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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

PoyGnrKErstE, N. Y, August 2.-The
time table Of General Grants funeral
train has been issued. The train will
leave Albany at 1880 P. NJ, and arrive at
the Grand Central station, New York, st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

TIA MA i4dyiaofyi Board and ths
Ra,rt Of Rx4miuers rsmsvngaged IN fight.
ino over the Dolphin while Secretary
Whitney Is taxing a brief rest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

: rrp tamIiy Of General Grant took leave
.tthsdsad hero yesterday. The services
:, ~.rs ~ very simple but exceedingly impress
NJ. 1Ef
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

r.r reduction of the public debt for the
-, month amounted to alittle over eight
md hall millions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

rs, rsyayes Of cholera in Spain are
,4.Sttul. Tie march Of this disease Is a
.oefnual - waning against uncleanliaess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

wa,ris the matter that We have heard
! ,o,bipasbout Mr. Kelley lately?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

Rlr1 isto be hanged for the little amuse-
man. he lnduIged in in the Northwest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03
THE NATIONAL PAS TIME.

The Race for tbs Penuant- Notes and Cos.
I sip About Players. 1
In the American Association st. Louis
holds the lead, and Chicago maintains her
place at the heed of,the League clubs.
Following is summary Of the games
played by the American Association:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03
rnE pEBrsrArEMENr.
pscreass Of tho National Debt Duting Jsly
EG $500 7ss os. t )

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The debt state
ment issued to.dsy shows the decrease Of
the public debt during the month OF July
TO be $500, ,7s9 as; cash in the Treasury,
siSs s,4ts, ,7i9 4s; gold certificates outstand-
Ing, sl40011, 800; silver certificates out
slS9;sls, ,0se; certificates Of de-
boeit outstanding, s3t, $50; 600; retuuding
certificates outstanding, S23s 200; legal
tenders outstanding, S34e, ,6sl, ,01e; frac-
tional currency tnot including amount es-
Rmated asloss or destroyed, !, Sl5. .937. .l26Ss; !;
nat cash balance on hand, Sf4 1923 35.
The following Is q recapitulation of the
debt statement issued to-day new form; {;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03
lke gatslAgslllas.

o5s.' 10. IS aud - roaEtsen.a street;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03
rr.neh no,pitnIiIiss % our Navy.

Total rash In The Treasury, q shown i.
BY Tre4suEefs geaeFal Aecauutia. 5l9 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

E@slee got his waking papers ftom the
Athletics.
Pittsburgh has released o'Day; he goes
to the Nationals.
Detroit, also, wants Bronthers, Rowe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

Cunning Of the Bostons, has picked up
greatly this season In his throwing 70
bases. being accurate and swift, and easy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-03

In the Cincinnati Baltimore game at
Cincinnati on Thursday, all the players
wore slips OF Grape in respect to the late
Eanaral Grant -. L n.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The chief of the bureau of statistics re-
ports the number of arrivals of immigrants
in the United States, exclusive of those
coming by WY of Canada and Mexico, as
follows; For eight months ending August
81 last, 24l ,O35; for the corresponding
period the previous year, 303,054.
.. F. Moore has been appointed post
master at Prineville, Oregon, and Dudley E.
Shellman at Golden lale. Washington terri
tory.
Captains Mathews Harrison, and Naval
Constructor Minch and Chief Engineer
Baker have been appointed board Of ap-
praisers of work upon and the material used
in the construction of the unfinished cruis-
ers Chic .go, Boston and Atlanta.
The secretary of war has decided to keep
guard at Gen. Grants tomb in Riverside
park until January l, 1886. The guard at
Garield's tomb, at Cleveland, Ohio, has
been there ever since GarGeld's death.
The postmaster-general has appointed
the following thirdclass postmasters: Cal
ifornia-At Lompoc, John L. Irwin; Buena,
Mrs. j. Hunting; Carisa, Frederick r. Noys ;
Big Dry Creek, j. D. Collins; Kingsburgl.;
Henry Pratt; Williams, John Foush; VOC
umville, Andrew J. Nelson; Puente, Henry
P. Carroll, Idaho-At Cottonwood, f. B.
King. Colorado-A Almosa, Julian Gault
Nevada-At Masen Valley, A. J. Little.
Oregon-At Wilbur, J. A. Strange; Phiio-
math, Ezra Dickon; Fletts, D. Striclin.
Washington territory-At RitzvilIe-
George Blankeship.
The president has appointed W. L. Pow
ell, of Virginia, Indian agent at Neah Bay
agency, Washington territory. Robert f.
Chiffon, postmaster at Santa Anna, Califor-
Liza, vice Chas. E. French, resigned.
The postmaster-ge general has rendered de-
cision that the salaries of postal employees
cannot be attached for debt.
The postmaster-gen to-day removed T.
B. Croncle and +. L. Spooner, employees at
the postal card agency, CAstleton, N. Y,
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02
CORVALLIS, OREGON, OCTOBER 2 1885
he Rustchuk and Varna railway for 81, $50,

