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90.UK xnmuiou nam arc soiling as low ns 51.
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REPORT OF PLATFORM COMMITTEE
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LouiBViLi.K, Ky., Juno 20. On re
nfibciiiOlltiK ut 8 p. m., UiHt night, tho
boxiHttt iuuhIu luill weio tilled wltb
lutlicH In brllllunl drcHS, and the crowd
In tlio gul lor let) wore uven Kuter tbau
during tboduy. Tho lieat was nlruoat
unbeuriiblu A resolution duuounclng
1 ho A P. A. wua oilered, and acorn
niotinu wua caused by-s'the cfiortB to
ndopt it without reference. Tlio reso
lutlon wuh defeated. Tho conimltteo
on noruitvuout orcainzatlou reported A.
8. IJeny for pormiuient chairman, uud
other cllleerH.were elected. Mr. Berry
niado u vlfcoruuH epeecli upon taking
nig thuchulr.
Tho convention puused the wholo
uymilng wulllng for thu committee on
urt'doiitlnls Ij repoit. Tho majority
lupoit of tho committee on reeolutlona
wqh held, awnltlng tho (IvuIbIou of tlio
orodetithilH coinmltUo. Tho majority
rojKirt declaroH for an liuni'Ht money
p!i iik and Ind r.(w Clvvuluud. Two
minority rupor.ri hate huon prepttrcd.
O ioduinii Ih frco culimyo utltitol,
uuil the (tlier Mlmply rualllruiH the
p'uTurmbf IWU.
'I'!i ooinmitli 011 crcdviitlulH eluned
up itkt wnik Bluntly alter midnight uuil
vm oil lit fvor of thu llHtdili dili-giit(H
f.ir l'i lnUvlll mid Newport dlw
iiut'i m io llittK-wioof disorder had
4hlnrt oHili'i. hiiitly lieluio.
u'olook, (lit iipMNtr mill omifu.ioii be
osiiio kiioli lhat L'IiuImiiiiii Uoiry io
uUihI ll. wiiiVMilluii uiljuunidd III) "
o'uUmk loiuorrow.
TiiH uuMiurini: mii'imrrf.
Tim fuujorlty fvpoit of IIhcoiiiiiiIII')
on iiwiliithniH animiM without junllli
oalloiiiof Uiu prliiclplt- and polleli-n
ilfuluri'd by thu imtlonul JJuiuourullo
plulfuriii of JW)J, and dtolurin our
prriit J)ii)Wirtl tdmlnUtrutlon
In iuiIUIimI lo the lliuliku
ol the (rnily for liln humid,
(WiiruK'" xiid kUiimiuiillkv niuimu
IIKIltllf plll-lfo UllMlfC ft'ld WO iXpifM
our iindliiiliiUliwJ oonlliJuiiuo In (lie
l)uuioitry mid jmUlollii) it( J'rldDiil
(Jrovir Cluvtluiid uud liltf dUlin.
(julnhid uij dvlor Mini Mfmlury Jolm
U. t''IUIa. 'Jim iiiluorliy ijort
llml whllifllipy iloijot mmw In lu
YlnMttlnm Im ihv lunlutlly fM
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AuuuMU '- la iiiaiMliiliflfU I4u
I.! t turn M'$rWmWv
11 hM Mfi N4 UtffaM
coin ago of both Kola und silver as
primary money of our country into
legal tender dollars, receivable In
payment for nil its debts, public nud
private
The Democratlo state conveutlou re
assembled today. After disuusslug for
au hour nud n half the motion to sub.
tituto tho minority report ou creden
tials for tbo majority report, a call of
tho counties bcuan. Tho veto resulted:
Ayes, 448; nays, 426 There was loud
cheer lilt' by Clay men. liardln men
rushed to tho platform, charging fulso
counting nnd fraud. This created u
tumultous scene. Thu was finally
checked by crowding Senator Lindsay
through tho fighters to the front plat
form, whou ho opened anot'ner hot
contest by presenting tbo majority
report of the committee on resolutions.
