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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-05-07

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TIME TABLE.
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East-Bound.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-05-07
GRAMMAR.
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Time li0G TO 1900
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Napoleon o. Mav2 1896 c. E. REYNOLDS. .
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g. Locate Bay Bay Barrow Cape Galnas
s. what direction do they aow in
sse the So nSera Conditions whoB are
England in the of manufacturing and
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ORTHOGRAPHY.
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Napoleon oho May 2, 1896.
UNITED HISTORY
Give an account of English settlements In America.
New England with those of Virginia and Caro-
lima.
ssa ao @ an on that part his
following noted in our colonial history: N
pna Dare;A Hutchinson Pocahontas?
Who Gin? When What was the effect its in
Name the traits which fitted Washington
for destiny. -, :, ,-,.-s u,L.
What and battle Of the Revolution What its
What was its effect?
Continental congress heo!
principal acts !, .o4.s. Noo,
WebsterP Jane Lowell? Ralph Waldo Emerson?
TO- what State led the Mexican war? The dmon
Napoleon Ohio May 1885, MRS SUE WEIsTED
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-05-07

In after years I revisited the scenes Of
my childhood. 1t was beautiful April
morning. I found Margarida's father
seated in front of his mill, his chair by
the rivers edge, enjoying the warmth of
returning spring. He told me Of Simon s
death and Of the tragic fate of his
friend Euzebio, but when he began to
speak of his daughter, his voice failed
him, and, turning his head away, he
whispered to himself:
ooh, my Margarida"
And silent, motionless, like man in
dream, he gazed with fixed eyes upon
the river that slid softly. by his feet, as
though within its depths he beheld her
smiling face.-Cbioago Inter Ocean.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13
0riemtaHfhe Satire.

Sem 1%eliqi0ien 0rbensmeien bes
,sSslam unb feinen @ertretern, ben
9ermi5@en, trusen~ bic orientali14en
@Dlteri@aften 1ebr fritz bereits einen
bpben @rqb BON 3unei9ung unb 8e<
tpurberuns entgesen, unb oas bat ii4
Bis auf ben beutigen Sag tpobl tqum
qednbert. Wenn man ben Dermt14 in
ieinem sare3en Mefen tennt, tpenr mir
i'm BEL 1einem @ottesbienit, BEL benz
bas i@einbar iinnloie Wiegen, 9apfen,
@pringen, San3en ober 9eulen bp4
gan3 'be1omoere .@ert0rper@agen ietner
bonn Teuer entfagun9spoller @ottesz
bere6pungen 1cbernben Pbantaiie porz
fteuen, nit benz erfotoerli@en Ser
ltdnbniB betra@tet baben, 10 tperben
mir .al14 begreifen, baB Elm iol@er
Men19 unb Elm 1ol@es Sretben benz
eraltirten .SSbeengang bes S%rientalen
bollfommen gu ent1prehen unb ibn gu
fe7eln bermag. .-
Die Dernif9e beiBen in Mrabten
3umeiit Satire. Dies Wort bebeutet
Der Mrme, benin ber propbet but emit
ge1agt: 81 fdtura fa4'rt," bic Mrmut1
1T mein Stol5. '@r ielbit tit inbeb
babel benin bod als rei@er Mann &C.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

niemals unb alio bolltommen buntel;
bic cine Seite 1T bementipre@enb un>
gebeuer beiB. bic anbere. tuel@e ME ei>
men Sonnenftrabl erbdlt. eistalt. Run
treten auf unierer grbe bic polarz
li4ter. als Norbz unb @ubli9ter, ipie
i4on ibr Same beiast, INNER in Der
Ndbe bes Norb> unb Sibpols, alio
IN ben talten Resionen, niemals aber
an benz beiben 4equator auf. IS fall
len eben bic masnettiden pole Der
Groe, pelde bas Muftreten bieier
masnetti&en '2idteri4einunsen Be-
binsen. in bic Ndbe ber l1~mbrebunsss
pole. Wenn aber pirtli9 bier bic
&alte cine Rolle ipielt, banr mub auf
Der 8enus bet cine masnetiide pol
In bic Mitte Der bon Der Sonne ME
bei4tenenen Salbtugel fallen, benin
bieies 1T bic tdlteite Stele bes planez
ten iiberbaupt. limb um i'm miiNen
bic polarlidter auftreten, tpenn es
iberbaupt tpelde auf @enus sisbt.
Oiei e unerleudtete Settle Der 8enus,
bic fir bas gdnslide Geblen bes
@onnenlides einen f9maben Griab
in ben ibr alein autommenben polars
li@tern beIdbe, lit uns aber gu bequez
msr 8eoba4tung 5ugetebrt. ipenr
Wenus nabe auii4en Der Sonne unb
Cube itebt. 'Stebt lie senau ba3tpiz
i&en, 10 lit ni@ts uuf ibr gu ertennen,
neil bas Sonnenli4t ben 8eoba1ter
blenbet. So ertldrt ii9 alio unse=
5punsen bic BON perrotin se1ebene
matte 8eleu9tuns Der buntlen Be-
nusieite, bur4 S@iapareli's 9b.orie
BON Der eisenartisen l1morebuns ber
0enus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

