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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

Those Democrats l?l OF Toledo
WHO have been in such a hurry 20
proclaim to the Bladc that they
would not support the Chicago ticket,
are getting over the fence into the
Republican pit where they have long
belonged. The Democratic party in
Lucas county will be purer without
them. These deserters never knew
the first principles of Democracy,
and that while there always was and
always will be differences Of opinion,
the majority should rlle.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

WALL STREET has already joined
in the tight against the Chicago tick
ct, aud all its money will SO to swell
the election corruption fund for Nc
Kinley. The people will have a hand
in this fight and all their support will
60 to help swell the majority for Bry-
an and Sewall in November.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16
LILLE cold consnirators vii

The gold conspirators will now
proceed to teach an "obiect lesson
by raiding the gold reserve in the
treasury and make another 1000, 900
by forcing $100OO0,0OO bond issue.
Let them rob while the opportunity
lasts. The day OF judgment cometh
apace.-Columbus CuU
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

EVEN those who do not agree with
Senator Daniel must admit that he
can make an excellent speech. .-Tole-
do BlUdc.
1t is not often the Blade admits so
much, but the fact is admitted by all
that the speech Of Senator Daniel ac-
cepting the temporary Craftsmanship
of the Chicago convention was one
of the finest speeches ever listened to.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16
Rrrnn For President.

tion nominated for President OF the
United States yesterday the Hon.
William J. Bryan. of Nebraska.
! The choice was made with the great
est enthusiasm, and this result is re
ceived with satisfaction. VI. rBryan
j. we'll known TO the people of tn"
| United States as a champion OF the
popular rights and a cOnservatOr Of
the peoples interests. While serving
a. Democratic member Of Congress
he WAS eamest and able as an advo-
cate Of the prime measures OF the
party. He was especially effective
"a dcbatrr on the money question,
and wa, a pioneer in the principles
which the National Convention has
30 overwhelmingly declared. He is a
man OF almost phenomenal elo-
qu-ucc. He has an easy .lOw of IAN
guagn and the words he utters are
words that burn without being
inhaIumatory sensational. He is
STUDENT ana fea'"heF' MS AeaF'
Is III the cause ne 50 ardeHtlF EN-
braces. There Is not the slightest
algectatjon in him. He seems uncon-
sc!ous OF his powers OF ofatory. Inc
great 'futiS come from nm aS rom
man who is too much in earnest for
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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

a TRAIN load of Omaha citizens
ran into moving freight train near
Logan, Iowa, on the 12th, resulting in
the death Of thirty some persons and
injury to over one hundred. The
wreck occurred on the Chicago &
Northwestern, and was the worst the
road ever experienced.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

Hog Cholera cured by DR..
Haas hog powders. Ask Lloyd
Sayers Of Liberty township,
Henry County, Ohio. He will
tell you how it cured his hogs.
Sold only by D. J. Humphrey
(by the pound or package),
Napoleon, Ohio. n,..am
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

THE Detroit 1ribtHc, the leading
Republican paper in Michigan, refus-
es to support the gold platform of
the Republicans. The Tribu2e says
it is a damnable platform. This news
item will not appear in the Signul.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

The Lincoln lNeb) can, an out
and OUT Republican paper, says that
Bryan, morally and intellectually,
is the peer of any public man east or
west, north or south. That's Il great
slap at Mckinley.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

ALREADY there has been over fifty
prominent Republicans of Cincinnati
who have sisnitied their intention of
voting for Bryan and Sewall aad the
cause Of the common people.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

THE Kansas City Times, that has
heretofore advocated the gold stand
ard, has come out for silver. This
news item will not appear in the Sig
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

No true Democrat of Ohio will say
his state will not endorse silver. In
1892 it did and sent one elector. This
year it will and will send 90 electors.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16
----~------------
Ended His Earthly Troubles,

New YORK, July 14.-Harry Chap
man, theatrical manager well known
throughout the west, committed suicide
in Central park by taking prussic acid.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16
Notice of Appointment.
Estate Of SamuelEGibson, deceased.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
i appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of Samuel Gibson, late of Hen
ry County. Ohio, deceased
Dated this 7th day of July: 4. D: 1896.
HENRY GFHRETT.
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BRYAN will stump Ohio.

OHIO, Indiana and Illinois are
doubtful states.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

THE Democratic candidate for
President viii challenge Mckinley to
joint debate upon the money ques-
tiOu
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

AMERICA first, the rest of the world
afterwards.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

BRITISH gold is naturally in favor
of the gold standard.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16
Achieved Distinction.

