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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

Lumber and Wool Also SIow-Improve-
ment in Price of Several staples-En-
couraging Reports From Several Busi-
ness Centres-Large Number of Fail
ures.
New York, July 17.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say, Nearly all of the gen.
eral merchandise markets continue dull.
The volume of business is smaller than
anticipated and little or no disposition
is shown to engage in new enterprises.
Both city and country merchants are
continuing to purchase with more than
usual conservatism in view of the un-
settled financial outlook and the low
rangssof prices.
The iron and steel industry is less
satisfactory than week ago, with in
creased competition further sacrifices in
price and decreased prospect for i'm
proyement IN the nesrifuture. The trade
generally is duller and there are fewsr
sales The production of pig iron during
June was restricted about So, 600 tons.
The unfavorable situation continues in
the woolen and cotton goods industries
and manufacturing lines generally,
which continue marked by the same lack
of demand conspicuous the past two or
three weeks Wool sales continue ex-
tremely slow with prices low. West and
at London above parity with the Atlan-
tic coast markets. Unsatisfactory ra-
ports continue with reference to lumber.
Philadelphia advioes being in some in
stances that dealers have taken houses In
payment.
The more important decreases in prices
nv Cf.p pvAla IL, aaIr f~~
petroleum, cotton, lard, and coffee.
Among the more favorable features are
the relatively encouraging reports con-
cerning trade at nine business centres,
with improvements in quotations for
wheat Indian corn, oats, pork and firm
or unchanged prices for wool, sugar, lum-
ber. leather and print cloths. Baltimore
reports various jobbing lines doing we'll,
6ut Gas at 81. Paul, } with tendency to
defer placing orders until after slee-
tion. Chicago and St. Louis agree that
the sales for fall delivery while fair in
some directions, will not equal the re-
C ord fer 1885 Rains have improved the
crop prospects in Washington.
The week has been marked at San
Francisco by the departure of q train load
of fruit for London, cargo Of wheat for
Australia and two ships loaded with
lum ber for Europe.
Crop prospects in Louisiana and Texas
have improved. particularly with refer
ence to cotton. Country merchants are
reported encouraged. The sales of notions
at Atlanta are about the average; of
shoes, heavier than last 1885 and the dis
tribution Of groceries more active
The exports of wheat. flour included
as wneat), from both coasts of the United
States and from Montreal, this. week,
amounted to 2. 936. UG0 bushels, against
1859, 600 the corresponding week last
year. The bank clearings are 1856, 600, 900
for the week, per cens less than last
week. This is decrease from the cor
resounding total in July 1895, of z per
cent, and an increase of Is per cent
compared with like total in 1884.
The total number of failures in the
United States this week, shows an un-
expected increase. s55, compared with
219 last week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
oaN'T MAKE CANOES WITH US.
Mr. Howard's Yankee Walks Away From
English Competitors.

London, July 17.-The rowing race for
Wingtield sculls, which gives the winner
the amateur sculling championship of
England took place today on the regular
Thames championship course, from Put
ney to Mortlake. Hon. Rupert Guinness
OF the Leander Boat club beat Vivian
Nickalls, holder of the Wingfleld soulls
by two lengths. The canoe Yankee,
owned by W. w. Howard of New York.
we'll known newspaper man. took part
today in the regatta of the Royal Canoe
club. The American boat won the clubs
nfty guinea challenge cup, beating their
hngi1sh competitors, 2S minutes, 9
seconds, over ten mile course. The re-
gatta took place off Burnham in Essex.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

showers Sunday afternoon and NIGHT.
warmer, variable winds, becoming south
erly.
Local Weather Report.
Portland, July 1.-THE local weather
bureau office records as to the weather
are ths following,
8 a. m.-Barometer. 80. 975; thermom-
ter 50 Q; dew, point, 55; humidity, n;
wind. NV; velocity, g.; weather, clear.
ter, 65.5; dew point, So; humioitv
7s; wind. SW, velocity, 8; weather
clear.
Mean daily thermometer, 68. 9: maxi-
mum Thermometer, u s; minimum ther-
moIneter, 58. 8; maximum velocity wind.
IL, S; total precipitation, 0.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
A Dwarf Hit by a Train.

