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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
INAvALE. Neb., Aug 21th, 1896.

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To II EpIToR-Populist argument,
if noted carefully, will, in the end, con
tradict Itself aud make logic for the
other side, Mr.. Carpenter may be
able to look out for that in his own
specific argument but his line of argu.
mcnt and that Of others cannot fail to
do so.
Mr.. Carpenter tells MS that silver
Was from three to six per cent higher
in foreign countries in 1873 than in our
own country. | could dispute Til,
statement safely hut | am not going t.
for ! want to admit that point and say
tnis; Everyone knows, now that We
nave the statistics before us, that there
was only about 5000, 600 silver dollars
coined prior TO 1873. Why Because
silver being higher in London was al
sent over there, Now il silvcrall went
10 Europe when it was high thcr,
would il not return TO this country il
great quantities if we raised the prize,
81 il here over that of London or else
wherey | think it would in spite o
III. C's. statement TO the contrary.
S,cund-I find on examining Mr.
Carpenters article further that he i
strictly "A middle.of-the.road populis
aud is right in the line with the ole
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04

49, to /. IheuI ctirHiiN pur standard j.
bimcialic bat, f course. 10 - really -
single silver standard. II is not posi-.
bic 40 have a duul,r standard under
free coinage. Any gold we have is i'm
r,rdittely exported, and | have never
seen any gold in circuIatiou ia MEXICO.
Gold is ~ Il premium Uf nearly 200. We
produce but little gold. Last year the
output was 1000, 600 ounces, while we
produced about the same amount of
silver as the United States, 50, 900 900
or 60, 000, 900 ounces" $50 How
has trade been affected by the fall in
the price of silver?" "The price Of
imported goods has been doubled. The
Increase IN price OF domestic products
which are consumed at home has been
small. The price Of tropical products,
which are raised principally for ex.
port, has virtually increased, because
they are paid for in gold, the %interna.
tional medium Of exchange, and the
premium on gold in Mexico has in.
creased with the fall Of silver. On this
account the producers OF coffee aud
other tropical products have prohted
greatly, and have grown very wealthy
y us Mexico prosperous on the
silver standards" sour prosperity is
increasing rapidly, but 1t is due to a
number of causes and not especially to
the silver standard What is tn.
effect upon wages of the oepreciating
silver standard," They have not in.
creased perceptibly. The same is true
Of Japan, where wages are very low
Forthis reason Japan and Mexico will
in q few years be able to compete
cessfully with England and the United
States because Of the silver standard
and low wages" what is The ruling
rate Of wages for agricultural labOrer'
in Mexicoy" Twenty-Five cents aday.'
II this doesn't ~etfectually answer al
the letters from private citizens thsf
there is no use of going further.
Respectfully,
U. q. KNIGHT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
Blood

Your nerves will be strong, and your
sleep sound, sweet and refreshing.
Hoods sarsapariila makes pure blood.
That 10 why II cures 90 many. diseases.
That 10 why 40 many thousands take u
vent sickness and suffering. Remember
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
6cg9s' TrODjcal OIL

The only l,niment on the market TO
day tina, has a positive guarantee to dt
all the label calls for. lts great strength
and wonderful curative powers are parti
cu)arly noticeable in deep seated dis
esses, such as stisn, Neuralgia
etc. .. L. Cottiug keeps il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04

