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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-07
"Jonah' ana the sunday Paper.
Norfolk. Va, Jan. 4. 1896.

l. q protracted newspaper controve rky.
on any subject, but please allow ME at
least to tip my hat" to Jonah gu, of
respect to his ancient and illustrous
predecessor, There is a fitness In come
things by the help Of circumstances,
and If there Is anything In u name
Jonah is sufficiently significant In
this instance.
Jonah" says, We can no longer
serve the world and further the desires
OF Goa by taking Sini iatlc view Of
human affairs, but under the new dis
persation, Calvary opens up n view of
love and grace ana service not so mar
lowed by Mosaic legislation and Phara-
sale piety."
As TO this quotation let me say:
l. we are rot here according to tie
teachings of the New TcstameE: to
serve the world. but to serve God. Je-
sus himself declared that mo man"
and that takes in Jonah" l suspect
can serve two mastcrs-nevcr. We can
not serve the world and God.
Z. As to the New Testament. or the
dispensaticn of grace, allowing more
liberty TO the lleshly man than did the
Ola Testament-it is news to me. Why
Jesus said: Think not that I am come
to destroy the law OF the prophets.
am come not to destroy. but TO fulfill"
This Is 50 because all truth is indie
structible. The priesthood and the
FJcw!sh sacrifices were swallowed up In
and Sacrifice. Simply the forms OF the
Mosaic age changed us they were all
perseded by Christ, but every truth
which Moses taught through them is
Il truth to-Euy. The change in the
form did not abolish it-it only n;ensi-
fled 1t. ana made it, IL possible. more
real
To illustrate: Moses taught that slay-
ing ones fellow is murder See Gen w.,
is. The New Testament, teaches that
whatsoever hates his brother Is q muir
uerer. See John ill.,, 10 With Moses q
bad act was sinful. but with Jesus Il bad
thought or an unholy look was the
act. See Matt. V. 27-2S.
RMS talk of grace tcierating what
the moral law condemned Is an alb
surdity. True grace goes further than
the law, but this difference is one Of both
extension and i7itensity-h Is in no
sense abroSates the matter. Let me IL
iustrate:
The moral law required the worship
on one God. Does Grace release MS or
hermit us 10 take another in His place?
me law required us TO tell the truth.
Goes grace permit US To lie? the law
nrohiiHted THEFT Does not grace?
Ihc law does not allow coveLinS. Does
grace permit II? The law required the
Sabhath |" he kept holy; does Grace
permit II 70 be protaned ana desc
crh'eu lhSh' since ShrlS' salu ne came
nor 10 destroy the law: but to iuihl II.
WISH Jonah would give me his
authority Tor repudiating the truth Of
me what moral prccept the law enjoin-
cd winch grace gives You liberty 20 dis
regard Can You name single enc!
Vii lnOlOTE1tn VT uD'liuclctS on
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HELP WANTED.

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or telephone lines OF any description.
References given and satisfaction guar
nnteed. j. ii. GUY, Box 302, Suffolk,
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FOR RENT.

The elegant store room, No. ISIS Main
street, and the rear of same, occupied by
Greecy d Dill. Is offered for rent. APP
r. J. MORRIS. Trustee.
de2f-t 1S6 Main street, Norfolk. Va
FOR RENT-Housc 81 Yarmouth street
with all modern improy ements. posses
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MUM Y()N
What Mrs. Henning Owes TO His
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Remedies.
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Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Kidney
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For RENT.

FOR RENTING nice desirable rooms
with heat, gas, bath and all convent.
ences; location West Freemason street
ADDRESS H." Nirgininn office.
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EXPERIENCE salesman will arrange
with reliable house to sell their goods In
the city NJ travel. SALARY or commits
Office. ja4-3ts
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~ O

