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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
sris srteomann's sreiipre6ans,

Mm "a. Stunt fan0 in Berlin bor Der
eri item Straffammer bes 2anbgeri4ts l.
unter 8oriib oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gted
bic 8erbanolung Der Straha6e gegen 5riB
5%rieomann, ben %befannten friiberen Ser
liner &e9tsantpalt Itatt, unb 3tpar in benz
ielben &aume, in tpel6em 5rei6err b. 9amz
meritetn proaeiiirt unb perurt6eilt poroen
1T.
Bon 8orbeaur in Sranfrei9, po6in ii9
5rieomann geflii9tet bate, purbe er am
l. Stunt an 0euti9lanb ausgsliefert, unD
3tpar auf 9runb Der Nnflage bes Ser
trauensmiBbrau9es, Elm 8erge6en, bas mad
benz 5ptf9en 5ranfrei6 unb benz Oeut19en
Reib betsbenben Muslieferungspertrag
einen 4uslieferungsgruno bilbet. nnb nur
Ipegen oieies 8er9e6ens, ni9t aber ipegen
leiner 5a6lreiben S9pinbeleien fonnte
5riebmann, traft bes Quslieferungsbertra=
ges, in Berlin Dor Geri9t gefteQt tperben.
Der MISUNDERSTANDING 5rteomann's
beitanb in Der 9inter3iebuag Der 5000 Weart
Wlnoelgeloer, tpel9e Der S9netoermeiiter
Berger BEL inn binterlegt bate. Die @nt=
i9uloigung Sriebmann's, baB na6 benz
Wortlaut bes Reberfes, pelhen er Dem @elb=
geber a%usbdnbigte, Elm 9arle6ensoertrag,
aber tein Ntt Der 9interlegung %porliege,
tpuroe in 8orbeaur als %un5utreffenb ber=
t%porfen. Die 5000 Mart nebt 3infen unb
Soften ftno aber in3nif6en i'm Nuftra9e
oes 4ngeflagten an Berger ausge5ablt NOR
ben.
Der 8ts9iner Ae9tsannalt sSAtiaratb
&leinbol5, Der benz Nngeflagten in benz 8orz
perfabren our Seite Itanb, bate aus per1Dn=
li9en 9riinben Oabon Nb1tanb genommen,
i'm 8erliner 9auptoerbanolungstermin bic
8ertbeibigung gu fiibren. Griebmann fiibrte
oaber felbit feline Sadie.
Ser Nnorang 81 btefer S9luBber6dn6z
lung mar ungebeuer. ginlaBIu9snbe mubz
ten an ben Sbiren bon ben @eri9tsbienern
in Mafe 5uriidgepiefen nerbsn; unter i6nen
befano itb audi Die @attin bes Mngeflagten.
5rieomann nuBte i6arffinnig unb Be-
reot, tpenn au9 gar gu erregt = tpes6alb er
ben i'm le9r mtlo bebanoelnoen 9eri9tsprd@
iibenten mebrmals I'm Nabft9t bat = fol-
genoes bar5utbun: Die l1nterf9lagung Der
8erger'i3en MiinbelgelOer lei ibm in 5ol9e
pioerfpre9enber 3eugenausiagen ni9t na9=
gepieien tporben.
Der Staatsanipalt 6ugeeen be6arrte auf
Der Intlage uno beantragte 5tpei Sabre Sc
fdngniB, Do9 Der @eri9tsbOf fpra6 ben
4ngetlagten fret.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
@epaps &rtesserflarmme att sibet.

