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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1896-08-22

| ~ A~ 49," SAG "a" oUA '~S u" -
re wschodnim olbrzymem, ct
ciezy ma jej piersi i wyciag'
swoje 1apy na wszystkie stron'
swiata. Najswiezszy przykla'
ciagfego wzrostu potegi Rosy
jej wpfywu ma wschodz'e przed
stawia wjazd nowego szachs
perskiego d Teheranu W}adc'
Persyi wiecha} do swojej stoli
cy W sekrecie pred swoin
ludem i wojskiem W otoczeniu
caiej brygady moskiewskich
kozakow.
Wanna i bye moAe nieobl;-
czalna W swoich skutkach ak
eye politycsna podje}a sedziwa
kr6lowa angielska przes jeduo'
czesne zaproszenia do siebie
prezydenta francuskiej rzeczy-
pospol tel cesarza Wilhelma
llgo. Juz nieraz byly rohione
kroki W celu zadzierzgniecia
jako tako mozliwych stosun
k6w miedzy Francya i Mem
cami, we Francyi zwolenuika
mi pogodzenia sic z Niemcami
byli Gambetta pod koniec zy.
cia i Juiiusz Ferry przez ca}y
czas swojej pclitycznej karye
ry. w Nemczech tel idei
sprzyja wielu powaznych uczo.
nych i literat6w, a wraz z mimi
Gale tax dzisiaj liczne i potezne
stronnictwo socyalno- demokra.
tyczne. Robotnicy tax niemiec
cy jak francuscy wolni 50 cd
sztucznej nienawiaci, kt6ra die.
Ii diva narody przodujace ludz
kosci ma diva wrogie obozy i
popycha 2 JedneJ strony Fran.
eye W hadbiace objecie Rosyi,
a z drug'ej tamuje naturally
popped postepowych stronnictw
W Niemczech do zmiazdzenia
monarchii car6w jako pow.
szechnego wroga wolnosci.
Chwila szczerego pogodze-
MIA sic Francyi z Niemcami ma
zasadach jakiegos politycznego
kompromisu by}aby jedna z
najwiekszych i najpiekniej
szych chwil W historyi ludzko
sci. Odosobniona Rosya mu.
sia}aby wtedy upast albo sic
zreformowac IA mod}e wsp6}
czesnego europejskiego pa1stwa
Lud7kosc zyskataby W kazdym
'azie, a z MIA razem zyskalaby
nasza sprawa, sprawa narodu
oolskiego, kt6ra tax scisle jest
'"iazana re sprawa postepu
'ozwoju ludzkosci
Piekne to i wysoce pociesza.
ace dla mas zjawisko historycz.
'e, De wszystko to, co jest wy.
brazicielem postepu, co ma
,rzed soba przyszfosc, okazuje
ie naszym naturalnym sprzy.
1ierze1cem, gdy przeciwnie
aszymi wrogami sa te stron
ictwa j te prady, kt6re pod
'zymuja W obecnej chwili re-
kcye, wiec przez to samo jua
skazane ma zagfade. Jednym
takich objaw6w sympathy |
Ia Poiski stronnictw postepo. (
ych jest uchwa}a powzieta W 8
ma kongresie pred. s
awicieli organizacyj robotni. l
ych re wszystkich krakow d
uropy. Odnosny wstep tel n
,hwa}y brzmi, jak nastepuje: g
1wazywszy, ze ujarzmienie k
lnego narodu przez drugi Il
!ko W interesie kapitalist6w d
spot6w 1ezec moze 80. re NJ
'4aszcza carat rosyjski, kt6ry RI
'oje silly wewnetrzne znacze. ri
2 zewnetrzne u jarzmienia 81
dzia}u Polski czerpie, jest OF
eustajacem niebezpieczehst ic
m dla rozwoju ca}ego mie- Sit
ynarodowego ruchu robotni pr
'go-uchwala zgromadzenie, nj
niepodleg}osc Polski jest "a dc
VINO dla ca}ego ruchu robo. be
czego, jak Ida proletaryatu ur
skiego konieczmyna postula. dz
J po1itycznyna. "a w1ec jest NC
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

