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Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

NInhencA nbtnIeIirr.

Slaoenes uotdlelle
Sbet "Nipraenblaoet" minoer ON,
bpprleoes utoer ben pna9aaeuoe Sri'e
Ocu eneiie poitiue Gambling al Senltres
9eOere bar pprst "et 5urbanollngstil'
buo, Der / Raaolpsbeoens @lrpar enote
mco CT 5criIa9, iOm 1lct og ret loruo'
latte, al SDire oe DC 0tooerate olloe
bare lige inn ilopale I i'm uniOrS'
poIitit Tom :Senfres 2ebere", ttlieier
8laoct: "8t ital iuorgmme, at ots'e
9eoerc eitcr fin 6ortio uanIteli9 tnnoe
ada noaeu uuoen gri. Den Der iinOes
andre pg pugre arGiter tnoen Ylrt'et,
bpis 5ortlo life sjgr bet r%cooenot9t l0r
Dem at itaa / Slot meo cisie - for at
BRUCE ct 8iaeoe ira SunitnoitiIIin9en
- aarl lldermaunite Gamer paa
8aaolpsbeoeus Suaberg. s hisie
npere os pn9re arGiters Saano II99sr
bet at isse afuiiliusen al bet Steen'
llqmaunite uniOueIe 5ualtbo igiennem
Ell GrIig J~Orbauoltug, Der saar no pnn
HOget mere eno at Irgoe no Darn for
beres Wiobpartier ! Gbln9et."
~0agbIabet" prutsiterer mob, at bet
ituIoe bape aiuiit nye 5Orbanolin8er
meQsm be n~orItc. "Dleu ri tror life
-ifriper bet "nt Der bag oeune Gale
ira 6uiregruppernes Sioe Om npe 5ors
banbIir9er Iigger nOget Glpor. Der
fan Iut pRre ct GuIte M 5orItaaelic
hos eutelte eler Here, men gnitet naar
ucppe irem til Billie. Den er eaer
blir bet atuUr, iua oil bet uiie Zig oeri,
at Der bpoes 5prbunolin9 pau oct al
Serftres ire TiljbsmGuo opitiaeoe
GrunoIas, meo @rDuelie al bets iprs
itlelIige Mooaliteter."
s en- Nrtitel ON StIaiu9en bclnGrter
"&eitlanospoIteu", at ben aipeHtenoe
!Solontns, / bOilten 8enitre M ipneS
of bile iGtte fig iait, tpoeli9uis alene
bill iige, at man err raaopilo o. berior
bare itaar % ier up i 2uiten, uoen of
otoe no eaer iuo; MO penter, uoen /
8runoen at pente paa no9en Beroens
man penter, iimpeltben forol
man life peo, buao mar pil. Men bet
Hart, at ben Slass Senten iDrer til
Sfal 5lertalet tomme uo al
ben, oa iaar bet ie Stiuinsen i ginene,
Zig ipm ben er. Oct er ben iprIte Be-
for at tunne ipre en- prattiif
Men S%tiaingen er ben, ct
ben 5remsan9smaabe, iom Bartlett bar
nj uiier fig uisieuuemi0rlis.
llb fra oenne 9jenosjernIn9 CT bet, at
maa beige i'm Bet. Suao Sans
bet MI uenter at faa oioe, BET cr, buao
9psnins 5lertalet uil tilraaoe, e~iterat
bets sumle 9inic bar nit Jig umuli9,
oar bet intet Spar, oa fan bet life ilan
fell, at mansiCloise pil tabe 9ilioen
til bets Observation-Disclosures. 2gss
lisser ~irubIenoe nar: ben er
zen fri Grlis 5orbanOlins mellem &i'
serue pua 2iseitiaetbebens Gruno ps
meo tlar 5aitbuloeu at Norses i~oriat.
mug smasiise &et". Gette err 8eien
til II ireoelis Os paberlis 9psnius.
Sor 9Gre og S9roisbeo lioer life bet
minolte peO at fSlse oenne Sei. 9it
bet rabitale Sarti Ilaa inb pua penne
Sci? Sg uil be bet life, builfen 2gss
mug bar bet oa at bpoe uS? Der er
mauoe, iom penter pdd Sparet,"
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
Snooocr, beioa!

