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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-03-26

When Baby was sick, we gave her Casteria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-03-26
TREASURES REPORT

of the Village of Morris, Minnesota,
for the fiscal year ending March 10th,
1891.
s~El,rInrc
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-03-26

March 18th, 1901.
SAMUEL LARSON,
Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1891-03-26

ar. IA, TO Balance on hand ...$ 622. 90
81, From w w. Griswold, Re,
COrdCr writing License
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
VICE IN HIGH PLACES.
English wesIeyans Denounce Gam
bling and Call for Better Men

LONDON, July ~. The president Of
the Wesleyan conference to-day made
an authoritative statement Of the views
Of the church on recent social scandals
lie condemned the d0ctorins that while
cheating .ss wrong gambling was
right The " esleyans he said, held
that the wrong began with the
gambling, adding. whether The
games Of chance were prteticed in
aristocratic, stock exchange OF com.
mereial circles IL was disgrace to
any class Of the community, leading TO
lamentaDle consequences. Churches
ought to unite and obtain legislation
TO check the eyil."
The president also suggested that
among the means To be tabtn to pre-
vent gambling Ii that ~ prcyentipg
the newspapers from printing udyer-
tisencnts directly tending to PROMOTE
gambling
In conclusion the president 81 ID that
many thousands of Christian yotergde-
termined at the coming general eiec-
lion - put mora questions boyc party
cons derations could return men free
rom moral stain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
STRUCK By A TRAIN
Four Persons Instantly Killed at 4
Crossing of the Erie
Road.
They Drive ON the Track and are Hit
by an Unseen Passenger
Train,

ELMtRA, n, y, July ga distressing
accident occurred this evening at eros.
sing of the Erie road, near Eldridge park,
in which four persons were killed and two
fatally injured Rev, Wellington White,
whose residence is ON Grove street. started
out to drive, having with him Mrs, White,
their three children, Hattie Hastings,
daughter of a neighbor, aud Susie Nc.
Carthy, nurse girl, As they approached
the crossing of the railroad
freight train which had been cut
in two to allow an entrance to the park,
occupied the near track, Seeing and hear.
ing nothing indicative of danger, White
drove between the halves Of the freight
train upon the other track, just in time to
he struck by a passenger train, White,
his daughter, aged 9; Hattie Hastings,
aged .; and Susie Mccarthy aged H.
were instantly killed Mrs, White and n
child of two ears old received fatal in.
luries, Mattel White, seven years old
escaped with painful but not serious
bruises, Rev White wasa graduate of
Amherst college and New York biological
Seminary, and haa spent ten years in
missionary work in China, lie was
homo ON leave of absence
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
SIN ALL SHOT.

Because you feel good is no reason you
arc ~ Pittsburg Post.
ii man is old twice as long M he Il
young. ~-Atcbison Globe
High living is dangerous AT least the
balloonists seem 10 find IL 80. Yonkers
Statesman.
IL takes some people long while -
end out that poor health ia not religion. 49,
RAMS Horn, HI
The farmers wife who trades gooss
feathers pays down for what she gets. ---
Elnira Gazette,
Tho Post Express asks Ills tho prize
tghteI an artist or II laborerm Iio has
been called a florist New York Sun.
If truth lay at the bottom Of beer bar
rel instead Of at the bottom OF a well more
II us would get at 1t New y ork Herald
The man who lectures ca the benefits of
yhys!eal exercise takss the elevator when
he might climb ore flight Of aair Texas
Siftihgs
The new style OF punctuation IL mod
elied after the railway express train, 10
has the smallest possible number Of stous
Boston Transcript
nv Tsi AiHiA@ " 'FifHViyb nav
thus far been published would indicats
that be ~ just about that kind Of a man
Omaha World Herald.
Shall We Finally BE Burned rpr' II
tho title of an editorial in the New York
Sun Not II you repent In time Brother
Dana. Minneapolis Tribune,
IL Is all very well to offer your sym
patby 10 a man who hLs followed your
advice aud failed, but II IL bard soms-
times - get him 70 accept It. s3nmeryills
Journal
The agitation ~ the saloou-closing ques-
ton hrings 10 mind the remark OF Long
John Wentworth that II the people have
six days for getting drunk they ought to
have One day for Soldering OF Chicago
Tribune
Some Of the cigarette manufacturers
have stopped giving pictures with each
bsx Of cigarettes If they rad reversed
the arder, and stopped giving clgarstt.
with the pictures, ii would have been .
greater improvement. Puck.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

