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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-11
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Isf Gtne itberale Gommiiiipm ober essalt miri pb
fir gneWdnner AnfdneerH peroen ipe5iene Wprfbeile
gelpdDrt aBenn perlangt 10 mirb ben @erfdliern
etn anslGteBhbes SerrtDrium angeipieien. W9an
l1rcibe foIort pesen Idberer 9ebiugungen an
The Hawks N ursery Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-11
: Aub 8elsien min bic Ginfubr5blle
auf 9etreiDe erb6ben.

\ Dentids 3eitnngen meloen, baB
am %. Suli cine 3u5ammenfunft beg
..,aren linD GoiIer Wilbelms ftattfinbeft
Itperbe lllb 3par in Gpptnhagen.
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then ws withdraw but U - puugo - yea
ths truth os our position thsa % - you
siqply 10 do thls, assert vealR nAohood
and b. yeus votes nina bosk in1e thslE
tssth the mean aspsrsions e ~ enas.e.
ter oe promiaeat msn iu Anaeeo1o."
NJ. PasehAl then took N oogloejm the
paints touched hy NJ. CasSse 81 esmol-
lshed every prepssltioa.
Mr.. Carter having made ~ aesertsou
that Mr.. DAILY Of Anaeen1A e0paoved
Chiuamsn, NJ. Paschal mAoe ~ Deope.
sltioo that he would lspeslt o1soo ~ cash
In any hank In Noataaa 70 pssye that Y
vas not true, and this ~ sood
10 the end Of this eAmpAigo. He
shen stated that this ives @ . pof with
The other statements made n the Helena
esrnpaignsrs. The applause was - great
during Mr. Paschals addrsss - wa
often compelled to step until
Il concluded. The imprsesloa ere
atsd by tho orators tddFsss waa
20 profound that as the coaelusisn 81 hia
remarks many Of the audience pessssd
forward to grasp him by the hand and
eousratulate him on his abla, manly
words. Ths hand played, bat ~ musis
was drowned In the thunderons eAsses fos
Anaconda. '-.t.t
On the street. the talk vas that -,
aconda had made many frieuds andNAa
strongest point against Hslsua was ths
passimonious methods OF HelsnA's cam,
paignsrs in buying soup-benss end catch
ing Ash to supply tho nssds sf The eass.
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hrsd last nishs can b heasd. Thsy shee
wtthsus vesninR iute . pubate ssrsse
esuvde1 vith people, inest q whom he'd
hssn ealisd cut hy the alarm ss hre and
were rsluFulne homo whsn the stos broke
out. Ths streets were comnarastvsly a.
serted, and nos meee than 160 wsss eesus
The eoust house.
Ths fseats ef the busldiass fasiag seusn
from The court house show the s6eees q
the fusillsds In broken glass and shat
tered masonry.
Twenty.sour pSopls were weunded,
amoag thsm two women One beg was
killed outright, two men have siuce died
Of THAR injuries aud three more are ~
tally hups. Governor Mckinley was ap-
psalsd 10 thts n,cenina 10 ssusove tAe
troops rsnAiniaa, end At ioao O'Clock hs
ordered the First regiment to return TO
Cincinnati, which they did at II 30 o'clock.
Thsrs 10 now no guard as the jail oe court
house. The latter 10 filisd with eursous
people, but there 10 no danger Of furthsr
violence.
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UNDER THe HAMMER.

bessmanS spisadtd hsisl nsiag Dis.
msstisA ~ the Asesissssr.
special Dispaseh 70 the standard.
BOHEMIAN, Oct. is.-Ths Hotel BOSNIAN
closed ito doors 10 the public Wednesday
morning. and preparations for the auc-
tIon sale Of the hotel furniture, - sdver.
tlssd foe to-day, wsre at once commenced.
Thsss has hssn large attendance at the
sale to-day, beth Of torn people and Of
ranoksss frs0 tho valley. while . few out.
siders were present.
The sales to-day amounted to about
$500. but With the exception Of the bar
and fixtures, which we're bid In By n. n.
Black Tor $500, the furniture cold hes bssn
only Of the cheapest grade. All the bed
ding was disposed Of, but the best Of the
furniture and nearly ell Of the carpetiug
will bs sold Tomorrow, whils The dining
room and kitchen goods have not bssn
touched ~ yet.
This 10 scattering 10 the four winds the
furnishings Of one Of the finest hotels in
Montana, and 10 severs blow 10 the
city of Bossman. Mrs. Schmaulhaussn
and daughters. who had charge Of the
dining room, have hired the old Armsnt
corner and will open restaurant thsrs
on Monday morning.
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H.e, sugar Producer. Meet.

