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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14
His New Dressing Gown.
Lyon Union.

@ A well-known citizen Of Lynn was
recently visited by a boyhoo6 &C
quaintance from Vermont whom he
had not seen before for quarter of a
century. The Vermonter was much
pleased with the city sights ana the
ways of the town, but was a little
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

There are two things which a wise
man never tries to do. The first is to
shave himself with q razor which MS
wife uses upon her corns, and the
second is to convince her that razor
is not improved by being sharpened
on butchers steel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

Young or middle-aged men suffering from
nervous debility and kindred weaknesses should
send 10 cents in stamps for large illustrated trea
tise suggesting sure means of cure. Worlds
Dspensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

On the Pacific coast they are giving
the Chinese such 8 cold shoulder as to
make this the worst winter they have
spent in America.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

The colored people of Charleston,
S. c.. have formed a Mutual Pretec-
tive Union to assist them in securing
justice III the courts of that state,
which they feel is sometimes denied
fbeY,1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

Jay EYE SEES Driver, Edwin D. Bither
uses Coles Veterinary CarbOlisalVe, and q
best remedy that he ever saw for general sta
bic use. Sold by Druggists at SOC and $1.O0.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

A gold mine ia Mayfeld, Fulton
county, n. Y, yields ore worth $50. 25
per ton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

Minneapolis is said to turn out for
horse sales with greater enthusiasm
and unanimity than any other city in
the Union
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

A machine called the Buffalo home
trainer has been invented, by which
bicyclIsts can train in their own room.
1t is stationary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

have found AthIophoros to be a sovereign
rcmedy-nothing like it-for relieving neuralgia
or pain of any kind. / have recommended it
even to strangers who knew suffered with neu-
ralgic pains. NJ. 3. Frere, Greenville, Mich.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

Some one says the Goddess of Lib
erty on the silver dollar looks as
though she had lost something. She
has. She's lost fifteen cents she can't
seem to find.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

The biggest ruby of the crownless
King Theebaw is missing It was
called the Man-zin-Budda-mya. Once
a danasel stole the gem. but at that
time it was restored to the royal box,
and the hapless maiden was put to
death.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

;. DO you enjoy good healJh?" asked
Cross. why, yes, of course. Who
doesn't?" replied Ross, tersely.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

SAaxATcHEwAg FIEK WzKAE. In car lots Gen
uine. Send for samples and price list. W. J.
Absrnetky, sole originator, Minneapolis, Minn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

The great tunnel under the Mersey
is to be opened on the 20th of this
month,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

For sick and nervous headaches constipa ton,
and liver troubles take Ayers Pills.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14
In THE HEAD Is
CAT ARREI
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Send for either of our valuable reference
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Amy two of the above books mailed free on
receipt of four cents for registration fees.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14
There are two things which a

YOU viii get more comfort for % cts in Lyons
Heel Stiffners than in any other article you buy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Dr. Isaac Thomp.
sons Eye Water. Druggists sell it. CSC.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

Dr.. Schliemann discovers that the
women of prehistoric Greece wore
stays
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

Invigorate, renew, and beautify the hair by the
use of Halls Hair Remover.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

The best Ankle Boot an,s Collar Pads are made
Of zinc and leather. Try them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

8 months treatment for soc. Piso's Remedy
for Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14
Important

Montreal is to have a larger ice pal
ace than ever this year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14
The Committees.

The following is a full list of the
house committees, as announced by
Speaker Carlisle:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14

men of the committees:
Elections-Turner. Georgia
AppropriationS-Rand Pennsylvania.
Ways and msans-Morrison, Illinois.
Naval aHairs-Hs-bert. Alabama
Military affairs-Brsgg, Wisconsin.
Foreign affairs--Belmopt, New York
sanking and currsncy-CuTtin, Pennsylvania.
souri,.
Rivers aud hsrbors-Willis, Kentucky.
Labor-O'Neill Missouri
Patsnts-Nitcaell, Connecticut
Paclrc Observation-Disclosures Texas
mmerce-Ragan Texas
Public landS-Cobb, Indiana
judiciary Tucker, Virginia
Indian affairs-Wellborn Texas
Possibilities and Observation-Disclosures. Georria.
Cams-Springer Illinois
AGeouEtS-SprlggS-N York
Invalid psnSonS-Matson Indiana
Militia-Muler-New York
War eIaias-Gsddes, Ohio
Mississippi river-king. Louisiana
Education-Aiken South Carolina
Pensions-Eldredge, Michigan.
Private land claims-HalSel, Kentucky
District OF Columbia-Barbour,V Virginia
Reform in the civil service-Cox, North Caro-
lima.
American p-building-Dunham, Illinois
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
S6GteI.

