davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

ImSircftoren er paa en- 3 Tigers
etuoleretle til 6rantrlse % Gusiano.
g Troutrise oil ban ituOere 6prappa'
rater, i England 3uuseiisnalappara'
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

5nnben BOB. 5OrIeoen Dag bleo
snepter % SusmanO Gbriiteu Rielien
al aiarbsl iunoen oso uoe paa War'
fen / Nerbeoen al lit Siem. San bauoe
p9ret p;o Wsaeu meo en- Set &orn,
ben laa pso Slbsn al BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
5 Horbmnno til SpbpoIeu. z

ben SDopOlerpeb,tion, Iom ben bslsi1fs
Stot til Sommsren ffal afienoe unoer
Sr. be Garlabs 2eoelie. ital fortunes
A q 5 Roromanb; 2 er aGerebe ans
tasne, nemlis Spban 8oren fra Greb'
rtffiao % Nmunbien fra SanueIuno.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

6otclialg. SOlel "Spuano" i &an'
oers er al Sr. 8. 9. Sanlen iulst til
icclaloemOtrut,it Sp5seielitub for &c.
900 8r., meo 1900 Str. u%obetallng.
@%ienoommen opertases al SUreninsen
iii Scraaret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

6rQaub5 npe Sogneprelt Sr.
Hiuoticn pil isrlt til Saaren fanne
tlt.aoe Gmbsoet. Suotil oa uil bet
blrve beitgret al Oroiueret Yrelt Oscar
G(unt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

st SeIeioniumpaui sr pnoer Cans
nellie paa 9anssen. Senii8tsn er at
fuu 6~urbiuoelIe melem San9gen -
Sab
"a Glosiipro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

MffebigelIr. uuoer 21oe DIT. er
fal. &oniul / Nep Orleans .. 81.
9anse eutIeot9ct i Naaoe fra ben al
BAN betlRote Bot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Gnbt Strife. StrIten hos Sncob
SplmS Spnner er enpt. Der er truis
let en- Sperensfomit meIsm be itriienoe
N~rbetoerifer us NrbelOssrperne, iaas
leoes at glrbeibst paa &eberbaneu oil
bliue sisnuplaset fray.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
"8rpber llniug". &abenraa, 29o,

"8rober lining. Gabenrau. 29oe
Sttober. 8sb Qabenraa Napninssre,
bar Gmtsbommer 2inoemann ioaa
iosmt Sournalif g. Gnoerien so
Marts Ssbe for "@rOber unius" peo
robreoelie al "Suletto" (grnit SOis'
lens 5crlus) Os &ebattsr Sanien,
RsrremsQe, so Nart for "@rObsr un'
Jug. spet psb 9itlsn ~Ssnberipbits
Garbsser" Os paa ct Eiositriit, builiei
Sanien, Rsrr smsle. er WeOuosipsr al.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

10000 Grpner er MI tesnst I'll
gpfaffelie al Gampfib ps Brumme
ior 9rouspprt al @igoiel ira Bergen
III Qitrltterne / eguore Ser9enbus.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Zen gaeSffe sag. giburs. 2bsu
Rupembsr. Ouerretten bar i Sag fab,
ieitet glarbus Grtrarets Dom / Der
Saesifs 9rabsias. 8eo 9Ommen par
ajsbmanb BaeS % bans Ssu aniei
benbplbsnis meo 6 @anse 5 9asea
Sansi2l pua gauo os 8rsb Os Is
Wiaaneoers Gprbebrinasbusa rbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
@n tor 6epinl. Msaeren i Step.