Worcester, Mass. July 17.-Rachael
Oordelia Fairfield, SO years of age, a
dwarf and deaf, was struck by freight
train at the double crossing, East Brook
field, this morning and instantly killed.
She saw the train coming and stopped
beside the track until it was within q
few feet of her, then she tried to cross in
front OF it. She probably became con-
fused.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

patients, and there should exist between
ehep the utmost confidence. 1t is time
lor bankers to be more explicit, in their
statements TO customers and borrowers.
as careless and unad vised remarks made
ny bankers seized upon and distorted by
reckless agitators have inlined many
farmer and producer, who would other
wise have retained sound views in the
money question, to follow the Elusive
Tree silver-wiil-, % the-Wlsp."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
Mr.. BRYAN's HOME COMING.
Elaborate Preparations Being Made for
His Reception.

His Reception.
Lincoln, Neb., July 17.-Lincoln is
gaily decorated in honor of the home
coming Of Candidate Bryan. Today the
finishing touches will be put on and de-
tails completed for the demonstration in
the evening
A delegation left here this morning t
meet Mr.. Bryan at Table Rock, fifty
miles southeast, and act as an escort to
the city, his train arriving about p. m.
The present programme is to have as
little speech making as possible. A brief
address of welcome and congratulations
will be made at the depot, TO which it is
expected Mr. Bryan will respond.
Carriages will then be provided and the
Democratic nominee ana family taken to
their home near the state capitol build
| ing for a short rest.
After supper he will review the parade
from a stand erected in the business dis
6riot, and later a formal reception will be
tendered in the ro6unda of the capitol.
The crowd promises to be tine largest
Lincoln has ever entertained.
Mayor Graham has issued proclana a.
tion calling on all city officers and en-
ployos to take part so far as possible, and
HIS OESloFS WILL Uo SuhOla1Ay Oba0If6u.
Mr.. Bryan after trip to Omaha Sat
uray, it is said, will remain quietly at
home for some time mapping out his
plan of campaign. The Importance at
tached to his presence here was made
evident by the counter attraction of the
Republican State Central committee,
which held meeting here Wednesday
night and perfected an organization.
The plan to make Omaha the head
quarters of the com mittee was abandoned
in view of the new order of things and
Lincoln was made the seat of campaign.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
Yachts at Bar Harbor.

Bar Harbor, July 17.-The following
yachts arrived tsnight: Schooner yacht
Columbia, Col. A. A. Pope of Boston,
owner, with party: steamer Elsie, Miss
E. l.. Breeze, of New York, owner !;
schooner yacht Fortuna, MIR. Hoyey of
Boston, owner, with party on board.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
THE WEATHER..

Boston, July II.
Local forecast
for Saturday Fair
weather; westerly
winds.
W a s b i n G t on,
July 17.-Forecast
for Saturday for
New England:
Fair followed by
increasing cloudi-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
ISN'T AN A. P. A.

MIR. Bryan Denies That He Belongs to That
Or ANY Similar Organization.
Kansas City, Mo-, July 17.-Wm. =.
Bryan and his family lett Kansas City
for Lincoln at II o'clock this morning
on the Burlington road in a special car
engaged by his Lincoln friends. Before
he reached Kansas City last night he
was informed of reports here that he was
q member Of the A. P. A. and the Ju-
nior Order Of American Mechanics.
Ho denied that he was or eYer had
been, member of either order and IA
his speech last night took occasion to
speak of the right Of freedom OF religious
worship. After he is notified of his NOM
ination, MIR. Bryan will speak on the
subject of liberty in the exercise of re-
ligious belief.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

Washington. July 1.-THE efforts of
the United States and Great Britain to
agree upon general arbitration treaty
for the settlement of all controversies,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

The treasury department. has granted
uraW back on exported rum made from
imported syrup equal to the duly paid on
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

THE WASHINGTON SIDE OF 1T.
Correspondence Given Out by the State
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
Gloucester Expresses Regret.

