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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
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Soltsjeitumg."
Mertbe &eoattion!


SnuerbOlb elmer berbdltnibmdbig
turSen 6riit mN9ten Stpei etuas ei9eu=
md6ti8e ,urtbeilsiprii6e" aus Der
o&Olnilben GOIt5St8." bic &unoe ourb
Die PreIe. Der erit ri6tete ii9 9e=
gen Die 8eidl1tsi6reiber, neIbe iiber
CUTTERS SeIbitmoro 9ei6rieben baben.
un0 es DerOen o0our6 Die gebauptun.
gen Or. Yarl Wajunte's uuo 0es bo6s
~miIrOi9en Serrn &leis, W%iiiionsprie=
tier in 9tOrlue9en, Derbammt. Der
Smette lit 9e9er Die yRepue Men=
lucille" bon Paris Qeri6tet uno es miro
oieie in tbrem Sample 8egen bic llnls
trIebe Der 6reimaurer, mel6e lie un=
barm3er5i8 QegeiBelt bat, 81 8eriAte
0e3ogen. l8ir e~rlNuben uns ge9en bic
beioen Nn8rine PrOteit einSule9en.
.SH ibrer 8eipre6un8 beg
Gutber=S Self tmOroes
ipri6t Die .@cItsSt9." Dem bo6pitroi.
gen Serrn &leis ale y@ei6i0tspOrbil=
oun9" alb unO leu9net einf06 tur5er
0auo ben Q6ertb Der angefilbrten
8riinOe. Sic ybeOduert, oNB iOl6
ein Yrief 9eorutt wuroe" uuo iueiit
oarn, Obne in ibrer Obnma9t aud
MIR oas 8erin9ite betpeiien 81 tOnueu,
Ouf bic eDan9elii9en alli.
ana, Elm Wabres G~tt9enneit, bin. uIn
inns ab5uIAreden. GGs 0Otument oss
9ieners NmbrOiius, psl9er &utbsr
am Nettfollen erbQn9t oOrf0no, NOD
ldnqer ais edit 81 betra6ten,
bait Die y3eituu9" fir untlu9 neil -
nun bore, uno itaune - es crit 1895
OerOfentli4t muroe. Srin9en Die Gr=
0ffnunqen Der Derihieoeneu 2lr9ipe
ui9t GOtumente ans 3agesli6t, Die
LANCER i'm QUINTET q e.
Al0en buben, ais bGs &utber=
Document, Oas ieooh ni6t Der einSi9e
@ruuo lit. porllm man beute an &u=
Tiers SelbitmOrO 9laubt? Sr. Yuul
Otojunte, ben Die yS0lHerin" beipu=
oer5 pilirenO, nit einem i~pOttun0es
bou6ten Sanoidla9 CUR Settle i6iebt,
3itirt me9rere Srieie bon AuQenSeugen,
in Uel6eu man itnrts Stiigen fir oas
GutEers9 Document erbGlt; aud peilt er
bin auf Die dwar3eu Striemen
9alie &utber's, auf oas
Selb It mOro9eriht, oas i'm
umlauf mar; ouf Die Il nmO9li d.
elm @ert Ooer 9Otu=
ment uber 2utGer's Selb IT,
mOrO in SeutI6lano oruden 81 l0i.
len, Guf Die 0ef0br, wel6e
Reformation orObte.
iOllte Der SelbltmOrO betannt weroen,
uno Damn duf Die y Otbmenoi9 q.
Den &utber beWa6en gu
laiIeH bon Ieinen Sieuern. OGmit Ell
niAt SNnO an li3 le9e etc etc. Or,
SanlIeu ldBt un3 erratBen, oNB Sutbel
pl0Bli6 QeltDrben III. uno oaB er, b
er ia immer DON SelbItmOroGeoanter
gequdlt oar uno 10 i6refliAe @eruii:
iensplu9eu ausSuiteben bate, wOBr'
IGsinli4 SNnO Oil ii9 le9te. 9abel
baben mir binreihenoe "circumstan.
tial evidence, nm i'm li6 erbQuger
al laiieu. Q8Gre es aud ni6t GuBeri
mtlu9 Qaueien. Elm iOl6cs SOtumeut
wie oas iibsr &Utber's Sslbitmoro, 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
ucbcr oao GIambt9c mno oas
mnGIdubi0e 0ctpincn.

