W A S H IN G T O N
COUNTY
HATCHET.
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f u ll
le gal
tender
equa lly
w ith
BRYAN OF
W auled No R ailroad .
firm, bis eyes bright, his nose Roman, gold fo r all deb ts, pu bl ic a n d p r l v a t a , a n d
gi sla
on a s will pr
s u c h le
legis
lat ti ion
p r e e v e n t
In N iles, M ich., w orkm en lately
his raven h a ir is brushed back from his “ ,e " f a v o r ■iieh
f o r t h e f u t u r e th e d e m o n e t i z a t i o n of a n y
have been engaged in rep airin g the Gt.
forehead and falls to bis collar.
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Joseph valley railroadjand p u ttin g it in
W ith w ell-m odulated voice, whioh
running older, m uch ag ain st the wish
gradually rose in pitch u n til it pene " \ V e a r e oppos ed to th e policy a n d p r a c t i c e
property-ow ners through w hich it W ild S cen es Enacted in the trated the furtherm ost lim its of the of s u r r e n d e r i n g to the hob le ra of t h e ob . N om inated tor prisj(1
Epitome of the Telegraphic of
g at i o n s of the I ' n i t e d S l a t e s t h e op ti on
runs. The la tte r, heavily arm ed, drove
hall, he wove the spell upon his audi li
r e s e r v e d by law to the g o v e r n m e n t of re-
t h e Democrat*.
C hicago Coliseum.
the workm en away and began tearin g
News of the World.
ence. His speeoh was a masterpieoe of d e e m in g s u c h ob li g at i o n s In s il v e r o r In
up the ra ils and leveling the roadbed,
fervent oratory.
W ith consummate gold coin. W e a r e opposed to t h e ’» s ui ng o t
determ ined to destroy the railroad.
eloquenoe he stated the case of silver i n t e r e s t - b e a r i n g bo nd s of th e l nl t e d S t a t e s
In ti me o f peace, a n d co n d e m n t h e t r a f DELEGATES STAMl’ICDiD 1
O F IN T E R EST TO OUR READERS The farm ers retained possession and the BRYAN’S PASSIONATE ORATORY and parried the argum ents of the gold ficking w ith h a n k i n g sy n d ic a te s , whic h. In
railroad com pany's workm en feared to
men. Marc Antony never applied the e x c h a n g e f o r b o n d s a t a n e n o r m o u s profit
to th e m s e lv e s , su p p ly the f ed er a l t r e a s u r y
approach them . Several m iles of the
m atch more effectively.
w ith gold to m a i n t a i n th e poli cy of gold l i e W u E l e r t e r l o n t h .
The railroad D e l e g a t e « a n d S p e c t a t o r « A l i k e C a r r i e d
His closing rem arks were;
O o m p r t h a o i l T « R e v i e w o f t h e I m p o r t road were destroyed.
A r t h u r S e w r l l , of
company is powerless, but w ill e n
"H av in g behind us the commercial m o C n o o n m g r e e ta s s lt s a m l . o ne h a s the p o w e r to coin
a n t H a p p en in g « o f th e P ea t W eek
A w a y b y H I « S p e e c h —S t a m
deavor to regain possession and com
interests, the laboring interests, and all a n d Issue mo n e y, a n d P r e s i d e n t J a c k s o n
Vloe-I’re.ldtnt,
C a l l e d F r o m t h e T e l e g r a p h C olum n«*
p e d e for t h e N eb ru a k a u .
plete the road.
the toiling masses, w e shall answer th e ir d e c la r e d l h a t this po w er c o u ld no t be dele-
C hicago.— W. J. Hryan, 1
A nother bond issue is being spoken
C hicago.— On the th ird d a y 's session demands for the gold standard by say g a t e d to i n c o r p o r a ti o n s o r in di vid ual s. W e
t h e r e f o r e d e m a n d t h a t th e p o w e r to issu e
K i l l e d b y a l'oase.
of as a re su lt of the heavy gold w ith
o ra to r of the P la tte ,’’ a n d J , '
ing to them ; ‘You ahall not press
c i r c u l a t e a s m o ne y be t a k e n fr o m
Ed M urphy, alius George Mooney, of the n a tio n a l D em ocratic convention, down upon the brow of labor th is crow n n o te s n to
draw als.
a t io n a l ba n k s , an d t h a t all p a p e r m an from Nebraska,
„
th e
ten
acres
of
people
on
the
sloping
sides
killed
T he rebel im pi is gathered in battle alias B u rd ette W olf, who
of thorns. You shall not cru cify m an m o n e y sh hall be Issued di r e c tl y by t h e t r e a s by the Dem ocratic nation,! C|* J
u r y d e p a r t m e n t , be r e d e e m a b l e In coin
of
the
Coliseum
saw
the
silver-helm
et-
A
ndrew
A
rtm
an
,
a
t
a
sheep
cam
p
a rra y near B ulaw ayo, and a fight is
kind upon the croBS of gold.' "
a n d re ce iv ab le f o r all d eb t s, pu bl ic a n d a t Chicago, upou the fifth ball*
in G ra n t county recently, w as run ed gladiator* in the arena overpower the
probable.
The convention took fire w ith e n th u
iv a te .