on a free silver platform, declaring
that the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver at a ratio of 10 to 1. Knowing
that Mexico hasa free silver coinage
and that with you silver was the basis
Of your circulation thought it would
do no harm to ask a few questions for
my own Information. Trusting that it
will not he too much trouble to answer
| venture the following questions:
LIST. IL you were q citizen OF the
United States and all your business
interests were in this country, would
you he in favor of free coinage NJ sill.
yer?
End. What does the day laborer re.
ceive for "a days labor in your country
Bird. Have you gold in your country;
| mean gold coin.
4th. What is the market price of
wheat in Mexico?
9Th. What is the price Of cattle and
horses IN the market,
9th. What do you think would be
the effect of u change Of our coinage
system
Anything else you deem of interest
along this line will be thankfully re-.
ccived. Very Truly,
GUY KELLOGG.
Monclova Goa, Mexico, July 10, 'V6.
Dear Nephew-Your letttr Of nth, is
before me In reply to your questions
say-to your first, No; to you second
80 to 81 cents. In answer to your
third question gold does not circulate
here at all; to your fourth, wheat, %
cents te 81; cows are worth Sl5; horses
81 tn S25, and to your last, ruin.
We pay for exchange when we need
it sl.S5 for 81 and often &? for 81. |
sold IN American $50 gold piece fol
for $40 IN Mexican silver. Common
calico is worth lSc; good calico 33c
bleached domestic, % tt 35c; and
everything else in proportion. hav,
three men working on my farm at SIC
per month and they board Themselves
of course. You people have II good
, thing and you will lose it if you change
/ A. II. KELLOGG.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
lBeggs' German SaIyc.

The Perfect Ointment. Cures where
all others fail. It's extraordinary cura.
tive power has been proved in the thous.
"nd- Of cases of piles, for which we hold
testimonials. Your %pupu'ar druggist G.
l.. Getting sells it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04

Paul Storyof Cowlcs was here Sat
urday.
Miss Grace Fort is home from
Orleans.
Wallace Wright n among the pill
grims to Omaha this week.
j. 5. Largcnt Of Guide Rock was in
the city tins week on business
Jamie Mlxtield left Monday on Il
visit To st Paul and Minneapolis.
W. n, Richardson and Isaac Shcp,
hrrdson are in Omaha this week.
John Polnicky vas looking after
business matters in Omaha this week
Frank SmclSer aud wife were in
Omaha this week enjoying the Slat,
fair.
\ j. CIute of McCuok was in TIA,
city Monday renewing old acquain
tunCcs.
The little sou of VIII Campbell sus
tanned n fracture of nm arm IN las
Friday evening,
Mrs RolliSon, who has been v~iSitin!
with Jos, Graves aud family has re
turned to her homo AZ McXico, Mo.
The whole system i, drained aud I'm
dcrmincd hy iulolcnt ulcers and opeI
sores. DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salv
speedily heals them. II is the best pill
cure known. &. l.. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
Epilepsy 20 Years.
Cured by DR.. Miles Nervine.

A few years ago, Mr., L. W. Gallaher, was
an extensive. successful expert manu-
facturer OF lumber products. Attacked with
epilepsy, he was Obliged to give up his BUSH
ness. The attacks came upon him most in
opportunely. One time falling from a carri-
age, at another Town stairs, and often in the
street. Once he fell down Il shaft In the
mill, his injuries nearly proving fatal. Mr..
Gallaher writes from Milwaukee, Feb. ID. '5
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
Pure

Blood means sound health. With pure,
rich, healthy blood, the tomac and d.
gestive organs will be vigorous, and there
will be no dyspepsia. Rheumatism and
Neuralgia win be unknown. Scrofula and
Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04

For President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
For Vice.President,
GARRET A. HOBART.
STATE.
For Governor,
JOHN II. MACCOLL.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ORLANDO TEFT,
For Secretary Of State,
JOEL A. PIPER.
For Com. Public Lands and Buildings
II. G. RUSSELL.
For Auditor Public Accounts,
PETER o. HEDLUND,
For Treasurer,
G. + CASEY.
For Attorney General,
A. S. CHURCHILL.
For Superintendent of Instruction,
HENRY X. CORBETr,
For Regent of University,
w. G.. WHITMORE.
For Judges Supreme Court,
ROBERT RYAN.
Nj. X. KINkAID.
For Presidential Electors,
FRANK j. SADILDK.
j. +. HOUTZ.
A. J. BURNHAM,
4. &. FOSTER.
SOLOMON DRAPER,
&. A. DERBY,
j. l.. McPHEELY,
Nj. l.. FRIESE.
Congressional.
For Congress Fifth District,
". II. ANDREWS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-09-04
Congressional.
For Congress Fifth District,
W. T.. ANDREWS.
Republican Convention

