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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-16
MINI ESOIA NEWS.
interesting Happenings In the North
Star State. NJ
Thursdavy jam q.


George Widman, living four miles
north Of Woodstock, fell and broke
his arm while hauling hay recently.
Albert Yolk, second chairman Of the
board Of county commissioners Of Me
ollet county, and a member Of the city
council Of st. Peter, died suddenly.
At the January meeting of the board
managers held at Saltwater three
paroles We're granted ond other rou-
tine business transacted.
The Hoskins case against the First
National bank, set for trial at Fergus
Falls, was dismissed. Hoskins de-
clined to proceed before special
venue of iulymen as ordered by Judge
Searle.
William Grandy and James Never
ME Of Park Rapids go to the Fergus
Falls Jail for sixty days as the result
Of saloon row in which Grandy
pounded Fred Hauber and McVernie
struck Constable Dow in the face
with a coupling pin.
Robert Tyndall of Grand Rapids,
while out hunting shot and instantly
killed Joseph Johnson, whom he mis-
took for a moose The body was
brought into Grand Rapids and post
mortem examination held. AS yet no
arrest has been made.
The farmers around New Paynes-.
vile are already improving the stock
of their mich cows with the view Of
| obtaining the greatest benefits from
the prospective creamery. Some have
purchased whole herds bf Jerseys, and
some one or more COWS with pedi-
grees.
The new opera house, just completed
| by Judge Williams at Fergus Falls
and christened the Lyceum theater,
was opened by the Carleton compa ny.
| The theater has cost about $4,000,
and is fine building.
| Friday, Jan. TO-
Maj. Baldwin arrived at Tower and
went to Elbow Falls to make allot-
ments for the Indians on Vermillion
Lake reservation.
Ammund Higna has been appointed
by Judge Powers as clerk of the court
for Lac qui Parle county to succeed
William III. Blair.
A resolution was adopted at the
meeting Of the Winona county COM
missioners calling for immediate
action against the bondsmen to recov-
er money deposited in the defunct
Bank of st. Charles.
Oldstad & Knulsons store at Prince
ton was entered by burglars and sew
eral pairs Of shoes and other goods
stolen. The money drawer was broken
open, but contained only a small
. amount Of change. No clue.
At the Ortonville city election the
following ticket was elected: Mayor,
P. Clarks; trustees, f. w. Sanborn, G.
b. Morgan, G. H. u. Lange; recorder,
/ T. harrington; treasurer, N. G. Ander-
son; municipal judge, R. G. Earring
| ton. &sE-
The I. o. o. r. Lodge, No. 81, held
! an open installation at Lamberton and
installed the following officers: N. G.,
G. M. Herreman; VIC, Frank Turner:
i secretary, b. A. Small; past secretary,
G.. A. Works; treasurer, Theodore
i Hanson. EAR ~ ss3ss ss5. + 4
| The Rochester common council open
ed fourteen bids for a bridge across
the Zumbro river there ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 Gillette, Herzog &
Co., the Wrought Iron Bridge COM
pany and the S. NJ. Hewett company
Of Minneapolis were rejected; also the
Columbus Bridge company Of Ohio;
Shelby company Of Des Moines.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-16

Washington, Jan. 12-Senator Nell
son introduced a bill providing for a
revision Of the entire banking system
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22
krOnlKa m~leJScOwa.

Ma posiedzeniu delegst6w obcho-
dowyoh obrans ~zostaia nova admin
strscya, W sklad ktorej wchodzs haste
Pujaoy PIP:
A. X. Centella prezes, J. Polczyhski
wioe.prezes, J. Flizikowski kasyer, J.
Rndzihski sekr. fn., l. Pulkowski sekr.
prot.
Oboh6d listopadowy odbedzie sic 4.
29go listopads W Domu Zwiazkowym.
Prosi sic Tow, ably stawily sic in COR
pore, r6wniea sztandary winny bye
wozesnie dostawione do rsk komitetu,
Ma POsiedzeniu wyaej wymienionym
ME reprezentowane byfy Masterpieces
Tow: sw. J6zefs, Polonia, Wolnyob
Krakus6w, Polskioh Stolarzy. Kazmie.
RIA Jagielohc.yka, Spiewu sw. Tr6joy,
Gmina Polska mr.. Is.y, Sok61 Polski
mr.. ii, sw. F~loryana i Patryotyo1nyoh
Polek. Przystapily Tow: Boleslaws
Chrobrego i Henryka Kaaussowskiego
Mi1osc i poxdrowienie.
I. PuIkoscski, sekr.,
BIT Milwaukee i've.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22