SAN Francisco. Oct. lS.-The Amer.
can Beet Sugar Producers association
held their annual meotin: here to-day
and elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, Henry 4. Oxdard, of Grand Island.
Neb. vice president. Thomas Il. Cutler OF
Leigh. rlah; secretary. James Coilla of
san Francisco. Resolutions were adopted
dcuonneing the democratic party for
cnacting 4 tariff law which is declared TO
be antagonistlc TO the sugar producing IN
tercs,s of America aud 'dishonorable un-
economic and unpatriotic."
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jasper Dslhy's Case ssA The Tssubls II
Raised ia Ohio.

JaspeP Delby's Cess ssA The 1rsuble 10
Raised II ohis.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 18.-Jaspar Dolby,
The negro sentenced yesterday ct Wash.
ington court house to 20 years. imprisou-
msnt for criminal assault on Mrs. Macy
C. Boyd, an old white woman, was landed
In the psnitsntiary at o'clock this morn
Ing. He was escorted by Sheriff Cook and
Deputy Busick, who wsre accompanied
ON tho train By troops.
The prisoner was taken from tho train
at Dennison avenue and walked to the
peisco. The militia remained In the cara
and wese carried 10 the union station.
All the troops have left Washineton
court house. A Columbus Dispatch ~.
porter Who came with the train says that
after midnight things Quistsd down and
the citissns had nearly ell zone home.
Yet many persons stood on the nsighbor.
ing corners until Q much later hour, dis.
cussing the affair, - may b readily Inn
aglnsd, IN connection with such . terrible
sensation % the killing OF two men and
The woundins Of II others by the militia,
The military, until $50 p. m., numbered
lees than 100 men. Against the hundreds
of men who crowded into or about the
court house the small band kept up Q dc.
tsrmined front for IL or t5 hours. Finally
when the First regiment OF Cincinnati and
two companies OF the l1th ct Columbui
arrived, about 3:3) a. M, square wa,
formed by the i4th. and, escorted by the
First, the line Of march for the cars was
taken up. the negro being the square.
Tho prisoner stated to the prison Of
iicials that he was not guilty. but enteret
the plea Of guilty because he had besu
informed that he was to be mobbed.
Governor Mckinley. being asked abou
the affair. said: Tho act speaks 70
itself. Tho troops wero sent out to aid th,
civil authorities, who were powcrless {,
quell o mob that was seeking to overthrow
on orderly administration" The govcrno
says he will not leave Ohio as long n
there is possibility of trouble. lie inn
cancelled his engagcments ut Louisvill,
and Nashville, and tho meeting at New
Orleans will depend upon the develop
ments to-day.
WASHINGTON Court House. Ohio, Dc,
ls.-Thc feeling against Colonel Colt an,
| his troops was so intense this morDin
that had they remained in town. furthe
rioting and bloodshed could not hav,
been avcr,cd. The indignation agains
| Cook is as fierce as against Colt. Tn
| leading republicans arc circulating pc
tions asking Cooks removal from the re
| publican ticket. upon which he is candI
| date for reelection. Ii is believed Their
would have been no trouble whatever ha,
| the militia not been called out.
No word Of defense for the guards VIII,
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NOW The TIGER BUCKS
itnnaly ind Tho I:v York DE-.
nsefisy al Torn Up
IT'S A MISERABLE MESS
The Chances at fPssent Seem to
Ds Much Against the Success OF
the Democrats In the City
Congressional Districts.

