Green Bay Weekly Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 4

In nearly all of the Milwaukee papers STATE GAZETTE. whose reporters have interviewed Bouck appear the nsual number of blanks which THE FORE ION WHEAT MARKET. It is well to turn aside onoe-in-a-wbile from the sophistries of the freetrader and confront affairs as they really are. There are men to-day, let it be said, who are nnlike Prof. Sumner and his ilk WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.

always accompany an interview with him It's monotonous to say the least, and for What is that reason Mr. Bouck might for once STATE TICKET. nnburden his mind without giving utter 8 nee to the oaths and grunts, with which rimM HIHIIIHHI WII in their political faith, but who are just as scholarly, the difference between the two classes lying solely in that one deals with theories and the other his speech is always so profusely inter larded. STATE SK Charles Arling, of Wausau, committed suicide by jumping into Rice lake. Robert Still was commissioned postmaster at Weyerhauser, Tuesday.

One hundred and fifty men are at work on the Kick a poo Valley road, near Richland Center. William Richter, the Racine forger, has been sentenced to one and one-half years in State's prison. Mrs. Alta Henderson, one of the oldest residents of Richland Center, died Saturday, aged 8G years. The fast mail train killed George Lauf, on Oconomowoo teamster, east ot Gifford station, Wednesday.

The three women lost in the woods near Aledford were found in a lum ber camp fifteen miles from borne. The Ashland lumber shovers have given notice that unless their wages are advanced from 40 to 00 cents per hour, they Of Jefferson. with facts. Tor Governor VV. It.

HOARD, Vll Lieutenant-Governor J.If.TKKAT. Tot Secretary of State EUHIll K.tOE, The platform adopted by the Demo A recent article that has been furnished Of Morroc. crats in session at the State convention The Gazette by a thoughtful, practical writer, and which will furnish food for Of Walworth. thought as well as refutation of some of the free-trade fallacies, is here given: For Treasurer ALIIKHT It. "Free-trade attorneys, British and Ameri tiKlLFI'KN.

Oi Milwaukee. at Milwaukee, Wednesday, could have been formulated in advance by anyone at all familiar with the trend of the editorials in Democratic journals. The Republican party is bitterly arraigned as being the exponent of everything that is unworthy and disgraceful and the Democratic party is represented as something can, persistently seek the support of farmers by holding ont the promise of en win strike. Of Clark. Tot Attorney-General JAJIFW O'XKIIi, Tot Kallroad Commissioner MVVKU K.

Hltllll. Mark Heely, of Portage, has brought 1 urged foreign markets for the products of the furm as the result of engrafting suit against the Jump River Lumber very much the reverse. company for for the loss of a leg the Cobden policy into our National leg Of Eau Claire. in a logging accident. islation.

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing'Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant.

Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms aud allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.

Castoria is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend. riti-xs oi'imoxw. It is reported that the employes of the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul road at LaCrosse held a recent meeting Monday, The hollowness of such promise becomes apparent when it is remembered Boston Herald: The force bill is a for Insurance Commissioner JsAVIIsMIIKKHKIC, Of Grant. Tor Bnpenntcnilent of Public Instruction IIAHVKV.

Of Winncbneo. that not only is the quantity of farm products which foreigners will consume limited, but that the privilege of supplying this is contested by other farmers who are in position to crowd prices below the cost of production in this country. Take the case of wheat, which is the chief artieleof export from grain-raising farms. sine Quay non. St.

Joseph News: Tho St Paul Daily News asks the churches to suspend the singing of the hymn, would not live alway, I ask not to stay," until after the recount is finished. Cleveland Lender: Here is what a lottery lobbyist said when he Republican Congressional Convention. Fifth District. A Republican Convention Is hereby called to meet at the Court House, In the City of Munito. HOC, at 3 o'clock p.

on out for wbat purpose is not known. William Smith was killed and his brother terribly scalded near Duran by the Kteam thresher which they were tunning goiug through a bridge Tuesday. The corner stone of the handsome library building at Beaver Dam which is to be raised as a monument to the generosity of John J. Williams was laid Tuesday. Attorney W.

O. Fisher, of Madison, has been missing for some time. Ue left Madison on August seventh for Edgerton and Stonghtnn to transact some business, but nothing has been heard of him since. E. W.

Farrington, a pioueer of the state, died at Portage Monday. He Castoria. Saturday. Neptemlior tilth, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for heard of the passing of the anti-lottery bill in the house of representatives last Saturday: "The newspapers did this; What represeuiative in Congress, and transartine such niter business as may properly come before it. Jvarn Comty is untitled 10 one delegate for firry 500 roles or major fractiou cast at 3at general election for the Kepnb lean uominej ior President thus making the representation Ha follows: Brown County.