237 East Fourteenth street, since Tues
day last, ON which date he took rooms
for his bride and himself, but in that
short interval he has succeeded in
making many enemies among the
habitues of the place by his hrgsque
manners and generally naughty de-
meanor.
day or SO after the couple became
settled in Sheir apartments the en-
ployces began to notice that Mrs, Ma
lato frequently came down to hcl me lis
with her eyes red with weeping. Fho
young husband made little attempt TO
con cal hi bad temper.
After the couple mad retired TO III air
rooms Malato's irritated tones could be
heard as he found fault with this and
that act of his wife. lie would pour
forth perfect cascades of reprouchcs
upon her. lie was dissatisfied with
everything she did. In vain the caves
troopers waited TO hear her pay him
back in kind, but the widow of tho
dauEtIess Spies the woman who could
sacrifice everything for an idea was
speechless before the unreasonable
wrath of her boy husband TO none
of his leproaches did she hazard re-
ply, except in tears
1t seems that Nine Malato has ar
ranged with = syndicate of papers to
send them a weekly letter recording
her Impressions of the fair to be held
at Palermo in October She is TO get
sl5 from each paper for every letter
she writes.
A number of Italians Of this city who
claim to know all about Malato are
very much di ,pustcd vita him. They
say he repre- ented himself To be San
Malato, which is n very old and power
full Italian family This they declare
is barefaced lie. So far from belong
ing to the San Malato family, they aver
that Ninas husband is simply Malato,
the son Of policeman, and thus Of n
very inferior social station. His name,
instead of being the noble one, stephen
San Malato, is said 60 be simply plain
Raphael Malato
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

The Cincinnati brewers do not like Nc
Kinley because his hill put up the duty
on barley and they 90 not like Campbell
because he opposed repeal of the Sunday
and saloon tax laws by the last legislature
They are therefore turning to the people S
party with pledges 10000 votes in Gin
cinnati and Cleveland if the new organiza-
ton will let them write plank in the
platform and name the head of the ticket,
But this the third party will of course not
do Just what these 10000 voters will dc
is therefore somewhat uncertain, though
it is probable large part of them will
stand by Campbell
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
OFTEN sc OF nm ACTOR,


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No'll''N N'S "''"'N'" VIVA s''f"'SS'S
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utmost I'i '''"''>S Utmost Oh 'i'' SUM
laE th'I ,n' ul"UHor ol'u 'iiV &Fy"v Ite
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an over 'he Guy
In the meantime the A"thHr superior
mad taken thr Toy 10 a private mousse
IN 'hN funUIoN OF nlNaEn' Whefe ne
happened " catch the eye OF Frank /.
frayne' Inc actor wan. Ell the boy TO
IN Senaationa' parts OF has plays
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porting To he rom Mrs. Nc ormlct
asking the mother superior 20 give the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Hands or ofsnnk.-.

Joseph Graham. Of Eastman, Ga,
had fed his hogs the other morning
and was leaning on tho fence watch-
Ing them cat. when he felt something
chilly fondlipg and oare,sing him In
peculiarly earnest way about the noad,
face and neck He saw at once that
he bad placed his elbow about midway
on the body Of a king snake several
feet long and was holding him fast
down on the rail-, and, as one would
suppose. both ends 81 tho snake being
loose, they cut up vigorous capors
about Mr.. trnham's countenance tb
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Are Farmers Holding Back wheat,

MINNEAroLIs, Mimi, July IS, Figures
compiled by the Northwestern Miller
show the stock of wheat in private
elevators of Minneapolis to be 2, 261, 600
bushels, and 10000 less than last Mon
day. The total stock at Minneapolis
and Duluth is GLIB, $40 bushels, de-
crease OF 473, III bushels for the week.
The Market Record reports the stock
Of wheat in country elevators of Min
nesota and the two Dakotas at 965, 900
bushels, 254, 600 less than week ago
The aggregate stock in the northwest
is thus made 1856, $40 bushels, a de-
crease of 727,177 bushels. A year ago
the stock was 9,474. roo.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
rELsGRAPAlC ssEvlrIss,