Servia's circular 20 the powers states that
recent events in Bulgaria threaten Servian
interests, and as a safeguard she asks the
support of the powers.
| Major Trotter, military attache of the
British legation at Constantinople. and MIR.
Fawcett, English consul-general, have 1e-
turned from Roumelia. They narrate that
on their arrival at Philippopolis they were
arrested. After having an interview with
Prince Alexander they were blindfolded,
escorted 10 the frontier and left in an open
field at night fall, in carriage. They wan
dered about for several hours, and finally
them well and forwarded them to Constau-
tinople.
O'Donnell, home rule membsr of parlia-
ment for Dungarvan. has returned from the
canvass in his district. He declares that
Parnellites have persstently insulted James
Carlile McCoan, formerly home rule member
Tor Wicklow. but now liberal candidate for
Lancaster; John O'CoEnor Power, member
of parliament for mayor, and himself.
The cabinet council for England which
was to have been held last Monday has
been postponed for week. The Times,
in leading editorial, regrets the postpone
ment, as it considers that the condition of
Ireland requires immediate attention.
The columns of the Times to-day contain
many letters on Irish matters, including one
from the lieutenant uf an Irish county, Civ
ing pitiful details of the evils of boycotting.
Lord Salisbury and Lord Randolph
Churchill will address conservative meet
ing at Newport, England, next week, in
the presence of each other and from the same
platform. The meeting is desired to SHOW
that the two leaders are pursuing united
policy.
Military authorities have taken possess
ion of railways throu 5hout Servia, ami or
binary travel has heen stopped. In .addi
zion to the reserves, 60,030 of the land
Weir have been called out for active service.
The Times Ottawa dispatch says: The
recent discovery of gold i'll the vicinity Of
All i'm tginary bound try lire dividing British
Colmmbit from Alaska, has led the people
OF this province once more to press their
claims the dominion government to nave
the boundary definitely determined.
A geutlem IN on tie citizens commit
Mon;iay stated that there are at least z0JU
C Uses of smallpox in Montreal. The open
ing OF the Theater Royal has been indefinite
ly postponed ON accoun5 OF the smallpox ep-
idem:c.
Dispatches received last Monday show
that cholera is decreasing in Sicily. King
Humberl proposes to visit the infected dis
tricts there.
Five hundred and sixty new cases of chol-
era and 203 deaths were reported last Sun
day through Spain.
Throa shout Spain on Monday 729 new
c,ses of cholera and 32S deaths were re-
ported.
Municipal authoritie IS of Madras, India,
have extended the right of suffrage to
women.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02
FOREIGN.

