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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29
MeGfen6ura.

Noitof. DDS 10. metlenbursiife
Sanserieit iull I'M ndd)iten S,li bier
g%efeiert weroer, nobel Elm 9eiltlid)es
uno Gin mcltlid)eS auuiert in 9lusiidt
Senommen iiuH. Ser SGnNerbuno unit
iaBt 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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3raun(6weia.

9rann d w9 9. Ger Sian elmer
Sar;9iirtelb0bn @ernigerOocs Ylantens
burg, I. ueolinburg lit sclheitert, ga Ger
preuBlihe Wtinllter oas SebilrfuiB
einer Normalipurbnbn nid,t auerfennt.
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prnpi,t, mrffulrn.

@odolt. Gem Serrn Sran; @efs
mann, Der bon Der Straitammer Wtiins
tier in Solge beS SpinnereisGiniturSes
III rclu Wionuten @ei0ngniB inter
g~lnretnung pcn prei Monaten Inter
illhun0Sbait perurtbeilt wuroe, lit curd)
GnacencrluB Die Straie in Seinln9s<
bait u%mgeluaroelt worpen.
when iheio. Sn Geiellidlait
mebrerer Sa9er upl bier lpa Der Gaus
tedniter Nu9o Sominici, ser feline
Serien i'm elterllhen Naule perlebtc,
ais ,3uldaucr nit sur SGSo 9~egall9en.
Oils Die 9'elelll DAFT lid sum 6rilbltilt
oui oem osloe nieoergelaiien bate,
iprang Ser mitgenummcne Nuno 9e9en
cine az einen Gaum gelebnte Su9os
finite, bieie enilllo lid i'm Tullen, unb
uon Der |noung tOotlih III Die Truit
getroiien, brad Der llin9e Sominici jus
Iamnen.
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1aueru.

81 iln6en. Us @emeinbeumlase
bat i'm Sabre 1895 cine Yruttos
einnatrne BON 5.Il6.773 Wdff uub
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aus orr 13brinpful,.

Neuitaot. IN elmer ser lettct
Stdotratbs'ieungen muroe inter }lnocs
rem mlt9etheilt, ooB Die Tlir9erihnit
$4,000 Wtalt iilr Elm Goltabao oe;eid)s
net hat. SIS lit cieies Elm itones Set
den Ger Spiermilligteit ser bieii9en
Giirgeri6uft, uno lit III boiien, baB
bic noh febleuOen 1000 Wtarf balo gu
iamnen fpmmen.
Eirmaicns. Sier muree pnter
benz &eroad)r bes betrii9erild)c @ons
terotts Der Sdmhi0brit0nt Sarl Gar
pcrbaitet. Ierlelbe g~erieth BOZ meniz
gen 2a9en in Sputurs. Die TQiiipa
in bieiem iolltn iid otf etma 40, 600
Mtart bclGuIen, m0breno Die 2ttiua
rngef0br 5000 Wiart bctrogen.
3meibriiden. li0h ;meit0oioer
Gerbanolun3 uerurtbeilte o0s pi0lSiite
Shrurscrld)t ben Gr0enoarm Satob
Stdfier iucgen ~)i0ubmorbes, be9areen
an Der 7llabrigen Eebrerswittwe Sells
pei BON Goenfoben, III lebenslGn0lider
Suhtbalsltraie. Der NiCrcer bat leire
Chat nift 9%eitaroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29
prnpi,t, 9dJlrs,nip-DnlItrin.

&iel. Sus Shiii rSobann Siemr"
muBte, nddloem Die Sebung amtlid)
bctannt 9egebeu mar, mieoer seleutt
weroeu, neil niht III temalti9eloes
@aiier i'm 9ldteridiii Elm 9an;IId)es
INSTRUMENTATION oeS Shiiies be
iilrften lies; leoOd) bieibt Der Sa.lal
pOllitGnoi9 paiiirbar .-Sem Gieler
Staottbeatcr hat Der Safer cine Cub
pention bon II, 600 Wtart bemilli9t.
&aubsbed. Sier III oas Courage
Mlagaiin oeS ID. Suiaren @0iegiments
nieoer9cbrannt. Sos in benz VebGlne
mobnenoe Gbepaar Gietb tounte lid
nur ourh eiren Sprun3 aus Dem Sent
tier retten. Ger Wtann iowobl mie Die
Srau truSen bierbei idpere &%erleeuns
Q4lt nnnDu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29
Or. Wil.s'
NerYtne iieut
bic 0elunrs
bcit ger.