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) % "'ft''" '"v'' NUhoaS hiEhI L
masted sgbnnnsr ELECTROMAGNETIC N' a,'d
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OF I. p>a. olo. liwht ln14ea Win ms,
hogany,
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M, nn,,,., ,,,,s, VAR y, -, -,
labor a,yitatar is In Cbannairm M ~
Is uufoundcd
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t,,ir ,,nr IN npbn,nn Inn'a arS !" ,., NJ
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wa " FS'>'''
-, N"nNaN '''o,"HFa''e eIltors met at
ltoPeN@ anu ulSSooraEed any Idea of
i ~. On N''" S ,.'' 1VoP.Ss par'N hey
tSN"S =. .u a" 5'l, !" 'ne 'iemoe'ats OF
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'o''No Nl''''a walker OF tern, lnd''
- y. Np"N"n :, Nv a. u eanHl"a'e tor congress
i''''' ''N '''N wv
The hritlSh ship Pelican has com.
py,'vI '''V ,",s''r la''o'loS Nv bay OF
ae,"N'''' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 cease onsi-
n'sN'
Andy aTetI q Sa'oonkeeper, shot
anu kl'e Nnrls HARRIS y Rig. Four
l'e'Eh' conductor III Springfield, ONO,
Tommy NY, aged years Is dying
~ ~ l't'Sp"rE' H. IRON we N'toet %
hloor "'eE'" 10 nave hten poured
""Nh MS 'o''aE ny nus parents
JamoS stevens, painter, tell from
sll' t'N'S az "'p,o, No'o" ana was
u ,'., IN ln' NrNRo>1s river tic
ma" DC P''"''N& 'oe town.
a supp emcntarv hnilertu use by the
lltU city Mills ut Nlckshurg, Miss, OK.
PiN"e", nae, 'aiN NoNhoihg tho en-
g'h'er ana 'lfeman'
EraSshoppcrs nave Swarmed the
country surrounding Valparaiso, Ind, ;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

NEW York, July 2S-She VINO was
Nina Van Landt and the maid-widow
of the executed Anarchist, August
Spies, is spending n few days in Ghis
city before going abroad with her new
husband, Raphael Malato, and thcre is
every indication that she is very un,
happy bride 1t is not the ghost OF
the dear departed that DESTROYS her
peace of mind and brings the sad look
to her face, but she actions on the
dearer one ever present, who in short
time, 50 runor says, has managed TO
show himself a tyrant and who rules
with Il rod of iron and hard words the
brand new wife who by her every
action shows how much she loves him
Raphael Nalutp is only - Years old.
Unk,nd rumor places Nina $ age at 30.
1t IS said also SHAT she married uim for
love Italians WOO know Malato we'll
de ,larl that he mRTt1t her fur her
money. 1t is leamct upon the best OF
authority that although the honey
moon is only two weeks Old, IL has al
ready dis II .cgratyd aud hoatvd II in
small piece, iayi-jhe to the eve of
sympathy. Nina, the bride OF two
weeks, is vastly miseabja with her
boy husband.
Raphael Malato has emily boeu an iu-
mate of MiuOttO NOvCrais hotel Mt No
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
FRANCES RAILWAY HORROR.
IL was Due 10 Criminal Negligence
lhe Evidence SAWS.

rAms, July 2s,--Tho journals of this
city devote much space TO Il discussion
of the railway horror NJ st. Munde.
The spirit of their comments Is ne of
bitter Indignation, since all evidence
thus far brought out Indicates that the
disaster was due to gross and unax.
eusablc neglect in some quarter.
The exact esponsiblltty has not
been fixed An sorts OF runorE
are ailoat, one of the latest
being that the accident was caused by
passengers tumpering with the signal
apparatus while the first train was
standing Mt st, biande. This theory,
however, S met by the assertion Of the
engineer Of the second train chat signal
light, were shown by the FIRST truin,
but that the brakes refused TO work
De Guorros, traffic manager nj Vincen-
mes station, and taron, engineer of the
second train have been arrested. Mime
Blanchey Of New York has been denti.
fed as one of the victims OF the dis
aster.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Heavy crops in Lowe.

