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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03

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Smaapluf.

Die arnss rsiite / Tarsoass 90 iii
Gormou, Sergeant Co., Serb 9atoto,
for q. t.isss fin Gu,tsr, lem sr gift
msb q. G. 2ane.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03
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Voiionmaltibet -Sslaue' al china
rala's'ni.n an'um iii 9sw gurt BEN
3o.e Eiteber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03

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! At stb1ss ION ! At e5sr5sguf, ! sta @rao
lassr R,nHtsa, ia lcas mere al 81 suRt END
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Decorah-posten., 1896-11-03

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rius u Fuiss 10 fizts 90 @alisa.-
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The record-union., 1896-08-04
LYNCHING MAY FOLLOW.
Mysterious and Sensational Murder
Near LapIata, I'D.

LAPLATA (Md), Aug. 3.-Charles
County has been the scene of another
mysterious and sensational murder.
and it is possible that another lynching
will follow. Late Saturday night James
j. Irwin, a farmer, was found muir
dered in his home at Aliens Ferry,
little hamlet twelve miles from this
place. Two bullets had been fired at
him while he was asleep. Both had
entered his brain. George Matthews,
an oyster man, who lives at RockpOrt
ten miles distant from the scene of the
tragedy, has been arrested, charged
with the crime, and Irwin's wife is un-
der police surveillance.
1t is said that Matthews has been
paying marked attention to Mrs. Ir-
win, and the authorities have letters in
their possession containing endearing
terms which Matthews wrote to the
woman. Mrs. Irwin says she discov-
cred that her husband was dead at II
O'Clock Sunday night. She ran to the
house of her father-in-law, 100 yards
distant, and gave the alarm. She as
serts that she was in bed beside her
husband, but evidence at the Coroner s
inquest conflicts with her statements.
The entire community is incensed, and
If positive guilt could be fastened on
Matthews he would undoubtedly be
lTnched
The record-union., 1896-08-04
Fears That an Outbreak May Occur at
Any Time.
Ominous hire ITS rIade by the
Strikers-Signify Their Intention
of Going to the rlayOr and Demand
ing That NOn-UniOn rlen be Dis
armed, and if rlet With Refusal
viii Arm Themselves and Compel
the Workers to Give Up Their Gums.