Jarmsrs, iom igser al ~iDrbepre Iue 9alr. three
relis lpoonerl The Qaeen and Crescent Route bar
en- MstAloa afreS AZ Darme tlislgs ira IS 90 III $500
II. Acte lsai lette SetinlelleJ o. maIHeolige halp
Fare Sy!Hrieher. lai } Tan saa ~ ie ioF gScr ielp.
Sn.aen Slis9iye. lnsea. tone Sel9er u5m9rfeas
@tolt, % sIrteF, 9laitue 6ei Ssno eitsr ss4er
vat, III a9aals Siv, SAleaI5. Ju., eIer Ill ii. Is,
vstuearicn, v. y. u. Cincinnati, Z. 5lsu.32
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09


tant ira MilipauteC, 70 Su % Golt
beapuSte DC at arbeiNe lor at loG 6ors
laset reIouiioererei, % bet ut DC ollda
uoiert, iereno &Cpubllinncrue rj9tia
uloite, bpao Der ipreaii. 6orlIagct
blep III beupiit III CIT Somlie, ION
~iauoipuliaois oil iOripse at iorpnrre
bet; men oct cr ool muligt, al bet oil
blipe psptaeet, ltlcnt mango amer bet
Tor at pare altior piotrGIteuoe. Midi-
aans 2csislaiur bar oeotaget eli Sou,
lum iorbpoer Iobnius al Saloouer
iupen en- % en- bdIp Nlu ira SUlodtcr'
biemmet pro @raro Rapios.
Mr, S0l arbeioer iremOeles i al
stiIbeb iOr line 6prlas ON SaIs al
Serubaustommisiiou % inOo JrIpas.
Oct uiI life bIipe tn9et up til Gistnss
ZION isr ben 9Oe bs., pa 0tr. paa oil
bplee ben Gale, ban lan lGuge bar
iamlet Materiale til. Oct CT BOG life
i~anoipuli9t, at npset at bans 6~orild9
~peotnsss.
9esislatureu aiOurnereoe I'll Onsoa8
Giten, fOrnt Meolemmerre iuuoe rGre
biemms 8alsongeu,
9Orsbas Den 4Os 2lpril. 6Orfa8et
ON Gouutp Option itulbe bare tn8et
pp til 9~istusiipn ibas, men oa nOgle
al benz, Der er met turige tor
bets g~sptaselie, par irapHreuoc, blep
9ishsiiru.n uoiat til naite Dag.
Der sr bog life uOsen eaHoipnIi8beo
for, at bet ueOtases.
SIR. S'geils 5Glesreiolution ON al
iOranore @ruuolOpen, iuG &otnoer fan
faa Stemmsret, bar o9iaa paa Qa9ss
proenen, men oeus S~ebanoling bIep
ubiat til Snsoae ben lobe os.
5OrIaset on SnipeltiOn al Damp
I
tisbler anbsialeoes til treble 9asnius,
men bet bIeu fsrit i%oranOret, iaa ale
9amptjeblsr / gieierier, 9rGitemaitt
bamptjsoler Oa ale unoer l6 3eite.
irafter unotuses ira guuenS Seitems
MsIisr.
Senator Wins bar uoarbeioet Ell
Redistribution ON lIonGunelie al en-
apmmis ZION, ~beitaaenoe al ? @tGuo fra
Superior, 2 fra Stateu at large ps
&uuernsreu, Tom ital u%nosrbanole meo
IN Iisueubs SOmmisiiou ira QiinneiOta
ON ~Siitaaslis al 9ulutb til @lscOuIiu.
Senotet itabfateoe ioas Ntr. Grid
tons uonapreIIe iii GrbeiostOmmisi9r.
5rsbas ben Ste april. 5Uri laget ON
at fritase Grtasiererns SaeB, 8uebn
% WeJetriose for at betale Staten De
Renter, be itploer ben for uOlaaute
UfsniIiss 8snse, pasiereOe Ioa8 3oie
9asuins / Senatet. 5Urilaget ont
Suss Os auebn pasiereOe mep Is mos
IL us bet ON @c5etribse meO 20
mob 8.
Senatur 8utnams 5Orilas ON at
fOrbpoe Sals al HuSoritte pau Gpuutp=
ubftiainser iurtaiteSes.
Gsismblp uebtOs S'gteils 6Orilas
ON arbitration al Stribs puufter melem
Grbeiossipere os Irbeibere. Oct oeos
tOs Osiaa 9rOhnups 5OriIas, ION Jet.
ter Straf for blacklisting at ailtes
biseoe Grbeioers.
Scr. Treats GOriIas ON at bsmpns
bise GpuntpoOmmere at ienbe 9rantere
til aeelptursaritaltsr ueotosss al Nss
ismblp. 5prIuset ON GuuutpoptiOn
fortaitepes.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
Waar=N cnajprin0.