8Ottes g8eisGeit uno 9eiiigteit ber=
angie, oNB CT Die M}eniben miriam
CUR YeObN6tun9 Der littIi1en Sronung
Qnb0lte, oOmlt in Der 9eliti0en 9tatur
nl1t miu0Gr Ql3 III Der pbDliI1en, Die
CronuuG berrI0e. Dies that er our6
o05 nNtllrli6e Sitten9eIeB, wel6es er
in Lie nutllrlibe Yermnftertenntnib
Der Ntenl6en ]blncin9ele9t bat. uu=
mllltilril6 ]ertennen ndmIl0 Die Wen=
1Nen ClUcu ullrulnen0Cn uuo 0llDeilt9en
@eieBgeber an, Der un5 bic QilI1t auf=
erieQt bat. Oas @ute 3u tbun mo oos
&Oic i'll mel0en. 90OOn ilberSeU9t uns
bic G~rliteu3 oe3 WewlliCns, oUs uns
init Der QeDeimnlBOOllen Stlmme elmer
lODGren Wta6t eutpeoer IrOlt Ooer Sob
lpenoet, luenn mir ous 8eIeB e"rfiiIIen
r0er uns nit S10mI, nit Norluilrien
uuO Srpbungtn ilberD0uit, uenu mir
o0s @eIeB libertreten. 9ieie bObere
WtN6t, bic uns in unIerem @epilien
entUeOCr trOItet poer 0ntIu9t, lam nur
Njntt ielbTt 'ein. 9hlr 8ott ALIEN tam
un5 oiCie Obiolute Yflldt NuIerle0en,
oOs @ute gu tbun uno oas 8OIe gu
meloeu.
Gieic 98Obrbeit nimlnt Der 0lQubiQe
Mtcni6 rifbOltlO3 an. Gr 9l0ubt,
DAB @Ott BON ms Die &inbaltuuQ Der
ilttIi6eu CronuuQ ais notbpenoiQe Ne.
OUaQunA CUR G%rl0u9unq Der eDi9eu
Sclilteit iOroert. SO nod me6r. Gr
Qloubt, o0b Soft au4 ODne &iidliht
Ouf uniere eiQtne SeliQteit, bic Gr9oI=
tllng Der iittIlaeu Crouung bon uns
uHbeOin9t iOrOert, oUB mir fOlQz
Iih oieIe SrOnung ni1t ilbertreten oilrs
fen, OGue inns Jpn, unierem b06Ilen
9errn Sl DioerieBen, ibm gu miBfouen,
i'm 5u beleioi0eu. Gr 9loubt, OoB Die
Gimme ieine5 8epiiiens Die Stimme
@ottCs lei. Die ibm Die Yeobu6tunQ oes
WeleBcs bC1iehlt, Die llebertretul9 aber
Darbietet. Sang Ueri1ieoeu pou oieiem
Ql1ubi9en @eUlllen III 0Ns u~n9lQubi9e
@elUlnen. 3wm bat @Ott allen Mens
tben Gin rlttt9e5 @emiIien einQe=
pfIon}t. altein ME oOlltIbe Our6 Die
tUa9re Jtell9lou Oere0elt ulo uu5oebils
bet Dcroen t0nn, 10 Tam es aud Our6
toll6c @runOl0Be ub9eItumpit mo Uer=
tdlitt UcrOen. Gei Der llebertretunu
oe5 SItteu9eleBes crgrclIt uns 6ur6t
mo S6am. Sieie @efiIble m0Qen
nun aus unIerem @luuben uno unierer
Elebe @ottes bertOmmeu, Iie m0Qen
ober audi ols gang Un0eren Guelleu
lgrrtDrcn. ,3urnt mar nur ilOer lid
1tlb't, lhGmt man iib uur Dor ii1
tcIbl, neil man Ou5 &eilibl Der ei1enen
gSuroe Oerlegt, ge9ep Die flare Grtenmt=
NIP Der cl8Cnen 8erGlnft gcIun0i0t bat,
10 III 0les '1On Elm 3ei1en zines Qe=
tnllltCn ooCr abQeltumpften 8etujia
Tens, OO5 in Der Gimme oes 6eplI=
lens nInt mebr Die Stlmme Notte5 er-
tcnnt. Ile GRWiNen5ou4it iolte uus
bob nOtgluenoiq an eiueR 60geren De-
tcB9cbcr unO 8S9ter ermneru, Dor Oemt
mir OeruntWOrt&b fu0, aber Der mo-
oerne 3eitgelIt tnnn Oleien 0eoQuteu
nlht e~rtrd8eu. Die Surat 8ottes
mel1e ii4 in Der @epiNen3anQft Oiien=
bart, nil er er,eBcu our3 Die SclbF=
bclhamuHg UyO bic Selbitantluoe.
9ti6t mcbr Dor einem b0beren &i6ter,
tOnoeru nur Dor ii3 ielblt. iOll Der
Nten'4 perGntWOrtIIh iein. Iu6 benz
mOoerneu 3elt9eiit 1T oo5 4fi6t1eTU5l
nIdt mPhr nm lSnit NV. p~iuoarf,u,t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22