= Oddajmy giosy nss.e swoim. Clio
SUNNY ma kandydat6w polak6w be'
wzgledu ma partye do jakiej naleAa
Przy kaadem nazwisku polskiem sta.
wisjmy krzyayk - jut.
Kandydatem ma komisarza powia'
tewego jest p. Bisszki. Glosuje ms
niego Gale miasto.
Kandydatem ma ozlonka komisyi wy.
r6wnania podatkow jest p. A. Kowal
ski - gsosuja ma niego wardy IL, ID
16. IL, 18.
Kandydatem do legislatury W war.
daoh 16 i ID jest p. j. Gieszkiewicz
kt6remu MONA i trzeba odda6 try g}o
~.
niedziele wieczorem W domu
pm. 155 w. Division ul. niejaki We
grzynowski zastrzelil Szulareokiego,
Miedzy ich aonami p~anowala cd dlut'
ssego czasu niezgoda. Szulareoki
wszed1 do mieszkania Wegrzynowskie'
60 j rzucil 60 ma l6ako. Wegrsynow.
ski wtedy strzeli} do niego zabil &c
na miejscu. w. aresztowano.
Kiedy w~reszoie ustana bijatyki
s~trzelaniny pomiedzy polakami?
. Kiedy G.. Morowski, W niedziels
wieozorem wraoai Z balu, kt6rego by
kasyerem, z pieuiedzmi, napadlo ms
niego kilku aobuzow. M. doby} rewol
weru, strzeli} dw6oh poranii. Poll
oya napastnik6w a~resztowala.
Pamietajmy o obchodzie listopa
dowym.
w sobote 7go listopada odbedzit
sic wielki bal ~po}aczony cwiozeniam
gimuastycznemi, urzadzony przez So
k6l Polski mr.. II ma sail p. Andrzej,
Szuloa.
\ niedziele Sgo listopada odbe
die sic konoert szopenistow ma sal
Sohoenhoffena.
Jak wiadomo dzielni nasi spiewaoy
kazda uroczystosc narodowa urozmai
caja bezinteresownie i ochoczo swyn
spiewem to tee ME zapominajmy
mich, Popierajmy ich, p6jdzmy ma kon
cert.
y lima sic zbliza - a wegle drogi,
praoy ME ma.
Cry bedzie lepiej pc wyboraoh?
Spodziewsjmy sic, re tax.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22
CHICAGO, 18 pazdziernika 1895

OhiCA"O, 10 paZuzlernlka
Towarzystwo PAtryotyozns imisnia
Stefana Buszczyhskiego jak zawsze tab
wv lynn roku odbohodzic bedzie roczni.
oe smierci Stefana Buszczyhskiego
Dnia 20 pazdziernika ks. ~proboszoz
Wojciech Furman W parsfi sw. Kazi.
mierza odprawi nabozehstwo zalobne "a
dusze 8. p. Stefans. w nisdziele dnia
20 pazdziernika odbedzie sic oboh6d W
hall parafalnej sw. Kazimierza o 60
d1inie Sciej pc pOludniu, ma ktorem
beds mowy, deklsmacye, spiswy.
Wszyscy czionkowie Tow. Pstr. i'm.
stefana Buszozyhskiego raczs sic sta
wic o godzinie 2.30 miuut do hall zwy.
klych posiedzeh, zksd rszem wyruszs
do hall obchodu.
o jak ~nsjliczniejszy w~spo4udzial u
prasza sic w~szystkioh rodakow.
M. Marcinkososki, prezes.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22
POlacy W Ameryce.