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dow n and killed by a posse on the gold phalanx and p la n t the banner of siasm. It crackled as w ith the w ar of p r W
E ver since B ryan’s b rillinJ
e hold t h a t th e ta riff du ti es s h o u l d be
T he barkentine E liza McManemy Jo h n Day riv er, n ear Dayville. It is
levied
for
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w as sunk near Memory Kook, Pa. Mo generally believed th a t M urphy or silver upon th e ra m p a rts of Democracy. flames. H ill was forgotten; all else du ti es to be so r e a d j u s t e d a s to o p e r a t e cal effort on the third day of
w as forgotten for the moment. Cheers eq u a ll y t h r o u g h o u t th e c o u n t r y , a n d no t vention, he has been steadily J
lives w ere lost.
Mooney, is none o th er th an B urdette They saw w h a t m ay prove th e disrup
A terrific w ind and rain storm in W olf, w ho killed B irdie M orton, his tion or the suocess of a g re at political sw elled to yells, yells became screams. d is c r i m in a te be t w e e n cl as s o r se ct io n, a n d stre n g th in the convention, ig
Every chair in the valley of the C oli t h a t t a x a t i o n sh ou ld be limit ed by th e
O hio badly dam aged crops
L ig h t betrothed sw eetheart, near M ount
p arty, am id scenes of enthusiasm such seum and every ohair in the vast w il n e e d s of g o v e r n m e n t , h o n e s tl y a n d ec o the first ballot former iomo-
n in g struck a num ber of buildings.
Tabor, O r., October 18. 1898. I t is as, perhaps, never before occurred in a derness on the hillsides became a dock no m i ca l ly a d m in is te r e d .
o th er candidates rapidly t j j
W e de n o u n c e a s d is tu r b i n g to bu s in e s s
T he deadly yellow jack is playing said he a d m itted his id en tity to the n a tio n a l convention.
on w hich frantio men and women were t h e r e p u b l ic a n t h r e a t t o r e s t o r e th e Mc th e ir allegiance, singly, in p,“l
sad havoo w ith the Spanish a rm y in sheepherders, and th en afterw ard fe a r
T hey saw 80,000 people, w ith im w ildly w aving handkerchiefs, canes, K in le y law. w hi ch h a s been tw ic e c o n droves, to the young stateoj
C uba, and m any of the soldiers are dy ing his secret w ould be told, w ent back a g in atio n s inflam ed by the burning h ats and um brellas—anything movable. d e m n e d by t h e people in n a t io n a l el ections , had so ably defended their ( J ,
ing.
and trie d to k ill them . He m urdered w ords of passionate oratory, Bwayed Some, like men demented, divested a n d which, e n a c te d u n d e r the f a l se plea of cause in and out of convention!
pr o te ct i o n to ho me in d us tri es , pr o v ed a
*
T w o cabin-boys of Pom eroy, O ., shot A rtm an , but the other escaped.
like w ind-sw ept fields; they heard the them selves of th e ir coats and flung prolific br ee d e r of t r u s t s a n d mono po lies, a ll tim es.
e n r i c h e d th e few at th e e x p e n s e of t h e
a n d killed P eter W hittaker. T he k ill
A fte r Mr. B ryan was nom u
aw fu l roar of 80,000 voices b u rst like a them high in the air.
V a u lt B lo w n O pen.
ing was the result of riv a lry over a
A Texas delegate uprooted the purple m a n y , r e s tr i c te d t r a d e a n d d e p r i v e d th e convention unanimously rani
An unsuccessful a tte m p t was m ade in volcano a g ain st the rev erb eratin g dome
p r o d u c e r s of th e g r e a t A m e r i c a n s ta p l e s
woman.
B akersfield, C al., to blow open the overhead; they saw a m an (B ryan of standard of his state and bore it fra n of ac ce s s to t h e ir n a t u r a l m a r k e t s . Until choice of the m ajority.
T he decks w ere cleared forbil
More silver is to be jo in e d . The v a u lt of the county treasury. Three N ebraska) oarried upon the shoulders tically to the place where rose the t h e m o ne y q u e s ti o n is s ett led , we a r e op
San Francisco m in t w ill soon resum e holes w ere d rille d in th e front com of others intoxioated w ith enthusiasm . standard of N ebraska. In a tw inkling posed to a n y a g i ta t io n for f u r t h e r c h a n g e s w hich w as to begin a, »oj J
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operations and it is said th a t about bin atio n of the o uter door, b u t none A m idst the tu m u lt and turbulence, others follow ed the example. Two- e s s a r y to m a k e up t h e deficit in r e v e n u e s D em ocratic national conventJ
$600,000 w ill be coined du rin g this reached the v ita l p a rt of the lock. they listened to appeals, to threats, to th ird s of the state staffs were torn from c a u s e d by t h e a d v e r s e decision of th e s u sem bled, a t 10 o’clock on the J
m onth.
