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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Notice for Publication,

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon
,.,,l,, - May II, 1896.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following-name settler has filed notice of
MS intention to make final proof in support of
fore the County Clerk OF Lincoln county, at
Toledo, Oregon, on June %, 1896, viz:
JAMES L. POST II. L. 1886,
for the east = of the southeast 4, northwest 4
OF the southeast 4, southeast a OF the north
east 1, section rs, town 10, south, range s. west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz; Thomas Savage, Fred Dun
Nashville, Oregon.
ROBERT a. MILLER, Register.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Tongue Defeated.
kernville, May IS, 1896.

The latest dispatches confirm the
intelligence that Tongue has been
defeated by Vanderburg by small
plurality. They also indicate that
the populists have elected Quinn in
the second district, and that the
populists and democrats have a ma
Jority on joint ballot in the legisla-
ture.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at OregC

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon.
March ., 1895.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIN
N following named settler haS filed nGticl \
his intention TO II axe final proof in support. y
his claim, end that said proIf will e = a ~
fore ire County Cle's - lin.g'n county n
Toledo, oregon, ON uly 70. loyo, VIZ:
KARL KNUDSON, II. Z. No. So32.
for the northwest i of section o. townshi- y
south, range II west
He names the following witnesses to pr3u
his continuous residence upon and cultivatio'
of said land, viz: Charles Carlson, AdolrI
Peterson and John GuilliaIns. OF Cna, Oregr
and Peter Tellefson, of Yaquina, Oregon.
ROBERT \. MILLER, Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Local Institute.
G. w. GREENWOOD,

Teachers local institute TO be
held at Eddyville, Oregon, Satur-
day, June I3, 1896. Teachers,
school officers, patrons and all
other persons are asked TO attend:
PROGRAMME:
IA. NJ.
Music.
Object of Institute, Geo. Bethers.
Daily Preparation Of the Teacher,
................."B. F. Wilhoit
Recitation.
Morals and Manners, ............
.................M Miss Madge Dunn.
Oral Geography, ,..........
.............M Mrs. E. ]. Norton.
1850 P. NJ.
Music.
Recitation.
Physiology and Hygien, ........,
.... Miss Lulu Harrington.
School Room Decoration, ......
......... .......... Miss Nellie Star.
Recitation.
Relation of Teachers to Parents,
.......Ge General Discussion.
Oregon School Laws, ...........
.......................Geo. Bethers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
White LeghOrn EGGS!

I have pure blood White Leg.
horn eggs for sale for SI.oo for
setting of fifteen eggs, deIinAss 4.
nearest express Office. These egg,
are from pure blood chickens i'm.
ported from the east. Address,
P. A. MILLER, Chitwood, Or
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Roseburg, Orego

Land Office at ROseburg, Oregon,
May %, SS
Notice is hereby given that the followna
named settler has filed notice OF his intlntis
to make final proof in support of his claim, an
that said proof will be made before the Count
Clerk OF Lincoln County, Oregon, on July il
1856, viz:
CHRISTIAN S. HANSON, II. Z. No. S29
for the south q of southwest =, section south
east 4 of southeast 1, section =; northeast i
OF northeast Il, section II, township 10 slutt
range II west
He names the following witnesses to pror
his continuous residence upon and ouliyatir,
OF said land, viz: Martin Lyon, OF AxeG
Oregon; Theo Cranz, of Fisher. Oregon, ani
Henry r. Bobeli and Ellis vader, Axl
Oregon.
z. N. NEATCH, Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Bear in Mind

There is a store on Yaquina Bar
where you can, at any time, find
full stock of Groceries, Flour an,
Feed, and the same will be sold a
very reasonable prices.
PETER TELLEFsoN, Prop'r,
Yaquina City, Oregon
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Notice for Publication,

