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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07
GUMMoNs,
CUMMoNS.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial
district of the territory of Montana, In and
for the county of Gallatin
John A. Howes, Plaintiff,
Against
Tbaodore I I,yudc and

District of the territory of Montana, In anu
for the county OF Gallatin
John A. Howes, Plaintiff,
Against
Theodore ]. Lyndc and
Howard NJ. Holden, Defendants
Actisn brought in the District Court Of the Ue
Third judicial District of the territory OF
Montana, in and for the county OF Galiatin.
and the complaint filed in said county OF
Gailatin, in the office of the clerk OF said DIS
'f1S, The people of the territory of Montana send
greeting to Theodore j. Lynde ana HoWaro
NJ Holden, the above NAMED % aeaemai nnear IN an
named piaintifi, IN the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District oi Inc nty Iertf9S af HS,o a.
lin and to answer to the complaint MED
| therein, within ten days exclusive OF tne
snSmmons-if served within this county, or II
served out of this county, but In this dlstrlct,
| then within twenty days: otherwise within
fnrty dnys-or Judgment by default Will De
tassp against you, according to the prayer OF
'tiI The said action is brought to recover M M1 tat
snm of Two Thousand, One Hundred, Eighty
| Nine and Twelve One Hundreths Doliar,
! ts2.lSg:lg with legal interest thereon from ins
;SJth day of December lSs2, alleged 70 De au, ,lt
Tor balance on account for cash furnished ant
maid TO time checks and orders and A Lamm'
| < IN. and for goods, wares and merchandls
sold and az he SAID Dc
Ssndants special instance and request u, Be
treen the lst day Of october 1852. and the 39tl
das OF December lss2, and for costs of suit, z
wills more fully appear by reference 10 Tn
eIm pIAint on file herein. n.,.. r,
And yon are hereby notified that IL you IA,
to nnnear and answer to said complaint,
a. obnYs rea,iired, the said plaintiff will TAX
snJement against you for the said sum Of y
ls0. Il together with interest and costs OF SUI
Given under my hand and seal Of the Di
, ! 80 ! trict Court ofthe Third Judicial ID
trict of the territory of Montana,
| ( Seal and for said county of Gallatin, tn
i--J) 2lst day of February, In the year
o,r Lord, one thousand eight hundred an
ooi1btTeinht, JAMES MCFARLAND.
eish's Clerk,
RyJ.A. BAILEY, Deputy Clerk.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07

One fact is worth column of rhetoric,
said an American statesman. 1t is fact
established by the testimony of thou.
sands of people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla
does cure scrofula, salt rheum, and other
diseases or affections arising from impure
states or low condition of the blood. II
also overcomes that tired feeling, creates
good appetite, and gives strength te
every part of the system. Try it.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07

Wretchod men and women Ions condemned
to suffer the torturcs of dyspepsia, are hiied
with new hope after few doses of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bilters. This bdl'ttng hope
blossoms into the fruition of certainty, II
the Bitters - persisted in 1t brings re-
prieye to all dyspeptics who seek It's aid.
flatulenoe, heart-burn, sinking at the pit
of the stomach between meals, the ncrvol:5
trrmors und insomnia . which chronic iudl-
gcstion is tho parent, disappear with their
hateful progeniior. Most bcneicent oil
siOmachicsl who can wonder that in SO
Quence in those who, benefited by it, SPEAK
Voluntarily in its behalf. 1t z"auire5
graphic pen 10 de scribe the torinen:i Of dy6-
cefved by the proprietors OF the Rittrrs,
these are portrayed with vivid truthtuine5s.
Constipation, bili0usness. muscular drbil-
tty, mnlariai fevers and rheumatism are re-
Meyed byit.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07
LAND OFFICE NOTICES
NOTICE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Bozeman, Mont.
Feb. 10Th, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
register and receiver at Bozeman, NJ. T., on
Monday April End, 1888, viz:
DANIEL W. DENNY,
who made d No SgS for the 4 of N E n
Section 10, Township So East
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said Ia nd, viz:
Mathew Flannery James W Arnold, John
Cahill and Thomas B. Rowen, all OF Bozeman
Montana.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register.
First publication, Feb. 22, 1888.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07

