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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24

seemed 10 be the leader. cried out:
Here. some of you fellows. Throw
those ties off the track"
Get a good look at that fellow
whispered the engineer to Mike. Look
at him good, so you will know him
again. Look at ali of them. They
tagged me in the cut, and l had to
stop"
Mike singled out the leader and men
tally photographed every feature OF his
face, his clothing and hat.
"I'll know him again." he said.
BY this time the ties were thrown into
the ditch, and the leader. giving shrill
whistle, yelled to the two men in the
cab
Give her steam and jump"
The engineers pale face grew chalky
white. He struggled to rise to his
feet, but his leg bent under him. Fall
ing, with a groan, he whispered to
Mike:
do you know anything about an en-
gine"
Mike nodded. 81 know how to fire
and | know how to use the air." said
he.
Get on that train. Get on the front
| platform. Hurry. the train is moving
| Climb aboard and over the tender. shut
off steam, and give her every bit OF
/ air"
| Mike darted from the bushes, and
/ catching hold of the railing, swung
himself to the lower step of the front
! platform. As he did this the two men
sprang TO the ground. One of them
saw Mike.
Come out of that" he cried. and
with quick motion he leveled his re-
volver and fired.
Mike felt something hot across his
cheek, and then his face felt as though
/ some one had drawn red hot iror
/ across his skin. He put his hand tC
the place. and when he drew it away
1t was covered with blood. The en-
gine puffs We're coming faster anG
| faster, and the train was gathering
speed rapidly. Mike swung himself
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
Cats Wanted in Oregon.

On the register of prominent PnF
adelphia hotel this legend was VIII
ten recently: Joshua l.. DrumgoOs
Oregon; here for pleasure, and ca&
The clerk was inclined to doubt 'ne
sanity of the guest, despite the fae
that he looked sensible. Mr. Drum
goole, however. laughingly explains
away the clerks fears before he wen
to dinner. II have n large ranch ID
Oregon, devoted principally to, le
growing of wheat and other grain fV'
several years past our crops have SUI
fered greatly by reason of the depfe'
dations of great armies of gophers tDa'
infest the country thereabouts. ln'
nuisance has grown more and more ~,
noying with each succeeding year, aDu
we have finally decided that SOY
must be put to it. Now, a cat is deau
on gopher, but cats are not so piep
tiful in the West as they are here. .
intend to get together a couple
hundred cats and take them with H'
when l start for home. Out IN ~
country cats bring fancy prices, pu
from my recollection of this locality
should be able to get all need Tor 'H'
little money"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
Mountain Lions,

The puma, or mountain lion, is said to
be comparatively plentiful in all the un-
settled parts of the State of Washing
ton, and sometimes it is found in re-
gions where settlement has already be-
gun. In letter to Science. Mr.. NJ. s.
Hill, of Tacoma. describes a mountain
lion which came down to the beach of
Puget Sound, about thirty miles from
Port Townsend, last summer. approach
ing his wife and children and uttering
frightful screams. Mr. Hill and his
family succeeded in driving the animal
away with shouts and threatening mo-
tions. What he says about the cries or
screams of the puma is regarded as i'm.
portant, because there has been a con.
tiict of authorities on the question
whetherthe animals utters such sounds
Mr.. Hill also reports that puma has
been known to chase a man on horse.
back, accompanied by dog, at night.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24

ont from the steps and looked back,
and saw the two men disappearing in
the woods. Then he clambered over
the tender, and in a few minutes was
in the cab.
The train was rushing along at fun
speed, and the locomotive rocked and
swayed like boat in storm. Mike
had spent the fifteen years of his life
around railroad yards. All of the rail
road men at the junction had come to
his fathers funeral. for Mikes father
had been one of the best known section
bosses on the line. That was two years
back. and Mike had been gathering rail-
road knowledge ever since. So he look
ed at the steam gauge as soon as he
reached the cab. 1t showed 125 pounds
of steam. Next he looked at the water
glass and saw that there was plenty
of water in the boiler.
He seated himself on the green cush.
ion which spread over the engineers
bench. The throttle valve was wide
open. and he pushed in the lever until
the locomotive sensibly lost speed Then
he pulled the reversing lever back 4
few notches and the huge machine was
under control.
He made up his mind to run to the
next town, and after twenty-minute
ride he could just see the smoke of n
factory in the place. A shout behind
him caused him to look back. He in
voluntarily lowered his head. for on the
roof of the mail car were two mail
| clerks, a brakeman and the conductor
Of the train, each pointing a revolver
toward his head.
Don't shoot" he cried. II am no
| train robber. am only doing what
the engineer told me to do" and he
reached for the whistle cord and sound.
ed the station whistle.
In few minutes all of the men were
In the cab, and Mike began setting the
air brakes. He did II so well that the
long train came to full stop at the
platform. and the passengers flocket
out Of the cars and surrounded the
engine. The mail clerks told then
about Mike, and a passenger took NJ
a contribution for him.
In the meantime the conductor hat
telegraphed the story of the hold.up t
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
Mai. Shirts, of Course.

