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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26

Mr.. Cummings, editor OF the Dako-
ia Ruralist, writes ooh, we are dong
gran6lyp' All, there are men ION
top" in the alliance warfare! Would
to God that he had laid his finger OF
Judgment less heavily upon us!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26

Tuesday, grain freights. New York
to Liverpool:
One charter, 5000 blu. Ad., or Nc
per blu.
One charter, 5000 blu. 3D., or 1c
per bu
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26

The third set of resolutions de-
nouncing Hall as a traitor are received
Just before we 60 to press. They de-
mand immediate removal. Next
week. They also fully endorse the
GREAT WEST.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26

When the Fairmont News wants
some more of Eric Olson's stuff we
have some MSS. we can send it. 1t
would relieve the Campaign Commit
tee of one of it's members, and tally
one for St. Peter.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26
a. Herman.

The democratic candidate for Audi
tor, has been put in P. 81. Rahilly's
place. 1t seems that the Alliance is
doing the endorsing, but the dems,
don't. Kittle HalversOn was not en-
dorsed by the democrats on Tuesday,
Init Senator Whiteman nominated.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26
Ocean Freights

During the past week have been
from nominal" (nothing) up to I'd,
or &c.
Charters to Glasgow Id, or &c.
The cost OF transportation OF grain
now, freights only, are:
Duluth or Chicago to Buffalo, &c.
Buffalo to N. Y. via Albany and
Hudson River towage SIC. Ocean
to Liverpool, 3 to &c.
Total, Duluth to Liverpool, say
4 900 miles, 1Ohc,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26

Oh no, National Banke are not
profitable. Well then, why not re-
peal the law and destroy the des-
potic system. Why not let the gov
eminent loan out the money, on the
same bond securities which it is con-
tinually buying up, and loan it SO
that the interest will take the place
of taxes! The government could
loan the money at 2 per cent and
raise every dollar of taxes in the ma
tion!-some $4OO,OOO,O00.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26
THE SITUATION.


THE SITUATION.
leterrom the
some dissatisfaction there with the regret
than hostility.
Well course this to
sueto be it's policy pocyand
It be said that the alliance suffering
push the work. This cruel What say
that did earnestly work to build they
not itself? fight earnestly
keep the bankers we
Merriam well ScheH uniting Donney?
working against know
that the GREAT VEST has taken
You know that party the anng
most bitterly!
banker Mr. Merriam and that $500
from shefers bank The s1
900 pounds OF Irvine margin 16th of Fish
operative chemist understanding fbres
get commissions, from the a party
papers!
And with all the puocratc agencies
pounding U.S. and lying about called uponAo
pagn destroyed by the aared agents of St Paul Banks
Listen to US men Minnesota THERE'S politician
States who will not state that Mr. Hall Mr. placed
Donney at the head OF the Campaign Committee polite
the representative of hreefourhs
binary would Indicate powerful the only
oneshould be at least approached in friendly spirit
Instead of that before the GREAT
publicly by the sprague the daily
Merriam and practically informed outside the
party had SO nearly organized!
sought have supported every
the ticket but Wesenberg recently Inundated
selves to get into the field We have made public speeches
FARMERS
ticket repudate threatening
resign entered the work ofacayth additional campaign
mite nipped in the
And Of Minnesota knowing
one another knowing Of the great which has
the kngb OF two corrupt have
farmer vote the ticket We still them
legislative nominees For shame, this gorous
lated that the legislature shall be
If this mighty Minnesota Ito will
In
browning then let the shadow of
against humanity rest
the the
with zeal then let the
said that purchased by the Merriam
ia who did to down Merriam
the
that party with shown by this alliance
No. gentlemen not sold
knowledge
who have pretended to organize a campaign.
In all this matter have but advice
ticket We will
the GREAT WEST weeand
that has ysalized under the gis of the St
We have offered
that Offer Our advances been overborne by
led by ala dozen abong bitterly
a
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-09-26
A Proof of Sincerity.