w Detroit, przedstawienie ma rzecz
Oswiaty odbedzie sic 25go BIN.
- w Jersey City, N. J. W sobote d.
3go BIN. ma kolei tennsylwshskiej To-
komotywa odciela obie nogi OBJ. Toma.
szewskiemu. N~issrczesliwy odwiezie-
ny zostai do szpitala sw. Franois,ka.
gdsie W dniu 5go BIN. .akohc.y& aycie.
Pozostawil Zone i troje d.ieci.
- w Jersey City, N. ]. OBJ. Bonus,
1atrudniony W fabryoe gumy prey R R.
ave. pos.edl rano d. 8 bm. do praoy a
W POI god.iny poteu maszyna mu cd.
cie&a mu obie rece. Lezy obeonie W
sspitalu bard.o krytyo.nym stanie.
Ma on Zone | dwoje dzieoi.
Polaoy " Sugar Notch, Pa. Ia
mierzaja pobudowac wlasny kosoi61.
- w Cleveland. O., Ignaoy Kwiat-
kowski, sab6jca Miohaia Lisa, .ostal
oddany przez uGrand Jury" pod sad
kryminalny pod zaruutem ~morderstwa
W drugim stopniu.
- We Freeland, Pa. g6rnik E. Ka-
labahski. zatrudniony W kopalni wegls
mr.. z, zostal przez wozy z weglem
Przejechany j ma miejsou zabity.
- w Winonie, Mimi, Michal Kula,
kt6rego nasi bracia Kaszubi zowis
nmeozennikiem", powodu, Re pred
Paru lsty zasypany ziemia, pr.ez 6 60
d.in przePedzii jskby W grobie. wy
prooesowai cd kompanii detroiokiej, "
kt6rej budowniczy p. Liberia byl "a.
bezpieczony cd nieszozesliwyoh wy.
padk6w sumo $500. Odebra3 jedna-
kowos ola siebis tylko $1,000; res.te
musial oddac adwokatom i ma koszts
sadowe.
- q Buffalo, N. Y. donoszs: J6zef
zawisza, byly wydawoa i redaktor ga.
zet, zostal skazany ma 3 lata i 8 miesie.
cy wiezienia "a postrzelenie z rewolwe-
ru Balb:ay kaska W twarz. Sed,iowie
~przysiegli uznali go winnym napadu W
drugim stopniu, ii. bez zamiaru zabicia
leoz wielu bylo "a uznsniem pierwszeg
stopnia i pogodzono sic W ten sposob,
Re polecono najwyzszy wymiar kary.
Sedzia Titus wskutek petycyi kilku O.
bywateli, amiejszy} kare o poitora roku
! przeslai go do powiato wego zakladu
~wIeziennego. Zawisza posiedzi vice
W wiezieniu przez lat diva.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22

Sp. Franoiszek Urban, prezss Tow
Gwardyi Kaz. P~ulaskiego, gr. 231 Nv
N. P. W Pleasant Hill, Pa, zosta} zabi.
ty W kopalni wegla podczas piracy dnis
ego b. m. o godzinie 2ej pc po3udniu
NiesPodziewana smiercia zgins} ME
boszozyk, kiedy bowiem dokopali' sic
do niego, zastali cialo juz martwe.
Nieszczesliwy p~ozostawia zone
czworo dzieoi. u ssacunkiem
a. Formal, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22
POsZukiwanie.

Msrysnns Szok pos1ukujs swego sy.
ma pierwotnego m~altefstws, Jana
No1oakd, ktory przebywsi W Nowym
Yorku. Jozef Szok umsA, zostawiwszy
znaczny majstek " domsch ] W got6w.
oe. Wdowa chciaiaby sic z synem tym
msjstkiem pod.ielic. Maryanna Szok,
107 Pearl st. Shsmokin, Pa. Q-I.e7
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22

Wskutek zlej jazdy konnej, male
wywiohniecie, zrobilo niejednego kale.
ka. Jest bardzo pozadanem, mice W
danym razie pod Ieka butelke oleju
sw. Jakoba. Leczy najniebezpieoz,
p~ieozniejsze wywiohniecie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-10-22

Tomasz Slater ma wisdomosc dis
katdego mezczyzny ma stronnicy 8.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24