H ad the o uter door been opened there cries for m ercy (from H ill of New th e ir sockets and carried as trophies to p r e m e c o u r t on the income ta x . H ut fo r
t h i s dec ision o f the s u p r e m e c o u r t , th e re
Intense heat prevails throughout the w ould s till have been an in n er door to Y ork), and finally, th ey watobed the Nebraska, w here they danced in m id would be no deficit In th e r e v e n u e u n d e r
air. A dozen delegates rushed upon t h e la w p as s ed by th e d e m o c r a ti c co n gr es s ,
southern portion of G reat B rita in and the vau lt, and a heavy steel safe inside
the stage and shouldered the half-dazed in st r ic t p u r s u a n c of the u n if o r m dec ision s
in F rance and G erm any. In London to open before the money w as reached
orator and bore him in trium ph down of t h a t co u r t fo r n e a r l y 100 y e a r s , th a t
the m ercury m arked 80 degrees in the
L aborers C rushed.
the aisle. L oader and loader shrieked c o u r t h a v i n g u n d e r t h a t dec ision s u s
shade and 185 in the sun. In P aris
ta in ed c o n s ti tu ti o n a l ob je ct io ns to its
F o u r laborers w ere buried by the
the thousands, u n til the volume of e n a c t m e n t w hich h ad been o v e r r u l e d by
th e h eat is so g re at it has been found
oaving-in of a trench in K ansas C ity,
sound
broke
like
a
gigantic
wave,
and
t h e ab l e s t j u d g e s wh o h a v e e v e r s a t on
necessary to d o se m any workshops.
K an. T w o of the m en, F ra n k Scan-
t h a t bench.
fell only to rise and break again.
On J u ly 4, the inm ates of the city tifele and D onnie H olton, had th eir
e dec lar e t h a t It is th e d u t y o f c o n
F o r alm ost ten m inutes this m adden g r W
e s s to use all the c o n s t i t u t i o n a l po w er
infirm ary in C incinnati were treated to lives crushed out. C harles Jacobson
ed tu m u lt continued, w hile the dele w h ic h r e m a i n s a f t e r t h a t decision, or w hich
green apples, lem onade and other lu x w as fa ta lly injured. J. W. Callahan
gates w ith the state standards paraded m a y com e fr om its r e v e r s a l by t h e c o u r t
uries. The inm ates dran k and ate escaped p ractioally u n h u rt.
The
the inolosure. Old political generals a s it m a y h e r e a f t e r be c o n s ti tu te d , so t h a t
too m uch; sickness follow ed, and trench w as being b u ilt to lay a gas
u r d e n » of ta x a t i o n m a y be e q u a ll y
were stupified. If the ballot for the a th n e d b i m
p a r ti a ll y divided, to th e en d th a t
e ig h t have since died from the effects m ain.
nom ination had been taken, it would we m a y all b e a r the d u e pr op o r ti o n of the
of the festivities on th a t day.
have been a stampede.
e x p e n s e s of g o v e r n m e n t.
K i l l e d in a Q u a r r e l.
N oah M cGill, sheriff of T ishom ingo
W e hold t h a t th e mo st efficient w a y of
W hen it w as all over the votes were
Isaac Sw eringen w as shot and killed
p r o t e c t i n g A m e r i c a n la b or is to p r e v e n t
county, I. T ., reports th a t three w hite
taken first on the m inority substitute t h e im p o r ta t io n of fo re ig n p a u p e r la b or to
by
H
a
rry
C
am
pbell
a
t
the
house
of
the
m en were found h anging to the lim b
for the platform offered by Senator c o m p e te w ith it in the ho m e m a r k e t , a n d
The
of a tree near Keagan postoftice, a few form er, near P rin e v ille, Or.
H ill, w hich was defeated 636 to 350. t h a t the v al u e of th e h o m e m a r k e t to ou r
m iles from T ishom ingo county, Chmka- tw o men quarreled over the fact th at
T hen, on the resolution to indorse the A m e r i c a n f a r m e r s a n d a r t i s a n s is g r e a t l y
r e du ce d by a vicio us m o n e t a r y s y s t e m ,
saw nation. It is generally believed C am pbell persisted in v isitin g Sw erin-
adm inistration, w hich was beaten, 857 w h ic h d ep r es s es th e p r ic es of t h e i r p r o d
g
e
n
’s
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
a
fte
r
h
aving
been
for
th a t they w ere borsethieves, captured
to 564, and lastly on the adoption of u c t s below the cos t of pr o du ct io n, a n d t h u s
J B r'jan,
bidden
the
house,
and
d
u
rin
g
the
fight
by a p arty of Texans, and sw ung up
the platform , w hich was carried, 638 d ep r i ve s th e m of t h e m e a n s of p u r c h a s -
w hich ensued the old m an was killed.
on the spot.
th
e
p
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u
c
t
s
o
f
ou
r
ho
m
e
m
a
n
u
f
a
c
-
ing
day.
T
he
real
struggle open«
to 301.
DdVicJ 6 Hill
tories.
