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Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
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Gn beloig Slagter. Gbiuarb Daop,
en- nns Slaater | 9ittle 1nGs, fit for
RICE Wano1g 100000 efter Ell Ontel
Nnitralien, og forleoen Dag fit ban ra-
oerretntr9 ON, at en- 9cnte / 9pnbou,
Gn9ldno, babbe teitamenteret ham
*250,000 o9 QanoeienbDmme / @oro.
Carolina, icm er pprot 100000
9enne Se9ipen6eb bar nnturlispis paft
flor Opiist os iat be eiitsfaroise Da
mer t 0ittle Sails os Smesr / en- liplis
8~eorselie.
"gDarb Of Ganpasic. s" blep / Sns
bags f9rbis meb ben officislle OptaGins
al Slemme9ipniueen oeb lioite 8nls.
Oct ldmlebe Iutul Siemmer afsipne for
Yreiibent par 263,2S5, al btsle iii
Sarrilon 142,492, 9lepelano 1O4, 1856,
Sit 1871 os Streeter 1907. Sarris
inns Bluralitet er 3S,107. @uuernpr
DterriamS 24,104, Gice @u0ernpr
&'ce's 35.l76. &0nsresmanb Gun
uels Yluralitet bar 1854, 0inos 9,216,
Saas 1865, Snioers 1o,OO6 ps Conn
il ds 1916.
s 1888 afsaoe3 73.26S lere Stems
MFR enb | 1884. Senrepiu gountp afs
sap De fleSte Stemmer, nemlis 1898,
og Goof gOuntp bet minolte Nntdl, So.
oennepin @onntp gap osiaa ben iterite
republlfaRife Bluralitet, 6,17O, o,
Stearns 81. oen itgrite b~emUtratiife
Bluralitet, 1874. s 8eltrami SO.
faiteoes insen Stemmer iuar. 1884
fif Blaine IL, glepelano 6 os Ct. Subn
Z Srsmmer / bette Gountp.
3. y GDlbD. en- at be fsrits oanite
SettIere / Nlbert Sea, bgoe al Terina
ben l5be bs.
6DOlbnc 6ountD's llogift r for
inoepGrenoe glar belsb fig til s43 900,
ontrent sl2, 600 minbre enb iorrise
Nar.
Tarmerne WinneiOta bapoe / 1885
ca. 100000 MsItefier; / Iar opsiues
oeres Nutdl til $4,000. 8 1885 pros
oucereoes inben Staten 25 WiQioner
Buno SmBr. / Iar uoer 40 Wiaioner,
Irooutiioneu af Oft er / famine 9io
tersset cmtrent / famine Maaleftof.
Ole .. Die, iom for EN- 9tb iioen
ifipo % iaurebe Nnoreip Spericn i
BlUomins Brerie, b!eu %forriae llse at
Hetten / Cpatonna bsmt til TO Iars
9usibustraf / St,llwater.
Clpf y. CliOn. lOm / ct. Boul par
anflaset for at buue mprbet Mrs. &.
ainoman, er af Surpsn funben ifpibis
i Morb / iprite Grab; BAN blir ianSs
ipnlisuis bpmt iii lipsparis 5ens'els.
itraf. 9ommen oil bliue aflast nete
Maaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Wenncitebe Gus |eisjcrer.

