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century.
any fren's," said the orator, as he
wiped his heated brow and took drink
of water, 'woman has gone en- gittin mo-
independent an sassy an dedicated until
she am what we know her to be today.
She am purity an sweet. She ken kick
seben feet high. She kin ride a buckin
boss an swim de rapids of Niagary She
can spin bike, make a speech, fry pam
cakes, climb tree and preach a ser
mon. Tremendous applause, during
which Shindig Watkins swallowed a
peach stone and had to be hung out of
II alley window She writes poetry,
helps to make de laws, talks polytics,
sits on de jury, patches our breeches, in
hoocnces congress an splits de wood fur
de kitchen stove. Intense agitation. |
De Lawd bless woman. Let 'em put a
ticket in de fieldl Let 'em organize an
strive fur vict'ry. Let cherry multitude
voice realize dc combinashun of de per.
rigrinashun an walk upto de ensanguined
ballot box an deposit vote fur de con
sanguinity of de emancipation constitu-
tionality." Carloads of applause and
boots of appreciation lasting five minutes
after the orator disappeared
"My fren's." said Brother Gardner,
when he could make his voice heard,
"mebbe de next president will be wo-
man, an mebbe not We will break the
meetin' in two an go home an think
about i" NJ. QUAD.
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It has been said that William len
nings Bryan of Nebaaskn, won fame
in hour" by his add ON ths. "a if ia.
congress ia March, 1902 baI j rs9
for fame began twelve yeaEs loE
that date, for he was a studS 5f ;fss II
cal economy at very early age and Wa
on the stump before ne was old enoupi
TO vote. Mr.. Bryan was born in Salem.
HI, March 10, 1900 His father was !,
prominent lawyer and a circuit court
judge. Young Bryan graduated Mt the
Illinois college and at the Union Law
college; then he married Miss Mary f.
Baird. and Tut out his shingle as an
attorney. His total income for the first
six months was sos; after that nc had A
fine practice. His wife had also been
admitted to the bar, and she is in more
senses than wives usually are a HELM
meet TO her husband They have a
delightful little home and several bripht
children.
Mr.. Bryan is smooth faced. eIean
cut, handsome man, fine speaker and
a ready debater. He is an ardent tariff
rcformer. Stree his retirement iron,
congress he has been active upon 5cca.
sions in spreading the free silver pro
paganda all over the grea, west aud
down into Mexico. He never fails 10
secure converts. He began his con
gressional career BY carrying an over
wheiminglv republican district bv ? 600
majority. Although his views on
finance are At variance with those of
some of the great democratic states.
men, recent developments have shown
that he is advance rather than in the
rear OF democratic progress As long
ago rs May, 1895, in speech ia Missouri
Mr.. Bryan said lie believed the demo.
cratic party would take its position n
tile next national convention and deel,re
III its platform for the free coinage OF sil.
YER at 10 to i.
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Public spirit
is It dead

The Brooklyn Eagle Is one
Of the most careful and in
telligent American papers. #
you do not believe it, send
for a copy and judge for your
self. Here is what it says
about colored tea:
"This whole business Of adulteration
o. our food and drink has gone too far.
Il h one Of the meanest and most con-
temptible forps of cheating, and one
probably realize. II the foreigners will
not send Us honest measure and honest
goods, let the protectors Of our health
bold another Boston Tea Party, and
maako an example that the prisoners
will remember New York harbor
would hold q good deal Of alleged
tea"
You needn't be so violent
as our forefathers had to be.
There is an easier and sim
pier remedy for everybody:
SeAillimgs Best. pure and
money-back tea, at your gro
GERS.
Good food, good life; SehiIling's
Best coffee, baking powder, soda,
spices, seasoning, havoring-extracts-
sNIre and unonev-hacked
AS6AiLsSK g ComAasy .Sa~ Francisco
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lIOw,s THlsY