Famous old Gov. Henry A. Wise of
Virginia was directly or indirectly the
source of many a good story. Here is
one that | do not think has found its
way into print: One day at a political
gathering he was approached by we'll
dressed individual who shook hands
warmly with him. The Governor was
bit bothered and confessed he could
not recall the handshaker's name.
"Why, you must remember me. Gov.
ernor," said the latter. Pm from Rich.
mond. l made your shirts"
why, Of course" said the Governor,
with all politicians tact. Gentle.
men. this is my very excellent neigh.
Dor, Maj. Shirts. ."-Washington Post.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24

banks jrst before the migration h..,-
and these caught in the nortbarr ' ~
ters after it is completed, have san, ~ !
their stomachs, and that the sons !
discharged after the arrival of tba a.
at the southern banks on the re.n -
migration. In proof of this it is sto., ,,
that the sand found in the fish -
differs in color and quality from 4
of the bottom where they are car,b.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24

At a recent meeting of the Royal Socl-
ETY. Of Edinburgh. Nature reports that
Prof. John G. McKendrick pronounced
these words in the presence of a phono-
graph which was working backward:
"Arruhnide fo Eetisrevenu." When the
instrument was turned in the proper di-
rection the audience was startled at
hearing the machine say, university
of Edinburgh"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
RadiOoranhy in Biology,

The new kind of photography, to
which the discovery of the N-rays has
given rise, has already been expert
mentally applied to the study of biol
ogy. In Germany not only the bones
but the heart, lungs and windpipe of n
mouse have been successfully photo
graphed in their normal positions, and
something similar has been done in
this country. This is clearly great aid
in the study of animal physiology.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
Signalling to Mars.

Mr. Nikola Tesla has recently suggest
ed the possibility of transmitting cleo
trical impulses, not only to every part
of the earth. but even TO distant plan
etS-tO Mars, for instance. a connect
ing wre he says, is not needed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
HOt-Ham HepOisn,

A Pollsh officer, now dead, who car
to the United States soon after tbo p+
slams suppressed the Polish inmrra'
tion under General ChlOpicki in 100,
used to tell with much zest tbo sts
of his promotion from the ranks n
was a private of cavalry when cbIS
picki's retreat began. The trooDS h,
made Il weary night march, and wo,
in bivouac for breakfast. when scor,I
brought word that they were Aims,
surrounded by Russian force, InSt.r,
ly the Poles hurried to their saddl,,
mounted, and sought way of eScans
The young cavalryman had been hill
ing some pieces of ham for himself h
camp kettle. Anxious to save nj,
bacon he dumped the half-boiled mo,,
into his saddle-bags, and Joined hi,
companions. Two minutes later ri,
horse became restive, at a most inOpDO,
tune moment. for on surmOunung a
ridge the Poles had found themSelvs|
confronted by Russian force of IN.
fantry.
There was but one thing to be done
The Russian line must be broken
through at once. 1t was being rapidly
REINFORCED. If the Poles should fail
to cut their way out at the first charge
they must all be captured.
On they rushed at the order to charge
and now our young troopers horse had
become fairly frantic and quite uncO1.
trollable. He sprang away far in ad.
vance of the charging line. The rider.
determining to make the best fight be
could, swung his sabre, took a stronger
grip with his knees. and gazed hard at
the face of the Russian he expected 10
be launched against.
Just then volley hurtled into The
charging line, but the foremost hOrsp
and rider escaped unharmed. A few mo-
mentS and they were upon the enemy
Usually a horse refuses to leap at bayO
nets. but this one jumped furiOusy a
the kneeling front rank, and such wal
the momentum and fury of the beas
that the Russians just in his front los
nerve, broke. and gave him entrance
Through the gap just made Othe
Poles sprang moment later. Shlkn
right and left. they widened the breaCt
and in ten seconds the Russian infantr
was demoralized. The Poles escape
with slight loss, and it was not long b
fore the young leader Quieted his steet
dismounted and found chance to el
anime his self-cooled ham.
A few hours later the Polish gener
of cavalry rode up to the captain Of Il
troop that had so distinguished itSel
complimented him, and said: by Il
way, captain. who was that splend
young officer that led you all in?"
He wasn't an officer; that was on
one of my boys
Not an officer! May the bullets strl
me if LdOn't make him one! Call hi
out he at once"
The general shook hands with 4
youth. promoted him to a lieutenan
then and there, and gave him place
his staff.
Some days later, when the capta
called at headquarters. he sought
the new lieutenant, whom he fOu
dolefully contemplating his unsaddl
horse, which had Il huge, raw sore
each side.
"What on earth is the matter W
your horse?' asked the captain.
"Oh, nothing much"
But what made those terrible sore
"The same thing that made me IL
tenant" said the hero. "A big chunk
hot ham in each saddlebag; but, for
love of the saints, don't tell the gene
or the boys"
Cats Wanted in Oregon.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24