WeruefebeSens 8elsisrer gif ensnns
no for of ioricGe i'm 2ptte. Sit NdDn
tro git ban ir9en SamiunostIasie iageu
Slloer mso ct Oro: iuger 80r iorbi.
Wtan iaa BAN Ell alsne paa 5a~britautens
os Mefaaifuiens Bartfteoer, men liges
ira ben iimpleite Grbeiber areo gren.
Saifen % Spaoen; man lad BAN lises
~iuauel bos ben iattise apinos meb Stop
peuanlen Os 2appen / fin 6lanb Iom
bOs 9amen meo ben ~balopreoe BrO6ers
puoe, os buOr ban Tom ino, ipreote BAN
Spsse. Rl9oOm % 8elu9re o~ulfriug
fig. 8Orserlis a5telis, joroiif 9pfte Os
8elitano iu'ste meb bam oueralt. Sus.
iaberen talbte bam fin Git Og 6usmos
eeren fin ifisunefts 8rpoelie.
0aar ban tom inc / 5attigmauos
Stue mso ct Stpffe RaaItoF, oar bet
fornsielist at ie, buurleoes &aaltoifet
fom isisr / en- ior9olet 9ilitano. Gu
Got Strp sler lib gil ueb hans 6i9lp
ouer Soften os glennem 8noeitolen os
tom igien iom en- liben, net 8ppbunte.
San lnsoe ct Stpife Ira / SnanoeH
pna ben lills 8ut for Der at iDrpaubles
iii en Gjalfe, til IN 0nttcuosn. unoers
then os iii Ell Tr9ito; bet bliuer NOT
nosst anbet meo 9iben. tantte ban.
Gan git BEN til ben file Bise meo en-
oalmbudbt, Os q iubleoe bit, raar
man al 6almbunbteu fl le en- Straas
ilette % at Sirdof Il 3tten en- @~Itomatts,
en- auru sasr en- 6ut.
8na 8ouoens 8darb fo~rpaubtebe ban
sUlbe Marfer iii fyus,bare Nsre Os
~sr9srise Gnse. os operalt lGrte oar
eHbuer at ebe tit eset Brso.
pan iororeo 8~ieoiombeoen / be lanss
Ylnteraitener os fOalts maneen iarlie
1anfe / Jsoielen. pan sjOroe 2nnbets
SDHner os 9stre til i~elubiulpne Mens
METER os bleu Suists, Bpsbens, 2ans
sets, bsle Samiunbets mastisite 9sfs
teitans.
Men troos bette fanot benue Nens
mel fsbeoens 8elsjsrsr bog life oueralt
ben beolte Wootaselis. Baa enielts
Steoer bieu ban enbos uofjelbt for en-
"Wtemmonstral", zen sjerris !Suno",
iOm life unote bperten fig islu eGer
andre of nDoe Gioet 3 8~artsbuIet Os
ueo Spiaeboroet blep ban mgot meh
uuiuie, oS ! manst ct Diem blep ban
uiit 9sren. Man palste bsler at
~ilsntre 1ioen ben meb unDttise 5oretas
GENDER saer osino | be lonse Ginteraf
tener at itrefte fine bouue 2emmer sac
araffen END at fslss bans aHuisnins.
Straffeu ubsbleu imiblertio life, os mar
ben ramte, ramte Zen frpJtelis oe life
blot @nfelte, men belle Jamilier, oite
enoo9 belle Samfunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
9dfDta

Miiat 81. 81. Bad nan. geiiprer
al smbipseaiplet ! glnflon, blep /
Onsooss afiat al "8oarb Of 1rnitees",
% Or. Samss &uane uoneunt til bans
gffericl9er. Or. Bu6lnan blep uS-
neput at naruarenbe "8Oarb", oa bet
peo &ettens 5ielp bar fommet til
Masten. Sau bar paIet en- ubmarfet
Seitprsr os uaretaSet fine $lister til
anes 9ilfrsbsbsb. 9et par ~perionlrse
@runbe, Tom lsbeoe til GiiGttelien, os
Tom "Boarb Of 3ruftees" fal bore bebit
tient meb life at offsntlissisre.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
10 Serfcg.

Gn GDflpne raieoe forleoen Sag iaa
pOloiomt / Rarbeben al Bpen Rtp
5~ounolnnb, Of Den rpffece 3rer pp meo
&ooen. st ubpre tort Gre itprteoc
lige Ouer ct iorbiiorsnoe Tren ps fpuIte
Ea9et pna en- BnssoSeop9n. Snsen
fOm til Staoe, lfipnt BET oar meo Meb
os reppe, at apnouftsren Hap 6ellfinbet
oerfra.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Mrtapma
Get nne tSulpinnb / 4

Get nDe 6nlbfnno i Sarquabala
glsrsene, life lanat fra Colorado Gloen,
er meset louenoe; ule Werter tpoer
paa, of Cub Der fun uouinbes / en-
itcrurtet Waaleitot go samle Cub
sraosre paaitaar enbos, at Der fnapt paa
bet belle Sentiment finoes ct iaa rist
@ulofelt. 9snne npe Camp" lisser
benpso $50 Mile q JrSpeit for 1uciJn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Wisconiin n.