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
ANY case of Catarrh that cannot be cured Nv
Halls Catarrh Cure
FL. CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo. q
We, The undersigned, have known u. !
Cheney for the last l1sears. and believe him
perfectly hohorablAsH all business trausac.
tions, aud tnanciaz bile to carry OUT an,
obligation mad t assm. ''
WEST & THuA1 saal druggists, Toledo
q. $3.50 ssss,
WALDINeS Es3& MARVIN. Wholesale
Druggists T1Ies6, 81
Halls hsatetfh Care is taken INTERNALLY, act.
Ing direetly Upon the blood aud mucous snr
faces Of fhe system. Prico 75c per bottle
Sold byr9ll Druggists. Tsstimonials free,
Hall'sfauEilY Pills are the best
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Jones-i know the kind Of tariff the
people need.
Smith-What is itp
Jones-lt's a heavier tariff ON IN.
midity.-Texas SITTER.
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WeHrge Nytas,orD's
9aHpf= &ifefei in San glutonio

WGen inbufrielIen @tabliRements,
lpeIde groBe @efdbe u0tbis baben, 10.
ipie 0ieb3ddtern, Garmern unb agen
Denen, bic @iiterneu gebrau6en, III
8eorg Manbrp's renommirte Dampf,
tiiferei-in Der 9anbelsmeIt unter benz
Namen "San Antonio Tank Factory"
tstannt. beitens 3u rmpfe5leu. Serr
Wfanblp, Elm Ja9mann III Der Giifes
rel, Der aud mebrere flr bieielbe febr
pibtise grfinbunsen In 8e3us auf
Ma19inen gemadt bat, liefert cine 10
por3hglibe Nrbeit, baB noG ME elm
8abeI gegen bieieIbe laut gemorben if.
Ssin &uf aIs Gabrifant. Der es nit
irgenb ginem in ben Ser. Staaten
aufnebmen tann, eritredt ii6 melt iiber
bic @renasu bes Staates binaus unb
auftrdge temmen ibm felblt aus ben
entlegenfen 8betIen Meritos 3u.
S9reibt um 8atalose unb preis'
liffcn, bic gratis periaabt werben.
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lttnlmung. @ie that ieet eini9e 5ra@
gen naf SIZES @obnung, ibrer bdltss
liden @inridtung- Srasen BET oenen
@5raf Qiefen drgerlid idwies uno NIT
BEN Singeril auf ieiner Defe troms
mette, er that eas itets in Momenten
iuuerer @'ereiStbeit, bic ieit ietner
aranfbeit iid ;iemlid baufig etn5us
itelten pflegten = bic aber Slle freus
bia, ipie zines nerbaBten inreren
3lpanges fret, beantportete.
,-Die bd,sli6e @inri4tung-o
web, ba ,paren iuieber bic nediiden
@,ribden ebenio wie Dor Sabren TT
Slles iueid)en Mansea, .bie tiest nod
gelpaltig i'm arsen, Srunter uno bril-,
Der, @robpapa lpiiroe iasen: ,araut
uno 9siiben anter chamber Sd bin
eine ld)tedjte, pfli@tuerseiiene Sra,i,
ltnb ipenn Oeorg jeet ldilt, gun, erlten
Wial in nnlerer She, id muB es ltilts
Ed,lpeisenb iiber mid erseben lolien,
oenn ct bat nur ;u lebr Gedt. SD bin
oappngelaufen, Jtoona, I'M ipabret
Ginne bes Bortes, ih, perantiDortlite
Oai.sfrau, @attin unb SHUTTER, bapons
Selauren iute et1l Dadflld), ipetI t@ o..
ilbert)ano nebmenben Sebnlud)t nad)
Dir niht ldnser gebieten fonnte. /"
,Mfetne SIZE" iagte 9touna fpeid,
SITES Sanb 1anft uml6lieBene, ilno
eS feblte ni6t oiel, 70 bdtte Slle, bic
setesentli1 einen fleinen ientimen@
talen slnflus nidt uerleagnen fon11te,
elm paar Gbrdn9en per9oilen, neil
oieie Wet1beit bel 9,opna, ber fiiblen,
itolsen 9iooita, 70 ielten par uno
eisentli6 ali9 itets MIR i'm intimen
Gerfebr nit ,Slle su Gage trat.
Graf Qtefen, beln feiner eigenen
Guslagc na6 Tbrdnen fiir6terli9
uaren, un6 Der aus SITES beipegteut
MienenIpiel Nebnlides fiir6teu
mo6tc, lparf geldidt einise Sragen
baslpilden nad benz @dtten, benz @roBs
papa, i9lieBli9 elm wenis SDgernS,
langIam bie. Sra9e; OBJ Slie GinSer
babe.
,Sb, einen Gttaben, einen lieben,
praatige,1 8uri6en, bes 8aters polls
fommenes GbenbilS,A SlIe mar i'm
ri6tisen Sabriuaiier, iie bate iest ge'
nib ftbon eire polle Giertelltunbe nidt
bon Dem fieinen Saul 9eipro9en uno
mar 1,abe oaran, bieien i1mitano als
cine 9roBe @ernadldiiisung 81 empftns
ben, ltn6 graf 9iefen ienfte ben aopi
| ntiioe porniiber, uttb eS Hang ipie Elm
| tiefer, i6werer genf5er:
Gin 9inb muB elm GROCER Sesen
(sort1esuna FoIat,
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10. e. 20 aA
Ratb far Matter.

