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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-16

The afternoon session was largely
given up to the reading Of the reports
oi the national officers. That OF Adju-
taat General Post was perhaps the most
interesting, showing 1862 members
nov in good standing, an increase of
over 1900 in the past year.
The reportsOfthe other officers are very
interesting, and will be given to the pub
lie to-day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

ing decision of the Supreme Court
abolishing slavery, appealed to the
sword. Of course the cankeI was re-
moved much sooner than "the supreme
law of the land" could have done it.
l will close by few extracts from
the late Woman Suffrage History
Ladies of birth and quality sat in
council with the Saxon Witas-wise
men of our Saxon ancestors in Eng
land. In the reign of Henry Ill, four
women took seats in Parliament, and
in the reign of Edward l, ten ladies
were called to Parliament" Vol. /,
page 80. lin Massachusetts women
voted at an early day. First, under
the old Province Charter, from 1851 to
l7SO, for all elective officers. They
were also allowed to vote in all the
New England colonies" Page 2OS.
OF course there were restrictions on
the right to vote. Church member
ship was required, SO that for thirty
years threefourths OF the men were
excluded in Massachusetts. For hun
drcds of years thousands OF women
have voted in England. In New Jer-
sey women could vote from 1776 to
1907. See page 447. In 1906 hotly
contested election in Essex county over
the county-seat, resulted in so much
fraud, short men donning female APP
parel and voting many times, that the
next year the women were excluded
They also voted in Virginia after the
Revolution. B. +. Brown.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

Mr.. w. Byron Daniels recently met
with quite Il serious accident at his
home in Vancouver. He was driv-
ing some stakes with an ak around his
tomato vines in his garden, when the
AK was caught on the clothes line.
The sharp blade flew back and struck
Mr.. Daniels above the left temple,
severing an artery and inflicting an
ugly wound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

CHEHALIs Nugget: Everybody is
waiting patiently for the census re-
turns OF this county which will soon
be made by the County Assessor
During the two years ending July
LIST, 1856 and 1887, the increase of the
population of this county was only
1863. The increase of people this
year must be over a thousand.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

Ellensburg is agitating reincorpora-
ton.
Chehalis celebrates the nations
birthday.
The Priest river mines are develop
ing some fine prospects.
The Sisters OF Charity are building
an academy at Pomeroy.
The Newcastle mine remains closed
down in consequence of the stiike.
The grain crop of Washington prom
ises to be the largest in many years.
Fifty thousand will be added to the
population of the Territory this year
, Waterville, the metropolis OF the Big
Bend region, has 4 population of 700
The total valuation of Dayton is
$500, an increase of $500 over
last year.
New potatoes of fair size and good
quality are being enjoyed by people OF
Hoquiam.
Only twenty-six per cent. of the
losses by the Palousc fire are covered
by insurance.
G. c. Israel, of Olympia, and J. R.
Cowden, of Aberdeen, have formed a
law partnership.
The Skykomish log drive, consist
ing of about 100000 feet, was
started last week.
The Disciples OF Christ will hold
their annual meeting at Montesano on
the 14th of June.
The Walla Walla meat market is
over stocked with bear meat brought
in by local hunters.
Mr.. Freeman, of the Washington
Farmer, has introduced Olympia bees
into North Yakima.
Faith Lodge, No. 16, Daughters of
Rebekah. l.. o. 0. F., has been in
stituted at Pomeroy.
w. J. Bailey, of Seabeck, states that
the Hoods Canal country is filling up
with settlers quite rapidly.
Goldendale is being rapidly rebuilt
and the town will soon show few traces
of the recent disastrous fire.
The Washington Horticultural So
ciety will hold an exhibition at Taco
ma during the first week in July.
The commissioners of Clallam coun-
ty have ordered special election to
determine the location of the county
seat.
The Walla Walla board of trade
have in contemplation the erection of
a building for their uses at cost of
$4,000.
The Spokane Falls Nursery Com
pany, with capital of $4,000, has
been formed to conduct the nursery
business.
The Port Angeles colony has become
u complete failure, owing to the mis-
management of the leaders of the
movement.
The contract for the erection of the
insane asylum at Medical Lake has
been awarded to Huntington & Little,
of Tacoma.
Parties from Astoria are anxious to
erect a cannery on the Quinault river,
if they can obtain the consent of the
Government.
Railroad camps are strung along be-
tween Spokane and Medical Lake, and
the grading work is going along very
satisfactorily.
Advices flom the National Capital
state that Delegate Voorhees, is striv-
ing to secure better mail facilities for
the Northwest.
A young man named Merritt At
tempted suicide at Waitsburg recently
because his best girl refused to make
him miserable.
The Seattle, Lake Shore and East
ern road passes through six different
coal fields between Seattle and the
Columbia river.
Two hundred and sixty cars of coal
and ninety-six cars OF lumber were
shipped from Bucoda during the
month OF April.
Eight new veins Of coal have been
discovered about six miles from Gil
man, w. T. One OF the veins is nine
feet wide. Some of the deposits are
the best kind of coking coal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