JreS. 0auion. % liar sammel, bleu
forleoen Dag orebt al en- nebfaloenoe
@ren. pan arbeIbeoe i @ooouiae cunt
Der Cos 3gmmerleir / G9rbeoen al
Salbw.n. paus 6jem bar i Gilman,
Yierce 60, ISIS.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
6IDrioa a..

Zen guile Jrber er life lanser epioe.
mill | SadIouui1e, os @rtras9O9 % be
re8elm9sise E~etiontos brinser bUer
Dag en- WnnSoe Jlp3ininge tilba9e til
Bpm. Den lGoe os. penbte minbit
5000 tilbase. JorretnineSIiuet CT after
begpnot at gao i'm iabulnlise Sang, %
Saoerne iaar mere ps mere tit samle
uoIeenoe isien. 0tun autaSer. at Der i
2gbet al reite Maareo oil fomme
miuoit 10000 5lp3tniuse tilbase.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Sn0ia a.

6pab Sprfning fan gjsre. 20
Nuboiarmere 5ranflin Touuibip tom
Ouerens ON, at De ipecielt ifulpe bprfe
buer fin gcte meo Wais. os ben, Der
III BET itSrite uObDtie, ifuloe baue Nus
linsen al oesse Ncres. "a WaiseH
blsu inobDitet, uiite bet iil. at ben enc
Icre gap Ill Buibels, Den auoen 100
Bui9els.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Misiisiippi.

st IrGft Nsucri ~forspebes forleben
Dag pa ct Sernbanstus / Narbeben ai
Granada. "a 2rRuet itOppeoe peo
0ud gin Citation, ipruns TO ubefjenbts
Wf9no op pda 9ofonptiuet | famine
Giebllf, lom bette after i1ttss i Cart.
"a 5preren mart eiter fit ie benz, piioe
ban itanoie p9 iette benz al, o., iom
ban iaSbe, bet q mob &pmpanieis
&esler, at nosen anoen fjprte paa ben
Glaos. Meb Repp!uere trueoe be BAN
III at saa uibere ps iii at ltnnbie, bpur
oe befaleoe, boilfet bar ct Tar Ntile
oerfra os netop paa bet 5teb, bpor Der
tioli9sre b1r oaret last 5urbinprinser
ipeien for at itanoie 9oset eaer faite bet
no al SfInnerne. Ser tos be 9ptomos
tiu 6Greren no Os tuars BAN tit at
fsl9e meo ben til @rpresposnen, buOr
De lirar meo lefteoe Yiitoler operrumps
leoe Setjenten c9 irueoe 6am iii at
aabne Sen9elfabet % ublepere pmtreHt
*. $500, ION fanotes / @rpres.Iaffer.
Smiolertib aneoe aonbuftsreh, ium bar
/ en- al be buserite SO9ne, buao Der par
paafarbe % opiOrorebe Busiasererne
III at sjnre WOoitano MOB Rsuerue.
Selbispis families Der @indsltsr. 8iler
pna 9renet, os Der aobusoes Slo mob
GolosmRnoene, iom frog iuurepe msb
Stub paa Sfuo, % mo ianot mart ub,
at be inbe | Sfopen bapoe 8uubsfor.
panote, iom COMMUNICABLE 9osst meb
fine SfpoepnabeH. On al Yasiasererns
iaareoes bgbeiist, og en- al be lpsteabe
Rp0ere iaoes flere @dnse at fable ON,
iaa ban iifterlis matte pere t~ruffet.
Wau bar enbnu life pnasrsbet nosen
at Dem.
yloOist Sammenitso meQem 9pioe
og Hegre. Den lille 2anosbp @lba
LAT oar forrise Jrebas Sfueplaoien for
en- bloois &acefamp, iom enbnu life
ipnes at uere bilast. Sfsloe be met
paalioelise@ fierretninser ~besprbte benne
isrselise & iaGleces:
On Neser msbte pau 8eien en- 6 .aaris
Ssn til en- bib Wano ueb N0pn Nis
6oliOn. pa HeSeren life fisrte Of
al 8sien, it0Ste gosnene mob bueranbre,
buOrueb Neseren bespnote at u%bifjelbe
Gutter. DENIES Jaoer Tom itrar eiter
til Stebet. os en- Sroperlins ubipanbt
fig meIsm besse Meno, iom enbte meb,
at 0i4OliOn III Yrpsl. 9snue ubtos
itrar eiter N~rretOrore mob 3eseren, os
ba en- aOnitubel os bans 5olf uilbe
arreitere benne, bleo be mobtasne meb
en- 8eparialpe fra en- bepebnet Slot
Nesre, iom bauoe ~iorifanbiet fig / It
Basbolb. 70 ppioe blep brebte paa
Sieoet ps 4 at Dem baarbt iaarebe, en-
Of benz osoelist. De Suioe affprebe
fine @sOarer, men mon antaser, at
insen af Nssrene iaareoes, ba be bar
uel ior ifanoieoe. De puibe traf fig
tilbase, ba be life turbe iuolabe fig / en-
meo en- iaa pei beuabnst os til.
ipnelaoenbe sobt orsaniieret Sfare.
Saa mart Ousrialbet bleu befisnot /
be omfrinslissenbe 8per. b~eoabneoe en-
Suioe fig % reiite til Bubalat
for at bapne Fs paa Nesrene, men bisie
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
M II.

