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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
Read and Ponder.

William McKinley's campaign fund
is made UP OF Wall street contribu-
tons and the money OF English agents
in America.
The money power deprecated the
greenback. 1t is supporting McKin-
ley.
The money power brands all silver
men us anarchists. outlaws and luna.
tics. 1t is supporting Mckinley.
The money power deprecated sil-
yer. 1t is supporting Mckinley.
The money power robbed tho PEG.
pie OF the constitutional money. 1t is
supporting Mckinley.
The money power asks the Ameri.
can people to allow Great Britain to
dictate tho financial policy OF this
country. Mckinley advocates this
plan.
William j. Bryan champions tho
u Of constitutional money 49, the
cause OF the laboring millions-be-
iieves that America can legislato for
herself without England's consent
and is not supported by the mon9yed
plutocrncy OF two continents. Which
is your choice? Vote for Bryan and
the money Of the constitution.-Oma.
hu Hor.i iiu..il
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
d wIIis Said.

The minister, It was expected would
spend tho evening with tho family,
and Mrs. Williams was most anxious
that her little boy should appear at
his best. snow, Willie, Rho eaid, abr,
Schultz will ask you your name, and
yon must tell him II in Willie. And
he will mad you how old you arc and
then you must aay Five. And he
will want 10 know where bad little
boys go. aud You must tell him, They
20 To hell. Dc you UNDERESTIMATE Not
content with u repetition once or
twice. Mrs. Williams drilled him
again and ngain in tho answers.
DR.. Schultz came. ms expected. md
after q short conversation with tho
hostess lifted tho child on his knco
md said. swell, my little fellow. can
you tell mo your Manner Imagine
tho surprise OF the reverend doctor
when, like n flash came the answers:
"Willie. Five years old. Go To holl!-
London Figaro.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
.A..la . N.,.a. ,i.a vo.. a..na..
rr- CoIn,e-.

froN mag
Reasons have been given why free
coinage OF silver would benefit the
United States and the world. would
it directly benefit Nevada?, Should
. citizen OF Nevada now vote against
nI
In u republic the majority must
rule. There is but one way I" learn
what the majority think ia best for
themselves. That way is for each
to vote what seems best for himself.
All having expressed their wishes,
their true representatives meet and
carry out the will, not Of each man,
OF STATE. or section, but of the major
ity OF all in the whole country.
So Pennsylvanians vote for a high
tariff on iron, and the men Of Massa-
chusetts, New York, and other states
vote for such national laws as they
think Will benefit them.
TIA state produce an article largely,
us peOpLo uSudits NOtS luz VIM hlcs
think will raise or maintain the price
OF that article. Nevada a produce
silver largely. The free coinage Of
silver must increase its use, therefore
it's value. Ought we to vote against
Il!
Four years ago many OF us voted
against Weaver because considering
him a paper-money man, and, feeling
that otherwise our votes would be
lost, we gave them to Harrison, think
ing him less opposed to silver than
Cleveland. But now the issue Is
square. clean cut and direct, on free
coinage. Bryan the nominee OF a
great party feVors it. Because he
{ ayors it gold democrats, pronounced
free traders, vote against him. Silver
republicans should vote for him. Is
it wise for a citizen of Nevada to vote
against free coinage?
j. PoUJADE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
Gonrrs..mnn N,wland..

No friend OF the silver cause III
Nevada ohould forget Congressman
Newlands on election day. lie is nov
III the East fighting our battle and
We should show our appreciation OF
his efforts by returning him to Con.
gress by nm overwhelming majority.
While his opponents are worthy men
neither one OF them has shown any
particular fitness for tho position he
seeks. Newlands has already proved
himself worthy OF the confidence OF
the people. and he deserves their sup.
port at the ballot box.
Tho indications IRE that this county
will give him from four to six hund.
red majority oyor both OF his np.
p0iienta, II tho rost NJ the State
will do M we'll he will he returned
~ Congress with nearly the solid
support Of the people. An increased
vote aver Two years ago would 10 u
fitting testimonial for his services OH
behalf ~ Bryan in the East. Lot
us show by our votes that We appre.
ciatp Mr.. Ncwland,' efforts in behalf
Of silver. 1t would bo rank ihgra.i-
tuds TO defeat him now.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
Our PrssIdentiai Forecast,