Mte aus &alfutta gemelbet nirb, bat Der
9arbar (Weiniterratb) BON g}epal Der Gez
gierung bes Dalai 2amas in 2bafia Die
Rriegsertldrung iibermittelt uno oamit ben
NnitpB gu 8erpidlungen gegeben, auf oeren
8erlauf man geipannt fein barf. 8eioe
tStaaten, bas 9imalapdtOnigrei6 Nepal i'm
Norben bon 8ritif9@ Snbisn, unb Sibet, Der
grpBe prieft ter taat i'm Siioneten bes dime
itihen &eibes, gab0ren 81 ben unbefannte@
item 2dnoern Der Grbe; Bis 6eute petteifern
betbe in Der riid 1i9tsloIeiten 9ur6fiibrun9
elmer po6l ein5ig baitebenoen N~biperrungsz
polttif. 9a Nepal aber Ieinem @egner an
Snteqigena, Maffenmaht unb @elDmittsln
bebeutenb iiberlegen TT, Diro Der Mussang
oes &rieges ieoenfaus fir Si6et ungiinitia
fein unb oielei9t gu elmer beferen Nufz
IhlieBung bteIes ge6eimniBpolen 2anoes
fiibren, befen 5auptitaot 9bafia felt flint
gig Sabren BON feinem @urppder me6r be-
treten tporoen tit. Die %ein3igen 26nber, nit
benen Sibet 8%eaiebungen unterbdlt, iinb bic
4tneiii9en propinaen &anl III i'm Norbo1ten,
S5eti9pan, befen Stattbalter i'm Namen
oes 4tneif9en &aiiers cine @9einberr=
f9aft iiber ben Dalai 2ama ausiibt, i'm
Siibpeiten, unb oas aOnisrei9 Nepal i'm
@iben. Oieie 8~e5iebunsen iinb inbeB nur
oberfld6li6 uno merben nur 1opeit gepflo=
gen, als Der 8ebarf an Waaren einen aeqen=
lsitisen Gastaui4 nDtbis maat; i'm ii6rigen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01

bieien bier eeborenen Surnern, ia BON Den
Sulnern, Die bereits Der britten beutf9en
Generation angebDren, fi6 ni9t gu f9enen
brau9ten, iih i'm beutiden &ei6stage ober
in irgeno elmer anberen pornebmen6eratben
ben &Drperf9aft beutf9er 3unge felbf NIT
ben gldn3enbiten Hebnern gu mefen."
Oieie 70 b061t entbuftaiif4e S9iloerung
aus 2ouisoiQe itebt in erfreulidem 9egenz
fabe 81 Der Wa6rne6mung, baB in 10 mani
4em INSTRUMENTATION Surnperein oas
iunge 8olf NIT 8orlie6e Gnglii9 f4paBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
aaadBatltd1e auhaots ataats- RettanR aelttttuoat I. anlt 1896.

Mir baben in @orftebenbem Derfn9t, To-
ipeit es 1i9 eben i'm Habmen elmer Summer
t6un ldBt, Die geftelten Srdgen gu beanttpora
ten. @ber, mir miifen bemerfen, baB bies
cine Nusnabme bleiben muB. 9enn IS 1T
gan5 unmOgli6, nit iebem Der 2eler ein5eln
feline 10 oft auf fali6en 8orausfebungen be-
rr6snben Nnii9ten ~bur63uge6en. @enn tie
bic Nrtitel in Der 3eitung nun a ufmertl am
le1en polten, tpirbe ibnen 8ieles ni9t 10
3peifelbaft iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01
Gbrmn8 clues brapcn 9cmti0=
Entertainers.

