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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-10-17

1t to ME Toosday to give to yer. amt
seen 'er since
II don't know 'ow 1t WIS, but some
thing seemed to tell me that all wus
not right, an I 'urriedly tore the letter
open.
"'Deer Dick she wrote, my brother
In Australiyer 'as arsked muvver an
me to 20 over to i'm, an we start on
Friday. l card about 'ow you knocked
Sam Flynn out o. time. God bless yer,
my brave old Dick. Cheer up, shall
sec yer agen soon. Your lOvin' sweet.
'art-Rosie.'
"Gone! / couldn't realize It. Gone
wivOut a charnce Of word. 1t must
he mpOssible-surely she must ave
known wot my life would be wlvOut
'er; an a mist swan before my eyes,
as gazed ut 'er words, God bless yer,
my brave old Dick an at length I'M
derstoOd she 'ad indeed gone away,
maybe forever.
"Well, arter that things went on as
usual until one day larst week wus
driving the up journey, wen soldier
chap and a young gal who didn't par
ticularly notice gets on the top. My
thoughts were far away, thinkin' o.
the splendid helpmate Rosie would a.
been to me, II she'd never gone away.
Try as would found 1t impossible to
forget 'er. 'Er sweet face wus allus
In my mind, an the words In that little
note which I carried In my weskit con-
tlnually gave me 'Ope. Cheer up,
Dick, shall see yer agen SOON
ut wus nearly three years since
she'd gone an never word 'ad card
from 'er ut all. Suddenly, In the midst
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MYTH AND REALITY.

We cannot but feel that n great
many otherwise sober.minded men are
losing their head In their search Tor
preolous metals and IN the attempt TO
get rich without working N uch for It.
Tho NEws has already given the nd.
vice that this inclination should be
restrained, and that instead Of
rushing OIL pell-mell into mining
camps or roaming over the hills ~
prospeolors, men with families would
DO Tar better aud come out richer at
the end Of one, two, i've or ten year.
~ the oasemay be-, ifthey would plant
themselves vi on a littie piece Of ground
--leased or runtei ground II no personal
ownership can be seuufcd-aud got
Into close touch with mother nature
aud the soil, Agriculture In any In.
hablted paTs Of this State furnishes
sure return upon tue LABOR invested;
and no iarmur neoi be In doubt as TO
making living Tor himself and family
Il ho uses ordinary Thrift. This not At
all assured where men waste tlme,
labor and means In chasing wlll.o'-
the'winp, especially when that drcer-
tive thing Is concealed beneath the
earth's dense surface aud IL only tansi.
Die, when nj all, In narrow veins and
seams which remain forever closed
rxcupt 10 the few.
A friend gives US an example
OF the wiiiness ana folly Of muon Of
this prospecting work aud the locating
oil claims, In u report OF u recent
ptdesthan touy up ClIy Greek canyon
aud along The benches that slope int
that gorge near lis opening Into lhis
valley. Stakes have been set 10y scores,
and the wayiarer IL every now anu
then notified that designated spot l.
one Of the four corners OF auckland.
suon a olaim. One OF t1ese 10.
oatioua is on the hat jlsl
ablvo the capitol Frounds rsssf.
yolr; - place where there Ia about
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as much cuauue ui uIst1vriils iuiu.
tral a. In the old ad1bio yati % tlis
city. The claim Is labeled "tbo Hur.
prise" taking iie nams no d1ubl from
tho establishment Of ils owners that II
should contain even 90 muth metal as
the rubbish heap Of old oil cans, broken
bolllee aud tmashed orootery which
marks one OF the corners. Our in.
formant snys no finds no fault with the
date OF the "locallon"--February,
ls08-but ho disputes the given date
Of "discovoryD-January, 1895; being
On old.tlmet himself, he says he has
personally known " the discovery Of
this particular tract Tor over thirty
yeafs, while authentic hlsiory shows
that n has been known ever since the
midsummer Of 1877.
Perhaps this b but one Of a hundred
or more like instances In this vloiuiiy
and 10 other places. Some Of tue
"cIalms" may yield q remuneration
for tho timo and labor employed--mcit
assufedly We hope ~. But II i more
liEely that the great majority viii net
pay for the corner pos's used 10 bound
ing, and the lead.pencil consumed ia
iiescuuing, the property. In The moan
eme men 20 on throwing away time
aad labor In counting noale fortune,
while broad, rich acre., t,eming With
fertility, Inviting the labor q The
hu,bandmaB, and giving guaranty Of
n safe and abundant living, llo unused
on every hand.
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FOR Iug EXPOSITION

