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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20

5eib Jbr burG unberbauIi6teit,
geritopfung, Mppetitlofisteit, s6wiss
bel, eeIbe 0autfarbe Geplagta Gbb
Iob's Bitaliaer iii elm fi6eres 9eilmittel.
Gum Bertauf BEL Galteper & Gdus
darb. sSames @labin, 5. s. 9peleffp,
&. @oba & g., g. Gtein. @eutsd
Drug 6tsre, VI. 59mepSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20
Ger frihere Buraermeifier Don

Gel IIuYeIe OuLbetutetret opu
Neuftabt bel 0oburs. Nameus Seibel.
III meeeu uuleri9lagung amtli9er 8el'
Der au flint unb ein balb Sabren 3u6t'
baus berurtbeilt morben. -Gr bate
berl9iebene ppften BON 8asgelbern,
sesen 1000 Mart i'm @aujen, fiir feline
peiiDn permanbt. Ser S6lag mar
fir ben 9tobtiddel I'm 10 fhnerer ge'
tpeien. oils bieisr bereitS bur9 piele
granbuusliide betrddtli1 mitgeuom:
men mar. Iu9 ber Stabtidreiber.
uel1er bic @eloer in gutem @lauben
an ben Bir9ermeifer abseliefert bate,
bat mitbaBen mafeu. gr bat feiue
Caution IN Der b6be Der uHteridiages
nen 8elber Derloren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20

2ombaro & 2enf, @errenfleioers
nader, No. 80 l8eit Gons=
mercesgtrafe, baben iett ein rDlles
Eager BON neuea sSriibltn8sffuffen.
0laes paficnb mHo cute Nrbctt in
ieoem Sale saramtirt. Vreiie
nfeNrin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20
Gin beltti@es ga1itari1tnt.
9entide aer3te, oentides @iiien, oeut=
Idle 8ebamblnma.
9euti9es @iiien uno beuti9er llnterneb.
mungsgetit baben in ben 8ereinigten Staaz

ten man9es bletbenoe
9enfmal errtdtet, oas
bem beutiben Namen
CUR gbre 9eretAt.
Inter anoereu pplfs<
tbiimli6en, ueroienit=
bDaen oeuti6en linz
ternebnltn9en itennen
mir bas Seuti6e 5eil.
Snftitut unb Sanita=
rinnt in Solebo, g.,
oas i'm Seraen Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20

0Semm nadb ibtuerer Sageslaft,
llns nad pielen ssorgen,
0u 0etm 8ier aetrmnfen bait,
9enfa 9m nid)t an'S mDr8ert.
Lone Star fiillet Did nit Wimtb,
SDbnt Sid ans nit Seioen,
@laMbe mir, eS fd)medet gut,
gci'S TIM gd,mer% tuie Jrenbem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20

0is 5efe 5nfisn.0iebi3in 1T Sbilob's
Cure. Gin nernaflailigter 0ufen if
aefdbrli@. 9elft ibm iosleid nit Sbi.
Iob's Sure ab. Gum 8erfauf bel Rals
teper & S6udarb, Sames @laDin, s.
s. Spelle7p, q. @Ohn & g.. .. Stein,
Central Drug Store, u. 66weppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20
8ur gtatifttf BON GILLESPIE GOuuto.