81 furs gsidutttener 6afiet aiebt bdufe
8eranIaHmg gu nnterIetbs bei6neroen bet
Bferoen, ~por3u8SDeiie tpenn nit oemleLbea
Sleie ooer S9rot aeflttert tperoen. Ser
QGfiel Pat ben 5wef, oas Rfero 81 3utnz
gen, lein Sutter better su fauen uno ret6s
Lt6er einsaipetdeLn, mas tpeisntIia sur
beiieren 9erOauuHg beS Suffers bsttrdat.
9et su furssm 0afieI tptrO absr Sisisr
5wed uerfebItt ~beionbers tuenn Garot uuo
8leie babel aeflttsrt ueroeu, tueiE Die 9feros
bann bas SItter, OGne gu fanen, btnanter
ihluden. Sn bteiem Safe f6mmt es Dor,
baB ii6 bas Sutter i'm 8Iinbs uuO @rtnnts
Darn ODER au0 iogar idon int 9Ifteoarm
10 felt Suiammenintdtet, baB oaourh Berz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erseugt peroen, tneI1e
btspetIen Our9 Die itarfiten N%biabruuesz
mtttel ni6t geboben tperoen f0nnen. Nus
oieiem @runoe lit IS ratbiant, ben SatieI
teinenfais fIrser ulS I 3ol lang gu ihneis
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

Der 9lItben. .Gs EaBt ffh 6urd cine ,nrhp
WerlangerltD oe5 MtnterltbIafss erreirhrn'
oaB it1 bic 8liitbsn Mot eber entfoItet'
ais bis giuhtfr5ite int N~uaemetnen nfht
mebr gu befarGten itno. Gtie Ner,6ne.
run9 Der @nttDtdeluh9 bur6 ipdte Nusioat
oilrtte BET aLen lebr frpifempftnDGtden
YHattseit geboten letn. Wan b6tte aISbarn
Die Gadt6ett 10 gu tp&bIet, baB bic tunoen
BHan3et CUR 9ett Der getp66nltAen SD&ts
frDlte I'M Wfoadt Otat Die 8ooenH6ae nod
uiht erreidt baben. $50 ipdte Nusiodt
ntht angebt, lteBe ith anoererieits, tornents
Ii1 tuentl Der Wtnter frlibsetttg en6et, aerobe
onrh moglidit fritbSeittge Nuslaat uub
flaine Gage oe8 Sanaets maiden 8ortbeil
erretheu. Glben, &artoffeIn uro Utots
ltno tn ibren iunglfen @ntntfeIunoBStufsn
= nit 2-48tdtthen-beiDnbers empftno.
LID geaeu Sroit; it1o tie Deiter enttpideIt
nno lbon trafttger geiporoet, 10 iddbet
tbnet Elm Sroft, metitenS melt tpeniaer.
Sine mtttelbare Get5O9eruGg Der @ntipiGes
lung i'm Sriibiabre bIrft& ferner uuter
llmltalleen betm BintergetreiOe bon Gorz
tDetl letn. Sorgt man ourh ntht au tribe
Gtniaat TN 0erbite H.. ettuaS 9r6Bere Itefs
Iaae Der SatneH DafIr, bah ba5 Nabsthun
Der gfldltSden Dot Mtnter ntht ~ itppta
uno Die Seltodung etne ntdt All lebr pous
foutmene Dtrb, 10 beoIrfen Die tuneen
Soatett int Trttbia9re nod etntger 8eit, lin
ffb frdfttger 5t Deftodett, urD tie nerOen
Oaourd Oteuetht ni0t 10 frabsetttg IN
9IItbe treter, baB Elm Sp6tfroit Ite todb
tbotet f6nnte. gtne Gopfbllauna i'm
6fabiabre fparbe aIsbann re1tsettt9 ben
Antrieb nno itdrtere @nttptfelItg geDet.
Weisen ibrtgens brftebt Die 0sfabr, tueIdDe
nDtt Sp1tfrDiteH or0Dt, melt better, als
Goggerl, spentt er Fdot mDglthit entptdelt
lit. SIT berielbe beftoft, b. 3. nit Deth
ner5tpetateu Wurseln ausgeitattet, 10 bat ct
AM ebeiten ote STRAIT, bonn Sroit getrpffene
8ldtter uelt sn bilben. Dentsufolge elns
pftebLt itb fir bic Winterpeiseniaat frabz
3eittae 8eiteuung i'm 9erbft unb fade
Gtniaat, pel1 leBtere Der AuSbtlDung Der
@uraeln belonoers f0roerlt1 lit. So toms
men Die Bflun;eu trGfttg beitodt tt ben
Wintcr, euttptfeln it1 int Sribia6re setttg
uno fr6Ftt9 utO itno CUR !2eit Der ipaten
9ta6tfr6ite berettS 10 melt i'm Wab3t5um
potgeihritten, DAP 6teie tDnen feinen er9sbz
Itdeu SAaoen mebr Sufigen fDHnen. Sc
grDBer Der Sdtteit, UNI 10 frdfttger uno
peittger entpftnblth gegenTrolt lit Die barr
aus ent1te6enoe 8fLanse. OaS gilt in eriter
Gsihe bon 6illenfrit6ten, Ben 8obnen
uno @rbieH; boob laBt itb Oteier SAB obne
Syrage perallgenctnen uno nit Stberbett
ouf ale abrt9en gnbdugetpa4ie abertrdz
gen.
Sin RitteL, bic Tr6fte ieIbit unmitteIbar
abSupenoen, gtebt eS tt6t, mes6alb it9
Der Saruter auf bic Benubuns tietner
O3ttteI bei6rdnten muB, um Die In bteier
Rtbtung brobenben @efabren bon ietnen
SeIoern ab3ubalten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