Delegate Toole, of Montana, introduce
ed bill for the sale of certain lands al
lotted to the Flathead Indians in the
Bitter Root valley, who now desire to 60
upon the reservation with the rest OF
their tribe.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07

nHHD SEA WONDERS exist in thouss
)tFH ands of forms, but are surpassed
bA<A by the marvels Of invention.
These who are in need Of profitable employ
ment that can be done while living at home
should at once send their addres to Hallett
4 Co., Portland, Maine, and rece,! Q free, null
information how either sex, of ali ages, can
wherever they live. You are started nee
Capital not required. Some have made over
S5Oin single day ut this work. All succeed
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07

A> Estate of William Fly, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executors OF the viii OF William Fly, deceased.
20 the creditors of, and all persons having
Claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within
ten months after the first publication q this
TWae 4 Tmce. Bozeman, NJ. T., the same being
the place for the transaction Of the business
"orfSsofd estate in the county of Gallatin.
b'''e" Nv JOHN d. FLY,
JAMES M. FLY,
Executors of William Fly, deceased.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07
TO CREDITORS.

\ Estate of John Courts, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate Of John
Courts. deceased, to the creditors OF,
The said deceased, TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
nnticc. to the said administrator at his ranch
IN Reese creek, Gallatin county, NJ. T.. the
same being the place for the transaction OF
the business of SAID estate In the county OF
dated ut Bozeman, NJ. T., Jan. 2lst, 1883.
GEORGE W. COURTS,
Administrator of the estate of John Courts
deceased.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-03-07
TO CREDITORS.

ByJA. BAILEY, Deputy CLERK
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

WAFuiS0roN, sept is..-Mr Barnes %
dcon'n, introduced bill oncrnga reward
oi 100000 Ia any person who will discover
the true cause or germ IT yellow fever with
any certain mcaw ot cncoting in prrycn-
ton. Inferred
Mr.. fomoy, ~ hnhamn, thcn called up
the conference report on the sundry civil
| appropriation bill. Whom last before tho
House the report was opposed by Mr. Pay
son, ui Illinois, who Hninrnnizcd the nppro-
printiun Tor continuing tho nov library
building and advocated an absolute uhrpri-
ton Of the present plan oi construction 40
Inadequate
Nj furnoy proceeded a. reply ~ the 10.
tack aud Ia defend the plan as proposed In
the conference report
VT Ryan, 1T Kansas said Librarian guaf.
ford stated the new building would meet
ihr needs oi the youths library ior twenty
five Nuur
Mrsu. ruyson aud Kelly spoke M no
library controversy aud pending further
discussion the matter went over.
NJ CttrhiuF, ui Mississippi, from tho
committee on rlyou and hnrburs reported
ihr bill authorizing the Secretary II War 10
prr.,rhr rule, md regulations and manage.
m"nt ~ the g. clair Flats ship canal.
Passed.
IL" House ihcn, NJ 5 O'Clock. adjourned.
nud Drmu,ritIc caucus va, announced 10
hc held at ~ o'clock this evening
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