6n tor 6eoinit. Msaeren i Step
pinse fisbte iorlspen tire 2ooieoler a l
Narf Stp,fet til Seitelottsriet | Gins
born. Sob ole ne iorareoe BON til
line Born. Oct enc Barn bar nj
unbet Sopsoseuiniteu. en- 2anoausr.
ioripanOt mso fire ~iuloblobs Ssite.
@suluiteu er anIlaast til 10. 900 Rart.
Wplsrcn ifaf bare rsiit til Glmsboru
for at iraiis uGrmsrs Seitemmelie ON
@euiniteus uolsusrius elier muiiss
Sals.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Solst SegluGrf. spenobOrs. 3oie
Rouember. s Dag bar 2ealuarfseier
Claus Gnberien, Setersmiuoe, fiobt
3esluarfseier &rsferS SeslpGrf /
Steenltrup meb Gaamaterialier os Sn.
pentar for $4,000 Str. Sp~ertaselien
fer eiter 5O~rlpoenoe itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Sil StatiOusmeiter | Sfien sIter
Sr. 8aacr, Der er auiat iOm Statlons'
meter / 3rammeu, er Ill al Stprelien
ouiut Gtaticusmeiter paa 9Oussbers
&. Sic.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
III f.

Heiormpartiet. 8ehprslien bar til
Sormano palgt soius Ssssbro % til
Setreiar s. 6, Glriitenien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Strife. SamtlIse uUrne arbeioere
hos Glet,rlter emil Wisuer i SOriens
bar neplast Grbeloet. Iarlasen ltal
pare, at Sr. Wtsaer bar iorbuot ars
beioerne at bente ipiritusie 3rlifeuarer
arbeiostioen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

sroiifeu paa uritOsbansn er be'
,rnot Wten Der tiores snonu fun meO
|ct gpo ON 3aseu. Senere ital Der
,oo 10 Goa ON 9agen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

~iosteIeiuucr fra aaurp't til arl'
|Io,,rio. Der for 9ioeu er unoer anlas,
|n,r furpe pentes aabnet Slutnlnsen
.nf NCpsmber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Stor 6abrifsbrano. @efe, 29oe
Situber. aUrsnHs fore Slpfasie'
iabrif ueo 5alun % ct Susuarf, Der
par i~ammenbpsset meo Gapfas iefabri'
fen, er / MtOrses neobr9not. Gen
iamlebe 5prlitrinssium anoruser ZOO.
600 &.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

YoItuGsnct. De %tOuitituereoe Gss
iiiteuter Cand jur., 9sItnant V. Sitens
ieIOs Saaien % Cand. polit. s. Ggr.
9leIien er anlutie lOm asiitenter peo
Observation-Disclosures ipr 8oltpRsnet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

elrftriIf Gps. Zen lobe DIT. bar
|eap,rne | Grspritsitao iOr isrite Gang
orlnft. al bet sleftriite 2ps Der pirteoe
tlirso8iiQenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

~aorropeIie er %inpsauet nieuem NOro'
I,H;or,ren 9gitnant Sjalmur SOban'
T., =, argfeu Siloa gurnm. Stien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
yGrrrfoIneIisr.

gGrrrfaloeIier. Gsminariit z.
gbilosaorb Sanien er toloet III Semte'
lorer pso 9GrsIfisbins 8crser' us Re'
alffole. G~notnlurer peo Stsrriua
SiOle 6. g. GbriheuSe fen iii siolslerer
/ a~lIebsosn (Sirtsbols) SOrne Susu.
2ererinbe oeb 8rsnoersteo Real'
Ifute g. Seuien er falost i'll ira LIT,
Ropembsr 1896 ct rssne at uare 2as
reriuoe ueb Bauobors Sfole.
Semiuarilt 6. Or. Sergenien a
Stenberup Stop err faloet III anocr'
lQrer peo Sinrup Gtole.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

G%isnbomsialg. YrOprietar Z.
Gnberien bar iolst fin @ienbom "al'
lefrupsaaro" ueo GainsbrO, Greal IL
Gor. Sartforu. til Bropr. Sanien
"8oeligsaaro- paa Wols, for $4,000
8r. 8 Salset mebfSlser fulb 8eiets
ming, glpl os Nplsreoifaber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
Giteriperaiel.