5teae cine einsebenbe 56ilberung Der
@ef6ihte Der @ranbung bon Gries
bridsburg unb Der 8eite6elung BON
Gillespie County uer0fentlibt uHo es
burfte baber auh augebra6t iein, un=
ieren 2eiern eine Dari1ellung Der ieBis
gen gsrbdItnifie unb 3uitdnoe oes ge'
nannten GouniD DDr3nle9en.
Nir ibun bas nad Mittbeilungen,
bic mir Der Greunoli6feit beg 0elrn
.. Blum, bes NReforS BON 8illespie
@ouniD, Derbanten.
Da i5riebri1Sburg niht incorporirt
lit, bat es teine ftdbtii6en Beamten.
Sie @puntps8eamten iinb:
s. 8. gFiG, @ountp.3i9ter.
$. 8ierf6male. @ountp> unb Dis
frift sGlert.
3. Blum, Steuer AReRor.
SEQ. 3. Rilep, Sheriff uub Steuers
Collector.
Mar Wabrmunb. sdabmeiiter.
Sobn SieB, 6dute. unb Wieb Sas
ipector.
Nrtbur etrieeler, @oMnip.8ermefer.
County aommifdre: s. &orb3it.
s. s. 5arper, Sos. 00l3er, s. S. See.
Gir baS Sabr 1895 iit bic grnte,
Stotifit BON 8iuespie Gountp leioer
nod nidt fstsefsllt. Sur bos Sabr
1894 mics bieie Staiiftit iebu6 in 8es
aug auf bic 9aupiproburte bic na9s
itebenbeu 3iffern auf:
11.2s61z ader in @aumiupae ersaben 5059 8alen
ls.ssS s.ssSs /. aSss sssissn s.51 sz.5s1 'a''''
1856 1855 g g5asiartetfeln is.sss ssss
2.2s9sl /" sattsrt'" sattsr s.so5 sS Cons.
9ie @rnte bes :Iebten Sabres mar
nod ergiebiger, abseleben BON Der
8aaen3abl Der gaumpoae, bie - mie
aus ben geribten ber Sin BeliBer
berporgebt = eiuen &iidgang auf3u.
ueiien bate.
Gillespie @ountp tpdre i'm Stan6e.
nod ,peit mebr au sieben. oa e8 an
culturfdbigem 2anbe bur9aus ni9t
febIt, aber bel benz Mangel an @ifens
babn 8erbinbuns unb bel ben niebris
gen preiien fir bic lanbpirtbi6aft.
liGen Gr3eugniHe, beionbers 4artofs
fsln, 9afer, &orn uub Gutter, uiiroe
fid cine Webr. probuttion taum lobnen.
Nu9 bic Minerali6dse, au benen
Gillespie @ounip febr reid 1T. t0nuen
erit bann aur 8erwertbung gelangen.
tuenn giienbabnberbinbung Dorbanbtn
if. Beionbers mertb0Oa III Der 8ras
nit BON Gillespie @ountp, ber in Gan
Mnionip p,eIfa6 bel Recommendations
ten 3ur Dsrmenbung sefommen 1T, 10
bsiipielsweiie au ben Sdnlen an Der
5tdbtbale.
1riebri6sburg unb @ilIe8pie @ounip
fin6 ficb mpbI bepuBt, tpelh irnmenien
Wertb eine @iienbabnperbinbung fur
lie baben tpiirbe unb iie fine bereit,
grobe Opfer 3u bieiem 3wede 3u
bringen.
STIR bic bon Serrn 81. genninser
berausaesebene Geiif6rift gum .50idb'
rigen sSubiIdum Der 8riinbung pom
sSriebri9sbnrg bat 0err Blum aus ben
COUNTY Nrhipen be6interefante tatis
itif1e 8eitr6ge gelieferf, befOnbers in
8esug auf bas Nntpa6ien Der feuers
pfi@tigen @igentbums Wertbe ludbs
renb Der leBten Sabr3ebnte.
Sana6 belief fid Sas raReamentA:
SIM Sabre 1sa9 auf..........."-s 252N
- 1895 /. .s............- z.5AS9bI
Oabei ift nod In Nusidlag au brin'
gen, baB ba8 @ebiet BON @iuespte
gonntp i'm Sabre 1849 bebeuteno gros
Fer mar. QIS eS iekt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20

9Sillit 9n Deincn 91rper itablen,
9bn caS Lene Star Bier nur tpablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20

5rii6 msltenDe SerieD Stiibe
itets preispurbig au baben bel
Or. 90. . u biHt
2Darine. 8euball &c.. 8eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-20

Oabei III nod In Musf9Ias au brin'
gen, baB ba8 @ebiet BON Gillespie
@onntp i'm Sabre 1849 bebeutenb ar0'
Fer mar, als es ieBt 1T,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
OCTOBER PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT
Shows an Increase of qI1B,7zo fox
the Month.