As nearly all the papers are pub
fishing predictions as to the outcome
Of the Presidential campaign, the In :
DEPENDENT gives the following as the
result Of the observation Of one Of
Elko's prominent business men. 1t
is a conservative estimate OF the
probable result OF the election, based
upon a careful study Of the situation
as developed at the present time.
Paste it in your hat and see how near
it comes to the actual result:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
Total for Mckinley -. -.
DOUBTFUL STATES.

Total electoral vote AT. Necessary
to choice 22i.
II Bryan should carry oil the States
placed to his credit above, he would
still lack fifteen Of having the neccs.
sary number. Indiana with it's fifteen
votes would just elect him while H.
iDois. which is more apt to go for
him than for Mckinley, would give
him 23 electoral votes or nine more
than enough to elect him. IIe can
also win IL he carries any two Of the
doubtful States other than Illinois
and Indiana.
II u readers are not satisfied with
onr statement Of the probabilities,
they ATE at liberty TO take a pencil
md figure II out for themselves.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01

Senator Jones says all the tariff laws
that can bc enacted will not relieve the
financial distress unless there is an in
crease In the volume Of money. There
' hss been n depression caused
by the scarcity Of money that was re-.
lieved until more money was put in
circulation. Tho act Of 1873 caused a
panic and there was business deprcs.
sion until relief was afforded by tho
Standard Dollar Act Of 1878 which
sdded 2,OoO.Oooa month to the volume
Of money.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
what McKinl-yIsm Mrans

Tho people have a right to know
what McKinleyism would bring them.
lhoy have q right 10 demand an OK.
piicit statement on this point from
the advocates OF McKinley's election.
IL Mck'nleyism menns n perpctuatiou
OF existing CunuIliuul lho.e ia car.
ta,nly nothing in IL which il either
desirable or encouraging. II il does
not mean that. what does Il mespY
How arc things 10 10 chnngcdS How
Ia business 10 he revived through the
election Of II ma who declarce that he
ia in favor Of perpctuation NJ the OK
istinR gold standard until the leading
nations Of Europe consent To its
abandonment? Bnt when will they
consent? None ~ them will opcn its
mints to silver coinage unlees Eng.
land agrees to do the same thing. and
England il growing fat from tho on.
HANGED value Of the gold In which
other countries must pay their com.
mercial tribute. McKinleyism means
q perpetuation " the existing de.
precision nlorg with the existing gold
standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
Collection Agency.

Endorsed by the Leading Firms OF the
Coast.
what LAY
Tho INTERSTATE COMM ERCfhL
AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
Send your slow accounts to them FOR col
cotton.
once. qi0 z Irh Street. Sacramento. Cal
Don't delay. Call NJ once and LOT us have
y our lutiftE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01
Notice For Publication.

UNITED STATES LAsD OTrtCH.I
Carson City, Nevada. Oct az. 1891.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ on the % day OF November. 1870, tho fol.
lowing township plats will he MED:
Township, No. ~ ~. Range No. 81 r..
Township No. N. Range No. o. r.. NJ.
-. N.
Parties Interested must nic their claims
within thee months from said date 10 SC.
euro their pcrisrrcd rights.
Application for entry Of lands In said
township will be- received November ~. 1875
q IT, GALLUP,
Register.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-11-01

