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Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
Srsnseut GIsptlano

IrtHoeui GIsptlano ualitptl Den
sri. es. IN 9rotlamatoH, icrn r'ioisr'
tisio is~ttminoft cpszpey 2oren, Der
fritae,r tpI., Stibe ! amsyi'ari.s PAP
ne for at bttaIs 2onaisift % aHoT'
gfaift,r. Stnns S,i;snmciis sltiotr
ia otn 3oi, San. 1897 al. 9rtNnns
ten tcs BETTE Striot, ioyoi ausritanit'
ssib. / tpn. Darn, life fit II iaHms
Rsttiasbtr ION TIM, Glib ! amsrts
ianns 5dcns. 5ra ben 3ois 1an. al
n,a1 tpFe Stibe / ror. oaons hstale en-
gfotFt at fro 6 til 80 Gents psr Con
cn aortt.
Granite, itdIisnits, ip1nitt 70 noalt
nror, ir,mmeoe Stibs bttaIsy IN idas
Fan aisiTt, men / 1888 bL.0 Re tnits
Stibe iritugns for BEN iis!gs IN Fttts
prpcitetstratt1t al 1886. men ! oe ies
nsr. War bar 5ptlauo aitr1ptt dmerts
t1nht Stib en- s~onQfsifl, % Der bar
ai.ntaesHee pSrtt tIa9t; osrrUer til
Jinansninitertn. gr0tIamationsn
uiL uoertpiI sips qnlsoning til en- Bit
Ter eiplomatift Strio mtlsm b; fors
.neoe Etdttr 90 Snf'lluo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

gar mon fcrmeriet ~tetrosiis siIcs'
fp1soe. 2esrrrre bar Geirst p1ian
pdo oisis aanier lost Sinorinser ipei'
en-. Roi iil 2srsas par Der paa 5pas
i~srfantsn icrmelist upeir.
Wussn esentlis 2ris sr life lat sno'
Hu; Der bar u1ret betalt 10 ar. gioa-
let. bpao 10 maa Fses at bare noiiao
bra at bespnbe mee. Get err at iprs
noie, at Stprilpen pil blipe npeen.
luHce soot iset iaar. 6sbhloen ia!
ju't lite gao ben ipe,en.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
Stor c~peripommclie I GGrs
oaIcu.