T h e a b s o r p ti o n of w e a l t h by the
Several Chinese are believed to have
Senator T illm an, after the rejection few, the c o n s o li d at io n of ou r l e a d in g r a i l the delegates w rought to an j
R o b b e d t h e M a il.
been burned to death in a fire w hich
ju b ila n t m ajo rity seat its d elegates and of the resolution to indorse the adm in w a y s y st em s , a n d th e f o r m a t i o n of t r u s t s pitch over the sensational
Advices from B a rran q u illa , U nited the vanquished sta lk sullenly forth into istration, w ithdrew his resolution to a n d pools r e q u i r e a s t r i c t e r co n t r o l by m eats of the previous day, «
ooourred in C hinatow n in San Fran-
t h e fed er a l g o v e r n m e n t of th o s e a r t e r i e s of B ryan w ave sw ept through lit
cisoo. The build in g was oocupied by S tates of Colom bia, tell of the th e ft of the daylight. The b a ttle for suprem acy censure the adm inistration.
co m me rce .
vention, and threatened forth
a large party of Chinese, m any of $850,000 by tw o young m en of high so of Dem ocratic prinoiplea was fought in
W e d e m a n d t h e e n l a r g e m e n t of t h e p o w
T h e N ig h t S ession .
w hom were dazed from the use of cial standing. One is a nephew of a a session th a t lasted from 11 o ’clook in
e r s of t h e i n t e r s t a t e co m m e r c e c o m m i s least to Btampede it then u i |
h
igh
official.
T
he
money
was
in
a n d s uc h r e s tr i c ti o n s an d g u a r a n t e e s i t had disturbed a ll calonlatii
opium and unable to save them selves.
the m orning u n til shortly before 6
A t the n ig h t session, in the presence sion.
in th e con tr ol of t h e r a i lr o a d s a s will p r o
A lthough no bodies have been found, course of transm ission through the o ’clock in the afternoon.
of fully 25,000 people, the nom inating t e c t th e people f r o m ro b b e r y a n d o p p r e s throw n the ranks of the otbtt
m
ail.
T
he
robbery
w
as
accomplished
dates in to confusion.
i t is believed th a t six persons were
Eaoh side sent its cham pions to the speeches w ere m ade, and there was a sion.
by breaking in to the postofflce a t night. forum .
T he B rayn forces were maiuj
burned to death.
W e d en ou nc e the pr of li gat e w a s t e of
Senator T illm an , of South repetition of the exciting soense of the
T
he
next
day,
the
deed
being
discov
th e people by o p p r e s m ost of the phenomenal riaei
C arolina; S enator Jones, of A rkansas; afternoon.
I t is understood th a t the secretary of
The Bryan enthusiasm s m iv o e n e y ta x w a r ti u o n n g , f a r n o d m th
e la vi sh a p p r o p r i a
ered, in q u iry w as set on foot and a ex-Congreasm an B ryan, of N ebraska,
sta te has instructed the U nited States
continued. The galleries w ent frantio ti on s of r e c e n t re p u b l ic an c o n g r es s es , yonng o rato r of Nebraaka.
large p a rt of the stolen money was crossed sw ords w ith Senator H ill, of
m in iste r a t L im a to dem and a prom pt
a t every m ention of his name, and the w h ic h h a v e k e p t th e ta x e s high w hil e the jo n n .m e n t a t m idnight had gii^
found in the possession of the two New York; Senator V ilas, of W iscon
settlem en t of the claim of V ictor C.
w ild dem onstrations of the afternoon la b or t h a t p a y s th e m is u n e m pl o ye d, an d leaders of other candidates an o
t h e p r o d u c t s of t h e people’s toil a r e d e
young men. T he balance was unre- sin, and ex-G overnor R ussell, of Mas
w ere duplicated when he was placed p r es s ed in pr ice un til th e y no lo n ge r r e p a y n ity to ra lly th e ir foroes, and it d
Maooord, the A m erican citizen, for a l
covered, b u t w ill probably be re im sachusetts.
leged b ru tal and inhum an trea tm e n t by
in nom ination by Hon. H. T. Lewis, t h e cos t of pr odu ct ion . W e d e m a n d a r e also to give some hoars in whick|
bursed by re la tiv e s of the young men,
The sinister-looking senator from of G eorgia, and seconded by W. C. K. t u r n to t h a t sim pl ici ty a n d e c o n o m y w hich cool counsel m ig h t prevail again
th e P eruvian au thorities.
Mr. Mac-
to save them from the consequences of the state of C alhoun (T illm an), w ith
a d e m o c r a ti c g o v e r n m e n t , a n d a r e wave of sentim ent which wu il|
c o rd ’s claim is for $800,000. It grows
L utz, of N orth Carolina; George F. befit
du ct io n in th e n u m b e r o f us ele ss offices,
th e ir crim e.
bis eye bluzing defiance w hich m an i W illiam s,
o a t of his im prisonm ent by the P er
of
M assachusetts, and the s a la r ie s of w hi ch d r ai n t h e s u b s t a n c e tide the n ig h t before.
fested its unfriendlinesss by a storm of Thom as J. K ernan, of Louisiana.
D elegate M iller, of Oregon, j
uv ian au th o ritie s in 1886, w hile he
o f th e people.
K il le d in t h e A c t.
W e de n o u n c e a r b i t r a r y in t e r f e r e n c e by to the lis t of nominations the i
w as sa tin g superin ten d en t of the r a il
•Senator Vest placed Bland in nom in
W. Lem risce, postm aster of the sub hisses, opened the debate w ith u w ildly
f ed er a l a u t h o r i t i e s In local a f f a i r s a s a
road a t A requipa.
urb of Forest P ark , uear Chicago, was passionate speech, in w hioh he affirmed ation, and Governor Overmeyer, of viol atio n o f t h e c o n s ti tu ti o n of t h e U ni te d Sylvester Pennoyer, of Oregon!
th a t the b a ttle for the restoration of Kansas, seconded the
nom
ination.