Saus OR auoion 8rauobuseu ira Sttsoa.
len guobranoson.en. Rorss, bep,s ON al
reiu iin aoresie I'll .. U. SIoHita. alto a,
eau Ga re Co.. @la. 1909
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

StOlciubpielie. Sfotios npe sfos
Iebus Iuouieoes 3otsoas ben 15oe Stt.
oI %rOoIt Sroins i Sperpar Of en- Del
al SoIum aOmmuuel preliss os efule.
ltprsts Wteolemmcr iamt andre Sntes
resiereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

s.rcmeferen i u~eiire. iDnoenilelolte
7,arrtl, 8aui6r, bar(nu tasst SOpal
rn,sb,ro iiteoetfur | 9~prssruno.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

s~rorSrrsn Gaub. mag. 2. sabI
|, nnfot iom a%OuierUatOr o'O Oct SOta'
=. Wuisum sriitiania.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
Gienoomm lei Softe meo 9uTtebO

G%ienoommeu Softe meo 9oItebOl'
men | Snrum, tilbsrenoe 5. u. &ei'
merits gbminiftratiOnsbo, er al glooutat
Gser iolst til SISasfsrer Berg,
Mois pr. 8ommis iion for Sir. 10000
cs Smfoitn1nser. 9il Gienbummen
bsrer z q 5000 Maal sfOp, Ssanlas
m. m,
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

GleftrititctsuGrf ipr 5Ieffefjoro
'Hotboes Der M iii. a%ftietapitalen er
lat til 10000 SIR. foroelt paa so Nftisr
a 500 Str.
Sra'ten til Gleftricitetspartet fal
fa9e5 ira Nuluuosiosie fen / Sees eosn,
4,S SIM. fra Slefteiipro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
81 DrSe.

F7,nor, gerse bus amt bor as
49,, Il 2oan paa 10000 ar. neO
.rnsnB 9rIuatbaui.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
Iarum GalfbruD. Siusrsb. 4

Bntllm Ealtbrll0. QlUergo, Ace
Nouembsr. Sisbeiummen for ben al
NftieielIfabet Sarum aaltuerf til vi,
tieiellfabet Sarum 8altbrub iUlste
Gienbom 5arum aalfbruo er 800. 900
aroner for ben faite @ienoom os 3d.
338 &roner for 2gSgret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Sohgsberg SplpuGrf. gubaet.
VVSIOret Tor Sslupariets iibne Drifts.
ca', 1886, err faroist. Oct itias.
p9 $4,000 SrOuer suniia.re eno Op.
SID''' Tor bet iUrssuaenoe gur, ps i bel
'''s tat betpOslis sunltisere END 10,
"0s'I dnOst gar iibsu gupsstaarel
to'I-s2. @runoene til bet iaa mcgee
g''o'sere &eiultat er Here: bsiert
SD'0sr's. itsrre grobuiticu o. for,
H'''Ol'eOe 3rlitsubsiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

SuaugsauitiOn. Sfanoerbore.
30te Sttpber. 8eo anben 9panass
u~uftion icas oper Sppeosaaroen "aals
bpsaaro" / 2aasbp Sosn, al "A 9or.
Sartforn, lfete intet Buo. 2iusiorfits
rlnssiellfabet "Saiuia" ~forIanste oer'
eiter Nuftionen itauoiet Os Zig Gieu'
oOmmen uolast for bet bgiei te Suo pau
isrlte Nufilon, 200, 900 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

rae NIT oRp ron Def mon spsrs ain aposssa
White Wine OF Tar syrup"I de vii fortkls dia, Diet or
en- bsdsto H~ostsmedicin paA Jordsn- Prfs u OF so.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

SOlunls Saan. Deb fal. Ieiolu.
Hon er ben at SoIum Serreos itprslie
latteOe SeEatnius ON Opta9elle al ct
Yam paa 10000 ar. a%pprpberet.
9erreOsfOmwunen err bempno,set til
'0F SelSbet at ubiteoe rentebarenbe,
Vao Sbanoebaueren lpoenbe @ialoss
breue.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20


