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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Gin @ai@lappeu tna 6owperneatrs
SIAAEG

Ser GouDerrteur 2eoi g, Morton BON
Seem Oorf, Der e~inlttge 8i5eprdibent neben
Prdiibert Sen 6arri1on, lit Elm aufgetldrter
@eltmann, lGBt in ieinem nS6prebam" in
8ai6ington Die beiten g%eitigen @etrdnte
ausf9dnfen. OerIelbe Mann bat aber bic
berii9tigte, bobenlos bumme uno abi3eulihe
8tq Der iebigen Nem 0orter Staatsgefeb=
gebung iiber @infibrung zines badrftrduz
benben Semperen5untsrri9ts in bic Dffentz
li9en S6ulen bss Staates Seem Oorf inter
5ei9net. 8iele Der beten 8iirger unb Der
ausge3ei9netten 99ulmdnner batten inn
bic Nbf9euli9feit Der 8tq bargelegt unb er
bats au3 ooQftdnOig begriFfen, DoA aus
Sur9t Dor to1en Waferfimpeln unb aus
Equalization auf i6re 9timmen bat er bic
Sin oenno9 unter5ei4net.
Ser 9ouDerneur Morton bon SEEM Norf,
Der groBe BANTER unb bon 1881 Big 1885
8elanoter in Sranfrei9, tit in finan3iellen
uno btplomatif6en Oingen pp6lerfa6ren,
Der el6e Wann 6dt aber ieBt Die ftanbal01e
bon Der Seem Dorter Staatsgefebgebung an
genommene, maBlos ungere9te 8iQ CUR
t9atiddli9en @ertreibung preuBiider gerz
Observation-Disclosures aus Dem Staate Nep
Yorf bod unter3ei9net. Gr t6at bies, pb=
glet9 er gang genau peiB, baB Die preuBt59e
8egierung BON amerifani19en Qebensberz
fi9erungen ni9ts als benIel6en 9e6or1am
gegen preuBii6e ELECTROMAGNETIC Derz
langt, pel9en einbeimii9e @efeG19aften
letften miihen. 9eroorragenbe 5a9z unb
Re9tsfenner batten benz @ouoerneur Morz
ton einoringli4it na4gepiefen, baB cine
1ol9e uWteberoergeltung", ielbt tpenn iie
gere4t mare, nibt bon einem @in3eltaat,
fonoern bonn 8unb ausgeben miiBte, baB tie
a6er AUDI al unb fir It9 ieOer 8ere6tigung
entbebre. 9o9 aus &iidii9t auf Die binter
Der 8tQ itebenben Seem Oorfer @elomd9te
uno aus Equalization auf Die BON oenIelben
beberri9ten Stimmen fat Morton Die 8iQ
nun oo9 unter3ei9net.
Sin gere9ter 3ufaa fiigte es, 6aB beinabe
in oerfelben 9tunoe, in tpelber @Ouberneur
MortOn in Albunp ieinen f9md6li6en Sc
oer5ug t6at, Dem GongreB in 8ui6tngtOn
bonn prditoenten Die Nahribt 3ufam, bic
oeuti9e &egierung iei bereit, bic 5rage be-
treffs Der @ieoer3ulaKung Oerjenigen ame=
rtfanii3en Observation-Disclosures bic
benz preuBii6en 9efeB ben @e6oriam ber=
tpeigerten, aber ieBt anDere 5atten duf3te@
FEN, pieosr gu er0ffnen, I'm 10 tnoten9after
itebt iebt Der bo9feine Morton nit feiner
unteri9rift ba; uno UNI 10 me3r eri4pert
er %un1erer 8unbesregierung cine 8eritdnbiz
9ung nit ben Ma9tba6ern in Berlin.
Nls tiir3lid Der Stem Yorfer republifaniz
f6e n8oB" platt Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
batur Morton's antinoigte, puroe 3uglei6
Derfi6ert, Morton TRACE feline 5peiunbfieb5ig
Sabre 10 lsi9t ME Elm @nOerer bic f%iinf5ig.
Oataus fpfgt aber nur, 0aB er in BEN beioan
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