drug store for the convenience Of purchasers
and that anybody with 81 can 70 there and
buy one, Just rs he would tooth brush or a
hottie of castor oil. They are staple goods
in Huntsville.
The Memphis quarantine officer saw this
certificate and IL never occurred TO him that
Huntsville, being near Ia Decatur, only
twenty-five miles, and having publicly pro
claimed that its doors We're open to Decatur
refugees, that travellers from Huntsville
were open 20 suspicion and needed special
attention. The seal must have got away
with him, for Mr.. and Mrs Wright came
right in.
Yesterday a reporter heard that Mr.
Wright had given the whole snap away,
and chuckled over the clever manner In
which he had pulled the whool over the eyes
of the officer. The health authorities were
notified and Judge MADDEN gave Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright twelve hours 20 leave town, with
n caution not 20 return In thirty days.
There is no use denying the fact that
our quarantine is a daisy. drummer
named J. n. Crisp representing u rubber
house OF Trenton, n. j., says he got cert.
ticatc II health from Or J II. Cartmell, Of
Jackson, Tenn, for 90 cents aud no queS.
tons asked. His certificates, Il they have a
seal will doubtless pass muster in Memphis
without question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
Interstate Hoard OF Health.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept ls-A conference
Of delegates from the boards Of health from
many Of the southern States and Illinois
was held here today for the purpose Of dis.
cussing the yellow fever situation.
An exhaustive interchange Of ideas was
had and resolutions adopted declaring II the
sense of the conference that ten days dptcn-
ton of yellow fever refugees should be- en-.
forced against those destined Ia points south
OF the northern boundary Ut Tennessee, but
In view Of the lntcncus of the season
Il Is recommended that hcnlthful
refugees whose baggage has been prop.
crly disinicctcd should be permitted Ia
60 north II that line without detention. II
is further declared the sense Of the confer.
enUe that the appearance IT one case of fever
In u town should not be- sufficient To warrant
quarantine against that town until other
cases have made their appearance, aud In no
case should n city bc qunnntincd against
without inquiries having first been made of
the authorities. II is urgently recommend
cd that such change should be- made
IN the national health service ~ would
through proper assistance aud cooperation
with state boards give protection aud sccu.
rity 10 the public health,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
INDIANA CLAIMS.
Both Gubernatoral Candidates Have
the state Sure.


the state Sure.
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
WASHINGTON, Sept ls-Col Matsor, the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of In.
diana, returned here last night from q visit
home, During his absence In Indiana Col
Matsou made anumbcr OF speeches and in.
auguratcd the state campaign. All Of his
meetings were largely attended and In his
own homo community the enthusiasm
awakened by his presence was unprccc.
dcntcd The effort 10 secure joint canvass
Of the state by the two candidates for GOV.
ornor failed through the refusal " the Re
publican committee 90 permit their man 10
meet Col MatSon. In speaking Of the situa-
ton nj home today Col. Mutsou would only
gcncralizc. lie said he did not desire Ia
make his campaign In the newspapers. lie
had no hesitation IN saying, however that
the Democratic outlook there is extremely
bright lie comedies, Of course. that
the battle IN 90 Ice hot one and that
IL will be necessary for the Democrats
IN exert themselves to the fullest Ia win.
Tho party organization assures this result,
and Col. Mntson thinks that the Democratic
majority for both the State and national
ticket will he substantial one. lie will re-.
turn home In about ten DAYS and take the
stump for the remainder NJ the campaign
Gen lovcy the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Indiana has also returned. and
he, ON the other hand, says ~ to his own
election, that II is only question OF the
size ol his majority. lie says that hc aud
Gen. Harrison, between thcm. will gctncarly
every soldier vote that has heretofore gone
with the Democrats, ON account NJ the pen
sion yctocs; that the state will go Republic.
can all around.
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q, Wa. ycIia~ Fever.

Special Dispatch "a The AppcaL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. ~. The president
Of the board Of health this morning received
the following from DR.. Shannon, who was
commissioned 10 investigate the reported
case Of yellow foyer NJ Wildwood;
WAuHArCmE Tenn, Sept ls.-nr J. u.
Plunkctt president board ~ hcnlth'
Fleming Wilson, recently from Decatur.
Ala. who died at Wildwood ON Saturday
night last, evidently died from yellow fever
About q dozen persons have been exposed
aud are now under observation by Dr.
ncnkus Necessary precautions have been
taken aud everything now Is quiet A quar-
antinc station should be established nt once
between Wauhntchio and Chattanooga for
the detention Of all persons from infected
localities found ON this side II Chattanooga
II. SuANSoN, NJ. u.
State Inspector Lynch at Chattanooga has
been notified by the State board not 10 allow
any persons from that locality Ia enter Chat.
ianoogn. II Is reported that Limestone
county, Ala, has declared quarantine
against Decatur, forbidding persons Ia come
across the Tennessee river at that point
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
THE ESCAPE or TAscoTT.
What Knowing onos Have 90 say--His
Fathers Grief.