OPAL. e~sts,tsft bst,notatsrs iet frauqr,ns,
clcst os 8snnsr. al ntH ti1r, puitru Karen Aifitr,
isst anerisn. aiat,. ion pt baabtI. pte en- ialia Bss I
tra,H paa I'm 5rslitr o,n 3ois Rspsmbr ten Alsrr Of
sc aar. . aau o. . pos, pun sso, al srsit gIs
p,n. o., Ali,u Coaie
aoams. Womsr Co.. Nainn. o. FftH
WabfoH. peruso b.ttHoisi srss Tor rrapar,Hee
Siasi o. gtnu,r. u min ,art vtoetr Jnas,o Bt4rlsu
bone Lroen paa I'm 5rstitr 5r,eas stu CITE Roo. ( On
alSr al Hot op,r - aar. paa baDas ligast ips tie
isnss our 4 gsaan,osr. GUN oar loot paa 80 {
Bana, galous, usuausr,s, III amrita 1853 o. bar
fosn beet esis I Dseoraa % stls | Grsseo. GUN stsrs
laou M 5 Bern. 3 ssunu o. Z DstrI IRE at cen
Dor Ror0 Dasota. en- I srsseo o. IN I Esotaa.
Grss m,O bsHsss etsD. D,IRsnsi par, s,asss gtiuo,
Gr,see, Soma. Uas d. DtasioR.
patotH Deter 9obHfou potlosu | Sl,uDooo
tOpnibtD ssst ~pluOi.Its ben $50, C,tObr I en- aIs,r al
~outrtns es aar. 1fbso. oar gut,msns. mtn ,~ittria,
Der tus'u Bern; uosIs SiastHins, Raj DO 9,ii,n.
Rosia. 3oUa. Q. ]. sroioH.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

0nHeS.-15 CORDS COB 8so Butte
~ for islfie 8iosies Totolrofsr u. u n.
aas. 9Rrmeiie or I'll Ssrom SroA 1919
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

zOm R~,icruelage peo Sersens
c,r~os,poeaiul er aniat Sage / Sepne,
|cas,r @eOerpe. 9 Gnissere bapre
ia,
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

Tllloirligt Sposfalo. s forrise
"9e oSOs Sans @rosuOlo / SaubspGr
nugget PInoiel,9. Gan ifuloe reiie til
Sa89rHnoen meb yleif, bab en- Gut
'e0's Tor is Sosnimprslien os iatte iis
NO 'or at oente paa ben. ga @utten
'Om i'Ibase, iunbt ban Sans fboenbe
OpO Paa lamme Steo. iom ban latte iis.
8loDoe Der ~ gar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

OnheS.-@u uns Nnuo, Tom pil
~ lore 5otosrni.rins hos mtg oeuns Bin.
ter. Striu paa GnseIii euer man heHusnoe
iia til q 8. Hspnolos, Star Art gnlsrp,
9scorah, Soma. LOBE
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
so liars goroeriubilGum.

so Aars gorgeriubilGnm. 5Or'
leoeu 9orsous fsireoe en- al Sisrrina
Bps aloits % melt asteoe SOrsere.
guloimso @iIds, tit so Vars Subs
laum iom iaaoau. Den ~7S'uurise Su'
bilar er trobs fin bpie Gloer ina "trip
Os raft iom nOseu uns Wunb. !Sun
oeltaser meo 9ip Os Munterbso , ieit'
lise Sammentomite % iuiuser zig |
Damien msb en- 9etbeo, iom par ban
20 @ar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
spao blir sarns,s aapu :

IS. 90 Sub itn 9r1mis fer be-, IN iHeea
&c DECEMBER 500 igyt 10 elalr e. ~pasisHSs RauH
for et no ff.oInf eiao (spuruai) for al SlIJs
lerr', 6rt Hilslip og Nmaisrs TptugrdA allie ,aas
ie pefe pil iaa sIaoet int rs g1lans r. u rrss:
\ subItisins Co., 45l gsoeniI e1os, Ri ~asspolis.
gR IN. I2a4
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

SebsfaIo. @rosierer u. Q. 6.
Sacobs al bet betpoelise 8orufirmo
Sacobs & Co., er afsuaet peo 8sben.
- Srrbeuperenoe &a8ierer / Ouer'
iurmpnosriet, Suititsraao 9raitau, ct
osb.
SfIelifsr, 2ben Ropember. On
al Sfjelffsrs betpoeligere gorsere.
8ampmsaer, Sfibreber 81. Sarbof
er | Morses bsb. IS aar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Os Got,
- ~luIon0notst Gplag al Trusa, Gtrturss.
blanbet Joripninl al Groceries % goHisc.
ITO ieries, iamt B%oitipuior. On uomRriet
Bslig enbeo | isnors RtHneiota. Qorssie:
"g1, DEBORAH. 9oiten". l0b2
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20
SAT- o 10.
fiIfalaS eaer tiaete.