Darlington Phelps, chairman of the
state central committee for Minnesota,
according to The Pioneer Press. lis said
to be a bright young MN, and has been
for the past few weeks a practical
farmer. Before that he was banker at
Morris. and not long ago was president
of the Stevens County Farmers Ali
ance. He was turned out of the county
presidency of the Alliance at the insti-
cation of President r. J. Hall. who did
not deem it proper that the Alliance in
that county should be ruled by a wicked
banker. Mr.. Phelps then retired to a
farm he owned, severed his connection
with the bank and became granger
pure and simple. This change of heart
on the part of Mr.. Phelps has met with
speedy reward. and he has been chosen
chairman of the state central committee
of the Alliance. It is believed by prom
inent members of the Alliance that Mr.
Phelps experience as banker will prove
of immense service to the Alliance in
the matter Of raising and handling cam
paign funds"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
a CRAFT.
TIE Frsssess Boas Gy @noec which Prsssn-
l~es to lar Satisfactory.

rhe Pr. sess Reas Gy anose which Pr~s"-
lac. tS He Satisfactory.
A correspondent of thu Temps sends
from Touion mn account Of experiments
made by the submarine g,Inhnat. the
Gysmnotc. This small vessel has the form
oS n narrow spindle. IL is IL meters ID
ccntimctcrs long by I meter 70 ccntimet-
crs i'm diameter, jnst the height necessary
TO stand mp in the interior. IL weigh H.
0oo hiiogrammes, and its motive power is
an electric S-horse IsDwcr machine, made
from thu plans of Captain krcbs, and
worked by accuniulator~. TIM motor puts
eloec 81 lsss, underwent trials which were
quite successful from ~ nautical
point of view, hut il was then
admitted that IL was indcspcnabi, to
avoid waste OF .iectrici,y. After patient
researches, fragile n~on-conducting sub
stances being set aside. cases wcrc ut
length produced which have given salts
faction, made of :. special gutta-Ierrlia.
prepared 10y one nj our manufacturers.
After having made Hast wc.kla prcpar-
ing propGrly IN board. ana taking some
very satisfactory plungs,s. d Gymrotc re-
entered the harbor and her acctInulator's
were changed. At noon of tho second day
she was made ready 10y Dramatically clos
ing ths, panel giving admission tn the IN
terror, which Was not tn In opened till
-four hours later.
Tho Gyninote was 10y ~
sscssn launch. which had Instructions to
keep out OF the way any boats which
might come up. On getting. Ia the place
selected for the trials everything was put
i'm order for the plunge. Then when all
WAS ready, pa an order given by the COM
mandant, Naval Lieutenant Batldry In
Cantincrie, the boat WAS set in motion by
The vessel bent down in front, descend
ing slowly. Soon nothing could Ia seen
hut n paddle. and ~ portion at the screw
above water. Then all Disappeared. IL
had bcen arranged beforehand that the
boat should stop at about two meters 30
s,cntimctcrs below the surface ,of the
water. Ii was found easy to remain there
with variations of about ~
As regards direction, TIN, gyroscopc gave
IL with mathematical precision. The
length of the course WAS estimated by the
number of turns OF the screw, AMI i'm this
way ID was known when the limit at the
slcep water was reached.
The Ssymnotc then returned to ths. sur
face, passed round u mark l.;d took ~
plunge in the opposite direction. Al $3.50
O'Clock thu maritime project came tO bc
present at the trial. The Gymuotc
awaited him on tln. surface Of the water.
As soon las she saw the admirars steam
launch she plunged again under water
and took three runs, p~rolonging her
roads would permit. She remained more
than 10 minut under water. The gym
note docs not leave ON the surface amy
trace of her passage and is quite invisible
when painted gray. On this occasion u
coating of white paint had been given her.
No as Ia permit of her course being seen
sInder water. A little after 4 o'clock the
and the air i'm the interior WAS as easily
brcathcd as at her departure. There was
still electricity enough in the acc,,tnula-
tors tn last for hours.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27

Ups and Downs in Market Values os tsss
New York Exc1sWnge.