Washington, Nov 1.-THE October mtata-
ment Of the public debt shows the debt
less cash in tine treasury on October 4.
70 have been $50. 59s, SO. an increase Of
n15.72s for the month. which II account
ed for by corresponding decrease in
the cash on hand. The debt recapitu-
lated as follows; Interest bearing debt,
$s47, 364. 40: debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity. S1,67,01O debt
bearing no interest. tS7z, lO0.a47; total. IT,
ll,01,T7.
This. however, does not include Sss1 :
34e.925 in certificates and notes outstand-
ing which are offset by an equal amount
Of cash In the treasury.
The cash in the treasury ig classified
as follows: Gold. s155 Il, sN; silver. S50e. :
05s.Tn; paper. 1854, e54. zSs; bonds. disburs-
ing officers balances, etc, N7s7y. IN: to-
tai. $s56.G7s.21, as against which there are
demand liabilities amounting to sea I0a. :
40. which leaves cash balance Of Szsa,-
So. 7sl.
Receipts and Expenditures.
The monthly comparative statement of
the receipts and expenditures OF the
United States shows: Total receipts for
the month of October, -, n ga. as conn
pared with $3.50 rs for October, 1855.
The disbursements during the month az
gTegated SO. 81. I'll, showing a deficit for
October Of F.555.45s. as compared with the
deficit of Sc. col. eS7 for October last year.
The receipts for the month are CLASH
fed as follows: Customs, 81, l05, go; inter-
nal revenue, al,SSs.l5s; miscellaneous. a.
sIa Is0.
AZ compared with October, 1895. tbs
customs decreased about 8, Ssa, O00 and
the internal revenue increased about $50,
010. The total deficit since July, 1886, Il
So, IS. 81.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
''oLn-ovEa SENATORS IN OFFICE
""bssheahs Have ~ Of ~ PFom a. 4.
Last LegtsIntnTe

There are u hold-oyer senators 4, ,b.
legislature Of this state. and tb.iy oo,i,
ieai complexion is as follows: Rep,h,c.
aas. u peoples party, 3, free silver =,
pabiieans, : Their names are As f,,lt.,,,g.
" hilaFd Is Field. Spokane ana stsys,,s
NoNh'isss t-paiist. l. q. Grove. Wbttuan
Soun'S. bopDlist; - T.. Lesh. Yakima aud
a. sinai republican J q MepIef Cow
AlAs racine and mahkiakum counties re-
PoDilcahs = G. Duekailaeh Chehalts -
tabiieAh y, w Taylor. Pierre fr,. ~.
-, 'st1Oiieah. [. y, yesterday. Piefee.
rs ~, sufef republican, John Wooains
fs, republican J n Fnak King re-
i~bie@h II g, Wsshboufu King yer.,li,.
.ss4h Frank 4. Lewis, Iklns. r,gtIi,li,s,.
Hsh \ fUsey klHs. republican. 4 NJ
ise"Ess King people parry. n a. WA
80. SenrfsssH au1 glatiag Frt,stlgt...t.
r. Harper Gksgit aud San Iasr ~
ks1AAeeh q ". b0fF. Hhatsgfu ,,s,s,It.-
A.ah bsifrf Han Mhi'tHaH rrputlle.a
nc SENATE l. composed Of a stn.1gr>
a. 81 shUth ate k0id-0Nrfs Theta 49,, +.
"-sf''lTfs u Tie AUaSe u irL.r.Ani.,1,...
II sih br seen tbat AZ ,....,,trt....--
hA's u set slE EyH senators 30
-''''iV' Vie sehaie aid nsv 90 tlr u Only
t ..@f NOAid lese tie v0Gtfvi 10 Their.
/" L44e @! course thr silver u.rf, Nal4.s
AeNr Large majority "a }yif, ball8, t.s
VIC Slea 'A0a VI sst.atuF IL, seHat, b,
sFRatAlvsh Would have chance Ia. i.4,.s
"a -S~St+0i7. Accordingly thrst a.as b-,s
'I4th AAAlrRy ~ HUa the neat stale
sffaAAS would u made o.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07