Der beut de Natip nal@ Nbgez
D rbnete 9 Il bon NeiD Orleans, Der
S9ul5eniobn BON Siirrbtim in 8aben, Der
treue beuti9e damn, nelber in Der lebten
GongreBz9iGt 10 re~beeemaltig gegen iebe
neue 8efGrdnfun9 Der GinpanDerung aufz
trat, 1T felt ieiner &iidfebr na6 Sem Or
leans bon elmer @n5abl bo9angeie6ener
bsutf9er 8iirger unb @ef9dftsleute our4
Elm Set beebrt porben, nobel Sacob 9aI=
finger, 9eraus9eber Der Stem Srlean1er
uOeutf4en 3eitung" ben 8oriib fibrte.
Na9 benz 5eitmabte bielt Der Stem Or
leanfer prebiger Stat 2eu9t Die 5etreos an
ben 9efeierten, in pel1er er betOnte: Die
Mttbiirger unb namentli9 bic beutl6en
ieien tol5 barauf, in Bud ais ibren @ertre=
ter i'm GongreB einen Mann 81 baben, Der
ben morali14en Mutb befibe, often unb ge>
gen Sebermann feline Nn1i9t gu perfeGten.
Sn feiner Gebe gu @uniten Der @intpanbez
rung babe 9err BUD ben 2euten, tpel9e iebt
pieoer bonn 5rembenbaB befalen perben,
Wabrbeiten gefa9t, bic i6ren 3ped ni9t
berfeblen tOnnten. g1o9 mebr als Der
S9pung unb bic 2ogit Der Hebe, babe bic
aQ9emeine 8etpunberung Der Wann felbft
erregt, Der bur9 feline Morte ben Mmerifaz
nern ben 8etpets lieferte, baB er als @tnge<
nanberter unb ais naturaliiirter 8urger
ben pabren Sim amerifanif6er Ginri9z
t1n9en unb ben ibealen N~mertfanismus
ri9tig b%egreife, abte unb betpunbere, unb
baB Der tpabre Sbealismus audi bier nod
nidt ausgeforben fet,
Muf biefe nit boQem 8eifaG aufgenomz
meme He6e antportete 6err Bud in ldngerer
g9ebe, in nel9er er bic 9efi6le f6tloerte,
nel4e i'm D%eranlaBten, i'm GongreB fir Die
~GinlpanOerung bas Dort gu ergreifen, OBJ
ppbl er ii9 elmer bebeutenben Sppoiitton
gegeniiber sefe6en.
Sen ct. 2ouifer Rationale bgeorbneten
8art6olbt, Der ouf Der Surnertaglabung in
louisville BON Surnerbriibern angegrttfen
purbe, neil er i4lieBli9 in cine 8iloungs=
8eOingung fir GtntpanOerer gepiQigt,
nabm Sud in @9uB. Die 8er5Dgerungsz
tattit bes 9errn 8artbplbt, mel9e f6lieBlt6
bic Nnnabme ieber etnpanOerung feinoliz
ben 8orlage berbinberte, lei bolfommen gez
redtfertigt gene1en; bur6 ltarre Sppoittton
in feiner Stelung als GOriiber bes Gin
neutrality-suspicious. tpiirbe 8ortbolot
bD91tens bic Mnndbme elmer Der 8orla9en,
tpsnn au6 gegen ieinen Wilen, berbeisez
fiibrt ba6en.
Gum S9luB duBerte 8ud, baB Nmerifa
nur bur9 bic anbauernbe ~@tnpanoerung
erpB getporben fet unb nur bur9 beren
0Sortbeftanb bas tperben t0nne, tpoau es be-
itimmt lei, ndmli4 bas sr0Bte aaer Sui
turldnDer.
Inter ben S6ei1nebmern an Der Seitli6>
felt befanb fi6 au6 Der iebige Moppr
5loper, Der als rHefOrmz9e motrat" BET Der
SEEM Srleunler @tabtpabl i'm Npril bteieS
eSSabres iiber Bud, nel6er, nenn au9 pioer
1einen MiGen, babel Der 8anbibat Der reguz
ldren 0emofraten mar, gefiegt bat. 5loper
feierte bas 8irten 8ud's i'm @ongreB uno
feline 5dbigfeit unb sGbrli4teit iiberbaupt
nit parmen Worten.f
Mtan barf alio bofien, baB Sud i'm Noz
Dember jebtsen Sabres nit gldn5enber
Mebrbstt in bas Nbgeorbnetenbaus bes
finfunofunf5isiten @ongrefes gepablt
mtrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01