SlbebranOen | Calumet d Setla
@ruben lpnes MI at uRre omtrsnt no
branbt. Ger fommer fun meset Tibet
&ss up al @tubeu, Os 2empsraturen er
meset fOloere. Mtan baaber ON ncSle
Gage at tunne faa op De 8 Sig, iom er
be9raune betueee.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
II b t.
Until b..

Gn GlGSesiabrif / 0eunii ter,
Solitein, nsbbrerbte ben ABE Dec.
5emten Terioner onion unber Slbe.
branoen os ii fit l~iusfarlige 8unitelier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
"0eb Nrnen" WO. IS
innebDiOer:

& 0igrnepinbuet. - Romar at TT.
@eriidter.
SiolinipilIerens9 Batter.
IS Braris".
{autetorn.
5or % fra SumiItelteet - Zen
tore % lille sob
EtoSforbrtp. - 8anosr, Nnetppter DIR.
RDc I5pnncntcr fan erboloc oe
nefomnc Is Tummerc al "Wco
9rutn" ior 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

mtlpanfee & ct. PAUL.
Teeorat Brand.

u.,,.ntrnr,t afaaor 81. 1910 Sornihbos, s~oru..t.r
-, nr,o ptits % nOrseaasrSs Iran; fommr til,
~, ISs05 Tormibsos. acknowledgement oiaaar
"Tpa.sS eitsrmiOoag, tonnetter mse eIt' os iposoaeuos
h r,,urusrr II. 5:25 gittrmtooas.
's q artommsr onalie r. 9:- 5~ornibbas
..VgfsSSar I'll. 5:>b Gitermieoos.
~, s5joasr,rrrcnt p~asierer Stationer / I3irnelbstt
t,,rtp til ielqenoe Jtoer:
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Yr9mie. Yo8en
eOhiGlpcren"

Oinber alminbelis ansrijsnoelis blanbt
pore Subifribsnier, builfet uotatss /
Manses Breue | iarbsles roienee lo,
trpf, os bet meb 8stts; ben er en- Bel
leoer ! iaa mango prolific Spsrssmaal.
at gnbper uil finbe itpr 5ielp | altib
at bare ben peS Soanoen, Os ben Slass
Bsser til at ~raabisre fig meo fan man
aibris faa for mango af. Den er psut
inbbunben % srei at finoe fig ~tilrette i.
for ben abefaler fs ielp paa BET Bebfe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

2oubons @lber uosjsr %tiliammen en-
2ensbe al ca, 1870 uOrife Mil. On
mon buslis gil 3 @il / 800 9ase af
Garet, piloe nan aliioa BRUCE ouer 5
Var til at uanore isiennsm aue Saoerns,
ielu ON man iunbe unbsaa at saa noseH
Sabe mer emo en- Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
BRETON Strand.
@aufun Brand.

