davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Heoiat YeiS.
"M 900
Stteiioet - Snpipaltet H~DbeSsbla0.
aum 80 Gents til 1gaar 1892 for
nDc Ibonncntcr!

~Nmcrita4 u0tommcr bocr llge % noe
oebpIecr ole ui0i9e 9Gl@nObcotr ira Jno'
% llolauoet, iaautlicm ul0l, rnttae ttrtelH
&c GlterrctIiuger, Srepe lra solicit, ltrre''
iautc o. irrerige Nibdu0liuger Dip. ! @lt'
quit Yanneo pnabe9puoeS llogipellen al Ell
al &dit, 3. u. 5oSm0rt i%prl0ttet N'balo'
lirg ON 0riiti Yerior, Ell Gleiprtocl'e al ten
gGre, ipm /. Gr. &"rtIto CT Sanlon
lpgcr at prG0ite. Vii on ruitc Dig oertntoo,
iGa lrS bette. 3 ghi0uit MaaReo pnabe'
epuoes ugiaa Ell megct mtertSidllt cg pen.
oclDe H9tte SlpiortGllinger al Gpntdntill@
5too0.
Ibonncr itrar, 90 iGc bette ira
@eognoelicn. 80 SCENTS Tor Waaf
ueocr.
NoreSie: "Imcrtfa',
284 w. SnoiaHa ctr, Gbtea8''
50l7.2
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Born ifrigcr otter
Yitd,cr's Saforia.

Wiaoen blep alminoeli9t beunoret.
"9nIoa". iasce Sanet 0untun, DE lauer 9ooe Srls
itaper. Seq uiIbe snite, ies tunoe fGite Gem til at islss
meo til Bolton. Dor aottspise fommcr aloris iaa soot
fra bet".
zoe fan life faa IouIca bun er aaerebe louet bort.
"Spcrban oet?" ipurste Sante Suoitb.
ala, is bar iitret mig benbes Gieneite", iuareOe
Sobn.
"Spab?" uSbrsb Mrs. Solmss, bar Oh ietet
Dig en- - en- - en- gise, for bu bar iaitet Gig en-
grub?"
"Gei, ilet lite, iusbe Sobn, Seq bar iatet mig en-
Yise os en- Sruo en- Beion. Seq baaber, at SuIoa
Manners oil bebe Sulba Sarlow inbeu Sui.
grouitsn Loo Snip os @aiel ipnte os hirreSe paa
Sobn meo oaben Dtuub. ~Spab! Suorban? DpoS par
bet, Sn iasOe, SObn7-
Seq iasbe, 5aSsr, at benne unse gise Der ifaI uGre
min Suitru".
"Sobnl" 9iSpsbs ben samIe, ioet ban reiite fig os
rate BAN lin Soauo opsr Soroet, "troos bin 8nebsIss
bart CT pu bog ct i~ornuitist Wlenneite! @ub peIf9ns
bia. min Gut! Der iinoes tnsen bsore auiuOe emo SuIs
ba gew gort eler n~osenieos. Sub uelisne eber
be99el Seq par oilers banse for, at Ou uiIbs baps saaei
Ell anoeu Bell"
"Snrra for Dor Sou!Sa os uOr Sobn!- iasoe @eors,
0ollom, SigbenteH, % bans grsore Itsnts neb.
Selu DC imaa Z ,iterborn raabts sgurra.
Ser l~tnEoieoe 0ommeren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Manafisn % suntiom. Otter ben

fbge enaelife 5clfetaliug bar bet fo'f''
belize aicn en- betpcelis Goerprgt ooer
bet monblioe. 3 Gnstune % Bnles er
Der 100000 ners apiuoer emo weTno,
% taaer man Sfotlauo % Srlano meo,
bliper 9orboloet eubuu nbelSi9ere lor
bet imutte &j6n.
rlbeloiat, bpac Observation-Disclosures
anaaar. 9il @iengirlo bar lonl be-
tienot ben enaellte autnbe erobret lt9
en- ret umiatteuoe Glaos paa MIatoeits
G~rbeiosmarf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