Gloucester, Mass, July 1.-THE city
council this evening passed resolution
Of regret over the death Of ex-Gov. Rus
sell
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

Secretary Olney in reply to the above
declares that Lord Sallsbury's proposals
are welcomed with the keenest apprecia-
tion Of their value and of the enlightened
and progressive spirit which animates
them. AS far as they manifest desire
chat the two great English speaking
people shall remain in perpetual peace,
he fully reoiprocates that desire on be-
half OF the government and people of
the United States. but by direction
of the President he proposes some
amendments to SaiJsbury's plan. The
last of the documents is a letter from
Olney objeoting to some of the points in
Salisbury's arbitration plan.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

through the esta blishment of q perma-
ment tribunal, as we'll as the progress of
diplomatic negotiations toward the
settlement of the Venezuela difficulty,
are set forth in Communications made
public by the State Department. tonight.
While they constitute the first authorita-
tive disclosure, upon these great questions
since President Cleveland's famous
Christmas message to Congress, it will
De found that previous reports OF the
United Press, of negotiations between
the two governments have accurately out
hned the course Of events. Little sub
stantial progress toward the general arbi-
tratlon treaty is disclosed by the doou-
ments. An outline in part of the pro-
posed procedure Ia laid down and the
views OF the two governments are so ex-
pI1citly stated that future discussion may
beoonfined towards narrowing the few
Emergencies of method.
The further fact is made apparent that
the United States has not relaxed Its
yigilenoe In demanding just settlement
of the Venezuelan boundary question,
and has rejected British proposals for ar
bitrating that dispute, under terms In
volving the surrender of any part OF
Venezuela's claims. Lord Sallsbury,s
instructions to Sir Julian Paunoefote
dated March 5, which form one Of the
documents, ara devoted to system for
general International arbitration. Lord
Salisbury submits the heads of the treaty
for arbitration in certain cases, but Sir
Julian Is told that neither government is
willing to accept arbitration upon issues
involving national honor or integrity.
but within this wide region the United
States desire to go further than Great
Britain.
1t would be- wiser, says Lord Salisbury,
to make modest beginning than hazard
the success of a principle by yenturing
upon doubtful grounds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
Mr.. BRYAN's TOUR.
Large Crowds Greet Him at Railroad Sta
tions on His Way Home.

st. Joseph, Mo-, July 17.-When Bryan
reached the kUnion station in Kansas
City, he found large crowd assembled.
They cheered Justify as he appeared. He
stepped to the rear platform of the car
and said; ttWe are going West in few
minutes, and with your kind assistance
we will go East next year,
This caused laughter followed by a
cheer as the train moved off. AT East
Leavenw orth, a crowd of people were
waiting to see Bryan. Ghe train stopped
only minute. Bryan bowed to the
crowd from the rear of the train. At
Armour he shook hands with hundred
or more people, and Mrs. Bryan was pre-
sented with hundreds of water lilies.
Ihe train arrived here at 1890. The
station platform was packed with people
as the train drew in. They swarmed
around the temporary platform, erected
near the track on which the train stood
and shouted enthusiastically as Bryan
appeared. Bryan was introduced by Cal
vim Burns, president OF national bank
and made an address which was freq uent-
ly interrupted by cheers. The train left
at LOS. followed Ey more cheering
Mr.. SEWALL TRAVELLING INCOG.
Boothbay People Learn of His Presence on
Steam Yacht Juno and the Wharf is
Crowded.
Booth bay Harbor, July 17.-The steam
yacht Juno of Bath ran alongside steam
boat wharf at 2 O'Clock today. She has
just returned from the Squirrel island
fishing grounds with some fine cod, which
the steward was manufacturing into
chowder. Before dinner was ready the
news got around that Candidate Arthur
Sewall was on board, and large num-
ber OF the public went to the wharf and
saw the poss ible Vice President.
Mr.. Sewall did not leave the yacht, and
it intended that his presence should not
be known. This is q fishing cruise pure
and simple and much needed rest for
the candidate. The following Bath gen.
tlemen accompanied him: Collector of
Customs Charles W. Larrabee, Emery
Houghton, George Fisher, Charles McT.el-
Ian, James Mcclellan. John o. Shaw.
Samuel E. Sewall, Sidney J. Maker. T.
A. Small, D. NJ Humphrey, W. E. Rice,
Edward Pole, L. G. Blair. The party
returned to Bath at O'Clock.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18
MARKETS CONTINUE Dull.
Volume Of Business Smaller Than
Anticipated.
IRON AND STEEL LESS SATTSFAC.
TORY THAN WEEK AGO.