fdnas barttrimeEtgert BDOens; sr 1T bura
ben @tnfluB ber 6uBeren GuFt uuagednoert
tpprSen. ~ I'll. - 5...e...
Inter benz 8lGtterbn6e elmer glten BLofts
pfldnae bat Die tIeiaite GbtertpeIt etnen gutta
oor3ti8It6en SDab. segen Sturm, 9tsgen.
E0lte ooer lharten Sonneni1ein; eS TT
bort fur pie nnadbLigen Artet ie1er Sbiers
den Der bette Ort, ibren 9ebensLatf abSus
pIdeln; Wn6 pic peit oerieIbe benitBt miro,
0aoon bat mani fit in 8irflt6feit Durd)
HHterlu6nngen MtttsIS etheS 8ergr6Bez
r~Ittgs8laleS lberSeugt, -in6ert man Det Boz
Den llntenbob nit Getdliattelt oteier 0ssi
l9opfhen beoedt fdnb. Solts bies uueit
ntdbt l9on etne tbeittpetie Dlngana %oarIteLs
len @letAsettig nit otejer tbieriiAgn
Oanglug mlB uber AUDI etRe iDl1e bnr1
Die duBere SUIT ftattgefanbsn babeu, BENT
man lte6t gar b6uft9l barte 0ebmtlDse mad
Der Aberntung Der 8Latttrudbt III @tnub
~oerDdnoeIt, oeliel tu0Dltbueltbe l1trtuaa
aaf oas na1foLgenoe @etrgtbe nientaLs auss
bletbt. - ..-.j e..
&as Die Ndersdbrans betrifft, 10 1T bfeie
Art Der untdtoerung Don BflansennGbrz
1toftett aus ofrt unl6sli9eR 3gitatDe III
eIne l0SLi6e Gorm ipettaas Der: uintiaitv
3Detl Oct Nder9ubre, benin ntttteGs Der @dDz
rltlla oeS DDoens tperbsn tit bet gteael raehr
gtabritofe I0sLtd), ais bur1 bic beEbert ans
oereit Arten 3uiantHenBenpnmen, an0
auBeroen bargt IS gar .iebr Doh Der Ges
l0tdlthtett pes yarner5 ob, fth Die mebr
als Qoloenet SAaSe, tpelhe Der 6dmus
e1tbGtt, 6tenitbar gu MAIDEN.
Ote @abrung ees Ganoes trttt aHf, i0s
oato ette ttdBtge Seudttgteit, mttttere
Soderbett oes Booet5 uno cine N~aftlDartne
DON 6O-7O Wtdo s., nteletht aud etHe
geDtlle Wtenge bon GleftriSttdt, lttt aie
Gtonta9tettsMlS, nGr6aloen Itr0, unO
5foar N teoert Sooeit; fDeidJer t9iertide
ooer ptlat5ltdle geitauotbetIe entb1lt. Sc
na0 Dem WtaBe oer SuiatnmentptrtaHa lee
tler SeottBuhget miro mebr ooer tneni1er
pfat5eltndbrlHtg er3eugt. 9a5 GtDaieL
Der Seit1nbuElgelt ttuB ale tets leiit, pas
nto8ltublt 9anitlge 8uidlnmentreffen iener
Seotngltaet herpor5ubrtttgert, mas aber
fltdt tlIlt1er errei9bar lit; eenlt, lit 0as
sur 0dDrung attBeIteLte Gano iiberIn4Bta
nap ooer trodert bat IS nt1t bic pQlienbe
Narme, ODER miro eS Dur9 eiiten u~ltllltts,
te!bar nah Dem Yfllsen Observation-Disclosures
3u1umnlen9el6lagett, oDer 1T Die bereits
Glltgetretene 9aDrung burn uaaetttaes
pfugeH, @g9elt ooer Setreteu BON Yieb aes
fort Doroeh, 10 miro Der @dbrunasu1rs
gang 11Itunter ganS aufgeboben poer ges
tort; IS miro folglt6 tein ooer nun tpentg
DEMONSTRATION l0SIi1 sena9t.
Wtat itebt bteraus, nit pie srpSsR Ges
tabren Der Tartner gu tdnpfen bat bel Der
Gr3engnng ieines wobtfetllten Dinners.
Sin Seoer ipate it6 oesbaIb bemahen, otes
Ielben genaI tennen 3ll lerneu, UNI ibnen
nit ben gertnglten Dpfern austpetaen Az
t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
WaRbdMwe.