\ re publican convention for Webster county
is hereby called 10 meet at The court house IN
Red cloud, Sthgasks on saturday, september
.stl. 1896. att O'Clock = m. Tor thu pnrpo>e "
dominating u candidate for a." state legislature,
% candidate To- county attorney, AND for the
choice of ,ieleg ,,es ~ the republican colveU.
Lvn for ttr 10Th senatorial district Hnd To the
rep lliCrt convention for tue I6th legislative
disiirt 10 II recnmmrnlel tnal the delegates
To tAis convention from tue lst, 3l, 9TH. ani 9Th
supervisor districts nominate candidate for
supervisor In their respective district. IL IL rec
commended that 10 proxies be allowed.
An invitation Is extended TO ell local voters
who desire to affiliate with the republican party
to attend and participate In the caucuses and
primarler TO Ice held under the call.
The various townships aud wards are entitled
10 representation as follows. based on the vote
east Tor Hon. W. T., Andrews In 1874, allowing
one delegate for each ten votes and majsr per
ton thereof 81 cast and one al large FOR each
f,x,altn and x.nrl
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Hops-A, London. Pacific coast. G. is..
Boston w DOL Market.

Boston SEPT s-The American Wool
ana Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow OF
the wool trade: There has been marked
Improvement In the manner OF manufae-
turers IN the market looking .or wool.
Had all the offers been accepted. the sales
would have aggregated quite ar enormous
figure. The general tendency the last
week has been 70 hold wool more firmly
been nearly double what they were the
for domestic wool have been feature OF
the market. ard there have been number
o. shipments.
Sales in Boston. New York and Phils-
delphs the past week aggregate 80. 400
pounds, 5.73s0o being domesfic and SO. 400
pounds foreign. Sales since January
aggregate II. 497. SO pounds, against zE.-
50 - during che corresponding period Of
las; year
The offers for wool the las; week aggr.-
gated. II T. claimed BY some, IL OK. go
pounds. and sales sor the week amount %
600 pounds. There have been orders
for at least 1000 90 pounds OF domestic
wool from Bradford and other European
localities most OF which have been De-
cAned. owing % a difference OF i&diec be-
tween buyer and seller in the matter Of
price.
Exports PROBABLY have not exceeded
40 no pounds. principally Idaho. wyo-
-irg. Colorado and Utah WOODS. Sales q
the week aggregate s. ara 400 pounds. 4sls.-
on being domestts and SIS 200 foreign
Sales since January aggregated s, e4s. of6
pounds; last year, is7 .os2 70 pounds.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-10

The sest'is branch % the STATE Coop
eragiys Society met 81 the Cham0~r OF
Commerce yesterday, bus as there was not
= quorum present not uush VAS acccus-
nIsshed, Mis- Slaughter. wao 1ss sxpest-
- 20 be present ana address IRA society.
was rat present Mr. Narign Esowsr and
Ara - Harry Wright. Of khs Tacoma
bsanca % ire society. were present. IN ms
interests % sha pteree c1anry f&ir Tho
Seats ladies' were sSosn the premiums ct
me Nenaas department. ard after being
fully acquainted Win .he ebtect resolved
20 i%n1 AL assistance sass b's 80 make that
S~paTf aseuf sEeeassf'.l ~ ne fair. To-Day
Tes wright and Mrs SaEksnsa viii vssts
the thres kindergarten schools. ana II poe
KEafe an EXHIBIT fresa saca viii be ssnt
ower - Tan9as
Fpta NFa wright sas Mrs. ErDvrr are
enthusiastic ever he encouragement thsy
bare 5sen givTn BY the citizens 81 seatslA
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ATFR FRONT NOTES.