Lumber and Wool Also SIow-Improve-
mont in Price of Several StapIes-En-
couraging Reports From Several Busi-
ness Centres-Large Number of Fail
ures
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-07-18

Part of Territory Great Britain Had AL
ways Been willing to Arbitrate-A
Part 1T Thought was Not Open to
Arbitration-First Thing to Ascertain
Real Facts.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30

De betienbte arbeioslebere 9. 50. Qrs
thur, "9rdnb Gbitf OF tie grot6ers
boob OF locomotive engineers" +. g.
Sargent, "@rdnb WaIter OF toe gros
tberbooo Of locomotive Girsmsn" og
). 10. qrnolb, SstretGr % adsIersr
al famine Screening, bar Mi gisnusm
GirtuIGrer ertlarst, at be life sr | 5Sas
osr al III WpntniHg at Sstp. De inos
rsmmsr, at be for 3 Qar iioen unbsrs
tegneoe en- abres'e til RongrssIsn,
men be tror, at ben bar oHatt.t | en-
msget milbere Gorm snb ben, Tom .r
oFentIiggiort M. Chen ben lib,
Tiger be, bar be unosrfsgt bette
Spsrgsmaul nsisrs, og b. CT oper6.s
pibite ON, at fri Mpntning at Ssto
oiloe o9re til ubobslig Stdbc for qr,
oe1oetne; o9 pen DUDE oeoirte ben melf
forfnrbelise panit. ION noget aaub
bar giennemguaet. De sr beitprtct |
benns 3ro peb In Yale, Tom 80. >.
grpun, aanbibat for prefb.rt, npltg
boIbt | Rorooeftsn. 6an ital babe
iost, at I'll Sslpmpntning ptlbe fors
carriage Stagnation og pdnit, Tom
Dilbe bare | 4 4ar.
"8i tror itte," flyer be, "at bette
2anb fan taale 4 Mar til al Rsb o.
Gl.nbisbeb, os pi er berfor imob be
9anter, fom er fremidtte | ooennapnt.
QbresIe."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
mtaCnnrt.
sfiGbne,pansert ssrubansiammeuaso.


