davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
CUB Dnhntu.
stpr afaee paa Mplima % Suis.

Oct lloeir, Der ru1soe i Manoag /
forriqe llge, bar onrsttet flor 2oelGgz
9elie pdu Gger % forIticQige 9p8nins
ger. !SenpeD 40 Yrotmt AZ 8rpoen
fob enouu pad 3poen, pg nGiten alt
bette CT tabt. Sprn / S6ott % Stat
lsb ogIad betpoeli9t, tbi Der bia'te en-
fort Storm. ipm faieoe rso form
fig, % !0ugl og Regn tr9ngte inb. Ses
retningen fra Gmmon5 GpuntD inoes
bploer, at ct Streg pau II Mifes
9reoOe pg temmelig iangt pp I Toro
9atotd biemIs9tss at ct goelrggeube
0aoipeir. Sdbet i Spo 9utotd bill
beIobe iig til man9foloiee SuIc1o Dol
lars, ba Der Ipsrges Here pg lere Sbes
lGsgelIer.
Signenoe S~erstn;nger tommer pgIau
fra Sraiters1e melIem 0eropn % Ser
rep; 9aglz ltoeirets Srag funoe beres
mileDis. Git pau Mdrten bleO lagt
Hn0t.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Itnrn Dukntn.
tlomGrfeoe s,pn:upjiater.

s Sptpuer Gpuntp bor @rsben al
brig ftadet beore. 9aglitorm bar be
life BAIT berpppc, % n~peoebeIten Ttal
mart be9pnre. 6aore og gpa er 10
Ilet; of so er Der en- Mangce, men Cns
gene er baaoe, % bet er punTt2liat at
'da iluaet Bet. Gprn pg 9otetes itdar
Goot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Osn InrntnTu.
On rGoieifulo 1ilNano.

Jor ct belt 2tur eQer lpngere FAR ia
pdneItTte Chopper forIsgt at tue Sprcr
yer, pg ON 5orboIo2ne meoosles III
i0lgenoe: SapdneTerne, Ipm boerien
iua 2Gre eller 5orbel / 5ormo'd5 I'm
oertoingclis, bar MI ere6et til ben
ooloIomIte 9loo8uoQpDelIe mpo be
Snofeote for al fau benz FELT uorpobet.
Ceres gper % oere5 Qgre opbrenos
IS, Oeres 8raoIteoer p~anGeuj9e5, oerss
ap.er pg 0etre itj9notes, gern orR6s
te5, % 6oltct er brdgt til Den 6eisite
3rdo at J~ortoiolslIe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Sal,
'prlttOmmtn0e
ite Ger
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
atulis,:.
ct arap paa DC Ssreneoe etetsr.

9ropinss Sluoene bploer puu, at Res
gieringen Ital iorlanse Gritainins for
De 3 Staliencre. Tom lDn9ebeS / Sa6nes
bile. 2ouiiiand. Gn Wd LAMB pis
erflerer, al, bar amerifd life Billie
eler Magt ii! al beltpite Guropaernes
2io. ou buros bet heuer lutte fine Sapnc
for Ipios 5olf. Saapanne 8oloss
h~anolinger ION ! 5abnepiae og Rem
Orleans fan lite taules at Nationer,
Der aisr pauItano pau Civilization.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

pas'ereoe pber BAN, men ben eneYte
n9bnsoRroige Stdoe, ban fit, bar ben,
at en- lioen Stub af 9~egeFin8sren paa
heire 9ddno blsp ~Ttauret at. gremIes
b~jeltene baooe flere Sarge Gag / bdm
og rulsoe ban runot.
Trr tie en- Rpper.
Gre maitereoe Mpnb banteoe Snss
bag often pdd 8pren bpS ypnas Glils
ion / Sotpn pf llrnsis, Douglas Gouns
tp, men od De tale GngelIt, % ban life
fprItpo BEN, piloe ban life Ilippe Dem
ino. De IprGrgte oerpdd 0sren 90
Hog Den qamle Wuno opsrenoe. Mfez
benS to al RsDerne lau oncr hcm p9
ben treble ftpo pua 9agt fem Glia=
ipn5 Son meo ct ldoat UeoGr o. Ilieo
ben, Tom bolOt 8agt, Iou Ton Fdlot Oeo
ON. De to andre tyg berpua Glua!eu.
Der er in9n / NoboIa3e., iom tienosr
ben opbe &eoer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
au1rnlt.
Nne ariasiarisier fol bnaaeg.

