davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

iom fan iiaes baaoe meo SeTlpn Ill
Weolemsantal os JoretasIombec al
prre ben lebenbe Fanbinauil,e SCREENING
ber / 8pen, bapce a%rranseret i'm 5e'f
ON 9(fteneu ben 16os Rai / Gurora
Turner Saa. Den rummellSe pal par
ieitliat beforerst. os bet bar ct '9roelss
net Yublitum, Der bauce siuet Wsoe, %
Otto 9toruo paa 5~eitfomiteers Tesne
6so GGe pelfomne. Soften bsspnofe
o~ereiter meo ct " tensmaaltic, os efierat
bette bar ouerituaet, bespnbte ben altbes
title supper, Der beitOb af SianpIpil al
Dtrs. Weper os Miis Wpller, Sustalers
tuniter al Ser. SobniOn os aoartetians
al "Sisrspin". iamt semptlise Sanse
af D'Srr. @ulobranoien, @olf. 9uot
O.. il Der pafte flor MOrp blanot Eus
blifum.
SeIttalen bolotes ST.. II al Or. WfeDer,
Der omtalte Dasens S%etponius for
Norbmanbene, os b~srefter tos Ballet
lin 8espnoelie, Der uareoe til no paa
Morsenliunben. Nae erflerebe, at De
murebe fig iortrafelist. os ben belle 3il'
ltelnins siorbe 5Oreninssn sete.
Den neite Iiten bapoe ct bdlpt Sus
fin Soreninser trauelt meo 8nler os
Nftens Maaltiber. "Norbm9noenes
sansfOrenins" bolot @ilbe / beres sal
meo 2aler, Gang % Mniif; "2eif
grifions 2ose" gap en- Sera / i'm oefos
rerebe !bal, Si0rnet al Nortb Green os
@eIt Sbio Strs.; ben nprife 9urners
~iorenins bolot Jeit meo Suruin9, Ia
fer, Sang, Muiif, Cams os Supper |
aurora Turner Sail; "Scanbia" @foes
linsen at NrbeioerfOreninsen bapbe Get
meb @osans for ale os iamleoe Ell flor
Glare af 8eofommenbe os llueofomz
menoe; "3be gennerS Debating Club"
bapbe MISUNDERSTANDING cs Sal for
Weblemmer meo Ssfienbte / @olffs
6aI, os opuarteoe meo &partetiuns al
Sansforeninsen "Noroen", 8eiitation,
@uitar.S Colo, 3romme Solp % 9aler,
Iluttenbe meo 0ans; os "Sjsrgoin"
Serseniernes glade SansiOrenins, bapoe
en- Set paa 8robus Snll, buor 5. g.
Bopelen % aubre politiIfe betjenote
ytorbmanp bolot 9aler, Der mootoses
meo bunbrenoe 8iialo, booreFter Gang
ioreninsen mec tit risboloise 8epertoirs
at i%tanbinauiife Sause, % ct 9oct Sal.
Srfeiter unoerbulbt 8ublitum til no paa
"Mtorsenfuiiten".
6uis man ltulbe bsmnte efter &lis
maet Der / Chicago, oiloe en- Norbmano
i~narere antase, at ban bar / Bergen.
Gage, ~opblanoet meb aulrss, os til
Iiuerling Stsuresn, Sfplresn, Dag
resn os mango andre Slass &esn er
bet alminoelige &epertoire for Gieblif
fet, os ifjsnt ri sanite uiit life er / 5are
for Suer lupmmelie, er bog al Sanbel
os Sanoel n9iten itanOiet, ps ale
Sanplenoe, fore iOm imaa, fla9er splez
li9t ooer 8eiret, Der er iaameset mere
arserlist, iom 9ioerne ellers er spbe.
Nae Soft bar iulot op al Ir6eioe, os
2snnen er iaa bpi iom n~Oseuiinbe / ben
Iioite balpe Snes Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
Quite" Jon. ,maaltano.
en- Sijp.

