. 14. As a re-soli of the election W. II.

Unidley hu rcoH'iied the itched hotel, one of 1 he finest hotels in nort hern Wisconsin, and will also Ktarl up the Hay mills, running day and night until spring, in order la have stock of lumber to supply the demand, thus giving employment to a large force of men jn the mills and woods. SCHEME DID VI W0KK. The Itritish Spy. Failed toCet Much Inforniatiori on His Trip to Dublin. Dublin, Nov.

14. Joues, the government spy, who testified yesterday against Ivory, the alleged Irish-American dynamiter, has been in this city withiu a fortnight. He tried to establish relations of a sensational character with persons supposed to hold extreme political views. GREAT DAMAGE KY FLOODS. A Rescuing Party of Thirteen Have Been rowned.

Vienna, Nov. 1L Great devastation by Hoods is reported in Rosnia. A rescuing party of thirteen wete drowned near Serajevo. WIFE MrUDERER HANUED. Ad Alabama TJegro, Henry Dawson, Pays the Death Penalty.

I uskegee. Nov. Dawson (colored) was handed here Friilay for wife murder. After bidding- the prisoners at the jail good -by he was placed in a apron and conveyed to a' scaffold one mile from town. He was hanered at o'clock ami died in '10 minutes.

A number of spectators were present. A NO TH ElfcA DI DAT E. Dr. Joseph Robbies Has the Senatorial Bee in Illinois. Quiney, 111..

Nov. It. Local repub bean are pushing' Dr. Ttobbina forward for I'nited States senator to succeed John M. Palmer.

Dr. Robbing was a candidate for the gubernatorial nomination and was defeated by John K. Tanner. JAIL OFFICIALS ARRESTED. Chargd Wi'hJAidin in tbe Escape ot Alleged Murderer.

Toledo. Nov. 14. Sheriff Tnal ha catisl the arrest of Turnkeys Mutchler and Newbury on ti charge of aiding Harry Oavis. alias raw ford, an alleged murderer.

1 escape. A man supposeil to 1m- the fugitive is held at Van O. ra TWM-t ear-Old Sold. Cincinnati. Nov.

14. Furst Hro. sold at private sal Friday to J. W. Ar-kell.

publisher of Judge, their crack two-year-old running colt. Ken Brown. The price is not given, but if i understood to be Failed lor llf.ll a Million. tialveston, Texas, Nov. H.

Mark A Ilium, loots and fhoes, has liled a deed of trust. This involves fm00. vice to my commumty ana my country. ASSOCIATION TO MEET. Meeting oritiisiuess Men Called for Wednesday Nigbt Progress In liaising the Murphy Hon us.

A meeting of the tircen IJnsiness Men' association has been called for Wednesday evening of the coming week. A report of the progress made in the collection of the bonus for the Murphy Lumber company ill be made and the names of those who have do nated will he read. Amount frJ.bOO has thus far been contributed hv the tax payer of the city. A KlTvK I K( 1 0 Disgusted With thet'ountry Mo Com nits Suicide by Drowning at Atlantic City, Philadelphia. Nov.

1 1 is stated that Peter M. Wertenilierg, of Ibis city, who committed suicide by drow ning at Atlantic City. N. several days ago, lost his reason over the result of the election. Ilia wife sat that he became violent upon leurniug the result of thn election and declared Ibat the money sower waa holding back the returns from the west.

On Sunday he told hit wife that he whs disgusted with the couutry and intended to kill himself, and wanted his lxxiv given to the stu dents, lie left the house and she heard no more from him iiut.il notified i.y the of his fate at Atlantic City. CH AROEli Wil li MURDER. Ibomas Itraui on Trial for Three Murders Maid to Have Iteeii Coin milled at Sea. Koslon, No. H.

Thomas Hiiim, the firsl mate of Ihe baikenline Herbert Fuller, was brought la-fore the Coiled States circuit couil Frida charged with the murder on the high sens of f'apt. Nash, of the Fuller, his wife, I.uuda, and the second mate of the vessel, Augustus W. llrnmberg. iill continued Ihe case until lo-day, hen it is peeled a decision will he rendered on a motion to (piash the indictment. CUKKS IvT IMISITKIN.

Electric Time Pieces Placed and the Wir ing Completed. One of the new electric docks which the Western I'nion Telegraph company are pulting in the city will he placed Henry F. Lachanee's saloon on Cherry street. The wiring is being r.tpidly pushed forward and the system will he soon completed. The clocks have all placed.

knights of Labor. liochesler, N. Nov. It. The fore noon session of the Knights of Labor (invention was taken up with a dis- ussioti ol rival claims ol jurisdiction by several district assemblies iu ami about New York city.

I Heavy Failure. ialveslon, Nov. I. Kowen-lJt iV wholesale notions and dry- goods, has assijneil. Liabilities, are about UNIQUE PARADE IN WHEELING.

llrf I Iii Hniurii'a 4 lotkra 4 Mjrih la lr. t-rm-r'm llooor. Probably the most uricpic parade of Ihe eanitaigu at Wheeling. W. was that of the other night iii tumor of Jjease.

Two thousand ic hundred men were in line, dressed in female attire, and some exceedingly elaborate eos-1 nine' ere worn, while several brass many drum corps and multitudes of humorous, banners and trnns-parcreies made the -ctcle not only a fine one, but highly The advance was taken by 20 oil attired in curl papers, nivhtcaps and nightgow ns, each ejirrving a lighted candle, and close Iwdiind was ar imitation l.idy, repreent ing Mrs. in an elaborate white sill; party east nine mid white ojx-ra eoak. rented in a carriage drawn by four hordes anil flanked by a lodv guard of Ptrls in knickerbockers, smoking cignrettes. The parade was the fitiet of the sort ever given h-n- and a1traetf thecrtire population to thr street. turnilorr I tr llurnol.

F.ei'in. Nov. 14. Ft. llilucr tv os largec.i nitore factory i was burned Thursday night- Los, over One hundredaud fifty hand are throwu out of employmeut..