Norfolk. Va, Jan. 4. 1886.
10 my Friends and Public-I take the
opened Cigar and Tobacco Emporium
OF flrst-C Class Goods at III Main street.
ana solicit your patronage.
JOE HESS, 1T1 MaIr, Street.
tFormerly with l. Moritz e Coz 5s
Snoke the Celebrated 5c.-PIRER
1EIDSlECK-5c taT-1t
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WANTED employment 10y strictly first
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conNersAnt with t.enCh and German
M; l.. ca" care Southern Churchman
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Why Don't S0u?
Why don't you see DR.. Week?
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r. VIRTUE or a DEED OF TRUST
- from Norris Fass to me ms trustee
dated the 9th day of December, 1856, and
duly T., OF record ! have taken possessioni
Church street, Norfolk, Va, and other
assets conveyed to me by said deed. Ali
persons owing said I'ass arc directed to
make payment to me or my agent and
those having claims against said Fass
are requested 10 present same 10 me-
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP-Corner Princess
Anne and Malthy avenues, one gentle
horse. one top buggy and harness, one
top wagon and one fine pool table.
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FOR SALE-5O,ooo James River Paving
Bricks; 100000 Buildlng Bricks In lots
10 suit MuRDAuGH & MAYO. Of
flee 53 Columbia building de29-tf
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EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES
MEN. Address CLOTHING. this Of
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FREY & ARMSTRONG;. Dealers in
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

BOARDING or three young men can
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convenient part of the city. Address
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FOR SALE CIIEAP.-Plans and specifi-
cations for brick residence. drawn by
one OF the best architects in the
State. Address, Plans" this office
nol7-lf
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FOR SAl.E-l0-horse power Boiler and
Engine. Shafting, Hangers Pullcys,
Betting. etc; all good as new: will be
sold low 10 prompt buyer c. W
KING. 1913 High street Portsmouth. Va.
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IloW'S TlIlS?-Saucc Cheese loc.
Scrapple, l2i:c.: Homemade Sausage
Toe: Homemade Lard, lvc.: Liver rud-
ding. l0c.: Turkeys, l0Ul2c. ENTER
IRlSE BEEF AND PROVISION CO.
No. $50 Church street
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06
L znowu p~rzyszedf jest miedzy
mani, nasz starry nieprzyja-
ciel ,,Grypa".

Bye moze ze niezaatakuje lyle ofar,
jak zeszlym razem, lecz ilosc choryoh
obebnie juz jest wielka. Zwykle symp-
tomato towarzyszace Grypie daja sic
spostrzegac i obecnie a mianowicie: ka-
szel, ~kichanie, z~apalenie gard}a, b6le W
czionkach j ogolne os4abienie.
Czy mozesz chorowac, q jednakze vie
kazdy o tenn, Re Grypie MONA zapo-
biedz, gdy sic wezmie ma ozas lekar.
stwo. Kazdy leksrz powie Wan o
tenn, re W czas wziety czysty wzmacnia-
jacy srodek, ktory dopomoze do trawie-
mia wzmocni system wypedzi nieprzy-
j~aciela MIN tenze zdols sic zagniezdzic
! rozwinac, lecz srodek, TAXI moze bye
ozystym j dobrym a ~nsjlepszym z ~istnfe-
jacych jest DIR. Bonkera Pepsin zo{ad-
kowe krople, DIR. BONKER'S PEPSiN
STOMACH BITTERS.
Domaga trawienia j wzacnia oialo do
dajac SHY systemowi do zwalczenia
skutkow grupy, kaszlu, przeziebienia
sic, febry it'd.
Pomaga naturze W zwalczeniu wszel-
kich ohorob.
Sproboj butelke i przekonsj. Do
~sPrzedania we wszystkich spteksch.
Wyrsb'spe u J. H. ~XELOwSKIEGO,
100 MILWAUKEE, AVE, rog NOBLE
tskte
SO BLUE ISLAND AVE. rog issI. CHICAGO
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06
Nova p. 4. BrOdOwskiegO,
odczytana ma obchodzie styczniowym
ma B~ridgeporcie.
Moi Szdno,cni Bracia!