Achieved Distinction.
DENVER, July I4.-Mrs. A. E. Rine-
hart, an enthusiastic wheelwoman of
this city, has achieved distinction by
riding 10 centuries in 10 davs.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16
ANNcUNcEM ENTs.
IEEk

CLERK
We are authorized % announce the name
Cf GEORGE W. FISHER. Of Pleasant town.
ship. a- a candidate for Clerk Of Courts. sub
lect t. the decision of the Democratic County
Convention TO be held On September Goth. 30.
We are authorized to announce the name
Of DOW BRETZ. of Richheld township. as a
candidate for Clerk Of Courts. subject TO the
decision Of the Democratic Crunty Cpnyen-
tioH % be held Sept. 2fth, IslG
SHERIFF.
Weara authorized TO announce the name
OF Z. T. BARNES. If Napoleon township. as
q candidate for sheriff subject to the deci--
ion II the Democratic County Convention
% Dec held on sept. 26th. 1896.
We are authorized 70 announce the name
II u. Il. DARBY oi Barlow township. as Il
If Sheriff subject 20 the decision
of the Democratic County Congcation to be
hell SEPT. 2fth, !-26.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-07-16

Candidates for the following Offices are to
be nOminatcd:
Auditor
Probate Judge.
Sheriff,
Clerk
Commissioner,
Inflrmary Director
Coroner.
The Democrats Of the several townships
will meet in caucus at the usual place of
holding elections, or at such other place as
the township committee may designate. on
Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1896,
at 80 p. M, for the purpose of selecting the
number Of delegates apportioned to them.
By order of County Central Com.
c. E. REYNOLDS, Ch'mn.
s. s. NEsTLERoAD, Sec'y.
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Notice of Appointment.
Estate of p. F. Michaels, Assigned.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
L pointed and qualified as Assignee for
the benefit of the creditors Of P. F. Michael,
of Henry County, Ohio. assigned.
Dated this 10th day Of June. a: D., 1896:
d. D. DONOVAN.
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APPLYING THE TORCH.
Cubans burning Many Plantations
Volunteers from Uruguny.

HAVANA. March 1.-THE steamer Santo
Domineo which arrived here to-day from
Nonteyideo. brought 100 volunteers from
that city TO serve with the Spanish army
against the Cuban insurgents. They are
commanded by a captain in the Argentine
army. Manuel Serrano.
A great fire has been seen in the direction
OF Neuva Paz. on the borders OF the prov
inces OF Havana and Matanzas. and the
commander of the district Of Jaragua Chico
reoorts that the insurgents have burned
considerable property at La Fiedere. Ad-
vices received here from Romero. In the dis
trict OF Jaguaramas, in the province OF
Santa Cara. say that the insurgents have
burned fields and plantations from Real
Campina TO the colony OF La Rosita, a dis
trict six miles in extent and close TO the
railroad. A dispatch from Cardenas says
that at the Central plantation OF Jucaro
alone IL is calculated that 5000 tons OF cane
were destroyed. The splendid plantation OF
Teresa, with all its buildings, IN the dis
trict OF Melena. this province, mas also been
burned.
The insurgent leaders have celebrated
stood to nave been agreed that Aaceo and
Bandera will pass through the province o.
Havana and Plnar del Rio They came gall
Looping through the country and destroyed
Rodondo and RtaDano. they were nred at
The Leon battalion. in the vicinity Of San
tisg0 de Cuba has had a skirmish with the
ins1rS E7.st d dur sSys ~ele9 1d sw0 "a o. the 'a''er
General Aldave. whose Headquarters are at
Santa Clara. has been reconno.terlng IN the
direction OF Remedies and the north coast
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NOT SOLID FOR MORTON.
New York's Delegation Broken by the
Selection of Two Mckinley Men.

BUFFALO. n. Y. March 14-Conventions
to elect delegates to the Republican national
convention at St. Louis were held in each
of the congressional districts of Erie county
to-day. In the Thirty-third district the Nc
Kinley men won, and in the Thirty-second
the Morton delegates were chosen. A de-
termined effort was made in the frst-men-
toned district by the organization TO secure
the nomination of Controller Roberts as one
of the delegates, but the McKinleyites sue
ceeded in electing the two delegates, George
Z. w. Matthews. proprietor OF the Buffa4o
Express, and w. {. Dudley. The delegates
elected in the Thirty-second district are John
X. Hazel and Capt. John Kraft.
The resolutions adopted by the Thirty-sec-
ond district convention declared for Morton
as a matter of State pride and because of the
long and honorable career of the States
present Governor, while the Thirty-third
convention resolved: That We stand for
home rule; home markets; honest money;
protection to home industries, and for their
brilliant representative, William Mckinley"
The Republican convention for the First
Assembly district of Chautauqua to-day
unanimously adopted a resolution instruct
ing the delegates TO the State convention to
work and vote for a Mckinley delegation.
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is Death. the great auditor of accounts.
that reduces them, one and all, to their
natural and small dimensions The present
Is louder than ever In its imperious de-
msnds; but injured nature takes 1t upon
her to reply that the present is the life OF
animals, and the future Is the life of man.
In the development OF luxury, we are i'm
m~easurably ahead Of the ancient Greek.
and we might have been proportionably
more successful in shutting of the question
ings of the soul respecting that which is
to come, had not a new voice sounded forth
in the world TO proclaim the word resur-
rection; since which IL has become inn
possible, by any process within our resources.
to stihe the longinss OF the human spirit to
obtain the OF some instrument for
measuring the future which expands be-
fore IL
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European Edition n.