MASON CRY, Iowa, July -. Farmers
are now in the midst Of harvc sting.
The oats crop will De the heariest yield
in years. There win be an hi erags
throughout the county Of iorty-fiVe
bushels 70 the acre. Hay, barley. flax
and potatoes promise a heavy Yield
Corn Il looking well ana growing
rapidly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

CHICAGO, July 2s.--Details Of tn
charter of Incorporation Of the new
Stock Yards Company, at Tolleston,
Ina, show that the capital stock Is
plac ed at 81 900, 900, that but few
shares will be issued Immediately, and
that the promoters propose 70 begin
business with $50, 900. BY the articles
of incorporation the company is pro.
hibited from doing an insurance or
banking business
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
MAY RE-ENTER WuEAr.
Important Decision of the Treasury do,
partment Regarding Gratn Shipments,

Important Decision Of the Treasury do.
pertment Regarding Grain shipments,
WASHINGTON, July %, Tho treasury
department is informed that large quanu-
tics Of grain from the province OF Manitoba
arc shipped via Duluth, Mimi, under
transit entries made for the purpose Of IA
ciitRting the ~ entry of grain into Cana.
dim territory II il said that NJ tho time
of shipment from the Manitoba destination
the grain is unknown and can be deter
mined only ON arrival at Duluth, The
privilege is desired of ro.6ntering such
grain ut Duluth for transportation and OK
portation via New York and Boston, in
cases where n market is found
for the grain in Europe. II
Is also represented that unless The
privilege Ia granted the expectations must
be made from Montreal, thereby causing
serious unnecessary injury TO the business
of American railroads. The difficulties
complained Of arise from the construction
placed ON a communication sent 10y Asst
Sea'y Spaulding to the collector mt Duluth,
May 20, in regard to the diversion in
transit of unapprpised merchandise. In u
let or to the collector, dated the 23d inst,
Assistant Secretary Spald,ng says that
after full consideration of the subject, tho
department is of the opinion that
Canadian grain arriving a. Duluth
in transit, may be re.entered ut
that port for transportation aud
expectation vim any port on the Atlantic
seabonrd In the snlno manner ~ though
Imported at Duluth directly from Cannda,
The instructions OF May goth have been
modified accordingly so far rs they apply
to grain arriving under tho above con-
ditiouA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
may Result in General strike.

SPRtNGFIELD, O., july 2s. The block.
ade in the Big Four freight yards on
account Of the striking switchmen was
partially raised by the yardmasters,
conductors and brakemen brought ia
from various divisions Of The road 10
take the places Of the strikers. some
of the men ordered here by ae Zig
-Four officials refused to take the
strikers places temporarily. A tenera.
strike on the Big -Four may result
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
SHOT THE SHERIFF.
Trouble Between Two PARTIES on the Trail
of Chinese. XIII

SEATTLE, Wyo., July %. George w
Poor deputy sheriff and exoustoms in.
speotor, was sEot and killed today at
Woody, Smagit county, by Customs In
speetors j. q. Baird and james
Buchanan. ]. II. Terry, an ex-
policeman Of Seattle, was also
seriously wounded, II is said the shoot
ing was over u band " Chinese being
struggled into the United States. Both
parties were on the track Of the Chinese
and when Poor and Terry cap u ed tho
Mongolians, IL il stated that Ia u and
Buchanan opened fire upon them
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

THE republican managers are making a
desperate effort to make few tin cups be-
fore the campaign begins in Ohio, They
are bringing over Welsh workmen and
Welsh tin in order to get out a genuine
American product.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

SHERMAN, Foraker md Foster are all
aspirants for the s"natorship in Ohio.
The triangular contest greatly compli-
Gates the gubernatorlal fight, and fears are
entertained by Mckinley that his cause is
being weakened. There is a great deal of
talk about postponiog the senatorial fight
until after the election, and much is said
soothingly Of Sherman's regard for For
aker and Forakers liking for Sherman,
and Fosters friendship for both in the
apparent hope that those gentlemen will
keep their little controversy out of sight
until McKinley's election is made sure,
Whether they will do this or not remains
10 be seen. Foraker for one may be de-
pended upon not to remain inactive when
the men who are to choose Sherman's sue
cessor are being nominated and elected.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
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POWDER MILL EXpLOpES
The Manager Blown to Atoms ut Platte
yiuc #E# . $500