MEssRs. Moore and Owens, two we'll
known divers from New Orleans, are in
Port Townsend, and propose, if en-
couragement is offered, to regain the
cargo of steel railroad iron sunk some
wears ago off Destruction Island, and
then make descent on the wreck OF
the Brother Jonathan, whose decaying
hulk. as is we'll known, holds in its
Shiny grasp an immense amount Of
.:ecie and bullion. Now is o chance
Offered for a speculation, that If sue
cessful, x,::!l make one o financial
prince.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
Daniel w. Voorhees,.

The illustration we give this week
possesses local interest from the fact
that ii is representation of the fea-
lures OF the father of the Delegate who
has SO ably and efficiently represented
our Territory in the halls of Congress
the past four years. Daniel w. Noor-
hees, the Democrat of Democrats, the
" Tall Sycamore of the Wabash" as
his colleagues call him, is one Of the
most imposing members of the United
States Senate. AS saturnian Jove
towers above the other gods of Olym-
pus, SO does Voorhees, physically stand
among his fellows. Standing six feet
four inches tall, with IL voice like the
rolling of thunder, his mere presence
would command attention, even
though he did not stand out AS one of
the mental giants of the Senate. He
was born in Fountain county, Indiana,
September 26, 1928, and received a
classical education, graduating in
1910 from the Asbury University of
Indiana. He studied law and was
called to the bar in 1851. During this
year he ran, as Democrat, for Cong
ress, but was defeated. In 1858 he was
made United States district attorney
by President Buchanan. During 1859
he defended John E. Cook, one of the
raiders in John Browns expedition.
Voorhees, was sent to the Thirty-sev-
enth, Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninth
Congresses, but was defeated for the
Fortieth Congress. He was re-seated
in the FOrty-frst assembly of that
body and reelected to the Forty-sec-
ond. In 1873 he was chosen United
States Senator for Indiana, and was
again chosen to fill that position in
1885. In politics Voorhees, is strict
partisan man and is ever ready to take
up the debate III n party measure.
When he strikes it is with the force OF
a trip-hammer, crushing everything
beneath it. In private life he is one
of the most amiable and agreeable of
men. AS a lawyer he stands at the
head of his profession and the GRIM
al ,v-l. L.. II
is lucky indeed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

THE Quinault Indian agency is on
the sea shore some thirty miles north
OF Gray's Harbor. There are few
old and poor buildings at the agency
with about thirty Indian houses and
camps. About thirty miles up the
river there is a lake, which abounds
with several kinds of fish. Bear, deer
and elk are found in great numbers
near the lake. The timber is inn
mense. Trees from five to twelve feet
in diameter and two or three hundred
feet high are common, with so many
OF them on the ground that it is al
most impossible to get thr ough the
woods.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