rasmith. ~; Daniels. III; Dickinson. p.
shofihiil, 3; secretary Of state, Price. &c.
Sshklhs, lD; liaggard. 4; state treasurer
heliosg' 30; Young. i2l: Robin, 8; state
auuitof' frost, IS; cheatham, Il9; Grid
'ey' = attorney general, Ross. 81. Win
s'"h' ilsi smith, I, superintendent of pub.
nc instruction. Brunton. 81. Browne. iz3;
VERY, D. commissioner OF public
lahds, Forrest. So; Bridges, lis; Flagg. 3;
state printer, White. 30, Hicks, l2i. Bun
o. JOINT superior judge Stevens ana spo-
AAhs Counties, Aunter AZ; Richardson
~ representative. Montgomery. 81:
Phelps y, Mcmillan. ~; county auditor.
FOUNTAIN. Union. VI; county treasurer,
Fly republican, e.; Metcalf. peoples, ~;
rogers, republican, y, Beggs, peoples.
W Boss, union. IS; attorney, Nordyke.
people {. y; Kirkpatrick. union. 10; as
sessOT, waterman republican %, Pan
~. people 70. Duffy union i0s: sheriir
hltlps, republican. isi Denny people :.
. hoheln union. y6 clerk. Hail, repub!i-
% - i>edger~ood. people 5, 81 Dingle,
LLloh. ". superintendent Of schools. Mr..
h4feh republican. -, Smith, peoples,
'S' Harry. union, IA. coroner Green, Ie-
Pub'4eah, y. Lung, peoples. 55; Travis.
uAlDh. ~ surveyor. Thomas. people i.
= sksels, union, -; commissioner ulrst
o's'fie') }. w Reynolds. 5si H. T key.
holds. peoples Sc Barton, union Is
thlid district. Keller. republican. 81 IT,
ISL. peoples. q. Belknap. union. 0s.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
GENERALIZATION 30 M'kINLEY
The Major Tells His Aged Mother
the Good News.


Canton. Ohio. Nov 5-Two members
OF President Harrisons cabinet, becre-
tary Benjamin F. Tracy and Secretary
John W. Noble. sent heartfelt wishes. the
latter by letter.
Sir Henry Irving cabied from London,
My most tue and respectful eohgratu-
lations 10 you
Mr.. Brice telegraphed from Newport.
Conn. congratulations "froz your friend
the enemy"
From his ranch came word from Buff
falo Bill overland by pony relays and
thence by wire conveying GOOD wishes.
Russell Harrison. Lemuel Quigg and
ex-senator Dawes were among the many
others telegraphtng congratulations.
The universally OF the messages was
sub3ec; Of comment. as every part Of
the country took part. Among the late
messages are those Of General Schpfeld
General LonFstreet. General AIecr. Iish-
op Newman. Methodist, Of New York
Bishop Leonard Of Ohio: Bishop Arne.t
OF Ohio. Governor Cheney Vermont
Senators Lodge. Cullom and Mcbride.
Archbishop Ireland Of 81. Paul sent q
conEratulatory message
Al u 30 Major Mckinley. accompanied
by Mr., and Mrs. Joseph IL Smith took
tails onc-horse surrey for a drive TO his
mothers home. The group on the wE,s
gave him cheer as he passed. 70 which
he bowed acknoN !edEomenIs Some Of
The many flowers sent in were carried
along for the aged mother and some O
Mrs MckiHley's sick friends. -Four Di
cycle riders. who left indianapolis Tues
day night, as soon as assurance was
l given Gf McKinleys election arrived tbiG
morning. They had ridden nigh, and
day along muddy roads. and their ugl
| forms were coated with mud. The may1,
| saw them and received a coneratuIatorl
| message from a large Indianap polls csIaN
| iishment
1 The information from Washington as
| 10 the favorable treasury condI, ions mad
| most favorable impression here
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
llGisLArtnE on rnn WE.r slpl
tSstsAists Get s~,ea Senators and
fhiTtB -Oss h1SFrsrhtaIIsss

