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The Asiatic Cholera is rapidly
spreading through Egypt. The
plague has now reached Cairo.
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Iowa and Wisconsin had another
visitation by hailstorms, heavy rain
and cyclones last week.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

kEPubllGAH NIAIk IlUAhl
FOR GOVERNOR,
LUCIUS F. HUBBARD,
OF Goodhue County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CHARLES A. GILMAN,
OfStearns County.
For Secretary Of State.
FRED Won BAUMBACH,
OF Douglas County.
For State Treasurer,
CHARLES KITTLESON,
OF Freeborn County.
For Attorney General,
w. J. HAHN,
OF Wabasha County.
For Railroad Commissioner,
JAMES H. BAKER,
OF Blue Earth County.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

The Democrats of New York held their
State Convention at Buffalo on Thursday
and It was notable for the absence of all the
usual bitter sqsabbles over the admission
of one or more OF the three factions into
which the New York city democracy are
divided. The trouble between them was
amicably settled by the admission of 3S of
the delegates of the County Democracy. "a
of the Tammany and 10 Of the Irving Hall
delegates. Isaac II. Maynard was nomina.
ted for Secretary of State, Alfred c. Chaplin
for comptroller, r. A. Maxwell for state
treasurer and Dennis O'Brien for attorney
general The platform rc,aslrms that of
the last state convention, with an additional
resolution endorsing the administration of
Gov. Cleveland. The convention was har-
monious throughout and the election OF the
ticket nominated is confidently predicted
by 10000 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

This highest medical authorities have al
ways disputed the possibility of snake
living for any length Of time IN the hui
man stomach, and CLAIM that wherever
such alleged cases have been investigated
tape worm, or something Of that sort
was found at the bottom Of it. Here, how
ever, is case apparently so we'll authentl
Gated that 1t Is hard to see how the pei
theory of the medical fraternity car main
tain itself against it:
BRADFORD Pa, Sept. 2l.--Charles Les
lie Clark, of Lock Haven, Pa, aged 13
years, has for several months been unable
to retain any food upon his stomach. AT.
ter each meal he was seized with violent
vomiting spells, and grew pale and thin.
Yesterday the lad, while on his way home
from school, was taken with one of his
vomiting spells. During the CONFUSION
he felt something come up into his throat
which nearly strangled him. In his strug.
giles it came up into his mouth. The boy
grasped it and drew it out out of his
mouth with a jerk. With a shrek he
dropped the object, which was black wa
tersnake eight inches long. The reptile
was killed and taken home. 1t Is supposed
that young Leslie swallowed the snake last
summer while drinking from spring
near his home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

which in the evening in seen about Is
degrees southwest Of the north star. The
extraordinary thing about 1t is that while
on the night of the 23t it was barely visi.
BILE with an ordinary telescope, by the
night of the oath 1t had increased to six or
eight times its previous brilllancy, and
sIll maintains it. The astronomers, on
first discovering il, assured us that al.
though it would be visible to the naked
eye about Christmas IN the vicinity of the
cross in Cygnus, yet it would not present a
very splendid appearance; but since It's re
cent performance it is hard to say what
sort of an exhibition this great traveller
from space has in store tor us. Wonderful
things have happened upon the earth dur
ing the last year or two, and judging from
the conduct of our recent cometary visit.
ors, as well rs from The disturbances IN the
sun and the strange appearances upon
Jupiter and other planets, there Is some.
thing queer gong on ia the heavens also.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

The New York Sun has quit booming
John NJ. Palmer for the Presidency be.
cause Palmer is for the "old ticket" lie
is reported as thus expressing himself to a
Trfbne reporter few days ago at
st. LOUIS:
John Nj. Palmer OF Illinois was IN the
city to day on his way to Dayton, where
he goes to attend meeting of the man
ayers of the Soldiers Home, and was &C
costed by the Tribune correspondent IN the
corridor OF the Planters House. II favor
the old ticket" SAID he land believe that
both TIlden and Hendricks are anxious
and eager to run. If nominated they will
certainly be elected | consider Tllden a
vigorous, energetic man, and capable phys
ically and mentally to undergo the WORT
ment of another campaign, and believe he
will make an excellent Executive. New
York is solid for the Democracy, and there
is nothing in the political horizon that
would prcsage anything but success tor
the old ticket"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
THE STATE FAIR.