suIpuniit gatteri. Gan iaa paa 6ulbc, % 6enbcS rsbs
neSe anist baubs ct bolut imsrtsIist llOtrpf. 6or fsrs
ie Gang iGIot bet banr inS, 6uioa @auners bapOe patt
en- 6sleIic hos BAN tuien0e @nn9e opberc cnb alt, buab
ban bauoe Jolt %oDcrior Sanet. Der nu ipntes BAN at pare
en- euSsn grocn. Cor forfe Sang blsu Oct BAN
Hart, Of ban belle Chen bapSe pGret mere i~orell.et Suls
ba enS 9aust. -. .0porfOr lille sifte ia meo benSe?
ga eiuorsoe ban, buaS @uuernsreu bapoe Iaot ON at
Gste en- SpinocS 6ierte Og life benbss SOueo.
5au tps fin 9ot os ot us, - no / Msrtet, Stsus
regnen, / Siappet at ben irleltsnbe Sne, t~iempenbe en-
EourD Srib. gl hans Stoltbeo, al bans trpneraatiqe
BorirnseIisbso par paa ben enc SHE. men belle bans
siGrIisb.os uimooitoudise Strsm paa ben auben. Soau
sit no pna ben mcrte SfOuesn, bpor ban icste at tisle
lin Ennee, iegte al tRnte og (ituIoe man tro bet p ieete
at bebe; tbi bet uor Ell buorb Strio, % en- baarS
Strio fnber en- opristis SiGI oItiO noget, Der mesei Iis.
nr en- Bon, fit Sierie.
neutrality-suspicious. fan crihsre uosn Of tibrage io
SsiiOeercns 0pmGrtiOmBso. Get par ol0ris ial6t sSobu
mo, at ban tunbe ioreIite fig eler 9iitc fig msS SuIpo.
Estop pto ittc at blips bemGrtst uor 9iocultobm bIeuei
laaE'tgst esiio m%Ggti9ere: % M hapor ben uiste Slo
web en- f~InSielis Spsilamms nit 10 altiortGreaoe.
Ia ban uenote tiibuoe, itco ban Iot uoenior Sjuousl
iSfpsseu 90 ioa ire eiennem 9tuosn poo osn nette ung,
Yies peb benoes gtrbeiOc meo SOfsisrne. 8 DC. 6elteone
sol'ss aniist lele ban 6iitorisn ON q Siegte, Der baub
saaret fore Sgrbsr NIB GaolmooisbtS ca gGrbiobeo
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