New York. Sent. 2i.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says: \
very moderate and vest distinct i'm
~pr0yen}ent is seen, EO longer only in
the buying of materials which con
tinucs and stiffeus prices, but also in
orders for products If some Industries.
in money markets. and in exports of
staples. 1t is aS yet little more than
a step toward better things, but al
ready is started ONE important works
and prompted 4 few contracts. Con-
tinuing arrivals of gold have raised
the treasury reSfrvT above Sl25.00G..
COO. strengthening the banks and re-
laXing the Strin%cncy in commercial
loans so that at about l per cent low
err rates more business was done than
in three previous weeks.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
BRYAN AND SEWALL.
They speak To an m Au"'
cucc on Boston Common.

Boston. Mass. Sept. 26.-The audi
cnce that greeted Mr.. Bryan on BoS-
ton IN was the largest which he
has faced since he started on his tour
through the 'cnemy'S country. No
estimate placed the number of people
ut less than 6O.0O0. while many placed
it as high as 10000. Mr.. Bryan had
addressed q big crowd at Worcester
earlier in the day. One element OF dis
cord was visible there. but Mr.. Bryan
did not seem to notice it. 1t was a big
red flag with Bryan's picture upon 1t
hung on William III. Burns underwear
factory at the c a of the speakers
stand. Beside it hung an American
flag with Maj. McKinley's picture
upon it. Immediately after the Wor-
ceSter speech Mr.. Bryan started for
this city. Mr.. Bryan. his party ana
the committee were half an hour late
and the crowd had become very impa-
tient. Candidate Bryan, with his run
ming mate, Mr.. Sewall, and members
of the reception committee occupied
a temporary platform in he center or
a broad campus and h crowd entire
ly surrounded the little spot. Hon.
James III. Mcllen of Worcester intro
duced the speakers. The first speaker
was Joseph 7. 0'Sullivan of Lawrence,
prominent rs a candidate for lieuten-
ant governor. He criticised the Wor-
ceSter persons who placed Nj. Bryan's
picture On u red flag. Mr.. Bryan APP
pearci with a bouquet of roses in his
hand and WAS introduced. The en-
thu&iaSm was greater than Boston
common had ever seen before. and it
was fully seven minutes before he
was allowed % speak. Mr.. SeWall
also spoke.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
MARKET
--latest Quotations From General and
Live Stock Centcrs.


Chicago. Sept. 26.-Wheat-Septem-
Der and October. &C 1-ic: Deceniber'
81 1-Sc: May, 20 lie. ~COrn-Septen-
Der and October. u he; December
90 lac: May. - l-lc. Oats-Septen'
Der and October. IL 5-SC; DecenlbeF
lie: May, 10 lie. POrk-SeptenbeT
5000; December and January, Ml@
Lard-Septcmhcr and October. S3.,E
December, $3.50: January, S4.l0. RHs
September and October. S32o: Janu
airy. S3.51 II. Rye - Cash. 3llA'I
September, Soc: December, 36c. Bares
Cash. No. 3. 25a35c. F~laX-Cash' VI
W.. and do :. w. 7la71 1-2c: SepteHf
Der. 40 lie: December. y lie: Nay
T1-2c. Timothy-Cash, $50; sep
TENDER. $3.50.
Chicago. Sept. 2G.-HCgs-MarEet ac
tive. prices generally 30 higher: iisI'
S2.9Ja3.A5: mixed, S~2.9Ja3.tj; heaV!
S2.G0a3.3J: rough. S2.Goa2.Se. Caur
Market strong TO Zoe higher; beeNes
S32Jai: cows and hcifers, Sl.21aa',,
Texans. S2.iJa3.10; Westerns. S2o"'1'
stOckcrS and feeders. 50. Ial3'5o.
Minneapolis, Sept. 26.-Wheat-sep.
l'illp'l 'I'S'Nl dl v a.,
opened ut 623-ic and closed IT ofS',.
May opened at GGc and closea :.
81 3-4c. On track-No. l hard, Gooh'
No. l Northern, "a lie; No. : Nof'"
err. 23-ic. :.
Milwaukee. Sept. 26.-Flour s'sa"'i
Wheat lower; No. > spring. 6oc' W. Cn
Northern. &c; December. GG l-2c. , ",a
quiet and easier: No. j, Il -
Oats lower: No. . white. 2oc' N% wa.
white. Is 14a19 lie. Barley inac.i' IN
No. =, BE: sample, 2ia33c. hss
light supply: No. l, 31c. Iro'iS
dropping: pork. Sc: lard. $500.
South st. Paul. Sept. 20. - tio1 s.n
Market 30 higher; quality better c.,,la
yesterday: sales at S2.6oa3. and
steady: quality only fair; de'ian'
good; sales at S1.25a2.O.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
MESECkNS
Who Arc Trying to Capture "a Gus
tom House.