The State Far ut Chicago during the
present week has In many respects been a
brilliant success. The circumstance work
ing most strongly IL It's favor was the con
tinued pleasant weather, This has given
it from day to day very large attendance
and swelled the gate receipts TO an amount
more than double those of any previous
far. On Tuesday the attendance was est.
mated at $1,000, on Wednesda y at $4,000,
and on Neutrality-suspicious. the great gala
day of the falr-at 10000.
On Tuesday the crowd was entertained
with the opening ceremonies, including "A
speech of welcome" by Mayor Harrison,
! a reply by President Landr:gan, an a
fam" speech by Gov. Hamilton, which, as
he developed an extraordinary faculty 10
talk on forever, was finally brought to an
abrupt close by the derisive applause ofthe
crowd who were anxiously awaiting the
starting of the afternoons races. On We'd
nesday the extra attraction to the grounds
was the visit of Lord Colerdge, accompa
MED by Gov. Hamilton, Mayor Harrison,
Senator Logan, and other dlsnllaries, but
happily the crowd was spared the inilichon
Of any more speechifylng. On Thursday
the chief attraction was doubtless the Ger
taiDty of an immense crowd the Board OF
Trade and many leading business houses
being closed IN the afternoon to allow their
employees, &c, to attend the fair.
In the way Of display, however, the chef
success was IN horses, cattle, sheep, swine
and farm machinery. In these departments
every stall, pen and space was filled to-
Overlooking, and the exhibition is claimed
to have been the finest ever made Az any
state far in the country.
Most Of the other departments--Poultry,
Farm Products, Fruits, Flowers, Textile
Fabrics, &C. were but moderately filled
and in some cases behind previous fairs.
The races were of little account through
out On Tuesday Nee!y's Ottawa CHIEF
made u race with five others and was sup.
posed to have an easy triumph before him.
He won the first heat handsomely and then
broke down, being distanc-
ed in the third heat, giving the victory to
q Milwaukee filly on 2:2S time.
We have yet seen no estimate Of the re
ceipts, but they must go above $4,000,
which would be double those of any pre-. |
2ioas Illinois State Fair.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

We are in receipt OF the QuiEcy Daily
Jonraa! Wheeler's new paper, which is
said to have started out with subscription
list Of 5000 daily subscribers and hand
some increase with every succeeding issue,
1t is snowy columns to the page quarto
sheet. and ihough:padded out with stcreo-
type plates, like all our country dallles
gives the current general and local news
fully, ana in It's editorials is able and spicy.
OF course it is democratic all over. The
JOurndl has our best wishes for its success
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

have 50 cut IN on the circulation OF some
of the ether n. Y. dailics that they nave
been obliged also to reduce figures The
Times a few days ago dropped from to
cents AMI the TriJunc from to cents,
and now ii is SAID the Hsrald threatens to
come down from.5 to cents and the Sun
from 8. to cent The reduction, IN the
case of the Times and 7ribune, IS equiva-
lent to from 100000 to 100000 each in
their annual income, while in the case OF
the HeraM and SIN it would amount to
from $4,000 to $4,000 year Part OF
this would doubtless be saved by discon-
tinung the practice Of issuing supple
ments, and to make up the rest an increase
In the advertising rates would doubtless be
attempted, the telegraph wires employed
more sparIngly, correspondence shortened,
&c. The better opinion IN New York,
however, seems to be that the reduction Is
suicidal, and that the end will lie the
absorption of few of the weaker
concerns by the stronger, to be followed by
a speedy return to the old figures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