Some weeks ago there was a momen.
tary revival Of Interest In, and an In.
olplent blszo Of enthusiasm concerning,
tho proposed semi-oentennlal celtbfh.
lion next year Of the settlement Of
this valley, by the Introduction Of a
series Of resolutions providing for a
grand iniofmouutaln exposition 10 be-
held Ia Salt Lake CITY IN 1897 without
wishing to appear too iuqllslllve, W.
should like 10 nsk what has become Of
the proposition. only about three
weeks Of the legislative session TO-.
main, and Tor the great project Itself
there IL not single DAY more than IL
needed In which to make the arrange
msnts on n scale Of appropriate magnl.
tuic.
We Know there are people who
question the ability Of Utah to take
tho lead, aud the Willingness Of other
states 10 follow, 10 such a scheme. Tn
NEWS Is not one Of the doubltr
Times have been harj, It IL tfug, anu
money l. not yet any too plentiful.
Hut money IL not the only thlug need.
ed, and cur faith IL that n We have the
other requisites, tho cash will 10
forthcoming also. Such an exposi.
ton ~ this parer has advocated
would be worth far more than II
a a -. 81. A..
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Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ills,
sRyu had the rheumatism so bad
could not raise my hand 10 my heRl .
Bdiiard's SHoO Linmsnt has entirely
cured me. take pleasure Ia inform
ing my neighbors And friends wnst II
has done ior me. ChRf. Handloy,
clerk Tor Lay & Lyman, Kswanst,
Illf., advises US SH0w LinimeHt cur, d
thin Of rheumatism. Why not try
~ II willturely DO you gooo. Itcures
All II animation, Mounds \ Itep, Cutf,
Spfaiu,, etc. Sold by u. q. NJ. 4.
Drug D,p,tlmspt.
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n.lI.ra,. mnr.hnnna rrrnn.

We guarantee tbs TO be the 6eAt
Cough Syrup Manufactured In the
whole wide world. THIS IL sayiSg a
great deal, but II Il true, For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Code, Bore
Throat, Sure Chest, PneumoniA, Brou-
ohi.s, Atthma, Group, WhoopiuR
Cough, anu all diaeAsrs 0f tho Thfost
and Luugs, We positively guarantee
BaNdrd's Horehoupd syrup TO DO with.
out an equal on tue whole face OF the
globe. II support Of this statement
We refer 70 every individual who has
ever used ii,and to every druggist who
has ever sold A. such evidence IL IT,
dispuIablg. Sold by u. q. NJ. I. Drug
DEPARTMENT.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixty-sixih Annuai Conference
Of the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Lat.
ter-day Saints will convene In the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, At 10
O'Clock on Saturday morning, April
4th, 1890.
Tho officers AMI members Of tho
Church generally are cordially IN.
vitsd to attend tho meeiings Of the
Conference.
wmFoRD WOODBURY.,
GKoRoE q. CANNON,
JosEru r. enrn.
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A sound Liver Makes a Wen sIan.

Are you Biiiious, Constipated o.
troubled with Jaunliee, Sick Head.
Breath, Costed Tongue, Dytpelsln,
indigestion, Hot Dry skin, Pain
Back anu between tue Shuuliers,t hillr
and Fever, etc. II you bayo any OF
these symptoms, your Liver " out 0I
or Or, anu your blood IL slowly beiu,
10 aOned, becaute your Liver dots not
act properly, HERniNE Will cure any
DISORDER Of the Liver, StomaCh or
BlwelB, IL has no equal Nv Liver
Medicine. Price rs csnts. Free trial
bottles Al z. q. NJ. 1. drug store.
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OFTHE