(5nftiit SiitOrie). giiou % %
en- ldno W%Orseniusf. Sier NJ oa'
tiOlis paa 5aroe, naar ban oor " paa
8llifats- San tus fig oo o;srs. 'aa
M0rsentar runot paa sraf SrS,at en-
meoers ale De SOrise Bebcers o.
osl's Summer. Siipen bar in, n. W.T.,
til at traffe n0sen Oaoseu; men sr ra1f
9tOrssn' mecens bln itreifeoe um,rin .a
bsrte ban fOruOen SanesQlst tinia.
ysobusser % ftprsbe fin @aua til a.s
ltlret for at sisre 8e.ienottob NOR
tiolise Grbeioer. San traf en- rs .n
reomusiet, utrOlis tuuseras Qs,, u.a
Ipiasnoe Zine. 8iitopsn ptreh. ~
Seunbrins Os 9ilitebsbeo oper q, s..
bam iaa tiblis pun 5erte % , uro.'
Ssbet al Samtalen:
"Wen bOab beitilIsr bu iau soers m,
Od9en od, 9uften min?"
"aa bet er noe al buert oet". lam.
Sutten, %"aasiaa paaser ies."
"8aaser? hoab mener bu meO bst9.
so, ri ipsr", iuureoe @utten. %,
ben, iom lite fan %iuure, besaler."
"Sil bu oaase meo mig ba? y" Iuuro,.
8iipen.
"Ia ia, ies trur NOT BET"
"Men laa meset iom EN- Mart tor m
lite uaase alliseuel?"
"Det par falt mpe bet, men lea ban.
ger BET lel ies. Seen iaa lfal gu ipsros
'fsrit."
"Sa LAB mig iau bpre, ON gu fan
iise mig: Suab 6eb ben itore Meuus.
lfebebs Mober?"
9e ipiuenbe gine slimtebe balvt
glade, bafut Unbtabsiuloe, us IOm Ct
2pn Tom bet fra oen rappe, ppebs
3unse:
so bu bet gua bu, men 40 bet Mur
NIP"
Gn liben Smule erserlis bstals
Biipen lin Warf ps tug after fat pau i'm
Wursenoanorins; men @utten bug, iaa
5liien iprat.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

0oieiferet uGsteoe / Wanbass at cp
tase Sel Telephone Sasen til fornpGt
Sebmolins. "9be Eeuple's Soerlanp
Telephone Co., ION pualtaar, at Dram
baugh, ps life Sen, er ben fsrfte Spiin
Der al E~eIepbOnen, baobe anis9t &etten
ont at faa Susen bebanblet paanp.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

5ornemme StraHangcr. Iii Oossia
er Der nplis anfommet 260 rus'tlls
Straffanser, Der meb 9amperen "gtIa'
Mi MOusoruo" Ifuloe beforores oioers
til Zen Sa6alin. 8lanot oisie 5or'
brpbere finbes Der ifDlse Daily gslos'
Here Eerioner n,eo authoritative gldurs'
Der er iaalebes en- Spirit N,tolai &t'
iuanOff, Der bar mprbet fin Sster eyer
osmt til 3ustbusitraf; en- 5prit 8en'ltrl
asIotioni, Der er bsmt for Moro til .
Vars 9ustbus en- Spirit Nliberaoii, Der
Tor Rsueri liselebes &c bsmt iii 6 Vars
9ustbusf traf; to aoelise Brccre, Jpr'
iterne @asoritiuid, Der for famine 6or'
brpbelie er bsmte til rs slars 9ustblls'
ltraf; enbpioere ben bOnife @oiatiapfs''
&ircafoo, bsmt til 8 Nars Deportation
Ior 8rancfiitelie os &ou. Der llnoe'
enoos en- Yrins 6lanot be oeportersOe'
nemlis ben periiite Brins Sanlan
Dtir5a, Der er bsmt til 20 gdrs @alep
itraf for at babe mprbet fin elore Sr''
Der, bois 5ormue paa 5 WiIioner &lO'
lee ban baabebe at erbolce. Slarot Os
surise Struifanser finbes Der en- Sph
al en- ortbobor Brett, Der bat r'plOs'
Heftoren | bet Semiuarium, buOr pah
ftuoerebe. Soruoen bisie finpes Del
5ansetransporten snonu % Woroe'F'
al bpilfe en- bar bObbelt % en- anoeH q
ireoobbelt Morb paa fin Samolti'Spe''
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

Aunt Jane (who paints -"Ha,
Tommy! / wonder what makes your
cheeks look so much fresher than
mine?"
Little Tommy-"I s'pose it's cause
| haven't worn 'em so long"
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