8iu man 91uBbdume .redt fru9tbar
u1aben, 10 muB man ie i'm 9erbit ODER
Srubia6r nit 3tDei bis Dret @rGben unsiez
ben, ultO stpar ben eriten gIci1 am 9tamm
berum, ilno Die anoereu in elmer Gntferz
l1ung bon ettpa ie bret SUB. Dteie Rings
Grdben miiien 10 tief 9entaht tuerben, bis
Die @ur5eIt unb beren N~u5I6ufer upuO ct
Groe entbIOBt iilo. NtSoann lperosn pie
GrGben nit ousgeIauster 6oIsai1e gefuut,
tporauf bic ausgegraDene Grbe barber ges
soget miro. Set WieoerboLlng oteies Bers
fabrens I'M ndditen Sabre mliien Die 3Dt=
i6enrGume ur19egraben iuerDen, 10 oaB nit
Der .3eit ale Wur3eln unb oeren QasL6afer
burh auSgeIau9te 9ol3ai9e g~eOtngt mers
ben. Sin 10 bebanoelter NuBbaum miro
iebr fru9t6ar ua6 trdat 9roBe i9utadDafte
NitIe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10

garis unb Bra1eI @affsn anffaufte, tpttrbs
In genf ipegen gefdIf9ter GbedS nerbafteb
beitraft nn0 tDiro nun man Wlnden 9e<
lhafft uuo bon oa tueiterc 0tetleit IN Die
berl1teosnen Stdote attreten; tDo ct letrte
S9ninoeIeten periibte. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
.1aht Ad)t

BET Seitrt. Rierenfrantbetten tuerber bds
6urd permieSen, ba6 man oa8 Slut mittelS
a1er's GarIapnritld reinigt, erneuert nno
frdftiat @iro Surd Shtpdhe Die 3b6tigs
felt Der Rieren geitOrt, 10 berdnber bieIe Srs
game baS 8lut hes n6tbigen 8eItanOntittels
MlbInleu, eas nit benz lrin abgeht, p1hs
reno nbgenrste StOfie, bic ie aus benz
Slute entfernen iOateu, In bielem 3lritd,
E1Seu. Sur9 Die Anrue1oung bon Nger4
SariapariIla erlangen Die 9tieren tire geho-
rige Sbdtisteit pieber, lub Die GlbuttlIlurIa
n0Pr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
Sor0euu0u un0 trQurio