EUROPEAN Edition New York Herald.
A fragment of the Tale of Wade and his
magic boat, which Chaucer makes Pan
darius tell Cresyda, has been discovered.
According TO the Times DR.. James, Of
Kings College, Cambridge, the cataloguer
of the University, found a passage in early
English in a thirteenth century sermon on
"Humanity' in Peterhouse Library. Mr.. Is
rael Gollanez. TO whom the manuscript was
sent. discovered that IL contained six lines
OF an early thirteenth century poem on the
mythic hero Wade. and mentioned his giant
father. Hildebrand- The lines and their
Latin introduction are. In modern English:
$50 that they can say with Wade, Some
are ewes s,r ire Ibaf dwell hv The sos - are
there Is no man. but Hildebrand alone %
The language Is much like lat OF the early
chronicler. Layamon. but rne myth OF Wade
was known to the Angio-Saxon legend. HIS
son. Wayiand Smith. is more familiar to US
than Wade himself. through Sir Walter
scots "Kenilworth."
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bartholomew Candidates.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS. Ind, March 1.-THE Repub-
lican county committee met here to-day and
the town was full Of politicians. Joseph /.
Irwin, who had the inside track on the st.
Louis delegateship, has withdrawn because
he is an Allison man, and saw that the in
struction from this county would be for Nc
Rfnley. This left an opening which Francis
L. Crump wants to I'LL. w. J.. Beck, w.
Frank Norton and W. w. Lambert are out
for Congress. At the committee meeting to-
day Mr.. Lambert asked for the Endorsement
Of the committees ara sgot ut. with a little
opposition. The otheFo candidates did not
ask for an Endorsement and are leaving
their cause in the hands Of their friends.
The committee also Endorsed Mr.. Crump as
delegate. Up to this time it had been con-
ceded that the congressional nomination in
the Fourth would go to Marcus r. Sulzer.
He has Jefferson, Ohio, Switzerland and
Dearborn counties, and Mr.. Lambert claims
Bartholomew, Jackson, Jennings and Rip
ley. The others hold the balance of power,
and ii remains to be seen who gets them.
Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Beck make no state
ments. 1t is said here that Daily Wilson,
of Ripley county, has withdrawn from the
race and wants TO be a delegate to st. Louis.
This will make three applicants for that
position. Oscar Montgomery, Of seymour
who fought the Cumback resolution at the
last district meeting, Is the third man. For
the district eleetor but one applicant has
been heard from He IL Donald McCallum,
of RatesVille.
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or the island in that vicinity. during which
MS troops killed eleven insurgents and made
several prisoners
a skirmish lost four killed and two wounded
pr1SoneTs fell into the hands OF the troops
me Queen Regent. on the recommendation
OF captain General Weyler, has pardoned an
artillery soldier who was sentenced to be
snot at 8 o'clock this morning for having
attacked and wounded a lieutenant belong
Gomez was camped on Thursday at the
Plantation OF Arroyo. In the district OF Re
Carl yesterday. from which place he moved
10 the plantation OF La Dolorita with about
one Thousand men. afterwards going in the
elLecuon or san Jose, westward OF the dis
The Insurgents have burned the village OF
Guirra Marrero.
A numerous band OF insurgents recently
attacked Fort Pelayo, garrisoned by twen-
" soldiers. This fort Is located at Eutucal,
IA rn one province Of Havana The insurgents.
"no were repealed, divided into small bands,
uniting again for the purpose Of attacking
with dynamite q new fort which was being
constructed at Santa Maria, near Rosario.
ms fortincation was eventually partially
DESTROYED. Other bands of insurgents have
totally DESTROYED by fire the plantation OF
Guacamayo, In Pinar del Rio.
The latest reports from General Maceo in
olcate that he again retraced his steps this
morning gong IN an easterly direction. Ac-
plantation Portugalete. between Nanagua
and san Jose de los Lajas.
Inc following movement OF troops has just
been ordered:
General Arolas is to go TO Batabano. while
General Bernal will be stationed at Regla.
near Havana On the other side of the har-
Dot, near San Felipe. is stationed General
Melquizo. General Aidecoa goes to San Jose
de los Lajas and Colonel Ruiz is to be sta
toned at Salud. Other columns have been
ordered TO Guira, Alquisar, Seiba and Aqua.
General Artemisa has been ordered TO pass
Neptune General Artemisa, General Linares
and Colonel Tort will follow up General
MaceO, and General Prat and Colonela
Nicuna and Galbis will pursue General
Gomez. who is now reported to be in the
vicinity or Coliseo. General Gomez, accord
ing to all accounts. is still moving in a west
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Detroit Free Press