Yor iiber so Sabren f9on tuurbe
Wtrs. WiMslotp's Soothing 91rup
DON Millionen BON, Miittern beim 3abs
aea Der &inoer angewenbet. gGirit bu
int G6lafe burd ba8 5dreien eines
&inbes gea0rt, ba8 i'm 3abneu III nnb
Dor Ghmerseu reints MenH 10, laHe
iofort cine 6Lalhe bon yWfrs. Mins.
lDms Soothing SDrup" b0lsn. Ssin
Werth III uHbe3abIbar. Gs :pir5- hegl
fIeinen Qsinenben iofort 2inberung Dey'
i9affen. 9erlaBt eud barauf, Wtitter,
es 1T fein 3tpeifel bariiber. Sc beilt
Dpieuterp uHb Diarrboe, regalirt Den
Magen ul,b bic Nieren, befeitigt Winbs
aclif, ermei1t ben @aumen. eerbins
bert .@ntsiinbung uab ftdrft bas gauge
Gptem. sWtrs. Winslpius Soothing
9prup" fir 3abnerbe sfinaer If anges
gebm in 8eidmad anb has 8eeept
jtammi ten e;nem BET hs!,sn ;Deibi;sDen
Ier5:s in bss Scr. Stentsu. IS III bei
alien 8luqgiiiea in Der saASen Melt 81
bahsi,. Nreis z5 eeats pet Jlafne.
aamft ui9ts auberss, cl5 9irS. Winss
tnrra S5e9tbiugsSDrat.
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Qlus tletmer Gicbel tpadft BET Stamul
etapDr,

Iautet etn Vers, ben MIR Ia uuielsr frasen Sussuo
aus ter &tnberFebeI su restttreu paestsn. CT past
suf iene fIetnerea iinpatli&tetteu, aus henen I'D
ernRtiae unb peintseube aranibetttn entwiden. etu
aufau BON gertauunaSbeiAre,ben, BON sIet&terA
Nerfppfuns sett. pte man ansunebmen pEest, scn
ieIbf poIhbeT. Des 1T ia m6etta, aber fs tam aua
faue Iei&t Hrcnii9 anp baun III has Ralbeuer ea.
I'm rie piel tldser tif es, Aiet4 pru antang auen
f@ltmmer Gclsen eiuss Ikt&tena Gn auss Sortubeu l.
ala Spater tteure unb earitts i@medenee Grsneteu
NIT .wetfelbaftem An5 oft ntrett nesattpem erfolS
Bet btr 0auone Ba re.f&la6eul WRalartiAe, ttsumas
tif8e xup Rterenieiren, Dpepepfe, S-1tIeibtsfett,
Httshtdt unb RerppatAt, finb anes arautBstteu pts
5&nener Gesf&Itmmeruns fatts fnn uut heneu man
beetalb BON &ufan9 an enerStiH ~ ssthe seher
mut Gm esfrIsret&fe. uub susIet2 aaf ete enpe'
nstmfe Dsifs oeiGtsst btes NIT 6em uuserstetel&eu
MAakntttteT9.
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T a T ,,s { Z,

bic au bauen beabfdtigen, bertpeiiep
mir auf bic bol3aieberlasen Der alter
6irma @b. StebeS & g Dime,
Bic su railonabIen preiien pertaurerl
unb IlleS on 9anb babeu, was auy
Nusftibrung irgenb eines BaueS ge.
bort. sic fiibren aud groBe gorrdtbs
nen benz beriibmten 9aifd Gil
6 Sta d lbrabt, galOaniftrt ober
1d1tpQrs.
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Gs lift teim s5rrtbu,u