yi mootdge me9et pfte Sore psr9ller
anaaaenpe Or. 9eter 5abrnep, lom er
@ieren aI ben MI iaa bel fienote p9
uirtelia paalioeliee Mebictn kuriko.
@iennem Dor Stscnt far ui label forbere
berpm, % ban meboeler, at Or. Yeter
5abrnep er en- sicnuem baoerlig, paas
lioelis % / enbper Senieenoe oeoerbeItlg
Manb, lom MI / oper treoipe War bar
brepet i'm Correcting % arbetoet it9
op til en- ustet % II fleet Sitting. Sns
gen bebgper berior at frp9te for at tnos
laoe fig meb bam; man oil alori9 bltpe
lfuIiet. Sans Meoiciner bar p9ret /
8rus sjennem en- &efte al aar, o9 er
MI Iaa bel fjenbte ug auIeeoe for line
ppperlise @senitaber, at bet n9Iten
fuube ipues uOerpspi9t Iremoeles at
6enlebe Bublifums SpmGrtiombeo paa
famine. Men ba Der enbnu 9ipes 2us
timber % after Tuiinoer al bore 9aness
manb, Iom enonu life bar prpoet eens
ubpre sapnlise Snoflpoelie paa Blob
ipitemet % oerisjennem paa belle bet
mennelteli9e 2eseule, iaa pil pi after en-
Sang i~remlesse for 2aieren no9le ens
felte af be mango Nnbefdlin9er, om
builfe oi peo, at be er R9te, life opoi9s
tebe eler betalte for, lpm oesuGrre en-
felte apertercnoe Sirmaer bar 9jort.
9erom fan 29ieren uGre i~uloit9notg
pperbepiit, at buao Der iremfommer al
anbeialinser for Kuriko fun er fra
Solt, iom / 3afnemmeli9beo pg SlGoe
pner fin pfte upenteoe % OoerraI tenoe
Sslbrsbelie pil ai9ipe tit Sibnesbpro
berom, bells for at berpmule Or, Seters
Kuriko % bells eller rettere ~pGientli8ii
for 9iennem be ofientlis9iprte Sreoe
mulisens at brinse ell eaer anben al
fine 2anbsm9nb tit at prgpe % erfart
Meoicirers Girfniu9er. UT aItrpttC
De Masier al Inbeialiu9er iont inolp'
Der, pilbe optase altior me9en Tlaos
% oi nsier ps berfpr ibns meo at al
trbfte fslsenbe sfripelic, Der er iaO
lsbet fra 5oistun, Golt So, Minn: {
Nopember Maaneb 1890 bleu lea pla
get at @ist / min bpire Sob % bc9Dnptt
ba at benptte Mebicineu Kuriko, ION
peiaa hialp mig. @ten ba BET, ie9 bapOc
par opbrugt, og I9enten boepe ipr lang
burte, funoe ieg life itaIie mig mere a
famine % prspeoe aft mlli9t anoet
men blep pRrre % pRrre. Seq loo b
foreitripe fra Or. g. Sabrnep en- &asi
meo Kuriko, p9 Bette au9rer leg iauoe
Zig life ct 9ieblit paa; tbi MI, eftera
je9 bar brn9t no9le iaa Slater, er je
Iaa fritz, at je9 fan nrbeioe i8jen, 0
mott Sub tafter ies Weoiciuen Kurik'
for aft bet gO6e, ben bar uorettet. 81
Mano Der / Nprbeben bar meset ipg
aatarrb / Wtaoeu, og ie8 rnaoeoe ban
til at prspe en- State Kuriko, og 10
ban bapbe bru9t op Salppartcn al 6la
item bar ban Iuloit9nois iriif. WtrS
Stjelitao Der blep liolte Spit laa plast
al Gigt, at bun boertcn taltoe saa cllc
iiObe; bun bru9te fire SLATER al Kurik'
% bleu alOeles irilf. sgrbebi9it
S. S%funobor9.
Stulbe Der life b. rU9en Ngent 10
Kuriko / oeres N9rbeo, iaa t~ilifriu 3,
9. 5abrnep, liz g. Sopne Gue, Gbi
cage, 81, % De uil bereooiais fna al
mnliSe SplpSnin9er.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
a HesseIroths
Slobs % 2eutr:
RHLER.
Hesselroth's Blood & Liver Pills

Hesselroth's Blood j. Liver Pills.
~saranteres at life inoeboloe ben minoits
Del aoitIplp. eler Bip.S alte, men ere uoes
mtienoe tilbereoeoe af traftise oS leSenbs
gmner / Tlauteriset. 3isie 8iler aubefa,
les / S9roeIesbeo for fg1senoe Gieneo:
y Som af6riussmiooeL bpor 8 til &
Riler | Glminoelt9beo sjpr 900 Strtrlgg
| baaroere StifGloe mao man ta9e q. 5pf
froniif Scritpppelie tn9es fgrlt 0, oerefter 2
til A bperanoen Gften.
q 9or Scbercn. spr at renie og itprts
2eperen ca belle Snitemet; for at befprots
8aloeotscnorinaer ianIt lette 6orosieliers
9 Iin { brer Nfteu.
5or Ulonet. Eaar / a 2 Biller taaes
er Ifor9en | uoaen 3to, bile be biora9t
,irfiomt til Niionorina % Siernelie al al
SldgS Sp9eli9beo % preHiisbeo | Slooet
irembrin9e en- luuo Gtriulation al fiaa...lntt
iamt 9iue Suoen en- iriit % rem Saroe.
A. Sor Ratarrb % S%obeDtine, Der tom,
sner al oaarlig NRaoe o9 urent BLOB, tages
IN ftprre Yortiun "a til O..
81 Scr Srurntimmerieet 'mme taaes {
az Biler bper Wiorgeu, builtet trertbrinasf
IN iulcitGnoi9 Reaulerius at Spitemet.
81 Sor %iloslnstsnne aanoe % bitter
Smag | Wttnoen, ianit laur 2ungen er be-
!ast meo sr.s-snt Slim. tases 4 q 8 HileS
ueo Senaetio.
y Gor Sorfi6leiie % SSebso tages eT
fulo Bortion al 8lllerne peo Seuaetio.
GS-5orlans 9esielrotbs Blob % 9eper
piler % tag i1sen andre.
Ssis 9rres apotbsfer life bar Dem. IGo
ieno 500 til mig bireite; ies ifal oa mee
omaaaenoe 8oii pprtofrit tilieube Dem 8
2Giter.
&aipreuce Sesielrptb.
gramineret Gpotbefer,
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