aegjeringen agter at laoe bpgge en-
5tddOe at imaa &unonbddoe, Der Itdl
6aoe en- Sort AZ 4 anpbs / 5imen. .,
u%oitpres meo elettriIfe MaItinsr %
9obbeitTtruer, 6oiIte FIAT a~n6ringes
iige BAG Stibet8 WiOte. 0isle Gar
toier ifal tunue iantes belt unber 8uns
oct, eller Blot oeIois, og man nGrer
9aa6 ON, at be ital blioe iEtdno til at
&dmpen me0 tore &ri9sItibs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Rubln1tn.
GmsIano tesnnfiiser 3u.tancm.

Der er mellem Stprmagter beiIt for
ftjenige Meninser mso 9enIpn til, bDdD
Der Itdl ojcres meo &reta. 4lt tpcar
paa, at Guslano er imob et6oert Srpt
pau Dem iprfi1te Sultan. Gr fad Stl
f9lbet, er Der dltIud intet / bet 3pqts,
at England pg Ruslanb bar fomnc
operens ON, at baaoe &reta % Nrme
nicr ffulOe rebbes og fires mpo tDrs
fit unoertrpItsIIe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

y Colorado or Der III to republic
tanite Tnr,ier. 8 Spioien for bet
enc itlor zenntOr 9caer o. for bet
onoet &eHdtor 80lcott. Oct iGrlte
Ifll bOI6e i'm Stnt5toupeutlon / Gen'
b I ben 9oe Septembsr % bet nnoet ifal
inRles / Colorado Spriugs ben 30te
September. SCnator gSoleott CT for
DicatnteD og 60bart, % Senator Tels
le. lor NrDnn % G mad.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
3rIpir,t.
sarIia grare / chenoe.

0ieunem telegram meIbtes / 5rc=
bags, at Der benimop Miobag uDbrsb
/ 81. peter8 % paul8 &irten Ell bob
fom SID, ION mso u~trolig 6urtigbec
tog fat pgTaa i De nGrmeItl:ggenoe 9D9.
ringer. Senere meoOelss Dog, at b..
nermeTt gil uo oper Sirteu, Der tiloela
blap soclaQt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

S0ruas 0cmOfruter tolot i'm Stats'
tonpentiOn / Gttumwa Snsbag iioIte
ll9e. Gen bar life goot beicgt, %
mango Counter bauoa life lenot 3ele.
%gutlpner. IopuliIter % 5rliSlusRe,
publitanere bar ogiaa tillieoe og Ell
6ui onpian blcu ueotaget. ai be pre-.
iioeutieIe 8nl8mano iaar Gemofras
terne 9. BOpullIterne 2 og JrtislUs
9iepublltarerue en-. 9emofraterne iaar
inmtli9e 9nnoioater for Statsem beoer
uuota9cn Nuoitor, Tom tllfalber Ios
puliiterre, % Sernbanetommi5iGr, iOni
6riiglrs Jtepublitnncrue iii.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Vopuliier % Gemolrnter / 3ui.
uois bar facet iitauo en- "5ulions3 idst".
8opuliiterHe bar nomlncret 4 electors
o. en- Sdnoiont for gtuoitor. 3emo,
traterne IF 20 electors % 5~ieIteu al
StotssmbsOerne $. 6. 3anbened er
5Ormauo for EOputilcrue Gentrnl'
toml,e.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
qrrIir,t.
1baheus g,orosr bamst.

Ulolar 3c5u, Der / Wai Waaneo
mDrosoe ben p~erTiIte 6srTter, blso i
Cnsoags bGngt i Ge1crau. Der bar
itimlet en- RDr MidSie Wennelter Iams
men for at pare 5ilIluere peo oeune
8sgibsn6eo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Sobcsg u ~ n,er 2 2

RAJ lens oG Seott 6luin8 Qgt al for
'e9e posr Sicn IT ndd Spit8bergcu. ct
6oretdacnoe, Der bel neppe pit0e babe
Iritcts. Dsttc Msoe pdr bstIt glGbes
li9t puu bcqqe Sibsr. SeIe Wiaros
ftatet pdu "6rdm" bar friIfe % rate,
od RonIsn Forloo Dem / Darts 1895,
% 5drtsiet bill bel ON en- lib ndu /
Sdpu etiteos.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Ari,nltu.
SiIibmitcrS ou,.ialecr GU mcrifanf Nh