LAST week the contract for the erec.
ton of the new four-story brick build
ing for the Washington School fol
Defective Youth was let to w. E
Maxon, for $29,246 The terms ol
the contract leave off the entire rear
building and certain finishing work
in the main building, which is to be
put in condition for the occupancy Of
the school Work has already begun
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
THE MANVIIL
sToNE QUARRY,

Lseated In TAurstsn Ceunay, ", r.
TNHE undersigned 10 now prepared to :ur-
l. ntsh on short notice dimension, four6e-
ton and cemetery stone at most reasonable
Henry's ONCE. Mr.. Henry is also authoFjeej
to contract to furnish the samo.
g. w. MANv1LLs
20. address, 0lyupto, ". z.
olympia, March 3, lo92.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

THE Crystal coal mine on the Skagit
has been sold to Nelson Bennett for
$64 ,OOO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

that public lands not required for
public uses be disposed of to actual
settlers only.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

we ne undersigned Banks and Bankers ,cii
pay d4 Prazes d'd,cn in the Louisiana State
LOtteTaes rhich may be presented at oar coxn-
R. M. WALMSLEY. Pres. Ie~,. MAJ. ~
FIERRE LANAUX, Pres. state Nat,l n
a.; 6ALDW1N, Pres. New Orleans Nse. IN
oAnA AOHNs Pres Union NATL Bank.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
II NPRECED ENTED ATTRACTION
y Over a Million Distributed. ).
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 600.
[ Iks4 Il
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1862 for
educational and Charitable purposes, and its
stitution, in 1879, by an overwheiming popular
Its Grand single Namber Dravvines
take place monthly, and shs Grana
Quarterly Drawings regularly every
three months (Nlarch, june, Septeambse
and December).
We do hereby certify that zee supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly aud Quar-.
terty Draecinys Of the Louisiana State Lot
tey Company and in person manage and con.
hOtthe D1atoings themselves aud that the sa,ns
are conducted ,cith honesty, fairness and in good
tdih to,cards all parties, and ,re authorize the
company to use this certificate, ,cith fac
stmites Of our Signatures attached in its adrer.
tisenses,ts."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08
eRANDsQuARTERlY DRAWING

Ia the Academy Of Iuie New 0rlau, Tuesday.
June ~. 1888.
Capital Prize, $3OO,OOO.
100, 900 Tickets At Tws-tv n.,,.
each. Halves 80; QQarters Is +. T..en.
-: Twentleths u.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-06-08

Real Estate for sale--see third page.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Repiiion os Rebiattelie Of Tolben.
pan bsr osiaa bore en- Nanb, Der ipms
patbiierer n,eb 6armerne os be arbei.
benbe &lasier | Staten.
y 8i forlanser, at Sernbaneeienbom
beifattes iom anben Gienbom, % al
neutrality-suspicious. life lanser tiaaa
bes of uopresie Renter os 9ipibenber
paa "Watereb Stod,"
81 8i snifer oprettet en- 8olbsifts,
fommis iion, Der bar bsmmenbe Npns
oisbeb | ale cipile Eager, op til $500.
0eunte 8ommisiion bsr ualses Of Sol
let en- fra buert 1Ounibip, fem 9opns
fuloe ubsiBre en- 8rebs.
.. g. Sablanb,
alliance Seer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