An international money order system
having been perfected with Japan, the post.
Office department., starting October l, will
issue money orders payable In any part Of
Japan. The rate of charges will be the same
as charged to other foreign countries
Advices from Bucharest report that fight
ing occurred last Friday near Adrianople,
and during the engagement thirty Roumeli-
ans were killed and 300 wounded.
The Brazilian senate and chamber of dele.
gates have passed bill for the gradual alb
olition of slavery.
Tie Bulgari IN government has purchased
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02
and appointed J. W. Mcknight and IL
James Purcill instead.

Capt. Sherman A johnson, chief of the
division of records and mail in the treasury
department has at the request of secretary
Manning rendered his resignation, to take
effect September 80 1t was accepted.
Capt johnson was appointed from Ohio in
1869, and has been constantly in the service
since. There are no charges against him.
His successor has been selected, and Will be
appointed in few days
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02

Servia's circular 20 the powers states that
recent events in Bulgaria threaten Servian
interests, and as a safeguard she asks the
SUPPORT of the powers
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02
zephers and Yarns.

We have just received direct from New
York full line of zephers and yarns, crewels,
pompadon wool, canvas, felts and embroi-
derry chenilles all at Portland prices.
j. NJ. NOLAN.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-02
TELEGRAPH!C DISPATCHES, Z,

OF the past week Condensed for
Convenient Reading.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
The Novelist"

: "Tle N"vrlint' i, The cl aracteyi>tr.
ti']r"i thew paper juststartrd in Ne.
1"rf. nN John Is. Alden. tlc "~j.itra,,
ltoN"."l!"ni>t.' The price. also. i
th'rnrtril,tlc,-unIN Sl.W "A wear.
Is not attended to enter INTO co5up.,
ton with the hiyitWired, bu, low
character. story papers which darnrI.
the country llil" Il prstlIclcr, but WI,
'd"V"ttd almost entirly 10 hi.l!-cil1
il Ton, altch a" finds p Hcennd wtlcoiu,
Iii The hest magazines OF the day auc
p'iIrat homrs OF the Land: mlhiny TN,
paper an unriyl Il Ca, to ru,t, crita =
" source OF rntal r"crn;.t ui for /, q
AIRY, and a. cnter,ainm nt FOR ali
I'h"inE me year there are promised Sc.
rial stories ~ W liam b ack Mrs. or
pm. Times = ,.yn. II gh Conway, 3.
l.. L on an others-reItainIy ;,
5000 Variety. aa well as 20 d u,lantit,
FOR ti'c dollar. 1t IS prin1el in large
type, ami i, Il handso ne paper. For
iFre Specimen C pies address the pub.
fisher. John Is. Alden. 1893 Pearl S rect
New York.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23

Dent forget that we are prepared t.
MI all applications for loans on Real
Estate. BATl3MAN & MCDONALD,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
Geo. Washington on Drunkenness.

Il shall not close this letter. writ,
Washington to one Nf his overSeur
without cNhorting vnuto refrain frol
piIlt"''S liquors, they will prove YOU
nm il You do not, Cpnside. how litti
drunken nan differs from " beast
he latter is not endowed with reason
he former deprivrs himself of it. an.
when that is the case. acts like a br,t
%'nn"ylng and disturbing every on
around him. nor is this all us it RESPECT
himself. BY degrees it renders :; pc
on feeble and not only unable to srrl
'tintrs hut to help himself. and leins
an act Of his own he falls from Il stnr
81 usefulness into contempt and :;
| myth suffers. ii not pelisE"s, in e
nv and want. Don't Let this be yo,
c use. Show Yourself more Of Il ma
and Christian than to Nipld to so i,
tulerAhle Il vice which cannot -,
not certain 90 the greatest lover {
llluol2 glIe more pleasure to- sip in I'll
poison (ior it is no better than Il
c1nsrQl G of it in bad behavior n:
the moment. and the more serious evil
produced NV il ntterwHrd must civ
plln.'-Grrat events OF the past cent?
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23