GsDdrasr, 9os Ropbr. 9so ben efs
ter Ct iterrs Snefaln / oe iioIts 0aas
plupisIig inotrauote R~ssnrsebsr msb
9~srenitprm err Der iuotraaot en- betps
osIig Slom i 8Rroalsslpen % oens
9ieIrt. napnlis i gutu. 9so MdIss
al reg ! Miooags umtring Is Weter
al 6orbpaningernt. o. nosrlissrs LIB
rosnina,r bar funost Stso ! Gftsrmips
poa. Siren erapsr i Gpbst. qaa
Here Steoer sr 9eiens sotldet % Sorz
ben opsritnlst al 5lpmmsn. EtsnGs
9ro Ct it1rtt truet, BOG hudber man,
sfterat arbsioet mso Srsmtisriel al
Stsn % Bar er begpnot. idIf1lo at
rtope ienors 8rotar. ct 6us | Ill
pilosn sr rspet PAT. "a PED lllpiloens
Nras Iigosr fiers Jolt msp Msles
| ooos uosn at TONNE psrfru. Jorhol=
oene peo 8runiosien sr itt. f%orurolia
asnpe.
aloitsn s ON aftsuen bar Glpens
Stiqnina ophert. Jlommen er Den
p~oloiomite, man ton minoes Der
Erattsn. Sntst fan gjsrss for at bsot
Staosn, for 5lommen falosr. men ar.
beioet for nso WaIslasn at gienreiit
fSorbpaninssrne at IRA sr uuereoe iat
mart, ioet semmsr f9loes til 5rem.
fcrins inureit.
Z ben nsors Del al gnsosn antoses
tnasn itsrre Staos %forpplot, unot1gsr
at en- Del of Stratnineen ppsnfor89rs
o~algeren peb 8aarosn JRbp % so:
peopsien osritsos itaar unoer 9ano.
99roalsn. 12ts Ropbr. 5 be GIpe
fom bar lit llbiprins pmtrins StjG.
terbdttens. garapuno og tilsrrnofsn
be Sratter lanss 0rRnbien MOP Bar
bulen "a Snaaisn, inoiraf Der on
Rotten iii ben Ste Rop. en- %ui1ppanlil
Flom, Der i9rlig mRrtsoss | 89rodls
slpen meo osns gislps. Stiatra .!
Ralsaa FAINT / Spno, Tom edar u
pso Stsuti1r.
Oct hapos fsrit p1rei tolot, iaa be
par frpsist / 5islost, osrpuo Tom c
SneIag inotil en- b%alponosn alen. o
tort berpua et pplo'omt Regnitnl me
Nib Spopet.
9ette Iiofts inotraf ben ooennapnt
Rdt, % oa Der par frosiet unoer Sns
en-, dbiorbsreoe Sorosmonnet intet q
8anost. Tom ult Itprteoe umiobelbdr
neo / GIpens % polote ben poloiomm
lSlom. 9d man bperten norbenfor el
Ter isnbenfor bar bsrt ON noget Zig
nenbe. MAJ bet bore bet foran pmhano
lebe 5ielpparti, hpOr Rssnet iarli
bar fdIot.
Som ct 9epis paa ben 9oloiombel
bpprmeo Glpsne itss. fan tiene, at Scr
balselpen ON aftenen ben Ste bar ia
Iiben, al man pabeee oper ben, og or
Morgsnsn ben 6ts gift ben oper al
Qdnb meb en- idaoan 9oloiombeo, q
ben siennsmbrso en- iper Dur, ior
por opfert / Malsaa, for at binos oenn
et 6eitemt 2eie. bepirtsoe en- Del iterr
Glpebrun, fate ben nsore Del at 89r
Salsn, omtrins 516g, belt unoer9ane
iprrngte 81rodIsbrusets semmer
LAME peo @1roalssrsn % Sanaouls
6rueets 9Gnis peo StsHtjGr oip.;
ben Tiofte Der Der ca. 1900 Splpts
/, gemmer.
Raor unotaess BEN ipGre Ntur
. MuIsaaen. hpilisn ejennsm6rsoes Der
, Oso, q. Jlommsn por ioa itor, at be,
gil oper Sorpsrns paa Ga1rben Dol
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

Ut 6plts 6remifriot peo iorbeoreps o.
arbriosbeiparenoe Geoifaber bioraser III al
nGpe bet | Civilization, thi be beirler aRsn'
nslteHe lor en- bel M9nsoe Glib % SlG0
% e'psr benz gnlecuius til at uooi'le l'ns
aauosliae 9paer.
u oeoe 9.a,ipln Smith foniiruereee eeV
y ppHnolpmne Semi CT Heo,fab. Der ItI
apmnsrhu99eren er al liaeiaa tor St'np'
nlna ION be mpoerne Aaerbruassg PdltnH
or 6arineren. Slieoet piisr oenne Na
line = the Folding Saving Machine
lonl bar slprt 3pmmerhusit for SaapIas
caer Ssahnali Ill ct ismule,ia let arte ps
Malilnen Tan ioloss op iom en- 9omn'tihp
% peter bio Al Gune. en- Mdno ton JARS
ell no ! Stouen. laae ueo 5r1r, ings Dem
% lpLl'sniomhelit 9Guabe OF iase Iifte
pa en- Gag. eno 2 Wenp paa uoaen gPldps
iaH, o9 ilaelaa msset iom 3 WGno ton tug.
&c rlto Gr. Grbsloet er oglaa ieit:rt 81
oe gIuHe. at ben Wauo, TOM brnaer osL
naar ppieiit. 3 ct Eieb II fan gia''ih'A
dnbri nes.
Folding Saving Machine fabriterss d
FOLDING Saving Machine Co. 64-05 =
elin o. Si, Gb cnar. a retie ril neo SI.
~ eve ltuoe enbper 3atalpa. G~irfula's'
Sientsbpro DIV.
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st. Olaf College.