oben 6eIeu6tefen Jdqen ni6t aus S9pd9e,
Ionbern aus 8ere6nung Den 8ai9lappen
gefpielt fat, baB BEL inn in ieinen Offentz
li9en 5anblungen bas 9epifen 6inter cine
IOgar big CUR 9elbfprOFituirung geAsnOe
GigenIu4t 5urudtritt.
Was fir einen Prdfioenten piroe Elm
Tol9er Mann abgeben! llnb mas fir Elm
@ouoerneur lit er! SIM @erglei9e NIT
einem iolden Wai6lappen aus 9ere9nung,
1T cine ita6l6oritige &rabbirite pie unfer
SQinoiIer @ouDerneur Iltgelb nod cine erz
quidli4e @rI4einung!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

Die Sainois Steel So. ma6t @erTu6e
TN gu ermitteln, pb man bic RDntoen'f6en
Strablen au6 CUR &ufoedung BON 16ledten
Stelen i'm @iien benuben fann. 9oQte bos
mas uns freili6 iebr apeifelbaft erI6eint
%geltngen, 10 piirOe es alIerbings elm auBerz
Oroentli3er 9epinn fir Die @iIen=sSnbuz
ftrte, uno gang Defenders fir Die @eT6iibz
gieBerei nnb bic 9eritequng BON Banner
platten Ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

WbpttltententssStet1e:
&GoIide Woreen : Museabe in Der StaSt hnr1 bic
9rdssr ms Saus ~geIiefert.
GdeIibe Guseabe unb Ser Netsn" per gBO3s 0.20
Scr gScFen" per Sabr . 2N
aodentltne Gusgabe per Sobr .... 25O
Ousndrtigs Nbonnenten per BOT In ben Der. Gtaaten
iOpie Canada un6 WfertcO:
SdeGibe &useabe per sabr i'm 8OrGus . . $500
Ser gBeften" per Subr 200
BS4eEtli8e Gusoube per Sobr =. 200
Sns MusTanD:
(gonaoa unS 0iericO Gusgenomnten):
&delide Gusgube per Sabr . . . $500
BObenbIatt OOsr Ser Neiten' 500
Sageblatt uub Ser g8eften" . 1850
Illinois Staat -ZeItung Co..
Gbteaao. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26
Ut u ts=Bretie

Office; Cd. of=sofbinatou.etr unO stfts assnus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-26

n@ulbington 1T Der md6ti9ite Sea-
men auf Groen, fhOn lange Der MIDI
tigite in Der Ga9e biirgerli9er Sreiz
beit, aber nod mdhtiger in 8eaug auf
iittli9e 9e6u1tg. @rparten sic bon
mir feline 2pbrsbe auf i'm! Dem Sea-
men Naf6ington's &ubm bin5u5uz
fiiger, 1T geraOe 70 unm0gli9 pie Den
@tra6lenglan5 Der Some gu Dermebz
rem. Niemanb berfu9e es. Wit feierz
li9er @brfur6t fprehe mar ben Sea-
men @aIbington aus. limb in 1einem
unOerbiiuten, unDergdngli6 leu3tenz
ben .@lan5e lafet i'm peitertra6len!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
pops" WILL STICK
To Their "aiidhie OF tho Road" tour.c.
:,nr Of Their Leaders Tniks-suys Demo.
Gratis VIII lie Defeated.

To Their "Niidhie OF tho Road" t0ur.c.
One OF Their Leaders Tniks-Suys Demo.
Gratis win he Defeated.
Last night an Intclligcnccr represent
tatlve talked with ono OF The PopulIst
party leaders here for the purpose OF
comforting with the Democrats with the
View Of fiSlOn. lie learned for the first
time OF the refusal OF the Democratic
convention to treat with the Popullst
committee last night.
well, that means tho defeat of tho
Democrats IN West Virginia, They cnn-
not win without our votes. The lscpttb-
llcnnJ and sound money DcmOcruts are
united. but the Democrats by their re-
fusnl to recognize our 5000 votes Will
divide the free silver strength. Some Of
that narty'a leaders have IL bud Gaze Of
awcllch head. They think the tide IA all
In their direction, but to tell the truth
we would have had Il close fight In any
event, Sixty days from now some Of
these blg-heldCd Democrats will have
TO buy fall hats ana they viii find their
Size has gone down. away down.
What about your state tickct?"
our ticket will remain In the field I'M
lesH we are recognized by the Democrats,
ana II VIII not be Il one-Ccnt affair at
that. We claim we are the original free
silver pnrty and that the Democrats
have stolen our thunder. Some people
know this and viii support our ticket
We wiH now break away entirely from
the Democrats and make II vigorous
campaign for our candidates"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
TIE NIGHT SESSION.