!I or Oct Sloert, oa ben l0rltanoioe
SnSmooer uabner Sinouer % 3pre %
9rlber 6eiefolten ipr at rensjDre bnaoe
@4relIer, aiCtfen os &ialoer fra bet
StDp os Smuos, Der bar iamlet ia /
ben lause Siutertlo.
gtu er bet 3ioen, oa eubuer for lin
9elbreo o%mipr9sIulO Ieripn Ter fig ON
efter en- paalloell9 Suarmeoicin til at
renle Spltemet rg opuGtfe be tr9se
Srganer til MT 2iu og 9irfiumbeo.
8rnnoet paa at man buloer lia meaet
lnoe | ben foloe Inrstlo btiurr 8looet
tptt ps tra9t, 9eueren bnmmes / lin
S~lrfiombeo O9 Gorerne opitoppes, bupr-
paa alporlis lloroen / Spitemet fpl9er.
vi peo aaeiammen, at ct iunot % friitt
9egeme berrr paa Ell normal Silltauo i
Slooet. @r oennc 2~ipsppoIte friif, rem
o9 iuno, bliper Ell tilireosniuenoe Sels
breostilitarb ben bebaselise 6pl9e.
G'geiaa me9et iom en- &en8nina al
Slooet er at anbeialc, lioe iaa me0et
mua pi aopare moo mango al be laas
talote S%looreulere, lOm i~uoeboloer mi.
nerallfe @lititofis os andre 8~,itauboele,
iom Spltlplp, SOoiu, aalomel etc.
boilfe er iarlise for Spltemet.
Som en- paalicelis &aarmeoiciu, en-
a9te Sloorenl er 70 SOnif, bar BET
9amle, retlfaine WtloOel, Or. 8eters
Kuriko, itauet GiOens Yrspe. Set
renter o9 ioraoler, itimulerer en- traa
Girtulatlon til ny Sirtiombeb, OpfriIter
oct belle Spitem % biitanr 0ieruen peo
at brinse Orsanerne tIlbase i fin nor,
male 2ilitano. Sen er let at taae.
prompt | i'm &irtnins, liant iitter %
paalioelis ! ale Spsbomstilfelber.
aes buaO Sr. SObn Steele, i Saw.
tbOrne. 3d., tiger oesansaaenbe:
5emostppe Mars sioeIler.
Seq ertienoer bet iom min 9liat at
laoe 9em oioe, at ies, eiter at BABE
brust Or. 4eters Kuriko for en- 9io.
er bleoen beltrsoet for be SubuOIIei.
Der bsSatteoe nit belle anIist, % iom
jes par plaset al i pper 20 9lar. Ollie,
iOm bar fienct % feet min 3ilItauo,
nnorer lis Oper, at jes er blepen iau
Ioranor'f. Sobn Steele"
Der finSes mango lisnenbe 3ilialoer
berettebe / be til Gieren 9io ON auoen
lnolsbne Strtpelier, Os be Ierlouer.
iOm lntsresierer fig for oisie Sure.
burbe itripe eiter ct Gremplar al "@ei.
leoeren". ct bp9ieniit 9iosTrift. Der ui(
bllue Dem tllienot ~irunto. Gil be. Der
maatte puite at bragg iis Or. Ietcrs
hurlko til Nptte % BRYCE iamme. pil
81 lI9e, at Den life fan iaacs pao monet
Npotbet, men erbuIOeS fun hos ipecieae
Iotale N8enter eIer Oirette ira Gobri.
ianteH, VI. Eeter 5abrncp, Gbicaao. SQ,
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
Sc rcomcr lite mere.