biirfen lie bergleiden ni@t. ~8etteln
1T perboten," tpenn aber Elm Derptld
itb an cine belebte Straben= ober 9az
5arzgde felt unb ftunbanlans unausz
seiebt: "Nlab. Nllab, ib bin bungz
rtg!!" ruff, 10 tommt tas ursefdbr
tppbl auf baflelbe binaus.
@s piirbe uns bier gu melt fibren,
alf bic ionitisen Gigentbimli9teiten,
.SaBungen, @ebrdude rnb bas Sreiz
ben Der perl9iebenen mpbonmebani=
i9en 9ermii4 : Orben einalgeben,
Dtes gibt @elegen6eit fir elm eissnes
Rapitel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

gen sesriinbet. unb idlieBli9 bate
beinabe iebes @emeintpej len cine 1olfe
2ose. Ratiirlia sebDrt gum Orben
au@ elm pollitdnbiees 3eiden : Spitem
fir rai4e acknowledgement unb
marnunsen audi auf srDbere gntfsrz
rungen.
Sobalb gum 8eilpiel Elm pferbe>
biebitabl eemeloet mar. riidten 400
Big 500 .Maultbiere" aus unb 1udten
bic gauge @essnb ab, bts bic SPHERE
miebererlangt nparen, ODER Der Dieb
sefansen mar. Mber au4 tleinere
@ergeben tpuroen NIT 1pitemati19em
@ifer perfol9t, nobel fi9 bic 8or5ise
bieier Organization meiit gldnaenb Be-
ndbrten. Mtt 2pn4morben befaBte
ii4 bieier Orben als FOLDER ni9t. Nie
gibt Ct bic 0erfolgung zines SALES
auf, unb tpenn audi LANCE Sabre baz
riiber pergeben ioQten.
limb nod 6eute arbeitet Der Maulz
tbierzO rben enewif4 meiter unb bat
leiber @ottes nod Mrbeit senug, OBJ
mobl es i'm selunsen lit, cine per@
bdltntbmdbis quite Oronuns
gu f9aFen, t~pentsftens Der S9redensz
berrI 9aft bes Stroldertbums elm
Gnbe gu MAIDEN unb ben pferbe= unb
9ornpieb Diebitabl iebr tart einauz
1&ranten, Grit tiir5li& bat Der Or
ben tpieber spei grpeoition>n peranz
~italtet, tpobei es ii4 INN Morbsebeimz
niKe banbelt. SIN unb mieber, aber
bod b0@it 1elten, 1T elm Orbenshitt-
slieb auf benz 6eloe Der @6re ssfaqen.
Mujdbrli9 bat Der Orben cine r@roBz
lusen : Sibung", unb bei Der purjdbri=
gen, gu 2odpoobs i'm Gountb 2a1p=
renee, paren ettpa 10000 per1onen
5usegen. @s tann nidt Wunber ne6z
men, oaB Big gu einem eepiKen Sra
be AUDI bie1er 8unb gum Wertaeug BON
polttica1ten 9ema4t mirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13
Xclarlidt atlf 0cr 0cnuS.