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIM
~ iollowing-named settler has filed notice
MS intention to make final proof in supDorte
his claim, and that said proof Will be mad il
fore the County CLERK Of lincoln COUNTY, d
Toledo, Oregon, on June 29th. 1896, viz:
a. L. MCDONALD, II. L, Si577,
Tor Lots ., 3, and /, of section 30, town TO- south
range 9west.
lie names the following witnesses to prIn
ms continuous residence upon aud cultiyat
+. Lewis and HIN. Foster, all Of Chitwood, Ore
gon.
ROBERT A. MILLER. Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
Notice fog Publication,

Land Office at Oregon City. Oregon,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIYEN THAT mi
~ following-nGm.d settler has fled notice
his intention to make final proof in support
MS claim, and that said proof will lie made b.
Toledo, Oregon, on June %, 1896, viz:
AUSTIN HOWELL, II. +. 7,SI9,
for the east = OF the southeast a section b
and west p OF southwest 4 section 81, town
south, range II west.
He names the following witnesses to pron
his continuous residence upon an cutivatia
II said land, viz: Orange J. Ruhle, c. r. Eval
Albert Reynolds and John Early, al OF Mall
poIt, Oregon.
ROBERT A. MILLER, Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04
LOCAL NOTES

Gowell is still in the race for
business.
For the best groceries and fresh
fruit call at Peter Tellefson's, va
quina City.
For SALE.-Five hogs and fat
steer. Enquire of Bensell Orton,
Siletz, Oregon.
Peter Tellefson Yaquina has a
good line of Mems Oil clothing,
Rubber Boots and Overshoes.
Flour and feed will be sold at
low price at the store of Peter Tel
lefson, Yaquina.
I am prepared to do all kinds of
light wood turning. o. r. ALTREE,
with Rice & Ross.
FOR SALE.-House keeping
effects, consisting of Furniture,
Carpets, Stoves, Fruit Jars, etc.
Enquire of Rite Dedrick, Toledo.
A. R. CHAPMAN.
We are prepared to do all kinds
of blacksmith and wagon work,
horse-shoeing, and all kinds Of
repairing. Give us q call.
Ross & RICE, Toledo.
About every four out of five
editorials in the papers OF :he state
will now begin, Now !hat cleo
ton is over, ETC."
The saw mill received a raft of
logs last Tuesday, and are row
saving them up. Mr.. Krogslad
will probably run the mill till the
yard is restocked.
A kind of election aftermath was
held yesterday between Frank
Parker, of Yaquina, and Abe
McFadden, in which the former
tried to exercise his pugilistic art
upon the anatomy of the latter.
He failed to get any serious body
blows in. however, and the finale
was a fine of ten collars and
trimmings in the Recorders court
for Mr.. Parker.
a general free fight was one of
the features of the election at Little
Elk last Monday. 1t started over
the warmth Of some political dis
cussion, and from the reports given
in of the matter, it must have been
a regular Donnybrook fair for a
while. Nobody was seriously in
jured, but a couple of the residents
OF that precinct will wear mourning
over their eyes for a time.
A little child of c. c. Mcbride
received a serious injury last Mon
day by falling backward with a
high chair, striking its head on the
floor. The little one was un-
conscious for a time.
The disgraceful scenes that oc-
Cured on our streets last Saturday
must not be repeated. 1t is a dis.
grace to civilized community that
such conduct should be tolerated
and the law-abiding people o
Toledo will rot further submit tC
such lawlessness. 1t is the mar
shars duty to conserve the peace
and to arrest the law-breakers, b,
they Indian or white, and the tim,
has now fully arrived when Il,
must perform that duty, or resigi
and let The council appoint a mar
shall that will. The marshal ha
the power and is backed by th
law, and there is no excuse 70
allowing such outrageous conduc
on our streets.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-06-04