Who Are Tryin. to CAPTURE a GUS
tom House.
FL Paso. Tex, Sept. 26.-It was re-
ported here last night late that n hand
OF 200 armed McXicans were ND the
river fourteen miles making prepare
tons to swoop down on .JuareZ and
capture the Mexican custom house.
AT o'clock this morning the general
al to arms was sounded at Fort
Bliss. and in half an hour one room
or cavalry and three companies of in
fantry had boarded a speciaI train
and were going up the river on the
santa te road in command of Col.
Van Nalzah. The troops were scat
tered along the river for five or six
miles. The troops are marching
through the Bosque. and Mexican
cavalrymen are at the south end to
catch anything that the BOYS in blue
may scare up. Parties coming in from
the north on the Santa Fe train re-
port that the soldiers had captured
half n dozen armed Mexicans in the
Bosuue. vac
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
Fny Tentniefnn EIones.

Montreal. Sept. 2G.-Fay Tempieton
has disappeared m.ysteriously and
there Is little doubt she has clopcd.
Every possible means has been used
to find her. but without success. The
man she las gone with is named
Brown. His first name is not known.
but hc IS 4 ncnncw OF John A. Wanna
maker Of philadelphia. To-day Mrs.
Adams. her aunt. left here for New
York to aid Edward +. Rice in his
search for her, but she imagines the
two have goEc'tO Europe.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
Settle tho Eastern Question.

Manchester. Sept. 26.-The Guardian
understands thai an agreement is
probable between Great Pritain. Rus
Sia and France IN order TO bring n set
tlemcnt about Of the Eastern question,
the cooperation Of France being pur-
chased by an understanding regarding
Egypt. Continuing. the Guardian OK
presses the belief that the scheme sug-
GeSted is 10 neutraliZe both Egypt and
Turkey under an International guar1n-
tee. with their rulers under interna-
tiCnal eutpla"c.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

Corea has given to an American the
contract to build her first railroad 1t
Is to be only twenty-five miles long.
but it will be a beginning, and give
American railroad men n good fool
hold. Ii Hung Chang took so much
Sntercst in American railroads during
his visit here. and made SO many IN
Uuiries about them as to afford al least
n basis of probability for the report
that on his return home he viii inau-
urate the construction of $1,000 miles
of road, using American plans and
large quantities OF American inachin-
cry in the enterprise. And our next
visitor OF Importance will be Prince
Ehilknff. Russian minister OF ways
and communications, who will arrive,
nj San Francisco III a Russian war
ship, having been despatched by tho
government rs n special envoy to study
the railroads, steamboat lines. ferries
and mines throughout the world. with.
n view to the development Of the great
Siberian railway. With all these
chances for American enterprise. our
peaceful conquest Of tho world should
progress rapidly.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
Chrr:r:d with EmbeZYlemcnt.