Aassr ron 'fur ErerR. SrspEspsR
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25

gives the entire store a decided finished
appearance.
Crows of people have visited the
place daily since the opening began,
and Toasted their eyes on the grand dis
play of goods which line the interior.
One can purchase there anything de-
sired in the dry goods line at an aston
ishingly low figure and If ladies who
contemplate investing in something
neat and substantial in wearing appar-
el. or anything else in dry goods. fail to
inspect the Prahman company's stock
they will regret IL.
The Prahman company is as yet
young in the business in Butte, but its
managers, realizing that success lies in
the handling of the best goods at fig
ures that will please all, have stocked
their various departments with just
what people desire for spring and sum-
mer use Their dress goods department
is complete in every detail, many novel
and neat patterns being among the as
sortment. The silk section, notion sec
ton and linen department are plethoric
of handsome goods at low prices, and
are presided over by salespeople who
understand their business and attend
to the wants of customers Ladies de-
string to inspect something extraor-
binary serviceable, neat, novel and
cheap in the dress goods line should
attend the opening at the Prahman
Dry Goods company's store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
.ennessy

In these days of great competition,
when the leading manufacturers of Eu-
rope, Asia and America vie with each
other in producing Silken Fabrics of
great beauty. is it wonder that prices
tumble? If some maker did not pro-
duce too much of a good thing we
would not sell silks at the present low
figures. That Blacks are the reigning
fad of fashion is a fact; that they will
ever be sold cheaper than now all will
deny. SEE THEM. If you can't come
WRITE FOR SAMPLES.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
THE PLANT INCLUDES

IL boilers in first class condition.
l Knowles air compressor. 10xTx12.
l worthington compound condensing
steam pump 70 4" and l2Isx12x10.
l No. Worth ngton jet condenser.
l Knowles steam pump. 12x6x12.
l Cameron steam pump. 7x5x12
/ Knowles steam pump, 7x5xl2.
l Knowles duplex. 5laxS%x7.
No. knowles sinker.
The stamps are in batteries of ten
and although constructed for dry
crushing can, with little expense, be
arranged for wet crushing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25

DR.. o. b. Whitford now has a part
ner in the person of II. ii. Davidson.
Nj. D., graduate of the Eclectic school
OF medicine, who has recently arrived
in Butte to assist DIR. Whitford i'm his
extensive practice. DIR. Davidson
comes with credentials from the school
of medicine whose graduates make a
success in the practice of their profess
sion. He is now located in the Balti-
more block. II West Park street, where
he can be found day or night to attend
TO the many calls that DR. Whitford
has been unable TO respond to on ac-
count of each days hard work from
early morn until late at night. The
Doctor has practiced four years in San
Francisco, leaving a lucrative practice
through the solicitation Of DR.. Whit
ford, who has been utterly unable to
professionally attend to one-half re-
quireG OF him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
A. o. III. Special Train.

on the occasion OF the grand ball
which will be given by the Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians at Anaconda on
Tuesday evening. May 26. 1896. the
Butte. Anaconda & Pacific railway will
run a special train leaving Butte at
AS p. m. arriving at Anaconda at $50
p. m. Returning, train will leave Ana
conda at 3 a. m, arriving at Butte at
3A5 a. IN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
FOR SALE.
The Iighty-Stsmp Milling Plant of
the Blu. Bird Company.

BUILT BY FRASER & CHALMERS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
Bitter Root Valley Farms.

Fruit. Hay. Grain and Stock Farms in
the Bitter Root Valley for sale. Write 70
or call on CHARLES L. CoWELL.
Real Estate and Loans. Missoula. Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25

John Meek. cigars. 122 w. Park st.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
Black Silk Sale Black Dress Goods
Colored silks

we have Just received 20 pieces of very
fine All Silk Figured Taffetas, in
all the latest tints and designs;
goods that cost soc per yard to
manufacture. We bought them
cheap and while they last you can
have them for. .... go. SOC per yard
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
THE PRAHMAN OPENING.
Al erant ID spiay of Dry Goods at the
OprnIng TO-DAY aud To-Morrow.

The Prahman Dry Goods company.
which as its place Of business at los
North Main street. intends 10 continue
its spring and summer opening to-day
and tomorrow. The handsome quar-
tiers are literally filed with as fine and
varied assortment Of ladies' goods as
has ever been displayed in Butte and
the artistic manner In which they are
arranged for the sake Of convenience
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-25
Ore Producers, Take Notice!

