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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Surveyor c. L. Beck witn. Agent V k. Styles and J. B Angu of Bi-b.-. were in town last evening on lodge matters and rstuinsd to tne cnIp | .:~mp ,hi- mo ning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10
Fresh Eisls.

Fresh fish will be d~liveei every
 Friday to residents of Tombs'one, at lOs rates, by l.. Larrieu. Fish ~uIpitd direc. from pond at Fairhank. and hrt ught to Tombstone fresh. Leave ngdere with Martin Costello or with wagon. mS-lm
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

IL is said that the Etts made clean mp of over SIGjo for less than a four Jays run with ten stamps. This would give an average Of about 5000 month, or $lUS 900 year with ten stamps. Cherry creek Is evidently al News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Yesterday the bOGisnen of E. E. Kirkland, once @ supervisor, paid S297.S0. which amour. was taken by him from the county. Jerry Miliay ]. |. T. Smith and M. B. Cox each' pa,d SI4 10 10 make the amount good. Other sums will be paid into tLe county fund later.-Gsze,;e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

In the case of J. 0. Dunbar, sp- pellant, vs. the Territory oi Arizona, yesterday, decision Q! the tower court wss reversed and Editor Dunbar was, through ihi- action, released from the fine Of 5000 tl... had been imposed r,early one year ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

In Boston the medical msn hay. beea aroused by the action of an Eng lish soldier. who is appearing in ih coll 'ges. He eats the desdliest poison in quantities that would lill a vhol. regiment of soldiers. but |, does no' AFsct him |, ,hn iess'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

A City of Mexico newspaper ssys that Juan Diego the Indian 10 whor' the Virgin of Guadalupe appeared il 1851 on the hill Of Tepepse, is soon [" be canonized ss A saint. He has wait ed long for his recognition of his claim 10 ! place in the cnlerdar,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Japan has 8 railway compsnie, and 2.2O0 miles Of track. The govern ment has sent A party of investigator on . tour around the world 10 stud railway operation in various countries ard 10 report on what features may b. worth incorporating into Jspanes' practice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Pima county stockmsn complain Of the dspreiatians of Indian cattle thieves. They claim :o have been damaged to the extent O. SI00 600 in the pas, three years by tine stealing oI the fnpsyo Indians.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Another house bel.ug,ng to Mayor wafhekios Is t-ing moved tU Pearce. The mayor now own, quiie IA nun b,I U residences at the new camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

El Schwartz Was reappointed by Gov. Franklin to be adJutsnt gem ral of the territorial uiiiitia tuesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Dan Ross. of luinI-r fame, paid r,mbstons A visit yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10
Rich Red Blood

I3 tleIOl lation Oi tIe WoDderfuI Cnrca by Hoo Slrsara-i..s.
 That is Why the cures by Hoods Sar- sspa-ii!a s-a CC2-s.
 Tia. ia Why Hoods sarsaDariila cures tn. sc. e-rs: eases O: S,-ofuia, Sat Rseum and o.hsr bi1o1 disca5c1.
 That is Why it oye-cone9 That Tired Fs-.ag. strengthens the nc-ycs, giyss e1c-..y in l,,ac5 z: sx hsustion.
 Tat is Way the sales of Hoods Ssr- ss .a--.!a have inc ceased year after year, ul.l i5 nJS reIa:ces for it's prod uction he largest Laboratory in the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10
Who was
 Paul Revere?

Everybody knows "I'lui RPvere.s Ride. but what . lse did he ever do? The ''Dctiorary of United States History tells. This standard reference book i> arrang alphabetically. and contains shor. crsp. toncis-. comprehensive informant m about every evrnt m Au-rican hi toy. and about ,he men who male he events. il [. Is al a la ce what cuid take Tours ofTe- sea oh m noii,rfrrlS IL ills plaCe ID book dom tha' was VI holly vacari b-'Ore il came. It is needed in every home and library by writers. teachers. prc'cterS. ard layrcn. Cur author. !. Franklin Jameson. Ph. D., Professor of lis io'y of Brown University, formerly .of John Hopkins University.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10
City council meet tonight.
\. 0. U " meet tonight

E gs are being peddied around in Tucson Al 20 c-nts per n4ep.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10
FOR SALE.