CLEVELAND (O.), August 3.-When
the whistle blew at the Brown Hosting
Works this morning 130 men walked in
to the shops. They We're protected by
four companies of militia and the po-
lice.
Large crowds of union men gathered
about the works, but no violence was
offered. The soldiers and police kept
the union men moving, and would not
let them stand in one place for more
than a few minutes at a time. Soldiers
ratrolled the downtown station, in fact
We're on guard wherever it was sur
missed trouble was liable to occur.
Prin, a union man shot by a nom
unionist, passed very bad night at the
st. Clair Street Hospital
Last night Henry Brett, colored while
making a speech on the rights of union
men, was attacked by crowd and
beaten He was taken to the ST. Clair
Street Hospital and was in dangerous
condition this morning.
Director of Police Abbott after con-
ference with Mayor McKissen, ordered
another company of militia, making five
in all, to the Brown Works Every man,
whether he belonged to the locked out
allied that before the sun went down
something might occur which would
doubtless increase the seriousness of
the situation. Both factions are deter
mined not to yield.
Nearly 100 men, all employees of Van
Wagner & Williams, hardware manu-
facturers, started what promises to be
great sympathetic strike of all the
"a
morning. The men signified their inten-
ton of going to the City Hall and de-
handing of Mayor McKissen that nom
union men be disarmed. IF the Mayor
refuses to do this we will arm ourselves
and compel the non-unionists to give
up their arms" said leader.
AN OMINOUS OUTLOOK.
CLEVELAND, August 3.-There was
much suppressed excitement in the city
to-day and fears are felt that an out
break may take place at any time. The
threat made by the strikers that they
Will arm themselves unless the non
union men be disar1ned will almost Ger
tainly lead to trouble, for the non-union
men will not give up their weapons.
The authorities say that with the help
of the police and the militia they will
be able to keep order, but this is very
doubtful if the sympathetic strike be-
comes as general as it threatens to-
All day long the strikers have gath
cred in knots on the streets in the
ne1ghborhood of the Brown Hosting
Works and looked with threatening
faces at the place where the non-union
men were at work. There We're fire.
quent alterations with the police and
militia when ordered to move on and
several arrests We're made.
The record-union., 1896-08-04
VANDERBILT-WILSON.
The Wedding Took Place at New York
Yesterday.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Despite the
determined opposition of his family and
in defiance of threat of being disin-
herited, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., was
married to-day to Miss Grace Wilson.
Mr.. Vanderbilt Sr., warned the young
nan that if he contracted the marriage
he would have to depend upon his own
resources for a livelihood, and he need
expect no share of the Vanderbilt for
tune. Thus the son, by disobeying his
fathers wishes, threw away his pros
poets of inheriting a large lump of the
S100, 100000 which Mr.. Vanderbilt. Sr..
IS estimated to be worth. Not a mem
ber of the Vanderbilt family was even
invited to the wedding.
1t was 11:15 o'clock when Mr. Van
at 511 Fifth avenue. He found await
ing him his bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs.
orme Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard t.
Wilson, r. T. Wilson, Jr., Robert Col
lette, Jr., and Frank Polk of Boston,
one of his classmates. This comprised
the wedding party. Shortly before
neon the Rev. William H. Pott, assist
ant to DR.. Brown, rector of st. Thomas
Church, entered the house The rear
drawing-room had been daintily deco
rated with a few choice cut flowers
early in the morning, and at noon
everything was in readiness for the
ceremony, when the Rev. Mr.. Pott took
UP a position at the eastern end of the
room. A moment later young Wander
hilt entered the room accompanied
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by his best man, Mr.. Polk. The few
guests then grouped themselves to the
left of the minister
Inc strains of music from an orches-
ira announced the coming of the bride.
MISS Wilson, attended by her father.
marched down the main hall and
through the center archway leading
10 the rear drawing
AS soon as Miss Wilson entered the
room the groom stepped forward, and
taxing her by the hand they both
stepped before the officiating minister.
Ia nVe minutes it was all over, and
MISS Wilson was the wife of the son
OF one of the greatest millionaires in
America There were no ushers and
many of the ceremonies attending such
occasions were omitted.
After the ceremony the small gather
ing offered their congratulations No
wedding feast having been prepared
the bridal couple retired and donned
thelr travelling apparel.
Where the bride and groom will
spend their honeymoon was not given
out, but they were driven to the Grand
Central Station and ii is understood
Will go to Saratoga. 1t is said they
have no plans fer the future. They may
so abroad for q year, but this has not
been decided, nor has the place they
VIII make their permanent home.
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A WORD FROM A POPULIST.
Refutes the Charges That His Party
is Composed of Anarchists.