NEW YORK, Oct. ie.-No progress has
been made toward harmonislna the dem.
ocratio factions in the congressional die.
tricts os this city which was % urRsntly
recommended by the chairman Of the
congressional campaign committee, Son.
atoe Faulkner OF West Virginia, In an
addrsss ho issued on Tuesday. In eight
Of the nine dis,ricts, comprissd exclu'
clusivsly within tho city OF New York.
there are opposition democratic csndi-
dates.
Tamuany was the first in the Geld with
Ito nominat,ons and for ono reason o.
other "turned down" about half Of tho
delegation - II existed In the SD con.
ersss. John Dewitt Warner vas
slbowed out Of the nomination In the
18Th distriet BY the transfer thithsr Of
Annee ]. Cummings from tho llth. E. ].
Dunphy, who has contumaciously defied
Tammaay, was retivod. The rsdoubta-
bls Timothy J. Campbsll was deemed TO
have had his full share Of honor and
dignity and the nomination In his die.
triet wss given 10 Henry c. Miner, the
theotrical manager.
Beurke Cochran was shslved, - u 10 a.
lsesd, By the expsssssd direction Of Mr..
Croker. to make place for George B. Nc.
Clsllau, the young president Of the beard
q aldermen, and the son Of the general
q The sams name, and sosne otheI
changes In the delegation wsss made.
Dunphy and Campbsll have had thsiI
names placed on tho state democratic
tlsksi. Every msmbsr Of the dslssasioa
with one sxesption, who voted for ths
Wilson blu, was passed over BY Tam
many.
Ex.Mayor Grace, who represents the
state democracy, hes demanded an sqult'
able division Of the nominatious between
bic eeganisatiou and Tammany and spe
cideally the restoration Of Cochran and
Wssnss. but up to the present has oh.
tslnod no assurance that bis claim Tor th<
slaee democracy will b allowed. Their
b scarcely one of the city districts, all q
whieh are now rsprsssnted By democrats
whieh viii b safe for either the Tam
many o. the state democratic candidates
sheuld both remain In tho eontsst.
Chairman Faulkner 10 rsported 10 havs
~ ID Washiugtou, since HE return d
IA Yoek that hs had reason to hops 70
u sssanssmsat on . saiissastosy hasis
but upon' what this hope 10 founded hs
hes not indieated. Nathan Strauss, th,
Tammany, oe regular nominee for mayor
claims hs should have the exclusive bone
a. Of whatever prestige there may b O
the regular state ticket.
Senator Hill has declined 10 refuse th'
uss Of bis name to the state dsmocrac,
which b supportinG Strong, . republican
Ter mayor, and Strauss and his friends
are In consequence much dlsa6sctst
toward the senator.
An evening paper says Strauss hes sem
hi private secretary 10 Hill With an ulti
mAtum that the senator must discountsn
anos the state dsmoeracy's t,ekst BY n
fusine to allow his name to appear upoi
q With that OF Strong ~ the cltissns' an,
sepuhaiean nominee for mayor, or be
S,rauss, wouh withdraw from the rssula
Tammany ticket.
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ir's A PRETTY RoMAMcE.
IA she alsid ssa lais RaitAeal wiz D
aaited After Leag vsasA