AsA'i4ss VAST. NgT &-FoIloutag Is to-
'ssali ~ evAatAvs a. 20 tAs legislative
AsAs' s-setsa ga The avsg si1e u tie
N-se%as nav1EtAlEs kiAg ulAr fNsl d
irs'fessa. iStgsss aAd t0us republican .ss.
'esTAtA'i'es lTsses rgh. t4s4oa frt,s-
stA'at'es. $40 fsgztlleaI gspsesrs....-
N'ss aA3 cite feEH~tl8a4H sesAloG sAzsft.
tn9 t-slU'4 representative NHAse ~
ss&f tAsEsA representative aHd oas -4.
s-@1 ss1Alsf 4s4aAa uar ir.s4S .lcaG scp-
'vssaiAilhs. SAT guaa. es4s lep4B lc=n rep
sssAlEtitS IsrsFsoA $50 trt,.tA = q
u. iessalAi3szs Ells44. csc Rc4ahllaA
tTsstss4iatlsc hlisAF aA1 ls4aA1 IA
hlEs4 af.s r-.ta-. s.vsf..y
AAs.A phs t-sloH fvp.e
sS@.zls1s t-@4AEh ese gas15a ssfF-srr-
taRstt 4AzFsj0a aess faslaa stzA'Os aAi
t"p s~sau4 fszscscl.lzEla irSls 70 o
'-ssss fs&asvss alAtsrrs Uae t4s.os srE--
80 gaGet etc IA1t..ss.assl tee, s4ssr
's8 -tias2A sAaH.zs,-a. osse t4ssua Fysfv.
sfeEatltr NAha1AA-m uns fu-saH f,g
fessetai41s t-asAs o4as t4ss.n &c. t.,se-.
g '4F4 SD uts ieFal..Uas fsFsyrsrl .asIfy.
asa1 t-afAr AAa kkaalaE-a -ais.t-f IS gt.s
f@sa0r- setatet lara Iae ga g&AfEs 8, G
Eesaael ant hzAss ffslt-l3arafE
Ehs n@E}ust'ars x f4szus.sis farFe ftaaa
2 10 ,tE shs .sEtss felscsft.llsE iAe g. e
s5frta' sle5usp srAtetea - A b Mar
e. sr1al1s rss tfueE Eaa Faes.ysA Iu-rtY
7 Hr fr8rat-sesa tf.esssi ,sfs rslA .assies sIr.
fFr@ ~ 80 20
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
SENSATIONAL REPORT is DENIED.
Says Steamship CartaEeaa Did Not
Founder.

Madrid. Nov. 3.-The sensat ional report circa-
:ated in the United States by q neEs agency
that the town OF HDelvA has been swept By q
tidal wave frum the Atlantic ocean. with ter
rife lie loss. Is untrue. II IL also false that
the steamship CsrtsEena has been overWhelm-
ed by 8 great wave, and most Of the peRsons
on board Of hsf drowned The two sensations
were probably based the effects q CT
clone which swept over Seville Wednesday last
announced IN American Associated Press ex-
clusively3, which caused q number Of fatal
wrecks. Bodies Of drowned are now cominN
ashore at Huslva and at Car1Agena. q Rpaniah
seaport in the Mediterranean. A sailing Veasel
fourdered and it is feared several persons were
drowned This Apparently the basis Up0n
which the startling statement OF the '-oVer-
whelming' Of the steamship Cartagena and
the drowning OF most Of thu persons On hsr''
was based
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
LONDON JOURNALS ARE PLEASED.
The DccisIon IL Accepted as BEING
60 Our Credit.

Isandon. Nov. 4. - The Star remarks;
we In England have great reason to re-
3olee at the overwhelming defeat OF the
attack upon the sold standard. The
sound common-sease OF the American
people has saved the republic from a
worse than civil or foreign war"
The Sun: THE great republic has risen
magDihcently TO a great occasion"
Pal Mall Gazette: The decision Is ac-
cep,ei with universal consent in thlI
country as being emphatically to thI
credit of the American electorate"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07

Hsaaak IL kna~p. HawoN"r, 9" a.
sare VasIopIsts Of 2no dai"Titp.