5: Calumet County, 2: Kewan-iee Manitowoc Coiiuy, Ozaukee County, 2: Mieboygsn. 7. By Order of tie Committee, J. 3. ASDEKSON, Chairman Last year the wheat shipped abroad as grain and flour amounted to about bnshelh.

Of this nearly four-fifths went to Western Europe over bushels of it to Great Britain, which was less than the average sold there for the past eighteen years. Such falling off in the quan Castoria. Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any proscription kuown to me." IT. A. Ancnxit, M.

111 So. Oxford Brooklyn, N. T. Our physicians in the children's department have spoken highly of their experience in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products, yet we are freo to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it." United Hospital and Dispensary, Boston, Mass. Allen C.

Surra, came Uere iu and ae6isted in build better tribute could the press ask Castoria is an excellent medicine for children. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Dr. O. C. Osgood, Lowell, Mass.

Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children, and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrumswhich are destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, morphine, soothing syrtip and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending thcui to premature graves." Da. J. F. KrucHELOE, Conway, Ark.

St. Punl Pioneer Press: Demo ing the first brick chimney iu Milwaukee. He also assisted in plattiug Madi crats are now clustering under the son. The man with the gold bar again ap The Gazette office is in receipt of some valuable public documents from Hon. G.

H. Brickner, M. C. peared in MarshBeld aod visited the mayor, to whom he told the same story of Murat Halstead tree; expecting he will drop right into their hands when he is ripe enough. Mean while the breezes sigh and whisper among the fluttering leaves, and finding a gold mine in Arizona.

He left on the nest train, aud his scheme is still a mystery. Sam Yip Yah, sentenced from Milwau The Centaur Company, 77 Murray Street, New York City. Halstead bobs and smiles and blush tity sold to our Untisu customers is not the result of our inability to supply their needs, but of the fact that wheat raisers from other countries were on hand as competitors ready to sell for a less price than American wheat raisers could utlord to take for their grain. While tho quautity of American wheat sold to Great Britain fell off from over ninety million bushels in 18S7, to fifty-live aud a quarter million bushels in the quantity supplied by Kussia increased nearlv fourfold in the same time that is to say, from 10,354,007 bushels in 1887, to Milwaukee Sentinel: A tailor nt Cleveland threw a pair of shears at his bod and killed him. "Don't you suppose a parent knows what is the best for Lis own child?" es like a big red apple.

kee to fifteen years in Waupnu for criminal assault, was released by Judge Sloan, the law under which he was sentenced Winona Republican: If silver keens advancing in the markets of the world as it has been doing for the past two weeks, the buzzart dollar will soon develop into a gen- W. D. COOKE nine American easrle dollar of the fathers, worth its face in gold. And for so much, thanks to the legisla tion of a Republican Congress. having been declared unconstitutional by the supreme court.

An expert machinist was placed in one of the steel CBges of the new county jail at La Crosse with all modern jail breaking tools at his command and was told to work his way out After working on one bar for two hours he threw his eaws.ham-mer and chisels down and gave up the job, saying that it would be out of the question for a prisoner to break out of the cell. The sale of the Gordon farm, near Jefferson, advertised to take place Tuesday, was postponed. The Pecks, of Chicago, are now in possession of the place. Among the creditors having attachments are: Wilcox Richards, Thos. Haight, D.

Bullock, Jabez Shumwsy, Dexheimer Jos. McXamee and F. C. Tlrake, of Fort Atkinson. An execution for Chicago Inter-Ocean: "A Spooner is the way the New York Times refers to the Repub Milwaukee Sentinel: The issue is plain the Democratic party in Wisconsin denies the right of the state to direct the secular education of the future citizen and denies the duty of the state to protect the child against the neglect and eelfiahness of the parent.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox recently honored Narragansett Pier with her presence. Her appearance in the surf led a metropolitan newspaper writer to furnish the following for her She looked a veritable Psyche, graceful, lithe and amber-tinted. Poising for a dive on the edge of a great rock, her plump white arms pointed above her head, her lissome form outlined against the dark blue eky, a more graceful poem does not exist in her whole collection than the self of Ella Wheeler Wilcox'" lican convention at Milwaukee. The Republicans of Wisconsin can take no exceptions to that, as Senator Spooner represents the courage and bushels in 188J. Mot because the United States had not the wheat to sell, but because wheat could be bought cheaper from Russia thau America.