6Dr &Ultbnoeue. Senatet bar usb,
tn9st Sulets 5urilus ON, at 8 Iimers
Irbeios ifal b5refter ubsisre en- Or
beiosbo9 Tor Iuitbuoene.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

Gci Yet. 8cnsresieu bur pebtaser
6OriIaset ON at siue @aibiuston &
SonbO SanetOmpaui 8ei Set sjennem
@peuc b Ilene Subianer &eierpation /
SSabp.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

YreIlOenten bar uubertesuct Sor
ilaset ON Opiprelie al en- uHsntlis 8ps.
ming / Duluth.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

Scnator Naiion iru SOMA bar inb.
leperet ct 1iars til Ssuilsuinssforila-
get for Saune % 6looer ON at bepilee
100000 for u~obeorinser / Misiouri
6loben ) Mil o%penfor Omaha os Guun-
eli Bluffs SrOeu; Der er osiaa fore
ilaaet Sl50,000 for uobeorinser
famine 5lpb oeb SiOur gitp os paa
Hebrafa 5ioen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

&offepisen: va iss MI ifal ra =,
Hptte 9eres 7jeneite. 6rue! er W.
tanlfe liseiaa sObt, at iea bttrpr Asns,
at Spisfammeret fan laales pp INV
&jettenbSrsnsslsn."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23

grDer. Senutet peotos | Snsoa98
fpl9enoe 6orllus ON 8D9nins al 8ruer
Oosr iarbare 5looer:
Senatpr Iliions 6orIln9 ON 8p9
ming at Sernbuue-, Yosns Us @%ansbrper
OpCr 3isfslippi 5lpbeu peo Muscatine
Og Clinton, Soma, ps Senator Sabins
6urIIas on at tilooe 6ureit gitp e.
8atertoiu1 81. 81 60. at bpgse en- Seru
banebrp ooer MiSiouri Slpoen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-23
cuertrroclic al HoIflopene.

N%UVTITUUrIIe UT YUHIUutHe. @UH-
srcsien bar peptaset ct 5orIlas an9aas
enbe S%pertr9belie al Yultlppene. Der
or pgiaa uebtaset en- Del npe 8eitem.
melicr ON Wultter % Straf. Oct oil
bereiter blipe r%eiitlbelt at iepbe Eager
s~jennent Soften uHber falIf Nrsipelie;
Ell itrens Strai er ~faitiat for 6orfalit
ming al Money Orders uiu. Os for at
isnoe idubaune Eager sisnnem Yoiteu,
iom er fprbuote.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05
THE MATTER EXPLAINED.
why the Republicans Broke the
Cuarum In the House.

WksaiSarcS. jgnc 4.--Tac Republican
rnetahsrs Of tie hcuse explain their arslun
In breaking the gansuE in the kefiae 90.
day hs a statement that the day Was TN.
der the regular cftief set apart for motions
to suspend the rules ard pass the meas-
ures called up by individuals. In pFepafa-
tian for such order representative Morrill,,
of Kansas, was realy - f-toFe.to pass tae
reua;e Amendment to the ieaslpn bills.
lfai the Democrats seeu lt 10 dispense
with suspension das" aud proceed with
the consideration OF the tariff there would
have htea 40 opposition, bu. the burden
u complaint sSsiung the Republicans Ia
that nfter Mf. Mills had recaguizcd the
ehas acier OF the day bis motion 80 suspend
the rules aud pass bis resolution sitting
aYar. certain evening session for Action
upon the committee report on parliament
aFy usages were Violated By the speaker
pro tenn. to recognize a n.em5gr on the Re.
publican side u iEake a saspensofy mo-
ton. TAeresase they refused 10 take up
the tariff bin.
This apparent explanation Of the course
pursued by the Democratic side OF thai
committee on si,es Il that they wished 81
make an opportunity for legislative hnsi.
uess other than the isFia bib, but rcpcr;
liking the dates was presented In the house
which would throw the taa.fer open ta
amendment In an objectionable WAY.
Therefore Mr. Mills pursued the plan Of
moving the report 10 the shape Of resoiu.
ton on suspension whsn IL could Dot br
amended under the rules.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05
INDIAN VOTERS