A Washington dentist has a parrot which
is at once the pride and pest Of his house
hold. 1t is very loquaciOus, and its owner
takes pleasure in exhibiting its qualifica-
tions to his friends and patrons.
The bird addresses its master by the IT,
tie of papa when in the home apart
ments up stairs, but invariably calls him
doctor when in the Office. Recently a
policeman had large tooth removed, and
after it was extracted, exclaimed, Thank
heaven that's outp' The next day, while
a lady was passing from the operating
room through the parlcrs, after undergo
ing some suffering, the parrot calculated,
much to the amusement of the waitin g
patients and evidently out Of sympathy
with the lady, Thank heaven, that thing
is outr'
A prospective patient, an old lady, had
decided to have some extracting done 1t
was fat job, % to use the dentists ex-
preston, ard the fee would have been sub
stantial The lady called at an appointed
holr and was ascending the stairs The
parrot caught sight of her, and, with dia-
bOl1caI fervor, gave vent to an unearthly
shrek in imitation OF q suffering patient.
The lady turned and fed the premises and
has never been seen in the neighbOrnoOd
since
This son of satan, as its owner calls
him, at times has q great penchant for
climbing the waterspout outside the build
ing 1t has been punished repeatedly for
this habit. Week before last it repeated It's
performance, climbing to the roof and re
fusj2g all solicitations to descend When
night came, however, Polly descended and
re-eutered its cage and received a sound
druhbing for It's misconduct The punish
ment, quite severe, seemed to have its eff
feet, and the bird fer several days did not
even so to the window. Last week, how
ever, the dentist and his family having
gone out, the parrot made its exit through
the window and commenced its climb up
the spout A family occupying an upper
floor saw the bird rass their window and
were much amused at its solilOquizing
thus:
Polly won't climb the waterspoutl
Polly won't climb the yvaterspoutl Oh,
mol Not muchl Like --P'-Wa Washington
Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
SOME TALL CYCLONE TALES
Tas Nan FROM Kansas and Few Others
Spin Their Yarns.

The Nan From Kansas and a Few Others
SPIN Their Yarns.
'sAnd, talking about cyclones, p said the
man from Kansas, ''them air ty7isters is
mighty queer things. This here one down
in St. Louey WASH worth shucks com
pared with some We have down our way.
Why, our county had six last summer, bat
it pears like we WASH going to do as well
this year. Missouri seems to be a-gittina
'em all y
The smart young man who sat beside
the Kansan threw away his cigarette and
even the gripman looked interested
You have seen a tornado, thenf'' said
the smart young man with animation
Seen emp said the farmer scornful-
ly. Why, young Teller, I comes from Kan
sas'
"Ohr' said the smart young man. A lit
Sic later he Ventured to remark, Had lOts
Of experience with cyclones, I SUPPOSE
Experienced Nav, you don't get no eN
perience dealing with cyclones, - said the
man from Kansas, So cause them twisters
never do the same thing twice. You just
learn to dig out for the cellar when you
sec 'em coming. p
''They do all sorts Of queer things, 7
supposed said the gripman as he started
the train with a sudden bound that iOstled
the smart young mans hat over his eyes.
lone Of EN- done me a good turn once, y
said the man from Kansas neditatively.
Boot and Nit Glover own the next farm
to mine out in PGwnee county, and THEN
crops kept a-fatling, and they kept a-bOr-
rowing money off of me till they had THEN
house mortgaged clean up to the roof It
looked like my money was a goners fol-
they kept on losing their corn crop every
year, and couldn't get the house cause
they had a shotgun whiting for me in the
Kitchen. Well, one DAY long comes one OF
those roaring cyclones, and blessed If ii
pasture-yes, sir, and dropped the root
you could have laid it. Looked as if the
house had just sunk out Of sight But then
1 didn't have mortgage on the roof so
didn't care about that
" Reminds me Of story Of a brother Of
mine out IN Ioway, said the man on the
step. Had a fine setter dog-best hunter
in the state. Ny brother couldn't shoot,
so he wanted to sell him. But he couldn't t,
cause the dog had a twist in his tail like
a pig. Cyclone caught that dog out in the
buc6wheat patch one day and just nat
cherry ironed out that tail like a broom
stick. He sold that dog for $50 the next
week"
Friend Of mine saw a harder blow than
those down in Mexico last winter, said
the smart young man as he lit another Gig
arctic
WAS it q twisterf'' asked the man from
Kansas
No, said the smart young man as he
dropped of the car. 1t was a straight
right in the jaw 1t put DIaher to sleep in
the first round. Chicago Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
SHOCK ALONG WATER.
Electric Current FeIls Two Firemen
to the Ground