v
Cmc,go, tll. Sept ia. T. Stone, speak.
ing ~ the $4,000 reward offered by Mrs
Henrietta Smell for the arrest aud detention
Of william B Tnsooti, the supposed muir.
dcrcr II her husband, Amos J. Smell, said
the only object was " clear up, u possible,
the mystery In which the great tragedy IL en-.
yclopcd. No special new clcws have been
developed The $1,000 reward which was
formerly offered having failed 10 bear fruit,
aud having been Withdrawn by limitation,
u wa. at that time decided ~ let the search
for the fugitive remain passive Tor awhile In
the hope that the star ling developments
which we're promised by !. H. Tascptt the
father Of the young man would be- forth.
coming. Nothing 10 shed any new light on
the mystery was brought forward.
Eve nov PROPOSE" continued Mr. Stone,
"to Keep the subject before the public Tor
ten years ~ come. II necessary tO clear up
tho mystery. Wgarc hav'fg circulars printed
Offering the $1,000 which will contain de.
sruptuus u young Tnscutt and az The par
tiCunfs ~ his light known tp the police.
These We intend tO send ~ nll parts o. the
civilized world IN the hope that " lascUtt b.
alive De- will be- captured
A member ~ Z B Thsc0tts family said
yesterday that 'hc father bad suffered much
over The light aud suspicion against bis spn,
but that be- knew no more concerning the
young mans Whereabouts Ur fate than any
stranger. The father has long since with.
drawn from active business aud is very much
panied and gricycd At every reference 10 thc
iugic affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
1876 NEW CASES.
A Terrible Day at Jacksonville,
The Death Roll Swells In Like
Proportion. Being Twenty.
The Decatur Man at Wildwood
Died of Yellow Fever.
Several Southern State Boards of
Health Meet ut Nashville.
They Discuss Fully the Best Plan OF
Action, but Do Wrong In ono
They Discuss Fully the Best Plan OF
Action, but Do Wrong In ono
Accommodation About Quar-
nntining Quarantine.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept, iS-Wc have
had a bright, sunshiny, but dcluSiyo day in
which the insidious pcstilcncc has seemed
10 do It's worst II has been the most terri
BILE in our history. The record OF new cases
is l56 for twenty four hours ending at q
o'clock. This includes some forty.iiye cases
reported by the medical bureau just
after the official report closed The
death roll is twenty W. II. Moss
Mrs Jacobs Margaret Jones Walter
g. FARMER, Peter Lopez Mr.. Georgian, Julia
Jones, n child OF Nellie Frnzcc, Simon Grant,
Miss Edith Snidcr, Mrs. Spcarmau, Mr.. ia.
CODY, Mrs. Connolly, MIR. o'Dea Ms. II. L..
Smith, Mrs Ida Charland, Mrs. Foley, Mrs.
Slidcll, James Graves aud Mr.. McNair
Three Of these should have been added 10
yesterdays report making today's death
proper seventeen. Total cases TO date 1908,
total deaths, 1873.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19

Democratic Representative. Postpone
Adiourument Action.