Gowell has oats and potatoes.
Anti-nicotine gum at Gowell's.
Smoke The Grof cigar-at Gowells
Both creamery and ranch butter
at GowelPs.
Flour, feed and everything you
want can be had at Gowell's.
J. H. Mcneil and family, of
Pioneer, were in Toledo Yesterday.
Say, by the way, some Of those
West Yaquina fellows are good
fighters.
Mrs. A. R. Chapman came over
from Corvallis yesterday to visit
friends in this place.
Newport rallied to the support OF
Toledo last Monday in good shape,
and her help is appreciated.
Having located the county seat
permanently at Toledo it is still for
your best interests to trade at
Cowell's.
The steamer Tonquin was ex-
pected in the Siletz bay today.
She came in last week and brought
supplies for the cannery at Kern
vile.
T. J. Bufori came over from the
reform school last Saturday and
returned OF Tuesday. Nh. Bu:ord
is employed Al the re:o-n school,
but he still holds Ms residence in
Lincoln county.
The regular services Of the ".
E. church will be held At the
school house on next Sabbath
morning and evening. Al are
invited. REV. Porter, pastor.
The railroad commissioners made
theii regular seni-annuaIins inspection
Of the o. {. & Z. road from AL
bany to the Bay today. They
were accompanied by General
Manager Stone and Supt. Sullivan.
County Court is in regular ses-
sion this week. There is no busi-
ness Of any great importance except
the regular election expenses to be
met. The full report of the court
will be given in our next issue.
We ask that due allowance be
made for the appearance of our
paper this week. The rush of
work incident to the election left
us badly lehini and we have had
to slight this issue somewhat.
Decoration services at this place
last Saturday were carried out
according TO the program that was
published. a large crowd was in
attendance, the Richardson bring
ing up over a hundred from New
port and Yaquina.
A local teachers institute is to
be held at Eddyville on the 18th
inst. These local institutes can lie
made the means OF much useful
information and help to the teachers
and also to the school patrons if
they will but lend their efforts in
that direction. We would advise
every teacher who can make it
convenient to do so to attend this
and all other similar institutes.
The table of votes given in this
issue is not the official returns, but
are as correct as we could gather
from the various precincts as they
came in. County Clerk Jones
assisted by Justices of the Peace
Geo. Sylvester, of Newport, and
Allen Parker, Of Yaquina, are now
making the official count, and will
be through tomorrow. We will
give the official returns next week
Jaa. Booth was elected justice o
the peace of Yaquina precinct last
. NT..,l. -. l. T. . ,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18