A good spring wagon. new wheels. canvass top, , seats, built by L-'E, Page; capacity 1000 lbs. in excellent condi- tion and for sale cheap for cash. Call and look at +. a bargain. Apply to C.L. Cummings. cor 5 thand Fremont. i2l-tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10
Hoods SarsapafIIa $

Is the only Truo Blood Purifier p-orni- re':ly il ths p15lic ere today. Be surs ,o g.. l,aol's and only Hoods.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Pow6es WorlG Fair FIlshest Awa.A
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-05-10

Wild uIsd .ssIK ad sv,0u asuoA EasAa
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
WenmeTeGoeuDc SunOe.

Sapaneiite Blade ~inbebolber Serets
ming ON en- m~ertp9roig 5oreteelie, Der
sr blepen Sslsen at ben 5loobslge, Icm
BEN 15be SUM iioitleoen hjemisgte Sas
pan % anretteoe en- fprfproelig Eoes
lpgselie. 5 ben bdarbeit rammeoe
5iergfuloe propins Spatsta aab Sas
nainer (pilpe, ulplignenbe 9unoe) op
2igene at be omtomne. Ssrpeb 1T DC
Smag paa Menneftetjsb pg pptraoer
Then ben Sio ON H9tterne paa en- me-
get ubpggelig Maabe; be operfaloer og
Poer Wenneiter, iom be treHer paa, oe
Jjsr bet umuligt at reii L ON Hatten /
oisie Ggne. Sterit er 5aren for
poitbuoene, ipm Dag og Hat mad OPP
retbolbe Sorbinbelien imellem be for
Itieaige poititationer. De forbes till
fobs % bar ofte milelange Stratninz
ger at tilbagslGg9e. 5lere at bisie
pp1tbuo er alIerebe blepen or9bte al be
oilbe DIR % mango SprItprrelIer bers
peb forpplot / Yoitgungen. 5rufitz
miniiteren bar berfpr gipet Srbre til,
at ppitbuoene / be af Sunoene bjemz
Isete Siitritter ital fortunes meb
Srompeter; tbi ligeiaalipt ipm lllpene
ian be piloe Sllnbe fprbrase Srompets
Itsb, men taser 5lu9ten, iaainart ct
Ppitbub iteber | Srompet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
MItfor inange Mai.

Otter be iibite ipere Gssnfpt. oo
lle 8affe os Glos iuulmeoe op, itauo.
isbe plubielis ole Maifiner i Salfeu.
ten Brus / portion. Sperten Sapeiio.
er eler Spiuoemaitiner eaer be andre
Sreisr fif man til at rpre ia. glarIas
seu uiite Jig at bore, al 1urbinen bar
iulo al Ial, flere bunDreoe. tiloels
itcre Saf. De baube imiolertib
manttet tsoe meo 2ipet ior ben ge.
Drift, ibet be bar baffet bp / imaa Si.
Ter. Bitten, Der itanser for 9urbin.
rsret. bar paa en- eaer anben Naaes
iprrn9t. os oerpeb bapoe Galsne, ION
a soaet uo ai g~OrreuanSet for al
fpnme tiliss, toset fell al @eier. Ge'
Uareoe ct Tar Gase. fsr 6abriten Ton
lsaus isien eiter bette marfslise Il lelo,
ltripss Der til "Usrbens Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
YapaS &iGrltgbcosbrcpe.