1t is reported from Paris, where
pneumatic tires have been introduced
on some of the cabs. that in conse-
quence of the lessened shock to the We
hicles, the cost of repair has been re-
ducod 30 per cent. to say nothing Of the
saving to the nerves of passengers and
the muscles of horses
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
A Comets Double Tail.

Photographs of Perrine'scomet, which
was visible during the last winter, show
that it had two tails, one straight and
the other curved sharply backward.
According to the views of the Russian
astronomer, Bredechin, the straight
tail probably consisted of atoms of hy-
drogen, and the curved tail of atoms of
iron.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24

A trout of the Lochleven species
weighing l1& pounds and measuring
. feet inches in length and l6A inches
in glrth, was recently taken in King.
horn Loeb.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24

AS soon as any one commences taking
a prominent part in anything, people
commence picking at him.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-09-24
Bioomerites Must Pay Mems Prices

What is claimed to be the mosl e.
pensive thermometer in the world ID ~ =,
use at one of the large universities y
is an absolutely correct instrun@ens @
with graduations on the glass so W. W..
that it is necessary TO use n masulD'
to read them. The value is SlO'UV"
People are not easily shocked ai"
they are fifty years old.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29

odbyvali statni konvenci svou pou-
deli Paducah pfiiate platforme
prohlasili Sc co nejroxhodn6ii proti
zamyalen6mu schvalenf platformy
demokratickych a pro ma
vrzenf samostatnych cekancd presi-
deutstyf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29

titi malt sekFetAl vnils ror
hodl min, ttdne, IL sno, nAslsd.
kpm hehol masi nyhi ossdniet
dotydni mimo sAkonem as,anoven6
tkasky dalAfah tt.as neb 10 ath -
AIR aplauti, tehoi psk ttas
phjds 40 pokisdny spolsovt, ,sbytsk
pax paIds m ddet fonda IndiAeskt.
no.
statitIka teIeraltni
MeslssAtnt komia dopfayni VIDA
ns byla podAlksm tfdne vtfodni tpfA
Va o sisyu islesnic roee, koneiefm
80, tsfvnem foku minuItbo . syIf
mAma . thie nAsledaItci saIima.
yosti Dnem 30. 6eryna 1895
naIesalo 80 100 drAh ~ ,ssb milemi
ieIernianich trait fukou sprAyce
konknfsni pods,a,y. kapiiAl drkh
ttch,o obnAiel $4,000. 900, 600, nebo
II q. aa,a procsnt veskerdho sapitAlu
ielenniinfho. zslernidnich trait bylo
y soustatt koncem roku oolkem $50,
Gb7 mil, nepoditaje ' to vsak ifa,i
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29