9intertsrmlnen begpnoer 5irsbao hsr q.
,Sanuar 1897 os flutter 5irsoaa BEN 2o.:
STARTS nIitiommenoe.
8inierterntinen gtuer iiTr be Glso,r IN,
er TONNE liot frem be almtnoeliae StpIs;,."
en- meaet goo Nnleonius til at itneere pib,rss
Saaoanne. iomligr bar freiusnterst gios,.
mier, Rprmallfoier ener GoIleaes, Ion ~.
fortiRtte uoen at ipiloe 3ioea rteo al mi.
ouer ialer, tuno De isr har lRrt.
lluberoisninsen for 8intertermiueut
st%faptnitt foffr ......... 81, q
Incidental Expenses ....... AIS
ensleisn ! zfoiebpeminaen. 3.25
NdtI ....'"s.'s.. ..-,N 90 0
apiten peo StoIeu er MI reouceret til a. On
pr. llge.
& Gclleaet er Ilnoeruisuinaen fri, rr,r
Goleae.g .eperne betaler So 35 incidsn,sI
expenses.
Spr nGrnere SpInsntnser ~tilitrtp
~. ". Wobn,
15a5 Horibfslo, afinn,
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
boit. oe JUL
Grfuriionerne

Ill bet esnAls kaHe ca mn orsAset. ztrip ell
lar btfse xBefhlneton SaHt 8asfeuasr 7ks
Ssrtuasnf. Q 6sfbiHstea are xe., 9eias
asapeiis. zStaa 90 bss sm @rfnrHensr
yresramniet. 1d txsstets trit % atpst
ent Gpissninser ON Nsftu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

er npt, men at Der maa en- Spbroosli,
til ligslom hos Menneitet. bpor Den 10
psfaa iigter I'll at ubpitle mepfsote Gu,
ner.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
\ rrrits ~ nntntpip! eper.
9irupmin.t Rlttr iiirtr.

Reu oso ffiidsr bar Der | Wterorits
re. Ripsr, Mih.. oaunsi fig en- lt5s
nerOs 3soprupnine ION peo Gbippe'pd
fdns. "a GIptu bar optripfmmst me
9reootr iua lanat % ion til 5rpin
Ssldnos. Den itore 9rniIarm tilhe
rtnot 2ucinoton. Weqs & Dan
S5adf Sc. itdur unosr IRE JOB gdno.
Cprfor iiihtr tan 5lOoeu nRitsn
ijgtg at bare forunorst 1T 2sb, icet ben
bar bdne. fio Del opsr til Gsodr Riper.
We1sR Gisnoom er eosldat.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
M0ttHabStilbuo.

gn une Gnismarb sniter at little Setleue,.
ltab meo en- Yige eler ung Gute, uuo.r q
aar. grep pulfes % beipares. N. 1
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Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