q Ssnba9S bar Der en- frDgtelig
3ouiiion ms[Iem to Sernbanetog paa
Ct. 9puis G. San Srancisco 9anen
n9r Ct. 2ouis. st bulpt Sunoreoe
Menneiter tom tilitaoe; men iaapiot
btbes er ale bisIe / Sebring. Stte
brebtes. 8. s. Glart, 9anens Srains
matter, Tom ferer SpiDn meb ale
Soggbep9gsIier melem Ct. 2ouis og
SpringfeIb, Mo.. flyer ON lllptten:
"8i bar intet at ftjule. Seq beb,
bet altfdmmen pil tomme no tilIlut,
% lea tan meb Srpgbeo iige, at Stplz
ben for bsnne iprgelige 8ataItrOfe
alene faIber paa Grturiionstpgets
9onbuttsr % 2ptomptipferer -
@eoroe @trppoo og Spiepb 0rpbeu.
geooe er be finte Manb os bar /
munae gar itdaet / Sernbanetieneiten
baabe peo ppr 8ane % peb andre gas
neTn'temer. 8i ftoleoe pda benz fom
paa in9en dnben at bore Sernbanebes
tiente. 4tpooo bar uoe al Zig Ielp
al Sorg opsr be itr9tteliee 5slger at
hans ~rlagtIombeb. Dor ganelinie
bar ingen llub%fplbning at fremtomme
meb og ingen Sorfluring at gipe uben
ben, at Der begaues 5eilgreb ielp paa
be aaerbebits oronebe Suner. Sngen
fan 6rpite 'ig al life at beeaa Sell, og
bette SernbuneIdmmenitso er 5slgen
at ct Misgrsb, bsilt isrgeligt os ifi9bz
neIpangert iom bet er | fine 8onIss
~tpenIer. 4ttpoob bar opta9et meb at
inofamle giletterne, bu Sogst ait
oiennem Spring Bart. San bapoe
tlarlig insen Sante ON, at en- ulbtte
bar Iaa nar. Sntet at 5ossne babbe
ipecisns Snitruger at fslse. gssss
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
grunkrtpe.
ct cooperative 8laSSsrf fat ieana.

De tibligere Streitere peb Garmdt3
8lasperterne bar benne use aabnet ct
Iadbant / 4lbi. Streiten opItob, fors
Ri nogle al be Qrbsibers, Der tilbsrte
@lassQrbeioernes Screening, afItebis
gebes; bd Streiterne ienere tilbso 1T
4rbeibe, blep be a~fpiIte. 0ette patte
itor Snbignation Oper belle 2anoet, og
bet frantic Miniitsrium bleo unmobet
ON at blunbe Zig / Sugen, faa arbets
bsrne tunbe faa en- retf9rbig 8ebanos
ling. 9bsRuabet | puris bepilgeoe
fore Summer, andre 8Der ligeleoes
iii 6ielp for be Streitenbs.
Deb Qabninss 5eitlisbeben biliebe
ct Meblsm at puris's 9psRuab 4rbeis
bsrne / paris's Rupn, og en- 0eputes
ret, en- rabital Socialiit, giorbe Slb
op / Spnene; / en- Sale ube / bet Sri
toltebe ban, at ben nupRrenbe 8egis
oenbeb bapbe grunblagt en- Iocial Res
pollution og betsgnebs en- 9alen / Sas
pitulens 9etpbning.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
uoldnoet.
Cuba.
smaatraininssr 90 hore eIae.