9reibunbertunbfieb5ebn iunse NbbOfaten
Iinb am Montag alein in Nnn Nrbor fliigge
gepprben. Nimmt man bic 9rabuirten
aner Gam Colleges bes 2dnbes 3uiammen,
10 pirb bic biesidbrige Acknowledgement ii9
I6perli9 auf peniger als sebntauienb be-
laufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-01

*
Gs lit natiir1i6 ebenIo unm0glih, ouf ale
berarttgen prtraten Nnfrugen, tpel6e an bic
3eitung g~elangen, Nntport gu gsben, tpIe
IS unmDgli9 lit, uuf ieOsn in ilberfreunbz
li6en 3eitungen erf9einenDen Nrtttel 8e5ug
su ne6men unb bic burin dusgeipro4ene
NnIibt gu betdmpfen. @enn mir unter
nnberen bieie 3ul4rift CUR beIonoeren Sc
antportung beruusleIen, 10 gei3iebt es, neil
es benz @9reiber r%ffenbar burum 81 t6un
lift, gu einem rthtigen 8eritdnOniB Der Sa9e
au ~9elungen. Wtr npGen bes6alb feline
5ragen uno Nrgumente 10 gut pie mOgli9
gu beantporten fu9en.
@r frdgt 5und3t: @enn bic 9Olopdbz
rung eingefi6rt, ooer better, beitdttgt ntro,
10 ptrb iebenfuGs fem Silberbolar mebr in
ben Ser. Staaten geprdgt tperben, unb penn
bas Stl6er bunn nod me6r i'm preiIe 1inft,
mas iinb bann bic SilberbpGars, bic mir
ieBt i'm 1mlauf unb an 6anb 6aben?
Die Nntport lit: Die 9olbpG6rung Be-
ftebt tbatid9li6. Mit i6r 1T es uns obne
jebeS6pierigteit mOgli6 g~etpeIen, $50 Mtlz
Gionen Dollars papisrgelO, unb etpa 200
Millionen Dollars Silbergelb auf gei6em
Wertbe nit Sob gu er9alten. Cine S9piez
rigfeit, bies gu tbun, trat erft Elm, naboem
Dur6 6as Sberman59eIeb ni6t n1tr bas
@tl6ergelo, %ionoern AUDI bas Papiergslo UNI
me6rere bunbert MiGionen permebrt purbe.
gGiro Die 9olbpGbrung beitdtigt, 10 nirb
aueroings oorldufig tein @tIber msbr be-
bufs prdgung bon ben Ser. Staten anqez
fault perben, Obne baB Oes6al6 Elm tpeitersr
&iidgang bes Sil6erpreiIes ~not6tpenbig gu
erparten DGre. Wenigftens lit felt Gin
fteGung Der @tl6erprdgung feitens Der Ser.
@tdaten i'm Sommer 1894 Der Silberpreis
ettpas getiegen, N6er Inn 10 eber ptrb es
m0gli9 fein, ben @ertb alien 9elbes ouf
gIei9er Stufe gu balten.
9r. 6. frdgt ferner, Of Die Stl6erz
Dollars ni4t SiatgelO iinb, geraOe pie bus
i'm l1mlauf 6efinbIi9e PapiergeIO.
9arauf 1T Die Nntnort: Die Silberz
Dollars iinO alerbings 5iut@geIO, BEL benz
penigitens bic cine 9dlfte bes Wertbes
p6iat" 1T. Mit bieier 8ei4rantuns TT es
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
Literary Notes.