Steamer waNa wara arrived from San
Frsnclse0 Yesterday afternoon
Cap. David Gilmore. after pro,ins cut
the Mike Mara. returned eVtay.
Schooner Tsaser was a; Arlington cock
yes,er5sv taking on general merchandise
t0r Qul&syate.
a dcns. eog sas beer hanging ever the
Sound each rn9rning for several iass
pas and tos Rhlslss are constantly
soUnded
On. hundred tr,r- o. rate we're trans
.erF~6 10 the Yssler wharf YES erdav after
noon ana 1Hsl be loaded or Sow for
ForS B,Aks,sy.
siearuer Rapid Transit; ws.ch sas been
carrying coa5 % he feet o. Eni.ed States
wa-sa.Ds a. Port Angeles. Was sx9es1 81
70 resirn here las. ngnt
Earkentlue Eureka Said from SRu
Franc.<co Angus 81 loaded E1ts general
seastie schooner F1va Wiz ave ror
t9e sar-~ consag1ee. sailed troE san Fran
cisco September :.
Steamer STATE q. wasatnEton vent o.,
CT Der reE STAR Tuu 20 Haatcona "a, ntga.
aEter oeug tas1 - .9T toaf ~~rk- :or a
tegTa - over tsa+.1s art Repairing So
has been ~esa3rate1, Tsacvaces and ca ~.
arc a considered 10 better shape 2e~
tazn @n@a 0rsl n&-4L
TIE r-nltef safes REVENGE iaa~eh S-on.
n ccr, usa 20 = I&sat Csrsen. arrives aev~
from ieogs ED@ ia&snd fss,ercfs AID = i
remain tNo daps 10 s@zsas aDG axe en-
kna at Tee Gizzr3. a r1rupar.oa tsssnc n
49, - Scout = GA he says a. Port
Towusenc ssvtrR rsS houss tlll.
A1ns wcrth A DBr@ rev salmon can
Eng !. ass las seen H. aqeTa -3as2 fsr son>
cays Pas.. cle&Enas " tee aT#t part O.
tx seasons c&acn Tso thousand cases
save eszn pTepsrsc sl5 ~ oe ready t2r
t1s guArk@. SAss :. SIS have @-~@g p1s az
AID tus cas.s stsrSsved A. - rzarnsr.rry
ss ts- fstest ard aboZs, ferry Cinnamon
srs ng4ov@1
stsar@r CNxv 90 r,8esia safe: fo- ssr
rranc-sco yss -e-say z11FnIas az o'cssa-k
VA tAe s3.sONsuE IS. = passei.-
xers q y Iosv.a s3sss Ads
tAaso-. E@ s - Er@ks. Rev.
wtl4zs Ee1leT Irene Ta5 .4T. Mar
re~l-@ nuseosE- Ms * &m Pes~ss.
TA~ry e NAfhs~ zsr sv.1 &rs Wafer
< Bas ~ p Sarans s~H- y 81 Bs1., E.
EsrH~sxy NrS 81 JoaEsssm &rs. ".
.s4s@r, &rs : = L&af I@aH.e S1ntsr-
rr&n. eAG fs@1te~cazr. Ira Iaa@ Caster
raA1 Va : ? EzsesNay. T. G 6a1sz
- "a A nar4 &rs : u faecxer. ~
kas WUsan 9+s " L @m-E. J. e
E-Ne~tx Mrs a3f@e~ss NJ G.. ".
Es4-soy &n1 ta.rgy~ssvsa ssserass-
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ana 81 Pal wascs tosa.Iy Squire. eo-
nearly a-s-hz1< o. he aggrsg2ss 3eall2ss.
tn@ srz6l-g vas fairy vel 5isr-z 5z1fe1
-As huEE@a srs1srces sar2uzes sts Gsc.a-
rA.sar Il re regular quarterly DIVIDEND
CT Ssga- A8titsoas1 gol3 arrivals were
rsS3rtess al the zz1@ ~ lie Bark q
England o. < 10 10 Il Eois. presumably
20 shipment - t1ss >ou1try. TIE open
ing vas characterized BY reaswA o
.ns uvxzrz movement that had 5ssS- n
.~ox-~ss a the 1sose yes s-z2y AMI t2s
pclZ,re o. business was o. Z fairly large
srzae. The strength - gh& market eoa-
tinsza en.I 1ear MIDDAY. waeu -esltza-
.scHs ca4sea rsactsonAry n1oTsrre-. II
tns dosnwzra movement Sugar lr9as~=a
- The market bsesm. dull snS con
.3rnA3 heavy urtsi about delivery h0a-.
wa4n the break IN exchange czGEe3 az
improving tendency, resulting - tracilon-
a. r2i.s az G.oax the LIE. Tas closing
was 64l bot STEADY
Bonds ruled firm and higher On dealings
o. 80 e5a Government ccn1s display g
On szl-s q s9tsso-
Silver csrtlar2t-s were steady On sales
Of & 90 g. Sc
Money ana Exchange.
Money O. car easy a, s9s pse cent;
las loan 3, closed az sGs prime rereSa-
lie pager nosnsn&Ily 7Ge per cen. Sttr-
ling exchange weak. WITH actual business