gaa Gruno at rbeumatiitc 9o'tes
Smerter par lea ngbt til at bruce 9rpt.
Ter. Seq feb i z stur, men iaa mari
lea anpenote ct. SafObs Die Iplte Iel
8inbrins os TO SLATER tlrereoe mig.
@eorse q. 8oie, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
%2lmgmftama college,
Canton, q. >.
Ten btataste sfole I @eitea.

SgTterminen ~tegnnocr ben 22oe Septbr,
Ga parer 10 Tiger. SfolcpeHge ~ Soaro
GA ypai fan idaes peo Stplen tof pnireli
$50 BIT. l1ge. llroerpisrlfg l rem SprpA'
one a~lnmefolefd9. W2niit % Steio9ron-
pit, ion freezes til Cpta9eiie, er en- no9en'
lunoe 5Rroigbeo / at IRIe og ltrioe eft9elt
Sen6 eIter 9dtdlo9.
u. q. Suuc, Beltprer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

apmiteen ueoidt anleonine al nnber'
ftstte!ie al trrngenbe grateenter % Frazier
| ben forereoe airfe bclot %forleoen Hge
Rooe | 9cccrab, % ranbfcg ON en- ian
Srbning meS Senfpn til oenne Sag. He'
iultaiet at beres 6prbunOIinser pl mnlisens
icnere blipe pffentliggiort.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
&trfelige @fterretninger

grGfte eoer bar | ben ienere IN
pGret bpleie | 8 areOie Of ben i%oreneos
sirie, nemiie atiuneapplis areos, ct. aus'
oar &reos % Teeprnb areos.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

Sgnbagben 8te september ifai
Der boIoeS airteinopielie I Crane Greet gfe'
nigbeo, tilbsrenoe ben f%urrneoe &irfe, og
Manbaa ben 7be IfaI 2ittIe 9urtep Reriss
beo faa FIN airfe inbpiet. 5ormano Sopme
ItaI ~iorrette paa begse Steoer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

Qonoun betaler ca. 80 a 100000
9r. ON aaret for 8ano, lol9t nnoer
Hapn al Welf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

Rrot 8. 8. @roie fra Hcrtbfele bar
auta9et 8aIoeIicn til 8eitnrer al bet npe
nori,e Goncoroia college / gPcorbeao, gainn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