Consumers were too hard pressed by poverty to give heed to theories of reciprocity in commerce. They bought their bread of those who sold cheapest, and as the Russian serf works for less money than has to be paid the Amenoan farm laborer, not only have prices been hammered down, but Russian wheat supplemented by more than sixteen million bushels from India in 188'J has been crowding the American product from the markets of Western Europe. This is the unequal contest to which free-trade attorneys urge the American farmer. In pursuit of the phantom of a foreign market in which be can sell only at a loss, they ask him to cripple the resources of that home market which now consumes nine-tenths of all farm products, and which will, if adequately protected against underpaid foreign labor, in the near future supply American consumers for all that the American farmer has to sell." Republicanism of the state as well HARDWARE in favor of J. B.

Van Norman, of Milwau as any estern man at ashington. St. Paul Pioneer Press: The czar, kee. The affair is very badly mixed. between bomb frights, has found time to confer the decoration of the Married.

Order of St. Andrew upon Chancel BCETH- BrziCKA. The marriage of William Rueth, of lor von Caprivi. The conferring of orders among royalty and its satellites is quite a fad. In fact, they and STOVES.

Milwaukee, and Miss Ruzickn, of South Fort Howard, took place Thursday at Thb Milwaukee Jocbnal of Tuesday give pen portraits of the leading Demo-Crate who were in attendance at the State eight o'clock at High mass at Francis appear of late to have formed quite a little itual admiration society for this purpose. Xavier's Cathedral, Rev. C. Lau officiating. The bridesmaids and groomsmen were: The Misses Mary and Autonia Chicago Journal: Just think of Convention, and among the number is the following that will be of local interest: Walter S.

Greene, of Fort Atkinson, is one of the best known and most thoroughly liked among the many prominent New York Tribune: The Republicans of Wisconsin evidently know when they Rnzicka and Messrs. Joseph Rueth, of it! In New York vesterdav the tern Milwaukee, brother of the groom, aud 201 WASHINGTON STIJEET perature fell to 51 degrees. But re Mitchell Nejedlo, of Green Bny. cently that unfortunate city was one democrats who are present at the conven The brides' dress was of cream mull, gigantic Turkish bath and now it is are well served. The State convention that met in Milwaukee on Wednesday adopted a platform which, among other resolutions, contains the following; "That we recognize and emphasize the im tion.

Genial, kind-hearted, and withal a thorough business man, Mr. Greene has orange blossoms and veil completing the toilette. The brides' maids wore a refrigerator. change the smile, one day it is an island at the equator and the next an island off Green dresses of white muslin. succeeded in making a strong and enviable position for himself in the stnte, Although still a young man, he has al A wedding-party whs given at the home land.

It's too bad. The people in WIS. GREEN BAY, ready served in many responsible posi portance of returning a legislature which shall insure the continuance in public service of Senator John Hpooner; that the commanding position which he has New Y'ork are of our own blood aud of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs tions, and hio present high standing Frank Rnzicka. nativity and have all sympathy.

smong the prominent men of both par Mr.Rueth is the agent forUlatzV buttle ties 18 a guarantee of the faithfulness with which he performed the duties that already acquired in the councils of the nation is the strongest vindication of his beer at Milwaukee. He with his bride returned to Milwaukee, Saturday, and will go immediately to housekeeping iu eminent qualification for the important The HOEMAKERS. station to which he has been called, and that city. ot his right to rank with the distinguished 302 IT. WASHINGTOISI STREET.

The marriage of Miss Belle Liifreuler statesmen the Republican party of Wisconsin has heretofore pluced in the seuate nnd Charles Lenz occurred at St. John's of the United States." To every word ot which The Tribune cheerfully gives its church Tuesday morning, Rev. S. M. Wiest, S.

P. ofiiciating. The brides assent. There is no miiu in public life to-day who commands in a higher degree Democratic Committees. The following were the committee appointed at the Democratic State convention on Wednesday: A I.arL'i; Win.

Vilas, of Dam-. First ilistrtet-J. B. Hoe. of Ko.cfc.

SeeorU S. W. Liimorciix, of Tlurn -A. K. B'lshncli.

ot (iraut. Kouilh- K. M. ll'iyt. of Filth K.

M. Horn, of UZ'iukee Sixth Chris. Seiner, of trim Seventh V. L. Crnliy, of lui KiL'htli KU'hmond.

of i'lempalfiiii. Ninth C. Silvcrihorn, of Mni'dthou. The Committee on Permanent Organization was then announced as follows: At S. Green, of JenVrsini ilit District E.