The uamos of President Cleveland
nnd Secretary Carlisle were received
wltb applause. Ex-Congressman W.
T. Ellis, presented a minority leporl.
John 8. Rhea offered u second or sup
plemental minority report which sim
ply reafilrmed tho national platform of
1892.
OLKVKIiAND IS ENOOHSKI).
The final vote ou substituting tho
minority report for tho majority report
on resolutions had only 2Jayes. When
tho minority report oh well as tho sup
p'emeut was lost, the question recurred
ou tho adoption of tho majority report.
Although previous votes showed the
maorlty report was ovorwhelmmglj
adapted, still the silver men demanded
a call by counties, whluh proceeded till
uftr 3 p. ui. Tho vo' was announced
0i7ayiM, 2;i3 nujs. The volo was re
eel veil with great uppluuso. Tho con
vt'ii'lou lakes a recess until 7:!i0.
A Bovoro litorm.
AmjickkoN, Ind., JuneW. Mudlson
county wns vUlttd by u very destruc
tive llro today. In this city a number of
hoiiM-H were unroofed, trios blown
down, lightening whuttcred tuo doint
of tho hluh seliool, buljdlng. It uUo
Ignited tlio building "f! wi'll,
wljloli oiinnnt bo wiiilronWr
Crop fJtatUtlcs,
Wahiiowk, Juno iOJ.Tlio uhslgti'
iiuiiit f iltlo agents of tho new sjnU-iii
of gathering crop (fliUlsllc Iiiih lueti
nearly coiiipleU-il, Tho auont Ut
Oallfornlv, Oregon, WuNliiiigtoii ui.d
Idahn In Jlwlu K. Hmlth, of C'sllfornlu,
A Oliillau Oriroo.
Vaj.I'AHaiho, Juno 'M, litt $i
hols Hnwuvr, 1111 Anirrlcnn iltl.ou who
(iniu lure from HpokmiP, WmhIi,, w
iiiurderixl, Huiurduy, lwut k iKsguc
from fullfuw, tawu clow (0 (lilt icily,
ItobUry wm ihv motlw,
yftr Wltlj IluitU,
lH)ti, Juno 2J,-HncUI din
(Miteliu limn Hhiti'Kl"i y Wit wull
liifoiuiwl oUnUIn VKpwf ihv opinion
Hint ur tadttren iiuwU mid J)n,
ustr OuriM, will hrmb ;ui Uforo I In
mid of iiiiMi miilm. '
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VALLEY LOOAIi NEWS.
Marion.
Strawberry nnd ico cream social nt A.
II. Hunt's on tho 27th. A cordial in
vitation to all.
Haying will commonco about July 4,
Tho outlook is good for n heavy crop.
Reverends Franklin and Mary Mori
deth, of Moorsvlilo, Iua., havo boon
spending a few duyB hero, holding
meetings, und visiting with somo of
their old tlmo friends. Also Allen Jay,
of Richmond, Ind., preached ut
Friends' church on tho oveuing of tho
21st.
Tho Domorcst contest of tho 18h was
gl on to u crowded house. Tho con
testants.wero Misses Hu worth, Dalley,
Wulkor and Rllzi, uud Mr, Oscar OIo
801). Thosubjdot was a good ouo uud
well rendered by all tho parties, llut
Mr. Olesou carried oft tho silver
medal and will, of course, alwuys bo u
sliver mun. The medal wub presented
ufter somo noppropriato remarks by
Rev. Wbltomau, ouo of tho Judges of
Turner
II. P. iiinshuw, our genial B, P.
ugeut with Mrs. Hlushaw uro visiting
ut Portland uud Newberg and wilt
tako In tho yearly meeting of Frleuds
church, this weok, A young mau,
Mr. Cox, Is ut tho helm during Mr.