Chicago, June 24.-Firemen are not
accustomed to be shocked at a blaze
but two of them had that experience
in trying to put out a fire in the base
ment of the Chicago City Railway s
power house. 1924 Wabash avenue.
They carried their hose too near a dyn-
amo, the stream of water acting as a.
conductor
A ladder broke under Firemen O'Con-
nell and O'Connor did not wait for the
dynamos to be shut down. They crept
through the dense black smoke and
turned on a stream toward the flames
In an instant they were flung to the
ground with great violence A heavy
current of electricity had passed along
the stream and had shocked the fire.
men, The hose was sent flying in the
air, the shower driving back the other
firemen for a moment. The two men
were unconscious when rescued, but
quickly recovered.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
TO UNITE ON TELLER.
Populists Say All Reformers Gould
Indorse Him.

Denver. June PAS a second move
in the campaign for free silver and
Senator Teller's candidacy for the
presidency, an address to the public
win soon be issued, signed by about
twenty-five Of the leading Populists of
the country, including Chairman Tau
berneck of the Populist national com
mittee, secOnding the nomination as
made by the boiling silver Repubh-
cans
The charge will be made that
through Marcus A. Hanna the corpora
tons and money power absolutely DOM
mated the Republican convention and
an appeal win be made to all reform
ers regardless of party Affiliations to
unite in an effort to defeat the nomi-
nee Of that convention The argument
for Senator Teller's nomination is that
members Of all parties can unite on
him. 1t is claimed that the Populists
Of the south would refuse to support a
Democrat on account of the bitter feel
ing that has been engendered by 10
cal strife.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24

'I'm of for q century run, - she said,
AZ out on her whirling wheel she sped,
And the man who had erstwhile seemed quite
dead
Looked up with g glow Of life instead,
And a smile Ger his frightened features
spread,
And he danced with light fantastic tread.
And linked ali day with q golden thread
We're the hours that down to the twilight led;
But Just as it entered his iocund head
That in restful peace he could 60 to bed
He heard the click Of a spoeded ped
And scorcking bike in the laneway fed
And, alas, alas, to his mortal dread.
He learned that his hopes to decay were we'd
That q century didn &, as he had plead.
Mean years, but only miles inztead-
Boston Courier.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
The Exposition Company Races, Fair
Grounds July 6, 8, 10 and IL.

At the Topeka Races July s. continu-
ing four days the association invites
the attention Of the public to the spec
ial exhibitions given in connection with
the races One special feature viii be
that lady win Oficiate as a judge
where ladies' compete in showing horses
and riding bicycles Another feature
viii be the competition of professional
coachmen, in showing their employers
pairs It is expected that all the mum
erous private carriages in town will be
represented This premium goes to the
driver The association offers a spec
lal prize to the most accomplished lady
bicycle rider-speed not considered, this
open only 10 ladies employed at a sal
airy or Tor wages Also a premium is
offered for the best pony under l3 hands
ridden by boy or girl. Besides six
bicycle races there are nine special ex-
hibits in all which but four ladies com
pete There via be three premiums
awarded in each class. The city mer-
chants have made liberal contributions
TO the premium lists A programme OF
these stating the articles donated and
the firm donating the same viii be pub
hshed soon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
WANT no BE STATE BANKS.
Sumner County and Larned Banks
Wish to Reorganize.