SiIibuItcr3 oulyialecr Gu mcrIfarit 9H.
st natli9t Sperfuio 9ioroe Gili6uz
tiers pau Nogules i Spnprd, % 3
Meritdnere brGbtcS. af 5ilibnTterne
er 7 orp6te eler funsne. De ordger
pipere moo 2uc'on eIer SotompnpiIe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
uolanoet.
Atrnru8uu.
spsepelie al sribapm aiearaaua.

SpbGpeIie al Sribapn l Tiearaaua.
Gn petitipn er | Smleb for at fda
opbGoet San Sudn bel Rorte (9reD@
totpn) Ipm 5ribapn, cg en- g%jsnnemInits
Zig Snofsrielstplo af 20 Yrocent eftet
@9roien paulugt. S 1860 faItiatte en-
S.attat mellem Ricurasua pg @nglano
oerne 5ri9upn, pg be engelIte p9 tpIts
9anbelsmGno oil life unoerItrips Ye=
titinren.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
1nolanoet.
Gn1uu.
o~IsesranSsn i anampia SGneIet

begpnote / &jGlosren unoer 5dngernes
Spiiep9relIe; Spnen par b!spen fDr
beo, % noast tor 9eo fangeoe. Der
fob en- Del S9nber meo SSIeIt Der p9
andre Sager. Mian bl2p mart Serre
ool Slben; men belle 8%pQnin9ens Snos
bplo Itrg9 meo, beriblanot ct 8iblioz
ttet pda 5000 ginb. 3abct er $20,s
600
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Iurkift.
arinuss ,yororinosr a,fraaet.

"tEN"sv WpFVkEHUNF uFNuutI.
Den tpriiite Regjering bar Iugt Nei
til be frstenfiFte Sriitnes 5orldnecnOe
meo llnotdgelie al Dem, Der benberer
iii 6uispus Sonpentionens 9eftemmei
Jet p9 a~lminoelig 4mneIti for Sniurs
Genterne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Cub emofroterne / GaniaS ital
boloe en- Stotsfouneutipn / TOPEKA
Iir3on1 Den 25oc os. for at beige IA
Iele9ater iii Den uotiounle osmofrn'
title SonuentiOn / Suoionapoiis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
cper,vsmmcI,e GA c,eaoarifc.

8eo en- plubIelig Stigm af 5looen
8iI!uab er Ioranleoiget en- IlrGttelig
0oerIDsmmelIe. IuTino2r az Wenres
Ter bar miItet fit Sjsm, % mangTols
oigs bar miitet Gioet. SernbaneipOret
blep pprepet / en- 2Gn9oe al 7 Mile.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
taller bun fig, ps rpier be BRITTLE crop
ss,oer al bet mu.ise Yreaoenngora.

per.
5siaer al bet muiiss Yreiiosu.. goIs.
"paa Mau @aSeite" uotaler ia flo.
ite Snsoag iaaleoes: @Glges Mc&in.
lep, Dc Der dltIaa blissr en- beiere Ia.
rif, agter %upItiQiae Brittle 6dbriian
ter at oprette 6ilials4Toelinger / b
5oreneoe Stdter. Chen 81. 2ouis
Soupentipnen er Der fra @merita tom
met talrige Sp~foror;nger for at be
page engeIIte 5ubritanter % 8apitoli
tier til at pprette Sd5riter / beioigs 60
fdIiteter. 81 dmerifdHf SelTtdb bar
enoo9 tilbuot fig at upfere Do inOrettc
5obriter meb bet for gie, at be tunoc
Iencre tiebeS az peoer99Itige sngelils
5irmder.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Sle 5auIte, Sen AZ g(nbers Sau7te,
CT OrGbt oeo ct icrgel;gt lllpftestilfGlz
Be, Ger forefalot nGr Watpnou / GlaD
So. Ifopbe brtp idmmsu meo Spos
grcne Ringoabl en- SGrItemaItine. Ole
6duFte, Der bar ca. 40 Qur g., eIterz
laocr fig Some, foDt aingcabl, ps 7
8prn, b~pIiObanoe / Soutb Sipur
SAILS. - "SDo Satpta Gttp."
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

On hioHe Stamp.

bar funoet Gteb beo @abena me[lem
$50 SnIuraerter % en- IfbeIing pu1
500 SDr.tr; ben pureoe / 4 elmer; Sps
rererne fit 5orit9rinins; Sprferne blep
jayne pua 5lugt os so af bem bleo
liesenoe paa 8alpldoIen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Buffalo @ius saow i ,,peir.
Ohio.