Hlusuaw's absence.
Mrs. Nathan Morrls.Mr. N J. Ileus
ley and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ueorgo
will attoud the yearly meeting at Ncv-
b.-rg this week. Also lluv. Iluworth.
Bennett reiiruun, of Marion, Is build
ing a new resldenco lu Jtfierbon where
he expects to rtuido in tho uear future.
Will Fresh uud Mark Ellis of this
p'ueo are doing tho work. Horry to I040
Biother Peurbon fiom our midst.
On tho 22ud there 'vas imlto n uuiu
ber of the sporting men camo together
at Marlon to witness (ho bursa nice,
uud some of tho citizens of this plaab
that was 111 able to lowolt uot rolloyod
of some of their loose cush. littler not
play with llro If you don't want to ml
your linger burned.
John Christopher Is hauling hit
wheat to theBtuytoii mills ut Go onis
per bushul, Mr. Kwank, of AiiiiwvIIIp,
(reportHsuy) has hou puylugOO ctuls
od Is thereforo tho farmers' friend but
lias goon bauk on It, finding tint It
uo.tH loo inuoli Im hi tin furnmr'h
filuud. Wonder If It won't bu (UK all
along tho line, whim Ilia I'ojn gt haki
of Uiu Miif?
Mr, H. N';rtoi)buNitpiecouf tliyliuttl
epilog win ut we havo neon In Marion
ooiiuty, Mr. Ilartlofcowed II. .
Jlw. lisnjimiii Wlilto pleached ut
Krluuda' uhiiruli ut I1 a. in. uud 1 p.
111, tlio iiinl liikt
(Iruiidiuu Touillimoil liuu guiio (0
r)oit4 MIIN011 11 yl'H. Hho' oxpc-ul lu
return 1 1 liur homo In thu ott soon.
Mrs. Huuiuul ToinlliiHuii, who Iihn
muii vnry ululi for.Koveral dayv, U 011
tho nind and hois uro eiilerlulnul of
nwdy rfooycry.
MABION OOUHXY TEAOHBItS. WASUINai'ON HOP CROP.
Willi
JJroQko.
JCIsii HIihw niteiit Huiiduy
friundson Mlulon JJotlon,
MIm Ivy lisrviidrluk ruluruiwl (0
WhestUnd Hundity nftorit thruo wauh'n
ylt Willi filunds In Jlrooks,
J'ttthfr Liliik ifliiniiMJ lininufrmo
tfw ICrflTuifcdny.
'1 lid Hunduy wikxI plunlo ut limki
wns wvll utli'iidwl, A gtxxl prttgmiij
w ni)i)winj by ih jriiwm) dillWwu
uhwlN, Hlmimi inlri0tliig addfWM wm
Hvm by PMidvii( Jlitwlvyoruie Wll
JKiiiPlId uulvutiiy,
Mr. (Jhurllti tdwtf wm m mwti
fur J'ur(iMitf) Tuiy
'I'lmdttll Uw mt fjull viwmm
Tin fifmv4 mipJUyl'l Ut f M, htiy
Wllffl t-Wbuf 0 jjvrij Hi irlM
flmpMtlMt dl, ,
fAUhl'4K UwUlt Mlhituis Willi
Ihv wlHwjitiiy munU ui (Im jiriMi
wniHK'
W. i'ili J(fiJ nd rmlly .jiji
HKdy Midi Mil llMil sffiil l
MtM MitinJv Wtdf MuhimJ Ut Im
MtMim Hh HimMu HUmuimi Mm
Nrly Two Hundred Instructors
in Attendance.
Tuesday was Ukan up with tho usual
roiUlutt work of tho classes. Tho fol
lowing short musical aud literary
program woo glvon after tho noon
heur:
Instrumental music Miss Gortrudo
Btahloy.
Recitation Miss Rooswcll.
Bong Luko Lynn.