IA shsalsid ssa 11is Raithfal Wifs ~
matted After Leag vsasa
NEw yoRw, Oct. is.-Edward Shsfilsld
Of Melbourne, Australia. and Ellen, his
wife. Of Helena. Mont. met In the Law OF.
flce of Richard v. Boyd last night for the
first tims In 20 years. Each bed believed
the other dead, but each had remaansd
faithful. Nearly quarter Of . century
ago In Southampton, Ensland, Sheiisld.
who was captain of ship. met and loved
pretty Elisn Marshail. William Poetss, .
young merchant, also loved hse. but ths
bluR sailor won the girl.
Edward and Ellen bad bsen married Tor
tive ysass, when Edwards ship was char
tered for . trip to Brasil, and % NJ w..
age was wrecked. The sailogs toek 70
the small boats and wsss Lost. The cap
tain elung for days to the wave-washsd
hulk, until passing sehoanse took him
aboard.
He wss landed irisudlsss and psanilsss
on the South American eoast, and turned
his hand to any sort OF work he could mad
In the wrstchsd South American towns
whsss fate had cast him. Afssr ysass q
hardship hs scrapsd togsshee enough 10
take him hons, only to md his vile gene.
Edward inquired Of bis old time rival, and
Peetee told him. maiiciously that Mn.
Shs0asld had eone 10 America With -
othsr man.
The young man left at once foe Asl-
bourne. Australia and took 10 shssp farm.
Ing. His success was slow but sure. Hs
became moderately rich. but 10 ueves
married. though he heard that his viSl
was dead. While going through his eld
SEQ chest some months ago 6hslneh
found . memoranda Of deeds to 800 aerss
oe land In Montana. which hs bought fos
. song Is years ago. He wrets 10 clivG
Pitchard, . London lawyer. who teok ~
matter up 10 ses u tho land was worth
anything. Pritchsrd wrote 10 LAwysi
Boyd 0Rthis city and - eemmuniea4et
with lawyer In Helena. which was neaI
the lapds In question. The reply wss thai
Mrs. Shsil1sld had shown deeds for thu
land and had sold most Of Il ut . higi
price. as silver had been found In several
places.
Mrs. Sheffield was widow, the Helena
lawyer reported, anil was living ct Hell.
eua. Mrs. Sheffield was communicates
with. She wrote that shc took the decd
for the Montana land and came 10 Ainsr
lea to sss what she could sell them fos
She was amased to lind herself 90 rich
A for the story that she had run az Will
another man. that was . fabeicAtsoa ol
Portsr's.
The husband and wife hastsned 10 pnits
thsir lives once moro. They decided h
settle In Montana. Shsf1slA sold BID
Australian ranch and erosssd the water
and NFs. Shefleld came East 10 msst him
Thsy started West % oncs.
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cRAzeo WITH PRAR.


Tssssble Coodlt1ea - sAs 111ss - Dnsp
ssa's Vest 1opirA
NMxEAroLu, OF. A-Ds. ceeeys Yea
Schmidt, ths 0sgman tzAvslee, e1almlDs
to have inside advises b. nall - - ~
situstion In Russia, said ts-dAy 49, -
haA just Fsosivsd aao1hss esypeeUAnis
letter, indirsesly fssa g. Psasesbssa. h.
dicating aa uphssval vhsa ~ ssas dlss.
TIE student parry. ~ asuv 81 slaU.
ere heasyeomhsd With eesaukssv teoss
asids the caAssviaeA anA piass Hslnss
Cseees On The tAssasin spits g ~ suns'b
pseseaal wishes. Ths eaas h seans1 ~
lear end dasss ~ sapiv Russisa phvui.
clAas tor fear thsv ase esanss1od IN H.
oonsplraay. II
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Rsssuk 10 . Cor.

NEW YORK, Ocs. l6-Ths boiler a aA
Illicit still In . tsnsmsnt house On Ciintsa
street exploded this morning. severely
scaulding Paulina and Jennie Rossuk.
mother and child. and John Johsski. =
years old. The woman's husband, Hse.
man Rossuk, supposed to b the ovnse
and operator Of the still, ran away after
the explosion, leaving his wife and child
crying for help.
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Kelly Charged with s.uffiny.

Siorx CRY. Iowa. Oct. is.-A warrant
for the arrest of j. {. Kelly, editor Of the
Sioux City Tribune and revenue collector
for the northern district of Iowa, was
sworn out to-day by County Supervisor
Walter Strange, charging him with
"stufiins" printing bills.
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IT'S DIFFERENT NOW.
Tom Reed IhInks the Mekiaisy Law Il
Not Just What il Wanted.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. l6-A special
from Ann Arbor to tho Free Press says
In private interview here ex-Spsaksr
Tom Reed said: "lf tho Republicans
should he successful this fall nothing
further would be done with the tariff until
after '95 and business would havc chance
to revive. On this issue there could be
no doubt as to the result" Reed said the
return OF the republican party to power
would no, necessarily mean the re-
enactment Of tho Mckinley Law. He did
not think the party would mako that aii
issue. Changing conditions, he said, had
left room for many notifications Of the
Mckinley act.
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On Her Omeial Trial.