uofe, OF Sfprilpfu oil bltpe Hp1ens
lunos spSt isst iaar. 5soTloen iial
ju't life eoa ben ipe,eu.
Peflieheosreeler for
Born
er I iclsenoe uotait inoienbt ttl Ser
gems S%iolehpre:
6rdigbeb / 6iemmet.
SIalp oine 5OrnIore Os pRr mil
mob bine sciteuoe. 9ar life esen.
fIarlis. men sjsr alt, buab ou fan,
Iorat globe ale BEN, iom sr tismme.
9s1isb.b / efolen.
Bis gsteIie o. sSrbroisbeo for bins
Srrere. 5sis StOlsns Sssler - inn
life og lpo life. Scr hjalpiom MOB
oine aomerater. Sab albris nogen
blips itraHet I bit Steo; ibi be, .r ieist
os iiummelist.
9atigbeo ges.
Bar uenIis us life itr~ioslpisn. 3or.
nnrm insen, sisr aloris star al oins
aamsrater Os iat life Esenaun poo
Dem.
6saigbso mob Yolitiet.
Scr hsflis mob enbpsr 9olitimano,
ug alsr bet, iom ban beialsr. Oct er
liar Ell ing uitit at itimle iammen
peo ~arreitatIpner eIer lsbe eiter 4rrt.
i~ianisn meo Suien Os StraaI.
6eiiisbso paa 6aptn.
oils bsiienent us psutigt paa biue
2Rrere us b~eflsnots. Gjsr bet tit Re.
gel, al eu 9aar iii bcire. uaar on mtg.
Der np9en. % al BIZ uauuli9 / itarii
beIaroeoe 8aoer snar paa bet 5ortous,
lom On bar paa Din ts,re oaanc.
Striu life paa Sasss, gu:ts. gauft
eler andre @IsnItau0e. @ipr ittt
Siaee paa andres gisnoom. aalt itte
mso Sten. 9ar naunlis i~oriisti9, iao
ou life lfaoer DC OHentlise Slnlas.
FRAZIER Oh somle. itrpbelise soil,
itai bu life sjsre 9tar al benz, men bel.
Ter blelpe benz. lpis bet trRugss.
gibOlo big fra upusienpe Siris %
Sfraal.
9teno life paa ai1Itt, Stsiter eae,
laapant uoen Der, bpur 0olltiet tilape,
bet - % napnIis life raa 5Urtuut
slsr boor Here 9aOsr msoss.
Gaa 8aosr eIer i Nulag maa bu lttt
fate 8apir; heller life aypsliinfal, b
iaaoaHt Tar ioruolot mango lIlptier.
Sciligbro pso goroet.
Spirr Dig altio ismmslist. naar 81
ipiier. Sc eiter, at oine Yoroialtr
iiGr be. ION ilooer big nGrmeii, lft
mansler nolet. os i9nt fife bare pas
Dig ielp. 9ps life grmeus paa SOr
oct os inat fife meo Wiunoen iuIo a
Nao.
6siiigbro i AIminbeligheb.
Scr alorll uhrilla, lu.rten mo.
unse eusr gamIe, iattise eler ri3e
Vlem life at iise "par ida sOp!" nua.
Oh leperer en- uosei, eIer "iat!" naa
on faar nosst. Ias oins esns slnlis
senosr ps blano big aloris utalDs
mo / auores.
Gaa aloris inc I'll nOsen uoen a
banie paa.
8Rr tgflt9 % opmRrtiom mob 9G
ore os 5rsmmsoe, iom tommer inc
Set ell Stpl irem for Dem, % naar .
saar, laa stu benz oeres pat os Stoi.
aibrpo aloris nogen, n,sbsns bal
taller, men bent meo oine 8em9rsninaer
til ban bar talt ub.
!, Sar punttIis i ale Ting.
, 6lem alorig, at on iip,oer life bar
dig, ieIu. men Osiaa anore. at bu be.
Der DIT 9s9sme rent o. bine aleos
rene, I'M be elers er NOT ida iimple.
SgHt9beo toiter iniet; men uorstte
, msset.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
Chippewa Sails.
Sen rrrht ;sart tunes ertr her. :
Nen NtnpmIutt 4tetr
MitieaH


Gbirptpd 1fals. Abe Gsc. Sdnos
ftansen sr otttr s Somrtr !apere. og
fol.ets asrarsIit Il betnotlil nlIonst
ION 7felcs psrai. De, ioTtiatts 'oloe
gtr pir.ey caiaa til at itilHe JrnaisH.
al. S hogan Gc!cutl Sonss zig ntodo
!1nos SlootreoosH for usiers q! ta9is
ta1t GpifupuirGsn. San tror hte,
roost fan olerts, % uotalis lig tT1oo
uiosre Srug AZ Trramii sltr andre
Sar0nqFcHe iom unnttigt os uHsos
ptnoilt arbeiot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

Good work and low charges orns
many TO DEBORAH Institute. Text oooA'
tree and day board SI.2s a week.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
PofisheosreeIer for
Born

er { fclsenoe rbtaf iuoierbt III Ser,
gems Siolshpre:
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
6ehigbeb / 6iemmet.

SIalp sins GOralbre Os q mil
mob Sine Sciisnos. GAR life esen.
fIarlis. men sisr alt, buab eu fan,
forat globe ole BEN, iom er tiemme.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
9shigbsb / sfolen.

Bis asteIie Os sGrbsoisbso for bine
srrsrs. 5sls eiOlsns Resler - iuIf
life % lpo life. Scr hjalpiom MOB
otne aomerater. Sab aloris nosen
blius itraHet I bit Steo; tbi bet er ieist
os itammelist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08

De iIeiie bar pei is.t. hporleoss gi.z
oebatten larer aioetrHs ben fcrnsis.
iise Stunt meo ale IRE Gen pao en-
Gang at iprGtts Or / 9sir.t. 1enn.
STUNT idn 10 nsos i gpcosn ipr,foIoe
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
6shigbso mob Yolitiet.

