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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
BRYAN's NOMINATION
by Popniiss Aroused No Entliusln'm at
-r Ja.hinrton-It was ut cIpatsd.


WASHINGTON, July 2G.-The result
OF the PopulIst convention In st. Louis
did not create much interest among
politicians In Washington. The nomi
nation OF Bryan had buen anticipated,
and It's probable effect on the general
political situation Is ~va:lOusly Constru-
ed.
None OF the cabinet officers In the
city could be induced 10 express an
opinion us TO whether the Endorsement
OF Bryan and the rejection OF Scwall by
the Populists will MD or !njur1 the reg
ulnr Democratic ticket nominated at
Chicago.
The nomination OF ex-Congresman
Tom Watson Is regarded here as one OF
the most fnrcIcal acts OF the st. Louis
convention. unless II be the nomination
OF Mr. Bryan on the same ticket. OF all
the PopulIsts In the Fifty-seconl Con-
grcss, Watson was probably the Wild
csi. lie talked Oftcuer and used more
cXtravagaHt language than any OF the
others. He WAS impartial In his abuse
OF the old parties. the Democrats being
denounced by him as frequently az the
Republicans.
Mr.. Bryan, the Democrat and Popu-
list nominee for the presidency. was
made the object OF Mr.. WatsOn's rldi-
cul@, and invectivc, az we'll Rs other
members of the Democratic party In
Congress. Tho Georgian was especially
bitter In his attacks on the United
States senate. over which the PopulIsts
have now nominated him to preside. II
by nny freak OF politics he should be
elected vice president, It would be in
tercstlng TO sec him presiding over n
Legislative body for which he has eX-
pressed the suprnmc9t contempt.
Among Republicans here the impress
sion prevails that the nomination of
Bryan by the pOpuliSts will weaken him
II he accepts. 1t vii! give many Demo-
Gratis an excuse for refusing TO support
the Chicago tIckC, who would otherwise
rpnpin IN thn rn pItu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

Senator Jones and MIR. Bryan Have II
Sunday Con ference.

LINCOLN. Ncb., July Ex-senator
James X. Jones. chairman Of the Dem
ocratIc national committee. arrived
from st. Louis at S:35 p. NJ. over the
Rock Island. From o'clock until .
o'clock y. m. the chairman and Mr..
Bryan were closctcd in the luttcra par
lor. When they emerged Mr.. Bryan as-
surcd the press representatives In wnit-
Ing that there was nothing to give out.
I'VE have been discussing plans, but
we have decided upon nothing that cnn
be given to the public" said Mr.. Bryan,
az he entered the carriage to accom-
pany Senator Jones to tho station. The
latter departed at 9:lj for Jefferson
City, Mo, to consult with Governor
Stone, OF Missouri. before proceeding
to hIs home
Governor uolcomb returned from the
ST, Louis convention to-day and was n
PARTY to the conference for an hour or
more. Senator Stewart wns expected
here to-day. but he did not put In an
nDUclrancc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

CONSTANTINOpLE, July 2G.-It IL
ANNOUNCED that the porte has decided
to maintain defensive attitude In
Crete. leaving to the powers the task
OF Inducing tlsa lnsurgent Creians to
accept the concessions already promS-
ed them by the Turkish government.
According to news received from Ca
ncn In the island Of Crete, two vessels
bavc landed arms and ammunition nt
Gambia near the ccn.;e OF the north
coast for the iniurgc~,s, showing that
the rebelNOn IL extending towards the
eastern portion OF the Island, which has
hitherto remained tranquil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

pho hills In which the Matabclcs were
ropulscd with loss Of ninety killed.
was with I.o Dcnguln'H crack regiments.
(Which had becn carefully trained In
European methods OF warfare nftcr the
conquest OF Mntlboleland.)
General Darlington fears that moth
Ing IL snfc here"
Another nuluwnyo dispatch Gays thnt
In consequence Of the repulSe of NIchol-
son by the MNtuDclcS the imperial
troops have been tcleEraphcd for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

LONDON, July 2G--The Times has a
dispatch from Madrid which Is as fol-
lows:
at Ia stated TINT The government has
paid the enormous price OF 100000
pounds rnrh FOR the two war vessels
recently bought at GenOu, while II con-
tract hns just been given for two tor
pcdO boat deRtrOyGrs at 10000 pounds,
which was dcarer than tho tender OF Il
first class English firm, on the ground
that quicker delivery would be Sccur-
I'd.
"Sothing short OF a panic can explain
such extravaganza"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 26.--N Is be-
licvcd by the leaders Of the strike at
the Brown HoistInE Works that terms
of settlement between the men and
company will be agreed upon within A.
day nr two and that work VIII be re-
sumrd before tie end OF the week. Pro-
positions have been made which arc
likely to be accepted. but the lockcd-out
refuse to give the terms of the settle
mCNt, H7H ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

