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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12
,T,ExANDRIA, "
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL -.
Mn HnsroN. q. 8. Treasurer, who be

Mr.. HUSTON, U. s. Treasurer, VINO De-
fore he abandoned his Office and went 70
Indianapolis last week, told newspaper
man that he was going there to do all Dc
could to secure the election OF the repuoi'
can ticket, and that he didn't care VINO
knew it. has returned to his post OF duty, q
disappointed man, and now tells another
newspaper man that: "In 1856, when the
Lord took charge OF elections and Itook the
workmanship of the State committee we
made very vigorous campaign" This, Oh
course. means that he aud the Lord together
made very vigorous campaign" ano nee
egssrily implies that the recent defeat was
6pe to the dissolution of the partnership
Well, the Lords ways are no lees benehcen'
than wonderful, but nobody except Messrs'
Harrison and Huston can be induced to De
,eve that He had anything to do with tnel
aud Dudley's work il Indiana in 1883.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

NEW YORK. April ID Cotton steady uplsrds
11s, Orleans II 13 10; futures steady. Flour &C.
tive and firm Wheat active, unse tiled lower.
Corn quiet and stronger. Pork quiet and steady
at $11 25a12 so. Lard qniet and firm at SO GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

Leesburg Is making an effort to have Tho
next Congressional convention held in that
town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

BALTIMORE. APP. 12-Cotton nominal; middling
1iss. Flour fairly active aud higher; Howard
street and Western super 81 00aS2 so do extra
So 1888 65 ; do family So S5a4 SO City Mills
Rio brands extra 81 25a4 so winter wheat pat.
ent ST. 60a4 %; spring do So 00I5 25 straight
Sd 50a4 rs; extra 50 60a4 90 Wheat-south.
ern quiet; graded lie lower; FGltz S3sSS long
berry s5aS9; No 2 81 steamer 2 rcd So; West
ern steady No winter red spot and april S6I2
ern quiet and steady; white 39a42 yellow 3Sa
80: Western strong mixed spot and April 3Sa4a
1915; May 3s7ss39 June 39As3Sas July 39l,
ado; August 4Ua404. steamer 374.a37la. Oats
firm; Southern and Penus 27s32; Western white
31a32 do mixed 29A30; graded No white 3D.
Bye firm st 55a47. Hay firm: prime to choice
timothy $l2 5O.13. Proviiions active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

CHICAGO, April 12-11 a. Whesi-Msy
S5A July S3h. Conway 31&,a31 Is JulJ
327a423. Oats-May 23as July 23laa23 y
Pork-May and June S14; July 81 %. Lari-
April SO 37lb; May Sc 421b; July So 47l3. shert
Rbs-Msy So As July SIS 55.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

ALEXANDRIA MARX ct. Aprr 12-Thc market
is firm, but rather in a waiting condition, OWING
to furry in New York and other centres.
Wheat is quoted at from So to 81, and Corn at %
AL. But little is doing in Rye aud Os,s aud
country produce Is shade oil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

BALTIMORE, april 12.-Virgnis 6s consoli
dated =; past-due coupon =; 10.4os 35; dc
3s 664
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-12

Court of Appeals Yesterday.
Jones, Poindexter & Co. vs. Christian. Argued
and continued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