OnIfeS. -8i bar en- COB Blaos Tor
~ en- fiui nori g~noenpiss. ri bolotra gi.
ger os en- @aarosgnt Yars. .. q. WeIier,
Broaopap. l7btf
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-20

nntlNt ll9,
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

raster than we would find out our

faster than we would find out our
own.
AT this time we met several trains
gong east who came from Salt
LAX valley and they have been mem
bers OF the church but had trusted
to other mems doingS for their guide.
and they had some very hard stories
about Utah and the MOrmOns.
W hen we met one Of these trains.
was behind with my cart. Both
trains stopped and by the time | got
up, both parties were preparing to
nave right big fight, our captain
is bad as any one. The transfers
had got themselves heated up to
regular llghtngpitch. | walked up
to the captain and took him to one
side and gave him What | thought
was a little good advise, which
he thanked ne for and he ordered
the Hand cart people to move on,
which they did.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
Rockville, Utah, June 50, 1896.

Rockville, Utah, June 50, 1896.
Editor Union:
Our part of the county has not been
heard from lately, as there is no
company building railroad through
here On paper or otherwise No
factories; no iron works or tannery
or even any other industry talked
OF, SO there is nothing new. Hold!
Did | say nothing new? Well, we
have d bran new baby boy born to
wife of Hosea t. Stout. Father and
child are doing well as usual up our
way. Mr.. editor, we will have
enough peaches to fill up some of
those thelving boys you spoke of
short time ago. In one or two
orchards there will be about half a
crop.
Harvesting is now in voge and we
VIII nave an average crop of wheat
this season. The second crop being
cut and cured.
Last week a little girl of Frank
Petty,s fell down stairs and dslocatd
her arm at the elbow. She was taken
to ST. George and the arm was set
and she is now doing nicely
My regards to friend peleg. No
one here has collapsed yet Stub.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
Chicago Convention.

7, hill defeated Tor temporary
chairman, Daniels elected, he recelv-
ing a hundred and Seventeen major
ty. 1t is said that gold mems pro-
gram will be to vote solid for Patti
son and Bland and keep silent on
platform.
The Delegates were slow to assem-
belle and convention was called to
order at 1850. Harrity reports
Hill for temporary chairman. (cheer-
ing.) Hall, of Alabama, moves
that Daniels name be substituted for
that of Hill, which caused immense
demonstration. The vote resulted
in Daniels receiving $50 votes and
Hill 343. Including Territories,
ayes 554, nays 354.
Official count standsEas follows;
$50 to $40; not voting one. Hill
did not vote. Daniels voted no.
Daniels escorted to the chair and
he made speech in which he
strongly advocated free coinage Of
silver at ratio of'16 tor.
After closing, roll of states was
ordered for appointment of commit
tees, after which convention adj
journed until 10 a. m. tomorrow.
s. The Delegates we've slow to
assemble this morning. Conven-
ton called to order at 10 81. "a
of Pennsylvania delegates have de-
cided to vote for Blain. Chairman
calls for report of Committee on Gre
dentials. No response. No COM
mitees ready, all slow. Gov. Hogg,
of texas, called for. He speaks
advocating silver and ridicules repu-
blican platform.
A report is being prepared by
some of the credential committee,
protesting against nseating of the
Michigan end Nebraska gold men
The permanent chairmen is quoted
as saying that the struggle is likely to
be a long one. At 1852 the con-
vention is called to order and one
hour and twenty minutes are given
to discuss the party platform. Hill
will close for the minority. 1t is
claimed that Mclean of Ohio will
get 90 votes on the first ballot
for Vice-President. 1t is very doubt
full if ballot will be taken on the
President tonight. Speeches are
now being made on the question oil
adopting the platform.
Hill moved the adoption of the mi.
nority report, substituting a gold fol
a free silver plank, but it failed by &
vote OF ayes rS6 to nays 4os.
me vote was taken at 1888 PM.
1t is said that Georgia will cast hel
20 votes for Bryan of Nebraskn fol
President.
Bryan of Nebraska made the
speech on the platform in behalf OF
the silver men. 1t was received
with great enthusiasm and greatest
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
Written for THE UNION.
HANDCART EXPERIENCE.
Continued.
Continued.