1t Is reported that Senator Logan, re-
turning from his excursion among the ma
tivcs of the northwest, declares that he
produced a good effect upon Sitting Bull
by showing HIM that he was not such "a
hell of IN Indian as he seemed to think"
This report the New York Sun dcnounccs
as false and slanderous Not long ago
Senator Logan experienced religion and
joined the Methodist church. He Is a
pious IN IN, aud as such he can never make
use of any profane expression. When he
was a circus rider, and later when he was
a fighter he may have been led into pro
family Il. times; but now 1t can not be
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

Senator Sharon, who is being sued by
Miss Aggie Hill on the charge of adultery
is confronted with coRtract of marriage
signed in 1880, and the lady exhibits a let
ter addressed to her from the United States
Senate Chamber in which the argentifer
GUS Senator calls her his loyal wife" The
republican machine, adds the World
seems to tend towards irregular complica
tons with the tender sex. Among the
modern Senators we have the bad exam
pies of Patterson, Chrlstiancy, Ferry, and
last, but not least by any means, Tabor
the chlvalrous representative OF the man.
ners and morals of the Bonanza element
of Colorado.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
The assachusetts democrats he

The Massachusetts, democrats held q
state convention at Springfield on Thurs
day, and unanimously, amid voclferous
cheering, nominated Benz. F. Butler as
their candidate tor governor. Frederick
o. Prince was put on the ticket for licuten.
ant governor, Chas. ii. ingalls, for state
treasurer, John W. Cummings for attorney
general and John Hopkins for auditor.
Butler was present and made speech in
which he expressed entire confidence In
his election and begged the people to send
him legislature composed of men who
had minds of their own and would not be
run by the republican state committee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
Southwest Georgia.

We have received the Annual Trade
Issue of the Amerlcus, Ga, Recorder, 9
handsome eight-page paper, filled with
interesting information regarding the eli
mate, soil, products and resources of South.
west Georgia The paper is published by
Mr.. w. l.. Glessner, for twenty years a
publisher in the North, and the country Is
written up as viewed from Northern
standpoint. Any of our readers who wish
a copy of this Trade Issue will have l,
mailed to them free by sending their ad-
dress to The Recorder, Americas, Ga.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
THEMILITARY MANDAMUs CASE.

The military fund mandamus case, men.
toned in our last as having just been ar
gued in the Supreme Court at Ottawa, was
decided last Saturday against issuing the
writ asked for The object in applying
for the writ was TO compel the State Audi
tor to restore to the military fund the
81 600 of that fund remaining uneXpenaed
on the lst of July and which a law of the
last legislature had directed him on that
date to transfer to the general fund IN the
State treasury. The law of the legislature
was passed at so late date June 2jthl as
to take our military authorities by surprise.
Adjutant General Elliott supposed of
course that whatever appropriations the
legislature might make for the military for
the next year, these uneXpended 81 900
would remain In his strong box, having
been raised by a special tax expressly for
military purposes. When, however, the
law of June 25th awaked him to realiZa-
ton Of his mistake, he few about hastily
to trump up bills enough for the past
years expenses TO cover the amount. and
in doing so directed the Coloncls, Captains,
&c, of the l. n. G.. throughout the state to
send IN bills for all their expenses during
the year-paid as well as unpaid and
these bills, which came IN to an amount
about sufficient to exhaust the fund, he
hastily got the Governor to approve
When they were presented to Auditor Swi.
cart, however, that official discovered that
AL but some $4,000 ofthe bills had already
been paid, and on stating that fact to the
Governor. the latter with the same prcclp-
ita'ion with which he had approved the
bills, erased his approval, so that none of
the bllls-those that were proper and ought
To have been paid as well as those that
were iraudulent-were paid, and the whole
81 900 were covered into the treasury.
Then came the Governor, Adiutant Gen.
eral, &c, with this mandamus proceeding
to compel the auditor to restore the whole
81 900 to the military fund. This the Su.
preme Court says cannot be done; how
ever, it says the law OF June 2jth, by i'm.
plication, gives the military time until
Oct 1st to bring IN their bills for proper
expenditures previous to July 1st,
and that whatever proper bills of that sort
are still outstanding can be paid out of the
ST, 900 fund II presented with proper
to the auditor before Oct 1st.
The time Sept 24th TO Oct. 1sD Is again
unreasonably short, but at least the proper
bills which were presented June 30th and
from which the Governor then so preclpl-
lately erased his approval, can now be
paid; but the game to "gobble" the whole
fund is finally and etfectually blocked.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
LATER.
Y. (iriggs.