Strc,f.
9eD oisies S6io G%pnpention / Co
lun.bus bieo Der / Wteoe Onspag be-
ororet Streit / ale Winer, bppr Dir
beioerne Bar laDere gsn % eTter Den
rate" Der bleo faitiat peo bet iib'te
%"icdle" / Mpoe; bette bill ogida gi9loe
ale Mttner, iom arbeiDe5 unoer "Gpnz
tract 9sdTe" Spitemet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
@cIcfcmme cpsrlpsmmcifcr.
5ior ZbelG9oelIe aursttes nu oco

Stor EbelG9gelIe uurettes nu oco
0per'o6mmel'er / Oct Gimmctite Riqe.
6lere 8Der pg 2~anO8bDer 'tdar aIOeles
unber 9aub; Sernbdne= GruIiten 61r
mduttet inDitiQes, mange MenneIter
1ur miitet Hioet, 90 husoiloe UtGno,
apiuoer pg 8grn boiber pau at be at
5ult.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
AtdJtnult.
On Ianaparia s,pYuotisme,

9%DpnotiItsn Sdntdnele / 2anfing
oar nu brd9t fin Wano GiQmer / en-
6gPnottf SeDn, Der Itdl bare / 4 Tiger.
Experimental Ilpg fell for en- llges lib
fioen, ibet Den ioDprptiIerebe paugneoe
efter As Simcrs 6orlcb meo ItGrt Sc
Ser paa Gruno AZ bet oarme 8eir. Grs
perimentsren paaFdar oerfpr, at Der
itte er upsen 5are forbunosn oeroeo,
od Den Sooenoe ptl pddgne, itrar bans
fDItIte Soften brinqe8 / ulupe. Ter er
M Ier9et Ior elsttriIfe Bitter, Tdu Gent
perdturen Tan boloeS mere rimeligt.
Buffalo @ius snow itpeir.
Sra MuTteOon me0oeles, at en- Snip
al en- Chiffon for poloIpmt frem Der
Sn8bdg Nften, pg leo1aeeos8 uf Ct
ooloiomt &esnftDl. Buffalo Bins
Sbofp mdatte inoItiQe fin 5oreTtiliuq
ON GTteren, tbi ~llpeiret iuotruT peo 7
Sioen pg rdmppnereoe SeIte pg aft an
bet, fda Sabet bele6 Jig til $4,000,
SeltTtolpsr for meo 2pnets Start gieuz
mem 2nfte1, pg bet Iaa uo til, at 3els
SioeIbpp Seltet bible ead t;lpeirs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Orepns fra aumaIi. 6!ere Stammer
oar iIut!et fig idmmin unoer 6eootns
sen Samorp. GngcIIte Srigsidrteier
meo Irppper trDoIcr oern,oe for at
5inbre be Snofsbte8 Stprle / be plan
Id9te Sperattouer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Afrikn.

Snpiepts I sIiban.es MOB Gu~eieHo,rne.
Der beTrpgtes aluorlis aeisnina
mob gnsl9nberne for at faa BEN fpr,
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Elmo.
3obarcoamsre mnrocs paa fciiegiia
0cfaitua.