S
t a t e s a n d a c r i m e a g a in s t f ree i n s t i t u nam es of B land, Bryan, Boiei.f
s
ittin
g
in
bis
p
a
rlo
r
in
com
pany
w
ith
F e lix F aure, president of the French
silve- was a w a r for th e em ancipation
a n d we es p ec ia ll y ob je ct to g o v e r n burn, M atthew s, McLean, Pattis
republio, w as fired a t from a distance his son, his tw o d a u g h te rs and two of the w hite slaves, as the w a r of 1860 The nam e of C laude M atthews, of In tions,
m
e n t in t e r f e r e n c e by inj un ct io n, a s a new
Pennoyer w ere before the con
of only a few feet by an unknow n m an, wom en visitors, w hen th e front door had been for th e em ancipation of the diana, was presented by Turpie, of In a n d hi gh ly d a n g e r o u s fo rm of oppr es sio n,
T here w ere no other nommf
diana, and seconded by Delegate Trip- by which f ed era l Judges, in c o n t e m p t of
b u t the bullet fo rtu n ately w ent w ide opened and a negro c arry in g a big re blaok slaves.
D isruption of the
t h e la w s of th e s t a t e s an d r i g h t s of ci ti and C h airm an W hite annoono
of its m ark, and the president escaped volver w alked in. He ordered young Democracy had brought one, and he in pett, of California.
F red W hite, of Iowa, placed Boies ze ns. bec ome a t once le gi sla to rs. Ju dg es the ro ll-call of states for the
unharm ed.
P resid en t F a u re had gone Lem erisce to stand, and w hen he did vited another disruption if it w ould re
in nom ination, and the W aterloo a n d ex e c u to r s , a n d we ap p r o v e th e bill tion of president,w ould proceed. I
to the C ham ps to review the troops. so, told one of the g irls to search the su lt in th is o ther em ancipation.
p a s s e d at th e la s t sessi on of the U ni te d
statesm an owed a m agnificent ovation S t a t e s s e n a t e , a n d now p en di n g in th e excitem ent sw ept over the hail|
H e had no sooner entered the field w hen boy’s pockets and hand over the money
He
w
ent
to
the
extrem
e
of
glorying
to
the
enthusiasm
of
Miss
M
innie
h
o u s e o f r e p r e s e n t a ti v e s , r e l a t i v e to c o n first b a llo t resulted as follows:
a m an in the crowd stepped forw ard she found. W hile th is was going on in the suggestion presented, th a t the
t e m p t s in f ed er a l co u r t s, a n d p r o vi di n g for
B lackburn, 83; Bland, 233; B*
and tired a t him . T he shot did not Mr. Lem erisce quietly slipped into the issue was a sectional one, a declaration M urray, a young woman from Nashua, t r i a l s by J u r y in c e r t a i n ca s e s of c o n
B ryan, 106; Campbell,
tak e effect. The would-be assassin was next room, and, g e ttin g his revolver, whioh aroused the resentm ent of Sena la ., who led the Boies dem onstration, te m p t.
No d is c r i m in a ti o n sho uld he ind ul ged In M atthew s, 87; McLean, 54; Pd
arrested. He declared th a t he only fired blew out the negroes brains. It is tor Jones, and he repudiated it in a as Miss Carson Lake did the B laine
dem onstration a t M inneapolis four by t h e g o v e r n m e n t o f the Un ite d S t a t e s in 95; Pennoyer, 10; Russell, I;
th o u g h t the m an intended to rob the
a blan k oartridge.
f a v o r of a n y of its deb tors.
brief speeoh w hioh aronsed the first years ago.
son, 3; T eller, 18; Tillman,
R eports from Spokane say th a t crops postofflce.
W e a p p r o v e o f t h e r e f u s a l o f t h e 53d
dem onstration of the day. Even the
c o n g r e s s to p a s s th e Pacific r a i lr o a d f u n d voting 183.
in m any sections of W ashington are
gold delegates joined h e a rtily in this
TH E CHICAGO PLATFORM
M u « t P a y P o H tK g c .
On th e second ballot Ms erne
ing bill, a n d d e n o u n c e th e effort of th e
som ew hat dam aged, as a re su lt of the
p r e s e n t c o n g r e s s to e n a c t a si m i la r m e a s deserted
R ailroad com panies no longer may dem onstration ag ain st Beotionalism.
B land for Bryan,
hot w eather of the past few weeks, oats carry th e ir business letters over their
ure.
Senator V ilas b itte rly denounced D e c l a r e « f o r F r e e C o i n a g e o f S i l v e r at
created a sensation and ate
especially having been badly burned.