Ia bankers bills a. "a .szzs "a "a for demand,
and 81 O. ~ Ter sixty days; posted
rates. ~ S-i.G4 ~ aat "a sa'eGs4.s So; CONNER
Ga Bills s4SlI. Bar silver, &C. Sl.yer
csTg.GeAtss. spS+c.
Tee Bank Of Montreal has deposited
&Ss.a 30 IN gold at the slo-tre2Sury u ex
o-aase Tor !egal tenders.
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sccfSao-4a 4.yxna-k en- LzeAa ugnfveeeei
beacon near Re-nsse-
Acaenos. China Sea De-ecscry. vc;- Z
Alaska. Cook lEle. EA-iuk sesoal market
~ : buoy
Saiiac ss.- Germany. r.-ae--s eouad- A.
serA1seea a strGxka<sc Poi1s lagh,.
%4sAae- sasr=r To-s on SErzss-rfiia pcsn-
-zsso
denmark. Great Belt, srnkea rock east
ward or Bosser3e
Aasaar1, east cosst. Boston approach.
- l~s1-h-sas II 5aoysse OF Freeman chan
me-
Enrand- east ocssI river Hazaeer. Dis
appearance Of sgnke- wrecks character
o. oeoy Al : z ead % Barcon. Taornxuua-
osn41 CAoaSh sog signal
= gam, Sol<E coA<;. Mounts bay. al
seEs Aloh ID AoanGarncrSGs buoy.
EAsi&1c. south coast. Portland hArhoy.
ce.sct II Breakwzgar fog signal
age.
Germany. Eloe river. CaxhAven, ai.sra-
tsosas in lights
ireland. south coast, Cork ha-hc-, sea-
cen eastward OF Spike island
Japan. Ia Pero1se STRAIT eastern ap-
preach. sA0Gl sounstings.
LOUISIANA Trinity Ssoai buoy replaced
o sn-st4ng 5any
faAA-~e A'~Sfaz2&S EESsE. Lower (Sxl&r
po3at. lights and fog signal
q AssAcAdssi ts. Boston hsrco- entrance.
ESStoE llSatEesseI replaced on ~eastoa.
MASSACHUSETTS,. Nantucket SOUND. Hand
keTeAief Saoai AshtYsssel. additional
Light
New Jersey. sunksn wreck no-shvar:
o. NorI2sAst End Aghtvesssi
Norta Atlantic ocean, GfeS. Bank al
Newfoundland. scGnalngs
Norway, north coast. ysranger ncrd
amended depth and position OF saoaI east
ward o. |Aise.
Nova Scotia, Halifax hGrbor, submarine
mines
Peru Cssma bay approach reported
rock % CAlvario bluff
Peru. Aalalcrsgo road. sunken rock
northeastwaFd OF 'Malaorsge point
Re1 Sea- western shore, Merss Makdah
and approach. shoals. 5lockhous- and pier
In Mersa Makdah moved 20 Trinkssat.
Russia Gulf % Finland. Gulf Of ygoorx.
shoal westward Of Rcndo
Swe1ea. the Sound, Vixen. new Asrp,r
light
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Miners are beeorn ing i1fsres' Ell IN a rev
explosive dexerfsaed ny ESrp<. p. Klein
peter. ~ Vienna ~h}eh IS t~nx intro
duoe6 lu Austria TIE nsuss given 10 Il 10
nrnarfte a afs3 ffs strength r. said -
- ~ pr eent greater than he best SelA~
tgyse 6Snssnlse. ara % consequences ~ 70
g9fwr SO sfns 81 g@s " fsiea ~ prod ae-ss--
fagsg aaseexi rsf ately sgNci~ that s1esfsd
~ <iyFsA gIss ss--3t hss a wesrsng ratner thaa
= paiy-rixinr actien. rssulfsag II rssats-
rally increased tsr 81 lump coal. Jxsrv
zdv.s - agas mentioned srs that :, can be
so,~ssFsFse~ef wsss0zt lexfrg any ~ ia az
5.o1.gs fierce arf Ia this sssss Ia eIai ns~a
az ar 70 exwaes dynamite. weaker &C.
sarsasar = required 20 eFfag u 20 fxpfo-
sion TRAN Is demanded fer any oTffsS
known exe.es ea Ard IL Is better sssse 20
ssgth4sAn.s ths eff -ssss ~ storage. and no
aseensg9s st6sz fsan take ISaer HH@n ssss
raes3ns = p~aFs-. Indeed. r9@a ~ the
safasg a., wH.legs e rrsay ~ handed that
sne tsergaau rs.f Usage allow ~ 70 % car
RED Oh nMY tran
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-10
SIXTY NILES AN HOUR
Furious Northeast Storm on
the Atlantic Coast.
HURRICANE SIGNALS hOiSTED.
The High Tide Driving the ra&hlcn-
shse~ From Their summer Homes
Vessels Blown Ashore.