Menn Der planet @enus iid auf
benz S4eile feiner 8abn befinbst, Der
ber @rbe 3usetebrt lit, tpenn er al5p
1einer unteren Ronjunttion e%ntsesenz
gebt ober bic senalle Steluns 5tpi=
f&en @rbe u. +Sonne nod nidt lanse
paTtrt bat, 10 bietet CT i'm Ternrpbr
fat benielben Mnblid tpie Der uzte1p.
a%bnebmenbe Mono tpenise Sage mad
reip. Dor Dem Neumonb. 9ie Settle
Der @olltugel, bic ii@ uns bann auz
tpenbet, 1T taft gang bon Der Sonne
absetebrt unb bementipre@enb unerz
(eudtet Big auf elm i4males Manb=
ftiid, bas in atpei 9Drneripiben aus
lduft, sena,1 tpie beim Monbe. Man
bat nun aber oft auf bieier unerleu4z
teten @eite Der @enus, bic politdnbis
buntel iein ionte, Elm al&sraues 2i4t
bemertt, bas fi9 bisueilen nur in Der
NGbe bes beleu9teten Ranbitudes
bielt, bispeilen aud iiber fat bic gam
&c Ma@t1eite bes Ylaneten ii4 aus
bebnte. Mebrere pbdnomne BON bic
Ter Dirt bei4reibt Perrotin, Der 9iretz
tor ber Ni5aaer @terntparte, in benz
@ibungsberi9t Der Barrier Ntaoemie
ber WiKenf@aften bonn II. Mai B. S.
Die lebten ber1elben iinb am 16. unb
II. Stunt reip. am 80. Nuguit 1895
bonn Mont Mounier aus beoba4tet.
Mn Der eriten beiben 9agen bielt fi4
bas a19graue 2i4t bi@t am beleu&z
teten @anbe unb man tanm gu ieiner
@rflGrung annebmen, bab es ii4 INN
cine DGmmerunsseri9einun BAN
belt, tpenr man bic @tmoipdbre Der
@enus Der unferigen analog an
nimmt, inbem bur@ Strablenbrez
dung in ber 2uftbiille nod 9t4t uber
bic matbematii4e @rem3e 5pi14en
Sa9 unb Na9t binausgelangt. Solz
den @dmmerungseri@einungen perz
banten mir ia serabe in bieier Sabresz
aeit bic iiberaus be1en Nd@te, bic am
Morbbori3ont befonoerssa um Mitz
terna9t nod ben S4etn ber unter
benz @ori3ont befinblihen Sonne er<
tennen laKen. Mm 80, @ugut bingez
gen iaben Yerrottn unb ISABELLE bic
gauge Mttte ber uns 3ugetebrtn
buntlen @enusiette erleudtet, pGbz
renb Der @anb ber @@eibe, oer ni@t
bon BET Sonne erleu9tet mar, bollz
itGnSig buntel blieb. Da cine Ddmz
merung BON Der @r0be, bab iie big
our Mitte ber Ma@t1eite BEG planeten
sebt, ni4t bentbar 1T, 10 5iebt perroz
tin cine i&on bon 8eKel gegebene, BON
@9iapareli tpetter aus9earbettete
Sbeorie 8ur @rtlarung Der beobo&tez
ten @r1 9einung berbei, tpona4 man
es nit polarlt@tern gu tbun babe.
'S&iapareQi's fleiBiee @enusbeobz
a9tunge11 baben es in bobem @rabe
tpabr19einli@ gema9t, oab Wenus
ii9 in berieDben 3eit UNI ibre @@ie
brebt, in tpel4er fe fire 8a6n I'M
Bic Come auriidlegt, bab iie alio Der
@onre itets bieielbe Sette 5utebrt,
senau 1pie u~nferer @rbe ber Mono.
Dqnn 1T bie1e Seite al1o itets unb
u%rlaufbSrli4 bei@ienen, bic anbere
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13
9as wine uni, aie @eiGt@tsfoor;1
fMutt9,