On reflection generally prefer our cloth.
Ing. Such preference is quite natural
In view Of the facts. Our Spring suits
give the best practical definition Of the
word first class" to be found in any
clothing house in this part Of the State
Business men find themselves best suit
ed when suited by us. Our stock dem.
ons,ra,es tina, ready made is the twin OF
tailor made 10 every particular Your
lussy tailor with four times the trouble
and 2 much higher price can't beat Us
We understand a single fact out
weighs q thousand claims. We claim q
great deal Tor our clothes, but the single
iac' that ~ we claim Is carried cut 20
the letter Is what makes our customers
so happy
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
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Integrity or ability; but It "a astonish.
Ing how PEOPLE Will DIN in relation
10 such things.
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IT II stated that there are IN Europe
slH million women Of marfisgeablo age
unable 10 ssCuD husbands because
there are not men enough Tor them.
Il Ia believed this Is one OF the gteat
causes OF immortality. In this oountry
tue number Of men aud women h not
quite 70 dlsproporlionAIe, beoaulc In
some new places there arc actually
more men than women, but Ia other
localities conditions similar 10 those
IN Europe prevail. One remedy pro.
posed BY statesmen IL to lay special
tax On unmarried men and apply THE
to the support OF the womeo. Another
remedy IL to open all avenues Of sup.
port 10 the W m a themselvos, In or.
der that tney msy ttoomv indepeu d.
enl Of the other ser,
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nrcH'y 'rords Tor a., inserted under
his Aedding, once Jor Zoe, 'r,ce for 25ci
one rcsk Ior 5oci one month Jor SOC per
Inc. No ad. taken for less than i5o,
Wants Of more than lines same proper
tomato rafe Aduertiss and get results
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The urararr Fvrstg0 NrWa IL puhiilhcd daily,
Sunday sncrri0sl, ni oufner south and It1t ITuH'1
tffHriH SAT- Take cav.
Trsia Edition al 80 p. m. Regular riiuon ai
. O'Clock
1he nrarurr ar,u WErur Nrws r. puhliahed
On Tuesday and FRIDAY ~ each week
. no nFarnrr WrrEfr IN magazine form if ru1.
uahsd ever SATURDAY..
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All ounmuuioaunns should Do addressed o,
Dsarhsr Esvs PustiaaiHs %.
geisrhons "a
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Tho Nrvs % on ssie At he principal Hotels. gous
tiands and 90 900 passenger trains ioayius ua CIV
llllL }. b am.
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suhserihsrr changing fteir piscs of residence
should always gto iofmef o. we'll 10 present al'
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rruu, % sursouirros

raJa'nii i0i sui'1fIplion ai'aI' % advance
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EVERETT HOUSE,
lNl0N pQuARE. NEW YoaK.

UNION SQUARE, NEW YoRR.
Under now management. Thoroughly reno,
waited. Perfect sanitation and all modern in.
proHements, In the very heart OF the popuian
shopping dstriet Convenient TO places a
amusement and readily accessible from All
pATiA " We city. European plan,
WA M.nArEA
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wants 81 more Wdn tiifA same proper
tomato rate Adueriiss and get results
--
wANTED-MlsCt LLANEoUs.
rI'HE UTAH SECOND HAND STORE FOR
Il biE bargains aaa State j soronaon
'rnREE MORE YoUSG PRISONS TO IN
paying poaiuons in Washingion, y. y, In.
Pufa room o. Commercial Block
Tive on TAN GOOD MICH cows, Also
- good denycry wagon AMI team. Address
4, o box 70.
A y ELDtRLY LADY DESIRES sITU.
"A aion % nurse, or ~ do housework. Ad'
afosa MRS W "a NJ. street.
A sToUT BoY TO WORK ON FARM
"A toI board and remuneration. CAL AZ ~
".is' south, saturday between b and 10 O'Clock
HiGnEsT PROEs ron CLOTHING.
II lotiA! Mlll call hAlmenson, %
ID ). MORAN-srEAM AND nor WAT.
4 cr heating and yonulAung apparatus.
No, '0~est second south
rI'nE FOLLOWING PRICES WILL M
i, pAid IN casa, Al rear ga ". second south;
good scrap iron, lli,bU PEI toni amber beer
bottles, ave- per dozen rubber, pei pound, 2Ioj
copper 9e' good brass, b.
S,UANDIA EMPLOYMENT oFFIUE, GOOD
- help and good places.lit 4. second South.
Mrs. Olson
A RII,rIO Foor.fIrriNG, ALL KINDS
"a shoe repairing a. lhoreton, "a ..
second south.
MIN. WOMEN No CHILDREN 40
ltA Fot tho btst ply tos, At MGtaon q Bros,,
la Commercial street
INYERYHopY 10 BUY the BEST ICE
II cream al hoolcy's, ~ dish or wholesale.
30 south Man, telephone =.
A tOurLE or GOOD CHAMBkRMAIr8
IA Al lcmplttOn Hotel.
NEW ANp SECOND HAND FURNI.
~ Wre, waEona. hugWes harness. etc G.
Webbors, IN atato street
WILL PAY HIGHEST cash UaCEs
w Tor good goutl' second hgui clothing
YAH or aduress J. Cline, a last iirst south
A PERSON FAMILIAR VIM ma uuL.
q ovation nt grapes, aud two good Tar.
lpera, 70 occupy and cultivate vineyard OF
ION acres, anu tWo farms near the Jordan mar.
iuNs' ou shares. IL there arc any men compo
tent 70 oreupy the foregoing properly. who !
nte ahlo 90 work and want work, il they Will /
arpy 10 ifoaidunt Angus NJ Launon AZ tho |
olhee of the ffeadency OF tho rtake they can |
ue accommodated. Person afraid OF wo-t |
need not apply,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rInE uTAH sECUSp HAND STORE FoH
l. blk bmgaina sss State. j soronaon
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TYPtwRITERs.