Bong Prof. 55. M. Parvlu.
President W. C. Hawloy, of Wll
lamete university, tuon gave an I pier
ce tin;; account of tho formation of tbo
constitution of tho United Stales.
A complete list of tho teachers reg
istered with tho county superin
tendent, Is printed below. There uro a
number of commissioned teachers in
tho county who have as yet tailed to
attend tho luxtltulo. Tlio registered
list of teachers Is us follews:
Florence Cutterllu, Laura Howard,
Mcdu E. Hubart, Clara M. Klrkpat
rlek, Oltvo Currlu, R. O. Wotzol, E. F.
Frlzaell, Mary Chllders, Johu W. Rey
nolds, Elton Bhuw, Lldu Thompson,
Arthur Winches, 11. H. Smith, Floy
CummlngH, Nellie Durfco, A. W. Mlr.o,
Noah Welch, Wm. Simpson, Minnie
Wade, Allco Ackersou, L. B. YoUer,
W, L. Cummlugs, Ermluo Bushnoll,
Maggio Taylor, Laura Prescott, Lula
Rossell, W. 1). Frcoamu, T. L. Am
bler, Mary P. Millard, Anna L. Haas,
Oru Bltoud, Walter M. Bmlth', B. W.
nlulkey, Margaret J, Cosjwr, Carrie
lJuiitley, Mrs. M. B. Nichols, Ida E.
Bmlth, Mary lfl. Itoynoids, Mary V.iu
Wnguer, Muttiu AloNury, Alleuu Mel
lon, Li.Kio JaKe, MoltM Davis, Rosu
K. Mooie, M. Kits. Currlu, E. T. Moore,
It. K Hodges, O. B. Miles, Watson
Lmnsoud, J. K. Hull, R. K. Rlugo,
v E. oiuviur, Johu 11. Uoddos, Phuuuo
ivtastil, Mis. Maitlo Mers, F. A,
Mi en, Lnku Lyuii, 1. W. Voedor, R,
L. iJwwt'fuiaij, Jay BlettUoy, W. A.
Al hi in, J. u. Itit.iLt, L. W. Kduilstor,
Lorf U. Weicii, 1,-ieltu Kyior, R. T.
nn.illi, M n L t.wcll, W. A. White,
itiiih Mi t ik, (luui Ueud, Margaret
. M. i:uii.4U, V. A. Mail-
1 . Kiuu.i i, Aiuu V. Aldsr
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Jui., Alicu JJurrovVit.'Ittrtrf Murr,
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A. Ii.hm, ( mr K wiu, Uaum Wll
Vu, ti' liti '. iiwm SVhtiluu, Uojk
U.1IJM, U .u 'A ' uvtri, Auuii Allttll, Mia
l!u '1'a.uu,, turu AiiUvrnuii, Cool.
AltirU4ll. K ll.t i'lulior, IaiIm it, Jtoyul,
A. L illKi, Mury A. iUlly, Alum
(Jurducr, Mlublw lruin, Uurilo Brad'
uiiw, Ktom JobM, Auim UuNdUruw
Jllliiir, KuiiUM i&Wu, Hum Muiltli,
Auoh JiwUon, K, IJ. Ajud;oii, 0, M.
Kvtuj, A. W. KvsiMj, A. J. Uuriitnd,
Mm. A. J. UrlMtl, W. If. l)rur,Onri
itttMt) Uww Joua, It L, Young, 11.
llivkumu, A. W. 4tg, i. i, KrujM,
Urn. A. ftwblM, A. U. UHtil t, U. lh
Moofw, Muriel Vmtkm, lnwm JUhli'-K,
T. K. MlinMI, A. W, VimmM, T. 0.
Jury, J4 Uutly, (hum Mmvmv, Kvu
I Hutu U, Alio iMImuu, lMUtlhkitlL,
14s Kily, Hit. Alt 14tl. L4liu
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Puynllup Citizen 21tt.