Mr.. VIII II. Low will have an article
in the September Mcclure embodying
his recollections of French painters
and painting, and his personal exper-
fences as an art student in Paris
twenty years ago. 1t will be illus
trated with reproductions of noted
paintings.
In "A Fatal Campaign" september
Midland Col. A. G. Hairy wildly
describes the pivotal battles of Frank
lin and Nashville. Mrs. c. +. Mclean,
who wrote stevenson at Gretz," tells
the Midland's readers of Senator
Foraker, of Ohio, and his charming
family, illustrating the paper with
latest photographs. Christmas Eve
and Christmas morning in Bethlehem
and Jerusalem is the inspiring theme
of n. Tjernagel.
The Monthly illustrator and Home
and County, New York. is delightful
The change in price of this high grade
magazine from 20 to 5 cents a number
is not noticeable in the quality of it's
illustrations or in literary features. 1t
is fully up to its own standard of ex-
cellence. which means considerable
The table of contents is varied enough
to meet the taste of the people and the
subjects treated of are diversified and
timely.
The September Ladies' Home Jour
nal--in a cover giving dainty sug-
gestion of early autumn-opens with
an interesting, chatty paper on 1.-THE
Personal Side of Dickens" in which
Stephen Fiske writes of the famous
author at home and as host. A new
study of the novelist by Alice Barber
Stephens illustrates and well supple
ments the article. A feature of much
the late Harriet Beecher Stowe, repro
duced in fac-simile.
The close of the vacation season and
the taking up of the duties of school
life once more are signalized in the
September number of st. Nicholas.
Miss Agnes Repplier contributes u
sketch entitled AT School Hundred
Years Ago" in which she shows how
much better treatment is accorded
children to-day than was the lot of
their great-grandmothers Quoting
from the accounts of the girls of long
ago, Miss Repplier draws picture of
school life at the close of the last cen
tury that is far from attractive. School
rooms were extremely cold in winter,
discipline was rigid to degree and
the girls were strapped to fend;sh
contrivances to make them stand
erect
Appleton's Popular Science Monthly
will contain an abstract of the recent
studies of Enricco Ferri on Homicide
among both savage and civilized men
with some consideration of "crime
among animals"
In the September Century Mrs.
Amelia +. Barr begins two-part trag-
edy of the Shetland islands, entitled
prisoners of Conscience" The story
is based on actual experience with the
serious character and strong faith of
the fishingfolk of Shetland, and is
striklngly illustrated by Louis Loeb,
whose studies were made among the
scenes of the story.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
Sons OF Veterans at Louisville.

Louisville, Ky, Sept. s. The en-.
campment of Sons of Veterans, which
begins III this city Tueseay. is expected
to be one OF the most successful ever
held by that organization. Unusually
low rates from all directions have been
secured and as these rates apply to
visitors as well as the octual partici-
pants, a large attendance is assured.
Several of the officers of the organi-
zation, including Quartermaster-Ge Gen.
eral X. Lobenstein ond Assistant Quar-
termaster-General Sanford Of Chicago,
are her. already.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK

During fire at Benton Harbor,
Mich. wall fell, burying twenty
firemen in the ruins. Eleven of the
number were killed, while four others
We're badly injured. The fire was a
fierce one and at one time threatened
to take the town. hut with the aid of
firemen from st. Joseph it was
quenched
1t is said that Germany, Austria and
Russia have agreed to an arrangement
looking to the partition of Turkey.
At the recent state election in Ar
kansas General Daniel w. Jones was
elected governor of Arkansas, and the
entire democratic states ticket was
successful by una iorities averaging
about 10000, the largest ever given in
the state.
Ii Hung Chang spent two days look
ing over the city of Washington.
The special tribunal Tor the trial of
the authors of the recent outrage in
Constantinople, resulting in the killing
of several thousand Armenians, opened
n few days ago. Indictments against
LAB Mussulmans and Armenians We're
handed in by the public prosecutor.
The G. A. r. encampment, in session
at Minneapolis. elected Thaddsous S.
GARRISON, of Omaha, commander in
chief
Ex-Governor Francis. of Missouri.
began his duties as secretary of the
interior on the 4th.
At its Minneapolis session the G. A.
Il. encampment decided to hold the
next meeting at Buffalo.
1t is said the British consul at Man
lila, capital of the Philippine islands,
has wired Hong Kong for assistance
on account of the revolt against
Spain. A gun boat was ordered sent
there
At Fleetwood Park. New York, John
r. Gentry defeated Robert j., Frank
Agan and Star Pointer in the fastest
harness race on record, stepping the
first heat in 2:O3sl, the second in 2:O3 4
and the third in 2:O314. All the
finishes were very close and exciting
and the contest was from every point
of view a great one.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
DEAD TRAIN RosRER FOUND.
Engineer IngIes, Who Shot Him Down.
Is Compliment