G e e {. s aHsD Butte Samping Works
Sample and buy Copper. Silver. Cod and lie al
ores. Z. q. Box 40 Ofice-ScosG Building
Cos. HAM too ami Granite sV,ssIS. GEO. IL
CASEY. Manager.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

ssass lamp stich NJ P.Imsr sn o.r
fyirs 10 a ctam btr uptttifs Tbt Gre
osustt lrou THIS sb3 despite TIE ,sofu
q Tie Gre dspulmrJt The boase sal barn
we're deiroytj Par IT tte lurt lture vac
saved. IasgsaOs, $3.50. sbieh sboat cor
ere the loss
The tat.dIrgs or the Welcome Uadt
wood bfu 10 lsmsct. uere al destroyed
by Gre i.,t Friday trsning. The place
uau belou.s De Alton WilHam. bat II il
oecuriei By Jahs Dwell. Trumar Goth,
- ssed Usn iITirs sHb NJ Dt1oll. Wa
80 badly burned tbs, be died the ucI day
he bsi soue TO bad, bot got cot Of TIE
bause al usLt bit wsnt back iof some
tbias shd pas badly burned before be
couli set cut
A vetdie, oislo 300 hss been awarded
10 ViodhSm oouuty couf, Agsiust the I'm
ployes Liability Assurance corporation to
Mrs. Helen b. Clan, ~idov Of Bsrna A.
CLARK one Of the uo,t pionIoeIt men Of
BurIFbura, VITO vas found dead ~ the
roadside Gear BIS home about year seo.
Mr.. Clsrk earned scciiel ilsutsuce poll
eies 10 tbe smoarl Of SO, 01J The ques
10 vas uether o. uct be was EIIled 10y
oetGg tbrcSn from he wagon. sud the
corporation refused to settle. claiming that
De "a US due 20 sTopleIy,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15


There II no dot bt about the next Ma
tionsl House OF Representatives The r.
publlcans claim that there will be at least
25G Republican members, the same NUN
Der 81 in the present house, and while
these large figures may hardly be sustain
cd the Republican side can lose q good
many sests and still retain q mejoii,y Of
the total membership OF 1863. II is 10 the
coutr0l u The senate that political interest
Chi, dy eeutres. The Democratic New York
World tries Its hand at 80 estimate ind
comes 10 this conclusion. Giving all seats
The u smOcrsts where there is any hone
CT Democratic success, 1t admits that the
next SeDst' will contain at least As Repub
llcsns, 80 Democrats and 9 Populists OF
Silver Party mep. This IL significant
scknosled ment. While the World
figures that the Republicans will have two
mo { than mi rity, 1t calculates that
the souud money cause will also have
preponderance Even on the basis Of Mr.
Bryan's election, it can See chance OF
only 81 bard and fact free silver Senators
,Rsin't a. sure honest dollar senators
a IT'D eight IN The doubtful list.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15
STATE NEWS.

CT. A A, Hall returned lat week tc
st Albsus IRON New York. He Is gain
Jog slosly from bis receLt severe ace
dent
F, W Sherburne OF B IRE rode lOC
miles over the course between Butlne ton
and Montpelier Tuesday in siI hours, ~
minut's snd 20 'ecouds This is without
doubt the fastest 100 miles ever ridden by
We mont bicycis, on the road.
The Osdensburs aud Lake Chsmplsin
railroad has gone j. to tho hands OF re
ctiver. II belongs 10 the Cen raj Vermont
system, and 1t connects Osdensburg with
Rouses Point II is lis miles long o.
the first Of last Jnoe It was leased 10 per
peiuity for the rtsres, 90 ITS bonds.
The snnna meetln, OF the Vermont
state Medical society will be held 10 Vt
Jobnsbuty, Oct Is sud l6 Dr. Lyman
Rogers, vice president Of the society. will
give 40 address 90 The Practice OF Medi
oioe 10 ls5s.lSSG
gous, " H~,.l , u-.,s.,.
lo., "A ,hs.r lul.t .,, 1871. 49,.
,hi..,nn., 49,, o,,... 49,,
tered 10 the came mauutr A bear hunt
is tailed Of, 10 which al the sble bodied
men of the plao. viii p,,t,oin,s
u, A n c,n,,.l, .a.u.,- ..;..,..,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