Their" j, s,.lnr thing in this. Ltconn,s
IRON. the Chicago I~nt~-Gcyyn:
SH'i't 81 otr tpnjtHlEuH aries farther
South write rs II ii Ncre 20 Nrihiu /. ni
aNloSiir" To "%rrHn'rl to tl4vrthr iHrr-
cilrN ti"p Gown HN.!uI- tltr q, ir,oN
z 70. ii they Nnil!u ON up Il nun
the prorf, and s,r the i, sg-riri.I, lud,
anl llss.eS Mtin hrrntt e the pnrC
iltdItii--l\lh- it:iin>pn"iy and see iii,
tlfh and snap and r~nterEri> Of al! Ii.
p"npl' they would learn a.e,sun. Lp,u
weather IN the northwest is a., m,,t.
enjoyed and is as ruj"yahl" wil,n on.
gets used to it ;iS is the ru,, -Srcnl,,
ali oi January farther south toxin lm.o.
III" WHO live there. a DHi>ot, or Min
h"snla or Iowa tarmrr could not l..
persuaded to trade SHOWS orI,l, ana
nii2I;1rflS for the foods III the Ohio ~,
che t'ali-and-halt weather of all the
great central h"lt OF the Union. III"
hT'iirst ana most rro,"ro>l Section
OF this great Ian to-day is The zero ag.
below r.gjnn Of the lpttlursr.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23

The Little Shoes.
Some months ago, / need rul mention w,,cD
There was Il meeting in il temperance ha,l.
And many a buckingham assembled there.
Among them sat Il ntan wen dressed and tall
Who listened altNjnusly To every word
Until one near Inn SD, Ike TO him thus:
Come, William TrIncr, ! have meyer heard
Why YOU save M the public house? All. fen
lin SIRE Can toll 50 strange a tale as Won.
Up rose William a tie summons.
Claimed Onilsculy round the hall.
Cried with voice OF deep emotion,
The little shoes. they did it all
One ,light on tie verge of ruin.
AS J hurried from the tap,
i brlcid he landlords baby
Sitting in is mothers lap.
Look dear father said the mother.
Holding forth the little feet,
Look, we've aut new shoes for dlrlirg.
Doa't you tl,..b them nice and neat":s
We may Judge The thing is simple,
Disbel.cvv me If you choose,
But, my friends. no fist e'er struck Inc
Such I blow rs those snail shoes.
And they forced my brain to reason:
WHAT right, said ], Standing there.
Have ] tWclrlhe anO1her's children:
And let my own go bare?
IL was il the depths of winter,
Bitter was the night, aud cold,
And outs de the flaming gin-sliop.
stood my 5 arriving wife and child.
But | went and clutrhed the Dahy.
saw the feet so cold and b lie.
|a,her! II hose small shoes smote me,
Nil;l did those poor, bare feet do"'
Quick thrust them in my bosom;
Oh! they We're Sole: chill.
Nd their c0ldneSs like IL. dagger
Pierced me ! can feel it still.
VI money | had but a trille.
Just enough 10 serve my stead,
II bought shoes for liiile baby,
Aud Il single loaf of bread.
That Leaf served MS all the Sunday,
And went TO Wor. next day;
in re thai Time I've been %lectotai,
That is. all i've got to say
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23