men 2anbst Ct / Sanberue poa ct Spns
oifut, Tom fOrlanser bsiere Bris. enb
Der betales ubenior. Der er en- for
Omiatnins al Tralait; D~ampifibe,
Seilfartsier % Sernbaneposne msbes
ueb Brpssen. Naterialer til ct gaas
ninssbus belt isiennem fan tisbes for
$40 pr. tuiino Sob; bet er yellow pine.
Briien paa 5armprobufter, ba jes bar
Der | Warts Maaneb, oar: Soebe 80
Gents, Mais 70 Gents, 8us 70 Gents,
Saure 60 Gents, Sriib Boteter s1.75,
SEQ $3.50, Smsr 80 q 35 Gents, 9gs
Is Gents, Beef live 6 q Z Gents, Suin
leuenbe Z q 8 Gents. en- sob Seit $3.50,
COB SO s25, @isofalu 6 Tiger $40 a
s12, 81 baled $1S q $40. De, iom
Dor nar oeb 5loberne, fan bape bpab
5iIf be oil ipiie for 8rpoeriet at fanse
ben.
2aier! Seniisten meb bisie 2injer
er at sisre goer liot befienbt meb Gan.
bet os Sorboloene bernebe. Sne 2anb
os Steber / ct 2anb bar fine lofale Jprs
belle fremfor andre, iaapeliom Mansler;
iaalebes osiaa bette, men af buab jes
bar feet % bBrt, er bet min FRO, at en-
Manb meb ben 9riitisbeb, ban bruser
fer / geiten, pil fOmme lensere os bebre
frem bernebe. Seq for NIT 8ebfoms
menoe sniter at flptte bib, iier ON nogle
baberlise 2anbsmeno pilbe sjsre Gel
itab, iaa Ri funoe banne en- liben 8os
loni. oar nosen 1anfe berom, lao mig
bsre fra @ber siennem Soften.
g. 81. Bsrsbeim.
ct. Nnssar, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
SoganmeIoelje.

satinff Croboa oeb s%tolebeiprer q.
Sobansim os &eftorerne &. Npaaaro
os 8. s9reiner. gbrifiania 1887. q.
". eappelens 5Orlas. 8ris inb.
bunbet &. $50.
De norife SfOler bar albris ueret
foruannet meo lutinFeS rbbsser. @amle
"Utor Baben" bsr Del retteit life en-.
gang neones uben pua 8osauttioner,
buor ben uosiDr en- itabis 8etanbbel al
"en Raffe Bigger, os Nrneiens pibt.
lsItlse aeritOn er fun anoenbelis for
5ilolOser. Den enefte Orbbos, ri i en-
lang Anrraffe bar bapt, er Or. 6. s
S~nsersleps, en- BOG. ON bpis utilitraf.
felisbeb pei be fleite SfOlemeno er enioe,
oens sooe Sioer forreiten uio,talte.
Sa ben bar uololst. bleu ben for ct Dor
War iioen aHsit af Senien & Cob.
'9mipts latinifs canite Orobos, ct acbi.
gent % fortienitfulot Bari, Der imioler.
tto efter Dor Mtenins life er pel Sfiffet
I'll Stolebrus, bells forbi ben er for ub.
'Srlis. bells fOrbi ben er altfur Iet ub.
tpret; BERTH fommer Osiaa, at ben er
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

WiniIter Ybelps. Dor Minifer til
England, Wr. Bbelps, Tom for fort 9ib
fiben biem. Der tales meset / @aib.
inston ON, at bet er ia%nbipnlist, at Yre.
fioenten oil ubnaune bam til afbsoe
Snititiarius Baite's Giterfslser. Yres
iioeuten ifal babe raabfert fig meb Here
bemotratiife Senatorer os meo to lebeuoe
republifanfe Meblemmer Of Senatets
Suititsfomite, ON be bapoe no9et impo
Miniiter 8belps % ON DC troebe bans
u%eneonelie tunoe bliue itaoieitet at
Senatet. YOlititerne er osiaa bespuot
OF isse efter Scr. Ybelps's @iterfslser
Tom Winiiter til England. Den, Der af
Semptraterne nepnes ofteit | benne Jor.
binoelie, er forbenuareube Mini5ter til
England, 9isteren Sames &usieu
2olpel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
sra Wortb ga Grosie, @is.
Sr. &ebaftsr!