bltdt man3sr 9rGate III bic 3utnuit, neil er hishe,
Waes evtOi8IcS sebrau8t bat. VILE, defenders eIss
ientsen, weI&e on ~ dMnexI4foddb unS iouitiosu
arantbeieR Der Orsdns, fowie an BEN ireurtoen NotSs,
uOu SuasuOiinbtn IetSsH, lSuteR ben >, Wettn,tGSs
etmter'' Ieien, tAe fA ia Sur9 uerlodenbe INN tr;so..
ride Seripre@Insea praAIsrtiasr mrotstnij6er anssts
nit Mbtretasu n0tursstrsuen Bil6srn, 1OjlS tIir 81 iis,s
in BOilmarten trei nlS iorsiaH perpa6t per}anSr. Sfsr
Dsuti6es Qsitinitttut. IL Clinton 9Iacs, Sem g1oyf.
u. 3. Per , y ettnmas'MHfer lit III g biceas
bach & kenkeL AZ Dearborn Str, iu 5sbtn.
7usp1SIatuwS ..ss ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
Srigbt's
e mfbcif

tpirb babur9 perbiitet. sIuh Gut;itnbung
Der Nieren uuo atOere &rantbeiten bieler
2rgane peroen ourd Gper's Sariapartla
abgehalten. 6ruu Sa8. SO. Melb in Ger
&oreft Siu Ctr, Saulatca B!ain, Wfaii.,
(dreiht: SD mar BON mebreren Sranfbe!-
ten SugletA gequdlt, ober utetn iGtimmitcS
llebet lag in BEN Niereit. gier 6lai4en
Mper's Sorinparila oeben mir oa5 @efitb[
neiten 9ebelts, unb mabten mid 10 geiuno
uuo frdftig ipte ie." Us. Sc. WfcOonalb in
46 GUNNER Str., 9oiton, Ntaii., lit Sabre
lang al Der eeber. Setne Griabtitrg bftutes
alpeierIei: erltens, 6urdl Aper'8 2%arlaparila
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-05-10
@ir0 8erhUtet,

taf bic &rantbett cine geiGfrlihe @effalt
g'ehrauf berielben miro Dollftdneig' Sels
lung erSielt. Sobn WecQellan, Gde BON
8ri69es uno gbiro Ct, Qomel, WtafI.
ffreibt: ,Nebrere Sabre lang litt i9 at
MtaeelIdmdd)e NIB Qeherfrdnfheit uni
tebtere .tpor bt8tpeileu 10 beftig, baB tn fdum
utetren @tihdften natgeben fOrlte. 9fein
Appetit mar i9le9t, uno i4 utagerte Gb;
Gber our1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17

NEW YORK. Oct, l6.--The Times is
satisfied with the action OF the Republi
can county convention last night In nomi-
mating ex-Assemblyman Theodore Roose-
welt for mayor. The following extract
from the Times editorial on the subject
indicates the return Of that paper to the
Republican fold: II is because we believe
Roosevelt TO be very much less OF parti-
san, and very much more Of reiormer
than Hewitt, that we should prefer to
see him elected mayor II need scarcely
be ssid that we Go not regard Roosevelt's
election as probable. The united Demo-
cratic vote in this city outnumbers by
some $4,000 the full Republican vote, but
1t Is in every way desirable that the Re
publican party with candidate OF ideal
excellence should put forth It's fullest
strength this fall, and II some further in
centive is demanded, 1t may be added
that the candidacy Of Henry George
brings into the center nm ele.
ment Of doubt which makes
Rooseyelt's chances of election seem far
from hopeless. A large vote for Henry
George would make Theodore Roosevelt
the next mayor OF New YORK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
CAPT. BLACK HUpEeuL,