Scr hsIlis mob enbuer 9olitimanp,
os alsr BET. iom ban bsialsr. Oct CT
liar en- ing uitit al itimls iammsn
peo a%rreitatlonsr elIer lsbe eiter 4rrts
iianten mso Suien % StraaI.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-08
6aitigbso ges.

8ar uenlis us life itrioslpten. 3ur.
nrrm insen, sisr ulpris Nar al oine
aamsrater os iat life Esenaun poo
benz.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
WIND AND RAIN IN OHIO.

DAMAGE IN MANY PfACEs-A FUNNEL~sHAPED
CLOUD CAUSES ANXIETY
Columbus Ohio. July ga terrific windstorm
accompanied by rain swept over Columbus and
vicinity at 8 O'Clock last evening The roof was
blown OF Wirthweins Hall. a fve-story brick
building Chmneys blown OF and shade
trees upturned in all parts Of the city. The roof
and top story were blown off Browns Novelty Iron
Works. Stilwagen's tannery In South Columbus.
was unroofed, and the fourth story Of s. NJ.
Bakers art gallery at High and State SITS, was
demolished News from the surrounding country
Is to the effect that many barns and houses have
been destroyed badly damaged. No loss Of life
10 reported.
A dispatch from Delaware Ohio says the storm
thero twisted the tower Of st. Mary's Catholic
Church upon It's base The large at the apex
fell, cutting a great hole in the roof Of the audi
torium. Lightning burned out the strsetcar troll
ley system and the wind snapped the telegraph
poles cutting the city of rom communication.
At Delphos the Northern Ohio Railroad shops
were unroofed and Scotts paper mill almost COM
pletely destroyed corner was torn from the
Phelan Hotel ard bricks blown across the street.
breaking heavy plateglass fronts. Several people
were Injured by flying wreckage. but none fatally.
Van Wer, reports the worst storm in years.
Rain came down In torrents. A brick church.
school4oase and several large barns in Ridge
Township were demolished. The roof of the First
wheat are swimming In lakes Of water. while corn
Tn s g. tSs Oh SsTess The n hs Sss about
were destroyed. and the rain did much damage
1t is believed that tornado swept through War
ren County this evening about o'clock A fun
rcl-shaped cloud was seen from Miamsburg not
far south OF Dayton. about miles the
south. and II seemed to be moving In the direction
Of Lebanon the county sect Of Warren County
phone communication was secured and II was
ss1s the 80 o9sa a p.'se@ nor OF and
but probably did great destruction in the country.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
STATE CHESS ASSOCIATION WEETS.
STRONG PLAYERS CoNTEsTING FOR PRIZES AT
ONTARIO BEACH.