8 "Gecorabs8 olten"s SO. 20 b. u.
fnoes en- &orreipunbance fra gfortb 60
Grosie, Der uisielis fraper en- 8eristis
selie. Snbienberen bespnber meb at
sipe 8labets 2eiere en- Sueriist oper
be forFielise norife Soreninser Der /
8pen, os bar ban Tom SO. l paa 2is
iten fat bet norife Samlas meb 60
Meblemmer"; MI bel, nres ben, iom
ares bsr :; iom go. 2 fommer ben
fanbinaoife TemperancefOrenins ;oenne
ntaa efter Snbienberens Wenins MI
friite en fummerlis 9ilperelie; bens
Meolemmer, flyer ban, "bleu libt efter
liot tsrtise os maatte ia fig en- Dram,
iaa Der MI life er mango isien!" Smioz
lertib baaber ban, at ben "pil reiie fig
after" etc. -; ben maa altiaa efter bans
nbiasn lisse nebe.
Som Meblem at benne Screening an
Ter ies bet iom min Ylist at oplpie 8laz
bets 2eiere os Dor Says genner ON.
at iaa lite er Tilfeloet. Sor Screening
bar, iiben fin Stiftelie ben 2Sbe Mai
1885, altib peret / uafbrubt 8irfioms
beb; ben bar baft resulere Mpber buer
eneite llse, os, bar bens 5remsans /
ben ienere 1io life altio ueret iaa CLINT
rence iom | 8espnoelien, iaa bar ben
pau famine Tio beller lite saaet tilbass;
ben bauoe ueo iioite Saluaarsmsoe ca.
100 Meolemmer; at Der blanbt ct iaa
fort Intal MI os ba finbes ~enfelte, Der
faloer fra % ipister fin 5orplistelie,
fan bore ianbt moi, men for bisie bar
hi bog til @isnsialb facet flere npe inb.
Sen erebe Snbienber oil peb at benz
oenbe fig til 5oreninsens Sefretar eIer
&asierer funne ~forpisie fig berom, os,
pil ban beige bore Msber os tuse Sci
bort Irbeioe, ifal ban ie, at ri life er
iaa moolsie enooa, - Der ct en- rig
Marf at arbeibe paa osiaa for ben, iom
"iffe trenser Bet.
Goreninsen bar arbeibet sobt i bet
foite Iar. os en- COB os fjerlis Nanb
bar / &eselen paret berifenbe iaapel
paa Msberne iom eIers melIem Mebs
lemmerne inbbproes; - piitnof bar en-
bel Del at bisie paa @ruub al ben barr
lise Irbeibstrafif, / ben ienere 9io fro
fpttet 8pen, men besuastet funne ri til
Dato opuiie ct Meblemsantal bobbelt
iaa fort Tom nosen anben itanbinapif
Screening Der / 8pen = bet norite Sam=
lag inobefattet. Snbienberens Saab
ON, at "oen mart bill reiie fig after" er
oerfor operHsoist, tbi Totalaibolbsiors
eninsen "Saabet" bar enbnu life laat
nebe, os. beriom Weolemmerne, ben
areoe Snbienber os andre, Der enonu
betraster bort Irbeibe paa Sra1tanb,
pilbe ia ct 2sft / meb, Ifulbe Ri mart ie
5rusten beraf; tbi buff: Snbienberen
bar &et / en- cling: Der er Manae,
lom trenser at saa IND / en- iaaoan
Screening ber."
Socpb GIphhern
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

st Subfitute for Ylairs timber.
pisningsforNa8. Suiets SubtOmite
for %lluberuisnins bar beIuttet at fore.
lasse &omiteen ct Subfitute til Blairs
llnoeruisninssforfIas, iom er bebtasei
al Seuatet. Subititutet betemmer, al
/ bet bsieite itul s Miuioner af Snb.
tasterne peb Sals al offeutlis 2ant
bruses buert Nar for lnberpisninss,
Siemeo. Bensene ifal ubbelss til 81
forifjeaise Stater | Sorbolb til beres
Sfoleplistise 8srns Wntal.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
sra WaSbtngton.
Gu Saa for Mrbeiberne. aomitee