have the most complete stock OF paints,
&c, in town, and am better prepared to fUrr-
lsh housekeepers with Paint Colors, Ca!ciE-
ines, Brushes, &c, for housc.clcaning season
than ever. Shall be pleased to have those
about to paint call, and my prices shall be be
low all others, while the quality of stocE is
guaranteed to be the best
The Nicola Cigar, which has had such =
large sale and given the best Of satisfaction,
has never been equalled as a cent cigar;
and the fellow who said it was better than a
10 cent cigar was not mistaken ten per cent
Sold only by f. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
From Ransom.

Ransom, Sept. 27.-Mr. Babcock ant
Mr. Houghtiling and wife are visiting a
Squire Wilkinsons.
DR.. Brown, of Lostant, moved into thu
Colwell building yesterday.
Tim Corbett has sold his farm to Mr.
Donaldson, and has gone to Marcus, Iowa
to look at the country.
John Held Isl enlarging his residence
Richard Bros. are doing the carpentering
Ed. Smith and Miss Annie Haffey were
married on the l9lh. May their trouble.
be few.
The Tile Company have put new boil
er In their works.
About seventy RaEsomites went to Joliet
on Friday to see Jumbo.
Nate Mcintyre went to Chicago Tuesday
to attend the State FAIR
The dance at Gus. Benckendorfs Sstur.
day night was a good one. So say those
that were present.
Bill Craus went to Ottawa to see Bar
NUNS circus Say, Bill, did you see Raise
afuss or Slmpy? o. CUTY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

Civil service reform, under which Vt is
supposed there can be no removal of q
faithful and competent officer except for
cause, has worked with It's usual beauty
and consistency, as understood by our
present republican rulers, in the case OF
the deputy collectorship of internal revenue
for the counties of VIII, Kankakee and
Grundy. Mr.. Pennington. an excellen,
officer, who had ably and acceptably filled
the position for the last eight or nine
years, has been suddenly removed to make
room tor Mr.. Alexander Mcintosh, well
known for years as an elective republican
worker" in VIII county, but who thus far
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

New York last Saturday was jubilant
over the completion and opening for busl-
ness Of the first line Of direct Geographic
communication with Brazil and otkcr I'M.
portant points in South America. Hereto
fore all Geographic communication be
tween this country and South America has
been done at an enormous expense via
England or France. The line just COM
pleted is that Of the South America Tele-
graph Company, and embraces j,Gl0 miles
of cable via Galveston, and j61 miles of
land wires, connecting with 10000 miles
of line in Mexico, Central and South
America.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
THE TARIFF ISSUE.