skoaexIkH. Wash. May ~ -
Egsirog Axsss1x-Dariag recent ~
Ciailzrs eouaty, learned that ttee ~
sDoB 10 b. al eseetson ffsese Tor e.
SCAT Tie gueaion wss H;sa
whether or net indiana shn swn 80
right 10 vote. f.rfp.z me - ~
understand the pxses hsu rnr<kd
year snd hall ago 81 eanxre~s 80
proved FsfFasry ). 1871. II rive fhs1
ngss, 70 vote. il szgs. ..Esssy 1pdian -
s.shia the territorial ii,nits 81 he ~
states. 20 whom allotment lot isb95
k&se heen mnde under the pfpsiS
fais set. or under any t4w - 49, -.
esery Indian t0rn wiissn Ihf fsfs1l9.. ~.
iiralfs a the tsulfssi sszts@, Hfsa k1s We
fasf,. takea uss w.tista said Gmlfs. ~
illrnes set,sfnfs aud ss.sfs fFesa sax .
os indians fnertla. AID has a3uk9e4 y
nAlsits os eisili5ed nfe. Is bert 20 suss r..
10 b. esfl1rss 81 ths United sfzsss > e11
ensil.ed 20 al ths rsgtsk, fus5sSsHss 8 =
immesifies Of ssiea fitlzefs@ IsN ss
- = laws give all Asrsrisxa rissse<~
gifzf u vote. ~ \
/. r.sexs ~ ssss Haatee AreasS. knSs fVunr
-. ss.sssz.4I !. : ssse a. eiestsen ftf fpe1fy
ss-ss s.as hetd .skl year. sssss ttszt - -
trasl. il N&s dsseS krfts n. - - ~.
s&5E. s.gBaf f.sssEass = 10 isa Ryekssst 49,,
l-,ss sose~t IN s1sf es.zi Id 81 80
'fs.s..5.sssss IL saasazss fsff @< taS ssne9k
.,..s.s .s 4 ~ sz.zsssEz - tlfsk fs><es - -
,sssss ,tesiax ssas essf reRs + ~ - fs
4. sess s.Y;s,fsiss xgs esFFssss 1Ata ~ =
fss szS5S 81 Ekese iasisss Sc ENENs y -
xss As9 ! estsst n 4s<.<t@.tst ....
AT u esa.sIar = n Ssss1 <ezsFts
;s4s Tss4s-tggs ssi.Es e fef.5 y e.s
ss.e1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05
NOT raAr KIsD OF A rAnsEH.


IN GAZETTE. A free trade pamphlet -
sued BY that ofrratsatinf ef british mann
faeiuFes and iurt- and sinses aud haFuns
the Golden f.nb, has egsnn into my -
session n Is inscribed Free Trade. reafet
Coed VIII among Nations" sad dss1icnie4
10 the Farmers as America by their sin
eete friend A. Mongredicn. ncnr ia1dsH.
Eagiand II contains 10 el.sseiy xft1teo
pages, and lshsfs industFl0usly tnepaglnee
the American agrieuitrfst that be 4 =
dups, and that his only escape ffum ~
snare. Of deinxion hes In his nor soppoet
Ing ANY candidate Tor scat in the ha4oo
Of representatives who does uos piq41e
vots for rednatian nf per cvnt. every
Successive year on the import duttse -
Ia. whole are abolished" After studfi91
the document closely. the meet for1hto
idea that <tsaes me was. Why are tb4Do
Eaxiish Golden ciuts; iarsss, dukes. ete-s -
intensely interested In our welfare en4
happiafsr that fhey go 70 the ensrmpue ent
peiasc and trouble of dstaxfns this country
With their free trade theories. lu<kend ~
appropriAting II fnr the teaent of flzetf IN
crate and tsslpcr country mem thHfe
something suggestive as,cat II. but eye1
suppose the motive Is philaathrupirs ene0
argument IL weak Taey ssy. IN the A1Doe
lean ma1Hiaefuter eaaaot compete - 90
market with the British manufartnrrks tAep
he can invest ia iafisfz and fuiioW nxy3k4
tnral pnTsuifs" hut. sni thefc r ~ -
the ointment that sadly mars its pe4fuul4
II the capitalist aud every franHiaz44e{k
SHOULD 60 10 farming. how long wu4N -
De befgre the ;narkc. et thc sosid w0a4 -
come giusfeag fhe Duliea states y 60
yerted into an agricultural district. 80
our farming implements are tsnFoRl04
from Eagiasd. We have no basne M9ft0
because The sor1asr factory hsDd u 1Cv .
farmer. The fofviG1 Barkef II no Ere4..
We ranst enter into tive eonspe1l04
with the ssrfs os Russia, tie tgisosant -
civilized uasiscs ~ IssssIa. Hho fe4ui9 -
beFfss nor any ~ the eulnfvrss of eiS!ih.p
life. but lives utau mere tronei - -
aai q scauty asaouB; Of meal Who y
gamer bat The Britssh faaaasactHstr-
she loser bot the Whole Ansefifsn nAnq
We have large ceupfry. 10 fsc -
world ~ itsrit. We hare oas stnfe
lures and our national congress- -
import duties wers u he pal - high - -
prohibit foreign iigf=sFtasisss TIE crtaue
would b fAs better on. s-sfaarc We cb4l
then govern car ewn Affairs. ~ any
am ane American fsfsssr'' sisns ut1
tc erenantesf by the sons OF Us Ef14
coissen club ssfeB. fE@tx<xle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05

