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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

unge0ffnet, 8. g. WdIuce, Der Giz
gent6iimer Der 8dnf, Undergraduate eint
neutrality-suspicious. gu @unften Is. S,
@nen's unb u. S. aIing's unb berpfGnbetc
Iein IGmmtlihes lieeenbes unb perIDnli9es
@igentbun1, einI9lieBli9 ,ieines @o6n6auz
fes, 8anfgebduneS, feiner itabtii9en 8uuz
pldbe, Jarmldnoereien, Geloer, Gontos, Nuz
ten unb elmer 8lanta9e in Jloribu. @ctipa
unb pafipa iino Biz iebt unbetunnt. 0as
nominele &opital Der 8ant bstrug $4,000.
Man glaubt ni9t, baB onbere 8anfen in
Mitleibenf9aft ge5ogen tperbsn.
Die apeite Nationalbanf BON Rodforb,
ST., zines Der groBten unb dltei item 8anf=
bGuIer Der @tabt, erttGrte OpnnerItag ben
8anferott.
Die Cooperative 5ruit Company" in
SEEM cattle, Sal, fat fi9 banferott erflGrt.
Standardization 1859; @utbaben $685.
259. Oeitlihe 9ldubiger BADEN $4,000
5u forOern.
9onneritag Morgen baben bic Oireftoren
Der o8anf Of Commerce" in Buffalo, 81. 9,
fi9 fir bancroft erffdrt, Die fauirte 8dnf
reprGientirt ems Der bebeutenbf ten 8anf=
geI9dfte Der Stabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