Sra Spen Poien fprt9qes fslgsnbe
m%oripmme Siitprie:
Gn lioen 9ut, iom iamlebs paa SRI
m9rter, bah nplig i'm Saber ON at faa
.falge eler bptte bort noels 5rimerz
fer, Iom ban bapbe funbet paa @ulbet
/ Pupas arbeiosparelie. Saberen gap
ham ben snitebe Siaabelie, og inbs
iti9rpeoe bam paa famine Sib, at ban
ituloe laoe 5rimerterne blipe Iibbenbe
paa &onppluterne, forbi ban ba pilbe
fdd mere for benz. Ssnnen fulqte
6aoerens Haab og lob life Blot Sri
m9rterne blipe iiobenoe pdo aonppl1z
terne, men LOB ogiad be 9repe, Iom laa
inbe / apnppluterne, saa meb paa aisz
bet. Spor blep life Saberen fprTtret,
let, ba ban npsle Sage efter al en-
Dame, fom en- Sang bapbe prret
bans Sldmme, men MI bar gift, bligs
unberrettet ON, at be 8iGrltabebss
brepe, ban / fin Sib bapos fadet fra
benbe, cirtulerebe / 9pen og HoHebe
line nuparenoe Snbsbdpere opermaabc
megen Moritab.
9utten hapbe t~ilf9lbisois face. fat
/ bisie 9reoe % bapos uoen at lnbere
Isge beres Snbbplb label benz TONNE /
fremmebe Sanber! Der btep 1iort
fore 4~n'trengelier for, at ben baanbs
trepne aiGrliebebslprtt after tunbe
TONNE tilbuse til fin rette Gier. Men
QnItrengelisrne trpneoes life altib msb
6elb. Mange at De npe Snbebapere
ertlGrebe, at be pilbe bebolbe grepene
for psb fo~refalpenbe 2eilisbeb at be-
nptte Dem ium "grepbog for GlIfenbe."
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
ION Yrairie, Winn.

Cen fsrfte politiFe Gamp, 5obo eountr
b,r hart, er III ODER meo rspublifanF seier.
mtsinl,p @olsmrnc og be rspubliianft
eonpipatsr for Statstmbeosr (utotasen GU
,,,rsr, III optil 400 Maioritst; Climb lit 60.
gt rcpubltanfs Rauoioater til aonsresier
"a eroisloturcn er Oalgts mso 1000 WaiO:
rjttt brer.
81 r.publfanFe Ranoibater for Gountp=
,rrbeogmruo cr oalste meb Waioritetsr, iom
,rIoer: auoitsr, albert SRbOou, 205; aas:
;,rcr, a,obn p.terisn, 1872; sberiH, Geo. %.
mopraro, 324; Ie9iftsr Of SecDs, SObn
geoit, o.; gttornep, 6. 3. @ooo, So; Suogt
ri Qrobats, s. 8. 2octs, SO; Supt. Of
rtppls, 8. 9. Se2aurier, IS; SuroepOr,
g. 2. sarecant, 300; Coroner, ", 6. Dur.
MN. 285; 50. Commissioners, life Siitriit,
Il. g. Gretnp, 1l9; 3ois Sit. 9. BREEDER
tltmopoy), 66 4lurdlitet; ste Sit., ecuia
gnOerion, 1862 9lurali.et. Gmtrent 400
Strrrrcr bleo afsipet Der.
gsfultningen ct omtrent liseiis belt mel
lem Sfanpinootr, Spitere rs ameritansre.
scr er mtgct Soot 2ono at iaa tisbt for fra
: iii 10 Goldrs pr. Icrc; oparbeiOsos Sur
n, iorbolospis bsisre. Smtrsnt en- Siettes
ref at 6ouutiet langs Den sitre @rrnoie er
b~oarli9t; Rsitcn er eoot 6armingslano.
Gourtiet beituur at % 3oipnibtps, bar )
9,rnbansr, ct Suiin Sntaa6per men cpti!
1000 SnObDegerc, os onttrsnt $4,000 SnDbDgs
ocre | gountiet. 9i bar 120 Stpleoiitrifter
"a 8 Fanoinupife airfsr.
vi bar nGften uben llnotagelie baDt COB
gpline be q gar, llnocrtesneos bar boet Der.
@cr, orittige 9anosmGuo 2inoeruo, Yeterion
"a Scolp, @icre at .lettrif QDs, Welmsle os
ganOpGrt, sisr gobe 6orrstninger, ligeiaa
subuion os Gbriiianion, Creamery, os pc
ter stotp, Gen. Store.
gnftr, at mango Here at mine 2arosmrno
maa boiatts fig Der, oa ri bar soot Sanp os
Bum NOT enoni.
Sobn Qetsricn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
Socpicn