Subremisfipns. Grbeioet iGbt'
cngo. Som bore 2Giere peo, bar ben
f~oreneoe 9irie taget aIuorlig fat paa arbei'
bet for at iarnle bore SnnosmGnoi Gbtea9os
6orItacer ino | lutbcrite Menigbeoer. Men
Der lfal mango Eenae til for at fnrte ortpe
bette arbeibe meo 6raft. Gu er Der Nfar9e,
ium bar tGutt, al, raar Wcuigbeoerne no
puer 2anret bar pit fig Uiaise til at gipe
No9et til oenne Gags 6remnie, otloe bet
pare rimeltgt, at p9iaa 6or~retntngSmGno
Der | Bpeu binIp til. 9ette pil De uoen
3pipI sipre. naar Snseu f~orelGsses Dem.
Gu bar Der oaiuet fla en- 8cmite beitaaenoe
at enoel betjenote ~a1ebmGno, iom for @r.
Sper 2arien fra 9ecorab Soplano fro Mbert
Sea os 8. 9. 3oblsp fra Eerrp, ipm bill be-
ieae 8peus ri9e @hoIciaIe Suie % beoe ON
Biora9 til at ppfgre 8irfer for De npoanneoe
Renisbeoer. Be baaber pao oenne @iaaoe
at fuHne itafie lite iaa faa 8ense I'll ben
9ooe Gags Sremme. G.irten maa pRre be
n9pnte NGno toiHemmelia, forbi be bar
taset Snitiatipet i oenre Sas.-"Hcroen. "
Sra Balbnin isis, ifriueS til os:
Erof. %. 8. 8sdran refer fremoelcs %
iamlcr Sibrna til acknowledgements | gfin'
neapolis. 5 ben gnIebnins prGoitepe ban
Den lite Sgnbas cier Srinitatis Der ! Bait.
grueiens itprs, MI mart faroiae Sopebtirfe,
liot ubenior 8pen. ON Gfterniobasen
prGoiteoe ban / en- al gnrcyiirferue, % Wian'
bag 9lften / Salowin. Sfier optp9es paa
ale ire Steber. Sn8oaa @ften prG0iteoe
9rofesioren | Suoiou / 8alt. Sees 8irte
men ba mango Weolemmer al Weniabeber
lille funoe bore tiJitebe ben Giten, uoiatte
man meo at optase Sfer til en- al be fcnt'
menoe Spnoase. ,8roi. 8efman praoifeoe
ium aItio soot o9 biertelis. Waatte Den
Sag for bpilten han MI REFER p9 arbeioer,
omfattes meo ajGrli9beo ps bare ben for
puItebe Sremsan9.-"Nproen."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-30
PRAYING

Among the unique incidents con-
nected with the Nebraska legislature. a
senator. MI. TAYLOR, fled out of the
state to prevent the passage of some
measure. The pious soul of the chap
lain of the house brooded we the
event, and sought relief in his pray er i'll
this way:
We thank Thee for Nebraska. for her en-
larged borders, for her citizens and her
brotherhood, but rejoice that her borders
are not large enough to ~inclose. nor her
brotherhood sweet enough to embrace. Il
traitor recreant to her interests. Helm him
TO fee farther and yet further from an out
ragged and indignant people, until ne shall
stand upon the brink of q moral volcano. be-
hold the fOrked tongues of fiery flames. the
seethIng sea OF lurid lava, hear the muttered
thunder of hidden forces and feel the nausea
OF mental hell. until he shall awake from
moral death, repent, believe and be saved.
uncovered traitors, we ask for all covert trea-
son ana covered traitors. We ask through
the light of Christ. Amen.
A chaplain like that evidently earns
his per diem, however short his devo-
tlonal efforts. Still, the carpers in that
state raise the bubble that he had no
business to pray about a member of the
other branch of the legislature, as it had
a chaplain of its own. At last accounts
the fugitive was still moving away from
Nebraska. Other legislative chaplains
may find suggestion in the case.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-30
Palmer IN

1t is reported from Chicago that Sen
ator PALMER is to participate in the
anvass in that city. The Republicans
and side show people are all on their
ear about it. including the followers of
CATER HARRISON, who is running for
mayor as a bolter from the Democratic
convention. But the regular commit
tees, including the state committee, and
also the members of the legislature.
have invited him, and designated the
CHEGIER ticket as the only Democratic
one. On party grounds then, he is quite
warranted in taking part. 1t has been
his habit to respond to the calls of his
party regardless of personal inclina
tons, and he could not now well change
his practice. AS the mayor to be elected
is virtually the worlds fair mayor. the
country has an interest IN the matter.
and may be allowed to put in a hand.
To the Democrats it is specially i'm
portant to be III the lead in Chicago
next wear.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-30
OUTSIDE VIEWS.