Babel 2tagt a'saar ira Tecorcb tuer Gitermies
ms ri. l.0 oa ia 9iabsI bVtr NOrssn 81. Z.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11
THE RECENT HURRICANE.
The Loss Of the Spanish Gunboat Lealtad-
Great Damage Inflicted on Cuban Towns.

HAVANA. Sept L-An officer from the Span
ish eunbost Guardian, which rode out the gale
In Batabano harbor, arrived here this morning
with the first official dispatches relative 10 the
loss of the government launch Lealtad, a. Bata-
bano, not Sagus, rs first stated. The report
states that at half-past IL o'clock on the night
OF the 4th inst, when the wind shifted from the
northwest to the west. and while endeavoring
to slip her cables to beach the vessel under q
full head Of steam, hugh wave boarded her,
washing all hands into the scuppers Capt.
Leon Urbina went down with his vessel The
only survivor of the Lealtad was rescued cling
ing to her rigging. The bodies of the pilot and
one seaman only have been recovered.
As telegraphic and other communications
with the interior towns becomes established,
the first reports Of the havoc caused by the hur-
ricane are confirmed. This 10 particularly the
case at Batabano, Matanzss. Cardenss, Sagua,
and other places on the north coast, which suf-
fered much from the effects of the high tides
inundating q large area of territory rs from the
wind. AT Isabel do SaRua forty three bodies
had been picked mp on the beach. AT Cabarean
much damage Is reported the steamer Clara
being ashore. At Muriel the schooner Mag
dalena was blown on the rocks, and Is total
loss. Private advices from Cardenss state that
all the wharves are destroyed, numberless small
boats sunk. and the city inundated with water.
Inc damage is estimated at $1,000 600.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 10-Mrs. Stowe
reached homo this evening. The trip across the
sound, on the steamer Sunshine, was very quiet
and restful. For the first time in several days
sne did during nearly the entire trip. She was
accon. panied by her son. the Rev. Charles
Stowe. and her daughters and physicians. On
reaching this city she was able to ride in hack
TO her home. suffering no detrimeut. She was
soon sleeping quietly, and her condition il evil
IDENTIFY much improved Her son says she has
had severe attacks of nervous restlsssness or in
somnia, bordering on acute mania, and at times
there have been symptoms of congestion of the
brain. Her condition 10 still critical, but not
hoDeIess
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11

in 1886. gave Reed 1,375 plurality. If this gain
continues in the same ratio in the remaining
towns. Reeds plurality will be 2700.
There are 507 towns aud plantations In Maine.
OF these. returns have been received from 24l,
which gives Burleigh, (Repl, 56,0l9; Putnam.
tDem.l 4,646; Cushing PROF. 1,774; scattering,
957. The same towns in 1886 gave, Republican.
46,l60; Democrat, 39095; Prohibition, 2,442;;
scattering, 2a Burleigh's plurality, 1873.
against l0,065 In 1886 Republican gain, 4,308
The 266 towns to hear from gave jim 1885, Re-
publican, 20,831; Democrats. 1874; Prohibi-
ton, 1,426 II the same ratio Of gain and loss
is maintained, the final vote will stand: Repub-
lican, S0,252; Democratic, 60,445; Prohibition.
2si0; scattering. s57. Total, LA. .164, with plu-
rality for Republicans Of 19 s07. In 1884 the to-
tai vote stood: Republican, 1859; Democratic,
5s,954; Republican plurality, 1918
The labor vote this year is in
cuded in the scattering but evidently some
OF the scattering should bs assigned to the Pro-
hioition vote. The presidential vote in 1884 was
smaller than the Governors vote, in the aggre-
gate, but there was . slightly larger plurality,
VIZ: 2o,Os4
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 10.-A large body Of citi-
zens, headed by band, rendered Governor-elect
Burleieh . serenade this evening. to which he
responded in brief speech. The procession
then called at Mr.. Blainss residence and in re-
sponse be also made congratulatory speech.
BANGOR, Me-. Sept 10.-Ons hundred and
four towns in the Fourth Congressional dis
trict give the Republican vote for Governor.
1913; Democratic, 1o.707; Prohibition, 612; Re
publican plurality, 4,456, against 36O5 two
years ago. Towns still to be heard from
IN 1856 gave o Republican vote of
4,5s7; Republican plurality, l0l. Congressional
returns are incomplete, but Boutelle runs ahead
of the Governor ia most of the towns. so that
the returns already received would indicate thai
his plurality will reach between 900 and 5000,
as aeainst 3, 7l5 two years ago.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11
A SINGULAR MURDER.
Two Men Quarrel and One Drives the Point of
en- Umbrella Tip Into the Eye Of the Other.