MOt DTUctu.
Poniewas ola bardzo waznych, nieza.
leznych odemnie przyczyn ME moge
bye obecnym ma Waszem zebraniu,
zwo{anem ma ~uswiecenie smutnei pa
miatki Styczniowego powstania, posta.
nowilem skresliG do Was to kilka slow
/ prosze Was, azebyscie mole dobre
checi przyjeli "a ma obecnosc.
Powstanie z roku 1868 smutne, ale
razem i radosne wzbudza W kazdym
Polaku mysli - smutne, bo kwiat mlo.
dziezy padi ma polu chwaly - narod
nasz nieomal zrujuowano i kirem za}o.
by pokry}a sic GAIA Polska, ale korzysoi
moralne, ozywienie i utrwalenie ducba
narodowego, ten widok oudowny roy
winietego sztandaru niepodzielnych ma
zawsze Lechitow, Litwinow i Rusinow,
to radosne zwyciestwo ducha niesmier.
telnej idei polskiej mad barbarzyhskiem
okruciehstwem.
Zaprawde trudnem bedzie zadaniem
historyka, ktory dzieje st~yczniowego
Powstania skresIic zechce. My cosmy
byli zywemi ich swiadkami, oosmy cd
dychali ia ~wulkaniczna atmosfera, dis
juz ME jestesmy pewni wlasnych wra.
zen; byi Ii 10 sen goracy, czy rzeczy.
wistosc pelna cud6w i dziwowiskY
Czfowiek nieco oddalony cd tego CA
su, znajacy go tylko z opowiadah i SUI
cbyoh sPrawozdah ksiazkowych, nigdy
ME Potraf odmalowac zywej 6zjogno-
mil, tax %zmiennej ! ruohomej, tax pei.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06

Afryka jest strefa... niespo.
dzianek. To tee szans terazniei.
szej wojny ME MONA obliczye
wedfug prawide} europeiskich.
Ale mozemy wypowiedziec diva
pewniki: Naprz6d, BE kazda
kleska wojsk wloskich w imie
honoru narodowego zmusza WHO
chy do najwiekszych wysilk6w,
ably utrzymac sic PREY swych
zdobyczach W Abysinii; kleska
pod Amba-A ladza W roku zesz.
lynn, jak kleska pod Dogali w
roku 1887, zmusi}a parliament
w1oski do uchwalenia kredyt6w,
ma jake be- tych kiosk ME byi.
by sic nigdy zgodzil. A drugi
pewnik jest ten, re Abisy6czycy
umieja wprawdzie zwyciezae, ale
nigdy ME umieja korzystae re
zwyciestwa. Me umieli tego
dawniej dla tego ME zabezpie.
czyli sobie nigdy icdynego portu
Massawy, chociaz dawniej, gdy
sic tam znajdowa}a tylko slaba
zaioga turecka God roku 1920,
byfo to rzecza nietrudna. A tax.
re w naszych czasach ME nauczy-
Ii sic sztuki korzystania re zwy.
ciestwa.
w latach 1875 1877 ma glove
pobili Egipcyan, pc kazdem ia.
klein zwyciestwie cesarz Jan
cofnaf sic, zamiast zajac Massa-
we. w roku 1887, wyciawszy
oddzia1 podpu}kownika de Cri-
stofori pod Dogali, zmusili do.
woezce najwazniejszej pozycyi
Saati, majora Borettego, cofnac
sic noca do Massawy; ale zamiast
opanowac to pozycya, cofneli sic
W glab kraju. w roku nastep.
nym cesarz Jan re 100, 900 woi.
ska zblizyi sic do obozu San Ma.
rzano w Saati - ale zamiast u.
derzyc ma niego, cofnai sic i OBJ
sypywa{ j%enera}a wloskiego SEN
tymentalnemi listami. TAX samo
pc zwyciestwie pod Amba-A lad-
"a: zamiast wyruszyc spiesznie
ma p6}noc, wyprzee s}aby i zde-
moralizowany kleska oddzial Ba,
ratierego z Adigratu, a moze az
do Massawy, odpoczywali prawie
ca{y miesiac, jakby czekajac ma
to, az w6dz wloski otrzyma pc.
sikh z W}och. Otto pewniki, z
kt6rych latwo wyprowadzic who
SEX, ze i terazniejsza dluga woj.
ma w}osko- abisy6ska ostatecznie
skohczy sic zwyciestwem WHO.
chow, kt6rzy sic utrzymaja PREY
posiadaniu calej Tigry, t. j. oko.
10 100000 kwadratowych kilo-
metrow.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06