A dispatch from Washington, D. G..
says.
Colonel Splitter, president Of the
Sumner County National bank of
Wellington. arrived today and spent
some time with the comptroller of the
currency. He is trying to make an ar
rangement TO place his bank in volun-
tary liquidation and, after closing it
out to the satisfaction of the creditors.
secure a release from the government
and make a state bank out of the in
stitutiOn.
THE comptroller appears to be quite
willing to accept any plan that the
stockholders of the bank can bring
forward that viii meet the demands Of
the depOsitors After that is done, ne
indicated that he would gladly allow
the remaining interests of the concern
to pass beyond the control of the gov
eminent.
"A similar scheme is on with the First
National Of Larned Of which ex-State
Secretary Rush is president The bank
examiner in charge of the bank in
forms the comptroller that it is slow
business getting anything done, for
the reason that he is compelled to visit
the jail when he wants to do business
with Rush,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
Est Will STAY I'm.
Massachusetts and Connecticut Dem
ocrats VIII Not Bolt.

Boston, June 24-The Boston Globe
Saturday interviewed nearly all Of the
Massachusetts delegates to the Chica-
go convention and found that the pre-
vailing sentiment Of the delegation Of
thirty men is against a bolt They said
that the majority should rule, and if
the convention adopts a silver platform
the Massachusetts delegates viii sup
port that ticket, though all of them
say they are firm gold men. Ex-Gov-
ernor Russell is their first choice for
president, and william @. Whitney
seems to be a second choice
New Haven, Conn, June 24.-The
Connecticut Democratic delegation to
Chicago held a secret session here and
later gave to the press a statement
signed by Clinton b. Davis, its chair
man, to the effect that the entire dele
cation will sit in the convention until
the final adjournment ard that the
party viii surely place an electoral
ticket in the field. This means that
Connecticut will not bolt a silver can
didate if one is nominated.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
PICTURES OF BOIEs.
Plastering Chicago Walls With the
Iowa Mans Likeness.

Chicago. June 2A-The managers Of
Governor Boies' presidential boom viii
begin to iii the city with his pictures
today. S. r. Baker, in charge of the
Boies literary bureau, has received a
consi gnment of Autographs shat are
excellent Gkenesses of the Iowa candi-
date. and ne viii have the features
displayed in the store windows and on
the bfllbOards.
Charles a. Walsh of Ottumwa. sec
rotary of the Democratic state central
committee, win 60 to Peoria with the
local Democrats today, for the purpose
as he says, of seeing what the In
diana and Missouri folks are up to
with respect to Matthews and Bland. 80
A1r-Walsh says ne believes there viii
be a coalition of all the silver people
of all parties but that it cannot be
said at this time that there VIII be
convention embracing them all. The
silver people of the Republican and
PopuIst parties, he says, win cast their
votes for the candidate running on a
free silver platform who stands the
best show of getting elected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
SIPRITUALIST is EXPOSED.
A Michigan skeptic Grapples the
Ghost.

Decatur. June 24-R H Kind. a
spiritualist medium who has been hold
ing a series of seances in southern
Michigan, was exposed last night in
Porter township.
Several forms had been materiaIized
ia the room, when a. skeptical specta-
tor who had managed to get within the
inner circle grappled with the ghostly
visitant. After a lively struggle it was
found he had captured the medium.
who was supposed to be securely fas-
tened in an adjoining cabinet. Kind
viii be prosecuted for obtaining money
under false pretenses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-06-24
Ho0D0O Is RROKEN.
Senator Stewart is Glad Cleveland
Has Been Found Out

A&8 seen O4MQ GMAs
New York, June 24-The Journal has
the following letter from VIM n.
Stewart, senator from Nevada:
THE hoodoo which President Cleve-
land has held over the American peo-
pie has been broken. 1t is represented
that Mr. Cleveland is very angry be-
cause the people have discovered the
delusion- There is no excuse for his
anger He made a great mistake IN
sending his cabinet to Kentucky Geor-
gia, Alabama and Nebraska to explain
his hoodoo game, because he ought to
have known that every explanation
would involve further explanations,
and that the more explanations that
were made the greater the danger OF
discovery.
But the most cruel and absurd part
of the whole proceedings was his call
on Whitney: Help me, Cassius, or 1
sink
I'VE regret that Mr.. Whitney thinks
that free coinage would destroy the
Democratic party. The indiscriminalte
coinage of the two metals was cardl-
nal Democratic principle from the
foundation of the government until the
first election of Mr.. Cleveland, who
was elevated to power in 1884 on free
coinage platform. (Signed)
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART"