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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

antaser Gtisnt ban lite ieIu bar iast oet). at ban life
tunoe snite fig nosst bebre, eno belle fit 9u isiennem
aloris at faa iperere 6orretnins enb at prpsle 9orbers
Ssnnsr, ieIp prpsIes os tass iuoo @uinser til gIaferl"
Seq flyer Sntet beimob, bemarfebe Was imi,
IenSe "fOr, isIu ON guISet lite tases Bstrustnina,
burbe ban pare sIab, buersans GarbrOr e faa COB at
sipe BAN en- 2ettion, iom iiSen Fan bare Grust paa ems
seIifs @sntIsmml"
"Wlen nu, mine 9errer, . tos StornnbOm Orbet
mso en- ~bsitioeIis Dsiue. iost ban iaa neo gOasn, for at
foruisie fig ON, buormesst Der par tilbase "nu or bet
Glib at tante paa StaaIernel Seq bar mango GIas
tattet Ger for ben fsrie, iom 5 tsmte paa nit geIsuus
enbe; men MI faI s siSre mig gsiteO en- StuuI. iOm, "
- Der ~bsspnbte ben @amIs at bite; tbi Der par bIeuet
oruftst iturpt - "iom bet sr Dor YIi9t life at TONNE til
~a0eriibt; ies mener for pore aOuer, bauSe be gamIe %
be unse, ion psntsr % o~erbiemns. Wtn s uI lbt
itamiilet al Chen; men s maa tro, Der par Ell imut
Rjgnins % GdtteIase paa ben Stuoe, Sa bun par ny
Bel bar its bort tale ON 6~ruentimmersine men BET flyer
ies Ser, at Wasen til ~iaaoauue Stpoeitaar oorer life
paa Srar; OeriOr AisO bun ora1 e'r,b 1 manst ct
oyStigt Ssmanosbertc. 9Gt l leo orbit bcnoe
- leg Iigelom tppe Nuort W. Der par en0oglau en-
9sitnant. Der irisee til bsIot. 0fen bun tor mig iua
iattis leg par - inmen slorOs bun pet!"
~9un pioits NOT, bUao bun s%iorpel" msnte en- al
DC mere ~iaataIenoe SeIfubsbroors; % ben anOen ianot
fig M beieist til at tIlisie:
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
Sor Su~sbrISninsen

@elerp.Sa G~elerpbIabs, Stilfe
os &soSer bates suot % Iattcs Iaa
IND / en- SteseOun, Der er iaa Tibet BARN
ION muIist, ibet nemIis Spjsloet titles
fanleoes, at &urmen life pirter ipnoer,
list poa ben, % Der tsrres be iuloitRn.
biat. gtu snioes 8laoeue % Stiltene
eiennem IN Gil, og 8sooerne mob ct
&tUjeru. GeHue fine Masie tiliattes
meb en- 8ieroeoeI iaa msset Salt ua
ipIoes paa @lnshaifsr. Oct er ct
arpSberi, Tom pnsier sobt ttl furHiel.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
Iies SIoes cancer, iOm for Gremptl
iii iost auel pg aroei 'pat 8iso.

til iosi 5uel pe anoei 'Oet 8iso.
@pes Smaapint. Siin,e maa To-
ses ioa raft iom mulist, % uttop not
til at tlipe s%ieursm'ost. GfaI ben brn'
sss fob, bpr ben lisee | Sooeet, bppri
ben er loet, iuotil oiiisl,t. GtrUee
blirtr ben ceilis % msr.
- GIsla9s Grsntinssr bshpIesr I'M
Snrrt, uaor nan eitsr at pars ioste,
eppper benz i tolot 8aRo.
- GppslirItal, tcrrsce u9 reuns paa
ct 8iuisrn, eiuer ct quit Iulper, Der er
fOrtriuliet Tom 1llirtuius / aaser os
Gutoiugcr; De fonr oeruso en- iaroelss
@elimao.
- 8oietes fnn paa bpilier'ombelit
lib az Garst blipe melne, ON be ioges
/ ioltst gaub, %, unar be er frrotge
taaes op Os iattes bag pau SOHen | ct
5uo meo ct tptt Snnnotlroe ouer / 5
Rinuter.
- Rrrlebrurt Suffer, lau9iomt op'
lot pna Souen / 8aHo. oiusr en- Ct
rtp. Der omtreut ian man!c iia meo ben
al Mapls (Sulters95uuctrrst.)
- 5sr 9D9 ic0es, lr09e3 be en- Ii
ben Stuuo / ialt Bono, % meosns DC
!oses. IHagcs Der op / Spgstarret en-
2inneoppie mso ct Stptte BrDo /, inn
tort iom ct 9Ga. 3rtte borttnger 9ugs
Ten. Dgian pna &noI ug andre @ront.
lager Ear bette ben famine Birtning.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