O. of Kueinr. Seeond I) A. Wells, ot Fond dn Lac. Third iiitn, id K'lva.

il'iinmel, nt" Miiwank'-e. ui KuilM'tv, of oiuinhiu. Seventh-Lemuel Ak-v, or KoirMn -John Humier, nf Kan C'iui: e. Ninth Arth'ir iiotl', of Caif'Uewa. The Committee on Credentials whs an maid and groomsmin were: Leouard Lenz and Mihs Ottilia Leriz.

devolved upon him. Senator Sawyer, speaking of the next congressional apportionment in Wisconsin to a correspondent of The Milwaukee Sentinel said: "It seems to me that if "Wisconsin holds her own that will be all she can expect. It is true we have gained enough population to warrant, nominally, a congressman at large, just as California Republicans have dotie, and as some other states will do. But it all depends on how large the house is to be. If it is increased from its present membership we should elect nnottier member.

The general idea is that the house is already large enough, aud that it will not be enlarged. Under the constitution the quorum must be one half the whole number of members. Iucrease the number of the respect and the confidence of his con stituents tliau does Senator Spooner. As 4. J'4'u The bride's dress was a light tun color a lawmaker, as a politician iu the best Betiso of the term, as one of the Represen ed silk trimmed with brocaded silk.

The bridesmaid's dress Mi of albatross. tatives of a great commonwealth in the A wedding-party was given at the senate of the United States, he has belied none of the predictions that were made in his behalf 6ix year ago when he first entered upon the field of politics. Are still putting tho knife into prices on SumraiT Shoes, ami to close out home of the groom's parents Mr. and Frank Lenz, at which only the immediate the balance of Colored Shoes, llnssct Tan, will lei them slide at The Republicans of Wisconsin are to be congratulated upon tho wisdom of their choice and upon their good judgment. prices below any price yet put ou them.

HXE Cl'STOM WORK A LEADING MPARTJIFST! IEST WOllOIiV IX THE CITV nounced as follows: relatives were present. Mr. and Mrs. Lenz will remain there until about the middle of October when they ill take possession of their new home on Doty members and you will add to the old trouble about having a quorum. I think the house is as largo now as it ever ought io be." street, which is now being erected oppo At Thomas Frnwlei-, of En ('hire.

Km District, K. B. Kirkhxiil. J-flvrson. sefoml- tteo timing of Third-H.

.1. Fo'inh I'li'irje- Furlem-, id' Fifth 1). 1-'. 1'iieiaii, el' -iie'oye in. Sixth 1 1' Itroth if inMir-iaiie.

Sevcnii: u. si.t.'ir. of site the Cathedral. Klu'ht-Win. VeNnKv.

i.rst. Croix. Ninth 1 JoliiiMin. nf Oli' ida. XAViER MARTIN, Rea! Estate, Insurance Agent and Broker.

Deeds, Mortgages, Ocitracts, Releases, Bonds, Powers of Attorney, Lait ''ills and Testaments Drawn with Care as Notary Public. IJouoes to Uent and Taxes Paid for Non -Residents. Collections Made, Of Fit' IS AT TIM OLO 8TAX1, St HTUKET CREEfJ BAY WSS Chicago Alton switenmen Chicago Go Out. --Each Road to do Its Own Switching. Mayor Peck, of Milwaukee, received the nomination for Governor, at the State convention, Wednesday, on the seventh ballot.

His name was presented by John Johustnne, of Milwaukee. Ue detected a similarity between Abraham Lincoln and Mr. Peck, stating that the former had been known only (r) us a joker for years "till the necessities of the time brought him to the front." The difference between a necessity and an accident are ns wide as the poles and the similarity is not apparent after the joker is dismissed. General Bragg, in nominating Gahe Bouck, not only forcibly outlined Mr. Bouck's strong, rugged, honest traits of character aud ability, but left a palpable flavor of his intent to show what Mr.

Peck whs not. Ex-Consul Jonas, of Racine, received the nomination for Lieutenant Governor Wednes Chicago, August 20. The switch men on the Chicago ilt Alton rail iel. Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock occurred the death of Miss Maggie French at her home in this city, from inflammation of the stomach. The deceased came to this city from Chicago last April and opened a dress making establishment over Iloellel Brothers' shoe store, where she lived until her death.