Nsrragsnse,t pse- = = Sept s-Tne
rort1sass storm Nhsr44 has as-ee raging
aeTs al DAY = Increasing IN fairy every
boar. anG tousSAl &s Was al0wEng over
SAY niles az boar TGa sarc - rolling
very hasn- aaa psTg ~ .he beach res
watch = occupied 20 business houses Is
s.-ehay partly s4aassE Ee8. Heavy 5A1aga
70 properly : feared eeSsra 5asl.xa.. TAe
sars 5 coseTeS by see ~ the a,gaes, sg4es
OF Tie year. taGe&ke slzsaS distraction GO
hundreds a. EAe seaSaors cottages AM
other property a3oaw sac watsr tg9nt.
Eae Stern increased sons 3eF2alr IN
easTgy As 4 CANE a. The caass. &na made
itsess fs<f here * an early aaGr tAIs
FaoFnaag, weeD the wsaa began slowing
wlGa had attained 1Ae Veioci1y az a gale.
and he authorities * Washington CIfy
Ordered ap tae hurricane slsnA4s All along
1ae coast. Ram oSsaa Ials.ns, aeoae uooa-
and has confined With sat lts4e Eatsr-
mission ever since.
re ports sroEa ss4o1g csae shore show that
the sioTra : - severe ore. TIE great
GsaSat of tie tsGS this zaooa warned rnary
o. the cossageTs a2ong the shore. ana
many abandoned tAs4r summer homes
tAss Afternoon. The wind in many IN
Stances drives the sea high w oa ire
beaches, wreck.zg houses The itaa ~
Nan.ucke. AZ uaaGnl<hl Is one og slas high
eSs seen COR Years aid many OF the a0~.t rs
and bah houses have been xashea awAy.
The aaTe~c- - We. a.4sa with storm bound
yasse.s
A Dispatch from Newport. r l.. states
thai the Helen E aiiIen. OF Gloucester.
one az the aneSt seSse.s IN the ashlaS
Feet. missed stays while trying 20 na@sA .
t4AspoT Eais Afternoon and VAS Down GA
TIE rocks Tle crew Of eighteen Tnen were
taken OK with bre@ches suoy. while the
schooIsE VII undoubtedly &c togs. loss
The wiEad along the Rho4e Is.aYs. coast
Is o.cssss gale. and ne sea Is sremea-
coas- 4 fishing schooner went ashore OF
Point Jusash tonight AIS VAS Wrecked in
the breakers Tire cTew II nine nlsn being
rescued BY Il raising steamer.
The s<eaneT Nantucket. on her ~Ay
from Boston 10 Naa1asket. aas blown
ashore on the fats az Warts cad toni Sht
Hep vas summoned from Boston. ana *
IS thought she can be noale. without
oamage
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CHANG IN CANADA.
Preparations for His Reception at Van
CO yer saturday.