H. E. McGowan. contracted for 200
bales of hops yesterday for n Now York
firm.
Thoro aro now but 60 bales stored for
shipment in tbo N. P. R. R. ware
hohse, and 180 in Llllenthal's.
Sluco Friday 182 bales havo been
shipped to Now York. No other ship
ments from this polut have gouo over
tbo N. P, R. R.
H. E. McGown shipped 7o bales ot
bops over tho Great Northora railroad
to Pior Bros., Now York City, New
York, Friday.
Training nnd spraying is going du
Thoro are pleuty of lico, nud where
thoro is no thought of abandoning tho
crop, a hard fight is being mado with
them. But comparatively fow bops
look woll for ooruo cause or another, a
largo amount of tbo acreago has beon
abandoned or plowod up and it can
safely bo estimated that Washington
will not produco over 20,000 bales, un
less thoro is a market chaugo to encour
ago thoso who hayo about made up
their mind to abandon thoir crop, to
stloktotho business until after pick
lug. Puynllup Commerce 21bL
Tho rates on hops, It has been
authoritatively announced nt tho
Northern Puollto ofilces, will not bo
advuueed, aud the old rata of $1.70
will still apply. Tho notification will
sot at rest numerous dealers iu hops
who woro approbousivo of a ohangv.
There is no Immedlato prospect of a
raise iu tho rates,
Yakima Republic seys:
A careful slimming up of tho condi
tion of this year's hops at tho present
tlmo shows it to bo fulrfy favorable.
Thoro Is, It is btitod by purtics in u
position to know, about tho samo acre
age lu tho country us last year, There
will not bo au many hops, tiowover, by
u largo pur cent, for iho reason that
many of the yards uro not receiving
the necessary attention.
Chuhalls Beo says:
About L'liuliulia mo condition of the
growing crop is ult luaicuu.d bu ex
pected. Lico uru iiiurcieiug, uud curt
wiuraulo npruyiug will no uouu before
(no unit ot tlio iiioutn.
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Tho Woodburn Oolobratioa.
There will bu no uelebratluu to speak
of ou thu west wide, but WooUburu will
hnvo u liummur.
, Uraud paradu In ohurgu of thu (J. A,
Runout ut 10 a. 111. from tho. depot.
-kJtiou. T. 'P. (Jt;or uud Hon, W..T.
Rlgdon uru tho orutor or tlio day uuof
will umuse uud lustrum you, Tliuy
uru thu two bout oir-iiitiid puoiiy speuU
vm in the county.
Muslu by the Hllvurtou uud Wood
burn baiius, uud llrflt-ulHW winging con
ducted by lit, Cathy.
MiksitoWtfuu I'fMttuf ForubtUrovu
will read tlio Ooelurutioii of JtigliU.
Miss i'rall is thu liroaiwp ruaUwrin
(ri'guii.
A iJuiuoriml iuihIu! iwnttwit takes
place at U p, 111.
Jiluyulu mid Jiowu rat- lu iho ufiur-
ItOOII,
JfisvrtilwH Mini iuiilu tlimiwr ut I'asIi'h
groVK. JSvurynody Is w uleouiu ui Uumo
uuil enjoy IuuiiisuIvm.
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lyirtn uhuntii KHutHUwiinmyiHr
Pit, uud lr, li, i. nsmtt1 tmuumi
mm Hud t;rouuU un umif thu,
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jwlHl niusw iy tne n, a. i,
IwhI-mw (dm tti ihv vvnux,
Tho Mfiuy, wumu wmi W1hwi
mH Uium, htm uw wit. Judj J Jig
W iiM ImtJ nil nut Mill im, th-t.
aiw UuWIy U immtun Mt ihv 4mmn,
IliuimUt, H4UU nUtllullUHuti,
'( IHVillUlit Will MMbJtiMl KU,
4u44i nmUw, lit mpnin, Uy
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