NEW York, Aug. 2l.-The Mica
rs-Ia Canal seems o. be In good
shape. This j. the opinion u War
uer Miller, president Of the COM
Tany. I'VE have bceu all summer, -
said ne yesterday, building a rail
way from Grryt1wn along the line
Of the proposed canal We have
completed ten miles. We will CON-
time until the line reaches the first
lOck. when 10 will have extended 10
a place called OchOI.
ssWhiie we have been pushing the
road into the exterior, We have
been at the same time working on
the entrance 10 GreytOwr. We
have been dredging al the entrance
and erecting n splendid brelkwateI,
At present We have seven feet 81
water ON the tar where thryt
months ago there was dry land.
Vessels drawing not more than sew
en- feet are now able % come In,
We have, purchased the entire plant
ofthc American contract and dreiE'
in- comJauy al Panama. We ar,
now removing that plant from Fan
anna to Greyt1wu. IL consists OF
several Iarse and powerful drg'igiul
machines, several tug boats, Lighters
and q complete plant for TcpIirs
Everything connected with II J. 10
/ fir-t--lass condition. incidentally
I may say that this shows the co!
| laT>c Of the Panama scheme
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1T MUST NOW COME.
The New York Central II. r.. Also.
luiely Refuses TO 20 to Arbi-
traii0n.
WEBB SAYS THERE IS NOTHING
TO INVESTIGATE
PoWdrrly Declares the Strike Ha>
Become Oae Of The Whole
Organization,
AND The FIGHT MUST BE CON-
TINUED.
The Knights Of Labor Cci the Cold
Shoulder.-An Alarming
Outlook.
WEBB SAYS THERE IS NOTHING
TO INVESTIGATE
AND THE FIGHT MUST BE CON.
TINUED.
By TeleErarhts thcNEws.i
THE CRISIS REACHED.
The knights Of Labor Will Nov
Wage War.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2O.-T0Wder.
~ and Devlin Of the executive
board knights Of I.al,or, called on
Webb this evening. roucey was
with Webb, aud the four gentlemen
had an interview which lasted ~
minutes. An offer Of POwierly a.
submit the matter % arbitration
Webb refused. ON the ground al
ready Presented In other words. he
said the company was not jumping
ON the Knights Of Labor. They did
not discharge men because they
were Knights Of Labor, but for good
re Isons. Neither Depew nor Van
derbilt were opposed g. the knights
u Labor n an organization.
ioWderly once mere urged that
the matter h. arhitratei. but Webb
remained firm. Devlin asked Webb
Il he would consent To an iuve-tiga.
lion uf the causes surrounding the
discharge Il fifteen men.
Webb reiterated that there was
nothing 10 investigate; that the CON.
Iniy Wa- managing the road, aud
Ic diu not st-c why their actions
should lie questioned.
Devlin then asked him II hc did
not owe the public aEd the EN-
ploycS OF tbc read amy duty ncgari.
ing it, management, in which all
were more or les interested. weli
iii not reply. Drviin then said
IsrTc WAS DO u-e in further discuss
iuE tia matter, n the railnuai COM
any hal declared themselves In
favor Of
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IIou~e.

wAsIIINGrpN, Aug GA resu'
luton calling for information a. O.
RusSia's prescription Of Jews wa-
reported aud adopted. The House
then began consideration u the sen
ate meat inspection bill.
Funston, chairman Of the COM
mittee on agriculture, said il Wa
proposed 10y this measure 10 open
foreign ports 10 American meats
BY opening those ports millions and
millions Of foreign gold wouh b,
brought into the country and would
relieve the embarrassed condition O
all classes Of industry.
HIT Iili- said this bill would =.
move the pJrlen e ON which foreign
governments exclude our hog pro
ducts. lie objected 10 the unjus
discrimination made against pOTk
under n pretense that il was un
Wholesome.
Morgan Miss. offered an amend
ment bringing Lard within the opera
ton Of the bill. Lost.
Sayers offered an amendmen
proviiing that Texas fever shout,
not be considered as a contagious O
infectious disease. Lost. The bill
then passed.
The House then proceeded 10 TN
consideration Of the bill defining
options. Without disposing Of th'
MEASURE the House adjourned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
CnIIfornIn.-.prmecrncH.

SAN JCsE, Cal, Aug. 2o.-The
democratic State convention today
adopted a platform reailirmiug the
principles Of the -. Louis platform
Of ISIS, and declaring against the
depleted treasury, the imposition Of
unequal and oppressive taxes; the
arbitrary disregard by the Speaker
u the House Of Representative Of
all parliamentary rules, and the
shameless servility displayed lbs the
majority in the House in yelling
ready obedience TO mis- tyrtnn.ral
mandates, in their request 10 join
the democracy In it. efforts % lr 70
cure the Passage Of a measure per-
hitting the free cUinag, Of silver,
the neglect Of the present admins
tration 10 modify an admitted En-
rOneOus tariff.
II denOuucCs and condemns the
republican majority in the National
House Of Representative for the
passage Of the Infamous Lodge
election hill: deuOunces the McNiu-
ley bill; favOrs the free coinage %
silver and the enactment 81 laws
against pools and trusts;the election
Of United States senators by direct
vote Of the people and the alJI-
ton Of Australian ballot system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 31.-This NOR
ming a lady, elegantly dressed in
black and closely veiissi, entered
the wholesale dry goods house u
Rice, StyX & Co. rhr- ci-rSs came
forward to wait oHaGr-s-lut she
waved them all asile. andguletly
began the ascent OF the steps. She
climbed up seven flights Of stairs 10
the flJor on which II. 4. ; tmuels,
shipping CLERK, Is employed, to-
gether with a number Of A. sociates.
/ Marching straight 10 his d-sk. she
drew a raghide irom.the folds u her
dress and gave him two stiuging
blows Then she beckOned him
aside and he followed her u an
anieroom, where they held a short
conference, and she departed by
the elevator. Samuels l. a married
man ami on account Of his exem-
plary life l. known to all associates
a s'Proper" Samuels. He absolute
IL refused To talk, ami as the lady
was heavily veiled nothing can be
learned Of who she l. ~ what griev.
ance sine avenged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