Ten large houses were entirely gutfcd b.
IRE at Panama on sunday.
Iaaussef demonstration was held u tsao
City Of Mexico on snadas In isyar VI IL
reelection Of President piax.
Over three thousand sse sers will particz-
pate Ia the national saeug srfe<f whi5A
meets in s. Louis GA June 18th.
James Phillips killed his wife and then
suicited VITA u pot'S.t kn.fe ia q leg cabta
on his fam near Logan. uaia. Their doa6
bodies were fSnd On saturday.
A eagcln oerGred In tae ~ Iawrcneo
taiae nt Butte. Montana. ot Saissjas. Al
the men IN the mine bat hfe were resruc1
u i feared thai thes win perish.
Mrs, Elizabeth Low Watson, known -
sam Francisco as .sfbe Little Niuiricr.r
iee;nred Ia chicago on sunday evening -
the subject of ~fsyehses aud Religion"
jay Gonid ard a psrfy ~ Missoufi rsciee
Raiisesf officials sfFigea In Pueblo, co1e
radio, oai Saisday. Mr.. tsoald eIavhstisal1y
denies the recent rauiofs as to isis i4Enes&
A. c. Bnrnhlfi aiis All anderson ues -
rested al beaver on saadas Tor the murx16e
OF john Lane. brother Of the famous jim
lane Of Kansas, 1T Eureka springs, Agknnr
eas, two years age.
Professor Andersen. pflacipai Of spcncos
filii sehool, and Misses lillie and Eiaeo
fIollsday xefe drowned saturday sspniux
near Sinrennes. Indiana. by the aeeidcutnk
uJeset.iug of their boat W tiie rax.nf,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05
rLASs OF THE OTHER SIDE.
The Democrats try to Arrange for
More Tariff Discussion.

wasnis6Tos. june s--Thc Democratic
raeTn.sers OF the ways and means commit.
tee war. ia CONSULTATION for sofne time al
ter the adjournment of the house to-day
4 scussing the situation. counting on an
abandonment. ef further obstruction fac-
tics by the Republicans. The tariff fiIl
wiil be called ap osnurro~ Immediately
after the r-s ting Of the journal, IL heing
the Intention 90 allow 30 further tegiSia-
ton hy .'gransfnoas consent" la fne4i the
RsputilisRa demand lo- additional pen
zion legislation and al the sarne tiIac to
preserve q consistent record ia the matter
81 saria reduction. A number of BemSs
Gratis are inclined fzyerabiy to the plan Of
setting apart day for sueh isrlsiaiian
with the uners;aadinx thai a. the proper
time a 'aosion xill be made similar 10 that
made AT one time hg Mr.. Morrison under
like circumstances 10 provide the money
REQUIRED to NEST the expenditures aslhsr.
tied By the lfnpoeition of a TAX on inaoSnes
soose 500. The proposition has rot TAX
en- any practical shape.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05
GENERAL Bor1ANGER.
He Takes HE First Step Toward
Constitutional Revision.