LONDON. July 97.-The correspond
cnt Of the Times nt Cap" Town says
that II crowded and enthusiastic meet
Ing has been held there In favor OF
the reinstatement OF Cecil Rhodes, as
managing director OF the British Char
tered South Africa Company. but that
most OF the leading and influential peo-
pie of the colony were absent from the
tnnotIup
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

PARIS. July 26--M. Mellne, the pre-
mier and nearly all OF the ministers to-
day attended and delivered oratIons
at III" unvcilIng Of n statue to the late
Jules Ferry at Saint Die, the birth
place OF N. Ferry.
President Faure sent telegram of
regret at his Inability to be present and
expressing his appreciation OF NJ. Fer
rY'S nntriotism.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 9G.--Thc heat
for the last two days has been intense,
the mercury ranging near the 100 nurlS.
One fatality was reported to tho police
to-day, John a. Cooper was overcome
by the excessive heat and died.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

CAIRO. July 26-Cholera Is decreasing
and there were only 1870 new cases and
100 deaths throughout Egypt on Satur-
day. The deaths Include those OF Cap
tain Fenwick. at Firket, and Surgeon
Captain Trask. ut Kosheh. who were
members of the Nile expedition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

NASHVILLE, July 2G,-Thc gubernn-
torial convention OF the populiSt party
viii meet In this city next Tuesday.
Since the action taken by The l'opullSt
convention In 81. Louis, pubic interest,"
has Increased touching mo proDable uc-
tlOn OF this state convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
VIII NOT A,,rrc.

ATHENS, July 2G.-Thc Mussulman
deputies In Crete have presented note
To the foreign consuls in the island, de-
cl'ning TO agree 10 any OF tho demands
made by the Christian DEPUTIES,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27

PARIS. July 2G,-Vlolcnt storms oc-
cured in this region tonight, immense
damage having been caused by wind
and rain The lower quarters OF the
city have been flooded and several cas-
uAltIcS are reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
MILLS RESUME
To-day rs II Result OF the Youngs.
town Conference.
WAGE SETTLEMENTS EFFECTED

Non-Unlon Mcn Front by tho Arrange.
rangsmcnt, lteceiving Union Prices,
List OF Firms Signing tho Agreement.
Ten Thou,and Iron Workers Affected.
Plants IN Other States Besides Ohio Will
Re'ume--rhe Agreement Reached on
Saturday Night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
THAT TELEGRAM
From Bryan which was Sup.
pressed In the Convention.
WAS OPPOSED TO POPS ACTION

III Nominating Him on Ticket with
Tom wntson-some Things In tho Plat.
form that will Weaken tho Popocrntic
Cause with tho Psopie--A Gcntieman
who Head tho Dispatch Gives II. Con.
tents Winding Up the Affairs or tho
Conventions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-27
Weather Forcun.i ror To-day.

For West Virginia notwithstanding woa-
thcr: southrrly winds. " E51
For Western Pennsylvania - Showers;
warmer; fresh to brisk Souihcrly winds. 4
For Ohlo-Far In southern portion: light
showers aud warmer In northern portions;
fresh TO brisk southcrly winds. S.Nlg
Local Temperatures. ,5
rhu temperature Saturday aS observed 4
by G. Schnepf. druggist, corner Four
tNcnth and Market streets. was as fol.a
lows:
! n. m...a........ 67la u. m......,..,...S So
q Il, m."..,..,.... itlI y. m..n..,...,...S SlS
y m.................. &Wcnthcr, fair. S3t553J
sunday. E tES
IA. m,...........,. 7eI9 y, m.......,..,. SS&
Q u. m............. IGI! y. m....,..,,,,..,sS+si Il
L. m.................. S,Wcathcr, Chang blc.1i
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
On aterrta Wano,