INDIANArOLIs, Aug. -. The
thirty-niuth annual meeting u th,
American Association Tor the AL,
vancemcnt u Science began boa
earnest this morning with uTEauiz-
ton, the association meeting iu tHC
House Of Representative. Over
.Il members II the association 90,
prtsrnt. This afternoon tHv v-ri.I-
sections met separately and ..riE
Independents madc addr s-t-- IT,
night nj Plymouth Church t.c .,.
firing %, silent, Prof, -sor N,rlsu,
hall, delivered the annual gdou 81.
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THURSDAY CITY UTAH TERRITORY


hNoNN ONLY IN RESULTS.
Tomorrow the board will continue
IN session.
After midnight, POwderly, HAYES
and Holland left the st. Cloud Ho.
tel and walked over toward the
Grand Central depot. Here was a
mystery. The labor leaders sank
out Of sight somewhere about the
depot The nj A.-It express on
the Cr:s-- 4. o out as usual. show
ing that the apparently faiei hour
was not midnight. In the depot are
encampei about seventy-five fire
men, and the same number Of
switchmen, supposed to lie there to
provide for any emergency that
might come up.
An Albany special says: InfOrma-
ton obtained here coutradicts the
assertion made by Webb that he
has not discharged any men because
they were Knights Of Labor, and
that no assault i being made upon
the knights. Fully fifty men who
are on the strike here testify that
for the past month Station Agent
Stephens has been informing them
that they had better sever their con-
nection with the onJier, a. the road
intended 10 get rid Of those who be-
luuufsl 70 II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

some YEAR ago we were ve.y
much subject % severe spells &C
cholera mOrbus; aud now when We
feel any Of the symptoms that asa
ally precede that ailmeut, such &C.
sirkucss NJ the stomach, di1rrhul.
etc. We become scary. We have
found Chamheriaiu'- Remedy the
very thing % -tTaiEhtru one cut iu
such eases, and always keep Be about.
Il i somewhat similar 20 the u-uc
cholera cure, but seems 10 cOntiiA
ingredients that render 10 more
pleasant % take. ami that DO their
work more quickly. Sheriff Devcr-
eaux tells u that he Is subject % chul-
era morbLs, ami recently felt a spell
coming on, when he obtained a bot
tie u Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoa Remedy, and two
dU<ts made him all right We are
not writing this for a pay testiUo-
NAL. hat % let cur ra lets know
what j. a good thing tu keep handy
In the hCu~e.-Try Ann Chi.E
For sale by Il. G.. VI. J.. Drug
Dept VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

Duluth, Mimi, Aug. Coon
siderable excitement has been caused
by the discovery Of a rich vein Of
silver in the ancient Teltec work
ings above this city. At n depth
Of fOrty-twO feet there has been dis
covered a fivC-!OOt vein Of native
silver, which j. though. to be Of the
richest kind. Miners declare il Is a
fabulously rich deposit Of the pre-,
CiOus ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

Black eros Grain SILK at a9oi no. Sc.
It a 49, sli5
COorad Silk at &c. &c. ai c lie Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line Of Summer Silk usually ll at Soc, 6Oc. and &c.,
marked down 70 Csc.
20 pieces Of Black Bunting at &C. 2oa and 22c worth 2Oc
25c. and SOC.
lol Of Plain Dark Organizes at c.. VoTlh 2OC
lot Of FIGURED Linen Lawns al lOc; worth &c
lot Of Dress linens AZ &c
lol Of Iudil Linens y for S. Il yds for 81 10 yds for ST.
Tennis Fannels at iOc worth &c. ard Il c. worth 2Oc
Extra Fine SIX Stripe Tennis Fzzels al 35c; worth &c.
lot Of Printed Wcol CtalIics al Y c.. worth 25c.
Lei OF Ladies' Embroidered lIass Patterns SLUO and SLSO;
one-gasTier lie cost
lot Of Boys Low Gu} Sl0-s Al SIPS; UCTth $780,
lot Of Meas Low Cat S555 SIZE 10 q. $780, These goods
we're seld for 5000.
lot Of Ladies Cls Top E1i1 Shoes at S5O; worth $3.50
lol Of Misses and Chre1s Cloth Top Kid Bun Shoes at
SIPS and S225; worth $500 anil $500.
Ladies' and Childgeas Straw Ea al &c., 5c, 25c 40c Soc
and 75c; these srs half us-ce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