vs. have not heard SO much lately about
the "pocr mans dinner psll' as we used
to ber 10 1892 from our Free Trade
ineuds. Oae reason for this is that The
poor man has found that bis dinner pail
as we'll as other tinvare was Just as cheap
undtr the Mckinley law as 1t was before
OF has been since, Faos aud actual e1
perienoe have served to nsil one more
Free Trade lie Bot there is smother reason
Why the : OR msu's dlnuer pail has bet
dropped from dlcussion Ever since IT.
elections Of 1892 gave the Government
uto the hands OF the Free Trade party
the poor mans dinner psi has been o
tieklish subject Aoy mention of 1t serves
to remind the laboring man Of bis prosper
Gus times under the Mckinley law, whtn
he needed dinner pail to carry his dinDcr
win him to his work Ulder Free Trade
Tsrlh Refo N, with no work t. 90 to, the
POOR man has not bad so much need Of
dinner pail, He has been more troubled
sbont how to get dinner than shout The
prlce Of bIs diLDer pail
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

lie 'iuplT l.te'sl lgotsllou from bis
1 - ~hNob Mektaisy makes uhtn be ,sy.
ib.t rsVrt on to Ice 81 tho globe 49,
t'efs = cosatry 80 prosperous A. TIE Upit
- State, uaiet tho good protective t.ra
sod a. b .oda I mon-y .hicb tie k-pubh
o,os gave d. putfto tie Democratic "eI
prtimeut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

Oai q l01 sosoata,rias p,psu ia thu
eoaHiJ vbieb dneuts politics only four
49, 10 fsva' # 'rse tilref snd the reusiu
10 los sj'poste sotui money There is
'rideHt.r uotbtus suftb msutioblng the
matter srh TIE NcsudlnsvJan sediment
uron tbs lssue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

The iollowins statement ~. given oar
- nslipua Republican headquarters Moo
DAY s'tss conference Of the entire exec
nuve committee, -- The election Of
Mckinley aud Hobart Is 40 sccou lnhed
.ad assared fact They will receive Q7O
electoral votes, t'ySu will receive 10 ard
there se III .tstss, having G. electoral
vote, which are doab,ial. bu, the prob
abilities oil poiut to The fact that .bese CT
ro'es siIl so toto the republican column
snd BE- added 10 The 30 nop .s.ufed ia,
Mckinley aud aobar, Ihn il The stains
tody, We have tie election .sdwill hold
u Oar pfcssut ,nou Ia tie ve.t i, to
vic. The oppoation has abandoned tie
ekst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15
IN ClIANCERY.
RTArE Or YEEhoNr, Bennington County.
n. NJ. CAMILLE, Admr. Of MAloof4 CGarfuD,
Va
JAhEs T. V. TAI and KATE l.. VETAL HE wife
n,eesrIs. T.,tr IAag