STRONG PLAYERS CONTEST1NG FOR PRIZES AT
ONTARIO BEACH.
Ontario Beach, Rochester, July q (SpeciaD.-Ths
eighth annual midsummer meeting OF the New
York State Chess Association began here this morn
ing with thirty players from all parts OF the state.
entered for the different contests From the pres
ent outlook the gathering promises TO be most
successful and Interesting and TO compare favor
ably with any that has previously been held. On
tario Beach the Coney Island OF Rochester. Is
popular resort which daily attracts crowds o. pleas
ure-seekers The Hotel Ontario. the headquarters
Of the associa ton corresponds with the Oriental
a. Manhattan Beach. and has furnished large and
air, parors where the tournaments are being con-
testel
In the inter-club cup tournament for the possession
of the "Staats-Zeitung Cup, four Clubs are repre-
sen,ed-Brooklyn Manhattan, Metropolitan and
Syracuse Hodges failed 10 come TO time for
Staten Island as had been expected. yet hard
struggle may be looked for between Tatum. LIP
schultz, Delmar and Congdon. Lipschatz Is the
general iavorite.
In the general free -tor-all tournament twenty
four players are entered divided into three classes
according to strength. Four prominent Philadelphia
players are contesting IN Class J.
A special feature OF this meeting Is match TOT
the junior cha mpionship OF the association between
r j. Marshall. Of Brooklyn. and L. Karpinskl, OF
Oswego VI. E. Napier OF Brooklyn. and W. suss-
OF Boston, TWO phenomenal SVuhbS'|'"' WV
entered, but did not appear
Play started at 10 o'clock, at which time Pres-
deni Rogers OF Albany opened the proceedings
with a speech OF welcome to the assembled players
and visitorA
The following players started In the various con-
tests.
Cup Tournament-Delmar, Metropolitan Cness
Club New-York Lipschotz, Manhattan CHESS Ciub
New-York Tatum. Brooklyn Chess Club; Consdon.
Syracuse Chess Club. Each man wiil nave 10 play
m with other payer.
General Tournament-Flrst class-F H. WILCOX.
Buffalo; d. Stuart. Philadelpha A. r. Schienehn
Geneva Penn: W. hampton. Philadslphia w r.
Scripture Rome W. P. Shipey. Philadelphia r. NJ
Second class-A. ". Orvis. Gouverneur. n. Y; C..
p Weeks. Rochester; c. N. Cheney, Syracuse c. ".
Watkcyes, Rochester; A. NJ. Telson, Gouverneur; F.
Searie, Rome. B. Hook. Rochester; A. McMartn.
Johnstown; F. A. Dixon. Oswego; d. W. Waller.
Third CASH D. Wright. Glovenvile:- p. Scrip
tur Rome: H. F. Boehm Buffalo; W. s. Hear, Buff
faio; j. v Baker Gouverneur; J. V. Culver. Roches-
ter.
The following are the results Of the days pay:
Cup Tcurnament-First round: Lipschitz beat Del
mar after seventy-five moves in Vienna game
COngiou and Tatum drew after ffty-ive moves.
General Tournament-First cass-First round
Bampton beat Scripture; Shipley beat Schiefren
Hanham beat Stuart; wilcox and McGuire drew.
Felson; Weeks 6sat Waller; Searle beat Orv,s
Third c.ass-Boehm beat Culver; Baker bea!
Shear: Wright beat Scripture.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
VIEWS or A REPUBLICAN STLVERTTE.

NJ. H. DE YOUNG ON AMERICAS PRESIDENTIAL
From The Paris Daily Messenger Cate Galignanrs
Messenger).
MY friends said / didn't want to be silver tail
Of Of San s0I Tranc.sco when asked last evening by
pepresentatve re- OF The Daily Messenger" Why he
at ST. Louis Mr. De Young is Editor and propri-
etor OF The San Francisco CHRONICLE" vice-chair;
man OF the Republican National Committee. and
has come direct 10 Paris from the st. Louis Con-
ven,ipn 4, vou ,n,n, Of III. pom,, alton Of erva,
The nomination of Bryan on the Democratic
CONS: First because OF his youth being only
thirty-six years Of age; secondly because OF his
lack OF experience in public affairs. having only
held the position OF Congressman for four years;
h the s on svsr whSn dasS he stands s
OF the most important issues before the American
peOp the members OF Ge % s s
ara'ons that large percentage OF silver men ,S T
GoverUment securities including principal and in
forest may be paid either In silver or s9id % smack;
fully able meet all obligations the great mass of
American citzsns do not ,t approve OF anything
"Arc there many American voters In favor OF
the peope Of the tinted states are IN favor OF the
free coinage OF silver. Nevertheless. while my
s afl be S United States The San Francsco Chron-
cle paper has come & out IN favor % Of 1.-THE the eIec.
gold platform.
vour own great state OF California instructed its
delegates to ST. Louis to vote for silver and also
vote for Mckinley? 49,
between the Democratic partys slogan. free trade
and free silye-, and the Republican pnrty's plat
form gold and protection. II In the ma
jority our platform would be free silver and pro-
;ection But a. In the minority In our
marty and do not believe In the rule or ruin policy
we propose 10 remain where we belong Repub-
licans and. having choice between silver and pro-
,ection we deem the latter paramount. our pro-
ducers from the soil our manufacturers, our nlcr-
chants all understand that n return TO Republican
rmie means "A return of good times. increased busi-
ness and ample work for all who unem-
poyed- :. we SILVER men are IN invor OF
we will win our battle in Congress. and that II is
moi necessary to lose the blessings OF protection
do 40"
What do YOU think OF Mr. Watterson's opinion
thai there should be another tcketr
"It is a mistake. The DEMOCRATS who are dis
satisfied are principle Their object IL TO
elect n President and carry on our Government on
the basis Of o gold standard How can they better
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
4 LIVELY TINE WITH A LTNATTC.
HE ESCAPES FROM HIS KEEPERS AND CAUyU
THEM TROUBLE IL GETTING Tin
BACK AGAIN