Das @inbpieb in ieiner 8eoeutune
fir bic !Rldrung ber @ei9i@te Der al
ten @1lter bebanbelte Elm in benz 90r>
1aale Der 8erltner @etperbeaus itez
luna bonn Set. @egirungsram proz
fe{7or Dr. Werner gehaltener 8orz
trqa. Ser Bog taurus primigenius
ALT als tllrrinb, bon benz Der @4dbel
e%riftirt. Das &inb Der Pfab1bauten,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-13

aus benz Stelett, has Hitimeper in
feiner gintbeiluns na9 @dGbeltppen
rbra9pceros" (tursf0rmig) nennt.
Dieie Ra7e finbet man gegenlpGrtig
noa s!s G4ms7ooe- @isb. Das @olt
ber pfablbauleute perbrettete ii9 iiber
gang Deut1mlanp, orang na4 @eften
Dor unb ftieb auf bic Sberer. bic in
ben Siimpfen Der 2otre unb in Der
Mui tie am Canal Ia Man6e laben.
8is Dor &ur5em ipubte man ni9t,
ibaB lie baFelbe Minb pie bic S9ppz
ger batten, bas t~ur3b0rntse. ueberau,
mo bic Sberer ii@ nieoerselaFen, lit
bas ~&ur5born" perbreitet. Das
8ur5born 1T audi in Siibbeuti@lanb
betmi59. Mls Inn bas Sabr 1000
bic &elten na9 Grantreib tamen,
purbe bas @olt Der pfablbauleute
bon benz Der Sberer getrennt. I'm
400 nanberten bic 8oier, elm aablrei=
DIES @olt ber Sberer, bonn Main unb
Nedar mad Often. D;e n0rbliden
.8oier 3ogen na@ 80bmen, unb bic
9elpetter, ebenfals bonn telti19en
Stamm, folgten. Die 8ojer 1opie
bic ttalif9en 8elten beiaben rotbbunz
tes, bic 9elpetier i@par5buntes @ieb.
8eibe &afen iinb iebt mod ertennbar.
Die b0bmti&en 8oier tpuroen bon ben
Martommanen gebrdnst unb einsen
na@ benz Suben, no ii@ bas rotbz
braune @ieb Big auf ben beutigen Sag
erbalten bat. 8ei 8ibratte tpurben
bic 8oier bon @diar gei&lagen unb in
ben @eDennen angeiiebelt. Ser bor=
tige Rinbptebi@lag lit beute nod berz
ielbe pte in Subbeutf@lanb. Das
beutige @otgtldnber @tnb, jppie bas
0~ogelsberger dbnelt benz telti19en
@ieb poltommen. Gin &ur5born aus
England (alter ,Relte), Elm @tid
Maitpieb, sli@ benz @oistldnber @inb
tpie elm 81 benz anbern. Das pfabl>
bautenz Rinb fanb audi cine 9eimatb
in @ali3ien unb in ber baperti9en
9o@ebene. @s 1T etnfarbis braun
unb tpents leiitunssfdbig, ba fein Grz
ndbrungs5uitanb Bel ben pfablbauern
ipDbl nur tiimmerli@ fein tonnte. Das
Mlpmrinb bat ii4 bur4 3i9tuns
soerdnabert. Sn Spanten entptdelt
es ii& gum Rampftb;er; es lit rotbz
i4edtg! +
Die @ermanen bra9ten ibr eigenes
Mtnb NIT; i'm ural lit Elm pertpanbtes
nod in urform porbanben. Das &inb
.bes @oubernements perm sleidt benz
Rinb beg &betntbals, benz ber !9oldn=
Der unb Griefen burdaus, muir finb
bic Tormen 'urfprIngliher. Die @1z
mer baben iber bas beut1de @mb
'abfdlig geurtbetlt. @o 5agt' Sacit1s,
Germ. 8: rDie Minber ber @ermaaen
.entbebren bes @4mudes ber 90rner."
Dies bGtte tpobl rur BEL &inbern in
{umpftsen @egenben portommen tDnz
men. sSyn ben beuti@en Mltieen iperz
ben mobl tur5geb0rnte, aber rirgenbs
bornlofe Hinber1bdbel 9%etu11oen. Sn
@tanbinapien bauiten atpet 0Dlter,
n0rbli9 unb fublt6 bonn MGlarfee.
Die @iib1&meben ftnb @otben. sic
,be1aBen cine Mbart bes Bog taurus
frontofus (na9 @iittmeper bic @rob<
,ftirntsen, bic bunten Sbaqanbrafen).
unb babur4 pirb feitgeitellt, bab aud
bic Mefi@pei3er @otben iinb, ba fe
ba7elbe @inb mie pie Suof4peoen
beiiben. . ="
Sn bieier Mei1e enttptdelte oer Rebz
ner bic 8etpet1e uber ben iebesmalt>.
gen cit ber peri@iebenen @0lter unb
er1@Dpfte in an3iebenber unb an{@auz
li@er @eife fein 9bema: nDie Sc
i9ibte bes 9ausrinbes in {einen BE-
3iebungen gu ben @Dltern @uropas."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-21