ben m1B, epe cine @ntI9eibung a6geeeben
tperben tunn. NGe Nnga6en beB6alb, baB
Die GommtIfion bereits gu elmer enbgiltigen
gnti9eioung gelangt lei, iinb berfriibt.
6runofeinIeeuna.
9eute finbet in @ai6ington Die
@runofteinle9ung CUR o9a1 Of 9itorD"
itatt, bes eriten Der eroBen @ruppe bon @ez
bdulidfeiten, pel9e bic bsfannte uNmeri@
fanii9e llnioeriitGt" biloen tperben. SIM
Wdr5 ~Oortgen Sabres tpar i'm 8eiiein elmer
Nn3abI bsrborragenbsr Decentralization Der
erfs Spateniti6 fir Die SnitanbieBung Der
8Obenfld9e fir Die l1niberiitdt Sei3e6en.
prdftbent g1ebelonb bat cine @tnlabung
our beportebenben 9runbiteinlegung erbalz
fen.
Setati9t.
Der YrGiibent bat ben 2epn Quis@
lain als @onIul bon 8elgien, 4bplfo Canal
als Gon5ul bon 9ene5uela uno So1e Mariu
Sinocco uls Gon1ul bon Gotta Gtca fir
San 5ranciseo beftdtigt.
Gin HiIfsbnnoesanuaIt.
Ser Sberbunbesantpdlt bat ben General
@bparb g. Bragg gum 9ilfsbunoesanlpalt
fir ben 0itli9en Oiftrift bon Wisconfin err
nannt, I'm in benz gro5eiie Der Regtsrung
fpesen zines beitimmten 2anbiriAs gegen
Die Manufacturing SSnbeftment G%ompanp
BON 8isconiin bebiilflt4 gu iein.
GabinetsfbunQ.
Die erite f0rmGt9e 3uIammenfunft bes
BrGiibenten nit benz cabinet, Die feit beiz
na6e bier Monaten ge6alten tpurbe, fam
9ienitag i'm WeiBen 9uuie ppr, Mit @us<
nabme bon SefretGr Garlisle tparen fdmmta
li9e Mitglieber bes Cabinets seeenpdrti9,
Getretdr Garlisle, pel9er in Gbicugo tpur,
febrte geitsrn Nbenb surid. Die Sibun9
tpd6rte faum Il Stunben. SIS fam ni9ts
bon 9ebeutung bor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Bob Sngerfo11 beging in me6reren
ieinsr republitanif4en 8e6en in SGinois bic
plumpe Saftloiigteit, in ieiner I9noboerigen
Weiie ben brdoen alten Senator g q +
mer gu Derb0bnen. 0o9 bas republifaz
nii9e 6dnptblatt y@btcagoSribnne"
peist ben Sob unb Iein Munbnert 5ure4t
uno bemertt Defenders ~folgenbes:
9almer 1T entI9ieben unb e6rliA fir ben
@rfplg Der @utgelbz@ runbIGbe ltno lptrS
ME nit Wifen unb Wiuen etpas linen
S9dbli9es tbun. gr fat Ielbit 1rtlGrt, bab
er e5 notiirli9 finoe, fpen1 Elm @eqner BET
Silberfreiprdgung fir Mc&inleD itili;me.
Wiiroe Polmer audi nur einen 4ugenbIid
glartben, baB feline eigene prGiioentf6aftsz
&anbiootur Der @utgelbiade 19aben t0ni!te,
10 tpiirbe er fi4 5uriid5ieben. 9o9 p6ne
3neifel bat ct na6 refer l1eberlegunq bic
1~eber5eugnng getponnen, baB feline &anbibdz
tur Die Nieoerlage 8rpan's f0rbern miro.
uno nt9t er auein oenft 10. Mls er Der RE
figen @bicagoer @rtgelospro3eIfion am 9y5.eiz
tag 5uiab, iubelten ibm SauIenbe Der an inn
Observation-Disclosures gu, neil lie fii6tter.
buB er's PEI ieinem poGitil9en 8orgeben Gut
unb treu nit Der 9ut9elbI ade meint.
90 melt bic Sribrnt. MGs .unab=
bGngtge @olb~ Stanbasb= . e
motratie" tommt nun Der Wablsettel
PaImerz8HGner uno Der Staatstpabl3ettel
NIT 5orman an Der Spibe mad Der Gntr
1detoung Der 5uftdnbiseR StaatsbsbDrbs
bod auf Den amtliden 8abIasttel in Suis
nois unb tpirb inbirett ben gopotraten groz
BEN 94aoen aufiiaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Die nDeutf4e NGtgeGbzM 90 a r
enber amm1ung in Sem Oori
beftonbg r0Btentbeils aus Ni9t<9eutz
Dies ergiebt iid aus folgenben lei
benf9aftslofen Nngaben Der 49,. Staats=
3ettung.:
nGfa9 Der RebnerIiite gu urtbsilen, bGtte
bic Iebr gut befu9te 8er1ummlung einen
ausgefpro9en beut19en g6orafter trasen
miifen. 4ber = um ein S9lagport in Der
popofratiI9en &ebe WiGidm Suffers au ci>
ttren - Der 0eut19e 1T gu tlug, ct ldbt fi9
niht iibert0lpeln uno in'S8odsborn iagen".
9ie beuti9en 3ubDrer tpdren Bis duf Elm flciz
nes 6duflein n If t erf9iener1, ltnb bic Me;z
item biefer Minoritdt nun, i'm 4ltgelb einmcl
gu b0ren. =
rSattloIer Meiie bra9ten bic beutI9en
Gebatteure bes Silberz8dron's 6earIt @ouz
berneur, Nltgelb mad S9luB Der 8erIdmmz
lung mad benz @ebGube bes beutI9en preBz
Stub, unb ~fDnnten, ba bieles @orfuues iebenz
fails @rpdbnung gei4eben tpiro, bamit ben
ginorud 6erborrufen, ais Db Der &Iuh bann;t
ettpas gu tbun babe. Dies 1T iebo9 ni9t bet
san unb ni9t pbne Sntereffe lit es, in Ser
binoung bamit bic SbatIa9e gu conitatiren,
baB 9edrit, Der iunge Silberz8oron uno
6erausgeber elmer %Iogenannten beutl9en 3eiz
tung, Der 10 Iebr beforgt um bds beut14e Noz
tum i9eint, gum 9ausbau=Sonbs bes Deutz
i9en preBsalubs feinen Gent bsigetragen
hdt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

9u bic 9 II d bruder i'm N1gemeinen
Su ben inteQigenteten unter ben Nrbeitern
geb0ren, 10 mar es boppelt Derpunberian1
baB ii3 bic in Colorado Springs in @oloz
rabo berIdmmelten 0elegdten Der nSnterz
national Typographical Union" bon i6rsr
b%ortigen ltmsebung nit einem Stlber@
freiprdgungsz 8ef4luife iiberrumz
peln lieBen. 9o9 tp~oblpeisli4 nabmen lie
ben 8ef4luB ebenfo f9nen tpieoer 8uriid!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
MeIt 8enb, Soma.