Gn Sag for M~rbeiberne. 8omiteen
for Grbeibe FL Dnsbas ben lsbc Npril
til fin &aaoisbeb | 8epreientantbu'et,
os ben benpttcbe osiaa Gnlebninsen belt
no. 5orlaset ON Oprettelie al ct De-
partemcut for Grbeibe blcp pebtdset.
Oct beitemmer, at greioenten ffal ubs
n9pne en- Commissioner for ct 9ibsrum
af 4 Gar, Tom lfal pare gbef for bet
npe Separtement. San ifal inbbente
Splpsninser ON, buormeSet bet foiter |
andre 9anbe at prubucere be tolbbare
garsr, iom inofsres til be Sorenebe Sta.
ter ps iuoberette til 8onsreslsn, buor.
rieset S%abrifanterne bar | rem 5ortie.
neiie pna iaabanne 8arer; rapportere
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girfnins paa San
oets 5inanier. paa Gserbrussinbuitrien
os ipecielt 8irfninserne af Wortsase.
@i9lo paa 5armeienopmme. Commits.
fioneren fal osiaa inbbente Splpsuins
ger ON Sannelien af "7ruits" us beres
Snbfpoelie paa Yroouttionen % Yris
iefHe eaa be 8aret, be feHtfeaefer; aH.
bet buert Gar ifal ban rappurtere ON
Srobnttipnen al 9unosts pistisite Sns
buitrier ps ON G~ariaserne til os ale
5afta ansaaeuoe stribsipsrssmaal mel
lem Grbeiossipere os Nrbeibere os ON
iaaoanne GrbeiosipSrssmual, iom bar
birefte eler inoirette SnbFp> elie paa
5olfets Selfaro t be forFielise Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Norit 5ilOlos / Nmerifa.

MR.. GEORGE KEENAN, will tell in tho
May CENTURY how he came to 90 to 81
IBERIA on the CENTURY expedition. Mr.,
hennan had spent some time in Siberia
already in connection with the overland
telegraph scheme, and in the summer of
1884 he made a preliminary excursion to
st. Petersburg and Moscow forthe purpose
OF collecting mat rial, and ascertaininp
whether or not obstacles were likely 10 he
thrown in his way by the Russian Govern
ment. lie returned in October, fully salts
NED that his scheme was a practical ono
lie therefore sailed from New York for
Liverpool in May, 1885. He saws: GAN
my prepossessions were favorable TO the
russian Government and unfavorable IN
The Russian Revolutionists." He adds tba,
this partly explains the friendly ottitud.
'o"ard me which was taken by the Russian
Government, the permission which w.O
given me toinspect prisons and mines and
the comparative immunity from arrest
detention, and Imprisonment which 7
enjoyed, even when my movements and
associations were such as Justly to render
me an object of suspicion TO the Local ga
oerian authorities" 'a Oh
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

gsto. 8reiibenten belaSbe forrise
Manbas 3 prioate BeniiOnsforlas meo
fit Yeto. Yeniiunsanisserue bar 8
@nfer. Som @runb ansau Breiiben.
ten, at beres Wanb life bar bsbe al
Sfabe iaaet | arisen eler at Spsoom,
Tom n%souenoisois maatte bore en- 5sfse
al a~risstieneiten, % fsreno bet blir Deb
2po beitemt, at ale gnfer eiter Solbas
ter ituloe faa Beniion, bar bet uretfers
bist at besunitise nOsle oeb ipeciel SOP.
sipnins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Sra GuroaI, Winn.
ODE Npru 1888.