Senator McHale is the name of the
statesman of Minnesota who will go
down to pOSterity as the inventor of the
legislation to prohibit the use OF tights
III theatrical performances. This sad
II gloomy survival of an age OF puri-
tanlcal fanatlciSm is also the author of
a bill to strictly prob bit all pleasures
and outdoor ~eniOyments on Sunday in
Minnesota. Though the sun will shine
and the birds will sing on Sunday as
we'll as on any other day of the week,
the poor victims of McHale's bill would
be compelled to Shun natures works as
we'll as their own on that day. Mr.. Nc
Hale has evidently taken q chapter or
two out of the ancient code of Connec-
ticut Blue laws. Should he succeed
with his legislative plans of moral and
social reform Minnesota would become
a desirable state to move away FROM
Philadelphia Record.
The committee on expenditure in the
Minnesota legislature discovered a pc
cuilar Industry in the state. This came
about through the cost to the state of
$4,000 for wolf bountieS, s. being al
lowed for each scalp. The committee
found that several enterpriSing citizens
III the northern part of the state had eS-
tabllShed farms where wolves we're
Iaiotu lOI lile purpose OF obtaining their
scalps. This discovery reminds the
Helena Independent that the people of
the country are paying a very liberal
bounty each year to the tariff wolves
within our OWE country; and they do
not get their scalps at that.-Madison
Democrat.
Senator McHale. of Scott county.
Minnesota, is of the opinion that the
Lord made a big mistake in creating
women as bipeds; bat. as it is too late to
remedy that entirely, he has introduced
Il bill to prevent the evil effects as far as
poSSible.-Eargo Argus.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-30
ELECTIONS,

1t is possible for the house to be so
economical in its appropriations as to do
serious injustice in some cases. This is
true, for example, in the matter of allow
ing the expenses Of election contests.
There would seem to be Il difference be-
tween the amount which can be properly
allowed the successful claimant and
that which the defeated contestant is
voted. If a nan is honestly elected 10
his seat it is his duty to maintain it, and
if any II undertakes to GUST him it is
not for his own sake alone that he will
vigorously resist. 1t is the right of his
constituents who selected him to have
his services. He is not treating them
fairly if he stands idly by and permits
ayy upstart who wants to Supplant him
to deprive him of his position by accum-
uIating evidence and hiring able attor-
neys TO present his case. Whether he
cares to be representative OF not, as a
public servant he has to go into the con-
test, and to make as complete and ade-
uuatc preparations as does his rival.
If, at the end, he establishes his
right to his seat. there is no
doubt al all that the state ought TO reim-
burSe him for what he has had to spend.
If the claimants case was frivolous and
insubstantial and brought not in good
faith, but out of a spirit of pique, or a
love for notoriety. perhaps, the burden
of his outlay should be thrown on him
himself. But there a be no such faint
on the account of the representative
who successfully resists the effort to
deprive him of his seat. The house will
do a serious wrong ii it compels him to
eXpend himself a sum perhaps greater
than his total salary for the entire SEES
sion for a purpose which was much
more The states concern than his own.
IarsimOny in such direction would
make poor men timid about standing for
Offices of this kind, and would put an
undue advantage, in case of a contest, in
the hands of the one with money. This
would be a good deal worse tor the state
than to appropriate a lew thousand
dollars.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-30
CANDIDATES NEXT YEaR.

Mr.. DANA, of the New York Sun, was
interviewed at Atlanta, the other day.
II took occasion to say that if MIR.
CLEVELAND was nominated for presi-
dent in 1892 he would lose New York
by $4,000. Senator VOORHEES,, of Indi-
ana, also comes into print in a similar
way, with the opinion that Indiana
could not be carried for CLEVELAND on
account of his position Oh the silver
question. There is no occasion to doubt
the sincerity of either of these two gen
tlemen; yet it is probable that both Of
them are mistaken. DANA has been
opposed to Mr.. CLEVELAND when a
candidate heretofore, and gave a large
valuation to his influence, but it failed
10 affect the ballot seriously. VOORHEES,
Is a warm personal friend of Gov.
HILL.and would have him for the candi-
date. He indicates his objection to Mr..
CLEVELAND in the statement that he
was unable TO turn him on an occasion
from a settled conviction of public pro-
prlety; others have found the same
difficulty wlththe obdurate eX-president.
But the popular feeling in his favor is
not likely to be lessened by imputations
of that sort. Sill, it may be true that
CLEVELAND could not carry either New
York or Indiana. Very strange things
sometimes become facts. 1t would be
difficult to designate a state west of
Indiana, except in the South, that would
be easier than that state to be carried
by CLEVELAND. If there is a
strong possibility that these gentle
men are correct, it would be an
abandonment of the contest to make
the nomination. But it is an irrational
view for the Indiana senator. The sill
yer men in his state would gain nothing
by the election of a Republican, who
must necessarily be more pronounced
III opposition to their views. 1t is prob
able that when the senator realizes that
the defeat of CLEVELAND for the nom-
nation also inSures the defeat of HILL
he may modify his home view. The
loss of New York would not necessarily
be fatal if it does not involve similar
loss in New, Jersey and Connecticut,
but Indiana must be held. The conclu-
sion is inevitable. that if the selection
OF Mr.. CLEVELAND involves disaster,
the candidate must be found in the
West. 1t is we'll enough to be looking
at the situation with enlarged vision.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-30
OF STATE EDITORS.