Die Sunfet Woob @o. tanK
@u6 an @urem 6ols unb sfoblen @elb
iparen. Sic bat ben gr6Bten Gors
ratb III San Nntonio uub bat bic Ngens
tur fiir bic beriibmieu WeNaifer Sn.
bianer Serriiorium aobleu.
Selepbonirt OIL fie. aeIepboH 81.
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Sobn sdlott's

9u9s unb Sob Gruferei,
30. 211 ROrb preia StraBe. 6hbrt
ale Buds unb Sobs0ruderei. 4rbeiten
in beuti6er unb engIilGer Sprade
aus unb liefsrt ioItbe bon ben biuig.
fen Bis au ben feinfen.
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0fpti5 an gte,ter5abler.

Die Gteuerliiten fhr bas Sabr 1895
befinben itb ieBt III meinen 0dnben
unb ale Staatss unb @ountp,9teuern
finb iebt in meiner Office 3ablbar.
Sofe @affiano.
Steuer Solicitor, 8erar @onntp,
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gDDieD's Jiesiffer, Nc. 70 Alamo
Biasa bat eiaen &uf fiir gn.en altea
Wbistep, Die befen gsmiinten Ges
trdnse, feline gDeine uno auSge3ei1aete
importirte unb eiabeimiidbe Gigarren
unb itets frii6es Bier. Der gigeutbiis
met. Soc @oolep, perfebt iein @ei1dft.
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geriibmter BeiadJ.

2ieset gam 9tntpnio idDn
Sn bent fernften N8eften
ltni'rer 8rpRem llniDn
Jeblt'S bod t,itbt an 0aften!
Bcbem bier bod aus unb ein
Gr68er gruker 0famen,
@ieiis iuiro bic 3abt tuObi iein,
0ie bierber id,un fanter.
gSenu I'd, ein panr ia9en ntnfi
0iM id3 fd)neu iie nennem:
9asfer, @iubau, Grant nnb 8optb
eseoer tpirb fie fennen!
Wetnnie 9aud nmo 9arrtfua
3amen bersetuamoeIt
0lmd, ganft Wannamafer iden,
Ser In @Dien banDelt!
Sspdt btel Mrore famen fsOb,
@phbcriibmte 2emte,
ltao bie gfaot ber Mlantp
Ghaffte tbnem Tremse!
gfie,nals friiber bod fiirtuabr
60 ptel 0r1Ren famen,
0llS In bieiem Sebrmar,
9Drct nur bic 9fameit:
Smg eripM, ber 9rOke Mamn,
Jreiitnms 4amnertrager
ltnb bee itarfe gnlliDau
Wfetfter aller g@ldger.
ltnn beS 0apfteS Nuutius,
1err Safplt beift CT,
Hab'retuSt', Der WfufifuS,
Gr, ber E1ne Meifter!
geib tuillfDtnnen Nle bier,
ltuO mm ead5 80 ebrem
Glue Gd,pppen clone StarsOter"
gSplleu tets mir leereu!
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= Mion fdreibt aus 2eipsis: Der
untfangrei6e I'M, uub Reubau unierer
llniperfitdt TT iebt 70 melt polIenbet, baB
Der prs9tbau iid bereits In ieiner bol.
len G16ubeit benz Auge bes 8ef6auers
barbietet. Au9 bic Janenrdunle geben
ibrer 1oaenbung entgegeu. einige Der
,teuerbauten G0rfdle, tuelde gum 3beil
Raum fiir 400 3ub6rer bieten, finb bes
reits Der 8enutung tiberseben worben.
Die ilniperftdt III TN Ianfenben Mia'
terbalbiabr BON 3019 6tubirtnben bes
iu1t. Da;u fomrnen nod l38 Qorer.
10 bab bic @efammt3abl ber HsiuGsr
I'D auf 1857 belduft.
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- 0as beibenbHe pasqnil auf bic
Weuifbeit In baS @ritaunsn, weldes
cine CUTE 9hat berporruit.
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Bic 0elocI6uber Dane bate burd