poa Spnnit, bIeu geors Osiaa IssIaSt os ftynbte fig
ueO besge be snseIifs Raoetter neb til lSapuen. Wsn e,
bu uar pOre saoetter tagne bort, os fin gas6 par @eors
sIoo DsO OF mObtuse GnsIanosruss 9iIbub: fsrf at fcIs
&c msO til ssrss 6rssat Os iaa berfra faa en- gaab til
fin e9en.
-9uorOan git BET Iau meb 0renseu2"
'Nu ifaI bu bere! Da b. par tomn. omborS paa
snssIitmaHosu, tOs SuOstterus BAN meO fla neb i sas
s~etussien. gu usO jig life. ON D., iaa oct ~forr.iten
tan man ri9ti8not is bet paa geors at ban par al aoo
BOmilis, slIer bet blot par ct al be mango SnOfulo, Gnos
lGnOerns bar: NOT iast, be fnnOt bet noriOmt at file fla
zen Snmsrat" msb en- Stibsorena o9 beounbte berior at
trattsrs flOt msS Bin Os quni6. De uiIbs Del maaIte
Ogiaa is, buOr bpbt en- iuenit ssgait fan title / Rrufet,
uOen at bIiOs tummelumit / Sopsoetl Usn bar bu bert
tale ON, bDsm Der fuOt fin .ssn @rap, ia CUTIE
rem? Seors maatte biaIpe til at fuus tire Stpttsr Ras
better IND berss esns &eier Os par 0s life Orutten, ba
ban Tom ombOro til Os isisn."
'0et trOr is nor, bsn,art,os gaus. seq ueb lite.
buOrOun ben Out bersr fig ab: ftisut ban lite fo.r n,i
til ct soOt gIus. naar iua itaI pare, ices bet aIbrio mere
pna ban, snO ON ban bapbe tlaret Strubsn ms6 ierIf
gnnO. Whsu pibere, 6arbrorl"
'9tI iommer conclusio, fOm YrGtsn iasb.. Gan
bapet iaaet 10 greDs meo fig, bet .me til 8fiisubsr8 o.
let en,c til @yemierIsitnnnten; os s maa trO, be siorSe
iir, Sin,. "a Re IL at bore, at ben 8abet, Der par bIes
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
GreOsmooe.

ON CUB pl h0iotr 5l,go q cps at1sg T. a 6 art
fit Saaunsee | 9 luo7. q. 3 o. 3atgr y 2 oil
saIo -. ira ben 10es iii ca meo bfn 14es 1}at
Esoet b]sannosr meo Br9stisa CHsau A'tcI
JprbaHblinaSemue:
Zen lite SsH l. Siefrpor Batter n. hi,rlieof
Gue reoicNs Brster %iDrpsnfr at blGaaHe N}a'f.
eutberiis SritH 81 ueu.g n tnci uoae.
o,rren u.lHIsf Npcci.
G. }. gtDrtn, Sgr aH,
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