gor ungsfd6r 5pei So4rsn babe ID mir
bas &o9br9 BON 5rau @rlea arge1qaI1t,
I'd babe Ieit6er fleiBigen @ebrau6 Oabon
aemadt unb fam ni6t umbln, Sbnen NIT
3utbeilen, buB es uniibertrsffltd, ia ullter
GQsn mir befannten ao9bi9ern, Die I'D rlod9
qeprift babe, bas aGIerbsite 1T. pie BARN
anoeaebenen Re3epte Iino ausgs5ethHet! uno
babe ih es idon allen meinsn 5rsunolnT1sn
auf's fpdruf tie empfobItn. Sd iperos me
tDieber obne oies ni9t 9enu9 81 l@aBsHOe
8odbu9 1ein. m.,,fh
@fmhur1f, SG., 10. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
BENNINGTON, Nebr

0as ao6bu9 BON 6ruu erica babe id
nun iiber 2 Sabre, unb es 6at mir tpabret1o
bie5er 9eit man6en treuen 9ienIt geleiitst.
Gotpeif i6 es erprpbt babe, mnB ih ld9en,
baB es alien biGigen 4nforoer1r1gert, ote ma
an elm fol@es 8u9 itelen tonrl, ooltor'illsI
entIpri9t. Sd mO@ts Oafelbs nlft srf7
be9ren. .a... m.r,.Y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Sruu @ricu's aO6bu9 gefdlt mir 70 1ebr,
Dab t4 lieber in geflidten S9u6en geben
m04te, als oaifel6e entbebren. N1en lieben
9ausfrauen fam i'd es empfe6sn; benin es
paBt fir iebe, Tie mag Diele ober penige Mnz
iprii9e MAIDEN.
5rau ST. 8. 9raI..
Crete, ST., 13. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

9u9 i6 bin i'm 8eiib Sbres tpert6sn &o9<
bu9es unb freue mid befen Iebr, benin es
6dt mi" f9on 10 munhe quite DienIte eetbun,
ba6sr fam i4 es jeber 9ausfrau befttns
empfe6len. Sd piinl9te, baB i9 oas 4o6s
bud einige Sabre friiber gebubt bGtte, benin
i9 fam ols cine Ndberin in ben 9austunb,
allo 1ebr unerfabren; aber bic quite sFrelnbin
fe6lte bier, UNI mid 5uredt gu pei1en.
5tabt unb 2eute tpuren mir fremo. 6dtte
i9 bamaIs 6rau Grica's 8u9 3ur Stiibe
qebabt, 10 bate i'd man9en Seuf3er, mand6e
Gorge abpenben t0nnen. Oenn ba lit ia
ales 10 beutlib bon Mnfang bis gum Gnoe
6eI9rieben, buB audi Die unerfabrenIte iunae
Srau nit 9ilfe oieIes 8uhes i'm Stun6e
1T, einen iparIumen orbentli6en 6ausitono
3u fi6ren. Wan tann ben einfa9Iten Six
tpte audi bas feinIte 9ob3eitsmab( barnon
aubereiten, unb aud beim @inmanen lit bos
liebe Bud mir cine groBe 5ilfe. Cine iebe
beutide 9ausfrau iOate barnad frtben, in
ben 8eftB zines ioI9en lpertbpDuen Bufes
81 9elon9en.
5rau M~org.ntbuler.
Sopttn, no.. 20. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

s6 bob. bus bsutf4>umsritanii4e &o9s
BUD iebr fleiBig sebrau4t, uno es bat llq
out bepd6rt. Rad meinsr anii4t 1T IS oas
Bette in Der Welt, es 1T Elm gutter 9dusaalter'
@inlieaenb finoen sic ben 8ttrag tnr EN-
ameiteS beutf6zamerifanii4s &odbl9 BON
gFrau grica, tpel9es sic mir ulsbalO 5us
f9iden pplen.
@eF 8enb, Soma.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
rs Gents
pprtofrei BON ulls be5ieben.
5linois Stats 8eituag Co.,
Chicago, gu.

~91odntehenb perDHentiden mir eini9e bon ben 5ablreideu 9ts
erfennunqs1d1rei6eu, lit benen 0eutidzanertfanilde 9ansfranen i6rer
gnTht fber Sen g8ert6 bie1es 8udes SusOruf seben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
s6ifbriidiae SeeIeute.