SARATOGA, Aug. l0.-The Ameri-
can Bar Association began it, an
nual meeting today, and the presi-
dent, Henry Hitchcock Of -. Louis
Henry G.. TOmpkins 81 Alabama
read a paper on the Necessity for
uniformity in the law governing
commercial paper" Dwight T..
Olmstead read a paper on Land
Transfer Reform"
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sim HarPInE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2O.-The execu-
tive committee and building and
grounds committee Of the Worlds
Fair directors were in session this
afternoon aud evening discussing
the apparently never-ending ques.
ton Of site for the exposition.
What action, II any, was taken
could not be learned, the CON-
mittee being in strictly executive
session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

PALMER LAKE, Colo, Aug. 90
4 collision occurred this afternoon
on the Denver * Rio Grandc he,
tween Palmer Lake AMI Monument,
which resulted IN the instant death
OF Engineer Hart. and the probable
death Of his fireman, Fred Foley
Harris engine vas helping In the
vicinity Of the late wa-hOut-, and
received orders 10 run t1 Hustled,
while the other engine about the
same time startg,i d i'alme Lake
for water. They were going 40 a
high rate ofspeei when they colliiel
and both were badly demolished.
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For Supreme Judge.

WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 90
The State republican convention
met at Martin-burs today, To uom-
mate a candidate for supreme
Judge. Hon. Reynolds u keyser,
received the nomination on the
second ballot. The platform adopt
e,l endOrsss the administration Of
President Harrison.
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had suffered frr year, With q
complaint the irgsiJiaUs csiiru
gravel. aud they had given ul tHs
attempt 90 h.Ip uI.-. Ny wi.yHrari
81 D.. DAVID Eruu .y'- E.-s-itr
Remedy, o. GIa'ugt. y r.. Fud
SPOKE ~ Ituvt. iu lease lrr { got
a luttlr. Used t.5' and ESQ uI
thee more. 1uI Insguiy Use 'r.u-
blc vanished never o. riuru--
Washington Monroe, CaisSill, W.
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RrESOs AYREs, Aug. 2O.-The
troops in this City were kept under
arms throughout last night, the
government fearing n fresh revolu.
ton would he ATTEMPTED, owing 10
the dismissal nfan officer concerned
in the recent rebellion. The COVER.
nor Of Cordoba has resigned and the
provincial hank is closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

CITY or MENIcD, Aug. "a
Salvador dispatch says: General
Ezeta t0iay received the peace pro-
tnenl. which was submitted tn the
Cabinet and approved on most of the
POINTS. General Ezeta will send "a
Guatemala n commissioner, author.
iE.d to sign the peace agreement ar
ranged 10y the diplomatic corps, and
II i believed that everything will IL
settled by Friday or Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
Tired Feeling.

After taking only a part Ui tLe Grsi bo-tIr
20 HooIs Sar,lplrIil could rest well
an ui.hf and feel refreshed when I woke
Up. must say that Hoods SIrsIT1r.lla s.
auuIs recommended tu be- MIS- IT, H.
WrNANs. 20 r Mason -. jackson. Ntel.
Il have used Hoods Slr,lUlriilI - .
blood purifier and am Well pleased with %,
Il being fu my opiuiUu thr proper medicine
for the purpose WV. a.. WUEErU, ore
elui,t. -. Mlry's Church. Detroit, Mich.
Ny daughter received murh benefit
from Huo,ls Slrs5rauII as a tonic after q
rrotrarird attack 81 pueumuuia." REV
FL. AbNNs. New Hartford. q.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
S1Id by dru--i.ts- 81 siE or a.. Prepared by
C.L uupul co. HIa;hH-ar.'.. lowell Mass
100 Hose- ono Dollar
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All Run Down