Two Important Committees Didn'i
Clinnge the DriIcr ar B'Islnr.s-Coionc
hrn.tt Received an Ovation.
The anti-Watts men were defeated
badly In the committees IN permanent
organization aud rules and order of
business. In the LITTER committee the
anti-Watts proposition 10 reverse the
order OF nominations was defeated ov-
crwheliulEGly, an! III the former Tie
choice OF David X. Johnson. Of Mercer
county. an avuwcd Watts man, made
II Il settled fact that the Hntl-WGttS
move to force an adjournment without
n ballot for governor would moi carry
without'a hard fight.
During the adjournment the rOotCrs
and managers of both forces got
In their fine work. but the Watts pco-
pie seemed to have their work well In
hand. The Chiltons were here, there
and everywhere, "~hypA0t!HinG" doubt
full delegates and made Jnlc head way,
They are buying our people like
sheep" Eaid n anti-Watta leader.
It was Il little past 7:30 whcn'the
night session was called to order. and
nearly every delegate vas in his seat.
while the gallery was well filled. 1t
vas SoIll' lllIlt ttl'lt III lllil NIiNy
could obtain enough order to call for.
the report OF the committee on Crcdcn-
tialS, which had been ever since the
afternoon adjournment struggling
with the Cnbcll county contest.
1iio InIcii ContcHt,
There VAS 10 response and Il com
mittec Of three was appointed to walt
upon the committee and ascertain when
It would be ready to report. Then the
convention cat In quletnrgs listening
to the excellent music Of the Opera
House band. For the time h0stilItlcS
were suspended and every man was
wondering and asking HIS ncIghDnr
about the prospects uf having To sit all
night. Everybody seemed to be OF the
opinion that an Nil night session. was
Inevitable. The anti-WuttS people,
while keeping n stiff upper Hip, refused
to commit themselves when asked If
they thought they would be- strong
enough to force an adjournment.
After u few minutes walt the com
mittcc of three returned and reported
tint the crcdcntlal committee would b.
ready to report In about thirty minutes.
Then II ~prcconcCivcd plan Of Tn. FirYt
district pCopl" to give their candidate
for Congress Il boom was carried out
and there were loud calls FOR Colonel
w. ". ArIctt.
Arnc,t Well itrcrIyrd.
The colonel appeared on the stage and
received an ovation. which must have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
TILE DECORATIONS
III the Casino were Handsome AMI hppro
nrIatt.

pirate.
The decorator who had charge Of the
embellishments OF the Casino covered
himself with as much glory as he did the
convention hull with beauty. The dec.
oratIons were in splendid taste. Over
the front and back OF the pretty stage
the national emblem was gracefully
draped, In the centre Of the folds Of tho
flag which hung over the centre being
an immense painting OF Candidate Bry-
IN.
Around the front of, the gallery wus a
mass OF green verdurclGathered from the
park, handsomely feStooned and pinned
with r0sc,tes OF white flowers. At In
tervals ware small flags. Upon the walls
were large placards bearing quotations
from the Chicago speech OF William J.
Bryan. Whoever selected the meta
phors from that mctGphorIc speech
showed rare discriminating taste.
He didn't even omit the stolen
Grown Of thorns and cross of gold
metaphor. Altogether the interior OF the
Casino presented n handsome appear
nppa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
TIE JUDICIAL CONVENTION

or the First District Republicans TO be
Held To-iay-Fonr CandIdates-Judsc
PAUL will Receive II Unanimous Re
nomination.
This afternoon at 1 o'clock in the
chamber of Part I OF the circuit court,
public building, the Republican judicial
conferces OF the First judicial district,
will meet for the purpose OF placing In
nomination two candidates for the Of
flee OF circuit judge. Conferees will be
present representing Hancock. Brooke.
Ohio and Marshall counties.
II Is, OF course, assured that Judge
Joseph r. PAUL. OF this city, will re-
ceive the compliment OF a unanimous
denomination. The candidates for the
other places on the judicial ticket are
b. F. Mcighen. Of Marshall county:
William Erskine, of Wheeling, and II.
c. Hervey. OF Brooke county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
FOR SALE
AND LOTS FOR SAIE