Ser CUR GlDbe 2inie ge6Drtge 0ampfel
Oelatparei It nit 99iffbri9igenS g eleuten BON
6aptif9en Sdfen in Netp Oort angefommen
@s Iinb bies Capt. Datt unb Z Wann Dom
S9ooner Southern @roB, aus NeuzS9ott.
lamb. Datt beri9tet, baB er am Is. Sep.
TENDER NIT elmer 9abung aotusnii1e DO;
San 8Ias mad Sem gorf %ab1egelte. NGs el
1t9 am "a. September an Der @etfIite DpI
Cuba befanb, brad Elm Sturm aus, Del
flint Sage oauerte, unb ben S9poner 125
Nteilen melt in ben nnerifani19en @olf trieG
Damn trat gutes Wetter Elm, tpel9es Biz
gum 10. Sttober anbtelt, als Elm ~3tpeitel
5turm ausbrdG. gs nurbe n0t6ig, Der
6odmaft gu fappel1, unb int Salen rib bic:
fer BEN groBen Mait NIT Ii9; fpdter fart
man, bab audi bas Steuerrllber 5erbro9en
mar, uno baB Der S9ooner Elm Bed erbat:
ten bate. So seldn9 Der 8emannung, bas
Sa6r5eug bur9 pumpen iiber @afer gu bal:
ten, unb man begdnn NusbeRerungen borous
ne6men, als am II. Sttober ber beutlGi
Oampfer Muitral, auf Der 5abrt BON gaeh
Orleans mad Netpport Netps, in Si4t fan
unb i9 erbot, Die S9iffbrii9igen an 8orl
gu ne6men. Da man iebo9 %glaubte, Der
Schooner retten gu f0nner, tpurbe bic Stiff
dbgele6nt.
Die Sage berI9Gimuerte iih aber ipdb.
renb Der nGhIten bret Sage, unb als Del
v9elafpare" in Sa9t fam, purbe, neil Del
G9ooner i'm Sirten begriffen mar, Bit
Rot6flu9ge aufgebiBt, %tporauF ii6 Gupt
Mutt nit Ieinen 2euten an 8OrO bes Dam.
piers beaab. Der @dooner @outbern groT
bate 1874 Sonnen 9ebalt unb mar in 9ali.
far gu !9au1e.
Ser eng1i19e 9ampfer nGbelpn", 8api-
tan 9orner, BON 9uelod, Sponien, unfertC
Oienfuq Mbenb i'm OelapareS luB, 9erielbe
bat bic beina6e lebloIen 8Drper bon neur
@eeleuten, bic Monnf4aft Der nortpegif4er
Barrie 2obife, an 8orb. Die 4rmen trie.
6enb ndbrenb neun Sagen obne 2ebensmit:
tel auf benz peiten Meere unb tpurben II
fat per6ungertem 3ultanbe bon Der rgpe:
Inn" aufsefunbsn uHb g%erettet. Die
,Gopi1e4, Rapitdn @n5erion, perIteE
Mobile um IL. @nguft uRb iegelte nit elmer
pollen 2abuus guubOI5 mad ROidrio. Ott
Gebtemberitiirme ma9ten Dem S9iff bic
GEortitsunu ouf Der 2, Sstts.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
SoM Greef 81

SAL @reet, Wis., 20. Sft. 1894.
9as Ro9bu4 bon 6rau erica babe i9
ieBt ettpas iiber 3tpei Sabre i'm 9ebrau9. gs
1T bas bette &o9bu6 fir Seutf9ameritdner,
bas i9 bisber tennen lernte. Oaber tann
i9 es nit 9utem 8epiflen empfeblen.
Erau 9. 90. 0ombpF.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

sFrou grico'g aO4bu4 fam i4 nur en-
pfehlen, finbe bcHel6e fir bic omerttdnt10s
Slide pprtreffli9. S4p. Hdtbarlne'
pittsburs6 pa., IA. Sob. 1894,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
, AnnIiirksfIue.
eiienbabn.unf6ae..