Washington Springs. ,ierauld Co.. ID. Z
Ian. ID, 1893.
BOARD met at 2 O'Clock, p. IN. Alith'
mtnllrr, MrrStnt.
4 communal ation was received from
r. y. B~ueKulaStrr. %. Grow !. kctUWn
Ship, stating that it wouil lie !mpo.>i
Bile Tor hjm Co serve Il, roa4 Supervisor
Dn motion ". y. II gTuln waSappoint
ed road snprrNlsn ~ for that town.
oAicia! lnnd Of Jesse NJ. Spears pre-
sented and Approved,
! PETITION Was rvr.iye,i from Water
,Nry asking for tie appointment ut
Gro !. Pre- as constable ct Jctau!c
county. Ga motion Geo. y. p,icr wa
appointed constable.
a de.nan Was made in writing 10y
4. j. Dunhan asking the board to fix
thr salary OF Dist. Atty. of Jerauli
county. On mntion the consideration
OF tie cue tion WIS postponed.
The Board Requested that in the tut
ere al! parties I av1nr business witt
the Board present the same in wrltin.
to thts ritlk before the meeting of the
Board.
Minutes read and approved, Beard
adjourned to meet aguiu AZ O'Clock, a.
IN, Jan. 18TH.
Jan. 18th. 1853.
Board mot mlr,n II to ii ,urnment.
All members present.
Motion matte and carried that the
Board rrtq- to grant license for the
sale OF lMtoN.ratn liqitats in Jrrauld
county 1h" fpseiI1 y'Hr.
On mot;on the salary Of the county
clerk WAS fixed at $500 per year for the
present veaI. On Hotion the >;starN
Of Go. Supt. WAS !ixrh at 80" per yea.
!or the present yer.
On motion tie chairman WIS author
iZHd to appoint Il committee tD procure
suita,l ,nirs To-: tilr Treason i. supr.-
inJthu M and cullntv clerk. the chair
man appointed j. L. Sullivan. \ D,t
WIS Received llu.l l.. L.SAuiln furroa.-
pl ing bride across Sand CrcrN. tiAiu.
The Atnu,ti,t III $40. On notion it Was
placed on lilr Tor future coGsi,, ration.
On motion Il ~ s. Y, ,s,v an. .,,,-
aapI OIptirn Wrr' appointed II, col.-
nIlttre III connection VITA ;l.e ca. cIrlk
on liEli rs III lr nls
On notion DR., urnrru4u II. NJ. Na-
gee Were 2.,po ntctt us cunmi ]sioucIs
OF iitsal.lty.
On motion Boar adj burned u.ltil i
o'clock, p. ~.
80 u met p l%lsllait 10 adjourn Men,
All rt,t,ber p1rscnt.
Bid, We're ircriN cd from Eatenlan &
Mcdonald and j.. L. McNa!naru for
ihlnti.l- an i,nu stling stationery for
liir an rttlt county officers. Mr.. Me-
lid being t,r lowest was ;tt-
and the contract awarded to
him.
Minutes read and approved.
Board Il uinr1 sur Z to call Of
cOilltE Ct lk.
II, u. FISHER,
L. y LOOMS Chairman.
County Clerk
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23

SZUO, lUJ ' 'e n IS p ) | s!va and p BY Mai fs y"u u" S;i i.
get tree a pack. sc + goods of large value. TIM,
WI! start You III work that viii at once ding Won
III liol!ry ls>lrr III l, anything else in America
an ABOUT lir $50, o. III presents With each box
y flits waited very Where. of either sex. of nil
lSt>. lor an tlrt me-. orSrale time only, to work
iof us ~ h,lr VI homes. Fortunes for AL wnrs
KS ;':,>"'utcly assured. Cont delay, ii. UAI.
LETT 4 Co.. Portland, Matte.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
The Little Shoes.

EDITED BY MRs. L. V. Mills.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
Grace Greenwood's New Book,