rhs~h rinxisy thrust ~ him repeatedly.
fv t.wei1srw on the Tour recascitrart Re-
publican senarors's and the swap OF the
sshiexees COMMITTEES In the senate for the
lozyes ard fishes that floar about the SEN
ate wafers.- McNf1i,n concluded by re-
fsryfux to the necessity for bankruptcy
tsll. = Pacific roads refundtng bill, . cur
r~ncy hi. etc. ard charged the Repuo-
iican side with coWaT1ice in not meeting
these questions instead OF preparing TO
adjourn and run sway Hepburn. Rep.
O.. Coooer. Rep. Wis: Grout. Rep. VI,
Terry. Dem. Ark. and Cannon. Rep. III,
also participated IN the debate.
Lewis. Rep. ky-s offered an amend.
men, 10 pay Tyler county. KY. $4,000 and
Meads county tl.6S tor TIE use OF tns
courthouse during the. war as barracks
Lewis declared that refusal 10 pay this
rroney 70 those counties would be an &C.
of dishonesty and shameful repua-a-
ton" The amendment was voted down.
Evans. Rep. KY. offered an amend
men. to pay the state OF Kentucky s-eo
for the cost Of raising troops during the
rebellion rhe amendment went over on
point Of order The bi1 Was passed. amid
some applause
Pickier Rep. 8. D., moved 70 suspend
the rules and pass . resolution setting
aside tomorrow Wednesday and Thurs
day for the consideration Of the general
pension bill reported from the invalid PEN
sion committee with = provision for vote
on Friday. The vote on the adoption of the
resolutions stood & 10 s Allen. Dem,
Miss, made the point OF no quorum. and
at Sos the house adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-21

Tacoma, April s.-speciai.-Bids for the
work on the new car repair Chops OF the
Serth1rrs Pacific 10 be erected AZ Spokane
were opened today In the Office of Prin-
cipal Assistant Engineer c. s Bihisr. The
cost OF the labor on the buildings will ap-
proxiuate s9eas. the company supplying
AN the materials. The soilozfnz firms Of
fsred bids: RundeB. Gltdd-n * Co. j. W.
Ry. Porter Bros, ard George Mckenzie.
al of srsckare. J. r Maney. OF Everett:
Fft,ntfngt0n 4 Robertson. r. j. H Goss
ara 3 NJ. GribSIe a Co. OF Tacoma. and
n " wakeaesd. at Portland. and r. VI.
Decks. OF ST Paul Engineer Bisier VIII
.,rfer with Receiver Barlssga rsga-dsns
TIE bIts tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-21
Today the Alabama Democrats
Will Declare Themselves.
SECRET A. p. A. MEETING
To Devise Means For Carving on
Warfare Against Mckinley.
The Illinois silver Democrats Give
Proof That They Control the Party
Organization - The Rhode Island
Democrats TO send Whitney Dele
gates to Chicago.

Mcntgomery. Ala. April se-The silver
men or Alabama are In the saddle here to-
day They will control the Democratic
STATE convention tomorrow. and IL is APP
parent that they will place the DemccFa-
ey OF this state on rs TO free coinage
platform. Joseph +. Johnson, Of JeIer-
sen county will be nominated FOR gov
erncr by a vote of sss TO Iss. alta2agh this
does not represent the approximate vote
thai Will be cast on the free silver propo-
sssion. Many OF the johnson delegates
are sound money men who support Capt.
johnson because OF his Presumed avaEla-
bility, good capacity and valiant party SER
vice. There is undoubtedly a safe major
ity for the Is 20 ratio. AMI Gnisss some
thing unlocked for happens the plank will
be inserted.
John n. Bankhead. congressman from
the Fourth district. yiii preside over the
convention. and H. G.. Petius. Of Dai'ss,
VIII be chairman Of she committee ca res
oiutions. All OF the minor state officers
will be renominated excepting the suditor,
treasurer and commissioner of asricui-
ture. whose second terms expire In De-
cembsr and whose successors VII 10
named tomorrow.
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Omcers OF the Order Laying Out Their
Plan of Carupatau.