SnfoIge zines MiBberi tdnbniIes coGibir=
ten Mittpo9 Morgen apei ii4 be-
gegnenbe 3iiae auf Der 5loriba Central &
genninfuldrz@tienbdbn 5tpet unb cine baG6e
Wleilen bon Columbia i'm @taate @iibz
Carolina. Die 3ige- befapben ii9
beim 3uIammenitoB auf einem 8a6nbamnt.
Die 2ofomotibfiRrer unb .~6euermdnner
Tprangen ab unb fdrnen unper[ebt babon.
Die 2pfomotioen beiber 3ige purben aerz
it0rt unb Der Senber bes flbli9 eebenDen
3uges purbe in ben @epddz unb GrpreB=
tpagen gef9oben. @spdd= unb @rpreBbe=
amter M. .. Zines unb potagent 8. 81.
S6omas paren in lesterem e~inge5ndngt,
ipelber bur9 Die brennenben 2ampen
alsbalb Seuer fling in Solge be7en
bic 8eiben eleno Derbrennen .mubten.
Der Stgnalbeamte nlmer mirb ebenfal5
oerniBt unb ipiro pobl au9 oerbrannt Ieln.
3pei anbere Magen perbrannten, dber teiner
bon ben Pafqgieren erlitt er9ebli9e Ser
leburgen. Ser n0rbtid eeberbe .3ug ipurDs
iiberbuupt, auBsr benz 5ertOrten @rpreBnaz
gen. ni6t i'm minbefen bei9dbigt.
9onneritas Morgen fanb auf Der
RortbeuItern @ifeTbabn, in ber ,gadbe
pon Carrier Stdtion, BET .gfetp Or
leans, Elm ~3ufaaanenftoB bon 8Det Gil
|frd9taigen itatt." @m. 5ul9er, 2otomos
tibfiibrer bes rn0rbIid eebenben1 a3uges unb
Seuermann Qleranorid (farbig) tpurben
augenbGidli9 set00tet, 8eibe 2ofomotipen
rurben 5erit0rt unb 10 8agen aerfpIittert
unb berbrunnt. 9as ltngliid mar cine 6olge
beg 1ngeborfdms uuf @eitsn bes set0bteten
Observation-Disclosures.
Sonntug Morgen funb am @ibenbe
Der 6luBbriide, 81 Meilen nDrbli4
BON Orange, i'm Gtoute Serds, auf
Der @outbern pacifie 8a6n Elm 3ufammenz
itob tatt, Bel tpel4em So6n @lunceb bon
l1nionbiele, Soma, 9et0btet purbe unb Der
2ocomotibfi6rer u. s. Soler BON 5ouiton,
Ser., tpel9er ben peitli9 9ebenben 3ug
fii6rte, gefdbrIi6e 8erlebungen Oaoontrug.
5 pferbe unb Ionftiges 8ieb, pel9es fi9 nit
Glancep in einem Magen befanb, fam ebenz
fans I'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

ben muB, epe cine @ntf9eibung a6seseben
tperben tann. NGe Nngd6en beBbal6, BAT
Die GomintIfion bereits gu elmer enbgiltigeu
Gntf9eiOung geGangt lei, iinb berfribt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Die fett9e Na6rage nad einent p~iaftid) erprobten, bfn biez
ii9en Serbdltnifen a~n9epaBtcn &Obbud reranloBte be vS1inois
Staats5eitun9", en gnd 5u ermerben, ipeldes ale &nforoeruneen
in polltomnener @seiie erfnut. Die bnrin ~eutboltenen Gesepte,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

lEortiesuna auf Der 2, ssiss.l.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21
Demonetixation of Silver.

Silver was not demonetiZed by con.
spiracy nor clandestinely; neither have
the results been as they are claimed by
the free silver men.
Silver was demonetized by Great
Britain 100 years ago because it fluctu-
ated, because two yardsticks Of un-
equal length or two bushels of changing
quantity is an absurdity, an obstacle to
business and commerce.
All the civilized nations have tried
the same experiment with the double
standard, have found it delusion and
snare and have come to the single
gold standard as better thing.
The civilized world is now using
more silver, has sounder money and
lower interest than ever before in the
history Of mankind.
The attempt to return to the double
standard is reactionary, illogical and
irrational and will not succeed. Revo-
lutions go forward, not backward. -
Madison (Ind. Courier. ~
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt-rheun, and other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. It is equally
efficient for itching piles and favorite rem
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, and ch1onic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at 26 cents per box.
Try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are just what a horse needs when in bad condi-
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and yermifuge.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21
Bucklen'S Arnlca Salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chiblains, corns, and all kinds Of skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale by Dorr s. Void.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21
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DOCTORS.

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Graduate Rush Medical College, Chicago, late
House physician St. Mary's Hospital, Mime
apolis, MINI. Office over Hirsh's clothing store.
Calls attended day and night.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21
The Bargain Counter Candidate,

The Bargain Counter Candidate. -
''Some Of the reports say that the
women went wild over Bryan at differ
ent places along his route, remarked
the horse editor.
"That's natural, - replied the snake
editor. 81 He is the bargain counter can.
didate." -..., -
'tHow sof" ,ls.ss- -
He wants to mark the dollar down
to 50 cents. "-Pittsburg Chronicle Tel
egraph. ...s s,.z.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21

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Quirements of each individual case.
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21
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practical on the market. They are of any size
that any member of q household could require
on emitting the subscriber, or purchaser, to a
pattern (worth and regularly sold for 35c) or
any number of patterns for four cents each to
the patterns is considered the subscriber ac-
tua'ly gets
Mower County transcript., 1896-10-21
Laws and Constitutional
Amendments.

synopsis Of Laws and Amendments
to the Constitution, proposed by
the Legislature for submission to
the voters Of Minnesota Mt the
General Election to be held On
the 3rd day of November. A.. ID.
1896.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-26
Growth of CongrogatlonalI.ts.