ST. Paul, Sept. %. Charles II.
Mems. bookkCcper for the Elk Laun-
dry company. n arrested today. He
is charged with the embeZZlement OF
$40 and was pahbed on q warrant
issued at the instance Of Henry Grun-
hagen. the manager of the laundry.
just after he returned from lunch.
'Grunllagen and al the rest of them
have been taking in the money. That
Is all | have got to say mt present.
said tile prisoner.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
Evfneb5ct nv Are

San Francisco. sept. 26.-Stephen VI.
Field. associate justice of the United
States supreme court. left last night
in his private ear for Washington.
When coming out of the elevator mt
the Palace hotel TO go to the carriage
waiting for him in the court the aged
jurist walked with great difficulty and
In evident pain. He had nothing TO
say and did not leave his carriage I'M
til il drove ND alongside his car at the
Oakland E.ole.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
v AND WHITE.
Tyvcnty-ROuud Fight in which the
Former Gets the Worst Of II.


New York. Sept. 26.-George Dixon
of Boston and Tommy White of Chi
cago fought twenty rounds to a draw
last night. In the last round Dixon
grew very tired. He clinched repeat
eddy, but his efforts early in the fight
had weakened him while the Chicago
boy seemed to gain in strength. The
crowd rose to their feet and yelled en-
couragement to both pugilists. When
the bell ended the contest the parti-
sans of both yelled for decision in
favor Of their particular choise. bu,
the referee declared the bout Il draw.
This decision was received with cheers
but many of those who watched all
the POINTS made We're ~ The opinion
that White had a shade the better Ct
the fight.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
Nau,-ucla COHlrrissfcp

Washington. Sept. 2G.-rhe report OF
the Venezuelan Commission appointed
last January to investigate the Brit
sh-Neuczuclan boundary line in dis
pute probably will be made to the
president shortly before congress CON
yenes i'm December. Complications
In connection with the work in Hol-
hos caused delay, so that the re-
port Will not be ready by Nov. l as
expected.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
OF Nrv,s
Items of General yp,.r..

Few Lines ''"eed J
AL. Rochester, y. Y. Androw -
a plumber, killed his brothar" Watt
Il railroad man, last night. iooerd
f. .. Prince has been fnou,.
upon by the Massachusetts agreed
ocrats as IA candidate for covnrr Dem
The National Council Of NV
the united States will hold IFS np q
executive meeting in Boston y anlAa
,, 3 and 4. oh Nov
A cyclone swept over Curooo.
last night. There is every lndio oaoa
or disastrous atmospheric d;sa.lC'
ances in the eastern provinces '''uf'
Secretary Carlisle has ratur,o,
Washington after Il few waaLa, I
sence ut BuZzard's Bay. wbere ha 40
the guest of the president, and o, Sa'
resorts. olnel
The Democratic c%Onferees ~ -.
Eighth congressional district MAJ, ''
Stroudsburg, Pa, yesterday. ana u
ter a wrangle, split and named "a. a.
nominees. '"'
Depressed by his business trouh,.
John Nj. Fulhaber, a wine merchass
attempted TO commit suicide ~ W
home in Chicago last night. No hoaa]
are entertained of his recovery
A dispatch from Manila. cani,., j
the philippine islands, says that AMI
three days fighting at Rehazad N
insurgents were repulsed with q
of fifty killed, including their 1le,S,'|
The American line steamship p,s1|
which sailed from Southampton y
New York to-day took among her nay
sengers Hilary y. Herbert. spceto,I
of the United States navy, and M.
Herbert.
With the help Of a moderate wind \
n straiGhtaway tracl Stanley NJ. Bsr,
rows Of Denver. Colo. made a ouarta,
of n mile in 10 50. 1t is claimed !,
be the fastest quartcr-mile ever ria
den on n bicycle.
Congressman Il. Il. Van Horne. Pa
publican. was the principal speaker q
Il meeting held ut Kansas City Es
night under the auspices of the Brv
an Silver club. He declared emnha-
ically for free coinage of silver.
LaZard-FrcrcS have engaged for i'm
port to this country S1,5r0.O00 in gob
for the steamship Augusta Victoria
and SG0O,OOo in gold for the La Bon
gogne. making n total of 81. 1O1NF
The engagements by this firm aggre
gate SlG.3aO.0OO.
William CallisOn. a stock man 0
NermilliOn. No. who had cone to 81
Louis and disposed Of a load Of cai
tie, lost $1,000 ut an East st. Loui
fire last night. In The crush Somebol
cut out the pocket in his trousers an
cXtricatCd the purse containing III
money.
Thomas Willard. q bricklayer O
Wheeling. w. Va. while on a drunkpl
spree yesterday. t0Ck his son, age
seventeen. Mary Wilbcrt, aged twelve
and Mary Gray skiff riding on tn
Ohio river. He upset the boat. Jane
M"Grail rOwcd out and rescued Mar
Gray ana Wizards son. Willard and
Mary Wilbcrt were drowned.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
ai:nS@rs ut Lincoir's Tomh