a good Investment corner Twelfth ann
Enf streets. ""u
No. lGl Sixteenth street. lot 20Sl:O fac.
a tine residence in Pleasant Valley.
Nos. 100 and 1872 Seventeenth street,
No. 5 Kentucky street. 1 rooms.
No. Q Kentucky street. lot 3JxlSO Zee.
4 tinc residence on Virginia street, A,
modern convenience: price low. ="
No, :%l2 ChGpline street. large s,,,l
building. ""1
No. IS 18th street, ! rooms and ctabIn
No. l9G 18th street. 8 rooms und stnhi.
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth stree;
No. II 18th street. Z rooms and bath.
No. 1863 Chapllne street. 7 rooms,
Nc. 1913 Chaplinc street, . rooms.
Lot on Main St, between I'D and "a e.,
3 lots on North Wabash street, ~
No. 81 South Broadway. residence a.,
z. Hughes. Esq.
Lot 46xl30 North York street.
Lot No. 20 Indiana St. ! rooms, mod.,,
No. q n. Wabash St. G rooms, chesn
4 fine lot In Pleasant Valley.
Nc. Is Vermont street. I rooms: lot SWIM
feet: $500. "'
The Bloch nroncrtv on North Main S,
MONEY TO LOAN.
& TA?UM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone 20. mr..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

THE whole system is drained and un-
dermined by indolcnt ulcers and open
sores. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye
speedily heals them. 1t Is the best pile
known. Charles r. Goethe, corner
Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie &
Co. Bridgeport; Peabody & Son, BEN
H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

by virtue OF Il deed OF trust made ny
Charles Knnkcl aud Gcorginc Kurk's, ~
wife, n the undersigned trustee, hSaIiT!
dnt" on tn" 10Th day of August, A y M
and recorded In the Office Of the CIrIK a.
the county curt for ohio Count% NrSS'
Virginia. III Decd OF Trust liook NO n
PAGE E3, the said trustee will. OIL
SATURDAY, THE ETH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, a n, 1896.
proccGI't6 soil nj public auction u, the
front door OF the court house " SAY
county, HI III" city " Wheeling, ;hy io'
lowing Described property: Al That crgi
hciuE In that par, OF tho riiy OF WNcrltnE
formerly Called the Town ol Sn0,G
Wheeling IN tho county Of Ohio. STATE q,
West Virginia. and known az the Sn''!n
onc-hnlE Of lot numbered five Is. L ln' ~,
In square numbered siXtcon 90. N ,n'
said city, together with all the inlrt",.'
mcntS situate thereon and thcrounio Ne'
longing.
TERMS or SNLE-Cnsh.
LOUIS r, STlTEln Trns'c.%;
j, G. HERNET, AuctioNccr. 4G.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of u deed OF trus; made ny
James w: Dinch and Nancy Z. Dinch, his
wife. and John Dinch 10 me, as trustee,
bearing date on the first day OF April, !H;
and now Of record in the clerks Office 0!
the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No, J.,
page $50. l will on
TUESDAY, TIE FIRST DAY OF SEP.
.f-r TENDER, 1896,
sell nj public auction on the premises
hereinafter described tho reH! estate de-
SCrihed In said decd Of tr.Ist. that Is 10 say
all that certain tract OF land situated on
tho waters of CAstlclnan's Run. IN TIE
district of Liberty. Ohio county, West VII
GINA. and adjoining the lands OF Joseph
.. Curtis, Joseph McCausland, John G
Rodgers and others, and bounded and &C.
SCrihCd' as follows: Beginning at T. white
oak IN Jos. McCaUslRnd's line and runntHS
thence north l6' east II poles 10 n stake,
near the lAlrn on said land: thence south
Sg' cast 70 poles to Il black walnut. Corne:
TO and OF johnson l.. Garrison and Oth'
CrS; thence south S east l6' poles 10 4
beech, corner to lands OF Joseph o. Curtis
thence north lSe 80 west l4f poles 10 a
sugar tree. corner 10 lands OF Joseph Nc
Cnuslund: thence north l2' west Is pole;
II 10 links TO the place OF beginning, ana
continuing tor;y-*iN go acres and two C'
roods. more or less, this being the sam
property that was conveyed to James ":
Dinch and John nlnch by Julia y. PraIi
aud rohert l.. Prnll. her husband, by deed
bearing date March y. 1895. and now Of
records! In tho clerks office Of the county
cOurt OF Ohio county. West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-,hird Of the
purchase none and as much more as tho
purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash on day
OF sale: tho balance In two equal pay
mcntH at II and two years. the purchaser
executing his notes with approved rCST'
mn EARNNgltNH E-- al... 1zF .rNl NTGfnIa
mcnts. with interest from day o. sale,
The interest on the second deferred IT.
stallment payable annually; the ittle Y
said property 10 be retained Iat:l sa!d
notes are lifted.
JOHN L. DUNLAP,
npI FTrustCC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