Die peignl0nDer Gune pQtle DAIW
bic Gtarme unb 6offutben in ben
Sabren 1894 unb 1895 erbebli6 gelit,
ten. Grobe DIFFER bat bic fleiHe bels
eoldnber @emeinoe CUR Deieitiguug bet
ent(ion6euen G9dbeu unb sur Stdrs
fung oss tIeinen giianbss aufmenOen
miiHeu. 2eiber babsn bic getrOfenen
MaBreseln bic Siine Dor benz Derbeerens
ben 0e3emberfurm oes Ietten SabreS
bod nidbt auSrei1enb jhlben fonneri.
Die loauBergem6bnlih lnnae bausruben
6turmflutben ftno pieberam i,i6t fpur'
log Dorhbersegangen. 10 baB bic @e,
Misunderstanding f9oa tuieOer erobeu
Mufmenbunsen 3ur Grbaltnug Der
Dime. auf Der ein3is unb alein bic
griiten3 SeIsolanbs aIs storbfeebab be.
griinbet 1T. eegentiberifebt. gS III ieSt
cine griinblite unb rabifale gerftdrs
tung Der Dime In NusF9t geuommen.
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- Sc siebt Meni6su, bic fi9 mo.
n,entan fur gaeS, aber auF bic 9aner
fiir Ni9tS iutereIiiren t6nneu,
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Parents

should never lose sight
of the fact that DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is the best
remedy for Cough, Cold,
Group, Whooping-COugh,
and other Throat and
Lung troubles. 1t Is simp-
ly invaluable for children.
DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup
will cure when all others
fail. Sold everywhere for
as cts. Shun substitutes.
es.ss tssss: s!vss n :::; :saiss as s
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9ie Bette 9nfsn,Mebi3iu If SlilOb's
Cure. Gin pernadldiliater 9uiten ia
sefdbrli1. 9eVt ibm ioslei9 nit @bi'
Ioh's Cure ab. GUM 8ertauf bel aal'
tsper & g9uGarb. Sames @laoin, 3.
=. @pelleHp, G. @ohu 6 &c., .. Stein,
Central Drua Store, u. @@weppe.
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YaNa9e:Btuette aaer Wrl
Rad uuh bon Gnropa

Sept III be 3eit. 3idets gu taufen
uuh 8ermanhie unb 8efannte aus ber
alien Deimatb beriiberfommens 81 lahen.
g9egen aenouer Snformaiion tpenSf
man Ii6 On
30. s. DpmaG
Geueral, NaFasier.Nsent BET Wallorp
Dampfer Qinle,
523 @afi 6pufon Strabe, Sau VIM
tonic, 3ega8.
Oflisieaer slgent fiir aae europdi'
I9en Dampfer 2inien.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-10
FEAR FOR PROHIBITION.

Agitation for Resnbmissina Avoases the
Frunibi,.onisis in Kansas.
TOPEKA, Kansas, January 6.-The
advocates of prohibition in Kansas are
greatly disturbed ovec the resubmission
issue already injected into the politics
OF the state. Governor Morrill, declared
ten days ago that prohibition was a
failure. simultaneously with this
came the announcement that the
kansos resubmiss:onists would meet
with the National Brewers ASsoc:at ton
at Chicago January II. Following
this it has been announced that $50, 600
had been raised, principally among
liquor men, to start an anti-prohiDition
daily paper here. The officers Of the
State Temperance Union say a liquor
will greatly in lure all classes
of business, create factions among the
people, and force upon Kansas war
which will damage her credit and good
name abroad. They assert that
Governor Morrill, has brought this
trouble upon them by forcing useless
liquor prosecutions in Wichita and in
saloons TO run upenly in
Leavenworlh and other towns.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, December 30 SENATE--A
resolution providing for the reorganization
of the senate on the lines arranged by the
republican steering committee, which
would place the republicans in control.
After two hours debate the resolution was
adopted Adjourned
WASHINGTON, December 31.-SENATE-
Several resolutions were introduced and
debated and referred TO committees, after
which the senate adjourned until FRIDAY
next
HoUsE-After the reading of the journal
the house adjourned until Friday next.
WAsuISGToN, January 3.--SENATE.-
Elkins sought to secure an immediate vote
on his resolution directing that all bonds
issued be advertised and the bonds offered
to the public. Hill opposed it. Sherman
made vigorous address favoring it aud
upon vote only Chiffon, Gallery, Hill,
Mitchell, of Wisconsin, Murphy and Brice
voted against it, George introduced and
asked unanimous consent for the present
consideration of a bill to repeal the law
which requires proof of the loyalty during
the war of the rebellion as prerequisite
in any application for bounty land warrants
to soldiers in the Mexican war. The bill
was passed. Adjourned till Tuesday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-10
ALL OVER THE WORLD
MOVING ON HAVANA.
The Insurgents Are Slowly Nearing the
Capital.