Gn ManO - %iormooentlis en- CANT
mel llu9farl - Optr9oer / Npiierue
meo cen Eaaitaub, at bore upmOoens
&pinoer life mere fan rpome. 90 ban
iremietter bette meo ct iaaoant Ilppr
ps en- Zig Baasaaeubeo, iom bet at
rpome ituloe pGre Ell ltur 9pb. Sc
fine 9awer / Dor Tib, Tiger ban, fan
bpre oft, ie alt, l9ie aft uben at give
Sesu til, at oeres Sluiaroisbeo bliper
frRntet, % bet autpoer umistjenoelist,
mener ban, at Slufaroisbeoen er bOrte.
Se fan itrisr for al 2ins liseiom ipr,
% bet pua ct Sieblifs 8~ariel, os feis
rebe Stueipiaerinoer fan uospoe Goa.
rer, pirfelise 1uarer, naar Stolen trGs
Der bet; men rspme fan be life. Ut
itrise % eubps sraoe fan l9res ueo
Stunt; men bet ipues life mulist al
lore at rpome; bet maa TONNE al fig
ielp; 9uuiten fan life Der bjalps
9tatureu.
Sprpset bruser enonu uotrgttet "at
rgome" ON noset soot. "Sm fan lDue
uben at rpome," flyer man ON en- iOrs
bGroet 9gsner. "gi pil life brtnge
pore 2%9ierinoer til at rpbme ueo at
iOrtaIe mere pm bette" flyer Guiierne
oite. Spis bet %altiaa pirteIis cr ianot,
at be mooerne Gamer life mere rpbs
mer, lao mao Der p0re Ell 6eil peb ben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

Sjulene ct eommeubr, iOm Itaoio
boloes isaus tilbaselesser / glarets
Sob n9lten IS WiqiOner Rob.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
o SanO Ninint.

Sel har til sa83t 2Slorus 90, NlHn.. Oh Cmar.
100 900 siereS ~SeruUanclCno. SHaai6s.
2uHlnltr ann ca A~leriGuo, pIa hUllt I &gitH tr o. hl
4OpGt. Tor al cpmnnirt Slttitre. NuUEtcnot 9rier
CT IRA 81 Wtl $3.50 y. Ncrt. SI4 IN % I-utR ns
ter, 100 nus 5amIlier bar bniat ia her ibG Noe,8
N 'aucner. Gpnprttbe Sarmt. g~lorttitr u. Wurs
ran, &aotul, W1ur. CirpuOttte Blloj gIalIs
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

III ben iom bar tibet, men Sen, iOp
mere pnlfer, er iattiG.-Scneca,
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

6jer intet, iom ei oiue uvsnner fan
iaa plbs.-Sensca.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
- nd

Bort iru9tbGre Sopfoplano til 500
a S3 80 pr. Icre 0aar M RAFT ira Sdanoeh'
0lere buaereoe Stauoiuaper bar auereoe
oTrei noe 2litfim, GaIs o. asaofna
Nonmftes ianr, ia Den, iom icrlt toW'
ller. nnturli8piS iaar lit 9au6 nGrnisH
CITATION bog bsbppcr man life at Saa
mere eao , ) NiI NO enonm. SnefH
CT 9anet al | Central hi Ineiota Ior oper ell
MVaa1eO lIOeH, iaa Der or iitet 1inoeE loF
at EnoeTip9e Sanoet. % oprc tIeuote Sai''
a9euter itaGr iGroige til at iDlsc nto.
Starter over be ME Setticmenter lH'
IGroi8e % ieuoeS fri. MOB &orto !iGrlda
SeiirlorIicr Op,r alt leotgt 9apo. 6or a'
li9lte sannipaerbiaettcr b~eHpenoe man
l9 I'll g8r. s.. Ybipps, Land Com
missioner Northern Pacific II. r., euer III
pore ltanoinauiiie Sauo. o. gmil rat''1S
aaeuier:
a. 8 johnson e. Co.
1875 K. I'd st., : st. Paul, MIMI
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09
"3oOrSan bar DEN sapfUOte bst2.