Sprsrerne forstog / Ssnoags ct
Qnoreb mob 8atabono, ben iDolige
Ssbapn / prppinoien Sapard, oms
trent ret ipb for 8pen Sapand, o9 en-
80 Wiles Sernbane melem benz. Den
IpanTfe @arniion flog benz efter Sis
gsnbe tilbase; men Sniurgenterne err
tlerer, at 4nsrebet bar langt belots
aere, enb mar paaitaor / Supdna.
Den oFici.ne Rapport op9iper be
SpanFes Sab til 5 sOlbutsr, mebens
Der, / Wobirtnins til bpao alminbes
list sisres, life tales pm Sn~iurgenters
mes Sab.
8 ct Sammentsb peo Soroa / pis
mar bel Rio gropinbfsn msb qntonio
Wdcep, miItsbe Sniurgenterne 81
Manb; ben ipdnfte SberIt Segurdts
Sab bar oper 100 Manb.
Otter benne 9atalie blep 10000
Ipan1te Soloater, % gutalionsr, ans
bruete pdu forftie[lise Di9tige itrate9ts
Ne puntter / gjersegnene.
Sbsrit Segura melbte / Nanbugs,
al ban bar tr9ngt ino I SnIurgentsrs
neg Smutbuner blanbt giergsne efter
fere 9ages baarb Scamp; man ban bar
tabt m~ungfolbise at fine Solbatsr.
Sprprerne gisr ibelige anfalo; fom
ofteit Ilaass be rigtignot ttlba9e, men
altib meb fort Manbefalb pua ipan't
Sioe; / en- 2 Sges Spgtnins opgibes
Iaalebes fsIgenbe Sab: 5 aupteiner, 3
2gitnanter % 81 Soloater or9bt;
Isl iaareoes.
S;fslqe be ieneIte G~fterretninger ON
antonio Wdceos 4ngreb puu Irtss
mia forrige 9orsbag often &l. 10,
foreoit 4nfalbet albeles uoentet og
IrtiQeriz8 arniionen blep / i'm Sberz
ranelfe aloeles fortumlet, men Idmles
be fig bog inart til SorIpar, og 20
Bomber taitebes ino / 8eitormernes
Centrum, bpor be bupbe en- meget far
lis 8irtning. Den ipanfe &ommans
berenbe lugbe en- 9roppesIfoeling |
ga9bolb inbe / en- Pulmsz2uno og gap
gefaling til, at Solouterne 'tuloe ldos
SnTuraenterne TONNE lige ino paa
Dem, for be fpreoe. Saa itepe, og en-
rebIpm sbel9ggenbe Sugleregn tpns
bebe forfarbsligt / be Sntet anenoe
Retter. Sponierne bapbe besuoen
er burtigTtpbenbe &dnon, iaa Oprss
rerne Inart muatte isse en- itpnbIom
Slu9t. Slers al be Bomber, iom ans
ariberne ienbte inb / IrtemiIa, iprang
life, % life Hers enb 5 SuIe soeldgbes.
Gn Solbat at @arniIunen blep ~Iaaret.
Spanisrne flyer, at bet bar en- fam
mcIis usierning at SnIurgenterne, at
be life particle Qngrebet, for be fore
too bet, oa apinosr pg 8srn altIda
bupbe fact 4nlebning til at tomme /
Sitferbeb. @f Snbbpggerne br9btes
5 Wenb; 10 WGno, 10 Sbinber % 8
gsrn unber 10 @dr FAINT 3 Spabs
bern blep fauret.
Gre llooipers at en- Sniurgentza ois
er blepne arreItsreoe; en- fierbe boloer
fig ftiult.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
Mrbtietriersntnasr lnnIano.

Observation-Disclosures bar mootd'
get fra 9oniul @eorge Sapter | Sldss
6au en- Snbfer.tntng ON a~rbeiberfor'
sningsr I spitlanb. San flyer bl. a.:
Sanbelsbetjentsnes Screening itifteoes
for Is Qdr iioen, og ben bar MI $1,000
Weblemmer. Den bar pRret meget
beloig og unberitsttes og unertienoes
at Regieringen Tom en- Wagt | ale
Statsanliggenber.
3 be fioIte Qar bar 5oreningen itafs
Jet 1900 Weblemmer Stiqinger, og
/ bet iibite qar bar ben ituFfet 1856
Qrbeibslsie 9eItinfti9elie. 5 ben ius
ribiIte afbelins blep 3uIinber at
Spsrgsmaal beioarsbe os 300 process
Ter fsrtes meb Selb. ) 614 9ilfnlbs
blep Der bbet Srangenbe 9jalp til Ell
gelsb al $7,259.
5oreningen bar oaiad ct asIurdnces
fonb mob aloerbomsioasbeb og 8ans
fsrbsb. Oct beIsbsr fig M til $1O7,s
100. Den bar iitret fine Weblsmmer
bsiere 4rbeibslsn, tortere Qrbeibsoao
og bebre fdnitare 5orbolo for ale
&lusIsr af Sanbelsbetiente.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30