Springfield ILL.,. Sept. 2G.-Thc dele
sn,eS 10 the National Bankers asso-
.,at!ch arrived here from st. Loujs
,niS morning ON Il visit 10 Lincoln's
.onln mo mono. Il special car con
.aiiiihG 100 delegates was met nj tho
uopot by an entertainn ent committee
Inc bankers ana citizens were oo'
corted to Oak Ridge cemetery. where
.onsresSihan Connolly delivered n
welcoming address, Il
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

The rurlor that Gen. Baldissera han
gone to Africa to open a new campaign
against the Abyssinians scarcely re-
quired a denial. The Italians have
had enough campaigning in that land
to last them for a good long time.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
murder and SnGciJ.

6uiaic' Sept. 2G. - Peter Komm
h'ileu ms wife to-day with a blow Of
a hatciet. Then Kamm cut his own
.hroa. ana died at the feet of tho
srmnn woman. The double tragedy oc.
CURED In the home of Mrs, Komm,s
sopa husband and wife having be.E
separated FOR several morths,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

Now that the shipwrecks have come
to supersede railroad wrecks and troll
lev accidents for the time, there is adj
ditional evidence of the truth of the
saying that in this life a man must
die to win. And some of them don't
win even then.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

San Francisco is to have the next
convention of the United society or
Christian Endeavor. 1t will be held in
the Golden Gate city during the week
of July 7-12, next year, according to
the decision of the officers in Boston.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

Four New Workers have been arrest
ed ia Canada for catching fish. We be-
lieve that any Canadian who chooses
TO come to the United States and catch
fish will not be mol, sted. Some people
in Canada do not realize how large a
country this one is. They should not
worry it too much.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

Now they are telling about a man
who has just made 100000 in Wall
street, but they dor t mention the name
of the man who lost it. They never do,
and he takes mighty good care not TO
mention it himself.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

another man ome back from India
with remarkable Gales of the 1OgiS.
tells us those old yarns about seeing
one of them throw a rope up into
sapce, climb and disappear. And we
will bet he did not see the Yogi do it.
He is in the show business.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

Some people never get too old to be
young. Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher Is
having w%hooping cough for the fourth
time in her life.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
hike Record Broken.