lnere is something lncoagruouS and
out OF harmony with the best interest of
the people in the gathering of the Re-
puOlicanS at the recent convention in
Minneapolis. 1t was a gathering of
politicians and soreheadS to whoop. bur
rah and yell for the Republican party.
something must be done to save the
party. Party necessity was the sole mo-
ton OF the convention. 1t is time the
party was destroyed. 1t stands as q bull
wark i'll defense of wrong conditions. 1t
Strn1s for the capitalistic class and cor
poratlonS against the people. Norman
Herald.
Now since the loan companies have
refused to make any more loans in Min
nesota, 1t is time for Senator Stanford
TO push his bill for 2 per cent govern
ment loans on farm landS.-Warren
Sheaf.
some of Il legislators are bowling
for unlimited silver coinage on the plea
that the people need more money-eSpe-
clally the farmerS-and at the same time
they are passing laws that will drive
capital out of the state. This is consist
ency with an invisible &C." See?-
Anoka Herald.
Miss Eva Mcdonald. state lecturer of
the Minnesota Alliance. addressed a
meeting IN Chicago Sunday evening on
the subject of the Wage System"
Eva is rapidly coming to the front as a
prominent lecturer on the economic
questions of the day. This may account
for the strained relations existing be-
tween Mr.. Donnelly and the fair Eva
Jackson Pilot.
Senator McHale. who introduced the
bill in the Legislature making it a crime
FOR ladies to appear in tights, evidently
does not favor woman'S rights. If
woman is entitled to the same rights as
man, there is no reason why she should
not wear tights, as no move has ever
been made to prevent the man from ap-
pearlng Oh the stage clad in that man
nar. Then again, if a woman robed IN
tights is a II to the morals of man,
why IS not a man clad in tights a dis
turberO of woman'S moral serenity Wa
basha Herald.
The Minneapolis Tribune, under the
new management, has pulled down the
picture of Blaine, heretofore carried
prominently on the editorial page. The
tact that AIR. HalfOrd. private secretary
OF President Harrison, was in Min
neapolis at the time of the recent
change, combined with certain ambigu-
Gus utterances Oh the part of the Fri
une, leads the public to suspect the
paper as a Harrison organ.-Owatonna
Journal.
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THE STORY OF A
Women register freely in Kansas.

Women register freely i'll Kansas.
a sleep-fasting contest begins in Detroit.
Leading Kansas Republicans roast Ingalls,.
Canadian physicians declare lymph a fail
lire.
D|isgruntled saltwater Republicans name a
city ticket.
Rev. shelton, of Little Rock, attempts to
raise the dead.
Chief Justice Fuller's daughter is married
al Washington.
The alleged murderer, Goheen, is captured
n Fergus Falls.
The deserted wife of a New York reporter
falls heir to 10000.
Several persons are injured in a Pennsyl-
wanna railroad accident.
Paul Nandervoort, the G. \. r. leader, de
serts the Republican party.
Germany is getting nervous over the indi-
cations Of war on both sides.
DR.. Howard Crosby dies in New York, and
john Plankinton in Milwaukee.
The Ohio Republican bosses will insist on
running Mckinley for governor.
Winnebago Indians 90 to Washington to
seek an adjustment OF financial difficulties.
Parnellites attack their opponents hear
Sligo. Ireland. with biackthorns and stones.
Both France and England are stirred up
over the woman h married forty-threc
husbands.