Yeg9e Barrier / Bisconiin paaituar
frembeles, at be bill ieire peb 9alset ben
3bie Rop. Sormano BED al ben be-
motratiIte aomite flyer, at 8rpan bill
faa en- moi Iaa for Maioritet | Diss
conIin, pg at 8emotraterne bill beige
5 &ongresm9no. 5Ormanb Soc al
ben ~republitanFts aomite flyer. at Mlcs
ainleb bill faa minbIt 10000 Stems
mers Mdipritet, og at Republitanerne
bill palae ale 10 aanoiboter for 8ons
gresm9nb.
Oemptraternes national &omite /
Gbicaso p%uuitaar, at grpdn bill faa en-
gluralitst at 5000 Stsmmer i Soma.
Dssforuoen p%aaitaar ben oemotratiIte
aomits, at ben er abIolut filter pua, at
grpan pil faa 283 electoral Stemmsr,
os at ban bar COB ubfist til at fua SO
Stemmer til / be tpiliomme Stater
Selapare, Ohio % Wisconiin.
Den rspu6litanite apmite gisr Reg
nina paa liOt oper 300 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-30
peneelporesmaalet.
galgoaget narmer ilg. "er ot
reoe til at Itemme2"

Stal leg faa 2Oo til at iiss nosle
Orb, fsreno 9ebatten affiares?
Oct essntltse S~triOspuu.t sr 10
8snssipprss maalet. Uaso Ssnipn til
bette Spsrssmaal bar 8alssrne belt
ia / TO 8ariier. aae andre 9arti.
linier er for Eieblittet uoTetteoe.
Sslppartist er for Subfsr.lien al
fri Os ubesranciet Wpntuiua al Ssiu
eiter 5orboloet 16 til l, Os ON 89tte'
pioosn os 8~irfninsen al oenne raoi.
tale JOranorins / bort Benseipitem
bar 3ebatten fornemmslig oreiet iig.
Sperssmaalst eroa: Bible en- iaaoan
G~oranbrins oare til GOrbel for BORT
2anb? Sslpmauoene flyer 10. De
tassr ben poiitiue Sioe at Sassn, os
the burden of proof bpiler paa benz.
Sar be bepiit oeres 8aaitanoe? Seq
msusr nei. De arsuuentsr, ION be
peo Sespnoelien al Salstanpet braste
OF, err ale tulotaitsos os betrastes M
iom "tilbasefaste Stanopnntt", iom
iOrtaote Geftuinser. ct al oeres tier.
feite grsumenter til 5oroel for iri
Sslumpntnins bar bet, at Spebepriier'
ne sr aibansi9e al SGlust. Ren bette
ramlsbe iammeu al fig ielu, oa SUeSs.
priisu ~bespnote at itisc. Oct snefte,
man bar bepilt, err, at fri Sslpmpnt'
ming uiloe game be rise Selpiunser;
men bet qrsumsnt ousr life. Spao
iaa?
saa urimelist bet END fan ipnss, sr
bet beg ct 5aftum, at be MI life len.
sere itsttsr fin Gag paa bet @ a n,
ben oiloe brinse, men paa ben staoc,
ben pilos bepirfe. 9ette bsrss piitnct
utrolist, men sr bet bog ! @runpsu
life ianot?
2eberne ior SspRselien i~nbrgmmer
aQe, buao enbuer meb liot Snbfst. tan
tjpune, at ben paatenfte Cmpaltnius
al bort 9enseipItem. piloe irsmtalse en-
Sanit Os en- ariie, itsrre END nOssa. ri
tiotil bar ppleust. 9ieu bet sr 10
ntpp bet, ma of. 9eres 8~eftr1belier
snar 10 netOp no paa at ppbioie "Esns.
ierne mob alasisrne1 iom bet beboer.
"Neo msS aUrpuraticner, Banter os
gsnsspalbet', &c 2Sienst. Den fore