Gn f~uloTGnoiq llornooelieStri9 fcs
res nu mob Mrbdmebunerne. Oct er
Den bcr1qtsDe %emD 5uibidnq, inn
6eri f9lger GeiIerens Srbre. pg inaen
flames. s 9dining 5u orGbte ban
300 5orretnir9smGno pg iolgte betes
.0uItruer % 89tre.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
WnEtei Nil pioe,

1t 9Dpotn8en Sdrorp bar angrebet
Sutordn3a Ge6etet / Noro for Sumas
ipt, 9ooeDltaoen / 4I6dnti.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
8ecrr1h-gosan
~PyEEsAI Mc>NA11ea<H
N y3AE SgWsS we%NgMIszS
hlssY, AlS ELLA
s2
uosomuss xirsoas % 5rsoas msrssn.
MngrttAfemknfeS

raa instrosrcs rerea t7er Easuoas % 1orssal E1Sr.
asl. aDernsisuestsr ~iuotasss TIE I 10 paa btnalSea
isIIeuo Rsnrrs mssntnors bet uetrpf,slia ierIan,
ssA Outs ii xpettsieueut. Der i5rt fsrrnsr taol
1rsOoasHsnra I Gr. ~foriauass tuorstist 0 odrss.
ett bet iomat tao, u rsoossaumsre. Breeze. eer tros.
hot,er Eoettsisneuisr. ION bsf batter met. bsr n9p
les gpsrtisisR rat, let ussr. etsrus paa Con
~D5tuisu-
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

lffe uoHlr
r. huOritoo
Iii msosslt
|Hle S',
|GlttasRSu
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Qrllell" Np. 81.

adpieiIaoien. = Sc 2~arbflpati9e. - Ct
Club / Sjertet. - Saaouu ifal re Ia BET. -
G.tentbenene.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
3MtnurJrtu.
2tert Greaunern brrnet.

Berlin Summit Creamery / 6rees
bprn GountD neobranote ben 13oe Ds.
Set bar ct al be iter5ie Mieierier / Den
Del at Staten. Sabet dnilades til
$4,000, @%sfurdncen $1,700.
apnpenticn.
Gepublifanerne / Wiarfbda Gpuntp
bolot / Sprsougs i'm Gpuntp.pnpers
ton pa nominerebe felgenoe Sanbibas
ter: Nubitor, %. &. Nelion; aaSIerer,
s. g. Smit0; &sgiiter Of Seeos, 81.
9. SIaacion; Sbariff, 5. u. Grcsn;
Gfifteretsoummsr, q. 8. 6olms;
Gpuntp aitornep, q. 6. Carr; Stplez
superintendent, Dan RpbertIoa; 60
rJter Or. $. s. Wc4Pilan; Sur
'ocDor, Wiqiam Tos6erg, Gon9ress
mano Gopp tdlte 6Iaoe ON Gftermios
hagen % On afteaen for fulot 9ns.
WGrtsIio Rsoaims.
Gn 5saarig Son uf Ssctton Bots
peier SpenIpn / Granite 6dls 6apbe /
Ior2cdQ8 9lften nGr miltet 2ibet peb
at fable unber ct Sernbanetos, meosns
bet bar / fulo Sart. Spp Grastppane
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

|sRasisr aa'I
|u, @lltbdmI
|GiterItgn no
ienoeS MOD
ne,oautie a'I
| Sc fan Hn'
|~lujtrerst ga
b.. life Sum
|pa i~aaIsO.s
|cs uGsIas5
|
la. |
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
scge.

BET nd
Gage bpls.I
'n8en Soft I'D
Gars487al
.ln8en bet ipyjl.|
9ctte %tnSbsfat.|
ct % mpbIcuj
Drag ii! gGuf.I
ftlOtnIe. |
al GtcgtrsI
ON hi igss al
biQg ipnI
%uuNeyptai
GnaeIit, !luftI
"sNl'ot'S 3ooI
% 97u'I
U8Iua 'SaiH.I
''s"sOe S'at'sI
H. Ip'tlt gsa
'''e0'hoe Nl,bU
SIas'%U
.oes 9al rem
eVaF % 6o''
H.
.orrr fms, ;,;.
r iio n al
'"'a" 5'"i'U
r,rrisrc sal,
performance
its Ter
|
paa S1jHw5I
Hp. D gleH'
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

paa GnlHmg
go. 5 Glen.
"a pRre lnNs
8lanu %
O. @ctbD.I
r. a. 81
The sun., 1896-09-28
REV0LTED NY. DEMOCRATS
BNERGETICALLYl At WORK TO MAKE
a NEW MACHINE.