After my action spoken of in last
issue. | heard some make the remark
"That is nice way to do for a
young man who is fair size and he
is as selfwilled as need be" Some
times had my own way in some
things.
We were now in a position to try
us to the very core and we often
found out each others fats much
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

n \ ORDINANCE. Creating AMI do
filming boundaries 4 Election Praciurts
in Washington County. State Of Utah
Toe Board of County Commission.
ers of the C"niry of Washington, 20 or.
dnin MS tolIOws:-
That for Election purposes the
Count OF Washington, State 81 Utah
shall h" divided into p,ccircts wi h
boundaries fixed. as follows -
Pr "'nct 80. One-Ail Of ,;h ,n.shurp
Precinct
Precinct No. Two-AlI of SprinsdaI,
Precinct.
Precinct No. Three All of Rockville
Pre- met.
Precinct, NJ. Four-All Of Grafton
Precinct
Precinct No. F.ve--All Of Virren Oi,y
Precinct
Precinct No. Six-All of Toqnervill.
Precinct
Precinst No. S-v.n-Ail of Leeds.
Hmrrishnrg aud Silver r.. Precincts.
Pr-cnct No. Eight All of Washinp-
ton Precinct,
Precinct No. Ninn-hll of st. George
Precinct. lying EAST OF the centre liDe
OF LOCUST STREET in SAID C,ty.
Precinct No. len All of 1T. Cory
Precinct. lying WEST of The centre inc
of LOCUST STREET in said City.
frtc'iict No. Eleven-All Of Bloom
ingi"n Precinct.
Prtcinci No. Twelve-All of Santi,
Clara Precrc'.
Precinct No. Thirteeu-All Of Gun
lock Precinct.
Precinct No. Fourtten-All of Pine
Valley Precinct.
Precinct No, F lfteen-All Of Hebron
Precinct.
Precinct 80. Sixten-All of Hu,nblin
precinct.
Pr-cinct No. Seventepn--AI II of rinto
Pr rinci.
Precinct NJ. Eigbteeu-ill OF Har.
mony Precnct.
All If sad Precincts, being more par
ticuiarly Described aud recorded ~, pave.
Ito 10 inclusive. in "A record entitled
"Precinct and School District Bourda
res," as adopted nv the County Crur,.
of Washington County, Territory of
Utah. March oh, 1893.
Passed this 10Th day Of June. A. D.,
1896.
RO ert G. Lund,
AtfcSf, Chairman.
Setn A. Pymm.
County Clerk.
(sEAL.)
State Of Utah, IS
County OF Washinpt ton
l Seth A. Pymm. Clerk of tho County
Court in and for the County of Washing
ton, tate of Utah. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is Il fun. tr and correct
copy of the Original Ordinance passed by
the County Court, Of said County. and
State. on the Goth dav of June, 1886 Us
the same appears on e lie and Of record in
my office.
WITNESS my baud and o.
CAN fetal Seal this 3O,h day OF
(S2OV, june, one thousand eight hu n.
~ dred and ninety six
Seth A. Pymm.
County Clerk.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11