e''''"h Vu' oeH 91DIpote oetI"
2at, me9ct 8pot. San bar Gnlaa
lOr at bllue Siuoent."
90oroan tan De m9rte bet =
bans Gloer?"
Sc, ban iOuer belle 2aaen 90 mir
buer Nat Stanbale."
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

Slnna 6oulp, Tom III er @repinDe
be G~aiteaane, 9it ensan9 paa Den
iaibloaable Siseltole i SsOnB pee Sbs
lapelpbia. Sun bar Der betjenOt ior
line Streser pg line S%pertr9oelier al
Geslsrns, % bauoe bun life baut en-
iaa mastis Stgtte ! i'm 5amilie, oiloe
bun u9re blsUeH uopiIt. 8 Gbeltens
BAN tat peo er Der Ell Dtilitarataeemi
ps mar be unse Wtarsipnner sii iorbi,
upttepe bun ~2eilisbeoen til at itaa bOrts
pso Snobssuinseu % foiettsre meo benz.
Yolitifapteinen: "ppis On fit ie en-
9atrplmauo iomme no al en- SalooH
Ell Spnoas. buao plloe bn ba 9iere?'
0cunosmano: "Spprse bam, buprle'
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

Ut bsrsmt Napn er uite Tom en-
S!Gonlns. Der er urbel0et til Jaoeren.
men sr ipr for til Ssnnen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-09

IL q SCDAI1t1
record had been kept for the Irish, that
nationality undoubtedly would have
shown a still worse record than the
Scandinavians.
Inc above statistics, however, by no
means give the whole truth as to the
pr2portionate prevalence of insanity
among the different nationalties IN
loo4o5 tor instance, there were 1868 IA.
tients In tn hospitals. But ACCORDING 70
the state census of 1885 there were 1870
insane and ldiotlc persons outsids of The
hospitals. Since the nativity Of the lat
ter is not given, the reports of the hosni
tails may even convey a wrong jmnres
sion as to the proportionate repre- emf,
ton OF the different nat.onalties Ard
this undoubtedly is the case in regard to
ocandlnaVlans In 1855 the combined
population of the five counties contain
ing the largest number OF Sc~andinaviars
OF all the countie in the state was about
90 90; but OF the number of insane and
idlo;ic persons kept in those counties
was on 81 or l for every 1906 inhab.
i'ahts' On the other haud,th e combined
population OF FIVE other counties contain.
Ing altogether only a few hundred Scan.
aihavians' was about Sc, 600: while the
humber OF insane and idiotic persons
kept in these counties was S., or one for
every oo5 inhabitants VIII CHI seems 70
go Tar to prove that the Scandinavian
inhabitants OF Iowa send a larger pro
portion OF their insane to the bosn,,als
'han the other nationalities do. This
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
BRIEF ITEMS.

Knee pants, 19c, at Refowich's.
JOS. Ncuburger's special clothing sale
this week.
Suits to order, $12 and up, at Refo-
wich'S, Freeland.
Satisfaction in every respect guaran-
teed at Refowich's, Freeland.
Refowich sells the best 81. so and 50
childrcn's suits to be had anywhere.
Refowich, the leading tailor and
clothier, is where you should buy you
clothing.
The best is the cheapest in the end
Go to the Wear Well Shoe House. Their
shoes all wear well.
George Wise, at his stores in Jeddo and
Frecland, has few more sets of fly nets
and large umbrellas, which he is selling
very cheap.
Ladies, the best-ftting and most
stylish shoe in the market is the Vision,
sold at 81. Can be had only at the Wear
Well, Eberts old stand.
The ladder-iumpng hero, the steam
piano, numerous wild animals and as
fine "A stock of horses as you would wish
to see are among the many things that
cost you nothing to look at when Wash
burns circus comes to town.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
MAGowAN MEETS HIS WIFE.
They Part Friendly, Then He Denies
the New York Interview.