setmsaf ealln, Smith. sydal
Aieri iI0ute otssAtsat rpthoinuti
s.hletem \ p0Hmhbm ~ Otos d
missouri fsaefyaaieh Nebfaaae
= kahsts slae hsiidli samlaaii.
aby o,hAmil g.ainishm nt pp,em
elah ltub asasehim, Atefi atlasoo
splAtka - sahfshi posstnek dIaihi
lsoa. sby tepto dlph gbl a. deyads
sAii dnh tspIstill, Iibak ~ D poremky
ony piihlgu fsok dluibB ~ 10 ~
ka bade i'm saak pfominut
ilafafl parade.
v Chiuagu odhigAna vp w. atfpdu
Vpdsf andlfofiu pofada pfeduieh
tiarll.k feh dsmpsfta Illinois, IN
dlahy, Ohio. Mssoufi. Kentucky,
Michigan, MInaesoty, Wiso5osiau.
lpwy . Nsbrssky "a bdelem foahod
mutt - o tom, ada nsIAstni konvence
nAtodnl syoIans bgti nh . yhheo II.
ktho possayani slatsfati dem0kfalt
v naalayaltoi Rampant pfesidentsk6
fsujmoati mali
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29
Pozemkove lfadovny

Bismarck, Huron, PIERCE, Cham
berlain, Rapids City, s. d., a
O'Neill, Neb., uv6domeny We stfe.
du o dhlezit6m rozhodnutf odboru
vnitroxemniho vzhledem k obno
sam, jakez plaeeny byti must "a
pozemky, jez odstouple reservaci
Sioux midland zaujmuty byly. Do
sud placeno pfi vyxvedovanf pa.
tenth po sl,25 "a akr Ia vsechny
pozemky, JED zaujmuty byly pred
10. inorem 1893 rs eta. IA katds
akr, raujmuty mezi 10. dnorem
1898 10. inorem 1895 a penfre
tyto pfipisovany k dobsu Indianam
jakozto splatka "a on6ch ii, 100000
pozemkh, JED T. 1890 SpojenSm
stAtdm odstoupeny byly. Die I'd.
kona must kazdS, kdot domovinu
81 raujmul, ale dffve ned peti le-
tech patent obdrteti chce, po sI.25
"a akr raplatiti a vznikla otA.ka,
zdali osadnfci ma Sioux reservaci
tuto castku pfipad6 takovem mi.
mo obnosu IndiAnam urdeneho pla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29

pobooni, nimiz 236,S94 mil trait
bylo. Ztfzencn zelezni6nich zam6st
navano bylo o 5426 vice nez pred
rokem. Kapital, v zeleznicfah ulo-
aenS,obnaael slo,9s5, ,sOs, 1876. B6zne
dluhy drah obnasely seio $50, 1856.
Hruby pfijem obnAsel 81 ,o75 s7l.462,
Z 6ehoz bylo 1859, 24e. lsoza dopravu
cestujfcfch. Vydanf obnAselo $780,.
72o,4l5. - o sivot pfislo 1871 zff-
zencb aelexnionich a $40 cestujicich.
Procento zabitf pfi cestujfcich jest
neobyceine malym, nebor pfisel
zivot jeden 2,924,s ,ss2 cestujfcfch,
drahou jedoucfch.
Stavku
prohlasilo ater5 v New Yorku,
Brooklyn6 Brownsville bratrstvo
krej6ovske, nasledkem eehoz pres
$4,000 krej6d prace nsnechalo. =
Stavka prohlaaena proto, an mzda
snfsena 90 al 25 procent, mimo de-
hoi potsdovana prace vice jak desc
tihodinovA.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29
Nedstaynim

prohlasen byl We stfedu soude
spolkovem ST. Paul iowskS zakon,
jims prodej cigaret zakazovan. Roz.
hodnutf toto opodstatneno tim, &c
pry cigarety povaaovau dluzno IN
zboai obalu pdvodnim, TAX ze pro
del jich zakazati sc nemdse, nema- Ii
tim zakon o obcho1u meaistatnfm
pfestoupen byti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29

mis'o ahy M dtaf fossm fsstavil,
fyehlsli lsAtt leti ehitl sasissil
iepfve isnhfkls, kdyi bodAs mu DO
slehns vfalsn. slpoistnost nsbiiIa
ahssalieim. H. yAeeky and daloiky
sptl do pfAee piijmc - mimi psk o
yyliteni aiihosti sylednAyali buds,
lst s,AshAli odmitli tab admits .
ptohlAaiIi, h. DO pfAcs 80 nsvfksi,
iokad uaii Isjioh usnAnf se neIo
Hane.
... t'feda ksaaa@.
Die spfAvY sla,ai hospodAiskd
disdovny bylo podasi % oeIt min.
tflsn veAssftma cseni plisnI,t .
nlAait pomoisno byIo dos,ssisiimi
.e detti sorut, Ieiii,o dobfG droda
nynt ~ ssjiA,tnou Isat. pastviny
luka jaou s.avu vtbofpem a sklireh
sena bnde plshojnou. v dAs,i sApad.
NJ Isou lnt Iii skondeny die spfAy
o yf.ledku nlAoent le paeniee jako.
I'll yfbornt. ufoda lntn6ho semene
bnde dobrou
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29
Dosnd se boufi.