er tstlsnet for at pare ct meaet onb.
Otabs'ulot GDr. meu psiaa ben ipiler
Anoertioen Ell Selgjprers Iole i 90,
'Hrens Susbclbnins. eitsr bpab "sSriib
sfntnralilt" 'prtnIer. @n DER. BAR
r''9ton bemrrfeoe, at Der ioarncoe en-
pei Tel SSepie omfrins hans &ipr, %
0eo tpisre Gfter'pu iaa ban, at be a0e.
lar1men bar ipris ii9ro meo at iauae
oIuer. naar bisie uiloe iaite ia paa
alDreHe. Der oar ii9r en- bpib So,
lOm traf Here SpepIe til fla enb be
andre, forbi 5Iuerne par lettere at ie
r'Oo bet bplbe Climb. Naar en- s,peps
LANCER en- Slue. biber ben iirar at beaae
S't9erre. unocrtiben ct 8en eller TO
% leiti9bcSsois Spbet. San jaa noale
a. Soepisne ianse en- MP Glue, ielp on,
Oe aasreoe bar belasiet mco en-, %
H9oe a''teb meb besse. Der bar en-
HaO'a Strcm Of Spepie, iom bar Gluer
UOfi' lprmOoentlia for at anusnbe Dem
III 6Doe Tor fine 2arper. 9sbet al
!gVe Wt'nutter bIeu Der paa TO ajsr
lans't meuem 800 % 400 Slusr.
~'0afe osnne 8eretnins ON sOSe &ier-
n'nssr pil briuae 5Oli til at bDmme
''O' m'loere ON Spepiens Sell.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
"Yapa, al mig Gu Sfil=
Iiu0!"

FRA RoiiOip pso Son ifripes til "9s.
tersburs SerOlo~: Gn liseiaa rsrenoe
ION ~uiabpanlis 8esipenbep banotc
uplis pea @noen Siaoouaia. 20 tis.
aenoe Gutter / en- Iloer al ti-tolp
lar bah en- i~urbifjgrenoe officer ON
en- 4lmisie. Mien Sfireren aipiIte
8utterue % beineee auifen at ijsre
uioere. s iamme glebIit raabte ben
enc Gut:
"8upa. g. mig bog aliseoel en-
Stiqius!"
Gan bauoe pua Stemmen sientjeuoi
lin 5aber. GOr fem Gar iiosn bier
ban uemlis al ubefienote Yerioner
i%tianlet fra TorelerebIemmet, o. aat
De anitiaebe gi,eriOrifuinser a irug,
teslsIe. Ru isrte Tilialost after So.
b:r os Sen iammen. Sorrlbrenes8.,
De ouer of BABE sjeniunbet fin Ssn 20,
J sranbislss.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