From tle weakening effects of changing
weather. Hy hard work. Ur from a long
unr.,. yuI need % sr1i t1Eir luI l.n.Hi
runEer Ike Waa-I-s >Irslplrii1- n y.1
have never tried this peculiar mr,'iriEe. O.
s1 now. Il VIII give y0g strggztH and
appetite. purify ami yii1Iire your blood
-ihlyc been iu paar health iUI several
year,. suffering with indigestion. re~tie---
urss iu the ui-Et. and il the mourning .
would -gt up vlfhayUT
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QUINCY, Mas, Aug. 20.-TwelvC
persons are now at the Quincy hos
pital. They are all seriously injured.
The most Of them were scaldei 10y
esczping steam, and several u them
are in precarious condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

wAsHINGTON PARK, Aug. 90
SunOl trotted a trial quarter at
Washington Park in 81, which
beats the record Of Maud :.
| for the same distance.
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BaraIns OF = Russian steamer.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 21.-The
steamer GregOry was burned on the
Volga river at Nashui NovgOrOd to-
day. Many passengers lost their
lives, some being burned tn death
and other drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
rowDERLY WAS ASKED

tonight what wOull be the next
move. He said that il had not been
determined, buthe would tomorrow
issue circular 20 the mechanics
and other employees OF the Central
Hudson system and connecting
lines. The document will lie lase,i
upun the refusal Uf the company to
arhi.raie the difficulties aud will
call upon them 90 stop work at
once.
After that the It. Cloud Hotel
seemed barren 81 incident. 4 few
reporters lUungei around, waiting
warmly for the Ab0r leaders 70 re-
turn. The usual attendance OF sub
ordinate knights OF l.al,or CEASED.
The few that came Ia disappeared
quickly again, bound on secret
brands. Sergeant, wilkison and
Howard will leave in the morning
for Terre Haute b altered the meet
ing Of the Supreme Council
EVERY step We have taken, .
said Webb, has been approved 10y
Vanderbilt, Depew and others high
In the councils Of the company.
Webb says he could not see why,
If All Others, the firemen should
sfrike. They were, he added, bettei
ali on the Central than any othel
line. Speaking Of the connecting
In be remarked that he was in
ranstant communication with theil
cbjef officers. and that the Be'
line. Lake Shore and Linked nan
raj was prepared for the strike 4
n came- HAYES. OF the executive
hoard. said tonight that no NOR
news would he given out tonight
Whatever the executive hoani de
cfSeJ upon would be
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supStrueL saIdisr.

BERLIN. Aug. 30. - During n
forced march by n Bavarian regi-
ment, 10 men fell from sunstrOke.
Three died and seventeen are dying.
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TIE RArM1NvrsrInAr1u,

The House committee today be-
gan investigation Of the charges pre-
ierrei against Pension Commission
er Raum.
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MINER HEARD FROM.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The
state department received five tele-
grams from Minister Miner today,
saving that the good offices and me-
diation Of the United States had
been accepted by both Guatemala
and Salvador. The hasis OF peace
would be presented tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21

LION COFFEE
IsaseIeoion Of
Mocha, Java and
Bio, properly
blended and IS
conceded by all
20 make ihC
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. a Beaud-
ful Picture Card
In every Pack
age. For Sale
everywhere Ask
your Grocer for
II.
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left Washington this morning for n
weeks visit 10 Cape May Point, ac-
c0mpaniei by ex-senator Sewell Of
New jersey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-21
VIOLENT AND FRAUDULENT
SrIIENiIs

Of the Democratic party 10 suppress
the Republican vote ia the Southern
States ~ unjust, unconstitutional
an! utterly iuIsirusivc; declares, it,
confidence in the national aimini-
strstiun, the integrity, patriotism
auI earnest IuTIUse b. promote the
tnilic wpllap. which directs IT,
action: and commeuds the efforts il
i making b. establish reciprocal re-
| laiiuus with several nations II this
/ continent uupn such basis n will be-
mutually advantageous. IL further
warmly approves the cJur-e q our
senators and Republican Represeu-
| tativt-s in the present COngre>-.'
Governor H1;,ri was rensmiuated
by reclamation. ]. Il. Tneat 81
/ Greer county was nominated TOT
/ Lieutenant Governor.
The ticket was not completed un-
/ til after midnight. The nOmina'
tions are: Secretary u State, I'd
wari COe Of walwOrth; Treasurer,
Albert Il. Geilfuss Of Milwaukee;
Att0Tney-General, james O'Neill Of
/ Clark county.
The convention was still in session
/ at ! a. IN.
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RON WARRINGTON.
Silver Purchased By the Treasury &.
The Growth Of Washington
SHnae

wAsHINGTON, Aug. ~. - The
silver bullion offered for sale 10 t',e
Treasury Department today was
1914, 900 ounces. The amount puT-
chased was I55, 900 ounces, a. FOL
lows: $1,000 ounces at Si-lsl; 5000
ounces at SLID; 10000 ounces At
81 20; 80, 900 ounces at Sl.2n..