capital.
HAVANA, January 4.-Late adv;ceS
leave 20 doubt that the insurgents in
large force are in the province of
Havana and are spread over wide
space, their rear guards stretching
back into Matanzas province, while
their vanguard is at Aguacale, town
of some Importance on the railroad
line between Matanzas and Havana
and only little over thirty miles from
Havana. Apparently the full force of
the insurgents is engaged in this re-
newed incursion towards Havana. But
they maintain the same scattered for
divided into columns, which
proved SO effective in carrying them
into the immediate neighborhood of
the different columns APP
parently retaining the intuitlve faculty
of knowing the wherea bouts and needs
of each other, and thus being able to
cooperate with one another and avail
themselves to the fullest of the fientS
and diversions which the different col
umns carry out for the assistance of
the others. The Spanish commanders
are apparently unable to cope with
this style of warfare or to check the
destructive advance of the insurgents,
which is now once more directed
to Havana
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-10
BREViTfES.

Joseph X. Matthews. who killed his
1868, has just died at Anamosa.
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AT Rathburn, small mining Town
near Centerville, few days ago,
u band of toughs entered the
mayors court and broke up a trial IN
which a man by the name of Macllcy
was being tried for drunkenness
Frank Pcgg and Ellis Wcntcnllolm,
said To he the toughest characters that
ever molcstcd the peace of a community
or the dignity Of the law, led tl,c band
Of iWai,ns and they overturned aud
smashed the furniture and carried
Mackcy away by force. The two
leaders have been arrested by Sheriff
BRAY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-01-10
IN THE TRANSVAAL.

LONDON, January "A dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph company says
DR.. jameson has been severely defeat
ed by the Beers before johannesburg.
1t says this news has been confirmed.
a later cablegram from Governor Rob-
inson forwards dispatch from the
British agent at Pretoria stating that
DR.. jameson force has surrendered.
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain has
cabled to Governor Robinson his re-
greet that DR.. Jameson disobedience
has led to such los of life.
BERLIN. January 4.-Emperor Will
liam, has telegraphed President Krue-
ger, of the Transvaal republic, con-
graduating him upon his success in re-
polling the invaders
LONDON. January At is rumored
that DIR. Jameson has been tried by
drumhead court martial and shot.
LONDON, January G.-Advices from
the Transvaal say that the British
casualties are severe, those of the
burghers slight. The number of
seventy and the wounded at thirty.
The latter are all at Kruegersdorp. at
tended by doctors. Bodies are still
being picked up on the battle field and
buried. The Cape Town papers say
that DR.. Jameson, Sir Charles Will
loughby and Captain White are in the
Pretoria Jail. Capt. Charles J. Co ZEN
try brother of the Earl of Coventry,
is among the wounded. The Beers
|. captured 500 prisoners.
LONDON, January 1.-THE German
press and people endorse the action OF
Emperor William in congratulating
President Kruger, and take the stand
that the Transvaal must not be dis
turbed. England is indignant at the
emperors action. which is taken rs an
insult to the British government
LONDON, January 7.-Dispatches
received from Capctown say that the
resignation of Cecil Rhodes as prime
minister of the Cape Colony has been
accepted by Governor Sir Hercules
Robinson, and Sir Gordon Sprigg,
treasurer of the Cape government, has
been appointed in his place.
VIENNA, January Tt is reported
that'the German ambassador in Lon
don has informed Lord Salisbury that
Germany refuses to recognize the Brit
ish suzerainty over the Transvaal. 1t is
believed Austria supports this view.
LONDON, January THE foreigners
at johannesburg have organized a
provisional government and sent to
President Kruger at Pretoria, the
capital of the Trunsvaal. an ultimatum.
The Beers are outside Johannesburg
in thousands. President Kruger has
stopped food supplies into the city.
The whole national reform committee
has been arrested. Nobody is allowed
to enter the Transvaal territory with
out passport signed by President
Kruger and fight is expected at any
time