BOSTON, August 3.-George f. Wash
burn Of this city Eastern member of
the National Executive Committee Of
the Peoples party, to-day issued the
following challenge to Bishop John p.
Newman:
Bishop John p. Newman San Fran
cisco, Cal.-Dear Sir: The press reports
Of last week credit you with the state
nlent that the Populists are no better
than anarchists, and are not good
American citizens, and that you urge
the 1000 ministers in your home con-
ference to use their influence in the
pulpit and out against the triumph of
Bryan and Sewall and the election of
n silver Congress. Now, sir, belong to
the party you insult. and brand your
alleged statement as false and unfair
and challenge you to name a single
Populist in this country who is known
as an anarchist.
4 am called a leading member of
the church you represent If | am not
good American citizen may / ask
are my influence and money still want
cd in your church? If you are no more
correct in your spiritual utterances
than you are in your political. can we
have any confidence in either? agree
with the prominent Catholic who said
he was willing to take his religion from
the head of his church, but not his poll
tics
Now, Bishop, for the sake of the
church we love, and the welfare of the
country, 7 advise you to let politics
alone until you have studied this none
tary question. You refer to the atti-
tude Of our church during the anti-sla-
very agitation to justify you in direct
ing your ministers to preach politics
during the campaign instead of relg-
ion. Has it occurred to you that the re-
| suit of this proposed line of action may
split our church now just as it did at
that time? Let me inform you that 80
per cent. of the Populist party are ma
tive born American citizens. com oris-
Ing mostly the sturdy farming element,
which for years the statesmen of both
the old parties proudly alluded to as the
bone, sinew and stability of the coun-
try These men are patriotic and true.
and are called anarchists before they
have begun to think. The result of
their thinking will be a surprise party
next November
Again, there were more delegates in
our delegations who owned their homes
and paid taxes than that of any other
political party. May I add, Bishop,
that you will find your own people are
not with you politically? Every State
/ in your section will be carried for Bry-
an, Notwithstanding your residence
there.
Lastly, the leading anarchist, Herr
Most, is for the single gold standard
The record-union., 1896-08-04
EVENTS ON THE TURF.
TWO AMERICAN HORSES WIN
NERS IN ENGLAND.
Both the Property of Pierre Lori.Iard
Results of the Races at st.
Louis and Brighton Beach.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-At the Hurst
Park summer meeting to-day Pierre
Lorillard's American horse Draco won
the Priory two-year-old plate, distance
five furlongs straight, from four start
ers. Salvin's Foston was second and
Mrs. Sadlier-Jackson's The Dunlin
third
Dunlin led Draco and Tata for half
of the journey, when Draco came to
the front, winning by a length and a
half. Dunlin finished d very bad third.
Enoch Wishard's American horse
Ramapo finished third in the race for
the Hurst Park Holiday handicap.
Pitts Yard was first and Golden Slip
per second.
+. Lorillards American horse King
of Bohemia won the Walton selling
plate for all ages, the winner to be sold
at auction for 100 sovereigns The dis
tance was five furlongs straight away.
Clone was second and Otterwin third.
RACES AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-Favorites took
three of to-days events. The first race
went to a 10 to 1 shot. Track fast,
weather clear.
Five furlongs, Lady Brittanic won,
Silver Set second, II. S. Tobacco third.
1ime-1 :03
One mile, Al Orth won, Immiida Sec
ond, Forseen third. Time-1:42M.
Six furlongs, Nicholas won, Davault
second, Moloch third. Time-1:14a4.
Seven furlongs, BiEg Bangor won,
Linda second, May Thompson third.
Time-1:2S.
Five furlongs, Tago won, Ivory sec
ond, Matte Belle third Time-1:O3.
One mile, st. Pancreas won, Outaway
second, Loyal Princess third. Time
1:43.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-Results at
Brighton Beach:
One mile, Cromwell won, Long Beach
second. Eclipse third. Time-1:42
-Four furlongs, Belle Dick won, Min
Die Alphonse second, Confession third.
Time-0:50
bunk second, Royal Princess third.
Time-1 30
One and one-eighth miles, Ben Eder
won, Dutch Skater second, Mirage
third. Time-1:5 ~.
Six furlongs, Tragedian won, Slow
Poke second, Meadow Thorpe third.
Time--:16H.
Four furlongs, Clymena won, Bally-
roe second, Proteen third. Time-0:5O
AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS (O), August 3 = The
Grand Circuit meeting opened on the
course of the Columbus Driving Asso-
citation very auspiciously to-day. The
weather was ideal, the track in fine con-
dition and the attendance f1attering.
Summaries:
Two-twenty class, trotting, purse
81 800. Squeezer won. Corrie McGregor
second, Red Star third. Best time
2:13A.
Two-fourteen pace, purse 81, 800, Hail
Cloud won, Mocking Boy second, Josie
Is. third. Best time-2:0Si5.
Two-twenty trot (unfinished). purse
ST. 300, Black Seth won, Boronaise sec
ond, Esporto Rex third. Best time
z:11A.