2igeiaa apartalsmp / @raiton,
". DAT. 2iliteoe bar Yreitsrne Mi. 9.
Sanien, 8eitpbal, .. Reitan, arinsle,
&rositab, @siterluuo, Dale Oe OiIte.
bal. @mue Sob. l, 22-27.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Hettelie. S ct tioligere Runer ItDb,
at Der par Opfsrt en- norit 8irte i Gum.
berlano, see. 9ette er en- Seilta0eiie.
Ser iiuloe itaaet Cumberland Utas,
Ote., % bet er en- banit Meni9beo, iom
bar opisrt &irte Der.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Sen opporeaoe SlGgt ipne8 life at
tnnte binoes til ben tatbolife &irfe.
8ens Organer baaoe / europa og ames
rita tlaser bitterli9 uper, at rngopm,
men upbsrer meo at saa / air.en %
slioer liot eiter liOt oat fra Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Yaoen er blepen iaa if~ielobaubt, at
ban life fan Hriue enoos bare 3apnet
1T uoen Sialp; &pitninsen / Sanoerne
TT ban nnoer en- Rerpeieber i 50,Gars,
aloereu, men ben er tllta9et iuGrt / ben
iibite Tio.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Somfirfen i Slesui9 bar Here aar
uaret u~noertaitet en- sienuem9ribenoe
&eparatiUn. gtu er ben mart fGroig.
s Sinien ifal ben after inoutes, ueO
boilten 9eili9beo 9eiier g8ilbelm Ifal
belta9e i Seitli9beOerne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Wiiis Shea Rsnnius I~triuer item
ira 8tna, at De M err tommet lanat paa
Bei meo Wisiionsbjemmet. 8limaet
er baarbt fOrmebelit ben itrengc &arme ;
bun ~fraraaoer Gnbuer, iom life bar
itGrt Selbreo, at reiie ouer IOm Mis.
iipuRr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
INF

5rntfcnitabslaItcn itnl oare i be.
tgoeti8t aitasenbe paa Sslano. Oct
IfDIoes for en- tor Del, at gens luther.
tie BreIteitanb meb lin 8iitOp / Spios
len bar arbeioet for G~fbolOSiusen. SAB
ale IutAerite Breiter ooeralt 9jDre liges
iaa; bet bielper me0et.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Gn prOteitautiif &irte bteO uptig
iaSaiet Roorio, Spauieu. Den isrIte
8uOStieneite uattc en- iaaSnu Strpt tos
ben iatbOlite Geiitti86eo O9 Abel, at Ell
Wrn8be Yralater % oOettae Gamer
bar inoienot ct G~n6ra9euoe til Rcajcs
ON at fuo ben lutfct.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
Nauacs snnubr bOl0t npIis apa.

0ausrS SDnpbc boIot ngIis auar.
talsmpOe / S~taUangtr Reui9beO. So,
buor 8reiterne GaitpolO, q. Betterien,
6. SOFTER, O. @ieritno, .. Gnoreien
os @isonl bar tiIitsoe. 5prbunotinsss
sienitano 81. l, 1870 / 6crbinoelie
mco 8om. s, 1915.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
On prcttnontif Girl, Opfsrcs pad

8oms iornsmItr @aoe ! Nrrbeosr az
slotttt % 8esisrinss bponingerue Zen
ere cpanselies sirie eiter ben anotn
opipres / gapers StnO til lIoen Or
6naaeIle for BAN, ion forgirues lpn'
aer gauitraaleu uo ouer al Broisitan'
flame
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Gn Sonsomisi iona itriOer, at meb
bet 9Th. iOm ban reiitc over meO til
airita, iulste Der $500 3gnoer 8rens
Oepln o9 ultiaa Ell 0tiSiiOn9r. 90
enbnu tlnger Soft ouer, at Wisiione.
rernes Grbeioe life b9rer 3ruot.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
Set etbiIfe SorbnuO" er en- nj

Gel etDtlfe S0rbIl10" er Ell ny
Sla9s reli9iss 5oreteelie. Get er 6ris
t9nteriet or9aniieret iOm "Geli9ipns"s
Samiuno. Gets Socat sr MOral uoerl
Sieli9iOn eller Ell Relision meo intet al-
bet END Woral.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
gibeItn | Rom. 5Oi

gibeltn | Som. JOr 10 War till
baa. par bet farlist at Iaoe fig ie meb
en- gibsl / Iausns 'beIise Stao." @u
tr aiiatutusen flor. s 1891 ioIsies
10000 8iblsr os Ipteitnmenter; puer
belle 3tdlisn sr ben iaa uobreot. at Der
life iinOes uOsen BOG, iom er iaa uos
6reot on lRIt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
Sen albite 2irfe | Mmerifa fino