PARIS. June f--fienersi BcuiauSer took
his ar.f step in pasiiaanens for revision
OF tho constitution. he gave oat that he
Sa.id sabsaii q rfuposai for the reEsslon
Of the constitution and would demand
urgency therefor. He rcat q preamble
stating that the elccflen which na1 PRO
sfueesf - nc any manifestations In his fayor
essfnTeiissi hirn 10 call attention TO tue suf.
!ering country ard the imminsnt crisis
witch threatens 10 b~cpga- very ssf5asls.
France. be declares. 40 longer feels con
fi.ieacc in the fssure which IL necessary
70 every web gDyerned eonatry. 1s.is
statement rnef with is1d diascaL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05
GAMBMING CASE DECIDED.
JudEe Sullivan Makes n Ruling ON
Certain Demurrer.

Saw FKascisco. June fudge sailiyan's =
decision oyerruling the demurrer To The
Indictment OF f. J. Baldwin, fsy conducting
hickey pokcs'' and other garnfling games,
sets forth fha; the superior court has jarss
dieti0a in such casgs aad that indictments
contrary TO what the desnurrers aiiese aud
expressly pointed out y sshsFeis the defend
ants xere ilabic in the feilowing Language
'.lf q game be either banking of percent.
age game 10 eoFnes within the Inhibition If
the statute. II the fDesns ascd are ard-,
die or aus device and If the end or 9bieei
% he attained BE either money or checks
OF credi. or other u rrpfesentaiike " value. !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-05
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
He Experiences Another Severe
Sinking Spell.