80 Thinks the chicago Anarca,.,. ~,
Never Hang.
Eau CLlRn, Wis, Oct. ie.--Alone le,.
ter has been received BY g. /. James Of
this city from Capt. Black. attornev toy
the Chicago anarchists, Ia which niack
gives his ideas Of the presen position and
future prospects Of his clients. IIe saws
IN part; Upon The hearing Of the case
Ia The supreme court, ! am altogether
confident that a reversal viii follow 81
tho errors Of law which We
have preserved In the trial. Thusuprema
court may, under the pressure a. nnhlle
opinion, affirm this most uuinst ana m.
righteous verdict, but have no fears n
the result. The errors are, In nv iude.
ment too glaring 10 admit Of any eanc.
ton whatever The precedent wculd bc
altogether toe dangerous to establish.
Besides all THIS since my friends have
spoken In their own henalY and their
own presentation Of their Views has
come TO the public, there has
been most remarked revolution
IN public sentiment II does seem ID me
that the current has set onr way. The
capitalistic press does uot admit this
yet, and the police are making desperate
thorts to stop the present drift by ncti.
tions reports and false ucunsa lons.n
The letter at this point gives as an iilug.
tration OF the latter allegation, the pub.
lisned account OF the mobbiug OF Waller
on Sunday night The captain claims
that the policemen fequi sled Walter
TO leave the ssloon waH ~
fused, and the roBd lHr0ed en4 ratt
him out. The sitter oontinees, IRIS
probably true that tha SahDie "a he
street pursued W,ailtr n hiEis IA
but II ~ not true lARt tiiio MAS al nsFt
LIST outrage, The fact istIia BnaicaistAiu
the city are behaving VIII woDdtaui
md discfuuop, Ell things
considered
The lett n ludes as follows Even
II there 81 be an affirmation az the
Judgment, which ! do not anticipate, / do
not believe there w0ulu be any
execution OF the sentence, for
believe there could be readily
secured to-day ia Chicago 200 900 slgnn.
lures, including many Of our most inlu-
entail men, many members Of the capital
istic class, for commuiaiion Of the sen
tence, II not for The outright PARTON.
This, OF course, we shall resort TO Ia the
last extremity, but DO not anticipate
that we will be driven 70 this cxpedient
In fact ! repeat am confident OF ~.
yersnl of the case.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-17
7HE man FROM MAINE.
James G. Blaine interviewed on the
Political Situation and the Effect
Of Temperance,
Abram Hewitt and Theodore Roosevelt
Send IN Their Letters OF Accept.
nnce " the Nomination.
SENATOR ooks speaks AZ tyler, Rankin Mt
Heliabd, Cochran nt Austin, Lam.
ham Mt Cisco.


NEW YoRE, Oct iG.---A Boston special
gives the following account Of an inter.
view with James g. Blaine, al am Just
from Aunusta," said Mr. Blaine. "aud
on my way to Philadolphia, where speak
Saturday night. shall VISIT Plttsbura
and several other cities, returning about
the middle Of next week.
"What Is the situation 10 Pennsyl.
vania2n
at IS about az It was in Maine. Pro.
hibitory party men are creating havoc ia
and determined TO destroy The Republican
partv.n
Glow about New York state9''
''It Is little different thete,ti replied
Mr.. Blaine. 81 presume II the question was
submitted 60 popular vote Il would be
defeated, and that is the very reason why
temperance fanatics oppose sach propo-
sition. IL is true that the Republican
party has never formally advocated pro-
hibition In its platform, but every law that
has tended in any way TO suppress the
liquor traffic has been passed by Republi.
can legislatures. remember an auecdote
that Gov Seymour told no himself
which bears on this very question,
aud which is, by the way, against prohi.
hition. Seymour was conyersing with
Mr. peleyan OF Albany about The effect Of
absolute Prohibition In the state of New
York. Now said Seymour, suppose
We had 8 community In this state where
the sale OF Intoxicating drinks was abso-
lutely prohibited, where everybody had
all the food be wanted TO eat o. 9 clothing
he wanted to Wenr.' 'Rut you were
talking OF Elysium,i Interrupted Mir. d
But that's The kind OF community you
are striving to create, Is " notf'"
Eyes, perhaps So" replied Delevan
Well" said seymour, 1--WE have 1900
Of iust such people as thess in Slug
Sing,n
Delevan saw the point.
"Do you think the Prohibl ION party
movement much more dangerous than
the labor movement inquired the
correspondent.
Eyes; for the reason that the former
tends TO disrupt the r. publican party. II
is the strangest thing 10 ne why third
party men think that we are oontln-
ually lighting temperance when we
are for 1t. 1t is .peryersity
OF human nature almost inexplicable.
think that the campaign in Maine injured
the the third party movement very much
Neil Dows' conduct can only be explained
on the ground that he is now an old
man.
"Whet do you think OF Henry Georges
can didacy for mayor OF New York 2n
81 don't see how he is going to carry
his land schemes into practice said
Blaine. ut may be sll wei enough
10 limit Che amount land
one man can hold, but don't see how
you can limit the time. You can't limit
to less than year, for man will not SOW
unless he can reap"
"Are you satisfied with the campaign in
Maine2"
Eyes, and more than satisfied. We
had good candidate for governor In Mr.
Bardwell, and he will make an excellent
governor.n