GAVIN GIG ia WI
DOWN. wojny.
Czionek komisyi parlamentar.
mel, kt6ra ma wiosne roku 1891
zwiedziaa Erytree, posel Martini,
W swej giosnej ksiazce Nell
Africa ltaliana', podaje nastepu-
Jaca sylwetke Aluli: ,,Charak.
ter tajemniczy, kt6rego Mkt ME
zbadaf; pc kr6lewsku hojny w
swych acknowledgement, sta}y
w nieprzyjazni, Jest on w row
nym stopniu celem uwielbienia
ola jednych, jak przedmiotem
namietnej nienawisci ola dru.
gich. I'll odmawiaja mu nawet
odwagi. Powiadaja, re zwycie.
zyf jedynie pod Dogali, i to ME
dzieki swej w}asnej walecznosci,
lecz dzieki raczej niedba}osci.
w wojnach domowych zosta}
kilkakrotnie pobitym. Zwycie-
stwo mad Egipcyanami pod Gu.
ra (1S76) bylo zas}uga ME Alu.
Ii, lecz esarz Jana. Pod Me.
temma, widzac z}y obr6t walk,
pierwszy uszed} z pola bitwy, ME
u~si{ujac ocalic cesarza. Nato.
mast major Piano, kt6ry W roku
1887 jake wiezie6 znajdowa} sic
W obozie Aluli, wyruszajacego
przeciwko Saati, zapewnia} mnie,
re jenera} europejski ME by}by
wydaf innych rozkaz6w i ME
by4by dowi6d} wiecej rrzezor.
nosci i ~bystrosci, niz wtedy Alu.
la.
,,Powiadam, charakter taiem.
niczy, pe}en kontrast6w. Twier.
dzi, re wciela W sobie mysl ME.
Podlegioscl Etyopii, a przeciez
szuka przyjazni Wioch6w (pisa.
ne W r. 1917. Sadzi, ze gniew
Bozy karze iego nar6d, ponie-
waz valley przeciwko nam,
chrzescianom, a jednak sam pod
niosf bro1 rokoszanina przeciw.
ko cesarzowi Menelikowi, chrze.
scianowi. Modli sic codziennie,
zeby Abisynia ~zostala uchronio-
ma cd nowych kiosk, a ME waha
sic sprowadzic ma MIA dawnych
kiosk wojny i g}odu. Opuszcza
ma pobojowisku trupa cesarza
Jana (w oczach niekt6rych mai,
wieksza wilma, a ME SPECIAL, az
ola jego syna Mangaszy odzy.
ska1 tron [tigryjskil i wolnost.
(Mangasza bowiem by} przez pc
wien czas wieziony przez Meme.
lika). w ciagfych intrygach -
to przeciwko Mangaszy, to pre-.
ciwko Menelikowi - ME r6zni
sic cd zwyczaju wszystkich daw.
niejszych i terazniejszych ras6w
abisyhskich. Ale powaga i czy.
stosc wsr6d powszechnej
deprawacyi, czeste posty, glebo.
XII smutek, kt6ry go ogarna} cd
czasu smierci siostry, dlugie po-
ranne i wieczorne modlitwy O
zmifowanie Boze, czestokroc NY.
powiedziane zyczenie dokoGcze.
MIA zycia W samotnej cell klasz.
tornej - postaci Aluli nadaja
szczegolne znamie".
Moze zagadke, kt6ra sic tax
trudna wydaje panu Martiniemu,
Fozwiaze uwaga Macchiavella,
kt6ra Mickiewicz umiescil jake
motto pred Konradem Wallen.
rodem: .,,Dovete adunque sapere
come sono due generazioni da
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06
WCjna W Abisynii.