NEW 100" HAVMOND No. 2 H. n.
~ Winters, agent, Constitution building,
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INN FOLLOWING PRICES WILL M
l. paid IN Cash, Al rear ga ". second south.
FOOD scrap IRON, lli.tU Pc toni amber beer
bottles, duc per doEoni rubber, pei pound, "a J.;
copper, 90 good brass, 90,
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1--WE on TAN GOOD MICH cows, ALSO
4 good dohNery wagon AMI team. Address
4, o box 70.
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A y ELDERLY LADY DESIRES A siTU.
"A alton % nurse, or 10 do homework Ad.
ureaa Mra W "a NJ, street,
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MUST BE SOLD

A NICE ROOM BhlCK ON NINTH
N East. modorn room brick on East
Drive and seven houses on tNth south. near
Main All these propcruo, haYa every coz.
Ncuience anu arc tn splendid condition They
can Do bad tor less than half their value And
on easy terms, Make me an offer for them,
CnAh. y. hONRO.
Room a. O'MeArn block
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S,UANDIA EMFLU WANT OFFICE, Guou
- help and good places,lt 4. second South.
Mrs. Olson
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A HIIsTIO Foor.uTTlNG, ALL KINDS
"a shoe repairing. a, 1horeton, "a .,
second south.
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ID J. MORAN--sTEAM AND NOT WAT.
4 er heating aud yenulAung apparatus.
No, 70 west, second nouth
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MIN, WOMEN No CHILDREN TO
ltA get tho bost pl~ tos, At Malaon a bros,,
10 Commercial street
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EYERYBopy 10 BUY the BEST ICE
~ cream al hcclcy's. ~ dish or wholesale.
219 south MAN telephone -.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

industries of the country. He be-
lieved in a protective tariff and
proposed to work for the cham
ion of protection. 81 shall attack
the Democratic PLATFORM said
Mr.. Sewall, in every line ard
letter. / know it, and we know
it, to be absolutely opposed to the
most cherished principles OF the
Republican party, as we'll as to
the traditions of the Democratic
party, and in opposition to and
subversivc of the principles on
which this government must live. "
The Democratic candidate for
Vice President will have to make
a better speech than that he de
ivered in Madison Square Garden
If he expects to answer the objec-
tions of his own son to his cleo
ton to the Vice Presidency.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
of both, William j. Bryan, the cham

of both, William j. Bryan, the cham
ion of free trade and of free silver
Through free trade Mr.. Bryan and
his party are striving to subjugate the
United States to the commercial and
indHstrial domination ofeBritish inter
ests. Through free silver they are
trying to subiugate this country to the
financial domination of Great Britain.
And in face of these manifest facts MIR.
Bryan has, the colossal impudence TO
appeal to the patriotism of the Ameri-
can people to Support him for presi-
dent of the United States, that he may
carry out these cognate and related
policies OF American subjugation tc
British interests.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
Net.es OF reacner,s Examination.

The regular public examination of
applicants for county certificates will
be held in the'high school building in
Parker. S. D., Friday, Sept. 4th. 1886.
All persons intending to teach in this
county, and not otherwise qualified
should write atone of the regular eN-
aminations Work will begin at 9
o'clock. j. w. WATSON,
County Supt.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
The democratic party always

The democratic party always
refers with pride to Jefferson and
his acts, and who can blame
them; but they should at least be
consistent, and not censure others
for performing like acts. In 1906,
by a pre-emptory order as presi-
dent he caused the suspension OF
the coinage of silver dollars and
none were coined for over thirty
years.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
STATE.
Ianr CONGRESS