II am the man who was talking with
you about two hours ago." he said as he
walked up TO a patrolman on Je1erson
avenue, near Second street.
Yes replied the officer, after a look
II told you / was an old sport, want
ed to find some of the boys"
you said the best thing I could do was
to go down to the depot and wait for my
train. and let the boys alone"
well. I'm .goin', but found the boys;
when 1 told 'em I was an old sport from
do look like a hayseed, don't To-
Every much so. If you've been cleaned
out don't come whining around to me. 1
gave you fair warning of what would hap
You've seen a fellow throwin' three
keerds around, and then bet you couldn't
pick out the ace, haven't you?"
That's three-card monte You were idiot
enough to bet, 1 suppose?"
well. you'll know more next time. Don't
you read the papers,?
Then you ought to AVE known what the
game was"
81 did"
"And yet you bet with your eyes wide
open and knowing You hadn't one chance
In a hundred. I've no sympathy for you"
81 wasn't askin' fur any. If you've any
there, fur they are sS2 out O. pocket. and
I'm $50 in! / jest thought I'd stop and ask
you if you'd take $50 of the sugar and
turn it over to an orphan asylum as a gift
don't feel well, I won't bother you about
1t. I'll go down to the depot and sit
around, and If anybody comes mes along with
want a fresh supply for my hat and coat
rLsu~~-s-- U~-srL< Dscro e1on
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NEW YORK, March la dispatch to
the World from Caracas, Venezuela, says:
President Crespo has sent a special mes
sage to Congress on the subject Of the
settlement of Venezueia's railroad debt to
various foreign companies. He recommends
that the government borrow 100000 boil
WARS from the Disconto Gesellschaft Dis
count Company of Berlin, at 50 cents on
payable in thrty-six n one-half years.
The message urged immediate action by
Congress in order to avoid trouble.
President Crespo has been quite i'll, and
is still confined TO his bed. In consequence
there has been no Cabinet meeting for a
week.
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Pennsylvania Delegates.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 1.-THE Le-
high county Republican convention elected
Edward NJ Young delegate and Llewellian
Williams alternate to the national conven-
ton. The delegates are UNRESTRICTED, but ia
vorable to Senator Quay. James F. Hun
sucker, Edgar Kramer, George w. Ruth and
Howard A. Peters were elected delegates to
the State convention
YORK, Pa, March 14.-Returns tonight
from about forty districts of the city and
county fail to indicate the election of either
DIR. James A. Dale or x. Hathaway Shindle,
candidates TO the national Republican con-
vention. The vote is In favor of Mckinley
as against QUAY.
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wisconsin for Mckinley.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 1.-THE
Fifth district Republican convention. held
here to-day. adopted resolutions indorsing
the presidential candidacy of William Nc
Kinley, and urging the denomination Of
Congressman s. S. Barney. NJ. p. Youmans.
of Waukesha. and Theodore Zelmar, of Mil
waukee, were elected delegates to the ma
tional convention, and Daniel e. Mckinley,
of Ozaukee. and George W.. Spratt, of She
boygan, alternates. w. A. Jones was in
dorsed for chairman of the State central
committee. Up to and including tonight
conventions lave been held by two-thirds
of the counties of the State. and in all but
five delegates have been instructed for Nc
Kinley. There is 10Y thought to be 10
doubt that Wisconsin will send an instruct
ed Mckinley delegation TO ST. Louis.
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Inharmonx fn Ohio.

PORTSMOUTH. o., March 1.-THE Tenth
district Republican congressional conven-
ton. called by the opposition to the con-
gressional COMMITTEES, which appointed
April 5 for the convention, met to-day. They
selected a congressional COMMITTEES for the
district, nominated Hon. l. j.. Fenton, or
Adams. for Congress, selected A c. Thomp-
son, OF Scioto. and ex-Attorney-general
Richardson. OF Lawrence, delegates to the
structed delegates for Mckinley. Unless the
two factions come 10 terms this means two
contesting delegations to St. Louis.
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Resurrectfon-The Power Of the Word
Mr.. Gladstone. In the Forum.

The skeptical mind may frame questions as
il will; Death sternly refuses to give 1t any
satisfaction. The love Of money may heap
around US mountains Of gold: all this is
is, to that which he possesses Tn fever
OF se,f-infiuence may multiply our enjoy
ments: but each new enjoyment is, for the
common run Of men, a new want, and each
new want is q new link In the chain OF
moral. servitude, a new deduction from our
high prerogative OF freedom. Schemes OF
neeafion may each for q while fret and