snos eeeweG - e~raD<sGcE 80 . nsD-
k~r o. he sxcortera LAst season ms
vssxhss - se.sossnsH ~ de c-SDMssssse
were No l. y yo2s4s: No. 1 81 pcgness
Ns. 4 81 pounds rss commission tocay
Informally agreed lar The weights s-is
year snost De change ~ soIsovs: No
J. 81 poercs. Ma. = - yogE1s. anc Nc. D.
81 po-res sev~-si o. the sxpcyterv AZ
proved he e5anwss n tbs ersf rvo grades,
hu. rtshsc 20 have Ire veigf, % Ne.
was&s ra4vs- 20 - pounds Per 5asaei
II tho question IL housz uc he ose -
sue b@syeen rts farmer aef ~ exor-a~.
py establishing Ire s@anaa<s weigh OF No.
wneat ~ ss possrsss. . iarss amount o.
grain would 70 e1czzsec from crs grade.
p.a1sng rhs grower 81 . tlSs6vsrrExs. &c
co~sinz 20 r1e views u q majority II he
corr m -ssaa1 ss@nnase. Of Js> c1,rrrsss -
BAD to1ay sh4s the sarse s1a51~r1s &c AID
f~ formally e1sab8ss@i tomorrow. arA
that TIE comm sEs55a viii p~cv.1s yh4t Al
Trsi1 that fats below No 4 sEs wh1o1 "a
fs for rrs43nv. wfil be eai'~d No D. vts4sSss
geE2yG 20 weight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Ex-senator John Sherman is m ST. Paul
and VII speak in the Auditorium there on
Saturday nisat for sound money.
An earthquake lasting SIX seconds was
felt al o'c.oc,k THURSDAY morning az Mes
s.na and Regio ii Cabre.lo. Ita.y.
Sir Isaac Pltanan. the originator OF the
spelling reform and system OF phonetic
shorthand. IS dangerously III in Paris.
Cant. George s. Hoy, quar;erEnas;er.
United States army, who as; week sus
tanned shock Of paralysis, died Thurs
day morning al helena, Mont
]. W Northam & Co. wholesale dealers
In wines and liquors. Chicago, has .us-
pended / i oe,isye9 a., Jfs o accounts ran
Is per cent less.
w w. Flniay was yesterday Installed as
second vice president OF The Southern
railroad. succeeding ". Fl. BALDWIN,
who resigned 20 accept the presidency o.
the Long Island railroad.
John n. Harrington was nominated for
congress on he first ballot ey me Demo
Gratis OF Lowell, Mass. defea ting Jeremiah
T. QSuilivau. 81 20 =. OSuaivan was a
free silver delegate 10 Chicago.
Two men and twenty-five horses lost
their lives yesterday morning In a fire
which partially destroyed Albert Managers
idly that only three men and few horses
escaped
TON" Mann. the English labor leader,
MAS arrested at Hamburg He had ar
RANGED 20 address several meetings 10 ne
held in connection with the proposed sim
Infamous strike OF dock workers through
out the world
Mrs. Clara Chamberlain Drew Wells, a
wealthy society woman OF New York and
Brooklyn. has been divorced az Okla homa
from Charles Nassau Wells. a weii-known
New York lawyer. she charged failure
TO support her.
AZ Blythe. Ga. Saturday night, "A. NJ
Clarke a merchant. shot a negro named
Steve Boland. who was using profsne Ian
Euage in the presence OF ladies'. The ne
gro had an ax. Mr.. Clarke went 10 his
house for his shotgun. and when he re-
turned the quarrel was renewed. They
started toward each other. and Clarke
fired three times. wounding the
negro In the arm and body. but
not dangerously The negroes gathered
in large numbers in the~ town
with shctEuns and pistols. and the whites
fearing they would carry out their threa :
OF burning the place. telegraphed TO Au-
gusta for assistance 81 once. special
train was dispatched with twelve men, &C
companied by the sheriff AMI MS deputies
When the train arrived al Blythe. the COL
orea people dispersed a once.
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APSLEY'S TRIP WEST.
Found Everywhere . Growing
Sentiment for Mckinley.
CALIFORNIA WILL 81 ron HIM.
Ana Ceaoraas. n Teller Does Vet Keep
HI Eye Open - Only Mining
states for BrynA.

Washington City, SEPT N-Conxress-
man Ap-aey Of Massachusetts,. vice chair
mar q the Eepaasscez congressional corn-
rssfeee returned 20 " assZ{ngton City his
morning from an extended "Trip shro1s a
tHa West He said: we VISITED Michigan.
limos Iowa Nebraska. Colorado Wyo-
ming. r-aa. Nevada Oregon. Washing ton,
Montana and North Dakota We spent
A. most ylessant time il IN. Pacific siates
I never in my li,a saw more enthusiastic
political gatherings The Arg-@t hal or
shsater IN me Place was generally much
too small Even In Colorado we had two
rosss!nx meetings. a. Colorado Springs and
Colorado City. IN one night within three
niles 81 each other. and saan was the
shirt Of the Republicans that believe
shat II We keep up the aggressive work
z*aica Is now Oh Ne may confidently ex-
pect TO carry that state for Mckinley. or
al least that Sena tor Teller VIII De obliged
10 return home and give matters there con-
sideracse attention
'"The sentiment in the Pacific states has
been rapidly growing in favor OF McKin-
ley. In San Francisco the meeting wac a
great one, and the enthusiasm manifested
vas something tremendous The party
leaders there are confident California " Il
be found In the Mckinley column. In
many parts Of the state the sound money
sentiment IS strongly prevalent and IN
that section there Is a pronounced McKIn-
ley sentiment. The doctrine of protection
has powerful hold and will serve 10 keep
rae Republican lines solid.
AT Portland Or. the large theater was
eezsely packed. and yet hundreds were
turned away The same may be SAID OF
the meeting al many other points. Since
Our experience there Il has been decided,
| r1ink wisely, by the national committee
70 sead Eastern speakers 70 the Pacific
S3ope. Senator John Sherman IS out there
and II IS hoped he will consent 70 make
few speeches on ne Coast
After carefully comforting with the rep
resentative men In the party In the states
named. and after considering the sst1la-
ton as presented. | am Of the opinion tha.
II the national congressional committee
keeps Up the aggressive educational Aght
they have been making with 40 cessation
In their efforts, the only states IN the
whole North thar need be conceded 10
Bryan are possibly three or four OF the
mining states"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18
The Insurance Compact