Last Mondav she was taken ill and died as above stated. The remains were prepared for burial by Lefebvre Schumacher and were tuken to Appleton by her brother on the two o'clock train Wednesday for burial. Deceased was 37 years of age. The Chicago Herald for its attitude toward the Bennett law in tho past has won wide spread commendation. Its houeot expression ut favor of it aud the warnings uttered to Wisconsin Democrats were evidently the outcome of the wise deliberations of some one, who, was more of 8 level headed politician thau a blind partisan, but now that Hoard is nominated and thi school law is endorsed a new man appears to be at the editorial helm of The Herald and there is a "tacking in an opposite direction that would be quite bewildering if such a turn-about was without precedence.

It is not at all to be wondered at however, when one recalls the frequency with road in this citv are on a strike against an obnoxious yardrnasler. The railroad property is guarded by policemen. Tho stock yards switching associa tion is dissolved because of the switehmens strike there arid each road is to do its switching. Three hundred policemen are on duty there. 1.1-een Buy Land Company.

The Milwaukee Journal of lust Tues WAIITITM -NO fcXPEKI KtES l'ermuneiil tuwi-ViAuil I E.U tinna Knarantoed. Malnry and Kiirmn Iuld. t'ecu- to ticuinnem. stock complete, wltD rasl-fn-lllng utiprtnltip. OrTPIT FRGK.

We piarantrt what we advtrtine. Write II KOWK Korhntfr, N. Y. (Thin house is reliable.) day, and the remainder of the ticket irw nominated Thursday. For refreshing simplicity the following from the Milwaukee Journal leads: "There is something refreshing about the absence of office-holders from the city to day.

One week ago there was nothing else in town." So unkind, don't you know, to remind the hungry multitude of the fact that they are uusated. J.OVK IK KLIi. lie her lovely cohlen hair And I've of monriiful irray, whi he aked her to he his She lirmly ptiid, "'Nay, lie now (lerlarpp those eyes of gray Di c't match, nnd that her head Of lovely, colilen hair Ik a "muddy ehude of red." New York Herald. day contains the following item: The Green Bay Land company, organized 4y Wm. II.

Timlin, C. 11. Hamilton and K. Kershaw, with a capital limited to 810,000, filed articles of incorporation. This undoubtedly refers to a land company organized to purchase pine land on the upper peninsula.

Wm. H. Timlin is the well-known attorney who used to re teuiuu luts el UCCU baiuita iuo iaA two months with "We don't care how we beat the Republicans this full, as long as we beat them." A victory is sometimes too dearly won, but a defeat in which everything has been staked aud lost is jsppalhag, and that is what confronts the Democratic party of this State to-day. It is a worse fate than its greatest opponent could desire for it, and would have been avoided if the better element in the party had been heeded. For it is a fact that there are many Btalwart Democrats throughout the State who have done heroic work in their efforts to stem the tide, and divert, if possible, the disaster that they saw threatened the party iu its pen espousal of a cause in which it has ot cannot heartily be enlisted.

t'AJiriXW Ol'T. Tho small hoy now procures a lot Ol citrpi'is, and upon some spot That's nice and damp ererts a tent On camping out the hero's bent, Anr' there, thou eh frinlnened hMf to death, And siitlbcatiug for a breath Of decent a'r, he lies awake I'ntil the da begins break. ltut when the next iiluht cnnies, veil bet Thai lit le lent is maiked "To let." I' ttslmii; BuTctla side in this city; C. H. Hamilton is a Fond du Lac man and Kershaw is a Milwaukee man.

Tlir. KA1U.K DKK lnH. From the IIome-Maker 1 little dreams. That tend on bullies small, Sty babv needs yon now Come when I call I Dn'sm ol a bird! Yes, thou robin redbreast; For htm tly to aud fro And si uk tny best. Dream of a flower! Ye, thou, rich red rose No thorn upon thy For him unclose.

Dr'm tit a stur! Yes. Bi-thli hem HalM! so mild; Thnt sat ou Mary's kuee; Kits thou Uiy child. Kila Fsrman Pratt. To Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the syRtem effectually, yet gently, when costive or billions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity without irritating or weakening them, use Syruo of Figs. Uaxnibal Hamlin, who has lived under every President but three, when asked recently why he did not write his memoirs, said that he could not trust his memory, and he has failed to keep a diary during Lis political career.

He is in perfect health at 81, because of labor in the fields. There are many forms of nervous de bility in men that yield to the use of Car There is a perennial nobleness, and even sacredness, in work. There is always hope in a man that actually and earnestly wirks: io idleness alone there is perpetual despair. Carlyle. ter's Iron Fills.

Those who are troubled witn nervous weakness, night sweats, etc. should try them..