p9re Snoifjerinser | 2dno.t. liot efter
libt fplbes meb bette Snepono ps blep
forte. Chen bls9nsbe be os dntog
tililut FANNIE 5arpe Tom 5aItldnoet.
8anbet bapbs ubIpilst fin Roae. Oct
flpber messt lansiomt ub pau Wdrs,
og Sjserne sler S%apbugterne bliper
p9loise Sumper, bpcr Der blrtig uos
oitles en- frooig 8egetation, Der uoIlets
ter ben msrte Sarpe. Sililut blep
Pldnetens belle ipbligs Salpoel rsos
gul, pg iamtioig blep be finale Sonaier
ipnlige. ferit fpbpau, bpor be 'tadr /
Jorbinbelie mso Sapet, og Iioen lam
gere mob Norb. Oct fra Spo toms
menbe 8anb lebebes s~ienipnlig inos
oper 2dnoet. Gnelte aanaler iades
1t munbs ub / en- flor runo SlGt, bpab
Der maa antages at pRre Snoijeer eler
ReIerpoirsr for Sapbdnbet.
Saitlanbets Slettcr er oeloiee tsrrs
Grtener, iOm fun frugtbargigres peo
oenne 8anbing fra Sapet.
9a Ssmperafuren paa Mdrs er Lao
% iepn, opituur Der life ilige Storme,
ON hi er oant til, og fslselis beller life
iaa oprprt s6ap. 09mningerne tar
oerfor bore meget lape. 2opea onier
BET for gioet, at Mars maa p9ret be
sect al lepenbe @Giener, Der bar fam
ne @epmetri ipm Ri, og ipm / tefniit
0pgti9beo, ON life osiaa / mangt an
bet, itaar lungt Dper os. Oct joroiIft
WenneIfe er bperen bet eneIte e1er bel
bsisit bseapebe 8Gien | 8eronesaltet
nener Profesior 2opell.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
Sanion. Danftom 60, Nsiun.

SEQ trur, bet alereoe bs0DnOsr at oile 5esr
til btOre Sioer, eiteriom Qriisn pua 9peosr
br9pnoer at itise. SiOte Gang ies bar
gaAitcn mco S9psoe, bpiltst bar ben ODE os,
bttaItc De 81 Gents pr. Sn., ION er mere enr
Dc no8eniteos bar betalt for ben bsr / Ssit,
BET pii iigc for galsouoen, os lloFstsrns er.
at ben peoporrnOs bill ities.
9odg bar ri en- 8eliigutlie al Sne ION
Tiger Ter, ri bar omtrent 6 Sommer. ffpr
en- ll8es SID ioen babe oi en- Masie Gtgu
iom life bar buut fin eiss paa mango @ar,
netcp fsr Groittn iom, ioa 3. Saiota bar
bsore l~toigtcr for ct 9oot aar, eno bet bar
OTret S~iIirlott paa Ell bel Iarrrite.
Ole Stari.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
2~oniS Wtmm.

Wintsren fommer tiolis, oa ben alltreoe bar
aiGftst os en- 2 Tiger meo Sns % Rulpe, bill.
let ,r msset ubebaseligt, oa nriten oft Gorr
ltaar uos lant en- Stl utrGiet Spsos. Selr
ON Vi faar sobt 9sir, iaa er Sptpen iaa rao,
at ben life Ian irlses, men maafe ben ters
trs, naar ben bar lisset | Sus en- Sio. @i
NJ sanIte GOD aOlins, fra 10 til 20 guIbcls
". aere. Seres g%bonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Staar I 9ntic oper manat Il z pffe Wsblrmeut. Sa
6iGoet en- bd'o 1iiHlrH Sielter. Soito Gactr9 bel
iglenner, hand rubbed finish. Smutt uoltdarct. Gel
e 8 SOB b., 20 EoD bco sirtpeborO 81 Iommsr
6reooe noao. Drop Leaf luttsr o1 itguaet. Gu Dtes
itng'Stang TOR JorbGuq.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
IarjbEclo, Oregon.

SorsOog 6ormiooa9 ben TIE NtiObcl
hrnotc ct bstlaselist lllpttestiliGlos Der, iost
Silius Gritiou blcp Sicbli,tslis brGbt af er
Naanoipa9e, iom ban fulDe itauoie ct 6iuj
mco / en- Sagmsle. aiosoe bar nosle o(
fcmti aar santmsl os efteriaosr en- flor ga:
Mile. Seq bar fere 8auss urrst / hans
6auilis, os ies mua fise, at ban bar ct Msn:
ter ui en- Mauo. San bar Ell sammel nor1
StDrmanb fra gDen Manpol.
Aoolf Sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
2raaneS, GIaN Co., Wtnu.

Gen lite September tom ri lpitelis biem
fro Dor Rorsssreiie. Sientue er bog bsoit
iclO ON bet / 69OrsiauOet er aloris iaa bps.
sclist. Siemme | 5elemarfen blep ri mob.
tagne iom oerrcfolt babe al S~lGgtninss
gttienOts os l~liieuote. Yer bar prGgtist
6Olt / 5slsmarten, Os ies bapoe tGntt al
~iorbliOs Der, men bet tunoe lite saa an. 81
icrotr berpco pDre bsoite Silitncr til oort
Slrgtninge, @snner % pctienote i 5elsmar;
fen, iirr til Sorbisr9 Sic.
q. 8. Sreilano.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
correspondence.

r,prreoreer rren gpnrn "a Nbreth inns Z"
90 frItr III. ts Fir life eroara oierneinI1nc -
q ,te,tirr,r. gapnet ri iiiebIipe cNeiitltar,crf, met
Sirh,, ree,or rntEpe ap ireirpneert rnfsr bet. men
aercitirnen rnaa baoe s'anret % aeteslen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Sor en- COB % biats efole sao III
aasnl'ana College, Canton, g. Iaiota.
sn''''srmlns bs3pnoer 2irsbas ben lite
"''l' l2bla&t
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-25
QUAY FOR CHAIRMAN.
The Result of the Visit to Canton is
Out.

Washington, May 25.-The opinion is
gaining ground here that Governor
Hastings of Pennsylvania Will be given
second place on the national Republi-
can ticket, and it believed that Senator
Quay made suggestion to this effect
when he saw Major Mckinley. The
Information reached the surface from
a Pennsylvania politician who has the
confidence OF Governor Hastings Three
weeks ago State Senator Andrews of
Pennsylvania was here to see Mr.. Quay
and it is claimed that he brought the
political proposition to Mr.. Quay to
place Governor Hastings on the ticket
for vice president. AS the story runs,
the senator aSsented to lend his sup
port to it, but suggested that the whole
matter would likely be in the hands of
the Mckinley men, and the only way
to bring it about would be to see them.
This matter, as claimed led to the Can
ton trip.
In this connection expressions from
General CrOsvenor are in order The
general of late has been referring in
kindly terms to Senator Quay He in
sists that much of the good Republican
legislation is due to him He says
that Quay has held his party solid in
Pennsylvania and that he made OnefOf
the best campaign managers to be
found in the poljtic4t history of the
country. He adds that as long as q
man stands as wen as Mr.. Quay at his
own home, and continually leads the
party to victory. he should be given a.
welcome by the man nominated at St
Louis
The attitude of General Grosvenor to-
ward Senator Quay has started the
story that Senator Quay may be made
chairman Of the national committee to
take care of the Mckinley campaign,
and that possibly the Mckinley man
agement will aim to comply with the
suggestion of Mr.. Quav that Governor
Hastings be nominated for vice presi-
dent. 1t is looked up as fairly certain
that the Mckinley managers are dis
posed to take a kindly interest in Reed
and OuaV-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-25


the bosses We especially admire in
Mr. Mckinley that quality which en-
ahIes him. Notwithstanding the pres
sure of his enemies. to keep his views
on silver coinage to himself until such
time as he thinks it wise to express
them
There are just twelve voters among
our employees We showed All of them
your circular and requested an express
sion of opinion Eight Of them are Re
publcans. two are Democrats, two
PopuHsts. Seven of the Republicans
remaining Republican and one of the
Democrats expect to vote for him. The
P0puhsts hope for a chance to vote for
an out and out free silver man But
one Of the entire twelve approves of the
gold standard, nor do we
We believe a change of the present
ratio to one more equitable to the
debtor and wage Garner, and an in
crease i'm the volume of the currency
to an amount adequate to the demands
of business, are absolutely necessary
to the public welfare. We are mer-
chants and not politicians even to
limited extent We have never held
q public Office nor asked for one nor
expect to. visit to the polls on cleo
tion day to deposit Republican bal
lot has been the extent of our political
experience heretofore We hope, how
ever. this year to set out and work
for the Ohio statesman We do not
admire the tone of your circular, and
were somewhat surprised to receive it
from a journal so admirable in many
respects. But we hope you viii flood
the west with them, for we think they
make excellent campaign material for
BIr. Mckinley. Yours truly.
co
O. r SAWYER, Pres.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-25
oLoUDBURsT ar n. MeREaoR.
Several Lives Reported Lost at the
Iowa Town.

Dubuque, Ia. May 25.-It is reported
here that u persons We're drowned at
North AIcGregOr by a cloudburst. Siren
uous efforts are being made to obtain
particulars
Milwaukee, May 25.-A cloudburst at
North AIcGregOr. Ia, resulted in great
destruction of property and probable
loss of several lives One body has been
recovered in the debris. A mile of the
tracks on the St. Paul road are under
water and trains between Milwaukee
and NcGregOr only are running, the
connection west being broken.
a small telegraph Office at AIcGregOr
was completely washed away.
Running through McGregOr is a small
stream bearing the name of Bloody
Run. This empties into the Mississippi
just below the town, but after the cloud
burst this morning the run was unable
to carry off the immense quantities Of
water
Buildings in the ravine We're inun-
dated.
The passenger train which left Mil
waukee last night for South Dakota
points was unable to proceed farther
than McGregor, and it was ordered
back to Milwaukee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-25
Postmasters Made Delegates and In
structed for Free Silver

Beloit. kan. May 25-The Mitchell
county Democracy in convention here
Saturday elected the following dele
gates to the Topeka state convention,
June 8. y. d. Van Hook, FL r. Iatum,
Fred Lutz, G.. l.. Hudlzins.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed.
we the Democrats of Mitchell coun-
ty. in convention assembled, hereby re-
affirm our allegiance to the time hon
0red Democratic doctrine of bimetal-
lisnl. 10 the use of both gold and silver
as primary money. and the coinage of
both at @ ratio without change or limit,
we therefore favor the Immediate re-
peal of all laws by which silver was de-
mCnetized. and demand its unqualified
restoration to the right of free and UNI
limited cOinage in the mints Of the Uni
ted States as money of final redemption
at the ratio of is to il
Resolved. That the delegates elected
by this convention be instructed to vote
delegate to the Chicago convention who
is not in full accord with these resolu-
tiOns."
Right at this point there comes a
question. Two of the delegates, Lutz
and HudSins, are pOstmasters appoint
ed by President Cleveland and this
makes rather q peculiar situation.
The delegates are favorable to the
election of Duane a. Freeman Of this
city for delegate at large TO the GGlica-
80 national convention. Freeman is an
original slverite and one of the most
prominent Democrats in the Sixth dis
trict- He has been a candidate for con-
graSs of his party twice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-25
JOLLIES WALL STREET
Platt Assures the Eastern Gold Men
of a Gold Platform.

New York. May 25.-Ex- Senator Platt
gave out a statement tognight in part
as follows:
THE business men of the count
may confidently rely upon their views
being expressed at st. Louis. both as
to the maintenance of the gold stand
ard and as to the nomination of a can
didate who can appropriately stand on
a gold platform. New York viii pre-
sent such a candidate and the vote of
this state will be cast almost unani-
nous.
Il observe Senator Miller, in a recent
interview, says have no commission
to speak for our delegation on that
point. 1t is a small matter whether I
have or not. The important thing is
the fact. He, for instance, having
been elected a delegate at Governor
NOrtons' request, having attended the
conference at which it was resolved to
place Governor Morton in the field,
having been the first man there to ad-
vOcate that action and the first man
to proclaim to the world by a formal
interview when the conference ad-
journed, he, of course will be the gov
ernOr's staunchest supporter in the
convention He says I must not speak
for him. but can certainly recall his
record in the matter and can at least
express enough confidence in his char
faith with himself and make good his
promises.
What is true Of Mr.. Miller in this
respect is similarly true of the other
delegates, whether they represent dis
tricts or the state at large"