San Francisco Sept. T7.-Aster eight
months ~ q8ibbling the provisional i-sur-
ance compact entered into al Monterey last
February has been converted into an op-
eraive board. known as the Fire Under
writer's Of the Pacific Coast. The last sig
nature vas obtained today. when Pacific
Coast Manager Henry x Belden affixed
his name To the constitution in behalf OF
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
His main objection vas removed when
commissions were reatjBsted ard the RAE
for San Francisco. Oakland and Portland
Was made - per cent, and for al other
elites Il per cent Sill there remained one
little matter 70 be al iusteG Ia the right Of
the manager 70 TWO votes one as The rep
resentative or the New York underwriters.
the other as the representative OF the
Hartford. There was a general q Sposltson
last week % grant this request ana today
4 WAS agreed 20.
The executive committee Will get 20
work - once arranging the details PRIOR
- the CONNIE -ceTnept or active operations.
Subsequent rules ~ the board VIII aeed
hut two-th.~ls vote 70 become a law Il
$ expected that The compact VIII be IN
fgIi swing o. October /
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18

olympia. Sept lz.-E2e1sl~--Dnrsag Sfss
psss wss-k articles If fEco~ oorasson we're
fled foF reoosd with the secns.asy VI state
a. fosAows:
IAstl~ Re~s Cox xlnins c1rnpsnv--En-
corporaf0rs, ] RI wilnot. Charles LITE
had p r Quinn O. W B@st. W II
Zies.e~. Louis Zi-glsr. q. ~. Inssasm.
Jar1es rr2fy. T. II G.erge. J. T.. Ellis,
W A. Wsrret,, ]. .. Levin J. II. sIot-s-
bury. ca isas stock. sz.9oo so: 2rsnel2al
office. scokars.
Cooperative Printing conpany-Ynco~-
ro~1fors. G. 0. VOID W. L. Lynn. q A.
Reed. J. II. Cunningham and c. T. s-ra,-
ton: capital stock, 800. principal oftics.
Sea lie.
cAshalarsss Congregational church;
trustees. Margaret McGarth, G. n War
ren. A r. Smith. Mrs r. NJ Douglas. C.
II. Warren ard Letfie Warren
FIRST Swedish Methodist ryas~opaI
church Of Tscoma--TF astseS. g. A Krons.
August T>esren and A Ekerrant
Castle Rock Water ompany--Iacorpor-
ators. Fl. Orchard. q A Dory and J. r.
.klns. capital stock. $1,000
Maggie jerome Mining compsny-rn-
corporatora, o. c. Trgax and rs r. Leigh
capst4s stock, s..so.ano, principal Office.
Spokane.
Spokane Golt Recovery companx-fn-
corpo~ators. r q. Jordan. q n Fried
man w. X N@Wf port, z. T. Ariaur. G. ".
Wooster. r r. Drake and Harry Baxter
CO pstal stock. s.. 9oo.60A
Bay View Lodge No. - l. O. o. r
A. r. Walker nobse grand
National Farmers Alliance snc Indus
trial Union Warehouse and Storage Com
y~Fncorporators a. J Clever, r. G
Alien and ]. y. Lsing; principal Office.
RfrZvilie supplementary articles.
ilwace Manufacturing Com "a ny~Tncor-
ps4r Z p
capital stock. 5000. object, 70 cond nst a
sawmil and planning husiness
Arctic Trading Company u Sea ttle--rn-
crease Of capital stock from 81 90 70 q 900.
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wnlla waiia,~ Water Con,nanx