WHY continue to pass your nights
In scratching. and your days in mis-
cry? Dcan's Ointment brings instant
relief, and permanently cures ever the
worst cases Of Itching Piles. 1t V
fails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

BIDS will be received for stand priv!-
legcs at the Labor Day Picnic, Sntur-
day. August %. by Ned Sims. l03
Twelfth street. tuth&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

alleged sins of omission and commits
sion OF that body: opposes further nsl-
tatlon OF tho Virginia debt question,
and condemns q Republican course,
which never was taken. Tho platform
Ia brief but Intensely partisan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

$500 buys House. 4 rooms, lot Ox5l-Sc,
S1@ McColloch street.
$50 buys the best vacant lot on Ii.
Island, size 30Xl&. Paved street.
ST. ~ buys House of I rooms in the Oh
Fair Grounds addition.
Corner lot, Jacob and Forty-secord
streets. At n, bargain.
Nos. 2SIS and goo Jacob street. and houss
in real at Il bargain.
Money 10 Loan on Property
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-06

II there is one good quality more than
another FOR which the Republican party
is noted. it is it's courage in reaching out
and graphing in an outspoNcn straight
forward manner, with every new rNnti-
cal issue that has arisen In the thirty
five or forty years Of its history. Thus,
for the space of a generation it has
been common saying, even among its
bittrrcst maligners and hatcrs, that At
least one good thing was true ot the
Republican party-the country always
knew where to hnd 1t on any important
question. For this reason the voters Of
the party have never tolerated any woe-
bling or shifting on the part Of it's can
didates for Office, and there will be less
patience this year with that kind of dis
position than in any past period OF its
history. The condition % the country
and the strong. earnest convictions OF
voters as 70 the causes responsible for
that condition. will not admit OF any
trifiing by men on the ticket whose once
may In the least degree relate 10 the,
future policies OF the party Every
such candidate. therefore. who omits 20
declare his position open and above
board on any leading issue will he re-
Ientlessiy marked for slaughter ~ hun
treds OF sober serious, hard-he0ded but
silent voters,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-06

FOR many miles around II was this fact
that probably led TO its selection as the
headluarters Of the British troops NC
cupyins the village of Harlem during the
Revolutionary War,
II then stood In the midst ot ample
grounds surrounded by outhuildinSs,
quarters for the slaves cider mills ana
vast granartes The farm properly ex-
tended from the lower boundary Of the
Jumel estate. at what IL now 10th street,
10 iSlth street. and acres 10 the Harlem
river
There was ner:. lighting ON the Rus
sing farm between the rcdcoats ana
washingtcn's ontinentals, and even TO
this day relics are frequently found In
the shape OF cannon balls. broken weA-
pons and military buttons. when the
British evacuated New York the Rus
sings returned TO their old home. Aaron
BusSing having died In l;Ss. leaving the
estate TO his grandchildren. Aaron ana
Susanna Busslng and John and Polly
waldron.
The homestead was occupied by Ahra-
ham Bussing until about forty wears
ago. when It became the property OF
Rebecca Russing. who married Nathaniel
Jarvis. jr. now residing at No. g. East
ANN~AA SNNNAf WV ANNNAAAAF SNAA - ~
W. W. Shupe.
Mr.. Jarvis now has IN his possession
many interesting relics OF the old place.
and a grapeshot and British buttons
found while ploughing on the farm The
house originally stood on q gentle eleva-
,ion. but when Bussing's lane WAS trans
formed into Eighth avenue the grade
was raised so that the ola house was left
in the hollow which II occupied FOR the
latter half OF its history
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-06
AN uNTENARLE POSITION.