ca: Jeneralny gubernator Fry
trei, Crest Baratieri, W obozie
pod Adigratem zebra} l stycznia
okofo 10000 wojska, po-
miedzy kt6rem okolo 10, 900 zo}.
merry w}oskich, reszta tax zwa.
nj ,,askarysowie", czyli regular
ma milicya kolonialna, z}ozona z
najetych Abisy6czyk6w, Ara.
bow, Somal6w, Alba1czyk6w,
pod dow6dztwem oficer6w i pod
oficer6w w}oskich, tudziez ocho.
tnicy r6znych kacyk6w abisyG.
skich, pozostajacych pod zwierz-
chnictwem Wloch. Az do DO.
lowy stycznia, W skutek wys}a.
nych z Wloch posiik6w, armia
jenerala Baratierego bedzie Ii.
czy}a okolo 10000 zo}nierzy. -
Przednia straz wojska wloskiego
tworzy za}oga Makali GO kilo.
metr6w ma po}udnie cd Adigra.
tu) pod dow6dztwem majora
Galliano. Czy dawna stolica Ii
CRY Adowa (oko}o so kilome-
trow ma zach6d cd Adigratu)
znajduje sic ~jeszcze W reku
Wfoch! ME wiadomo. Major
Amalio, ktory tam dawniej stall
z swym batalionem, obecnie
znajduje sic W g}6wnym obozie
w Adigracie. Tylna straz two
rzy jen. Arimondi, stojacy W
kilka tysiecy wojska W Asma-
RE.
Ob6z Adigratu, roz}ozony ma
stromej wyzynie i SLIME W osta.
tnich czasach obwarowany, ucho,
dzi "a pozycya tax silna, re o jej
zdobycie ME moze sic pokusic
wojsko Menelika. Zachodzi vice
tylko pytania, czy armia abisy6.
ska ME bedzie usi}owa}a oskrzy-
die pozycyi Baratier' ego, masze-
rujac W p6lnocno-zachodnim kie-
runku ma Adowe, a dalej na As.
mare Powtore, czy Baratier'emu
uda sic wstepnym bojem wy.
przec wojska Menelika z Tigry,
a vice odzyskac grantee posia-
diosci z pred 7 grudnia r. e., co
jest celem Wfoch6w w terazniej-
szei wojnie!
Wojsko abisy6skie rozfozy}o
sic pc obu stronach dawnej dro-
81 angielskiej pomiedzy Makala,
odcieta cd komunikacyi z Bara.
tierim a Adigratem. Ilu zo1nie-
rzy liczy to wojsko? tego dotad
W autentyczny spos6b ME zdo{a-
no skonstatowac. L jednej z o y
statnich depesz wiemy tylko, ze
dowodzi MEM ras Alula.
Jest to najsiawniejszy w6dz
Abisyhczyk6w. Ia mlodu kosil
siano ma g6rach, p6zniej W woj-
sku kacyka Tigry, a ~nastepnie
cesarza Jana dos}uzy} sic mai.
wyzszych dostojeGstw. Juz W
roku 1879 dowodzil wojskiem
cesarza Jana, kt6re zmusilo nv.
wala Menelika poddac sic Jano.
wi. w styczniu roku 1887 kie.
rowa} owym oddzia}em, kt6ry
wycia} try kompanie wloskie
pod Dogali, W nastepnym roku
ma czele wojsk Jana zblizy} sic
do obozu jenera}a San Mariana W
Saati, ME odwazajac sic zaczepic
go. w roku 1889 dowodzi{ be.
VIVA czescia wojska abisy1skiego
W nieszczesliwej bitwie pod Me.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-02-06


Moze zagadke, kt6ra sic tax
trudna wydaje panu Martiniemu,
Fozwiaze uwaga Macchiavella,
kt6ra Mickiewicz umiescil iako
motto pred Konradem Wallen.
rodem: .,,Dovete adunque sapere
come sono due generazioni da
combattere - bisogna essere
volpe e loene". .(Powinniscie o
tern wiedziec, jak sic majs diva
pokolenia bic = trzeba bye viii.
klein i lisem). Badz co badz, W
gronie tych ras6w tigryjskich,
jak zniewiescialy Mangasza, dy.
plomata Mokonnen, rubaszny
Mikael it'd, starry w6dz cesarza
Jana, LEGACY obecme okolo IS
lat, jest figura n~iezwyk}a, wyra.
vista i re wszech MAR powaz.
nym przeciwnikiem znacznie
miodszego, ale cd dw6ch lat
wsiawionego zwyciestwami Ore.
sta Baratierego.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14

Senator Jones added that thousands of
Democrats in Connecticut and New Jersey
had irformed him those States would cast
their for Bryan, while the Democrats
OF lows looked upon that State as safe for
Bryan by large majority.
Il was announced at Democratic head
quarters to-day that the postmaster of
Chicago and other officials of the depart
ment had been notified that all mail COM
ing to Chicago and directed to National
Democratic headquarters must be delivered
at the Auditorium annex. The admission
is also made that mail intended for the
Palmer and Buckner headquarters in the
Palmer House has been received at the
Auditorium annex. opened and answered
by the managers of the Bryan campaign.
One of these letters, dated MilIe-sburg,
Ind, and signed by William E. Donald
son, stated that he lived in a township
which gave Democratic majority of 175
and SO far as he could learn he was the
only gold Democrat in the township. He
asked for sound money literature, and
Secretary Walsh of the National Commit
tee sent him . lot of free silver literature.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
ONE ROBBER CONFESSES,
Identity of the Two Youths Who
Looted a Bank and Left a
Trai! of Blood.
Now That the Truth Is Known the
Surviving Bandit Is Not in
Danger of Lynching.