Chicago. Sept. 20. The Aiher 10
record was broken by four meh ~
Neutrality-suspicious. bicycle race ,.,"cx
closed ut the Coliseum at . las.
last night. The score at the niiiSr ,,ipr
Gimn. iSG miles 1.15l yards; N"ie ,
49, miles gGg yards: Srhinner, ~ ~
miles JG7 yards: Miller. 10y hli,, II
yards: Myers, AZ miles ; !a.a the
vas seen early in the DAY l",, he
American record WIS cer'aih nslK
wipcd OFT and il appeared y 5sS
certain that the worlds recoru ,;rre.
miles 1855 yards. made by Nv
would not be touched.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

The discovery of n long series Of de-
falcations in one Of the New Orleans
banks has led to n run on the other
banks there, apparently without rea-
son but one m~ismanaged bank "a
work a great amount Of mischief in
any community.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

A new flying machine was success
fully tried at Chicago recently. The
''Windy CITY, is just the place for
such experiments.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

The man who has authority to de-
pose the sultan is Sheik-Ul-Islam, Meh-
medd Djennai Edin Effendi. No won
der the sultan has to lie awake of
nights trying to keep track of the fell
Ow's name.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

The enthusiastic reception given to
DIR. Nansen at ChIistiania, and his dec
Grafton by King Oscar should suggest
10 the explorer how much better it is
to voyage slightly ~pOlewards and re-
turn than to attain the object If his
tourney and freeze to it.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

A director of the Nordeutscher Hand
elle-Gessellschaft i'm Berlin has been
arrested for embeZzlement. Perhaps
he was trying to live up to the name of
the institution.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

The bicycle has already been made a
prominent featu'e of short stories. but
oddly enough, nobody has yet written
n bicycle novel.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01

The Count de Castellane Is coming
over to board with his wife's relations
this winter. Really, we scarcely
thought ii had come to this.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-10-01
sioux rnlrs years It Golden yastr,

sioux EnIIs wears II Goi"e" yostpr.
Sioux Falls. :. d.. Sept. - state
day was Mckinley day at me :. with
fair and the very air was Ie'V m"orey'
reflections frcsn ''souhd nre on
badges. They were ~everywhere,
the streets. in the hoteis, ~ busi-
from windows and in FROM CON
ness places. IN the afterno. .ho fair
gresham McCleary spoke IL
grounds.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-05-06

IT is claimed confidently by the
Mckinley men that the Ohio states.
man already has enough delegates
pledged to his support to insure his
nomination. Whether this be an
extravagant claim or not, it is certain
that he is far in the lead of any COM
petltor, and the probabilities are that
he will be the republican nominee,
The American people are so DESTROYS
of return to protection, that they
turn with one accord to Mckinley
as its apostle. But whether he be
nominated or not, protection will be
just as certain to return with repub-
lican success.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-05-06

county are squarely upon the plat
form of 1892 and will remain there
until the platform of 1896 is adopted.
They will be found squarely upon
the new platform, ready to fight and
vote for the cardinal principles OF
the grand old party, and we believe
the declarations this year, as four
years ago, will be first for protection,
second for "sound money!" and the
only sound money is that which is
''favored by the American people
from tradition and interest, the use
of both gold and silver as standard
money" /.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1896-05-06

WEnotice that the Kalamazoo Tel.
egraph seems to be possessed of the
idea that it is still "a factor in fourth
district politics, where its word was
at one time most influential in repub-
lican affairs, and it is assiduous-
ly booming the candidacy of DR..
Thomas for congress. We know not
what are the advantages to be gained
by the Telegraph by its position in
this matter, and would respectfully
suggest to that journal that it is mix
ing in affairs that are none of its con-
Germ. The Telegraph is not in or of
the fourth district, and its untimely
and i'll advised efforts to dictate to
the republicans of this district can
not fail to injure the very candidate
whom it desires to assist. DR..
Thomas would do we'll to call off the
Telegraph. Republicans of the
fourth district are intelligent men
who do not make a practice of send
ing to Kalamazoo for their political
wisdom. They are an independent,
thinking lot of men, who will do
what they believe to be wise for the
district, regardless of the attempt at
dictation from outside.