V CIevelandu doslo dterS veeer
u dilen Brown Hosting Works k
opetne vYtrzuosti. Stavkafi po6li
totiz hazeti kamenfm po milicacfob,
sluzbu tam konajicich a Ieden mich
byl kamenem zasalen zemi sra
Zen. Jakmile SO wei pill, uchopil
pusku stfelil sm6rem, odkud kAmen
pfilet6l, 6em1 ostatnf mili6aci jej
nAsledovali. = T6hol ve6ers poranen
byl tam voiinem brzdaz poulidnf
drahy. Diva siaykafi, ktefi pro W.
iranost zatceni byti m6h. skocili na
kAru, prast kolem jedouci . brzdat,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-29
MOVE zpRAyY nOMACI.
Kronilxn udalosti.
Oloupena zenou.

Pani G. K. CummiDgsova Bosto.
nu. naleyajici ne ma cest6 do San
Franciska, oloupena byla Cicero,
ILL.,, kdez ma vlak 6ekati musela .
sice, jak sc podoba, oloupena byla
zenou, jejimzto baraku nalezeaa
byla. Po vys.oupenf vlaku byla
zastavena jistou pani Johnsonoyou,
kteraz poblfz nadrazi bydlf nabfd.
nuto il ma chvili pohostinstvf. Vse,
ma co dale Sc pamatuie, jest, ae byla
il nabfdnata sklenka piva, po vypitf
kterez vodomf pozbyla a kdyz pax
druhGho dne Ease v6domf nabyla,
shledala sc bSti oloupenou to jak o
penfze a klenoty, TAX o zelexnicnf
lfstek. $50 Johnsonova byla zatcena.
Slavnosti ' Clevelandu
ma pamatku stolete vyro6nice zalo-
zeni mesta, zahajeny byly hterS
velkolepym koncertem, kteryt We
s,fedu nasledovaa byl oslavon dne
zakladatelh a We 6tvrtek oslavou due
novoanglickeho. Dnes slaven jest
den bicyklista. Pofad dalsich slavno.
sti Jest nAsledovnim: 27. Gee, zayo-
dy konf. 2s. Gee, den zen. 81 Gee.
den prvnich osadnikh 80. Gee, den
zapadni oSady. Od 10. do IA. srpna,
regatta yacht. Cd "a. do 81. srpna,
tabor Rytifd Pythia. Cd 7. do o.
xAff, historicka konference. 10. zafi,
onlava vit6zstyi Perryho.
Povodne Kentucky.
Y Frankfort, KY, oznamovano v
iterS, Ee okoli tamnf navstfveno bylo
prudksmi lijaky. nasledkem iichz ve-
skery potoky rozvodneny nesmfrn6
skody sphsobeny, nebor tisfce akrd
rolf bylo ratopeno a mnoho mostti
odplaveno. Neivetsf skody sphso.
beny udoli Benson, We Franklin
Co., kdes rnaony podet pffbytkh far.
mer-kych odplayen a pokud znamo.
dive rodiny o II clenech pii tom uto
naly.
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IL satsssAss
IUHs ~ wsaAtt
bs~sss a.
"a aamasns
oRiAsBo rsrrf.
Css. oonmsy
~ .sss.ts,s st,siAa
i0EL ftpFh
nalss cpasiy
a. ssslt.
y % uEntrsn
srksi.. esasi
"a postsiaiss
O. y oAagY
Fa~Bss ceabY
IA aarisaniho
A. .. CHURCHILL
naagias ooaaiy
n. ssAsniho ssoldaRaree
II, n. coRaETT.
Yors coab,y
n ksmisafr obse lossmka bnduy
II, O. RusaEfIs
oaIfsn County.
IA sieny vrehniho soudu
RoBKRT RYAN
rAdsms County.
n. q. KTsEAfD.
Holt County.
IA fidi,sIs ssslni unisersity
w.d. wHTTMoRg,
Douglas County.
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Kansalsm aaAfm bradford, Y
Aaa u, podhns iiefi siklaiiau ad.
born ptAvs, % meti iosAfnihy tam
aimi panoIs nemaIA nIos, nsd tim,
~ pro yibayu pfineefny Maud W