R e c o g n iz i n g t h e J u s t cl aim o f d e s e r v i n g
t h e P r e « e n t R a t i o o r 1 6 t o 1.
own roads w ith o u t paying postage to w hat he term ed an a tte m p t to launch
T nlon soldiers, w e h e a r t il y indors e the ru le other states, and in the two i
N ew s has been received in H avana the governm ent. An order has been the p arty in a oareer so w ild th a t the
W e. the d e m o c ra ts of the U n ite d States,
o f C o m m i s s i o n e r M u r p h y t h a t no n a m e s
ballots B ryan kept gradually I
th a t unknow n parties have burned the received from Postm aster-G eneral W il w orld stood aghast. W ith a w ave of in c o n v e n t i o n a s s e m b l e d , r e a f f i r m o u r a l s h a l l be a r b i t r a r i l y dr op ped fr om th e p e n one state a fte r another, until the!
S a n ta B arbara estate near Baro, prov son by M ajor S te w a rt and Postm aster h is arm , th a t w as fu ll of im pressive l e g i a n c e to t h o s e g r e a t e s s e n t i a l pr in c ip le s sion rolls, a n d t h a t f a c t of e n l i s t m e n t a n d of the fo u rth ballot showed Bi*
of j u s t i c e a n d l i b e r t y u p o n w h i c h o u r i n s e r v ic e sh ou ld be de e m e d c o n c lu s iv e ev i
ince of M atanzas. T he estate is owned H esing, in sistin g upon the enforcem ent portent, he sonnded his w arning.
s t i t u t i o n s a r e f o u n d e d , a n d w h i c h th e
the lead w ith 276, Bland having J
E x-G overnor Russell, the keen M as d e m o c r a t i c p a r t y h a s a d v o c a t e d f r o m J e f e d n e l n i c s e t m a e g n a t i . n s t d i s e a s e a n d dis abi lit y before
by Senor M aruel Coronado, e ditor of of the postal law s again st railw ays c ar
to 341.
T his precipitated
La Discussion. T he dam age is e sti ry in g th e ir own letters. An exception sachusetts statesm an, w ho has thrice f e r s o n ’s ti m e t o o u r o w n —f r e e d o m of
f a v o r »he a d m is si o n of the t e r r it o r i e s
dem onstration w hich lasted for |
s p e e c h , f r e e d o m o f t h e p r es s , f r e e d o m of o f N ew Mexico a n d A riz on a into t h e Union
carried
the
standard
of
Democracy
to
m ated a t $800,000.
is m ade in favor of letters th a t have
co n s c i e n c e , t h e p r e s e r v a t i o n o f p e r s o n a l
T w enty thousand
a« s t a t e s ,
and
we f a v o r
the e a r l y m inutes.
T he Venezuelans, through the efforts to do w ith the business of the train c a r victory in the Old Bay state, pleaded r i g h t s , t h e e q u a l i t y of ai l c i t i z e n s be fo re a d m is s i o n o f all t h e t e r r it o r i e s h a v i n g the yelled them selves hokrse
for
a
word
a
t
concession,
of
co
n
cilia
t
h
e
la
w
,
a
n
d
t
h
e
f
a
i
t
h
f
u
l
o
b
s
e
r
v
a
n
c
e
of
of P resident Crespo, intend to donate ry in g them . B ut a ll letters to station
n e c e s s a r y po p u la ti o n a n d r es o ur ce s to e n the N ebraskan.
Several of the ^
c o n s t i t u t i o n a l li m it a ti o n s .
ti tl e th e m to s ta t e h o o d , a n d while t h e v r e
to th e city of New York an equestrian agcutr and officials are forbidden to be tion, and oonlcuded w ith a solemn
D u r i n g all t h e s e y e a r s t h e d e m o c r a t i c
m a i n t e r r it o r i e s w e hold t h a t th e officials delegates then retired for consnll
w
arn
in
g
th
a
t
the
country,
if
not
the
sta tu e of Sim on B olivar, and have carried w ith o u t postage, and the in
p a r t y h a s r e s i s t e d t h e t e n d e n c y o f selfish a p p o i n t e d to a d m i n i s t e r th e g o v e r n m e n t of and w hen they filed back into
i n t e r e s t s to t h e c e n t r a l i z a t i o n o f g o v e r n an> te r r i t o r y t o g e t h e r w ith th e D is tr ic t of
com m issioned the w ork to the Ita lia n spectors are directed to enforce the law convention, w ould listeu.
the fifth ballo t w as taken, resni
m
e n t a l po w er, a n d s t e a d f a s t l y m a i n t a i n e d
D
em
onstrations
follow
ed
a
t
frequent
sculptor, G iovanni T u ru i, of S taten
ol u m h ia a n d A la s k a , sh ou ld he bon i fide Bryan receiving the necessart ]
the integrity of the dual schem e of g o v ern
A
T
e
n
t
C
o
l
l
a
i
M
t
t
d
.
in
te
rv
als
throughout
the
speeches,
but
island. T he cost of the statue w ill be
Wh c h t l e f / i hf, t P r r it 0 r y o r s t r i c t in
m e n t . a s e s t a b l i s h e d by t h e f o u n d e r s of
A serious m ishap th a t w ill disar- it was Senator H ill who aroused the t h i s r e p u b l ic o f repub li c«. U n d e r its g u i d w in ch t h e i r d u t i e s a r e to he pe r f o r m e d . thirds. On m otion it wasmsded
$800,000.
me mono.