Aurora, ILL.,. May 20.-The Congrega.
tional general association of Illinois
opened its fifty-third annual meeting
here Monday night in the New England
Congregational church, and will con-
tinue in session through Thursday. In
connection with this meeting will be
held the annual meeting of the Wom-
ems Home Missionary union. also
congregational organization. Thirteen
associations and 315 churches will be
represented. During the year 2,A52
members have been added, making the
whole number 17,417. The Sunday
schools have gained over 400 members
in the Chicago association, and the
Christian Endeavor societies over 2. 600
during the same time.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-26
siIverites oppose Adjournment.

Washington. May 19.-The impress.
sion is growing about the capitol tina,
the silver men will soon take a position
against final adjournment before the
national conventions. The movement
embraces silver advocates in both
houses and of all parties. There has
been no formal agreement so far, but
there has been general exchange OF
views, and there Is no doubt that some
of the leaders hold the opinion that il
Will be wise to postpone adjournment
until there shall be an opportunity to
know what position the convention will
take on the financial question.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-26
IOWA PROHIBITIONISTS.
Meet at Des Moines and Select Delegate
to Pittsburg.

Meet at Des MONIES and select DeieSatei
to Pittsburg.
Dies MONIES, May 1.-THE state pro
hibition convention met at Y. NJ. c. A.
hall. j. A. Harvey was temporary
chairman and Capt. K w. Brown per
manent chairman. The convention
selected the following delegates al
large to Pittsburg convention: b. F..
Wright, Charles City; ]. A. Harvey,
Perry; Levi Marshall, jefferson; j. NJ.
Woodward, Woodbury.; Mrs. L. A..
Bennett. Marshall; Mrs. A. f. McMur,
ray, Des Moines; A. c. Bondurant,
Polk; G. M. Adams, Grinnell: H. d..
Smith, Jones: Thos. g. Orwig. Des
Moines The committee on resolutions
reported in favor of adoption of plat
form of 1895 and the convention
adopted report unanimously. The
various districts chose delegates as
follows: First, John Lackey, Wash.
ington county; Isaac L. Gibson. Henry;
Second, w Il. Benkert, Davenport; S.
A. Gilley, Marengo; Third, ]. b. Crit
fifth. Iowa Falls: N. l.. Shaw, Waverly;
Fourth, Fl. G. Parker, A. l.. Taylor,
Mason City; Fifth, DR.. w Roberts, C.
p. Whittemore. Mt. Vernon: Sixth, J.
c. Reed, Delta; II. b. Hughes, Grinneii;
Seventh, d. S. Grossman. Minburn; C.
III. Gordon. Des Moines: Eighth, d. T..
Sillards. Ringgold; Miss Geneva
Fleming, Page: Ninth, N. F. Hellyer,
b. +. Nine, Guthrie Center: Tenth. NJ.
w. Atwood, Estherville: II. NJ. Ensign,
Boone; Eleventh, w. II. Niveling,
Woodbury.; 4. c. Pickett. Leon. The
selection of candidates for state
officers resulted as follows: Secretary
of state. VIM. q. Wright. of Story;
auditor of state, j. w. Wonders; treas
urer of state. +. J. Bye. of Cedar: Judge
supreme court, Samuel Holmes, OF
Fremont; reporter supreme conrt, Miss
Belle Mix, Des Moines: railroad com.
missioner, VIM. S. Piele. of Lyon:
attorney general, i. NJ. Ford, Wood.
bury
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-05-26

The London Pail Mall Gazette says.
THE character of the deputation of
farmers and graziers of Norfolk and
Suffolk which waited upon the presi-
dent of the board of agriculture Thurs
day, urging the government to abandon
the cattle diseases bill, contending that
there is no disease in Canadian cattle,
and that there is no risk in importing
them, indicates, together with other de-
velopments, that the government will
have difficulty in passing the measure"
The Daily News asserts that it is almost
certain that the cattle diseases bill,
looking to the restriction of the impor-
tation of Canadian cattle, will be aban-
doned by the government.