HE ESCAPES FROM HIS KEEPERS AND CACSE1
THEM TROUBLE IL GETTING Tin
BACK AGAIN.
An alleged lunatic on his way 10 a Loug Island
sanItarium made a desperate attempt to escape
from TWO keeper, who conveying him there
in carriage about II o'clock las, light In the
struggle the crazy man. who was hal.-nude jabb<i
a lead penci! into the cheek OF one OF the keeper
He was captured after o short struggle and %;
back into the coach.
About II O'Clock closed carriage was being
driven rapidly through 1hirty-sixth-st I, cam
down Fifth-ave. and turned into Thrty-sixth-st
When midway between Madison and Fourth avea
there WAS u great tonmotion I'm the coach (rrs<
and sounds OF bows caused persons
were On the block 20 stop The driver pulled q
the horses. which going rapidly and just as he
turned around 10 see what was the trouble ot
the doors was burst open and a man. who wore
Van Dyke beard. fell out. He was coatless bat.
less. and in his undershirt and trousers The men
In the carriage made strenuous efforts to prevent
his getting away The fell TO the pavement
yelling I'm not crazy"
Before the men in the coach could get otheg
man was on his feet and running toward Park-ave.
Whip up and follow him." Of the men in TIE
coach yelled at the driver and the driver piled the
whip and started after the man.
When the alleged lunatic reached Park-ave b
turned. and seeing that his pursuers only fev
yards away from him. he made dash for the heu
@ raianK tnat surrounds one Of the grass tnc.osuts
ing ana was on the point Of crossing into the sss.
seized seized him As they did he turned suddenly .nd
jaooed lead pencil into the cheek Of Of his pu.
suers After short struggle the men threw him .
the ground and one Of them slipped pair OF hand
Guns on his hands and carried him. sti struggling
tn0ugh weak from the run. back into the carriage
and was witnessed by about a dozen persons AZ
they were putting him into the carriage man 10
the crowd stepped forward who was in civilians
dress and asked what the trouble was One OF ire
men exhibited paper which he said was a commit
ment. ana added that they taking the man
who had escaped from the coach TO a retreat for
the insane AT this the man shouted MY name 10
watson. and I'm not crazy"
The coach driver was reticent. and all he would
say was that the man had been taken from house
uptown. The coach was driven rapidly down MAJ.
ison-ave to Thrty-fOurth-st. and then eastward
through that street.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
NEARLY THREE MILLION DOLLARS RAISED

Philadelphia. July S tSpecaD.--Before oc"s~
to-day, the balance Of the &7'0ooo in goid suu.
scribed by the banks and trust companies AZ Y,
meeting Of the Clearing House las, week W"N'
the maintenance OF the gold reserve had been ua,'-
ferred to the Sub-Treasury. Sub-Treasurer psN.
personally supervised the counting and "esn"s
OF the gold This morning Mr.. Bgler was srpssea
by deposit Of $4,000 OF gold from the safe irpS-
Bank of Potisyl.e The nrst ins,alment OF the KY
received from outside OF the city. II Is undefs''S
that similar deposits Will follow to-morrVw.. ard
Shortly after noon IN" Commonwealth lH,e "a 81
Trust Company. which not included IN NJ ~. "a "a
OF companies which contributed with me "a
with $40 900 in coin. and just before the s,oss "
business the Girard Trus, Compen na'e.rys "a. Ty,,s
swelled the fund by an addition Of NWW iNs -
II is said. brings the total subscripocn ~ .nSA,cn
81 10000 and other pledges have been mace ,rurs
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