CsupaiEn suh.Con,sAittes Appointes, with
Reprcsehtativep OF Fortr.ntns Coun-
ttes-Pinns for Congress, Assembly, and
local Nominations in Every District
| 1Tiie sound money Democrats in charge of the
n inner and Buckner national ticket and the
T Mn and Hinrchs State ticket made things
\ m yesterday at the headquarters, 80 East
y Senty-third street. They are determined to
ige an aggressive cam mpniRn all along tho line.
hey say that tho days OF n free-silver repudia-
on machine In n sound. money State are num-
ared, and that tho Democrats OF the State will
OF soon forget the managers of tho Buffalo
onvention, which falsely represented TO the
,untry the views of New York States Demo-
ats merely to preserve or to patch up tempo
arily disabled machine.
! The sound.money Democrats issued yesterday
q list OF the campaign subcommittee of l5o
John De Witt Warner, Chairman. The COM
n,ittee is authorized to add TO its membership,
and will cooperate with the State Committee
mon representing their Senate districts, and
be in constant communication with the head
quarters In this city. AT the meeting which ar
ranged the details of the Brooklyn Convention
IL was decided that through the Chairman of
each Assembly district committee, the organizn-
tion should be still further extended as to In
clude local committee In each election dis
trict. In the rural counties a local committee
will operate In each school district. It is pro-
posed to put in operation this very complete
ganization during the third week OF October
State. The list of su ub-committeemen b. given out
yesterday 10 us follows:
The sun., 1896-09-28
THE PALMER AND BUCKNER FRO Hr.
Democrats VIII Show that tho Chicago
Convention Was Irregular.

Convention Was Irregular.
CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Letters received at the
headquarters of the National Democratic party
indicate that the Palmer and Buckner ticket
will not get much support from Democrats un-
less the National Committee demonstrates by
its actions that the movement Is not In any
way an adjunct of McKinleyism. The writer's.
who say they are old Democrats. declare that
an independent and aggressive canvass must be
made irrespective of whom It may help or hurt.
The letters are filled with fear that the commit
tee is not going 10 be aggressive enough.
Michael Savage of Nashville, Chairman of
the Tennessee committee writes:
IF we can obtain the ear o. the National
Committee and one-half the effort Is made In
Tennessee that is being made in Indiana and
other states. we can defeat Bryan in this
State"
@. vey Holman, Chief of the Literary Bu-
reau. will open press intelligence depaT tment
tomorrow. Mr.. Holman defined HIS policy 10
. reporter by saying:
The first attack shall make on the Chicago
platform will not be on its revolutionary char
acter, but It's irregular features. The strong
argument to votefor Bryan that has been urged
on Democrats is that the Convention was reau-
lar. 1t was irregular from the time Senator Hill
was supplanted for temporary Chairman by
Senator Daniel. Then fraud entered into the
Convention proceedings with the unseatinR of
the gold delegates from Michigan. The CORE
spondence received at headquarters shows that
the eyes Of the Democrats are being opened to
seen that the silver Democrats.are doing very ir-
regular things In fusing with Populists, silver
Republicans, and any old thing which is calcu-
lated TO make Bryan votes"
The sun., 1896-09-28
FOR FREE SILVER OR AGAINST 1T.
The Issue Can't He Dodged in Congress
and Assembly Diatricts.

The Issue CAME he Dodged In Congress
and Assembly Diatricts.
There has been some talk on the part of Tam
many Hall mon OF making nominations for
Congress without regard to tho position the
candidates may have taken for or against the
Chicago platform. These men assert that a
candidate for Congress- in so small q community
as Now York city district is. Is a platform
unto himself, and that II does not matter
whether he 10 o gold man or q free-silver man
SO long as he 10 q member of Tammany Hail. a
Democrat, of course. and has good substantial
personal following.
Knowing that this view Is held by the lead
ere, some sound-money men have been candi-
dates for Tammany's nomination for Congress
in several OF the city districts. and some OF
them had q notion that they would receive the
endorsement or the Ship Democracy. This hope
was shattered when the State Convention of
not bo misunderstood that no man who accept
Cd tho candidates or platform Of tho Chicago
Convention will be either endorsed nomi-
mated by 1t for Congress.
II looks very much now though TammAny
Hall will be forced TO make the fight in the
Congress and Assembly districts on the issues
OF tho Chicago platform and will not be per-
mitted to a. make the effort to secure yotes on any
other. The campaign of the candidates for As
sembly will be confined to the same issues be-
cause those who will be elected will participate
in the election of o United States Senator who
Will have vote on any financial measure which
Will be introduced In Congress.
The sun., 1896-09-28
MIA UeHLIN,s HOLD THREATENED.
His Slate for the Brookiyn Judiciary Con-
vention Tomorrow May No Opposed.