Der baobe mobtas.t foriti.lIis. Scrti.s
METER af en- 9onbe ub.n at betale BAN,
fpntss snbelis, al ban maatte gisr.
8jen9iGlb os bepertebe BAN berfur
meb Sit os grsb. M.n ba ben 9ier'
rise msb georsOelie b.martebe, at
8onben gil for ftGrtt lss paa Often,
fasbe ban:
"Uain tiare Ben, bet er En- bonanbF
OF!"
ga, Serre," foureb. Bomber. "bet
ti.nber man ftrur paa Smagsn at BET
lille er alminbelig Sit."
9nier.n: "@snt liot, firre Ben, fau
Hal ies itrar ftirre Dem nosle nbbslig.
Stiper at Often"
9onoen: Sat. mang. Saf, men DC
ital lit. babe bet 8rDberi for min
Stplo; ies fan sobt bialpe mig ielo."
9nieren: "Dien tj9re Ben, ieg bar
tun benne enc OF, bstant big bog"
9pnben: "gta, bar life betpmret for
bet, ben ftrGtter fulotommsn til for
mig"
gni.r.n: "gsS s ba, boab en- Taaban
Sit toiter, tiare Manb2 Gn blant
Saler Stbttet."
8cnben: "Dst bar fp9rt, en- fou bsr
OF bar ies snbnu life imast / mine
Ssosoase. Serfor biz jes enbnu tase
mig en- COB Stipe al ben."
@nieren: "6or at ftaFe mig b.nn.
Sf bar iss mauttet sjsr. en- Grtratur
til 9ben."
@onben: "Wen bet .r ben ba osiaa
pirtelig parb, min tiGrs Serre."
@niersn: "0s peb maaTte lite, min
Ben, at benne SIT sr nesst uforbsielig
og uiunb?"
gpnben: "Qa, bet gisr mig ing.ns
ting. Seq bill Derfor Itiar. mig .nbnu
ct Stpfte, for at De life ffal pbelegs.
Seres Wdpe."
9nieren: "Ru bar De arlerebe fpiTt
iaa meget til Srotoit, iom ies neppe
forbruger / en- bel uge."
Snnoen: ga De, men Be anTer 10
ogiaa Often for uIunb, mig Itaber ben
life"
Snieren: "0et Deb leg f~oroiIt; for
DEM letter leg life en- FABIAN SIt
frem mere"
Spnben: "Hua, iua bill jes benptts
anleoningen og imsre Smsr paa bet
Stptte Sit, iom er tilbage. Nu tatz
fer ies Dem paa bet bsbIts for Rab.n,
- iaa gobt bar ingen SIt paa lang
Sio imast mig"
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
st sammelt SrGbuS.

Sapdn eier a~ntaselis bet albit. Sres
bus | 9erben. Oct finbes / Rusa %
inbebplbsr Mitdboens &unItftatte.
Suiet er aflunst os iammenfsiet at
triangul9re Sreitotte. 9st sr bpgs
get paa pele. Sr9et, iom er pprst /
sSapan, bar mobitaaet Sioens Sanb /
1900 aar. s be Dele at Suist, ION
bar p9ret uoiat for @ino ps @sir, er
Stottsns fIere CONNER tpnbere snb /
/ be Barrier, ipm bar bapt en- mere be-
Itpttsnps 9elissenbeb. De aunfifatte,
ION Spgninsen siemmsr, sr msset
sumls. Ssrit / be tire iioite @ur sr be
bleOen frempiit for G~urppGere. Se
beitaur for en- for Del at p9beoe Ssisr
at periiIt. inoiit, tineiiIt eler thrift
Qrbsios, besuben af alosamls Eager
fra ale 8eroens aanter. Der finbes
osiau be Glbite ~iapuneiiIte SrbtIaser.
Suabe papir os Sp9rts bar perst al
iau uomGrtet 9eitafenbeb, at meoet
al Snoboloet enonu er l9ieligt. Sas
gerne bar boilet | Ro | Iumms 9Daning
| 1900 Gur os tiltrOcs for ale be
8anfiebner, Supan | oenn. Sio bar
part ub'at for, bar be alisspsl bplbt
ia ulsaste.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16