NEw YORK. Oct. 1s.-Thc official trial OF
the United States battleship Maine took
place to-day on Long Island sound. and
promises good results, as the ship passed
through II very creditably. She made an
average speed of 1896 knots per hour.
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RUSSIA'S Dying RULER
n cslR Is Oh % Isgy Ililk 4 d
eflla
THERE'S NO DOUBT ABourn


PANS, OsA 16-Ths slatsmsas Tat IL
condition Of the car has cAaaesd q.
sxpsctsdly foe The worss b eonAsus6 ~
the news to this s&ess which - ssasAs1
this city. The Grand Duke vlsdinis, ~
Oldest brother ee The ssas. end the 0saDd
Duke Alsxis. Russian high sdmisal -.
end heoshsr of the saas, lsavs pasis ~ q.
rstessbure to-night.
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Jimmy Means ON the Rack

PrrrsBuRG, Oct. ls.-Jamss Means, dr.
vision freight agent Of tho p. c. c. & st.
L. railway, was to-day indicted by the
United States grand jury for discriminat.
ing IN the matter Of beer shipments from
Cincinnati to Pittshurg. Tho trial OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio officials for tho same
ofIcuse will begin tomorrow.
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we ARE ALL r,Rsn or u.

1Aklag.
81. LOUIS, Oet. la-A spesiAl - -
Poss-DispoteA from Hamiltoa, 0hiA savo
that Chsmplon Coebsst hes ssnS The ~
Lowing tslsaram 10 The sporting elitse e
The New Yosk papse In vhsss ense -
recently INST Ritssimmcus:
give Fltxsinmoas 60 wesk b sign ~ ~
cies q agresmeue. Ian tired q III fAking.
JAMES J. CoRDg1I.
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SEA CLIFF. Long Island. Oct lA-1hs
bodies Of Eiliss Z. Titus, assA - 81
Mary S. DUH, aged q, vsee found n .
private bath house bslonsine 10 ths glEl,s
father late last night. Titus shee himssAf
in the head after killing The Risl wlth
ehlcsoeoem. They were 10 b mnnl11
shortly, and Tuesday night vsnt Sse .
walk, from which they did nos rs1uRn.
Both belong to prominent familtsa
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lsig Blass In Bich snsnd.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. ls.-A large part
Of the extensive plant of the Tredagar
iron mill burned this morning. Loss about
si50, 200; covered by insurance. Tho COM
pany made the most Of the cannon for the
confederacy, and since the war made
freight cars, railroad axles, otc.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Oct. Isl. s.
Merchant. editor of the Cedar Rapids Re-
publican, died to-day of inflammation of
the brain.
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Tn, I've. Baud El.csed

NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-A the annual
meeting of the Northern Pacific railroad
stockholders to-day tho Ives board Of d.
rectors was elected without opposition.
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sLsw UP A TRAM.
Fls.A,sA DEED 80 shs 1uaAusss . oAss
DallseaA.

PrrrssUR0, Oct. 1A-At . s'elsak ~
Baltimoss q Ohie asssnmsdaAiea M
over dynamite esstrs1gs usae Blsss11, q
. lonely spos absat - nlllss fss0 Pl1os-
burg. Ths aAass u 60 whssa vss h1sua
on end ths hind esasA was vpsskoa. A.
The tsain haA nsasly seaahsa ~ 81 e
tn tsip. thsss vsss ssw passsaossD obaag1
and no oue vas in5nsed. I've ns0
powerful dynamite sastsidess vsse ssgnA
on the rails. Had H. train hesa runnAnQ
fast Il would have egplo1sA III thsse e
ths cartridges aA1 hesa tstally vrsshs1.
Il u believed H. intsntisa vas - vsonk
the mall and sxpesss threueh tcnla ~
the sast, due . fsv minutes htse. Auosb
are sxpsctsd te-dav.
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Profess 70 he Ansssd.
! the Bozeman Chrouicle.