Hdreas N. 81 Cand,ld, Administrator Of
| Malcolm CaUheld ials ~ haGehostsr 10 said
County deceased, has hlt bic petition Tor tore
clJHuro IN the Office 81 the q efE u The Cuutt Of
Chancefy, IA and f1T said County Of Bennington,
against Jsines Y Yetal and Katis l.. ystsI IA,
| wife, therein settling forth that On lie I'M day
| Of jane A, b. 1886, the sad James Y VetAl and
! X ate l. yelRi, his wife, duiy executed 10 sad
| NJ aieolm Garfield, then 10 his a mortgage deed
Of ceittin land 10 sald Manchester dtscfbsd ss
| iyiioss:
Bounded on the north BY lAgd. Of BFs Mary
| I" Bell east and south By the hlghssy leading
from Manchester village 10 N CABheld's and
sest BY The highway called Prospect street.
beng triangular piece u lard Al The junction
% sAil Highways contAlniug about 9as third "
40 acre, more u lees with new house aud hars
thereon. Conditioned Tor he payment Of four
hundred dollars ~ t1pfe.rsd ~ certsia
pf0misOry n0ts bearing even da's nth said
mortgage, sisDed b. tho rGid jane, y gstsI.
payable TO ihe order u sslG Malcolm C.lh-ld,
ono year amor date, win intsrsst Anuusllt
which II nos Justly due a, nAs not bseu pad
according 10 the tfect II he stme sud further
shgsiuK that tAli dalrGim LAuh 81 Aiicrsards
- aIt On the b day OetJ e. h ls9l
ds parted tbs hle sIa saii hathaniBi N Cau.
De ID vac, % The 5ist day Of JAauEfy. 1893 dgIy
~ pointed hdmlbislfAtgf "a he esiGiu atd silil
IL such AdmlHIsfOt. Abd further slgslBg bat
sRid .Amss Y. FtiGl hEs AbeegulHd aud fsti5ts
ylt VI The state ~ thA sUpAIs cannot bs
served Du him hn7 pfailhg VIA the equity u
re- .empilou u the aai1 James 4. Yetat aud C.ts
l. bttGl 10 TIE premises HAy be fofsesssd
aFTrttLly 10 The pfoylsIons ~ Ise. Aad itAp.
pearug that ssld James y. YstAI fss.dss 0at u
Vie ttsIs u Vermont 20 that supsla eau.0t
10 served % bin,
IT 10 OEDEEry Thsth slid Jmas y. VstaI Ls
feqnlfe1 ~ spptAf bsfofs ssid CouFt u Cbab.
1sfy zen 70 DO holden A. BeuninR son uithiH
sa1 Tor u. e COaBty u Bsuningfoh ~ The ntst
u6sdsy u December A y issg ADd make
aAsrtf - sal1 petition by bubHsHisy tho .seb.
,taEge 81 aid I.egiilan t9gsthsf sub iLl. order
Lfcs setks 4ueetssiYsly 10 tue nsH hsstsF
'arEbti. pai.iisi "a II Manchester tls lastgi
'Eieh publications. shall Ds Al lsast 81 days pf6.
sgus " tue committeeman u sad Court
Dated at Bennington, 10 tln G0uuty u Ben.
INK 81, SHE s5ih day u ssptsmber A. n. lsy8.
~ HARRY 7. CIeHAAa, Clsfs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

lmmeGte hfos.s cauulae to visit Can
ton the home Of McktnIev. Oae Of The
mpst potable Wits uss that Of one thou
.,Bd # stoue-sll J,eksou's old soldiers
ir3m Fusloi. They said they be seen
sboasb Of revolution sBd secession sod
consequently stoIli vote .ssnst the Che
$50 platform and candidate snd Tor Me
kluicy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

The \. Y Wotld gives the names aud
smoubt' contributed by the silver mine
o~urrs OF Colorado for Brysn'. election
The aggregate ,um is $500 900. WHIST
will be done with thi. large sun at this
l.te stage Of tho campaign c.n only be sur
mlsed 1t eau hardly be used 10 leglti
msis Say. II certainly proves that the
popocr.ts DO not lack Tor funds, IS they
have beeu claiming
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

The Legislature has omplisbed little
90 lar, sdlournioR over from Friday until
Monday .nd then until Wednesday. The
latter .dlourD mebt vss made on account
OF The desth OF EI.Goy. Fuller and com
mitttes OF both houses we're sppeinted to
atend bic funeral 90 Tuesday at Bsttle
bJfo. The House Committee. will be an
nonnced today, when It is expected that
solve vofk viii be commeucod % the
sen'tf committees Gardner OF this crnntv
has. plsoe 90 rules snd judiciary and the
Ioloi committee on game aud n.herie,
Sheldon has "a place on military railroads
sbd tle joint committee o, litrsry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-10-15

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