er,Hl Dispatch On The Appeal
W,WNsruS. sept rs Tho Democratic
caucus tonight. held iu the hall ~ the House,
was largely attended and f1ll aud frro lis
rus,Iun NJ tlH question uf thu adjournment
of Congress was iulu'grl boo. NJ puckcry,
~ Missouri presided 10 turned uui that be,
too was opposed 90 che Oates resolution in
~ present form. Those who urged tho
adoption II the resolution providing fnr
adjournment on the ~ prpNimo vcrr col.
Gate. WIN introduced the bill and Mc,srs.
Bland uf Missouri nlUuut, Ui Georgia, aud
rovu.h,ud, OF Illinois
The argument advanced was that no
further advantage could accrue either 10 tho
country or ~ The party from a longer con-
tinuat0uu Ul thy session oi Congress. and
that therefore, adjournment was not only
logical, but economical and even necessary.
None ~ the speakers bad any idea that ihs
Senate intended a. pas a iarin bin 90 This
SESSION.
Tluc who opposed the resolution vsrs
N'ssu MDNilliu. ~ Tennessee. Chapman,
ut Michigan. Mckinney UI Now Hampshire.
LAWYER of Illinois uud EEL stated before,
pIlhyry. ui Missouri. IIry Insisted, each
ina iurihlr way that would Ho good policy
tu give thr Republicans of Ih. Senate Hll mo
rope 300 iHo way uf uuu they urc disposed 10
use. u would boz better. those gentlemen
uu9d, tU give thr Republican sUuliHu Hm.
pie opportunity tD demonstrate Ina wy
that could not be- misunderstood uT m.EUP
resented
The discussion had grown warm though
20 - ultWgI AMI with the mature u. .
compromise Col Maiauu. ui indiana sub
Wiit,d u motion pus'pHn'uH action uUNl
after Tuesday next That Is iIr regular
meeting day " the Senate committee ~
finance aud, as Col Matsun explained his
motion. would moply postpone action on
the Oates resolution until after i'Ii time.
llr said u the Republican sgniHu
failed tD rpUH hri1 blu nn lurf-
day upkt Col Oates or any member
agreeing with tho Alabama congressman,
could Introduce another resolution calling
inr adjournment and secure tHc holding ~
another caucus at Bu early date ip decide
uuuu Co. merits This course was unlIy TO-
c'dpd upon and thy caucus adjourned
Although ~ vote WIS taken on iNc Oates
resolution prpprr iHr adjournment on
the 1T prl,'mn. 10 was asCrrtanci
tlnt majority " the caucus Ncro
IN favor of a. sn That another caucus IN tho
event the Republican senator report no hill
uu Tuesday urAtis certain 10 be held and
and the question definitely disposed ".
An interesting point discovered tonight IL
that ~ Chrallc q Republican member
num Indiana. has Bu adjournment rcsolu-
ton prepared aud threatened to-day 10 intro.
duycit tomorrow No ynsr ionights caucus
took no definite action 1.-The nrr.cs out his
Intention the House may witness a lively
sccuv tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
MARSHALL COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
An Enthusiastic Meeting nc Holly
RprinRs Don. Feathnralono Bpehka.

An Enthusiastic Meeting nc Holly
Springs Con. Featherstono Speaks.
special Dispatch ~ Tho Appeal
lloLLH srufsgs, Miss, Sept is.-Thc nom.
ination Of Gen. James J, Chalmers by the
Republicans of this district ipr Congress has
instillcd political enthusiasm into the Dem.
ocm,ic ranks Of our district loo general, end
our county In particular. Tho political ball
was vet In motion at thu ph,re yesterday by
q soul.stirrng speech FROM Gen. VS.. fcath'
cntono. II being the opcuIng0i our circuit
court, many people from ~ and near were
present 10 lend inspiration Ia The occasion,
aud ~ DO honor ~ our ch siilIu in peace n
we'll as In war. The distinguished speaker
ably discussed the issues ul tIg two parties
Tor an hour aud a half An exposition
Of the tariff iniquity consumed a
good portion u his time alter Mhi,h ne
spoke briefly u the public lands which had
boon s1uandcrcd by the Republican party
lie concluded by discussiuF Zee candidates
of the iva great parties. liz cuoRy on
Cleveland aud Thurman was simply grand.
lie paid q handsome tribute iu ihc character
of Judge Morgan and compared Ibis political
fidelity with that of Gen Chalmers lie
invoked every white man tD stand tue TO
bic party and 10 be on thr alert. Tic was
frequently npplaudcd and DIS speech VIII
doubtless yield much fruit a Democratic
club will be- organized here next week ana
the work will besin al once
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
THE ARKANSAS DEFEATED.
They are still In tho Tiold--Tho Contest
nlun