Trenton, N. j., Aug. 20-Mrs. Frank
A. Mcgowan, wife of ex-Mayor Magow-
an, who was reported as having admit
ted to a reporter in New York that he
went to Oklahoma recently for the pur-
pose of instituting divorce proceedings
against his wife, came to Trenton yester-
day from Spring Lake and had a long
conversation with her husband Mr.
Mcgowan assured her that he had not
been interviewed in New York and adj
vised her to go back to Spring Lake,
saying that everything would come out
all right. Mrs. Mcgowan was satisfied
with her husbands explanation, and
left for Spring Lake in the afternoon.
Mr.. Mcgowan, in conversation with a
United Press correspondent, said that
he was not interviewed in New York,
but admitted that he acknowledged that
he had been in Oklahoma. While deny
ing the interview, Mr.. Mcgowan posi-
lively declined to answer direct ques-
tion as to whether or not while in Okla
homa he did institute divorce proceed
iupS
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
THE HOVA CAMPAIGN.
Invalidcd French Soldiers Return
Home-News of the War.

Marseilles, Aug. 20.-The steamer
Yang Use has arrived here from NADIA
gascar She had on board when she left
Madagascar 1856 French soldiers who had
been invalided home. Ninety-six of
these are now convalescent, thirteen
show no improvement, and three died on
the voyage. Ten of the sick soldiers re-
mained at Zanzibar and thirteen at Port
Said, their condition being such that
they were unable to proceed. The Yang
Use brought Tamatave papers chron-
icling report that the Hova prime min
lister, who is the husband of the queen,
had sent flag of truce to General Du-
chesne, the commander of the French
forces, who sent back a reply that he
would treat with the Hovas only after he
arrived at Antananarivo, the capital.
The Madagascar News, one of the papers
brought by the steamer, advises the
Hovas to burn the capital on the APP
proach of the French 1t is stated that
the prime minister has decided to set fire
to Antananarivo before the French
forces get within striking distance of it
and retreat to the southwark. ENJOYS
of the queen arrested Ramasombazaba,
who was charged with not defending
Marovoay and with not burning the
stores there before he retreated He was
taken to Antananarivo, and after a sum
mary trial was convicted and sentenced
to be burned alive, which sentence was
carried out 1t is reported that the
prime minister has decreed the expulsion
of the British, American and Norwegian
traders and missionaries in Imerina.
The authority and prestige of the prime
minister is said to be rapidly declining
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Announcements of religions services
and church news will be published free
of charge under this head every Thurs
day. Pastors are invited to send us all
items that are of general interest to the
public.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
NJ. f. services will be held in Lind
says hall every Sunday as follows:
Preaching, 10 a. IN. and p. m.
Glass meeting, 9 a. M; c. w. Barton,
leader
Sunday school, ? p. M; C. w. Barton,
superintendent.
Epworth League, p. M. Edward
Jones. president.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7.3O p. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
of these services.
Rev. Edmund White, pastor
HOLINESS CHRISTIAN.
Services at the Holiness Christian
Association church are as follows:
Sunday: Preaching, 10 Il. m. Sunday
school, , p. m; experience meeting, D.
M; preaching, 7.3O p. m.
Week day services on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings
Rev. II. p. Jones, pastor.
ENGLISH BAPTIST
Services for Sunday, August %:
Prayer meeting at 10 a. IN.
Preaching at 1870 Il, m. Subject,
This Life and the Next
Sunday school at > p. m.
Preaching at $50 p. m. Subject,
"Compromiscrs.
Rev. j. 7. Griffith, pastor.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
looks like CAMPBELL
Ohio's Ex-Governor May
Have To Run Again.
No Doubt, However, That Brice
VIII Control the Ohio Democratic
Convention-Silver Men Are Still
In the Fight-Some Talk of CON-
promise on Thomas.