brAny vesmta iA,ky btaifoflsst, eoi
ryfaeaj prodeI ihtek - nasledek mi.
u bade,nehof panslyo analiokd, kteft
RADIO po foiiat tfAIovskd ~ opidt,
bude supoys,i nyni tam, kde kapuie
kfAIoyna, lJAle ayAdf konsaI We
ipfAvd ayt, a., 80 mody ~ ltds. pant
Anglidsne .on pfkyt takBmi, isko
Ameridsat 10 jAvai to,it pied
most shoii eirimn, pied sbotlm do
nkcim, AZ toto IepAtm . IevntjAim
Issi,
RepubIltAui missearAti
fahAllli We Htfedn sthtni kanyenei
syou We Springfield a. prvy don
nayykonAno dplnt niteho, nehor W.
bor ma lissipy poyttujici se rpravou
syou hotoy nebyl Ia TAX rasedani na
dtyrick odrodeno byli maselo. = DO.
hodnutf doeiIeno bylo tepryo dopo.
lednc, nsde1 pfikrodeno X pFiIc,f
plsiformy, kteroui echvaluje 40 6pl.
nd pla,forma narodni a odsuxnje 40
nyn6jsI platforma demokraticka, ja.
koito pry5 krok k anarchiumu. -- IN
gntern6ra nagrzen X. j.. Lewis .
Henry Go.
RepubIigant West. ,lrginsu
odbyyal statuf syon konvenci ye
stfedu Paikersburgu a nominovali
tekance pro vseohny dfady statni,
= q. w. Atkinsonem "a guverntra
v cele Konvenc' dodano zvlastnf
zaifmavosti tim, be pfedsedou jeifm
byl senator Elkins, kteryz, al sam
majitelem dolf stfibrnych, pfec jen
proti svobodne a naobmezene razbG
stfibra SO vyslovil a menu zdravou,
plnocennou hajil. o otazce To vyja.
drill SO mezi jinym nasledovnd: =
"Jsem t6zitolem stffbra po vice jak
10 rokf pfirozen6 jsem tudfz jeho
pfftelem jsem pro Dejsirsf uzf.
vanf jeho co penez. Zajmy me
vyzadovaly by ma mnG, abych byl
pro svobodnou a neobmezenou razbu
stfibra byl bych pro nj, kdybych
byl pfesvedcen, ze jest to praktic-
kfm neb mo2nym, aneb ze zaklada
30 ma zdravYch zasadach. Lide, agi-
tujfci zajmu stffbra a pozadujfci
svobodnou raabu jeho pomeru 1871,
kdy vlastn6 pom6r ceny jeho jest
3l:l, jsou nejLorsfmi ieho nepfateli,
nehlede aui ma skodu, jakaz zemi
spasobena by byla. Nebyl jsem pro
omen odstavec zakona Shermanova,
jfmz koupe stffbra nafizovana, pone-
vadz, iako2to pfitel stfibra, v6d6l
jsem, ze tim t62ba jeho bude zv5sena
a tim cena iebo v trzfch klesne da-
vera n6j CO prostfedek platebnf
buie podkopana. A nasledky ty take
se dostavily."
Populiste kentu6h
odbyvali statni konvenoi svou pom.
deli Paducah pfiiate platforme
prohlasili Sc co nejroxhodn6ii proti
zamyslen6mu schvalenf platformy a
navrzenc6 demokratickych pro ma
vrzenf samostatnych cekancd presi-
deutstvf.
" Des Moines Ia, urnan itery
v soude spolkovem novinAf A. S.
Burnell z Marshalltown ylnnSm zpe.
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uzfvanfm posty. Burnell vydaval to.
til oasopis, jehof jedinkym cilem
bylo vymahani dluha cd neplata.
> Il Mount Pleasant, Pa, sd6luie
nam pfftel listu naseho, pan. Josef
Steh, ae koksovnach v Morewood,
naletejfcfch spolecnosti Southwest
Coke Co, propusteno bylo dne 90.
{. m. asi 100 uhlokopa q tolik t6t
koksafd. nasledkem rastaveni 275
pecf. spatns dkaz na lepsi casy.