Rensselaer Republican, Volume 27, Number 3, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 September 1894 — THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOKS. [ARTICLE]

THE CAMPAIGN TEXT BOOKS.

Thos. H. McKee and Congressman Bynum, the editors, respectively of the Republican and Democratic campaign te: t books, at Washington, are about ready tc launch their productions. The Democratic headquarters will point a small from the defection of Senatoi Jones, of Nevada, from the Republican party, and will circulate it widely. The Republican headquarters profess little apprehension from Senator Jones’s action, and express confidence that no other Senators will follow Mr. Jones. The Republicans are circulating a leaflet containing the assertion that in 13t»4 the public debl was increased 150.004.790. The charred bodies of twenty-five Chippewa Indians have been found between j’okegama and Opstead, Minnesota. Thej doubtless perished in the great fires lasl week. They are scattered over ten milet of country and will probably become focc for buzzards and wolves, as burial is lx practicable at present.