PARAMOUNT, MIMI, Oct. 13.-The
climax of the most sensational week in
Southern Minnesota's history came this
evening with the complete revelation of the
identity of the two desperadoes who robbed
the Sherburne Bank and killed three per-
sons. The one killed near Elmore was Jams
Kellihan, boy of but 18 years. The man
in Jail here is Lu Kellihan, brother of the
dead bandit buried yesterday in the pot
ter's field at Sherburne.
Lu Kellihan is % years old, and refused
all day to tell who he is, but this evening
weakened and told the whole story of the
plan 10 rob banks at Heron Lake, St.
James and Sherburne, the route of the
flight, the division of the spoils and other
incidents. ~
The man in Jail insists that his brother
was the leader and did all the shooting.
A telegram from Rock Rapids said the
Identification of the robbers is correct.
Their parents is there and admit that the
boys are their sons. There is no danger OF
a lynching, although large crowd is in
the streets.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
TaEsE ARE JONES' FIG 0REs.
Tries to Make 1t appear That Bryan's
Chances Dire Good.

Tries to Make 1t appear That Bryan's
Chances Dire Good.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. Ex-senator Jones,
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, characterized the table of the
probable electoral vote as given out last
night by Senator Quay as Gigantic
bluff" The chairman pointed out that of
all the States classed by Senator Quay as
doubtful only Tennessee and Virginia
have not complete fusion of Democrats,
Populists and silver Republicans. He
called attention to the State election in
August in Tennessee. where Judge of
the Chancery Court of Appeals was
elected, IL which the Democratic majority
was announced over 25, ,000 and added that
an examination of the vote cast by the
fusion parties in all the States classed as
doubtful would show the impossibility of
the Republicans carrying one of them.
The Senator also stated that of the States
classed for Mckinley there was complete
fusion of all the silver forces in the fol-
lowing: Illinois. Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
Kentucky, Michigan. Minnesota, North Da-
kota, Ohio. West Virginia and Wisconsin.
In thirty-two States altogether complete
fusion had been made OF all the forces op-
posed to the gold standard.
Chairman Jones gave TO the United As
sociated Presses the following tai Bile, show
ing the votes of the respective candidates
in the Electoral College:
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-14
FArHER NUaENr FoE SILVER.
Does Not Agree With 4frchbistop Ireland
the Chicago Platform.

Does Not Agree With archbishop ireland
the Chicago Platform.
DES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. 13.-Rev. ]. F.
Nugent. pastor of the Catholic Church of
the Visitation of this city, whose recent
public address in favor Of free silver and
the Chicago platform has attracted wide
attention in this city and elsewhere, to-
night gave out an authorized interview in
reply to the recent letter of Archbishop
Ireland.
Father Nugent is well known in this
State, not only in church circles, but as a
lecturer and platfor m orator. His address
in support of Bryan and Sewall had con-
siderable publicity given to it and he has
since received more than 200 requests to
make speeches, one of which came from
New York and another from Denver,
Bourke Cochran devoted much of his time
in his Des Moines address to answering
Father Nugent In the course OF his in
terview tonight Father Nugent said:
Archbishop Ireland said nothing new on the
financial question. He has played the same
music that the advocates of gold have been
playing since the campaign opened, but on
account of his exalted position it may be re-
garded by some as an octave higher, yet it is
precisely the same thing. Archbishop Ireland
is without doubt an able and patriotic man.
but there are on the other side men of undis-
puted loyalty and patriotism, and men whom
Archbishop Ireland will admit are far su-
perior to him in economic learning.
The Archbishop seems to forget that while
we have Federal constitution we ave at the
same time O. dear and cherished doctrine
known as State sovereignty. Local affairs in
the platform mean those affairs which belong
exclusively to the State, and if the State has
not control over these affairs there can be no
such thing as State sovereignty. The resolu-
ton does not deny to the Federal Government
any rights granted by the constitution, but
simply declares that there are rights which be-
long to the province of State legislation. We
hold this resolution, therefore, to be absolutely
sound.
To the rich and powerful few it has
always been treason for the poor to say that
anything ails them. The best way in my esti-
nation, to prevent narchy is to secure for the
producer an equitable share of that which he
produces.