NEW YORK, Sept 10.-A man was standing
upon the Catharins Market, corner Of Catharine
and Cherry streets, on Saturday night eating
corn bought from a hotcsrn woman. He had
his back turned to the northwest corner where
two men were approaching each other, the
one down Cherry street, the other down Cath
arine. The two men met on the corner By Bar
NUNS clothing store, and il 10 said that words
passed. The Ean eating corn did not turn
around until the sound Of blow was heard,
followed by cry and sfall Then he turned
and saw lying on the cross-wslk leading from
Barnum's store to the market corner mar in q
dark-blue overcoat and dark striped trousers
The man was writhing and holding bis hands to
his face Between his fingers blood oozed upon
hIs clothes and the stones. The hot-corn eater
was bending over him when other men came
One yonng man who Was leaning over the moan
ing victim started back with an exclamation,
and the crowd pressed closer and asked what was
The matter.
''He has tho point of an umbrella sticking in
bis eye" was the reply.
Many got down on their knees in the wet to
see. At the outer lower corner Of the eye, just
escaping the eye and pressing 1t till 1t bulged
out. was the broken shaft Of an umbrella tip of
yellow painted wood, with the metal collar
of with it Up to the collar the tip had been
driven through the frontal bone into the mans
brain. The blow had been struck from one
side, and the shaft ran in at q considerable
slant
Its murder," sxelaimed one OF the party who
was kneeling IN the rain. Policemen arrived,
who summoned an ambulance. AT the hospital
ir wss decided to pull out tho umbrella tip at
once. IL was a simple operation, but required
strength While the others held the mans
head DR.. Bird seized the projecting end
of the umbrella tip with pair OF
forceps, and after several long, hard
pulls. drew it from the bone and brain. But lit
tie blood followed Half an hour later the man
was sleeping under an opiste. Yesterday be
was restless and constantly muttering and
groaning, but did not recover consciousness
enough to talk. The umbrella entered just be
low the outer corner Of the eye The doctors
think it passed just beneath the floor Of the
orbit and entered his skull near the sphenoida
fssurs. 1t was learned last night that the victim
was James Fogsrty. a peddler. His sssailant Is
not known. Fogarty died in the hospital TO-
day without regaining consciousness. There Il
absolutely no clew to the murderer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

A Wsll.Known Correspondent Reports Mr.
Thurman In Poor Health.
Special to the Indianapolis JourneA
WASHINGTON, Sept. lois Thurman wearing
QUIT VIM. A. Mcbride, the wsll-known CORES
pondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, arrived
here to-day from New York. He has for some
time been in close contact with Judge Thurman,
the Democratic vice-presidential nominee and
says he does not believe Thurman will live till
the November election; that if ne does live that
long he cannot. in all probability, last till in
aueuration day. Mr.. Mcbride adds that Thur
man Is growing very feeble, and that the way
he 10 hauled about for exhibition by the Demo-
cratic managers is shameful
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11