Up. and Downs In ngaykee Values On tess
New York ExcDsange.
New YORK. Feb. 5i.-The stock market
WINS quiet, and left to itself would have
shown an improved tendency. hut thu
bears Hot In some pressure upon 1tock
Island. Burlington. 81. Paul, and some
others. though with small cfrcs,t only.
Thc general lists showed a strong under.
tone throughout the market and rallie<t
slightly I'm the last hour, closing stcndy
hut dull. Final changes wcrc irrS,gulnr,
though declines WE'RE the more numerous.
Governments were steady.
Petrolcum-Spot Opened firm; March
weak; many holders nj March option
tried tO unload On account of tho near APP
proacls Of thu delivery period and broke
the price. 4 cents per barrel. Tho market
CLOSED weak, spot at 1OO1s, March mt
1907.
Stock ExclIanHe,Dpening. 1ua; high
est 1O5; lowest 1ODX; closing 1UDk.
Consolidated Exchange - Opening at
iO4E; highest, 1oiE; lowest. 10oE; clos
ing 1OOX.
Coppcr-StaHnaut; Lake. March. sll.Jl.
Lead-Firln domestic. $i.s7E.
firmer straits, S3D.G'.
bar silver-95L.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
Fighting Over jackson.

NEW YORK. Feb. ~. A Hoyia's Balti-
more special says: Since Peter Jackson's
advent i'm that city the negro population
have gone wild over him. Their demon
stratioiIs AT his exhibitions have been SO
efrusivc that the white "toughs"
have become exaspcratrtl and u row
occurred this afternoon between "a
crowd Of whites aud blacks waiting out
side the. thcatcr for Jackson tn come out.
They came into collision and II serious
light ens,icsl. When jackson appeared
the toiighs who were. prepared for the oc-
casion started tn him with rotten
cgus His colorc,I admirers formed II
wall, however, AMI protected him. The
police finally qiclicd the disturbance and
jackson got away.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
A Canadian Railroad scheme.

OTTAWA, Feb. 3;.-Thc hill of the North
western Coal and Navigation company tai
huild Il road from ~i.cthbridgc Ivy way of
Fort lcod IT, the summit az Crows Nest
Pass, AMI thence to British Columbia. was
amended before the railway committee
yesterday, so as to prevent the road from
securing ~ monopoly OF the pass as its
only outlet to British Columbia in that
r.l.iau,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27

LONDON, Feb. "a. The Standards
niarck's decision tn retain the officers was
the outcome of the long interview he had
with the emperor to-tlay. i'm which thccrn-
peror probably yielded ON the. points of
difference between then, and consented
To the presentation of "a new anti-socialist
ls1y
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27

WAsHuSo:ToS. Feb. 3i.-Thc prcsislcn mt
to-day sent tn the senate the following
nominations: Registers Of land offices,
Edward g.. Ross. Walla Waila. WASH;
James r.. Russell. Csnur d'Alenc. Idaho;
Theodore +. wilscy, agent Fox Indians,
Round Valley ri Cal.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
lsuilronsl Spunsb-Cp.

RoANoKE, Va, Fob. GA passenger
coach ON ths. east bound express on the
Norfolk Il Western was wrecked here to-
day by "A truck jumping the track. No
one was killed. hut ten wcrc seriously i'm
iulral,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
Sic Wants the I,acts a..

LONDON, Feb. 3i.-In tho commons to-
day Henry Labouclierc gave notice that
hc would introduce "a resolution to reduce
the appropriation for the courts i'm order
to call tho attention of the, house tn the
late scandal attaching Ia tho administra-
ton of Justice in connection with the
Cleveland street affair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
Prohibition Nominations.

PROVIDENCE, II. l.. e pro-
h~ibitionists put i'm nomination the follow
ing ticket to-day: Governor, Rev. John
Larry; lieutenant governor. Joshua Brown ;
secretary of state, John w. Mooney at
eorney general, John Il. Blodgett: general
treasurer, John T.. Hazard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
r,,r.. snip-w reck.d Crew. sa,

HALiFAX, Feb. 2j.-The team Mani
toha from Glasgow brought i'm the crew of
the French steamer Mantiluc, "a men.
The M~antiQuc went down soon after tho
crew w..rc taken of. A steamer AT Pierre
brought two sbip-wreckesl crews of Amer
iran schoolers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
Father and SON Shot.