iome
gold forces to th e ir w ildest enthusiasm , a n c e a n d t e a c h i n g s , t h e g r e a t p r in c ip le of T h e d e m o c r a t i c p a r t y be l ie v e . In ho
range
the
C
h
ristia
n
Endeavor
m
eeting,
W arner M iller barely escaped being
" ld puhl
of th e
and B ryan, the "boy orator of the local s e l f - g o v e r n m e n t h a s f o u n d it s bes t 1 1-nT;
nl te d a " no
S t a t , e h , " ' sh a ou
he lc a p l p a r nd»
T h e V lc e -rre s fd e n e y -
o
p
r
i
a
t
e
d
fo
sh o t w l/ile rid in g on a New York C en w hioh is now in session in W ashing,
t h e m a i n t e n a n c e of t h e r i g h t s
th e e s t a b l i s h m e n t of free home', for A m e r -
ton, occurred T hursday evening. The P la tte ," w ho set th e s ile v rm e n aflame. e o x f p s r t e a s t s e i s o , n a in
A caucus of delegates waabelq
n d it s a s s e r t i o n o f t h e n e c e s s i t y i
tra l tra in from A lbany to H erkim er
The dem onstration for H ill, who o f c o n f i n in g t h e g e n e r a l g o v e r n m e n t to th e I ! le an ci tiz en, .
ten
t
"
W
illts
to
n
,”
one
of
the
largest
2:30 in th e m orning, but uoap
T h e tra in was passing through the o u t
w ith close logic and trenohant blade e x e r c i s e of t h e p o w e r s g r a n t e d by t h e co n - I A U ,V .r 'b ? * ™ " e d ¡ M e .e l r a '„ l n r " ° r y ° f could be reached oil the vioe-pre»»1
sk irts of A lbany,w hen a bullet crashed stretches of canvas on the w hite lot,
sought the very h e art of the conven s t i t u t i o n of t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s . R e c o g n i z
blew
down
and
appears
to
be
wrecked.
W hen the convention opened l
th ro u g h the w indow an inch above Mr.
o n e y q u e s t i o n is p a r a m o u n t !
tion as he b itte rly assailed aa undem o i t n o g al t l h a o t t h t e h r e s m
a t t h i s time , w e i n v i te a t t e n J tr r r f i n r v n ‘' e’'
bP
•» --aid m orning th e follow ing names»«
M ille r's head, covering him w ith It is feared it w ill he im possible to
cratic
the
new
creed
w
hioh
the
m
a
ti o n t o t h e f a c t t h a t t h e f e d e r a l co n - !
sented; B land, of Missouri; Mfl
splin tered glass and passing out of the raise it again, as it is w atersoaked and
o « r s y m p a th y to th e people o f
torn. T his ten t w as calculated to hold jo rity was to proclaim , lasted about s t i t u t i o n n a m e d s i l v e r a n d gold t o g e t h e r ' , . ' Y l
opposite window.
of Ohio; W illiam s, of Mass*
a
s
t
h
e
m
o
n
e
y
m
e
t
a
l
s
o
f
t
h
e
U
n
it
e
d
S
t
a
t
e
s
.
.
18
m
inutes.
A
lthough
m
ore
pro
about 10,000 people.
,o r '» « « X
Sibley, of Pennsylvania; Kithis
t c o i n a g e la w p a s s e d by 1 a n d * in d e p e n d e n c e ^ '0 ' 0
tracted
th an th a t w hioh greeted c a o n n d g r t e h s a s t u t h n e d e firs
T h e trouble w hioh occurred in A u
r t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n m a ie th e
Illinois; D aniel, of Virginia; Pen
B ryan, it w as of a different nature.
rora, 111., on the F o u rth , w hen tw o
R ep u d iated by th e Sun.
silver dollar the m o n e ta ry unit and a d
of O regon, and Sewell, of Maine I
m
i
t
t
e
d
gold
to
f r e e c o i n a g e a t a r a t i o ba s e d
m isguided p atrio ts polled down a Greek
The
la
tte
r
w
as
the
spontaneous
ont-
T he New York Sun in an editorial
Five b allo ts w ere taken. Cp «
flag, surrounded by A m erican em blem s form ally repudiates the natio n al Demo b n rst of an enthnaiasm kindled by the u p o n t h e «i lv er - d oH ar un it
W e d e c l a r e t h a t t h e a c t of 1873. d e m o n e
fourth ballo t B land and McU**|
is gro w in g ra th e r serious. A repre cratic platform , and supports M cKin tonoh of m agnetic eloquence.
The t i s i n g s i l r e r w i t h o u t t h e k n o w l e d g e or a p
se n tativ e of the consul general is there ley for the presidency.
•ta r of the b rillia n t young o rato r from p r o v a l o f the A m e r i c a n people, h a s r e s u l t su fficient im p o r t a n c e to d r m a n r t ai.l o f r h l T heir nam es w ere then with™
and on th e fifth ballo t Arthur !
in v estig a tin g the m atter. T he repre
the plains of N ebraska has burned ed in t h e a p p r e c i a t i o n of gold a n d a co r - 1
of Maine, w as elected.