Sen Glolte 2irfe | Nmerifa fiuoes
/ Saleu,, Masi Den opfsrtes i 1929
at @eeplanter % er taroelis al llos
ieenbe. @siet Snititute bar fiBbt ben
% pil oeolissbuloe ben iom ct Dlotibss
minoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

SSlauo maa p9re ct me9et ireoeliat
9uno. Rsoaftsren al "Gmericon Gam
Repietu" bar tilbra9t iibite CONNER
paa Zen. 9ou siuer MI Stiloringer
at 5orboloene BET Os beretter btanbt
anoet, at belle GenS militRre Stprts
beitaar al to YOlitibetjente, Tom Dor /
SOueoitaoen Reptiauit os bar inssutins
at gisre. Sele Zen bar beaer life flere
eno TO Sasfsrere. iom maa BABE lns
oeritsttelie al Reglerinsen for at tuune
lepe. Set belle iioite aar par Der fun
to WtenneIter, Tom bar i 5an9Ilet.
@i bar bet life fuIot iaa ejilbt Der i
2nnoet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Sc norif. oanife Metbobiiter i Oma.
ia 9iitritt bar lat en- 9iatonisisuirt.
iOmbsb / Sang meb en- Wiis Rislsien
iOm Sober. @ierninsen itul allereoe
babe baaret mesen Grust.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Scnuplon, ben aiopOe enQelite Dig
ter, bleu engnn9 paa en- Spaoiertur
ipur9t, bono ban trOeoc ON Seius &rts
itus. Den bergmte 9ioter ioareoe:
"6oao Solen er for benne 8lomit.
bet er Seius for min Sial. Seiu8 er
min Sl9ls SpL.~
3 Sarobeo ct berli9t 8ioresbpro al
en- al &eroens itsrite 9istere. Suao
cilce life 8i9tere iOm Sbien % Bisrns
ion funne babe ubrettet til 8eliiauelie,
ON De boooe en- FABIAN Gro?
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

qiisbure 4 on. 1utri 7. 9opd, Hsr It itort usoals
al S,Isitt 9rG:s ga taits Hisrs'ptnoH. tiio4t a.
be bebits 81 tan i9Iss en- isritt Rlasits
Sins, ior SOC. Es hs!9iss etfs 81 be %ielie,ts %
GrttSns AZ aut SInas 9rgfihtns. On n HA'StsIe /
@iuntbaao qttp, Dllnu. ItRp tTtsI Ratslas t1,s sff
Tao 1t e,fss I pors etdto. BinnsSass Gltg, Dtru
saI I datrfaE Solra. 22.la.ti
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07
&irfeltge Npbeber.

Woobp bar | GbieasO fat i Gang ct
marfelist GuanssliiatiOuspert, iOm Ital
bespuoe pso 8srbsusuo fiaingsns Gab'
ming til 6Ommsren. Sau bar iodet
9rfte al en- bel Del al 8sroens ~itsrite
8r1oitanter % Sanesrs ON at asi'
iere BAN unbsr 9r1oitemsosrus pna
lloitiltnessruuOsu. Iiaiee Dor ban
orsauiieret imna 5lpite at WGno %
auiuoer. iom Ital saa ruHot ! aIe So
situis | 8eroensitaben % oione ON
Gonngelist for be itore Starer al &eo'
ninser, Sober, 8autru og ariltue, iom
idmles fra ale 8eroeus 9anter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

Sr. 6lpnn, ben bsrsmte iatbolite
Brett, iOm sr en- iuris 5crirgtcr al
Ssnrp Georges single 9nr" SDitem,
bleU for fine f%riiinOeoe anitnelisr babe
/ usrOsIiss Os ,iricIise Eager ucitsct Of
Sirtcu Of G~riebiItOp G%orrigun; M er
ban iaisu optngct / airtens StipO al
ben paocIi9e 9e3at Satoai. 9ctte me-
uer mango, oil pRre ct 9pbstrn for
ben ~arroguute Grfebiitops 5noilgNelic
i Nmerjta % OerlmOo biRlpe bans Iors
baote WOoluuoer, Grtebiitop SreIauo,
III eno itprre Qtagt Og Babe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-07