QIaARLEsToN, =. e., Feb. a.-Box Pooh,
n white man OF bad character, and his
son, 10 years old, were shot dead Monday
night while riding from Cummings mill
To their home in Hampton county.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
Caused by Financial Troubles.

JERSEY CITY, n. j.. Feb. S.-Claudc
Chaffajon. the w~cli-known silk manufac-
surer, committed suicide this morning by
stabbinR himself through the heart. Fi-
nancial troubles were tho cause of the
~sat<sik1a.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27

Minister l.incoln'~ SON Dead.
Feb. 3s.-Young Abraham
Ljncoln died at "a late hour tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27
Down Went Mitchell.

BUFFALO, Feb. 3.-Jack Hanlcy to-
night knocked out Jimmy Mitchell Of
Philadelphia i'm IA rounds. Quccnshcrry
rules. lilly Myers was referee.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-27

Money ON call closed 2LsrG.
Prime mercantile 4AIGEc.
Sterling Excllangc-Gluict. steady ;sixt!
day bills, $4.S1L; demand. Sa.S5L.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-19

THE republican state convention will
meet at Sioux City next Wednesday
There is no indication that the party is
dismayed by the temporary triumph of
the party it has fought so long and sue
cessfully. The delegates go unfettered
by pledges to candidates, and will be i'll
a position to act in the light of their
best judgment and for the best inter
estS of the party and state. The nomi-
neeS of that convention will be state
officers during the next two years. The
convention will reassert its opposition
to the saloon and resolve in favor of
congressional action that will give each
state the right to control the traffic
within its borders. Iowa republicans
will endorse the efforts of the republi-
can congress to reform the tariff upon
the protective principle, and express
pride in the administration of Presi.
dent Harrison.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-19
S O'clock a. In. lime 9Th .

" WYNN i'ls u ulIS clhs JOs
( The board met pursuant to ad-
jOurnment.
Resignation of Geo. Hardenbrook
as Soldiers relief commissioner was
on motion accepted and w III Sea,
vey appointed to fill vacancy for un
expired term.
Bridge petitions of J. F. Schroc-
der ct al between sections y and Is
Lincoln township, and " IL Ballou
ct al between sections % and "A,
were examined and on motion re.
ferred to p. Blcklehaupt, Com.
Books and accounts of V. A.
Walkup, steward for poor farm
were examined and on motion APP
proved.
On motion the following reso.
luton was adopted.
WHEREAS, il Is deemed necessary
by the Board of Supervisors of Au.
dubon county, Iowa, that a chance
be made in county road No. 337,
and that part of SAID road at or near
where it crosses the Nishnabotna
river IN section nineteen, township
eighty-One, range thirty-four, Au.
dubon county, Iowa to arrive at and
over said stream,
THEREFORE,. be it resolved by the
Board of Supervisors Of said county
that sufficient land on the north side
of said highway, and on the west
side of said river be condemned for
the purpose of securing a good APP
proach to the bridge across said
and to avoid the building of brid-
ges. That Thos, Walker, L. j Hill,
and VIM. Buns are appointed TO
assess the damage occassioned by
said change, and that H. S. Wattles
be and is hereby appointed to sur
vey said land and establish the lines
and boundaries of said highway and
file plot thereof with the auditor
of Audubon county, Iowa. That
laid commissioner and ard apprais,
ers are instructed to file their re
port with the crunly auditor within
thirty days from the passage of this
resolution.
On motion accounts were allowed
as follows:
5 Minser, service as member
of board, mileage and
committee work $4l GO
A + Armstrong, service as
member of board and
committee work 1910
T BiCklehaupt, service as
member Of board and
committee work. As 40
On motion of p. Bicklehaupt the
county attorney was authorized to
collect all unpaid bills on the books
OF the county clerk when the same
has been due and unpaid for one
year, and he is authorized and en-
powered to retax costs in any case
where the same are now due aud
unpaid.
On motion witnesses before grand
jury were allowed fees as shown by
grad jury book returned to this
office.
The minutes of the meeting were
read and on motion approved as
read.
On motion the board adjourned
till Monday, July 18th. 1890.
f p REEs, County auditor.
SAMUEL MINsER, Chairman.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-19
The Show OF all New Features.