i1wGht fort, MIR nit Dem llnterIbieoe,
oaB man jebt bel Surhfiibrung Der
ManipulatiOnen etruas uorli6ti0er &C..
uOroen lit. Wan miro ii6 nod oes
Seni0tiOnsproSeies, Der Ii9 Dor eini.
gen Sabren in Sember9 ge0en eini9e
jiioii1e Wdo1enblnoler aus @ali3ieu
abipieite, bic oieies 9emeine, allen
menihli9eu 8eliiblen lno iittlibsn
ge9rlffen bobnIpre6enoe r8eihdft"
jabrelan9 Obne nenneuswertbe Ysldiii.
auug icitens Der gebDroen betrieben
battei, eriuneru. Sic Sbatiohen,
tpelde oieier ProSeb al oas Saaeslibt
8eforoert bate, tuaren taum 9laubli1
llno oenno6 berrbten bic S6iloerun.
GEN allf Nabrbsit. Ooer bleiben nod
butter Der @irtlidtsit Suriid.
Simmer miro oieies perabibeuun9s.
ipitroige Sreiben bon Snoipiouen aus.
flbrt, pelhe gum IbI9aum oer
menI9li1en 8eielitaIt eerednet tper.
ben millen, uno fat our1neas limb
oies Suoen. Sie 9lrt ltno gSeiIe ME
bierbei %perfa9ren lpiro. lit manniQfaa.
Die blellgen Veliber Dffeutli6sr SduIer,
tpel9e ourApe9s iebr p~Oblbabeno limb,
Geben iDren DN9enten" bel Yeoarf on
W(enitenmaterial Na6ri9t uno bieIs
beauftra9ten wieber lire ,llntera9ens
ten" auf Dem Sanos, NO belonoers frQf.
tlge uno geiunoe Wtdo6en al iinoeu
ltno. Sis'e lebtere ooer ibre Selierss
belferinnen be9eben iib nun gu Der.
i9ieoenen WGo6en, bic MAJ our9
~alIerlei 8oripiegelun9en, bur6 8e.
'bente ooer oer9leiben SunItgriife ;u
uerlofen iu6t, ibren Seimatbsort Az
perlalen lnb in ibrer 8eiell6aft bas
Sano, NO 0tilb unb Sonig flieBt, auf.
Suluten. Gin oft angepanoter Srit
lit aud oas neutrality-suspicious. ooer
gar oas Selratben islbit. tpenn man
'ebt, oaB ma ni6t anoers gum 3ieie
tommt. Natiirlid seidisbt oies auf
8ruro 9efdllbter Sotumente. ST es
Dem 4genteu nun 9elun9eu, einiQe oie-
Ter un'tuloigen Mdo6en ;u betb0ren,
10 oepsi6irt er ieiuem %auitraseeber,
oaB er Die betrefenos @aare rno
Sluar 10 uno 10 Diel Stiit angetauft
babe uno iib nit oieisr mad benz Se.
ftimmungsOrt begebe." Sas 8clo fir
Die &eiie uno Die 9luslaeen miro ibm
meiitens i6on i'm Soraus eingsIanot.
lin bic SebOroen gu tduiden uno IRE
gu fiibren, iueroen gang uuauffdai9e
Selegramme an ben 8eiteller aui9eee.
ben. SIN Naaitebsnoen mil ih einiss
FOLDER Sepeiben, bon tpelben i6 ielb1t
&enntniB genommen babe. mittbeileu:
% 6aB ungartueln langen oann uno
oann in 0arna an, womit flint iebr
ihDne Mdohen 9emeint lino; ooer g
Sad 4artoffeln ab9ei6ift per Dam.
pier SlOpo Winerpa". Sisr banoelt
es lIh i1on UNI orei minoer idone
Wtdohen, ooer nm ,9ewDbnli6e
bizarre. 6erner: ySreife am Sreitaa
nit Der Cobra elm. Sabe spei Yallen
feline Seloe an gOro." Wie man
liebt, gang taufmdnniib!
Sie Qbnsbmer oieier Mdohen baben
ibre OiisntIi4en Sduier in Pera,
namentll6 aber in 8alata, pobin iis
oieislben iofort na4 ibrcr Intunft brils
gen laien. Sn ben usrrufenen Safes
Ooer in ben @lrtbshduiern baielbit
miro oann iiber oisie llnsliidllben elm
i6amlpIer S6a6er 9etrieben. Bon
bier aus piro aud Der grport udd
yralilien uno anoeren ilberIeeiIbeu
Sdnoern bewertlteli9t, tuo Die beoau.
eruswertben @ei1Opfe our6 Die SiBe.
oas u%n9emobnte 9lima uno bic pie.
biide Sebenslueiie nod i9neller aufSes
trieben neroeu nie lier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22
SGOiiGcs.