His Slate for the Brooklyn Judiciary Con-
ventioa Tomorrow May no Opposed.
1t 10 said that the Democratic Convention for
the nomination Of four Justices of the Supreme
Court in tho Second Judiciary district. which Is
to be hold In Brooklyn to- m orrow. may not have
as smooth sailing as was the case In the Repub-
lican Convention on Saturday. The action of
the latter body, in naming straight out Repub-
licans for tho four places. will naturally forco
the Democrats also to make partisan nomna-
tions. 1t 10 said that the regular machine,
which has hitherto been under the control of
Hugh Mclaughlin. has q slate already prepared.
headed with tho name OF Justice Brown, whose
term will expire at tho close Of tho year, and
also that 1t 10 proposed to renominate Justice
Clement, whose term In also drawing to o close.
1t 10 not likely that there will be any opposition
appears to be considerable feeling manifested
against Justice Clement
1t was announced yesterday that there was a
Convention out of the hands of Mr.. Mclaughlin
and to put up four brand new men as candi-
eombinaton incnded I Senator mat ami Michael Cor.
fey. John Delmar, James Kane. John Ennis,
Patrick Hayes. and other influential leaders In
the strong Democratic districts. 1t was even
rumored that an effort might be made to pre-
vent any man from getting on the Judiciary
Bryan and free silver. This is a partial list Of
the supposed aspirants for the judicial nominn-
tions; William c; Dc Wit Thomas Z; Pearssll.
D. Bell, J. T. Mareau. James Covert and Will
liam b. Davenport.
Tho National Democratic party will also put
OF course. must bo known to be for honest
money. The action of the und-money Demo-
DO ue Of the Rspa
licsns to renominate Justice Brown has caused
tho p %
weaken their ticket
The sun., 1896-09-28

Walter L. Sim, the only son OF Col. William
e. Sim. tho well-known theatrical manager in
Brooklyn. died on Saturday at Colorado
Springs, aged 81 years. Mr. Sim had been in
Ill health for over year. Soon after his gradu-
alton from tho Polytechnic Institute he Joined
the pnst fl ifteen years had been associated with
him in the management OF the Park and
through close attention TO the details attending
the opening OF the Montauk, He was the Past
member OF the grand lodge of tho order. He
was also high up in the Masonic fraternity. He
was unmarried ana lived with his mother on
on to BROOKLYN for interment.
John II. Schultz who died on Friday at his
home. l4s Hewes street, Williamsburgl. in his
years tho proprietor and editor OF the AmcricGn
Rai'road Jomnal., He was descendant OF
Orange county, this State. nearly 200 Yeas ago
Atan ear " ago Mr.. Schultz's family moved TO
MliiamseIrgh; m ,s y He began n work as an office
owner. He retained the management Of tha
Ransr until few E years n.d HgS. when he retired
soon sfter he was stricken with paralysis. Last
Thursday night he had another slight puralytic
leaves one son. John II. schuitz ~ Jr'' re and he
daughter. Mrs. A. $. Brewer.
Philip Ebiing, Jr.. son of the late Philip
night at his home in Eagle avenue. near
Vreder place. Heart disease was the cause
OF ms aeatn, Mr EDilhg WHO was 30 years old,
Ebling Brewing Company, a member OF the
Brewmasters OF America, the American Brew
Schnorer Club. the Aurora Liederkranz, and the
Molrose Turnrerein. His widow. m infant
daughter. and two sisters survive him One
OF his sisters is the widow OF Louis /
Heintz, who was Commissioner OF Improyo
ments In the Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
wards The funeral will be held this afternoon,
The interment will be at Wooilawn.
Charles w. Clayton of Newark died OF paresIs
on Saturday at his home In that city He had
been Ill for year or more and went to Eurone
for treatment but after his return was confined
70 his house until the time of his death MIR
Clayton was born In this city forty eight yenrs
ago and went to Newark in 1870 TO form The
Consolidated Express Company. (which he left 10
start the livery business OF Clayton 4 Hoff