"StorleS for Uome Folks. Young an,
old." is the attractive title OF a prr,1
volume by this famous author. Ia,
published. 1t starts ont with ~ Trl,
story OF President Lincoln" whjc,
WITH otiIer var "reminiscences that 10
oW VIII Wttkrn q patriotic glow in IT,
hearts OF The readers both o.I AN
voting; there are stories of travel
TINS and other lands, stories of fanlor
e'plr, Of My Extraordinarily
most Ghost SturN"-inal all t%wentv.nin
stories, Which being written Ivy Grac
Greenwood. who is SO well known :,
one O! the most graceful and captiyu1.
ing writers, will lind joyful listpn,.
everywhere. The volume is equiv;
lent IN size ana appearance to the al
ti'of's other works heretofore sold !;
$50 bnt beng Published by the ~
eraIy-RrNn!it!on," John b. Alden. g,
l'''i'iI Street. New York, it i, sold tu
% cents. Mr.. Alden sends a lUO-pa.
catalogue. descriptive OF the imnleus
list OF standard and popular works
free to any applicant.
~ Rapid City glrI, while out riu,DA
with Il Young man. deliberately got on
OF the the buggy to Kill herself bccav..
the young man persisted IN driyiu
with both hands.
Dakota spent 100000 for sc!o.
houses last year, and would lik.
compare figures on any point. excc,
the manufacture and consumption
WhlskrN, with the state Nlllch SEND
Vest to the senate.
lhe senate passed the house jouu
RESOLUTION apprnprjatiny $4,000 to r.,
llrVt the wants OF destitute Indians
Washington special.
Now il congress, would make an n,
preparation to relieve the wants of u4>.
tltutc whites What Il glorious COUNT
this would Ue.-Press and Dnko;ui,n
Don't forget that we are prepared to.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
Ccanty Legs ation

Washington Springs, jvrauld Co.. I. ~.
Ian. ID, 1850.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
MpRSE &
Washington Springs, Dal

,tlNI )l"r working people. Send
1lLLl you free, q royal valuable SAL
pie box vi goods that will
~ in The way OF making more money in al.
'tys Than YOU ever thought possible at amy IN
.'t.ss. ca, ilal not required. You can live
ONE aud work in SPARE tilnc only. or all
me: Alloi both sexes. of I'LL ages. grandly st,
..s,iuI 30 cents to So easily earned every cNt
ing. Mat all who want to work may test /.
~a>iiiess, Wrm kc this unparalleled otter. =.
Ii who are net well satisfied we Will s,l.d s.
'aS Tor the trouble OF writing us. Full partiti
LIS. directions. etc. sent free. immense J.:
h'nlute1y sure for i'll who start al once. N1l
!" ny. Address SrINS"N n Co. Portland. Ne.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
TN Irl.kANCE.

CTlis Column is devoted to the interests Of and
Is edited by the Ladies' of The Women's Chris.
tian Temperance UiiUn.(
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-01-23
Iowa Intimidation and Violence.

Chicago Herald. 10: Passing through.
tr r.tN yesterday forenoon WAS a g,u.
'"'nan WHO ran for congress last fan
n II OF the Iowa districts. lie WAS
N route to Washington.
I'm going down 20 Get some points
~ contested seats. 1t may he that IN
i'hk"a break for that scat yrt,"hp said.
what was the mnjnrity against
}"n: asked the person addressed.
ION, the other i".ipr had three thou-
and odd. | pcArricu every countv"
y on Will have a tough time contest
ing that seat then" said the stranger,
y dunno. dunno. | can prove that
sc had women at every polling place
II the district, working for him and
gin me, and if that amt intimidation
M fraud ana violence I've rpad th.
A!>'"f5 or my country in vain. I've.
10Y l"o men ready to swear that CHER
'''ta AiA'se them vote the republican,
trk"t, and that's enough TO begin on"
Ever If senator Vest is unwilling To
eau Dakota newspapers, he NAV per
q .l'' SiuInD!e upon the. OHM no dom
'>NtI. information that Dakota writes
more letters than either Missouri. Ark.
A'i'S, or .AlitbHnla OF any one Of half n
zen o'her states that ma be named.
"i' Nor" school HOUSES and ,np,,ds
'oIe moneytor elucationin ]proportion
o population than any Of these States
mere Is no feature that goes to make
~ Il great, progressive and PROSPEROUS
state IN which there is any reluctance.
to compare facts with the states rrnrp-
''hteu ny those 50 active in disparar-
ng Dakota.
recent informant -. from Minnesota
gives the fact that onl, about onp-half
he blowing had been done there this
tilst TALL that was done wear ago Tins
would Indicate IA smaller Number of
acres 0! spring grain the coming sea-
son than a year ago.