Sacramento, Cal, Sept s.-An at
tempt was made Saturday night to
hold up the overland express train at
Webster, six miles west of this city.
The engine was in charge of Engi-
neer +. Ingles and Fireman Patrick
Burns. AS the train approached
Webster, six miles west of Sacramento.
man crawled over the tender and.
covering the engineer and fireman
with pistol, compelled them to stop
the train. The man guarded the en-
gineer, while an accomplish, who had
been waiting, prepared to rob the
train. Engineer Ingles, seeing his
captor off guard, shot him dead a nd
ran the train into Sacramento.
A large force of men is securing the
country in search of the escaped rob-
Der. The attempted hold-up took place
near the same place as the robbery in
which Bandit Jack Brady secured $50
900 about year ago. The train was
crowded with passengers and there
was large amount of money in the
express car.
Two thousand people viewed the re-
mains of the dead train robber, but
no one identified him. No trace of the
other two robbers has yet been found.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
Indiana Minea MaY Omen.

Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. s-Presi,
dent Talley of the Indiana bituminous
operators has furnished statement
for the public in regard to the mining
situation. He says: LAS president of
the Operators association, simply
voice the unanimous sentiment of our
members in refusing to be cajoled or
driven into paying price Tor mining
which would reduce the tonnage of
the Indiana mines two-thirds, and give
the miner one ton instead of three, or
go cents of earnings, against 81. SIS, the
latter being at the rate of SIS cents,
which we stand ready TO pay" He
makes the threat that miners will be
imported from other fields if the men
DO not soon accept the So cent rate.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
PALMER AND BUCKNER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. THE bolti

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. The boltina
'sOund money" democrats were called
to order at 1890 p. IN. by Senator
Palmer, of Illinois. After prayer was
offered and the call read, the report
of the committee recommending ex-
governor Flower, of New York for
temporary chairman, was adopted.
At the close of Chairman Flowers ad-
dress the states We're called for the Sc
lection of members of the committees
on credentials, rules and resolutions.
The convention then adjourned until
p. IN.
At i:26 the report of the committee
on credentials, stating that there
were SPA delegates present, represent
ing forty-one states and three ter
and adopted. The committee on per-
manent organization recommended
Senator Gallery, of Louisiana, for
chairman and j. II. Wilson, of Indiana,
for secretary. Senator Gallery made
a brief address, after which John p.
Irish, of California, was called for.
At the close of his remarks adjourn
ment was taken to IL a. IN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 3.-The convcn-
ton was called to order at ll:4O, and
upon being called for w. c. p. Breck-
inridge, of Kentucky, addressed the
delegates. He was followed by f. w.
Lehman, of st. Louis. Senator Villas
reported the platform and it was
adopted. The convention then pro-
ceeded to the nomination of a candidate
for president. The names of Henry
Watterson, of Kentucky; John NJ.
Palmer, of Illinois; and General Bragg
of Wisconsin, were placed in nomina-
ton. Palmer was nominated on the
first ballot.
The convention proceeded to the
selection of candidate for vice-presi-
dent and General Buckner, of Ken
lucky, was nomipated by reclamation
Resolutions giving the national COM
mittee power to exercise the offices of
the convention offered by Broadhead
OF Missouri. were adopted. They also
instructed the committee to see that
the names of the candidates were
placed on the ballot in every state.
Adjourned sine die.
The national committee held meet
ing Immediately after the convention
adjourned. 1t was decided to have an
executive committee of nine to manage
the campaign, and w. ID. Bynum was
elected without opposition for the
chairman of the committee. Mr..
Bynum was appointed to select the
other members of the committee.
John Z. Frenzel, of Indianapolis, was
chosen for treasurer, and the choice of
secretary was left with the committee.
Both the presidential and vice-pres-
idential candidates will be notified Of
their nomination In Louisville on
September ~. Headquarters of the
executive committee will probably be
located in Chicago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
MOB LOSES PRISONERS,
Three Negroes Captured AZ Homestead,
Pa, Narrowly Escape Lynchinp