6n fatbolff SongreS Ifal aibOloes
nnoer 8eroensuoitiainsen / Chicago ben
Abe Sept. 1893 unber GrfebiItop @ib.
bUns 5oriaoe.
5or buer $4,000 aatbolifer ienoes 5
9~elegater; boert Seminar, College %
untperittet Ital O9iaa ieubs en- 9elegat
boer.
4lanen er life alene at imponere Der.
ben meo &omertirtens Ntagt, men OLE
lermeit at iaa Observation-Disclosures I'M,
Der Baueus o9 bans 8irtes &ontrul.
Gn me9et bsitioelig 8uostieneIte
aibulotes SuIemursen SCI. s ben ipenIt.
lutberIte &irte / San Srunciscu. Ntrs.
8~eiterbers sr anieet for Staoens pps
perlisite Sopran'S anserinoe; bun till.
bsrer WenigbeOcn us fang i ben ltiQe,
tiolise Mor9entime Ell bsitibelig Spmne
iaa beta9enoe, at ale bleo enise ON, at
be alorig bapbe bsrt noget iaa itiput.
9rof. @sbisrn bolot osiaa en- s~ribenoe
grabiten. @n MP beilis 4ltertaple
blep osiaa a~iilsret.
Gn Snbelfeft astes ferret al ben
iuenlf-lutberIfe Gusuitaua. spnobe hi
Wiinbe ON ben lutbsrIfe 9ares Snbfg,
relie i Sperise.
@n 8omite msbte nplis i Minneapp.
lis; ben beitpO al flere lutberfe Bro
tesiorer, YreIter os 9asmano. Gn
minore 8omite palstes for at beitemme
9io, Steb % Yrosram for penne be-
tponiussfuloe Subelielt.
Sc norif. oanife Wetbobiiter i Dmas
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-30

all But OF this action he maze no ques-
ton The gentleman from Georgia (Crisi
alone vas the judge of his action. If the
gentleman did not believe that the other
members OF the committee on rules were
adequate for the discussion, it was for him
to decide when hi. powerful aid should be
thrown into the balance. He (Reed) ie
GREETED that he speaker had taken the
fioOr-not only on general principles, but
because he had Introduced into The debate
a certain amour II pJrtisanship, thereby
showing that thou gh Che rest OF the house
had survived the measures of the Fifty
first congress, the present speaker had
not.
To what had Leen said about him per
sonally ne would not reply, for he
would not allow this debate to degenerate
into personal question. This was pub
lie question, and rs such he would address
1t. lie believed that the policy of the
Fifty-iirst congress had received the APP
proval of the supreme court. If he had
their support he could do without the APP
proval of any individual who headed the
opposition. He r regretted that the Demo
Gratis had merely adopted one-half of the
rules of the Fifty-frst congress, but they
were on the road to adopting them all.
He was reasonable in asking the Demo-
cratic party to catch up with the Republj-
can party within the next four years.
lApplause.l
An analysis of the votes in the house on
the propositions Submitted MondaySshows
that majority OF the Democrats voted
against the 10 to l free coinage amend
ment, but for the Bland-Allison PROPOSE
ton, while on the vote on repeal of the
purchase clause Of the Sherman act they
had majority over all, counting out the
anti-silver Republicans. The following
analysis of the votes on the three PROPOSE
lions Is given:
On the H. to free-coinage proposition:
Fundamentals, 1Dl; Republicans, Il; Pop
ulists, II; total, l2r acknowledgements
III: Republicans, II; total. 225,
Bland-Allison amendment: For-Demo-
Gratis, Ill; Republicans. 1G; Populists .;
total, 1856. Acknowledgements, 102, Re
publicans, III: total, 2I3
The Wilson bill: For-Democrats, l3S
Republicans, l02; total, 240 Againsj-
Democrats, IS; Republicans, "a; Populists,
IL; total 10.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-30
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