Special Dispatch To The Appeal.
lrrlr Rock, Arb, Sept is.-Thc cyccu.
tive committee Of the Union Labor party Of
Arkansas met in this city today Tor the pur
pose of nominating presidential electors.
The Hon. Chns y. Cunningham, lshnm T.
Langley. Jno. A. Anslcy, members Of the
committee, wcrc prominent In the meeting.
The following delegates were nominated At
lagc-W. r. Morgan, Of sharp, and NJ. NJ.
White, Of Veil counties First Congrcs.
,ional district A. &. Miller, Green.
second DR.. ID, H. Thomson, uf
Bradley; third. A. &. TAYLOR, of Hot
Spring fourth, Capt Hammer " Yell,
nth, Harvey knrnrs. Of Carroll The COM
mittCc Endorsed John A. Auslcy. IT the
Third district, for Congress aud will uomi.
nate congressman Ia every district nr
Norwood, the defeated candidate for Cover.
nor, was expected but did not arrive. The
meeting wns held at the residence Of "lnvlo'
Charlie Cunningham, ut "the NtCsnhack
party out Of the reach ~ reporters. Tur
Arrr,L correspondent stole u march on
them, however aud Is enabled a. give the
ncws twenty four hours ahead Of the dniiic,
Of this city.
Judge W r. mn rendered decision on
The ballot box theft question this afternoon.
lie decides the duties 1T the judge ul cleo.
ton were ministerial that they had No. right
10 receive n second poll book ~ election o..
turns fnnm either Ashley ~ lhg Rock town.
ships nnd awarded q certificate Ut election
lpr constable NJ Zig Rock township 10 Ewing
kinknid, the Democratic candidate. Moth.
iur will come cut OF the Union Labor cDu.
tVHt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-19
IN CONGRESS.
Sherman's Resolution Of Inquiry
Into tho Relations OF the United
States and Great Britain.
Mr.. Morgan Replies to Him in an
Exceeding Brilliant Manner.
a Big Prico for tho Discovery OF
the Yellow Fever Germ.
a Bill Offering 800, 900 Reward TO Any
Person Who WIN Find It and
Devise Certain Means OF Ef-
fecting It's Prevention.

WAHuNdroS, September ls-[Souatc i.
The deficiency appropriation bill was TO-
ported back from the committee on appro-
priations and ordered printed.
Notice was given that Mr. Jones OF Arkan.
sas, would address the Senate tomorrow ON
the motion 70 refer the Presidents annual
message.
Mr. Shcrman's resolution offered ycstcr-
day, instructing the committee ON foreign
relations 20 inquire into the state Of relations
OF the United States with Great Britain and
the Dominion Of Canada, and 10 report at
next session. such measures us are cIpcdicnt
10 promote friendly commercial and polit-
Teal intercourse between those countries and
the United States, was taken up, and Mr..
Sherman proceeded to address the Senate,
delivering his remarks from manuscript
lIMr Morgan replied Ia Mr. Sherman To-
scrihmg portion Of his speech rs q post
norton examination OF the recent fisheries
treaty. and adding that Mr. shcrman's
Hollvcrcin idea had seemed to settle into n
plan Tor the annexation oi Canada To the
United States. lie admired that senator for
thus grasping Canada around the waist and
holding her up 10 close embrace with the
people uf the United States. lie looked for
ward (prrhaps ut the end Of the next ccn-
turyD tu something like realization u tho
dream which the senator from Ohio had 30
beautifully portrayed; unless In the mean
time The federal party Of the United States,
which WIS 10 very much In love with tho
ancient traditions Of centralized power,
might think 70 better after all Tor Cnuada to
embrace the United States within her union
aud draw them back within the imperial
power ui Great britain rather than absorb
those provinces within this great republic.
Mt Shcrmln's resolution went over with
out notion, aud at . 90 % clock the senate adj
tnufu,I