This may with Puritan precision be said of the
Ringing Brothers United Monster Railroad Cir
Gus, Museum and Menagerie, the enormous in
stituton which exhibits at Audubon Tuesday
July LIST. With regard to detail may 1t also be
observed that great show possesses more actual
great features than any other of the few big rail-
road shows. Among the lists Of their circus and
hipr odrome artist we find the names OF most eel
ebrated riders, gymnasts, acrobats, aerialists,
charl0teerS, ETC., among them Mile. Julia Low
ando, the world famous Brazilian lady rider; Ed
ward Shipp, the great four and six horse equest-
rian; La Role Bros, the flying men of the air,
Andrew Gaffney, "the old oak" The Ashtons,
the Japanese performers; the Arab horsemen
and scores OF orhers. The great Double Menag-
erie we find wonderfully complete, in fact per-
feet innovation to all lovers OF natural history.
The monster Hipp0potamus, the amphibiOus
BoyOlapSuS; the only genuine African Zebras; the
umbrella-eared elephant, the baby elephant, the
clown elephant, the giant elephant, Babylon, be-
sides the enormous collections of other Gagged and
uncaged animals, constitute geological collect
Ion that can not be equaled by any other manage
ment and In which the managers seem to have
actually outringlinged the Ringlings. When we
take into consideration the great Worlds Horse
fair, the wonderful museums, the troupeS of per-
forming animals etc. and last but not least, the
great, glorious free street parade il must be con
feSSed that Tuesday July 1st will be the greatest
holiday event that Audubon will have for many
years to come, or until the great Ringing show
again spends a day with us.
RecOlect that the only show in America that
possesses real African Zebras is Ringing Brothers
Monster Rail Road Shows. At Audubon Tues
day July LIST.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1890-06-19

2 o'clock, p m June 4 1890 .
The board met pursuant to ad
journment.
On motion accounts were allowed
as follows:
A J Suydell on account of err.
roneous dog tax paid for
1889, refund allowed. s so
G w Ellis balliff May term
district court 1880 sc 90
Scott Bros coffin for deceased
poor 35 90
Carter & Hussey stationary
for county SO 95
w NJ WEIGH g so 10
John Meigs work at Jail 4 20
} III Kern medical attendance
on poor 80 90
On motion costs In state cases on
transcript form clerk district court
were allowed in the following cases:
State of Iowa VS.. VIM. Burns,
State of Iowa VS.. John Mullen.
On motion costs in state cases on
transcript from justice courts, were
allowed in the following cases:
State of Iowa VS.. Frank Trude.
State of Iowa VS.. Henry Brownell.
State of Iowa VS.. Benz amin Moore.
W S Armstrong, attendant
for female prisoner, $500
w 5 Armstrong serving
grand jury subpoena, 40
G w Ellis serving grand
jury subpoenas 40
On motion VIM. Mallory was
allowed for serving papers in the
case of the State VS.. McNary, $25 50
Claim of + ID Davenport for med
ical attendance on Yhos. Adams
family was on motion continued.
On motion Samuel w Cramer was
allowed 1923 30 for horses injured
by dogs and county auditor in
structcd to Issue warrant on domes-
tic ANNA! fund for - per cent. of
same.
On motion Palmer Curtis was al =
lowed 81 90 for sheep killed by
dogs and the county auditor in
structed to draw warrant on the do
nestle animal fund for IS per cent
OF same.
On motion the board adjourned |
to s O'Clock a. m. June 9Th 1890.
L. p. REEs, County Auditor
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