AUGUSTA. Me-, Sept. l0.-ChairmAn Manley
has sent the following telegram:
ITO Hon. NJ. s. QUAY. Chairman Republican Ma
tional Committee, New York:
eve have carried the State by plurality Of
10000. and have chosen the entire delegation in
Congress. Reeds majority viii reach $500.
The msioritiss for Dingley, Boutsls and Milli-
ken will exceed 5000, respectively. We have
chosen every Senator, and nearly or quite four
ffths Of the Representatives In the Legislature,
and have carried every county in the State on
the popular vote"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11
Growers Influence.

ppseiai 70 the Indianapolis JOURNAL
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-President Cleveland.
it Is learned. held back his letter Of acceptance
for TWO months and more and Issued 1t TO day
10 influence the election in Maine. It is learned,
further. shat the President ordered the
Democrats in the House and Senate to discuss
the retaliation and Chinese bills during the past
week. to the exclusion Of appropriation bills and
other important legislation, to influence the
election to-day. How we'll he succeeded the re-
turns Indicate
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LONDON, Sept 10.-The Chronicle says The
exclusion of the fisheries question from the let
ter of acceptance Of President Cleveland is
strong testimony ss to the purely factious char
acter of the rejection OF the treaty 1t is utterly
impossible to doubt that the re- election or Pres
ident Cleveland would mean the eventual re-
vival and ratification of the treaty. 1t 10 imma-
terial to discuss what President Clevsland's
crusade should be called. He may give it any
name he likes as long as We know 1t Is in fact
crusade OF free trade"
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She wanted to BE q Contortionist.

KANSAS CITY, No.. Sept. l0.-Miss Jennie Nc
Kenze. aged seventeen, only daughter OF the
to initiate the feats Of Q contortionist whom she
he'd seen at q circus yesterday, placed both feet
behind her head, but was unable to remove
them. Becoming frightened, she gave q hard
pull at one leg and released it, but dlslocated
the thigh. Her screams brought her mother,
and with the assistance Of y physician the other
limb was released and the dislocated thigh set.
She 10 ia a critical condition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-11
Ives & st.ynor Ask a Trial.

CINCINNATI o., Sept. 10-A demurrer to the
indictment of Messrs. Ives & Staynor, charged
with misapplying the property OF the Cincinnati,
Hamilton Il Dayton railroad, was set for hear
ing to-day, but the defendants astonished the
prosecution by Withdrawing the demurrer and in
sisting upon an immediate trail. The prosecu-
sion used every means for delay, and finally sue
eeediue in postponine the trial until Saturday,
when struck jury WI Be called
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Thomas B. Reed Returned to Congress by e.
500 Majority. while Dingley, Boutslls and
Milliken Receive Over 5000 Each.
Republicans Elect All the Senators and
Four-Fifths of the Representatives,
And Carry Every County in the State on the
Popular vote-Mr. Blaine Claims the
Largest Majority Recorded Since 1866.
HOW MAINE WENT.

Mr.. Blaine Claims the Largest Republicau
Majority Since 1866.
AUGUSTA, Me. Sept. 10.-Mr. Blaine has just
telegraphed General Harrison % follows
''To General BENZ Harrison. indianapolis:
Returns up to Q o'clock indicate that the Re-
publican candidate will have moro than 20, 900
majority over the Democratic candidate, the
largest majority since 1866. The Prohibition
vote falls OF everywhere.
"JAMEs G.. BLAINE
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following figures: Total convictions for polyga-
my under the laws of 1862 and 1882, sixteen;
total convictions for unlawful cohabitation un-
der the laws of 1882, 497; total convictions for
adultery under the laws Of 1887, eight total
convictions for fornication under the laws Of
1887, eight The total fines and costs collected
to date for violations Of these laws amount to
81 600
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Meeting at Mt Carmel, Ill

MT. CARMEL, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-A rousine Re-
publican meeting tonight &C the courthouse was
q regular horse-warming, tingine the very
fingers and toes OF lukewarm Republicans.
Capt. Harlan. the Republican congressional can
ddate. was the speaker of the evening. followed
by Judges Green and Bell.