res Sefts, o. opiorbrebe aas Gr'c'u'se
til at binlpe bam meb at fda Gag !
9rammeren. 3pus iraitiss WanD
BIO fig frem. Com be bros iio, r'sofs
be ct 9ar Nabosr meb alaoesbelte tor
gruten. De boppebe / fine gosne %
tisrte mob Observation-Disclosures Yaa
9eien msbte be andre Ruboer, Der bar
mpferiOis gufter, buis SnobOlo man
let funbe siatte. 8aa stot'orsn e.
farcSes BET, at arameren tapoe fIsbf
Billet iii Ges @Oines, Soma, Gftenen
furub. 9erpaa r.iite be bism, ps pan
8sisn tjrrte be iorbi Naboer, barenoe
Erabeite for 8ruosn.
Metop bette @innt. 200 Mil borte,
saar Siaoe Guloiein umtrins meo en-
gunbt af "Gbicaso Smperotor GolnIi'
able" &lebes bette paa &Dssen, ION ban
bpbsr tiIialss for ben lattsrIIss Yrls
Of en- 3aler, msb ben @araHti, ct "ltse
ipanbsr be, % life trauser be Saore."
Mso 5prTstisbsb ipsrssr ban M %
ba ON Der mart blir nosst grplap I
R9rbeoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
en- noel Saao.

Den 30te Gpril 1916 - oltiaa for
so Gar iibsn - fantreoe i en- Chiffon /
Seitlnoisu ben ipeuite SOrset '&arlss
%frona", oeo builfen 2eilisbso Fere
tunorebe Nano fanot fin Orb / 8el.
eerne. On Gpiipoe fra bin SutaItrois
oil ubeu 9uil leies meo Snteresie.
Zen bier bet able Sierte. iom bantebe
i en- ipenf g(oelsmanos grbf.
8lanot Siiicererne paa 8oroetten
oar osiaa Setonolsituaut Carl @uItaf
antartroua. Sbet Stibet cit thumbs,
lptteOes bet BAN % ben snouu le.
penoe nuuerenbe Slos Upper Mpmon
at faa fat | en- omfrins flpoenos Ser,
iom bog life fuuoe bore benz begse.
Gnturfrona ipurste ba Rpmsn: "@r
bu siit?"
"Su," iparebe benne, .ies bar gu.
itru Us Ssrn."
"Reb big ba, tbi ies er usiit," iasos
Oa o., % tatenbe fig gslserne, iaues
ban libt eiter Umsiuen Of Saier at finos
fin 3sb. ueifisnet al ben Muub, bpis
2iu ban peb fin UpOirenoe gambling
reobebe. Gnbnu ben Dag ibas taller
Nemau bpbt beoaset berom, ipecielt
naar ban i 8arlstruna traffer 9rsbrs
os 8rooerisuner af ben aole Nauo,
Iom sas 1T 2iu for BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
Sprogfpnotge Spnoer.

Sor life lanse iioen ineebplot ct tpit
8lab en- Seretnina ON froatiife Ssn'
Der, Der iii Mpnoisbeoerns ,nolenote
en- Inipgniue, iom be ielu bapSe aftat'
ict pnn ilnsfIt Satin. st Sloeltplte
BERTH banner fslsenbe Sifcrle, ION ct
truatif 8lao meoOeler ira Ct Soos lille
lnngt fra Gsram. GObseieren haooe
inobuot en- guselitmano al lit ge'
fienotfab os bsnnes Sn'trn, iprn Dor
paa @isnnemreiie til abcSia, I'll at al
laase ham ct Seiss. Soet man bsIaa
@pbiet, MATTE NiiItp, en- uf @aurpss
sutterne piic 8rspe paa Irbeioe meo
en- Ganobrussmafine, Os sicrbs bette
meo iaabun Soritanc, at ben enselRe
Game forbauiet ptrebe til i'm Mfano.
"Spor ioruuitist benne bumme frp'
atiIte Souoe barer fig nol"
Sen itittelise Wifo iasoe ba paa
scbt Guselif.
"gtsi, 6rue, BEN froatiite Scube ct
life bum, men fun inttis % uuScrlesen
/ 9annclie; men oeri sr life han
Sfplo.-
Selfabet blen liaeiaa beItprtst, Tom
8ilcam maa bore bleust, oensung bans
IIen pluoielis tespnotc at tale. Stts
cnsnns SuSbunoeu bGooe pioii, an
ban bapoe en- oauret Gut.
"Spao, taler ou Gneeli?@ ipursts
hnu.
So, buurfor iite?' falbt en- al
@auroens &ujnoer BAN / Salen, li9es
lebes paa GngeIif; - min Mano %
leg bar paret lGnge / ameriia".
Den itattels euselite Dame felte fla
9anIfe fOrIs9en.
@citO aooneereoe mart til aammer.
tiensr % bar uoiist til OF SIRE Sar,
riere meo fin Grgclf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
st Urem Trtotets 2auo.