waFA wsils. Sept IT.-sp~cisl. -Tae
city eouncsl today employed :ex-Atto-ney
General Garland q prosecute its case
against he Wajia Walls Water Company
before the InIte' States supreme court
Thss poit was commenced three years ago
by ths water company praying an infunc-
thor against ire city issuing bonds 10 con
struct the wsfey works Ths case vas sss-
c'def IN favo~ - the water company In he
superior cos1Tt OF this county. sustained
by ih1 state Supreme court ana appealed
60 rfae United STATES supreme court ~ the
city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18

vsnc0Ev-r. r. C.. Sept. l7.-ras inquest
on Fritz Herxberg who shot himself on
Tuesday last. shows that the suicide was
a most deliberate and presnediiated act
He wss living g. the Columbia brewery,
and. with other employees. spent the even
Ing drinking several times he mentioned
bis intention OF shooting himself, but they
thought he was Joking. When. however.
he began 20 settle up his accounts and
give them tTtnkets souvenirs they
thought somsthing wrong and decided 10
watch him lie went outside and 10 the
darkness they missed him. and the first
intimaHon OF his whereabouts was the re-
port OF the revolver with which he COM
mltted the fatal deed. A verdict of sui
eide Tas returned today. So far as known
Herxberg had no relatives here.
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\ Civil 7 ngiaeer.

John Houston. who died a. his home in
Arlington. y. j., this week. was one Of the
charter mem beTs or the American Society
% civil Engineers. and was one OF the
most distinguished members Of his pro-
Session I'm the United States. Mr.. Houston
was native Of Edinburgh. Scotland, but
lived IN this country FOR nearly half cen
iurv He was the builder Of the Ia Guyara
e. Caracas Noun ain Railroad IN Veuegu-
Ella, which Is said 70 have been one %
the most difficult engineering feats IN the
world For this work Mr. Houston re-
ceive-i recognition from many Of the lead
ing scientific societies Ia Europe He was
chief eneinser ot the Erie railroad from
1851 10 ISssz.
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Tho Alert Joins the squadron

Port Angeles. Sept 17.-Specsa.. The
United States gunboat Alert arrived at c
o'clock Wednesday evening from San
Francisco. having consumed four days In
making the voyage Up the coast. She has
been sent here for target practice and
nlanenv-ring and vii probably remain sew
eral weeks. The Alert Is a gunboat OF the
old-fsRaioued type. her main battery con-
ssstlng OF two nina~tnch smooth bore guns
i; Is expected that the Bennington and
Alert will remain IN port after the other
ships In The Pacific squadron have left
as their late arrival VIII make /. tmpos-
sIble for them 20 complete their practice
IN time 20 sal with them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-18

CHICAGO. Sept r.-The Republican IA
tfonai committee has decided 70 send cam
patgn speakers OF national prominence out
through the silver producing states and
the Pacific slope. The advance guard OF
these opponents Of Repu biican principles
Will be exon gresham Butterwo-th OF
Ohio, who, * is announced today, will
speak in Wyoming September g and .,
and IN Colorado September 30. From there
he goes 10 Oregon. where he expects 10 de-
liver three speeches. and thence 20 Cali
forn'a. where five speeches are scheduled
Other speakers are being communicated
with and will be sent West when negotia-
lions are completed.