Sinking Spell.
wasHIss-0N, jane 4.-Af fnidnisht on
Sunday. the physicians teiegfapaei for
Doctor Pepper. The general hai not up 10
that time experienced any recurrence Of
the heart trouble. but his pulse and rcspi-
ration were irregular. indicating an ap-
pvoach of she dread attack. The bulletin
Issued at midnight was as follows:
THE nrpsIsHr BuLLETrs.
Midnfght--tieneral s,ieriGan's pulse aud
rexniraiion are about as thes were before
the last bulletin. His condition Is better.
He Is now sleeping quietly. The ease Is
further complicated BY chronie disesss q
the liver. That organ has become reduced
Ia size and harder s,tti fnore dease than its
normal condition. Tae effect Of this has
been 70 seriously impair the usefulness OF
that organ. Nothing can be done, IL is said,
To cure this state Of affairs, tannsh progress
of the disease can be arrested. and relief
given by a low course OF diet aad rigid dis
elpllne II is not believed that the reaeral
las kidney disease. Tie Kidneys have.
however, along with ether paris OF the
body, become conges;ed through inc SsEcieiit
circulation of the blood
The president takes O grca. deal OF inter
est in the generals case, and a copy Of
nearly every bulletin II sent la bin.
The morning baliefIus showed no change
In the Generals condition. Dr. Pepper be-
fore leaving again for Fh:laaeiphia told
the m embefs of the family that the sick
man looked better than when he last saw
him.
At SIS r. m, oxygen was administered
10 him. II was then stated in the house
that since the last bulletin Was issued the
General had rallied somewhat and was
then slightly easier.
AtS2i y. IN. a bulletin was issued 20 the
effect that within the last hosir another at
tack Of heart failure had occurred and the
worst eonid be feared st any time.
AZ AZ, y. m. IL was announced iaas Gen
sral sheridan had just had "a very severe
hemorrhage. blood being eieg ted frrtn The
rlauth which was alsnos; black and
clafted.
Ass y. m. the bulletin stated TINT Gen
eral sheridan had a besncfrhage in the
afternoon which induced recurrence of
the heart failurr. ffe gas on the verge ~
dissolution and although be rallied his
condition il still most yrresrigss.
The btilietin issiisd nj midnight says
that there il no material change tn the
condition Of the general. Tic has beea
sIceping since the last report
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LAteSe WetuRU1 men &no
Caaxre<sDan Hernnna ma,esr111i5
fexsLAxns Ore. Jnse A--YAa f177s.
sisz,s 81 shss hour point - - ~ ss
election By Sfse~n hun irez = - ,S..-.ss
and rastersfy, The Reruhzirunn x1rn1 S2sS
every nan on the Nasfnnnnk -
t;sker Il elected aaa thas ssmna =
eves wssA his ticket II nrk sh<ea q3
vese af this cts asa Easf rosslenA = ~Ssss
thousand sasce shan two ye~sa - -
on the kFcura that shr Re3cAszcarn rSS
he'd their eva 50 FAR ss heard f<vun 11S
Republicans claim the hcxixlafese y -
70 fousseca.
THE LATEST gxyrKSs
raxrft>s, Or. Jsoc &,-fa3 4 nR
scry latest rstnyas fson the peaueo6
points Ia tie state DO nce ussaxiS1,
change the estimates. The xfrrus =. r
yet VERY frs<raensary.
TIE chairman Of the state <xnt.u1 -
mitsee hzs lust teen interviewed m -
the e-st facilities FOG knowing IN srus ra11
OF Affairs lie said, .Fresn the vpsv -
ard latest sources al sAfarnsftuH I -
mate hernaas . msiarity Ia the sfn1.. -
conSrcss. between soe and asQo % -
ballet feel cons.sens thai the nerrkS6
cans VIII have al the vay frnn xsx = -
tress majority. The-c il No sis,uhe NJ -
orsxon viii give round RspaAaIraA -
tessty in Nesershe-, no siiffsrssee ~ =
the nominee"
Tac eieesien is-asy shews rrsas -
crease Ia tae total vote II the Gig. 0sR
80 ne-c vetss were east in Portland 49,
tAAa TIVE years sgn. Il Il difscnsf 10 r1a1n
an estimate On tse total veto for js6rn1f
the supreme cour;. bar the retaras shD ~
Indicate TIA. inrs, Republican. WIN -
Gloss In the wake Of Hermann, ana n
maturity VIII he nas naea scicv Na
TIE psssshstioa yose In tails elfy -
county szseanis q, nearly ussAinx.
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calpxags OHIO. ygue R--The auaounca-
meat that Thurman would pevfalt his
name 20 be pat before the eouventsan for
vice president % being veicosned sBasIiy ali
ever the eouBsrg. Js.zing from the nnsni.ey
u sslegSAtns be has received fo.eay. To
night q reporter azAfn eelie I on the ex-
senator snl ioslfaa hiIa in cheerful splits.
He talked fFsels upot The prospects u the
coming senFrustoHs. said fs '.i1ant an
sieyx.nat that 2ra a candidate iss the zsfa-.s
sahi hsforc, am willing 70 accept u
there 10 anything Ike anauitaify 81 feeling
al - Ls5at. thai I wes.id in any way add
strength 70 She ticket
Yen weTe favored With a csii by the
Ohio dsiegs,sofs yesiertsy7"
told them I would lsase nIy fate entirely
with them and eneerfsiiy ahssie by any r.
suit they sosld effect In the es4sents8as"
do you knss who viii pfc~sn, your
nAme7.
''So. hut II ssls be an outside state, prob
ably eus Of tbs farifse states snd r ssioiy
California. hut 81 course | eEus tell
-slAs eoass states ssefH - tss all very efs
ihusAsiir for sas-~
We'll. suppose fhsy feel kindly 30 ne
f.sr the sarae sra.S1 taat they Ike Rialtte-
goa see ~e hsta ycsed 90 prevent csiatse
innflgatioa tnfo To- e9sasry. sfia 81 tat
sc ~eFe the esily twe Who is4ie pro-
i,ssas.eesi .sreeesses On tis&s b4sl :"
-OeE't sou IAEnx tie st. i0sis egEyrn
ton w.H t,c Tssssss k1-szvniesss s'iisF
-sts, yee. ias;a0eFzsse e.ssssnfsl<ns a..
xaTA Ers. PrRxssscat E,sTesan3 si1 b fe-
fs0fnsaaissi bg asN&nsat.oa. t-t sss~ sicc
s.fexsgssscY @isi niS gs tAe aarse Nar
wilhd-s4 bzisre then
wasa sskal aaA. she Sain yiaf.g-fn
ssszgiis - as ~ sestsess Ae Hfaid f4flsf act
saYkiaz 81. isst Al Essssrf-
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IerrihieCsrlone.

sAs FgascIsao, June 4--KnsIie Ao.tesss,
the ex COR Irt who recently robbed two
rsen af 9 dollar aud .wcafy eents. Vas
senscnees. ty4ay TO tsenig-sss yeAn Ia
san Qzaentila.