When Republicans talk Of the injudi-
ciousness OF discussing the money 1uea-
tion. and attempt 20 depreciats the efforts
Of those who are endeavorins to dis
semlnate the true facts relating TO the
evils OF an unsound aud debased cur
rency, they either do not realize the i'm
portance Of warning the voters OF the
country against the dangerous fallaeies
and sophistries Of Popullsm. or else they
are willing TO sacrifice political integrity
and sincerity for what they mlsnams
party harmony. but which really means
the success at the coming election OF
candidates Who hold opinions contrary
to the national platform and in defiance
Of the known sentiments OF a predomi-
mating element OF the Republican party.
These people argue that the agitation
OF the money question emanated from
and is being kept up by those VINO are
Interested from personal consideration
in promoting dissension In the party.
The absuriity Of such contention 10 ap-
parent from the fact that the movement
for free silver started with faction OF
Democrats who afterwari merged in and
are nov dominating the populist party,
and that the sound money men OF
all parties are simply endeavoring
TO maintain the present financial pol
icy Of the government against the
attacks OF n set OF theorists and
ignorant cranks who aim to over
throw the existing order of things
merely to try an experiment for
which there has been no precedent
among civilized and progressive nations,
and which would at least result, II II
had no other consequence. in our utter
commercial ostracism from the leading
countries OF the world the moment 1t be-
came apparent that such a movement
was likely to b. successful. As a lead
ing authority says:
I'VE have the gold standard now: We
have had It for more than a century,
and an other forms Of money. whether
mated to the great anchor Of safety that
fixes the value of all money on the basis
OF infinitive values. We have now the
largest amount Of money in the United
States per capita Of any solvent nation
In the world. The Argentine Republic
greatly exceeds US. as it yielded TO the
elamor OF demagogues for abundant
money. The result is the enormous cir
culating medium Of 800 Der capita with
a dollar purchasing no more than 25 per
cent. of it's face value. while the debt OF
the country is 500 per capita, and would
amount TO S14,OO0. 10000 in the United
States"
Il is from the fate Of the Argentine
Republic that so-called gold bugs are
trying to save this nation. and instead
Of being disturbers OF harmony or plot
tiers Of dfscord and dissension in their
own party. they are really defending
MS organizati ton and PRINCIPLES against
the determined assaults Of the same
kind Of men who in three short years
have completely wrecked the old. historic
Democratic party The final hope Of the
country is now centered in the Repub-
Iican party, and it is the duty Of every
good man to do what he can to keep II
undefiled by heresies and schisms which
would Illustrate its great mission Of re-
storing peace and prosperity to dis
tracted and almost ruined people.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-05-06
IT STOOD a HUNDRED YEARS.
Their Was Fierce Fighting In Its Neigh
borhood Between RedcOats and Con-
tinentals in the Revolution.

New York Herald.
Another picturesque landmark OF old
New York disappeared a few days ago,
when the ancient Bussing house, at Sth
avenue and l47th street was demolished
TO make way for a row OF modern apart
ment houses. II was about the last OF
the ancient homesteads which but a few
years ago were numerous in the upper
end OF Manhattan Island.
Up to comparatively recent times #
was the residence OF the Bussing family,
who 800 years ago were great land owners
in the region now known as Harlem. The
original owner Of the property, who. in
all probability, purchased it rom the In
dians, was Peter Bussing, who settled in
Harlem toward the end OF the seven
teenth century. At his death, which oc-
CURED in 1873, he left all his possessions
to his wife. Rebecca and his son, Aaron.
The son built the house recently destroy
ed on the site Of the old home OF the
family in 1775 II was considered a mar
vel Of luxury in those days and was 10y
far the most elegantly appointed home