Cincinnati. April @.-Since last Thursday
there has been here secret national meet
ing OF the supreme officers and executive
board of the A. +. a The purpose is
confessedly hostile 10 Mckinley for presi-
dent Secrecy Will be removed in day or
two
Judge J. c. d. Stevens. of ST. Louis,
chairman OF the national advisory COM
mtttee. issued a circular today to correct
some m.sstatcments in the press, the sub
stance Of which is:
'F'irst--The hostility OF the order to
Mckinley is not against him as a man.
but because of his antipathy 70 the order
shown in his appointments while governor.
''Second-The order does not oppose Nc
K.niey In the personal interest OF any other
candidate; II fights no man because Of his
religion.
''The order made every effort consistent
with manhood to reach Mckinley. without
success.
.'Fourth--Congressma Grosvenor's de-
NAL that he refused 10 see the A. p A.
COMMITTEES and that no virtually insulted
II Is untrue.
"Fffth-Ail statements OF Congressman
Lintons withdrawal from the convention
at ST. Louis are unauthorized and sent out
by enemies OF the A. p. A. to defeat its
aim"
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Brayton Ives Is Cooperating
With the Committee.
THEY CAME TO HIS TERMS.
He Admits Complainanf's Allegations
in Foreclosure Suit.
4 Philadelphia Firm Leading the OPP
position to the Reorganization Plan
They Brush Aside Ives, Promise
OF Dividends, and say Stockholders
Are Being worstcd.

Milwaukee,. April a0.-whatever doub.
there may have been as 20 The intention.
OK Brayton Ives TO keep faith with the re-
organization committee Of sh= Northern
Pacific was dispeiied today. when an ar
swer was tied 10 the suit Of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. the foreclosure
proceedings, in the United States court, by
lvss. admitting all of the allegations OF the
complaint The answer filed has the dis
tnc,.on Of being the briefes, document
that has been recorded IN the proceedings.
II reads as follows:
And now comes the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. defendant herein. By
Siias W. Petit, its solicitor. and for an
swer 10 the bill Of complaint herein. states
that IL is advised that all the allegations
contained In the bill o: complaint
and the several amended and
supplemental bill OF complaint OF the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. ars
true. and therefore IL admits the same"
The fling Of The answer ana its nature.
however, does not portray 8 defeat OF Ives.
but means victory. the terms of which
10 one VIII tell. II developes that the
commissioners were obliged 20 make terms
with Ives. ana that the rnagnate took every
precaution TO see that they were carried
out. To this end two answers were drawn.
each of an entirely different nature. and
both were ready for iiing in the court at
a moments notice. and neither TO be filed
until permission was given
From the na.ure OF the answer filed this
morning. there Is no doubt that the terms
Were complied with. The second answer.
Is II understood. contained refutation OF
all Of the aliegatiors which are now ad-
mitted, supplemented with some charges
that might make racy reading and were
exceedingly sensational All Of the parties
that have come into court are now or re-
cord as agreeing 10 the reorganization by
accepting the decree of foreclosure asked
for. But 1t is learned that the effort CEN
tered IN Philadelphia in the interests OF
the stockholders has assumed such pro-
portions as to make further concessions
and notifications in the plan. 1t Is as
serted that unless the notifications are
made, suit will be Instituted to protect
the preferred stockholders trust bonds.
wh4ch are held by ths Farmers Lean and
Trust Company.
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Portland. April en.-Ex-Gov. Larrabee.
OF Iowa, who has been IN tho city since
Saturday. when asked about Senator Alli-
sons prospects for the nomination for
president. said: They are very good. pro-
vidsd Mckinley is not nominated on tho
first few ballots. II we can stern the tide
of McKinley.sm that is sure 20 set In at
the very first. we shah nominate our man
lie is the second choice of almost every
Western delegation. and % enough East
ern ones 10 make his nomination a GER
tainiy. Mckinley IL the Second choice Of
tn. Iowa delegation except Ciarkson. who
VIII continue 60 vote for Allison Il the con-
yention to a man is against him"