Preparations for His Reception at VAN
ca yer saturday.
Winnipeg. Sept. Ala Hung Chang
passed Winnipeg with a flying yisii to-
day. Sharp al > o'clock this Afternoon his
excellency arrived Ia a speciai consisting
OF Elk cars. He occupies tho private car
E<rnSe,iffs. outstanding the bad stste
OF the weather a large crowd gathered d;
ths depot. TIE Cs.ssslAis OF The e4sy were
there and cheeged loudly when tho train
pulled In
While 10 was interviewing a ST Paul re-
porter Ii Hung Chang said: You are an
American. eh7 What are you. a Be1tao-
lean or Democratr'
A Dem ccrat'
''oh. that'a too bad" sad IN. Chinese
viesroy, Win a smile. the Democrats
are going OIL. es power. Mckinley viii be
tae next president
Vancouver. u. e.. Sept. s--Ia Hung
ChanZ Is expected here on Saturday next,
and the local Chlnamen have already
made extensive preparations 20 welcome
their distinguished co4nEryman. A tn
umphal ARIA OF Immense size Is being
erected a; thu Canadian Pae.sc depot aai
a plentiful supply Of fireworks have bean
oe{alnfst An address sill ~ course be
presented and i request made Tor the p
pointment OF a local consul, China not
having any representative IN Canada.
TIE Board o. Trade VIII si&0 nress VAN
conver's claims for the appointment OF =
consul here. as the bulk II trade between
Canada and the Orient passes through this
port
Superintendent Fu1lsrtoy. OF the Cana
dian Pacific steamship line. has received
word from Montreal not 10 permit any one
70 zee the Ambassador unless the latter
requests the interview. Il Hung Chang
VIII stay on board the Empress Of China
until the vessel salts on Monday. State
room .. the largest ard most elegantly
fitted up cabin on the ship has been re-
served for him.
Ii British Knight
Winnipeg. Man. Sept. 9.~-retween Win
nipeg and Rat Portage important official
dispatches were received ~ Ear1 ii Hung
Chang. from Lord Aberdeen. governor
s. nara, ~ Canada, stating mat ne was
instructed % convey 20 hlfa the informa-
ton that hsr mAtss+y. Queen Victoria.
had been pleased 70 appoint Earl IL Hung
Chang grand knight commander OF me
Bath, and Lord e.. and Lord Il tr, his
sons. knights cognardeTs. Cam Chen Fo
I.eng L1h. ambassador. WHO accnmga Mad
the party was alse honor@S IA Hung
Chang instructed his secretary TO ifnrne-
ci8tely wire Lord Aherdsen. expressing
tae thanks OF himself and sens for these
algh Sonors-