'sosrise", flyer en- @unb. 'om
Hammer Serira % netcp er usnbt iii.
baSe ira ct Seirs, "bpgacr Sernbauer
os 2elesraf' % 2%elefOnllnier aueItebs.
enbuer SOnoe, iUm eier en- @uoro pou
100 Gcrss sIcr mere, lar en- qeleson
til fin &aaoisbeb. speriae bar BE-,
NET uOltratte 3elefcniphem, ium lea
bar Jet, % Bet er mssct blQiat at Be.
rptfeoet. NDbeoer al SigtrabeS fen t.
Ses paa Groaoene fra 8Dcrue til Qono.
olllrltterne % ben ulminOeliae WauS |
Soer'8e iOl9er beore meb / 2aaens
SesiosnbeSer snO ianOIpuliopis npoet
anOet Soft / 8erocn.
Seq bar bjemme / 6cle Sinter. M
Der ialot Inn to Sob eue i ben fplSe,te
glarstio.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
Sen epise Stuoent.

Scr nblts bOoe | @refstpolb 9p1f.
lambs aloite teolusiite Stubent / en-
Glocr al omtrent 20 gar. Gebfom,
menbe bar iaftiI, lise iiben ban blep
Stuoeut, p1ret immatrifuleret peo bet
t~sOlosiits 6alultet uoen npseuiinbe at
buoe taset en- @ramen. Bette bapoe
imiolertio jim spbe @runb. On fiern,
~oslbapeube S~l1stnins al bam baoos
peo fin 2so tsitamenierst BAN Ssn.
tsrue ui fin ~iulOsiule Sormue, iaa lGnse
ban ituoersbe % insen Ylaos bapSe;
ienere ben itufps Gurmuen iaa tilialbe
nOsIe milos etiitelier. e~tuoenten bar
tlus NOT til at itubere lise til fin iibie
Siunb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
Saa fanot 8tngen tgicm.

Der Fer msset rart | Beroen % paa
Muis. men at en- tabt 5prluoeliesrins
efter 80 liars Sprlsb after tpmmsr /
I'm Gisrmancs Sanoer, trafer tuu Der,
i~iriosr @9sflp.~
Siitprien lpoer fort fcrtalt iaa:
On Ssnbas Gitsrmibbas gaareu
1865 git to unse Rrnb en- Eur uben,
for Speu til 9ansen for at plutfs
BlanOeis. Den enc - lab % fable
BAN q. - bar upiOrlopet. Gu Fulos
bet bare iuu n5elOis til, at 81. unber
SlaaUsis plutuiuseu miitsbe fin Spr.
IOOsLissrius. Ter bieo lsbt lGn9e %
bel, bsit OS iuut. men &iussn bar pe
blso borte - Gurens git ps Tom os gil
Paanp; JurlOoslien bar for lRnse iioeu
bGuet, Rinsen slemt, os Dor Ben Sr.
q. Our bleost 80 Iar GIors.
Saa en- GSnbas M / 9anr, ba glaa.
psiisrRe after lpite / 2ausebntterus
Tom ,sien Dor GAME Ben iammen mel
en- Samsrat til bet Gteb. huur ban 70,
30 Gar fceu table Giusen. On lioer
8iss meo SlaaOeis / ben enc Saauo o.
en- itiHnenOe GulOrius / ben amber
iprans benz imDOe ps rnabts: &c Der
bUab isg iuHot ru!" = Sr. 81. iaa pas
3iinstn "3et er 10 min" =; tbi
&yngeu hob: "Sin G. &C." Grin
oriugsn fra 1860 fob IspenOe for BAN
ct Ianst smll liiteOe fig fOriistis upe,
bet nOgst iureoe gniist, men bOno be,
rgrte iia otriuOe, bpur Siertst Iisser
bar ban life ~iortaIt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16
ct SiiiGlDc al utroit0t
McnneTcpincri