The refusal of the United States senate
to give Lee Mantle a seat is practical de-
cision that when a Legislature fails to elect
a United States senator the governor has
no right to fill the vacancy by appoint
ment.
a heavy frost has almost totally de-
stroyed the cranberry crop of Jackson
county, Wis.
An unknown man, co years old and well
dressed, dropped dead on the plaza near
the Casino at the Worlds fair. He had a
return ticket to Milwaukee in his pocket.
The New York World prints a list of
twenty banks which have resumed bust
ness, also list of about fifty manufacture
ing establishments which have resumed
operations since Aug. p
BY the capsizing of yacht in Lake
Champlain George p. Witherbee and five
companions were drowned.
Benjamin Larghrey, a wealthy farmer
near Sunbury, Delaware county, o., dis
covering that he had been made the vic
tim of an adventures, took the matter so
much to heart that he committed suicide.
An appeal has been taken which carries
to the United States supreme court the
strange case of the man claiming a pen
y
wise identified as Daniel Benton, of Ten
nessee.
Five hundred Arkansas couvicts will be
put to work on Mississippi river levees.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ ARTS have
celebrated their golden we ~ at Run
nymede, Vt.
Fred Grantham, son of Rev Mr. Grant
ham, has been al sted at Marseilles, ILL.,,
and taken back to Omaha, where he is
charged with embezzling 81, 900 from Golf
man Bros. & Smiley, his employers.
Gustave Scharff, who murdered his wife
and stepdaughter at Milwaukee and threw
their bodies into the river, has been SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment at Waupun
penitentiary.
A committee representing the 1900
creditors oil the late Archbishop Purcell,
of Cincinnati, has laid their case before
Mgr. Satoll and the matter will be re-
ferred to Rome.
The Trade and Labor assembly Of Col
umbus, o., refused to permit Gov. Waite,
of Colorado, to speak at one of its meet
ings because ''of his efforts to divide the
east and west"
Iowa's corn is reported maturing rapidly
enough to make a good crop without rain.
- swarm oi 4oCuSNS mas pS4Sseu over
Tunis, Algeria, the immense proportions
OF which can be realized when 1t is known
that the sun was obscured for three hours
during the progress of their flight
Obituary: At Freeburg Ill, Joseph
Reichert, president of the Reichert Mill
ing company, aged Ga. At Iowa Falls, Ia,
State Senator r. 5. Smith At Upper
Sandusky, O., eX-Postmasrer William
Thomson, aged 60 At San Francisco
Henry a. Cummings, assistant treasurer
Of the Southern Pacific company.
The car of Russia, with Mrs. Alexan-
der and suite, have arrived at Copenhagen
to join the Danish kings family party.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-30
GORDON WANTS WORK DONE.
The Georgia Senaror Calls on the Upper
Hous to Hustle.

Inc Georgia Sena- or Calls on the Upper
Hous to Hustle.
The senate got into another dreary
debate about the resolution calling on the
treasury for information whether there
will be deficiency this year There was
little break in the monotony when Nc
Pherson asked Stewart-who offered the
resOlution-whethsr he was aware that the
Democracy was in power in the senate. and
was responsible. Stewart replied: NO. l
do not know that. know that the gold
party claims TO be in power. l think that
there are more administration men on the
Republican side of the chamber than there
are on the Democ: attic side Laughter
Gordon took the floor to speak on finance
He was for the in mediate passage of the
house repeal bill, and would vote against
the Voorhees, bill. The Democratic party,
he said, had made to the people four dis
tinct, emphatic, and unequivocaI promises.
They were: To reform the tariff: to repeal
the Sherman law; 70 place gold and silver
on an equal footing; and TO remove the tax
on state banks. Coupled with those prom
ises there had been the one cundition-that
the people should turn out the Republic
ans and turn the government over to the
Democrats. The people had met the con
dition, and now with anxious, even agoniz-
ing suspense, looked to Democrats to see
what they were going to do. There was
no escape for the party. 1t had either to
redeem or repudiate its pledges.
Teller addressed the senate in an arCu.
ment TO prove that the Sherman law is
not responsible for the financial tcoubles
of the country. Almost without excep-
ton, he said, every one who had addressed
the senate bad spo Ken as if there was some
great calamity intending ever the people
of the United States. He wanted to enter
his protest against "the calamity howlers
of the senate" There undoubtedly was
financial stringency. But was this the
first time that the people of the United
States had faced financial stringency, Or
in common terms a panics Was it of
longer duration tIan any preceding one?
Was it more frigf tful in character than
ordinary panicsf He denied it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-30
is IN NO DANGER.
The Alarming Reports About
Cleveland Health.
EXPLANATION OF A GOTHAM DOCTOR