From the Bozeman Chronicls.
The Helena gentlemen who have visited
us recently profess to bs amassd and
painsd at the great number Of Anacooda
supporters thsy and hers. Tue numbee
here 10 not greatly In sxcsss Of those thsy
lind In Butte In Butte, Grsat Falls and
Nissoula; but 10 thus affecting surprise
they hope to create the bsllsf that The
Gallstin valley stands alone In its oppsst-
tiou to Helena.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 1s.-Sixtssn
men have been arrested In Claybourn
county on the charge Of being the white
caps who numerically whipped J. B.
Phillips at Tassweli . few nights ago.
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81. PAUL, Oct. 1s.-With vsfsrsues 10
the rspeet that the Buriingtea viii not -
abls 10 run Ito nrst train through 10
Billings, Mont, On Oct. - % In.
tended. owing to . hitch In perfect.
Ing Q trafae agreement between the
Northern Pacific aud Burllneton roads,
General Manager Ksndrsck Of the NORTH
ern Pacific said he had NO idsa whsso
such report could have originated. A
far ~ he knew there was NO trouble, and
hs expects the agreement Win b carried
out.
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PoPuLisr RALLY.

ssns Ssesag ssA ElsSusas apssshss NJ
Leaders OF the Pavsy.
BUTTE, Oct. l&-Ths populis>s haA an
enthusiasts rally at Neadssvills this even.
ing. William Cunnineham was ~ flrss
speaker. He quoted William D. Hswslis
10 show that the county b bseouing .
plutoeracy and the people aso peenlttiug
Il. Ths people have Il In thels pewer. 10
said, to euss the evils. He Noted ths abssnes
Of rich men from the peoples party nevs-
msut. He said that u the movsmsns b 10
succeed Il must get its initiative and mo-
tive working power from the wsskine pso-
pie. He quoted statistics - show that
while the average amount sf wsalsh pro-
duced by days labor 70 Sl0.Bo, tho aver
ase days wags 10 only Sl.lA. l
Tho people's party 10 ~ e4est % che
part Of tho totlsss 70 eet thels sleeles The
s.d party PseSss sssass e. e ~, Ss g 1slievias
= ssase. the old esds we're misAss poor
u. z. Lsnuen spoke Il The millissp Of
mon tramping over the eouatsy - bai1
that . change 70 demAndoA. -; tho
dsmocratic aud rspuhlican pastiGD aE4 70.
sp0nslble, ho said, for the ngoooat 0oadt.
ton Of things. "Tee little laAsoonAoXss.
too muod auidaece hv eospeeat!eess bas
hroueht ~ 70 this .pass. Yen bare the
sacred right Of the ballot. Uso C fer the
vindicatlon Of your iibsety."
4. b. Howell candidate Tor the leoiola-
turs, IN answer 10 We repuh1isaus 6la1m-
Inc that ell natisaa! powsf = 10 . 80
tied to them, sheweA kew tAe sgpah11 -
bad not only dsmsaelissd silv6f ~ -
inaususatsd the poliey Of mAkins credit
moasy ef silver. When the dsuocratS
came Into power this credit money was Q
huge inverted pyramid On Q small base of
eold. "While Cleveland dossn't take the
wisest way % dealine With The peohlem,
hs was nes ssspensiblo fer its exIstsnoo." |"
The speaker told Of The faPmsr from The
arid West who. travelling eastward ~
Gently Through Iowa, said: ~ have sesa
Colorado irrigation, Kansas starvAtion.
Grover Cisvslaud's administsatioa, aad
now ! am gong back 70 my wiis's rela-
tions." II b he'd ealy Added ropublicAn
dsmonstisstioa and humbu9 tar,6 agitap
tien The list would have beon cemplsto.
| J. w. Shsldoa and Judge Clancy, eaudi-
dates for repeeeentattve and county attee.
nsy rsspsotivsly, made short addrsssss.