GAIA. WaH# AHH. g. Tho Ffr#fH7
f-s-n fAt outlying .Fs-'1-ts o.m' IN &c..
fssssfrFs s#aw a-1 waHF a. 'ha c.ef.
Goa afa go une f-zys. from 7" To- s''
-.isss hrfrEF-s s- lhs afHr.at "r11.
&, r-.-S AnT r.srsr-ar 1.-r - tbs fsse'
I'm their pres urta This vas tri' 'i
~ +tns wafer precinct. wh5rA raa' ~
ts,sa Al mat ss75A be ss.stiainsj from
ths rs--ss uas sha' - psu' faf She 'HH'
-re.s rs-sf bot h1u ms So -eH3 0n'
trg A. 80 rrs rrfs atouE th' railway
yass reported thc rsaH.f oNHSp. Rnsu'a'f
ana rsar.ru. sBI give M+kEnlrr - "a p
-,s- q U-ran laF prohibition y iF''
-. tans.f,Ha "a lnwas la@. Jones }f''
gsr,jvar - Rogers 49,. superior infE
Nty~,r. IA Richardson s&5 leg .F47 'nrr-
| " Nrfar - Ths1vs -E Montgomery q"
r,ha Total tntr cast m president 80 TAR AZ
bsa-I from 20 daIa Es 'eza IN Tho county
~ avpoays shat kirkpsiriok Tor p'N-s ~
Ing asfnyneT and IIaNein fer Fher.V ar
elected on she nulna ticket rom re.
~, t,irra.lana Motcalfe ami Fountain
Tor auditor and pinE'e ana is',E.' - -
/ -, r,,,ptv clerk are extremely close. =,
| -z..,t,,,,Io-sI amendment has been Noio'
| 4cvr Al a ratio Of 10 80 Ter ~ "
| ,,.,,. The silver forces here are SOM
| aont Of prpan'a election ,,-...,
| 7-,..,,v. four OF " precincts IN steven
| ocunty give a majority for BRYAN 81 ~
| TrwI. - Jones III. Reavis ~ ROC
| "a Ian,sls sls. jenkins -. Young ~ -
chsaIham "a winston SIS brown -, ~
n.,tss. O. Hicks 10, richardson ~
| fsslrs 80 Fountain : BeEFs y. hlhr' ;
~ = rantey si. ltobein q. binEle
ara,,h o. Lung ITO Thomas 49, ts'''
II I1svpolda - irish a. -, IL
a., uterInc,s representing over w ~.
- IN 81 which nothing can De asceI - ~,
:, nn,Il the Official count, NO No,e ~
ss.n Vent OF the constitutions H n.y.. Nv
men, or county seat u Is sene,a' M
,,n,r.a the county scat vote wa g.,
sosn,sd or returned save iIom nrs
eoo Most OF the unheard OF pr
49,, rscv are popullst and win give gains
49," no,,nty people's party ticket
w" 'V'' Al Cheweiah. -. no,r
,,h.vsiah. wash, Nov. - ,,tii
ana no, nnish counting the '''e'
| q. m. -, ,s- az follows NC
v nJs a: pryan, ies: democratic . fswi
s,,i,,on IL: national, D Hyae' , ~, fc
III - sSnrsme court 81 ReaN's: M p,g .J
un 4, governor. Sullivan, =. or A,
s EN- panlsp. 1: lieutenant governor
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
.couNsELLED TO HOLD THEIR GRAIN.
Reports of Crop Failure In Enmlana
Confirmed.

London. Nov. l-The Marx Lane Express to-
aay counsels the farmers to hold their grain.
saying; The price IN England may react 20
Ns hut Il should rise again In December.
The new wheat crop OF Argentine 70 now Of
fered for spring shipment. II IL now below
sos This Eives a glimpse OF the future. a.
Argentine wheat should always Be cheaper
than English. Telegrams from India On sat
uraAy give the rainfall for October e. small
at all the chief stations The best was In the
FaniSuh. and u was practically NIL On the east
coast wheat accordingly. has risen - per
quarter at Calcutta and there IL considerable
iintrnas among the poor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07

Conceded by the state Republican
Chairman.