T6runten art Urgent cine tltine Sadc reate mid Ter.
arr dGf, tae i'd fat patrinnta ruree. Sd tefur6.
ttfte IN 9Dirflttttit. cine 9trrltte III nerten. SD
tt'tets MIR dpCrlei bois Sadtn elm uut Tor nte III
ntfts retnen. Sd bfsdnn Ir. Wtlest retetattrsn
Netrtne an nttmcr, ure ptr SleItm tttfes runeer.
reltn bellmtitds t6ilten MD rrlt&ntie, une id rim
itet 10 acunt rtc ID il mar.
u. Ntiles. Nergtns rire ptatn tic @arantie yer.
tautt, tdF ctt rte diaiAe tslisn pirs rter taf gslt
rire iuradcritatlet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29
nan gu;ua Ger our vtnpepuna erwau,es

nan Nuiug DER aut Gtnbeping erpaUles
men gus9aben 81 46,252 Miarf cine
9teineinnabme pon 800, $40 Wtorf
ertra9en. Ge9en bas Tprjabr 1894
ergibt lid cine Wtinoereinnabme bon
90, 900 Warf.-Oer Erin;,Gegent 9es
nsbmiete oas nit arantbeit begriinoete
Gutlaliuugs9ciud) oes @eneraleW tliifs
DIRECTORS vepi uno ernonl,te i'm gum
Sbrenmit9liebe Der tOnigliden Nofs
fapelle. Ger &upellmciiter 9iiharb
StrauB unb Frofeiior Glomannsbprfier
iuurbcn 81 Soit0pellmciitern crnannt.
Nnsbad. Gin ei9entbilmllder
Toriull erei9nete iid bel oer Friliung
fir ben Ginjdbri9s Tyeimilligcuoienit.
Gin Frillllng erbielt bel Dem oeutlhen
gufIae Die Note bier, mas Die meitere
2%beitnabme an Del FriiIull9 aus
idlteBt. Nls linn ooS e~rOifnct mnrbe,
ertlQrte er por Der Gommillion, Dap er
1iher nIht burdI0ei0llen mare, mcrl
er, mie elm Serr b. yeiitncr i'm porigen
Sabre, Die 2~luf9aben porber gebnbt
hattie. Vet Der barber ipc;iell an9es
ltellten Ternebmlng belt er ,eine
9luslu9e aufreht. IS miro MN llnters
lud)ung gepflo9en.
Gueroori. Sier bcrri1t sro5e
llno bered)ti9te Sreube, inoem baS Ser
mOgen oes eolen MenlhenfreunbeS
&~auinann Tbilippi in @iiribur9, zines
geborenen Guerooriers, ser bieiigen
@emeinoe teltameutnrilb permaht uno
sur Grrlhtun9 zines N~rmenNlDls bereitS
alsbciohl moroen lit. Die Summe
betrGgt 250, 600 Wtayf.
&ieingen. Sm Grandchildren
Scmmerbaulen ifnitt lid aui Dem
6rieoboie elm oortlgtr Ginmobner AM
GIobe leincS GuterS nit einem
Shlahtmeiler sen %cib olf uno itolb
nah ;mci Sagcn inter ihredlidjen
Sfrmer;en. Grlno: Turft nor Strafe.
M(iltenber9. IN A%lt&ilbunN lei
mes Verufes 9eitnrben lit Der in mcitcn
Srcilen betannte Se;irtsOr;t 3nter~
mics IN Wtiltcnbcr0. Ccr'elbc bate
an Gage Slpor cine frnllfe Sub bebals
belt uno cine tlcine Wuuoc am 9lrm
nid)t beadtet. IS tr1t &llltpcroiitun0
elm, sic ben idrtellen SOB bcS be,
oauernsmertben WianneS sur Iol0c
bate.
Nurnbcr9. Su letter 3eit iiro
mebrere yenter ron altotorpQ0en Der
StraBenb0tu Nerid)tlid megen Sdnell=
lahrero beitrait moroen.-Sn riients
lider Wiagiitr0tSiieur9 muroe b%ttount,
baB Die Fripatpoit, melde pom WtoNis
frat lebr lt0rt beullpt Miro, ibre 2luiy
gobe iebr semiiienbait erilllt.
3toieu i'm. Gin Nubcrielotreis
ben idub neulid Mtor0cnS Ton halb
brei llbr bis fur; upr pier llbr in ser
9i0he BON Sure26o bel Sbann ;miIdcn
Gllmolen unb Saroliuenielo ltQtt. an
i3ril d)enr0umen bon ie orei Wtinutcil
borte man bier 0alt; beutlif Elm bei
tiges 9%fottenfeuer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29

pldge. fdHn an CtnCm dneGrt une due ia idiieflIh
~ rerctniam itsintn IN elnsm iiCtentfn @hmsIi i'm
@etirn unt ttr tdun fur6tlim ;apiaft unt idcu
rertet, TEN f1nl Elm othmaG tiger, Geihpottsr an.
itdnt Ter Ncrpen'Genter tcl9i eth Sdulsln In rem o..
ren. Sdid,leNat5i II ure sntietiid NaGhE
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prnuin, stdIlrItr,,.

DAB %unoed. zine nclle Shmcs
~felouelle If bier auigeoeft. OaS S&oi'
fer beiitt cine Ndrme bon ii bis l6
Grao 9icaumur. Die Steine, Gus
oenen buS ShweielmalIer Quilt. gel,
gen Shmeieltriitalle. Dian permutbet,
SaB 6 Die u%raltc, l0nglt pcriallene
WiiIblQuelle lei, welte einen anoereu
aus0ang 9eiud)t babe.
GSaloenburg. Sn bie iOrtoaucrns
ben Gerurtheilun9cn ipegen altalcIt0tSs
beleioigun9 lit enolih eine tleine Nbs
medlelun9 %getommet uto 10 Sic Gtuz
t~OniGteit unterbrodel moroen. 9&eGen
0eleioigun9 oes GrOnprinien oes Seuts
1hen 1tcid)eS uno bon TreuEcu, beS IA
Sabre alten Frin;en @ilhelm, lit Der
9lrbeiter Oabidt non bier III led)S
Wionaten GeidrgniB perurtbeilt nor
Npr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29

3rdu eufcn Scarlts. II
SumcRtcr CTR GIar
Sne., faat: Nerpenleiseu
taten md fan wdtnfr.
mia aemdtt une he aer,-
tt raren nift i'm Siante
MIR 'u %telftn. Mcin Ge-
edttnlB mar ian yer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29
3~1rrniu, StudJTr,t.

Wa9Sebur9. Die toniNlihe SC
gieruns III Wiagoebur9 hat bic gnSes
legenheit non Silhrungsliiten ilr Tebs
rer mieber ms yebcn 9eluien.
Sersber1. Ter G~ruocrm0roer
Gilbert Stride aus Naunccrf, meld)cr
auI Dem transport pon lorNau nab
Ser S%traIanltolt %ittenbur9 nah Nes
berlhlagen leinss 2ransporteurs ents
ilohen mar, lit in 9iaunoori mieber
feIt0euommen moroen.
@itterbu. Gin bobeS sitter bel
ieltener Jiiiiti9tcit hat Der 5ohten9ras
Der Sdmerthelm natier erreid)t. Ger
ielbe iicbt in 90. Sabre uno lit nod
0ttip. Ger llr9roBpater Sd)mertDelmS
lit us Sabre alt 9elporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29

tyr marlote ltd) IN Die Ieaterung III
Mturiennerber nilb bat um Die Nns;abs
lung bes nld)t ubgebobenen VebolteS
I'M GetraNe pcn 44O Wtart. 0ie 9tes
sicrun0 neriii9te, o0B Ser Setras BON
Ger Gjemeinoe nah;u;ableu uno uiBers
Dem oas 0runo9ebalt UNI $50 Wiurt
aui;ubeiiern iei. Die SdulperbanbSs
9emsincen lebntcu aber belre Goroes
ruu9en alb. Die Sahe miro meiter per-
tol0t merocn.
2born. Ger am Is. Slni 5. 8.
aus Dem ,3udtbauie cntl0ilene Hrbeis
tel Sdlaate er'dlu9 III SObentirh bel
Wrleleu ben Hathner Semplln, nohm
Der ilildteuoen Srnu oeS 5empliu IS
Niart ab, erihluS audi oieIe auf Dem
Web0ft oeS liadbarn 3ubel unb erniCr.
oete lflleElih nod ben ,3abel.
SdllGate iii perbartct.
Ibrinprruin,.
&6ln. Sm Sfal0tbeater fam bel
Der Eoriiibrung oes nGlettrlcsmulita>
liihen Splcd) Slomn" Scr MleiUbrcnoe
&linitler nit ben eleftrilhen veitlunose
ordhteu in Gerilhrung uno "ltilrSte
ioTort toot III Tobcn.
Nbegot. &e9en MiEbanolung
zines StreinerNelellen muren Der
g&adtmcliter Slider uuo Der Sfue'
mann Saler pon hlel i'm Sanllar B..
), BON Ser Straifnmmer III Sii'lels
bori III iilni beSiebun9sweiie orei Mo-
naten 0eiGn9nlB perurtbeilt morNen.
Nunmebr iino beioe bcgnaoigt worNen.
AuBeroem muroeu linen Die Gerlbts@
fplten erlaIieu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-10-29

&OnigSberg. Der Sailer i6oB
in 1beerbuoe eineu i3weiuno;wan;iss
Guocr; oaS lit Die SreBte Gnoeniabl
Der pom Safer in 2beerbuoe erlesten
Sirlde.
Sraunsber9. am letten Gage
aeS OinnOuerS. weldeS baS erite Mrmees
'orpS bel Treu6iifsS ollano abbielt,
,wlrre Elm Soloat ourh einen 2anien'
itih in oie Wruit setOotet, elm Meloes
reiter ourh einen San;enltih am 3opie
ld)luer pcrwunoet.
41rnuin, llfrTtprruHrn.
Sroianfe. Der leltene Sail, baB
elm Veamter len Sabren peni9er @es
halt beiiebt, ais linn suitebt, bat it'd tn
Sammer ereignet. Yei Ourdiidt Der
Sdulmatritel entSedte Der Qebrer
yange, baB er felt 1874 idbrli& 20
Wiarf Wehalt III ipenia abueboben bate.
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prnpi,,, pnmmrrn.

Stettin. Taitor 9taub aus Slas
oow, Ser ebemali9e junsio;iale 6ubrer,
muroc ipegen llnterI dJlosung BON Sir
d)entaMcnselpern, Sallbuns bon Sir
henbiidern ulo einiafen YanferottS
Su lleben Sabren 3ud)tbaus ullo iieben
Sabren Gbrperlult p%erurtbeilt.
HHSlin. Der J~iedtSanwalt GGiar
Srp9er bierlelbit muroe megen perlu6>
ter MISUNDERSTANDING in elmer Eros
;eBlad)e, Die er filr einen Snsenieur
Wtebrlng in Sraiilien iilbrte, gu $50
DART 8eloltrafe perMtbeilt.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-10-21

FRANK Campbell, Democratic National
Committeeman, Of the State OF New York,
in letter to National Chairman James
X Jones, declares Bryan and Sewall will
carry New York and bases his assertions
on reports of club Presidents and calls
for literature. He says 81 regard the
situation as remarkably encouraging. l
can conceive Of no greater change in pub
lie sentiment than has occurred in this
State during the last three weeks. The
demands for literature exceed anything
in the history of State politics. This
fact, added TO the reports of the chair.
men of the various county committees,
and the reports of the officers of the
Bryan and Sewall clubs, in which 10000
voters are TO be found, makes me regard
the outlook here as that of many OF the
Western States conceded TO Bryan by
Republicans. My opinion, based on un-
prejudiced reports, is that Bryan and
Sewall will carry New York
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-10-21
GlENDEANE.
Teachers-Miss Emma Davis and Herman
Harper EIope to CanneltOn - The
COlOred People Are Having a
Big Nee. Ing

Teachers Association here Oct. "a.
Wade Pyle, Buras, was here Sunday.
A. NJ. McCracken was here last week
Edgar Lewis spent last week at home.
Miss Alice Brown visited at Kirk Sat
urday.
G. w. Norman, Cloverport, was here
Thursday.
Miss Carrie owen is visiting friends at
Bewleyville.
Rev. James Tucker, Harmed, preached
here Sunday and at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Day, of Short
Creek, were visiting here Sunday.
Miss Alma Mattingly was confirmed at
st. Romuold's church, Hardinsburg,
Thursday.
John Harper, of Sutherland. Davies
county, has been here on visit for
several days.
Several of our young folks attended the
protracted meeting at jolly Friday and
Saturday nights
Fred Hudson, Louisville, spent several
days with John D.ane last week. They
fished successfully.
David Mattingly and family, of West
View, came down Saturday to visit Mr.
Joe Mattingly and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. +. DeHaven, Mill
wood, are spending few days with their
daughter, Mrs. w. r Norman.
The Rev. j. @. Duggins, of wildwood,
was here Sunday. lie reports Grayson
county for Bryan by at least 400.
Sup't Driskell will visit Utopia,
Friday afternoon. Trustees and patrons
are invited out to hear his talk.
Mrs. Joe Mattingly aud children, Miss
Alma and Master Coleman, visited at
Hardinsburg and Harmed last week.
Mr.. John Fentress, aged II years, was
here Sunday to see his daughter, Mrs
Jake Lesher. He lives near Short creek.
Mrs. Dick Oven, on her way from
OSensboro, stopped day or two at Irv-
ington last week with Mrs. Kate Ben
nett.
The cOlored people are having a great
revival at their church near here, The
Rev. Mr.. Johnson is conducting the
meeting
Neither. Miss Fannie nor Miss Mamie
Green was able TO teach last week on ac-
count OF their. mothers illness. Mn.
Green is scarcely better.
Junius Owen went TO Louisville last
week and while there accepted his old
place at bearings, which was rendered
him. June has been several years in
Mr.. bearings employ. His leaving last
spring was at his own resignation reluc-
family accepted by his employer
Miss Emma Davis, adopted daughter OF
Mr.. VIM. Mat'ingly, started to school as
usual Thursday morning. On the way
she was Joined by Mr.. Herman Harper,
her admirer. They very unexpectedly
went to Cannelton and we're married
Next morning they returned at a. m.
TO receive forgiveness, which was already
granted.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-10-21
W. H. CHADWICK.
The Noted Bicyclist Visits ClOvsrport,
Stops Over and Tells of His
Extensive Travels.

About 10 o'clock last Thursday morn
ing, MIR. W. IL. Chadwick, of Detroit,
Mich. probably the most noted bicyclist
in the world pedeled into Cloverport
and stopped at the Cloverport Hotel, for
a rest.
Mr.. Chadwick has travelled more miles
on the wheel than any other living man.
On the first day of January, 1890, he
started from his home in Detroit aud in
thirty months circumnavigated the
earth On that trip, while the earth is
only abont $4,000 miles around, it was
necessary for him to travel $4,000 miles
by water and 1000 miles by land. Since
his return from his trip around the
world he has completed tour of 25.OOO
miles over the American continent in
eighteen months on a wager of 5000
which he won This trip meandered
from North to South and East to West,
over the Rocky mountains, across the
Great American desert, down into old
Mexico and up into the Dominion of
Canada 1t was necessary for him to
swim nine streams, strapping his saddle
and provisions on his head, and, among
other hardships he experienced was
spell Of pneumonia Of three weeks dura-
ton, In the hut OF Chippewa Indian in
Manatoba.
Mr.. Chadwick is out simply on plea.
sure trip now, and is taking his time.
lie seemed to like ClOverport and re-
NAMED over until Friday morning, when
he crossed the river with his wheel and
started for Evansville. From that city
he will 20 10 ST. Louis, thence TO Chica.
go and back TO Detroit.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-10-21
Three Thousand Democrats AS
semble at FOrdsvlIle to Hear
Ellis and Parker.
Impressive Parade In Which Fifteen
Hundred Horsemen Take
Part for Democracy's
Sake.
Gen A. J Gross Master of Ceremo-
MES.

Fordsvile, Ky, Oct, l7.-The largest
political gathering ever in this county
was held here today. The CO aston was
the raising of Bryan aud Sewall poe
and flag, and the rally of Bryan free sill
yer cubs. The parade, consisting OF l.
500 cavalrymen. was an imposing one.
The most attractive feature of it was
seventeen young ladies, sixteen OF whom
were dressed in white uniform and
mounted on white horses, and enc
dressed in yellow uniform and mounted
on yellow horse. They we're enthusi-
astcally cheered by the multitude. The
farmers began to arrive in town before
s O'Clock a. m, and continued to pour in
in wagons and buggies and on horseback
from every direction until after II
o'clock. Gen. A. j. Gross, former cit
izen of this place, was master Of the GER
emonies at the raising Of the flag, and
delivered brief address, which created
great enthusiasm. A conservative esti-
mated OF the crowd places 1t at not less
than 5000.
Ex-Congressman w. T. Ellis was to
address the vast crowd at p m, in Wal
ker's warehouse, but it was found that
the crowd was 80 large that the house
would not accommodate them, and he
spo Ike from the door of the building to
1000 or 800 on the inside and as many
on the outside.
Capt. Ellis speech was one Of the best
that the people OF this county, ever had
the privilege OF hearing, and he was
cheered to the echo. Judging by the
demonstrations OF the people, his speech
did justice to the issues. He covered
the whole ground, including the demon.
citation of silver, tie fifty.cent dollar
argument, the overproduction argument
indeed, every argument against restoring
silver to free coinage at the ratio OF l6 tc
l.
This end OF the county has heretofore
been one OF the Republican strorgholds
but this year many former Republicans
have expressed their intention to vote
for Bryan and a considerable number
have joined Bryan clubs. They were
largely in evidence at the speaking to
day, and were enthusiastic in their ap
plause. This county went for Bradley
by 24j majority. This year it will give
Bryan 500 majority.
After Capt. Ellis had concluded, Mr.
Joe A Parker addressed the people. Mr.
Parker is a Populist, but an enthusiastic
Bryan man. He made a good speech
and was enthusiastically applauded.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-10-21
For Bryan,
OHIO, IOWA AND WISCONSIN.
These States Confidently Placed
in the Bryan Column.


a member of the Democratic executive
committee, Cleveland, o, gives esti-
mates which claim plurality for Bryan
of not less than 10000. The letter states
in Ashtabu'a county the accessions
from Republicans are very large, and
the Democratic committee says it will go
for Bryan. This county has normal
Republican majority OF $500. The labor
element is nearly all for Bryan, while
the Republicans are losing among the
farmers The Western Reserve has been
the stronghold OF the Republican party
in Ohio. To-day 90 per cent. of the peo-
pie are for free silver or bimetalism.
Basing estimates upon polls made here
and elsewhere in the State, the Palmer
vote in Ohio will not exceed 5000. In
1895 there were 52,625 Populist votes
and 2l 900 Prohibition votes Most of
these will 20 for Bryan. The number of
Republicans vino will vote for free sill.
yer is variously estimated, but taking
the smallest estimate made here, the
plurality for Bryan should not be less
than $4,000 in Ohio"
The Democratic committee has re-
ceived poll OF Iowa, which claims a
majority OF not less than $1,000 for
Bryan. In regard to the situation there,
reports received here to-day from the
national committee say
"The Republican managers have be-
come so badly frightened over Iowa
that they have not only been compelled
within the last three days to place sew
eral hundred thousands of dollars in
that state, but have been compelled to
resort to the usual Mckinley method
OF claiming everything. A Republican
morning newspaper, having a mort
gage of $4,000 on Mckinley has found
it necessary to send its most versatile
correspondent into that state for the
purpose of manufacturing a Mckinley
majority out of an adverse majority. 1t
is known positively at national Demo-
cratic headquarters that the last Re
publican poll OF Iowa gave the state
to Bryan by 1000 majority. This ex-
plains the solicitude for Iowa. Score.
tary Walsh, Of the Democratic nation
al committee, has in his possession a
complete poll, completed with the last
week, showing that Bryan will carry
Iowa by majority of not less than
$1,000 and it may exceed $4,000 The
poll shows a Republican detection for
Bryan in every county. This detection
Iuus from 80 to 200 in every county in
the state. The banner Republican coun-
ties are most affected, and they will 20
for Bryan. The Republican poll con-
cedes 10000 Republicans to Bryan; the
Democratic poll shows $4,000 Republi-
cans in Iowa for Bryan. Republicans
are coming over daily, while the Demo
Gratis inclined to vote for Palmer are
few"
National Committeeman Wall, of
Wisconsin, now expresses in letter the
opinion that Bryan will carry that state.
He reports large changes to Bryan and
says;
"The farmers OF the state are over
whe'mingly for Bryan" lie says that
in Milwaukee the feeling against Hen
ry G. Payne, McKinley's manager, is 80
bitter that the city will go for Bryan by
a large majority.