Springfield, O., Aug 20.-It now looks
as If the nomination for governor would
be forced upon ex-governor James f.
Campbell The letter addressed to the
Columbus democrats by Colonel James
kilbourne seems to be decisive and takes
him out of consideration with this office
Colonel kilbourne received letter from
Senator Brice yesterday, urging him to
be candidate and assuring him that he
could be nominated by acclamation and
unanimously. This seems to indicate
that Senator Brice has no definite pro
gramme for the convention arranged, so
far as state ticket is concerned.
Brice VIII Rule.
There is no doubt that the senator will
control the convention. The Chicago
coinage plank will be endorsed with some
opposition. The anti-Brice element is
likely to make a fight upon him, but no
resolution hostile to him can be adopted.
l.. p. Chliger, revenue collector at Cleve-
land, and friend of Senator Brioe is
here. He says the Brice delegates from
Cuyahoga will be seated in the state
convention.
Silver Men in the Fight.
Delegates to the convention began to
arrive last night but few were willing to
express their opinions concerning the re-
suit of the convention. Notwithstand-
Ing the refusal of Sorg and Kilbourne
to be candidates their friends are urging
their claims. Sorg's refusal was not one
that could not be withdrawn as he said
his health was poor and the pressure of
business prevented him from accepting
the place. The silver men have not
given up the fight. Col VIM. Tavlor,
who arrived last night, said: 1--WE claim
83S silver delegates in the convention
and concede 321 men with l47 doubtful
do not undertake to say that we will
control the convention, but we will make
such showing that the Brice men
will be glad to make concessions to us. ="
May Compromise on Thomas.
Barney Layton, who arrived yesterday
afternoon, said that Brice would have
900 out of the S0S delegates and that on a
sound money platform he could control
perhaps 600 Capt. D. C. Ballentine
thinks that the nomination will be
forced on Serg. Senator Brioe's private
secretary Is here but refused to be inter
viewed. John H. Thomas is making @
hard fight to secure the gubernatorial
nomination A rumor this morning is
that Brice will compromise ON Thomas
providing the latter's friends will agree
to lend Brice their aid if he is presiden-
tial candidate in 1896.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22

A Gigantic Affair."

The necessary makeup of a circus
capable of drawing money enough to
make it IL profitable business is quite II
gigantic affair, if a person unacquainted
with such institutions were to start to
buy the whole outfit. 1t requires many
cars, hundreds of horses and animals and
an army of employees and daily eXpcndi-
lures of large sums of money. Leon w.
WaShburn owns such show, and COM
bined as it is with his circus, museum,
'mcnagerie and hippodrome, it is IL most
prctentous amusement enterprise. The
circus department is replcte with daring
and graceful riders, male and female,
noted aerialists, novel jugglerS, intrepid
acrobatS. and many other features that
90 to form tirst-class performance.
The hippOdromc races are most thrilling
consisting of chariot races, tandem races,
sack races, trials of speed between men
and horses. and with others of like ma
ture make Il grand finale to great
show.
In the mcnagcrie department will be
found Il number of denizenS of field,
forest, jungle and desert. The lions and
their mother make most interesting
display and the little elephant seems to
hold the attention of all visitors to the
animal collection. Old Charlie is un-
doubtcdly the largest and oldest elephant
alive. The rest Of wild beasts and birds
are worthy of attention.
The show will be seen here on Monday.
August 26. afternoon and evening.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22

A Maine fishing schooner had the odd
and unpleasant experience recently of
continually filling its nets with kind
of fish that the fishermen didn't want.
they were after macl1erel and ran into
a school of whiting, useless fish about
two feet long. The schooner had
twenty-eight drag nets out, and every
one was filled almost to breaking with
the thousands of whiting. 1t was a
whole nights work to clear the nets
after each haul. After getting clear of
the whiting the boat caught, in the
course of whole days fishing, twenty
five mackerel in its twenty-eight nets.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
PLEASURE CALENDAR.

August 2a.-Lawn party at the grounds
of Mr. Mowry, Upper Lehigh, by the
Wesley League, of Frceland. Tickets,
IL cents.
August 24.-Picnic of the Halle Brook
Social Club, at Halle Brook grove.
September 6.-Third annual ball of
Division &, A. o. H., at Frecland opera
house. Admission, 50 cents.
September 23.-Fourth annual ball of
Division 10, A. O. H., at Frecland
opera house Admission, 80 cents.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-08-22
A BOY EXECUTED IN MEXICO.
His Father, Frantic with Grief,
Commits Suicide.

st. Louis, Aug. 1S.-A special from
the City of Mexico says: A boy named
Garcia who twice placed stones on the
track of the Hidalgo railway, the second
time causing the wreck of the train, was
executed yesterday at Pachuca, under
the new law suspending constitutional
guarantees in the case of persons OBJ
structing the public mails or railway
trains. Garcia's father has committed
suicide by throwing himself in front of
train on the same railroad, being
frantic with grief over the fate of his son.