Kansas City, No. Nov. 5.-Kapsas has
without doubt elected Bryan electors.
This Is conceded by Republican State
Chairman Simpson. Populist State Chair
man Breidenthal claims the state for the
fusion ticket by 1900 The republicans
assert the majority VIII he nearer 500,
Accurate figures will not be had before
night. probably not for another ~ hours
The fusionists have the legislature, in
surfing the election OF a populist TO sue
coed Senator PETER. Chairman Breiden-
thai claims that the ticket headed by
Leedy for governor Is elected by about
5000 majority. Chairman Simpson asserts
that the republicans will carry the state
officers through by a narrow majority.
1t viii take an official vote to decide.
Guarding the Ballots,
Wichita, Kan, oV. 5,--The following dis
patch reached Wichita las; night a; a
late hour
place a guard over the county clerk :
Office to prevent the stealing OF returns.
We elected our entire ticket A plan TO
rob us OF our victory has been discov-
cred, Prevent the stealing OF your county
at all hazards, FUN particulars by let
ter, (S,gned)
JOHN W. BRElDENTHAI.
~. MACK LOVE.
''R. w. TURNER"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
HE SHOT AT THE AMERICAN FLAG.
And the Owner Of the Emblem shot
mt the Offender.

Council Blu1s. Iowa, Nov 2-John Ber-
lew, a solder. sho, repeatedly at an I'M
known man this evening. killing the
riders horse and woundlng him he
II INKS, The provocaaon was the destrde-
;ion OF a large American nag with a Nc
Klaley banner on it, The stranger rode
up and fired at the flag with a shotgun.
BerleW rushed out with two revolvers and
began firing. When q block away, the
rider's horse dropped. and the man tried
10 escape on foot Beriew continued fir-
ing. Once he saw him stumble and al
most IAN. 1t Is certain the shot took ef-
feet. The man recovered, though. and
never quit running until out OF sight. The
shooting created intense excitement
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
MIR. BRYAN on HIS OWN STATE
lie Congratulated NchraslSanA To-
Their Loyalty.

lie ConRratulatcs NcbraslSana for
Their Loyalty,
Lincoln. Neb.. Nov b.--This afternoon
Mr., Bryan atlll refused to he interviewed
on the general election, saying that until
the returns were finally determined It
would not be proper for him to express
an opinion, but he gave out the follow
ing on the situation In Nebraska;
THE result In Nebraska Is gratifying.
We have had great obstacles TO overcome,
yet we have secured a majority of l000o
for our electoral ticket. and have elected
the entire state ticket, and also at least
four, and possibly 1--WE, members OF con-
gress out OF six. and elected good work
ing majority In both branches OF the leg
stature, Democrats. populists and silver
republicans have worked together IN per-
feet harmony, and they share the victoTs
together The goid standard democrats
by collusion with the republicans, secured
a place on the ballot as democrats and
deceived n few voters, as the ATTEMPTED
fraud was called TO the attention OF the
voters and the evil OF the effects reduced
to the minimum. II Is sad to say that al
most the entire Palmer vote was almost
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07
WAS A MIGHTY PROTEST
..uisGrON FURNED BOWS fHE
REPI HLICAs PARTY.
-,a,,,,-. os the National aHd state
...h.t. RaaSs FSom EisSsH 60
Twelve Thousand.
spokane. WASH Nov {

Spokane. WASH, Nov &
49,, Candidate vi the RaliSA4i and
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-07

unanimously for the republican candidate
! am proud OF Nebraska and grateful to
friends In this state for their loyalty. NO
cause ever had more devoted supporters
than the silver cause. Having control of
the legislative machinery of this state,
we shall be aDie 10 50 reform our ballot
law as to prevent the frauds which have
been perpetrated under 1t. and we shall
also be able to secure legislation which
viii protect voters from coercion and In
timidation. The people OF Nebraska have
cause for rejoicing. The good effect of
our victory in this state will be felt for
years 10 come"