For Congress
RI. GAMRlEof Yankton.
C0E !, CHAWfORD of Hughes.
For Governor
a. o. RINasRUD of Union.
For lieutenant Governor
pT. HiNDMAE OF Marshall.
For Secretary OF state
W. IL. EQDDLE Of Broollinss.
Fora'rreasurer
KIRIl G. PHILLIPS OF Lawrence.
For Auditor
Ii, Il. MAyHEw of sanbom.
For Attorney General
s, V. JONES OF Turner.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
FRANK CRANE of Codington.
For Land uommissloner-
j. A. LOCKHART Of Grant.
For Railway Commissioners
D. w. McFADDEN of Custer.
GEORGE A. JOHNSON of DAWSON
N p. BROMLEY of Sphinx,
For Presidential Electors
j. l.. TURNER of Bon Homme.
7. d. EDWARDS of Lawrence.
Il. j. WOODS of Minnehaha.
Il. NJ. SLOCUM of Campbell.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

Chicago Inter Ocean: Harold
M. Sewall attended the Madison
Square Garden meeting where his
father was formally notified of his
nomination for Vice President,
and then went back to his home
in Maine to speak against the
Democratic ticket and in favor of
the election of Mckinley and Ho-
bart. Mr.. Sewall, Jr., made a
speech Friday night and said he
had been a Democrat until two
years ago, when he left the party
because of it's assaults Upon the
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

Last year there was shipped
from the United States gold coin
to the amount of SS7, 7,h24,515, of
which Germany got s55, $50, goo,
France. s3o,o7s, 900, England 515,-
1o3,5 500, the balance going to
other countries. Why not stop
bowling about England, and jump
onto Germany.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

The Dunkards, a religious sect
who have never taken any part
in politics, not even going to the
polls to vote, have announced
that they will this year go quietly
to the polls and cast their votes
for Mckinley and sound money.
They number about 100000, and
their votes will change the result
in many localities. -,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

V0TT ought to know that when suffer-
w ing from any kidney trouble that
Il safe, sure remed is the Clinic Kidney
Cure. Guaranteed or money refunded.
b. f. Vaughan.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

A deal is repoted to have been
made in Idaho between the pop
ulists and democrats by which
Senator Dubois one of the st.
Louis silver boilers will be turn
ed down.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

A man who signs his name w.
G. Paris, and who claims to have
been connected with the Bimetal-
lie leagne, writes the Chicago
Post that w. ]. Bryan received
$4,000 a year from the league,
his salary being paid monthly,
and the checks passing through
Lincoln, Neb., bank. Bryan
denies the charge, however.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

The capacity Of the U. S. mlnts
for the coinage of silver dollars
is at the rate of 5, 35O,0 900 a month.
1t would take a long, time to re-
place with silver the amount
which will be withdrawn i'll gold
should Bryan be elected.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

!, The Kentucky democracy re-
pudiate Bryan and the Chicago
platform, and Will battle for
sound money and their country's
honor.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

The republican campaign man
ayers now claim that Mckinley
will carry five of the southern
states.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
The Little Giants Are Here

and come to stay. E. Brauch, your
popular druggist, has just received a
new supply They are the only eaur-
anteed pill on the market. BE sure
you get Beggs' Little Giants. Ask for
sample.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

Secretary Hoke Smith has re-
signed his cabinet position.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27

The democratic members of
the Chicago board of trade are
organizing a Mckinley club, and
is growing rapidly.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1896-08-27
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
NATIONAL

For President
wM MCKINLEY, of Ohio,
For Vice President
GARRETT A,noHART. OF New jersey.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-11
PARpoNEp TEE sTRlKeRs.


Cleveland Sets Tree Three 1Ien Con-
vioted of Conspiracy.
WASHINGTON, Nov 1O.-The presi-
dent has pardoned W H. Clune Isaac
Ross and Philip stanwood of California
sentenced Dec. 6. 1891 to pay a fine of
$l0o and to be confined in Los Angeles
county jail Is months, for conspiracy,
the offense being committed in railway
riots which at that time was general
throughout the country. President
wrote following endorsement on the ap-
plication
"These conyicts have suffered more
than nino months Imprisonment under
their sentences. I ain bound to assume
they are guilty Of an offense most dan
gerous in its character, and in commits
sion of which they aided and eneour-
aged unlawful defiance of authority
which threatened most distressing con
sequences. am convinced, however.
that these men are not criminals, bu5
laboringmen swept into violation Of law
by first listening to counsels Of disorder
Others besides themselves are suffering
humiliation and deprivation on account
Of their Wrongdoings and am led to
believe the purposes OF the punishment
50 far as the effect ON the prisoners is
concerned, hayo been fully accom-
plished I am also convinced the I'M
prisonment already suffered by these
prisoners viii be ample warning to thou
sands equally as guilty, though unpun-
ished, and to those VINO may be hereaf-
ter tempted, that laws enacted TO secure
peace and order must be obeyod -