CT fOrnplig iorefommet / ben irauIi.
afrltan'te SGr / alaier.
Gn Guloat peb 9}apn Gbeumol blsp
lor fort 2lo iiben paa @ruup al en- ,l.
Ter anoen srop 5oriselie pcerIvttet III
Den 'n1inIots GiiipliHnr Gioelina. 9s
StraHe, Der benpttes peo bcnue Gfbe.
ling, Itaar I umenneiteligbeb life iii.
0a8e Tor observation-disclosures ralfiuereoe
StraHemethUbcr, toittst bepiies of fols
Genoc &ieuos9isrniu9.
GOr, iom bet beO is, at trmme
Gbepmcl, loo Sergeant 8errin bom
meo Saano ON Snanoleoerre blnbe iii
Salen al en- Sei, ion bIeu bpIbt /
Itarpt 9rou @tune9en runbt. 9enuc
8rniOmbeo ifuIOs psopors, iuot,l Der
0lep tommanoeret "nrl!" ga Sefeu
lan8t ON lrn8e blep i~tariet, bauOe ben
De nolle SUl9or9e llGbt ct 9ia otter
Jig.
9etie 3iIiaIbs, iun tuu uOajor ct
eHtclt 9co en- lang 9iabe ai 0lts.
hamburger, iom jeunlis fino:r eteo /
ben alsierIte Grms, pil RI iaa ct 81.
ieripll + %0rts. Siierets Sruosr,
&jObmanO 9auI GbepmOl, bar iuOai.
BET &los: til arissmpaiiter,et meo be.
TENT Yaaitano pua en- inbgaaenOs I'm.
oer'r9elie. % ben 9eputerebe Grnen
9o6e bar | aammcret anmslbt en- ,Su.
terpeQatipn ON oenue Goo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16

bersoe BAN be F.fe al bisie bans Nn'
beIier. Tleb ole be mooerue Gor'
bebrinser oil Der fsfse en- burtisere %
mere b~etrpssenoe transport al garsr,
aOntrOlIerins.n ai Jr%usttrnuets 9er'
iondie fiiprpes. os gremIemaroen,
iom ,isres Uniform meb blanfe auap'
per, maa siue nsis Gst paa Tiosn.
Col.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-16

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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-06
District Cent.

The time of the district court has
bean taken up the last week by divorce
cases.
In the case of Cone vs.. Cone, in
which the husband was plaintiff was
met by cross bill from the wife, Charg-
ing cruelty, and asking for alimony.
In that she failed to make II case, but
it had the effect OF defeating the d.
vorce asked for by plaintiff. as the
case was dismissed.
Frank BDGgs' application for absO-
lutte divOrcemen! from his wife Julia
BOggs, on the ground of desertiOn was
granted on Saturday afternoon.
The Van ZAndt case was heard on
Monday afternoon, in which Mr.. j.
r. Van ZAndt was plaintiff, and no re-
sstance was made Dy the defendant.
The divorce was granted. The papers
Ia this case were filed late last Satur-
lay aud charged extreme cruelty.
In the Swickard case, divorce was
granted the wife, to take effect in six
months. The charges in the case were
desertiOn and cruel treatment.
Court was adjourned on Monday
evening and on Tuesday Judge Martin
went to Harvey county.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-06

On Fab. 18th E2h BIne will be a
a free NJ IN, Governor Morrill, having
affixed his name to the pardon. Bane
was victim Of the Grand Jury, ana
one Of the men who has persistently
violated the prOhbitOry law in this
city for years He was always u good
contributor to the republican camp sign
fund, and always escaped conviction
until Fall threw the responsibility of
the whole business on the Grand Jury.
1t is supposed that the pardon was
granted on certain conditions, one at
least being that he fall in line and sup
port the governor for denomination.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-06
FOSTER WORKS HIs RABBIT FOOT

And Demonstrates that the street
RnmOr Yesterday WAS Premature.
The rumOr yesterday that Judge Ba-
shore would get the GAZETTE, as pub
lished in the News did not turn out as
it was predicted.
While the rumOr was correct so far
as Judge BashOre trying to get it, the
proceedings did not get farther than
that.
Foster, the editor of the GAZETTE,
succeeded in making arrangements
yesterday afternoon, and raised money
enough to pay Judge Bashore's mort
gage, and then told that individual to
Ego to-"
1t is understood that Foster raised
the money among some home people
who were interested in keeping the
paper here in Hutchinson. 1t was ru-
mored that Judge Bashore intended
re moving it to. Kingman or Pratt, bu
Foster will keep it here.-Tnursday'
News.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-02-06
crock Island" Playing Cards.

These popular cards are again for sale
at 10 tents per pack, and thousands are
buying them. They are the sickest
card you ever handled, and 10 cents in
stamps or coin per pack will secure one
or more packs.
If money order, draft or stamps for
five packs is received wiz. SO cents) we
will send them he express charges paid
Orders or single packs are sent by mail
postpaid.
IL you want each pack to contain m
elegant engraved whist rules, remit will
your order cents extra per pack.
Address, JNo. SEBASTIAN, &. P. A..
Chicago