T h ree B u ild in g « Burned.
se n tativ e say* th a t i t w as an outrage as
b rig h tly on the horiio n of the conven r e s p o n d i n g Tail In t h e pr ic e o f c o m m o d i t i e s
until perm anent Improvem ent l,U°,’" 11^ r ’
h * p w p , i ' a h e a v y I n c r e a se
A fter th e th ird ballot wai1
The C entral hotel and tw o buildings tion for tw o days. There were several in t h e b u r d ï e y n t of
th e G reek had his banner com pletely
t a x a t i o n , a n d of al l d e b t s •
Bland sent a telegram to tbs
su rro u n d ed by A m erican flags, w hich belonging to the U. P. K. P a in t Co. a t dem onstrations in his behalf the day p u b li c a n d p r i v a t e , t h e e n r i c h m e n t of th e •
tion, ask in g th a t his name he’
is e m in e n tly proper under intern atio n al San L ais Obispo, C al., w ere destroyed before, but th is w as the first oppor m o n e y - l e n d i n g H a s s e s a t h o m e a n d a b r o a d j u p o n
n of in d u s try an d im poverish- !
draw n a n d th a t the nomu
by fire.
tu n ity he had to show him self. The ■ p m r e o n s t t r a o t f i o th
law .
e people.
given to som e m an east of the
audience had been w arm ed up, and m ' T ' i ,
T he P rinoe and Prinoess of W ales in
M m I iuium K e p u l « e d .
" " a l * ' ™ b l r o p p o s e d to m o no -
•ippi riv er.
behalf of the queen gave a garden
o k « ! f a s t t h * pros-
F o rty w hites and 100 Z nlus repulsed w as fa ll of pent-up enthusiasm . The I p .T v L r l 'o t y i of v w a h n ic h i n h d * u ' s t lo
*
'
d
e
c
l
a
r
e
It
to
be
the
pe op le in th e
p a rty a t B uckingham palace, in hon a strong force of M ashonas a t Briscoe't powder m agasine needed but the spark, p a r a l y s i s o f h a r d ti m es r . i a l Ool.l
o f t h i s r e p u b l ic » s ta h T l. h ia 'l n w r l , , '’n l a w
monom etal-
W . J . B r y a n * « C» re «, e
u s a g e o f KO v e a r s . n r ' by CU,,om
or of Prinoess M aud of W ales, w ho is farm , in M atabeleland, k illin g twenty- and Bryan applied it w ith the skill of
¡*™ h r* S “ 1* P011'-*- »"<1 fis a d o p t io n
» d ^ " " 1, by t h i
W illiam Je n n in g s Bryan,
to be m arried to P rin o e C harles of five. T here have beeu fu rth e r m as Renius. H is very appearance captured h a s b r o u g h t o t h e r n a t i o n s Into fin a nc ia l e x a m p l e s o f , h „ r í e a l e s t " an
th o s e Who f o u n d e d .n ,r * h a v an‘1
Wl**M of
<« L o n d o n
I, i,
o n " î un
Dressed like a plain
D enm ark. T he stateroom s of the pa laoe sacres, and in some Instances Masbons the audience.
our governm ent t h , .
v e ' m a ' n t s i n e i popularly know n as " th e boy«
m e r i c a n , b u t a n t i - A m e r i c a n , a n d c a n be
the P la tte ," is the y o u n g e s t *>
W esterner, in a blaok su it of alpaca, A
w ere throw n open to the guests of n ativ e polioe killed th e ir officers.
f a s t e n e d on th e U n- te d S t a t e s on ly by t t £
nom inated for the presidency WJ
he stood w ith a sm ile playing over his s i n k i n g of t h a t sp ir it a n d lov e of li b er ty office.
w hom there w ere a bout 6,000. A m
litical p a rty in the United StrtJ
K a . . 1 s t) T o w s l ) . . t r , i y . i l .
handsom e, m obile,
clear-out faoe, 7 e n o Î
bassador B ayard and C haunoey M. De
° “ r p o l" l(’, > I n d ep en .
X
-na
pew w ere present.
T he tow n of K obrin, in the province w hile w ith uplifted hand he invited R e v o l u ti o n ^ *
we ceeding, as he does, the age
W° n “ "> , h '
the
,U 1 «
ht; ; 0 r'- ‘ .°.1 ? * A c l a r a , ion of p r in - fixed by the constitution by*
T he London Post announces th a t of G rodnoviak,
Russia, has been the w a itin g thousands.
He has a faoe w h o « lines m ig h t • * '
teen m onth*. He i* the edit* ,
bo" ' wold and
Mrs. Jo h n W. Maokay has been su m horned. T hree hundred houses were
to hav<> rh
~ --*'**.v»*c inpin. a n d d es lr # Om aha D aily and Weekly W «
m oned to Rom* on aooonnt of the d a n destroyed and 8,000 people sr* home- have been chiseled from s l .b a .te r by ; ^ d ' o r ^ n , ' 0«,1. *
some m aster sculpter
H is m onth ia 1 i a V
r . tfc«
i l 0 ; s , ü t *ny
— “ tfn
g e ro u s illness of her father.
t r ',i'*
on . w
" * I l*llon for tL ^ w S ta fiT a l* tw V » » lexis- *ldt one of the leading »il»« *
e t c a a c - a r^
LL«.
a n r t d i a * ° r d r 'h*r
standard allvar dollar rta fra b e n '.V £
^
«»untry, and has for mtaff
T P °’p' r1tr
« d v o c te d th e free coinage of «
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