thousand stood up and cheered and
shouted and waved hats, flags and
handkerchefs wildly. all the stand
ards of the silver States are now
surrounding the Nebraska STANDARD,
except Indiana. Altgcld said 1t was
| the greatest the gratest speech he
he had ever listened to. Frederic
; Williams Of Massachusetts will
! nominate Bryan for President and
his nomination is predicted on the
second ballot.
There is now II monster pro-
cession about the aisles with the
| standards of Kentucky in the lead
for the man from Nebraska. Many
prominent delegates have been
over to tie Nebraska delegation
to congratulate them. Demon
STATIONS for Bryan are most
enthusiastic. The states Of Ala
bama and Georgia are for Bryan
and Senator Daniel, OF Virginia,
says he thinks Bryan will be nom
mated and that Virginia will prob
ably go for him Delegate Sauls-
bury, Of Delaware, stood upon his
chair and lie and his two silver
colleagues gave three cheers for
Bryan which was answered from
the gallerie rs with "What's the
matter with Bryan for PRESIDENT"
end Ballot.-Vote of Tennessee and
Minnesota which has passed is now
being called. Tennessee gives her
81 votes to Bland making him total
ISL. Hereafter only occasional dis
patches will be sentdurng ballot, the
vote of minor candidates will not be
given till end Of ballot. California
changes III for Bryan. Vote now
stands Bland 23r Bryan 1877. Pattson
Ico, Mclean S., Mathews 81, Black
burn ~, Boies 81, Stevenson 10.
Teller 8, Penneyer E, Hill 1. 100
not voting New York, New Jersey
and Wisconsin not voting
3rd Ballot stands Bland 2o2,
Bryan eco Others scattering.
4th Ballot.-Bland 2I7, Bryan 40,
Boies "a, Matthews so Mclean At,
Blackburn 20, Pattison 81, Steven
son not voting SO
5th Ballot. Bryan nominated,
count not yet in.
July 10. Senator Hill would not
attend the convention to-day on &C
~f ~,
free silver man. New York and
New Jersey who would not vote in
the convention are now considering
the wisdom of placing another ticket
in the field with another platform.
AS to what will be done romans
to be seen. 1t is thought Mckinlevs
election will be insured if any such
thing occurs. The goldmen will not
support Bryan nor use any effort
to defeat Mckinley. the people are
just beginning to understand free
coinage and the tidal wave may rush
through the country which would
elect Bryan. 1t is considered by
some that outside Of his oratory that
Bryan is not a strong man. His fit
ness for the Presidency is also CUES
toned.
However he went in with whirI
today and his boom may carry him
through. He is the first man ever
nominated for the presidency west
of the Mississippi. The widest
enthusiasm existed in the conven-
ton when it was shown that Bryan
was nominated. Governor Flower
said in view Of the platform adopted
by the Convention the New York
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-07-11
S i L. V T. IL
TRIUMPHANT!

Bryan for President!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-06

AS TIME and opportunity Tor
further reading on South African
affairs are afforded, the situation
appears in an aspect entirely differ
ing from that presented ty'the first
reports of the raid of Jameson,
with the problem of his backing
and justification. In the Transvaal
Republic, which is SO rigid in some
of its institutions as to be free from
the charge of Democratic flavor,
there are 10000 "haoles" as
against IA, 900 sons of the soil. "
Jameson was making a strike for
the rights of the "haoles." He
did not succeed because some of the
men who had promised to cooper
ate failed of courage at the critical
moment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-06

THE STAR is told that the Gov
ernment has permitted itself to be
libeled and maligned in local prints
daily, weekly and monthly to avoid
any appearance of the establish
meut or main ,enance OF a press
censorship. The same reason, 1t
may be presumed, applies to the
non-restraint of the low and vile
abuse and ridicule OF the President
and members of the Cabinet as Off
cials and individuals. OF course
this may be considered as reason
able and sound and perhaps in
keeping quite with the further fact
that the fountains of this peculiar
manifestation Of opposition are too
small game to bother about. But
the trouble is in indulgently mis-
taking liberty Tor license and in
the fact of mass of misrepresenta-
ton getting currency abroad. There
is quite enough of this latter in the
/ ak of certain individuals.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-02-06

THOUGH old Martinez Campos
left Cuba general relieved of COM
mand in the midst Of campaign,
he was cheered to the edge OF the
water by Spaniards and by natives
of the Island. There seemed to be
general approval both ofthe veteran
himself and of his policy. Campos
suffered and was forced to the wall
by the interference of politicians at
home" The authorities at Mad
rid presumed to alter the plans and
disregard the recommendations OF
skillful and tried man in the field
When Campos advised a concilia'
tory course the advisors of the
Crown ordered him to make wal
actively. Then when he was toi
war they were for a peaceful set
Element.