"8loomiielb 5armers MIiance" bar
peb fine to iioite Msber biIfuteret
Spsrssmaalet:
"Suao ifal Ri sisre, for at bore
Stemmer fan faa mere 8etpbning."
Set blep frembolbt, at, bpis Dor Sic:
sierinssform ifulbe iuare til fin Sbe, ba
MATTE ri fsrft tase Wasten fra bore
pulitife 8osier os &insleoere; men
bette funbe funs sisres oa, naar buer
ftemmeberettiset Berger msbte frem ueb
Caucus" os isrseo for, at sobe os pua.
libelise Meno blep ienot til gonuenz
ttpnen.
gnbpibere blep bet ubtalt, at inser,
Der baube bet offentlise Bel for gie,
Longer bsr fslse nosen af be Ifore poliz
tiife 8artier / 3pft os 9nnbt. Gnbuer,
iom folser meb, mao inbrsmme, at ben
8amp, iom be MI fsrer, life sialoer
Brinciper, men febe Gmbeber % per-
ionlise Snteresier. Spab ri berfor bsr
sisre, er at femme for Wano meb anz
erfienbt 9pstisbeb os sooe @runbiets
ninser, u~anieet Barti.
gnbuibers tror ri, at 8anbioater for
gonsresien os 2esislaturen uffentlis
burbe forplistes til at arbeioe for npts
tise os tiosmasiise @eformer. gn iaas
ban Sorplistelie bible besuben bore en-
mestis 8psitsnins, naar be slattun.
seoe "2obbpiits" meb lablte Orb euer
friitenbe Cub Tiger at pinbe fit Spill.
Sslsenbe 8eiolutioner bleu enitems
mig antasne:
@fteriom en- general election mart
Ct for Saanben os efteriom en bel Del
8anbioater oil melbe fig til be forifiel=
lise gmbeoer, os efterbi grfarins bar
lert %, at mango at benz life er Of
Wors bsbite Bsrn, berfor beIluttet:
y Vt ri lille oil siue nosen &anbis
bat Dor Stemme, buis ban life er fienbt
Tom en- beberlis Wanb iaapel i fine
priuate iom offentlise Gffarer.
p 8i uil life unberitstte nuser, Der
bar siort fig Fplbis / Caucus padins"
for at bliue nomineret til noset gmbebe.
81 8i forlanser, at pore &epreIens
tanter | 2~esislaturen ifal forpliate fla
til at arbeibe for, at &enteipben bliper
lat neb til 6 8rocent. os at etbuert Sorz
iSs paa at ~uopresie mere euten Tom
aommisiion euer @obuilie ital anlees
% itrafes iom Gaser.
A. Si forlanser, at bore Sfattelope
foranores iaaleoes, at en- 5armer beta.
fer Stat paa bet, ban p~irfelis eier, iom
andre Bpr9ere 9lsr. title pan, bpao ban
tilfaloispis bar unber Sanoer, naar
Isiesioren fommer; at @ialpsbepiitr
os S%arbipapirer itailasses til beres
lube 89roi, % for at opnaa bette, bpr
Nslesior iatte lit Stempel paa Dem, %
be, Tom life barer ct ~iaaoant Stempel,
fan erfl9res usploise.
81 Si f%orlanser. at "@amblina" /
Qoeoe os andre Jdrmprooufier bliuer
forbubt peb 2op. ps at be, Tom sisr iia
iiploise beri itrafes for Ylpnbrins al
Cfentlisbeoen.
81 8i fOrorer Of Dor naite aesisla.
rur. at ben ualser en- Wano I'll II. g.
Senator, iom er | 5uuSr ai en- sruneia
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Sraftatcn tneb GnQIanh. 6euaI

Sraftatcn meo Gnglano. Senatets
8omite for Understandable Inlissenber
befutteoe / Onsbass at anbeiale, at
ben nps ubarbeibeoe Traftat mellem be
Soreneoe Stater % Storbritanien life
ftaofaltes at Senatet. Be bemOfratiFe
Meolemmer at &omiteen ftemte imob
benne Belutnins.