WerfwArOis bleibt. baB aewiiie libes
rale 3a~sssbldtter immeriort iuoen ais
oeutide Seloen paraoireu lalien. 80
miro jeBt Der jiioii6e Gr.6oniul Snlius
8olOihmiot ais osutider Selo aeIeiert.
Sin Suoe 1T nun s%Oenlonenl9 ein
Oeuti1er. aud ,psnu er beuti6 ipriht.
als mir 9elltihe Gn9lanoer limb, luerr
mir en9lii6 reoen. Sas ioll man lid
merien, oamit ni6t Die pielen Yantes
rotte, Die oeutihreoenOe Suoen MAIDEN,
eiuio1 Der osutiden Yepoltsrnn9 oieles
9anoes in Die S1ube 9ei1oben weroen.
- j. N. E. i'm ,Ss,olO oes 8l."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22

III DDrlNU!
Ger Brief lit bier, iopie Diana ibu ob
bruten lGBt, in ibreu Wemoilen Seite 1872,
bios ausm9Sweiie 9cgeben, wie ibcu Die
HuItte ;pii6eu ben NliueaS anSetgeu. 9tas
mentli6 in benz AIiled, 100 pom Fdplie Die
3eoe III, bauoelt eS lid I'm 3luei 8erpili6:
tlm9ell, bic bic Slaua auf li1 9euommell
bate, lei ooS nun YeterSpiennig ooer ionlt
etpGs 9eweieu. Die Siaua ipoute le uidt
uGber beiei6ueu.)
Mit Siuwe9laiiuu9 pom Der Situlatur mno
uuteri6riit, Die leoem i9ou aus benz Origis
nal einlcM6ten muB, lautet Der anssu8 aul
psutlG WIs lolst:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-09-22

Der Wdobenbanoel nah Dem Orient.
Sieriiber ibreibt Der &OntartinOpeler
9orreiponoeut Der 9ewiB ni6t untIis.
mitii6sn .5runti. 3tg.": ShOn oes
Oeitern bat Die Oeutlhe uuo Die eng
liibe preiie lire Stimme 9eaen ben
na9 Dem Orient betriebsnen Stlapen-
banoel nit Wdo9eu. wslber oaielblt in
boditer Sliitbe ltebt. erboben. absr
ni1tsosfOWsuiSsr oausrt osrIelbe unse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02

sas aud Utah stations favor leyulcu'uro.
while the Indiana station flyUr IIigiug,
and Maryland. New York aud Ohio nui
nv difference. The general tendency Is
toward thorough preparation u soil aud
shallow. Lowell culture
IN dry countries aud dry seasons
mulching pays we'll otherwise 30 is BOO.
furious. In tickle climates muiHh ,llf
tho crop Tho but fertilizer depends 0l
tho deficiency NJ tuH s.'l Generally
commercial fertilizers ure preferred %
burnyard manure fur luiut.os Rolling
seed 10 -four ~ sulphur 0r soaking 900
hour in 10 gallons NJ voter iuvHuh . p
ounce. Of corrosive sul.Imufn uts boon
dissolved prevents scbh suulmlfo ..r.
ruiHs metal aud b. a rank poison. HU0.H
mix 90 blrrgl aud hH uu.ul spray
the growing plants carly you'd often with
bordeaux mixture containing IuFis
groom. and neither bug. u.r blight viii
trouble the crop,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02
NEWS OF The WEST.
B.by ThToWl o. 0. a v Goa and
Killed By a Runaway.


Mu. Mlcbler, SD ycats VI sgs, fell
while alguu y ifum 600 OHtiauu, Cal.
street car On Monday receiving fatal
ItJufles.
A Prescott, A. rous, man named
joan H. Muuhy b.uamu violently
'tsaOe on tain Ut PssU, CnNi uu
Monusy hight
In one year the number " lqlut
al Ous IN AnEona hss been reduce toy
thifiy.stveu, n Il Tue territorial dtb.
dscua'e ibO, $50.
The Essl Ostlsni, Cal, street rail-.
way enuluys Toy cJutuct,fs, Que Of
ths,e T. rs ytarH OF sc. Tutss b0y-
woth 'lrytu hours a DAY, auI receive
slb PET month wugos.
Fred Greer, an old and resrsclod p'.
urtef M Huitsvilif, o., h dead. lie
was 10 yoais Ulu uui came 60 Oregon
in 1884. lie had the nUupt Of putting
90, the hfst hop ysil Ia Oregon.
Constable wolbtf, Of Mstuusz, CsL,
M stcI Two utETUlFpu Monday ~ KIT,
or stealing a tide no trait. QUO NJ
tho ncgru.s ATTEMPTED 10 escape aud
.uu constable shot him through the
nrutt.
III Tlbto's NJ u rkeunsld, Cal, met
with had sCridpnt Whils out tuutiug
low uhys ago. T1r right hAui bat-
rel ui his shotgun exploded near the
rspOh. Hi- fipht arm wis uaily
muiilstci ~ the ~ rlo'lun.
Fiiten acres VI tobacco land viii
sI0u be- planted with The valuable weed
mar ban Diego. tsl, o.. an - en-
msuL EKlsrs appear g. believe nat
lutarco ,qunl TO Cuban tots. CO eau b.
GtUwu 10 Southern "a iiornis.
Nick Ve.di,cA. German = yoats
of ago, accidentally thot anu X lie
hImtal or u fancu near 6lruWnUd
-.fI.r., Colo, on luesiay. Hn We
rWitIuG tsvltvaf on his ND ing 9
when tue weapon was discharged.
By his horse running nway NJ stock.
600, CD, Mo dHy syuuiugA mtu
ramud 4. ripvf aud ni' ismily ~ -uf
were tutnwn Out o. a wagon. T.r
m.tutr vas ttysf.lI bruised, while .
l..t.I-.l. tnty wastiIlri. Tue uiIcs
ts,sHrI sItn siigut lutirs.
a Japsrc ssg named L'yauEu On.
tered thr y lice station ~ sacrament,
Cal, on "A ndsy Euh gave him'clI ~,
sayiug that hr murdUfUI nis partner 81
Faif0agf, q VILLAGE o. fcHmrnip
Gun y, Isst iutsi ~, ami tuned bis
.dy. rue 0ytInsf VIII invest gale
ns. susie Marin, wnr shot an
.iU,u her husba J h. r. Mar In, In
san FDnritc NJ may, l. O. usf OF r.s
10 ura meat d. hst VA formerly a
favu ber VI Fra, X Mnyu's Dsy}
,fuckrU tToup, hui ylalo thu part p'
nov Or rkeIt wuon to cOmI any wa
10 srI L.Us. Matun NEGLECTED hsf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02

500 our large illustrated Circular further prloos
description.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02

lor L. Ladies' Fast - acE Seamless Hose, good
leng D.. two thread heel auI toe, TO-
Lur 2. r,py Fast Black Hos, superior Ger
man goods Splced heel aud toe, good Length, very
elastic. l7i4c
Lon Ladies Fast Back silk Finish Hose
extra length and elastic high spiced heel aud
double sole, - sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02
CHILDRRNS' HOSIERY.

Ior 0. Ribbed Fast Blcy Seamless Ho.rsnIeu.
DID EIGHT aud hn.shr long and elastic, all sizes.
lgEc
Lon Childrcns Puritan Fast Black Ribbed
Hose, Ehty strong aud seuicealc. ules7
sh.p.'y 'o1', leg ezra long and elastic Sizes lu
~, Il 'gi ERr. TO 90, '!Oc.
lug Chl..ryus uI Hast black hose double
knee, gh sp.iCcd heel, good length very elastic
AL sizes nom Gtug l5C,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-02
A ITEMS IN OUR
10 DAYS EASTER SALE
DOMESTICS.

II these prices could catch the eye OF every parent
who has large family 10 cothe, It woud nc.
compli,h the purpose for which Do Is sent This
IS TO bring you TO our store, we expect YOU, aud
have been preparing tor YOU For convenience,
many OF our best bargain goods have been cut
up into 10 yard lengths buti on Con have all you
want a. long as they last
Yard vide blraChrd muslin, nc,
10 yards II good wide unble8ched shceting, SOC
10 Yards of heavy unb cached sheeiinr, / &c.
Good heavy dark outing flannel for 90.
Hest quality indigo blue prirts, &c.
Pfeuy spring laWns In the new styles, &c.
A nice quality If CHI ok apron rainsouk, &c,
Fine quality zephyr ginghims little blue and pink
checks, de cltc stripes, lovely pattern, our I5c
Sephyts, for only sc.
Light and dark rnaes, beautiful effects only 5c.
Dotted SNsses In new patterns, immense loi 20
pick from, Come cary they are only Oc,
l14c, &C, 2Oc
Dres, and AKRON ginghams TO go for &c
Crystal cupcs, lovely co ounls very wide Dur.
ing ,lis conference, prce h dropped from 49,
yard 10 90
We bought Of O. factory an immense lot Of mill
ends; all ihty had. They ere new goods In short
pieces; hundreds OF lengths Of pcrgalrs outing
annels lawns, check and stripe naiu,UuEs and other
wash goods and We are going 10 make tepuate
sac Of them, the first come first served at less than
DOc ON the dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
PlTTSFIELD IS JUBILANT.
Republicans Highly Gratified Over Success in
That Town.

Pit,stcld, Sept. (SpeciaD Pitts
field Republicans are feeling highly
jublant over the great victory achieved
here Monday, and well they may be
for in no town in the State has more
valiant work been done for the cause
OF sound money than here. and the
monster Reed meeting of last Friday
and the work of the town committee
showos its results.
This is the home of State Committee
man HuuneWel, one of the foremost
advocates of free silver who has poured
in all the campaign thunder to the
town within his command and mad
every possible effort to make a Demo
cratic gain. and who has hoasted that
big gains would be made by the Demo-
Gratis in Somerset and Waldo counties
by his efforts and that of Mayor Han
son.
In 1892 the Republicans polled 30.
votes and the Democrats 30. At this
election, Monday, the Republicans cast
537 votes, and the Democrats 1873, with
80 votes scattering.
Only SIX defective ballots We're thrown
aud two of those in attempting to vote
for Clifford. failed to mark the cross al
the head of the ticket. Every Republi-
can voter in town With the exception
Of five cast their ballots and and thes.,
We're in distant states or prevented by
sickness.
1t was the most quiet and orderly
election We have ever known, and the
bulk OF the vote was polled by noon.
Never in the history of the town has
SO much interest been manifested in
the election ana while both parties
worked with Vigor the Republican
leaders with the perfect organization
al their command and their skillful
workers, We're at a great advantage
and never lost an opportunity to gain
votes for the Republican cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
CONSERVATORY IELeGRAMS
Being Received by Hundreds by Major McKin-
ley at Canton. Ohio.

Canton, Ohio. Sept. IA tidal wave
of congratulatory messages is rolling
into Canton, this morning. and tn
Maine victory is the cause of much re
joicing among the Republicans. Among
the messages received We're the follow
ing:
Augusta Me, Sept Is.
cfTer you my hearty congratula
lions. This is your triumph. The party
has achieved the most sweeping vic
tory ever accorded in the past year
victory of Maine ,Signed)
J. H. MANLEY.
The president of the National Leagu,
clubs wires as follows:
Chicago, Sept. -. 1896.
Maine and Vermont boys are with
you. That settles it,
u u. WOODMANSEE
y pittsburg dispatch to Major Nc
knley says:
The Young Mems Republican Tariff
Club of rittsburg has heard the new:
from Reeds State. and other members
viii be in Canton, Friday. to personally
congratulate you.
(Sisned), JOHN DOLE,
President
The following was received from
Congressman Boutelle of Maine:
Bangor. Me. Sept. A.
To Hon. William Mckinley, Canton
Ohio:
| congratulate YOU and the country
upon the unparalleled victory in Maine
for protection and honest money, rep
resented in your candidacy for Presi-
dent of the United States. as the battle
was fought and won solely on national
lines Maine has uttered the most
powerful verdict in her history and it
undoubtedly voices the patriotic protest
Of the American people against repu-
iiation and communism. The splendid
result of yesterday amply confirms the
assurance given YOU at the great Re
publican meeting in this city which
YOU so eloquently addressed on the eve
If the September election of 1894, when
in introducing you | said:
while in the rational contest of
lS36, if the Republican party shall turn
once more to Maine for its standard
bearer, we can respond proudly to the
call. if the choice shall fall unon 4
Western candidate | take pleasure in
saying for myself and on behalf of this
great aSScmblage that there is no name
that would invoke more enthusiastic
support, or that Maine Republicans
would more delight to honor, than that
If the great advocate of protection to
American industry and prosperity for
homes; statesman who rep
lesents in his every utterance and pub
lie act. that policy which lifted US tn
,he very pinnacle of prosperity in 1892
md by which we must win that pros
perity back again. William Mckinley
Of Ohio"
With fun confidence that the victor
es in Vermont and Maine prcsage
triumph in November
am cordially yours,
C. A. BOuTELLE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

At Danforth. Tuesday, Mechanic, b.
-. by Dictator Chief, John Davis, OLD
Town. won the three minute class III
three straight heats; Hopeful, second;
Harmount Jr third. Best time, 2.3SA.
The 2.27 class was won by Mallett,
Donald. FoXcroft, in three straight
heats; Maud t1llingwood, second; Jack
Bowen. third; Dick West. fourth.
Rest time. 2.25A. The weather was
fine and the track was in first class
shape The crowd was fair sized.
No interposition ON the part of
Speaker Reed will be shown to the
planS of Hon. William j. Bryan adj
dressing an audience from the steps OF
the capitol building at Washington
next Saturday. Two days ago MI
Reed received u telegram from Senator
Charles J. Faulkner of West Virginia
who is the chairman of the Democratic
congressional COMMITTEES, asking II
leave would be granted Bryan Il at
once" said MI Reed to Portland EX-
uress representative, Sunday, replied
as follows: Permission given with the
consent of The vice president.
The supreme judicial court will con-
vene Tuesday. in the following coun-
lies: Androscoggin, Aroostook, Knox,
Somerset and York. Judge Foster will
preside in AndroscoGSin, Judge Has
kell in Aroostook. Judge WisWell IN
Knox. Judge Emery in Somerset ana
.Il,dce Strout in York. one week from
Tuesday Judge Walton VIII open the
Septcmber term in Franklin courtyard
Judge Whitehouse the September term
in Piscatauuis The october terms VIII
be held as follows: on the hrst Tues
dav. in Penobscot county by Judge
NViswcll, and in Washington county by
I,dce Strout: on the second Tuesday,
in Cumberland county by Judge Has
kohl in Hancock county by Judge
Emery and in oxford by Judge Walton:
ON the third Tuesday kennebec by
Judge Whitehouse and in Waldo by
.Tudre Foster: on the fourth Tuesday,
in Lincoln county by Chief Justice
Peters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-16
LATEST FIGURES
Show That $4,000 Estimate
Was Nearly Correct.
Final Result Based on Gains Made in
Towns Already Reported
Will Bring Mr.. Powers Plurality to Between
$4,000 and $4,000.

Portland Sept. 15.-The Portland
Daily Press has received returns from
40 towns, cities and plantations in
Maine. These returns are practically
complete for the counties of Cumber-
land, York, Androscoggin. oxford,
Franklin Knox, Lincoln Waldo, Pts
cataquis, Kcnnebec ana Somerset In
the other five counties there are some
small and remote plantations which
make up the missing precincts.
The returns of these 4l5 cities, towns
and plantations give for Governor.
Llewellyn Powers (Rep) 1886, NJ. T..
Frank (Dcm) 5l,909. l.. c. Bateman
Peoples) 2743. y. S. Ladd pro) 1929
w. II. Clifford National Dem) SO.
Powers plurality from these AIS towns
is 1881. In 1894, which was the ava
lanche year. when the Republicans
supposed they had reached their high
water mark, the same towns gave
Cleaves Rep) 65,367, Johnson Gem)
2S,354 Hateman (People) 5614. Hussey
(Pro) 2524. Cieaves' plurality 37,0i3
Cleaves' total plurality was s. S17.
This shows that the rates of increase
III the remaining towns will make Mr..
Powers plurality above $4,000.