Pa, Narrowly Escape Lynching.
Pittsburg, Pa, Sept S. -Prompt ac-
ton by the police authorities prevent
ed probable lynching at Homestead.
Early Sunday morning four negroes
broke into the residence of William
Marsh, prominent picture dealer of
Homestead, for the purpose of rob-
berry. They entered the sleeping
apartment of Mr.. Marsh's three daugh-
tiers, and upon discovery they fed.
One of them, Isaac Mills, jumped from
the second story window and was so
badly hurt that lie will probably die.
The others We're arrested soon after
and pl ced in the lookup. The feel
ing against the negroes was intense
and crowd of above 300 had planned
to lynch them, but the police officials
Struggled them out of town and lodged
them safely in Jail in this city.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
John X. Gentry.s Fast Mile.

New York, Sept. 4.-John r. Gentry
defeated Robert j., Frank Agan and
Star Pointer in the fastest harness race
on record Wednesday at Fleetwood
park, the gallant little son of Ashland
Wilkes stepping the first heat in 2:03s4
the second in 2:03A and the third in
1.O3K
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
Canadian Gold Coming In.

New York, Sept. 5.-Thursday it was
announced that the British Bank of
North America would ship $1,000,O00
of gold from Canada, swelling the
amount already engaged for shipment
to this country 10 over 50. 100000.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
Michigan Copper Production.

Houghton, Mich, Sept. 5.-The Au-
gust copper production of reporting
mines was as follows; Atlantic. 269
tons 995 pounds; Franklin, 151 tons $50
pounds; Quincy, $50 tons ,4S0 pounds;
Wolverine, 100 tons 1885 pounds.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
Cochran to Speak In Omaha.

Omaha, Neb., Sept. S. -Bourke Cocx-
ran wired accepting the invitation of
the Nebraska. gold-standard men to
speak in Nebraska. He will make his
first speech in Omaha Sept IA. Ar
engagements are being made for mag
ni6cent demonstration.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
Far Easier.

II is generally easier for a wife to
90 upstairs and find something for her
husband in bureau drawer than il is
for her to put the drawer in order
again after he has found it.-Somer-
Vile Journal.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15
WIN Meet at Indianapolls.

Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 3.-The SUI
preme Lodge Knights of Pythias de-
cided that the next meeting will be at
Indianapolis on the fourth Tuesday in
A"gust, 1898.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-09-15

A punctured bicycle tire Is a aat
failure.
Is a lantern-jawed man light com.
plexioned?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-12-16
Drowning Near Nashua.

Saturday morning the bodies of two girl.
and boy, aged Z, s and II respectively
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farms.
worth of Brookline, N. H., were taken
from the old mill pond there. The chill
dren started Friday at the usual hour to
attend school some distance away, and
stopped to play on the ice, which gave way
They carried dinner with them, and it was
not until dark that their failure to return
was noticed. An investigation was at once
started, and it was ascertained that the
children had not been at school. A search
of the surrounding district was immediate.
ly made, and at late hour the ice on the
mill pond was found broken. Saturday
morning nearly the whole population turned
out and a'ter long search the bodies were
found in the water. Edward Farnsworth
father of the drowned children, disappeared
soon after the bodies were found, and was
found that night about three miles south Of
Peterborough. He was apparently insane
and unable to give any account of his dis
appearance.