| There IS no disagreement among demo
Gratis as to the necessity of reform in our
present tariff, so as to reduce and equallze
taxation, afford real encouragement to la
Dor, and to cripple those huge monopolles
so oppressive to labor, and in the struggle
with which labor has ever found itself i'm
potent and helpless, But the advocates of
absolute free trade in the present condl-
ton of the country, arc as scarce among
the democrats as among the republicans.
Yet the whole effort of the republicans at
this time is to make the country believe
that the issue of the next presidential con.
test will be free trade versus protection.
No doubt the leaders of that party would
think themselves lucky If they could dl.
vide the voters IN 1884 on such question
and set 1t up as the exclusive issue. But
the thing cannot be done, and for reasons
which are no less persplcuously than
pontedly stated by the New York Sun as
follows
The country cannot be divided on that
question, for two reasons. In the first
piece with the necessity for such an enor-
nous revenue for the Government, free
trade must remain doctrine only till long
after the next general election and this
country cannot be divided on an abstrac-
tioh. In the second place, there is one
material and Overpowering issue that must
remain paramount until disposed of in one
way. Turn out the rascals who have
gorged their party with the proceeds of
jobbery and corruption, and have fostered
rings and sUuandeIed money by every sort
of dishonesty and extravaganza Not one
or two OF them, whose records they have
been forced to discover, but all, must go.
The whole Republican party must go,
and on that issue the campaign of 1894
Will be fought. That is the question Of
the hour, and until that Is settled all others
must be subordinated to It. Dishonesty
and extravaganza in the Government must
be put an end to- The case is hopeless so
long as the old Republican machine con-
trolls the officers Of the Government
Turn the rascals out
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

In the midst of the cock sure" feeling
Of success OF the Ohio republicans electine
their Governor on account Of the unfor
tunate divisions among the democrats, q
most discouraging and appalling fact
comes to light. 1t Is proved that when
Judge Foraker, the republican candidate
was q student at Delaware College he
bolted and left because u negro was per
mitted to matriculate The negro voters
of that state want to know all about this
now and the Judge declines TO elucidate
II is confidently believed he will lose
enough votes In consequence to offset the
democratic squabbles and Judge Hoadly's
malaria
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
New Plots Discovered
and the End is
Not Yet.
The Police on the Alert, and all
Suspicious Characters
Promptly Arrested.
Uneasy Lies the Head that Wears
Crown" but BIissfuI is the Life
Of Those Who Use

Tascott's Enamel Paint, which is mixed really
for use, and put up in cans Of convenient and
handy sizes for family and general use; always
ready; never needs thinning nor further pre-
paration. This Pant has been used in Ottawa
ten years, and has stood the ties. thoroughly,
giving perfect satisfaction in every case.
It can be applied by inexperienced persons,
making job looking better and which .s
more durable and lasting than any other
paint in the hands of experienced painters.
One trial convinces all of its superiority.
Call for sample Of colors. Sold only by :.
Y. Grggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
Considering their abundance dnrjup

Considering their abundance during the
years 1881 and 'S2, the current year ha:
been almost exceptional IN its paucity Of
celestial visitors IN the form of comets
The astronomers now say, however, thai
there is one approaching the sun and the
earth that promises to be unusually inter
es,ing. 1t has already been recognized as
the long looked for comet of 1912, and for
a week has been visible through good
glasses in the constellation of Draco
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29
Boss Wizards grand advertising jamDo-

Boss Wizards grand advertising jambo
rec in behalf of the Northern Pacific rail
road appears to have been immensely ov
crdone. Its cost is moderately figured al
two millions of dollars, more than the road
can clear in two years to come, to say
nothing Of the floating debt of ten millions
already hanging over it, The result has
been a frightful tumble in Willard stocks
on the New York stock board, Northern
Pacific having dropped from 81 TO G3 in
less than week. 4 serious movement IS
now on foot to Dust Willard from the presl.
dency OF the road.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-29

Though the fastest trottirg time on rec
ord of Maud S. has not been beaten In
spite OF hard training for three years, "the
fastest time on record" among the ocean
steamers IS being lowered every five or SIX
months. The last transatlantic steamer to
beat the fastest time on record was the
Alaska, which arrived at New York last
Sunday in days, 81 hours anu 40 min
utes from Queenston, or in less time by 9
hours and 8 minutes than any previously
recorded trip across the Atlantic.