The Operation Perform ed on the President
tai Purposes, and No Sign of Cancer
Two Teeth Pulled and n Portion of the
jaw Removed-No Reason for Alarm.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3O-The papers have
been full of reports 10 the effect that the
operation performed on President Cleve-
land on the yacht Oneida July /, which
was described at that time as simply the
pulling of tooth was in reality an opera
ton to remove cancerous growth. DR..
Hasbrauch, of this city, an expert in anes-
theties, was present at the operation. He
has been interviewed regarding the matter,
but said that be really ought TO say moth
ing about it, as anything regarding the
case should come from DIR. Bryant
The Stories Exaggerated.
However, he would say that the story
now current is much exaggerated, and
added: THE operation performed on Mr.
Cleveland was similar to cases we meet
with every day in the course of our regu-
lar dental practice. 1t was neither more
nor less than that. and on any less promi-
nent person than the president ii would
not have been noticed. 1t consisted of the
extraction of two of the upper teeth and
the removal of slight portion of diseased
tissue and bone back of the nose. The
disease causing the operation was not at
all in the nature of that for which the
operation was made on General Grant;
nor were there any signs indicating sar-
coma.
Suffered from liberated Teeth.
The president had been suffering from
liberated teeth, and as is often the case,
the liberation had extended up and back
TO the antrum. Because of that it became
necessary to move some of the bone and
diseased tissue
No Reason for Alarm.
81 have not seen the president since
left him at Gray Gables, just after the
operation, though / have heard fIom him.
What l have heard is that everything is
progressing nicely. So far as 1 can see
there is no reason for alarm. The president
has simply had what any one is liable to
have, and what is not considered at all
dangerous"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-30

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Voorhees, in the
senate. reported the house bill to repeal
tie Sherman law with the Voorhees, bill
as a substitute, and asked that the debate
begin immediately Teller objected ind
it went over. Stewards resolution asking
the treasury If there will he a deficiency
this wear was sent to the finance commit
tee. Gordon and Teller spoke on the
finances and the senate adjourned with
Teller still on the floor.
The house referred to the rules commit
tee a resolution for investigation of the
Ford's theatcr disaster, to determine as to
relief for the bereaved The report on
rules for the house was then taken up and
debated without action. Springer intro
duced a bill to coin the seigniorage silver
in the treasury.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-08-30

CAUGHT A BABY SEA SERPENT.
The ''Narmint" Comes at Its Captors with
Mouth Wide Open.


Mouth Wide Open.
Boston, Aug. 30.-The fishing schooner
James b. Stetson, Captain William Wolfe,
of Provincetown, has just arrived in Bos-
ton bringing with it a young sea serpent
to all appearances. 1t is about five feet
long and is nearly the same size at the tail
as at the head, and about three and one
half inches in diameter. There is a long
fin some ten inches high running nearly
the entire length of its back. 1t has a
head shaped much like that of bca con-
strictor, and its teeth are long and sharp.
The jaws are long and when open in an or
binary position have cape of fully eight
inches. The fish is of a blush color.
This young sea serpent was captured
southeast of La Have bank, Nova Scotia.
in 40 fathoms of water. William J. Nc
Cabe and W. II. Denully were in a dory
some distance from their vessel hen they
saw this queer-looking thing, which ap-
peared to be snake, coming directly for
the dory with its head and about one and
n half inches of its body out of the water,
and its mouth wide open. 1t was rather
a dangerous thing to do, but McCabe got
his gatf ready, and when the fish was close
CROUCH plunged it into its body, and then,
with Denully's assistance dragged it over
the side of the dory and killed it. 1t died
hard. The fish had little food in its
stomach, which probably accounts for its
attack upon the dory.