Vile tt'
pLArrEvllLE, July ", The cylinder
mill Of the Latin Rand Powder company
IN which 300 kegs Of powder were IN pro
cess Of making, was blown up this morn
ing, completely demolishing tho building
and causing one death. The mill was
one which Ind been recently repaired,
and was in use for the first time today.
John lory, who had charge Of this mill,
WINS ut his post Mt the time and though
diligent search has been made II small
portion Of his skull Is all that has been
found of his remains. IL is supposed that
the whole body was blown TO atoms. llo
was a sober, industrious man Of forty
years and lqayes wife and two children
IN poor circumstances. The cause OF tho
explosion Is unknown.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

THE attorney general of the United
States bias given aa opinion to the effect
that skilled employees of foreign exhib.
itors, and clerks, staIlkeepers and others at
the Chicago exposition, who come in good
faith for the purpose of setting up and
operating the machinery of such exhibitors
are outside of and not subject to the con-
tract labor laws of the United States.
The pretended purpose of the law is to
prevent the hiring Of skilled workmen
abroad who may come in competition with
workmen already here. Only few days
ago couple of jinrikisha men from
Japan, engaged to push those foreign ma.
chimes in park in one of our western
cities, vert refused admission Much
more fragrant will be The free entrance and
emplo5 ment of hundreds of skilled mechau-
les to operate the machinery set up at the
Columbian exhibition,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
Drying Isnsc IcnYcs.

A Pomona (cal.) woman has do
visod b process for drying rose leaves
% AZ to retain their fragrance. and has
secured market for all Vt o can pre-
pare with New York firm.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

PROTECTION(0 FOR TIN WORKERS
News from Washington is to the effect
that the decision permitting WEIGH tin
plate workers to come in in apparent viola.
ton of the contract labor. law is causing
the administration people much worri-
ment. 1t might perhaps be added that the
whole tin plate matter is not a soothing
dose for Harrison ct al. The rub is on the
point whether or not tin plate making in
this country is new industry,
1t is well remembered that
during the debates In congress on the
Mckinley bill, and particularly on the tin
plate section, it was yoClferously shouted
that American tin workers must be pro-
tected in their wages, and that their feeble
and struggling industry must be encour-
aged. Now this late decision is virtual
admission that no such industry exists
and that there are no tin plate makers in
this country to be protected. Another
sore point is that the only man who seems
to be going into tin plate making is
Neidringhaus, of st. Louis, himself for
eigner and man who is said to have
made over 500, 900 by his importations of
foreign tin prior to July /.
1t is hardly to be expected that the pres
ident is pleased at the turn affairs have
taken. Secretary Foster is also greatly
disturbed for he we'll knows what use
will be made of the incident in Ohio and
how the changes will be rung upon favor
itism to monopoly, etc. One official blames
another for the irritating condition of
affairs, and the trouble has reached
such stage that it seems as though
some one must be offered up as a sacrifice
to restore internal harmony. Just now
Assistant Secretary Nettleton is the most
promising individual to pose as a scape-
goat, and his early resignation would not
come as a surprise to those familiar with
the friction known TO exist between him
and Foster, his chief, who is practical
politician" of the most modern
description and permits no bar
rier to stand between himself
and the furtherance Of questionable
schemes in aid Of bis party. This deci-
sion in regard to immigration is doubtless
within the puryiew Of the tariff law, but
its FORMULATION would have been sum-
marily suppressed BIZ Foster in the interest
of policy had be oniy known in advance
what was coming
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

WHAT has disgruntled Uncle Jerry that
he should have sent a rain storm to
dampen the ardor OF the republican breth-
rem
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

SARA BERNHARpT 5 original Christian
name was Rosine. The final is super
fuous in view Of the way she sticks to
American dollars.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

Now THAT the republican editors have
determined how to clean out de gang 1t
will be interesting to watch them do it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

MCKINLEY says he Is satisfied. That's
lucky, for now is his chance before cleo
ton.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31
A Itsrber'a AIgp.

A barber nj Coxssckie, ". Y. In
stead Of the traditional BARRIERS polA
displays moving machine blade
painted rcd. white and blue ms the en-
blem OF his calling.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-07-31

Closeup Harris. Jr., has sold the Sturgeon
Bay Republican, and ii now becomes i.
democratic paper.