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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-10

HELENA, Nov. s.-An attachment on the
Journal company for $4,000. debt con-
tracted four years ago. was served to-day,
and the sheriff took possession. Ofiicers
watched the bulletin board until satisfied
that Harrison's defeat was certain, then
seized the property at I 80 q. m. The
Journal company has employed nj times
- people. The publication will probably
resume tomorrow. II is thought this %
tion will have the effect Of defeating ths
military post.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 9.-Because OF lack
Of returns from all congressional districts
of the country yet. il is impossible 10
make q complete list Of the membership
of the next house of representatives.
From information at hand there is little
doubt hut the democrats will have ma
jority of at least IS over the republicans,
with probability OF increasing the figure
when the full count is known. A careful
computation on the basis of the returns
received shows representation of the
three parties in tho house will be as fol-
lows: Republicans, i07; democrats, 1876 ;
peoples party,s 8.
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IN IDAHO.

Popuiists Carry Alturss md Logan Coun-
ties with Few Exceptions.
special D'sratch to the STANDARD
BELLEVUE. Idaho. Nov. Q. - Alturas
county has gone solid for the populist
ticket from top TO bottom by from 10 to
800 plurality. In Logan county the popu-
list state ticket has n plurality Of from 70
to rs. while county officers are divided be-
tween republicans and populists. tho for
mer getting the senator. enc representa-
tive. sheriff. assessor, surveyor and two
commissioners.
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Jc6er.on County.

BOULDER. Nov. o.-Tcn precincts In Jef-
ferson county give Cleveland 4s5. Weaver
2a15. Bidwcll II. Harrison 42G. For con-
gresham Hartman has s57. Edwards 67,
Dixon Al. Atkins 10. For governor-Col-
lins 3ls, Kennedy 2,s. Richards as, Waters
~. The county ticket goes democratic,
except the sheriff. which il conceded to
the republicans. with several precincts To
hear from. The capital vote FOR this
county cannot be had for several days.
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Da,saon County.
srec,al Dispatch 10 tie standard.

SnecIa. HNspatrh 70 tIlr Nthriltd
GLESDIvE. Nov. cullen. democrat. is
elected by - majority in Dawson county.
Smith, democrat. for joint member of
Cancade and Dawson counties. received a
small majority in this county. The DEM
ocrats elect most of their county ticket by
small majpriiics. Only go votes were
polled in Glendiye cut of 3Ol registered.
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AT srEvENsoN's HOME.
Immense Crowds Call On the Nszt vtes
President.

BLooMISGToS, ILL.,. Nov. 9.-lt was
o'clock this morning before Mr.. Steven
son and family were able to retire, owing
To the tremendous crowd which insisted
on shaking hands with Mr.. Stevenson and
offering congratulations. The front of
tho house looked badly wrecked this
morning the crowds having broken down
the front porch. and the yard looked as
though drove Of cattle had been through
IL. Stevenson was busy all day to-day
reading kilograms Of congratulation
which came from all over the country.
Among others he received ono from tho
chairman Of the West Virginia committee,
claiming that state for the democrats.
Ex-Governor Gray of Indiana says that
that state has gone democratic by six or
eight thousand.
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Weaver 1883. Tho democrats have re-
turns from so counties showing demo-
cratic gam OF i9.4y1. Tho remaining -
counties will probably make the result
close. The democrats claim the state by
1900.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 9.-California re-
turns from Ala precincts Of the 2,l9a. in
cluding practically all of San Francisco
city. give Harrison 9i.sis; Cleveland, 96.-
AGO; Weaver, IL 1868.
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New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 9.-The Tribune will
tomorrow say: 'For once tho democrats
have not mistaken. Tue final results in
the different states. so far sustain their
claims of the election of Cleveland and
Stevenson. Sevetad days may clapsc bc-
fore the result is known in some states.
but sufficient in known 10 warra mt the re-
joicing of English manufacturers across
the sea. The party which declares pro-
lection is unconstitutional has secured n
victory and the consequences tho people
will have yet TO learn.
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Kansas.

TOPEKA. Nov. 9.-It looks like another
third party landslide in Kansas, with only
a few back counties To hear from. Returns
already in show that Weaver has carried
the state by about 1000: that Lewelling,
fusion candidate for governor. will have a
majority over Smith. republican. of about
100; that Harris, fusion candidate at
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Nine hundred
and thirty-scven precincts in California
out Of tho total OF 2.l95 give Cleveland 67.-
aa. Harrison G2.5Sl. Weaver 9.2s1. Cievc-
lands plurality. 5.375. This includes 2c5
precincts in San Francisco. I, is now estl.
mated the Weaver vote will exceed 1000
In the state.
Reports from i.265 precincts out Of 2.ise
precincts. including 367 IN San Francisco,
giyo Harrison e1,559, Cleveland ss.693,
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PRINCE RUssELL's LUCK.
The Helena "Dsiiy Journal" In the nands
of the sheri6.

HELENA. Mont. Nov. 9.-Russell Harri.
sons paper. the Daily Journal, this morn
ing was closed by the sheriff pending set.
tlement Of Indebtedness in dispute. The
manager states the paper will issue again
In day or two with all claims adjusted.
They say unfair advantage was taken Of
the paper on a legal techuicality.
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ON No vEMBER 10TH, 1891,
Robert Yo ung Hayne, was born
near Charl cston. S. c.
He ranked next to Clay and
Calhoun, as one of the most
brilliant Of So uthern orators and
was champion Of notification.
1t was Haynes attack in the
Senate which elected Daniel
Webster's celebrated reply and
eloquent defense Of New Eng
land in the wars Of 1876 and
lela.
We do not know of any other
stores in this city where man or
boy can better be completely
clothed from head to foot. 1t is
often an advantage to have ones
shopping condensed as it may be
done at our place, especially when
only good things are dealt in.
The character of our clothing
has been raised steadily year by
year until now our new trade in
mems clothing comes chiefly from
former wcarers of custom clio TIL
ing. OF course our prices must
be below custom rates. $50 to 5 80
buys thoroughly satisfactory
Overcoat or Suit made up in latest
style. cut and trimmed as good
as the best.
1t goes without saying that
with our large outfit and ample
facilities We do rot permit our
selves to be surpassed either in
the qualities or prices OF furnish
ing goods, hats or shoes.
Boys and children's clothing in
all grades and styles.
Cans & Klein
MAIN STREET. BUTTE.
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NEw YORK, Nov. s.-Chauncey NJ. Ds.
pew said to-day: IF Cleveland Is elected
I hope democracy will have both branches
of con .rcss. II he Il elected, II simply
shows that the country has accepted tho
theory for the practice. Give the demo.
Gratis full swing; let them have every op-
portuni,y to reduce their theory to prac-
ticer
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Special Dispatch 10 the standard
HELENA. Nov. 9.-rhc democrats of
Lewis aud Clarke elect Garrett. treasurer;
Beckett, assessor; Nolan. county attorney:
Straub. auditor; curtiss, sheriff; Buck.
district judge. The republicans elect
Tucker, clerk and recorder; Bean, clerk
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TACOMA. Wash. Nov. 9-The repub-
lican state committee claims McGraw
elected governor by plurality of i.5tO to
5000 The democrats. on the contrary,
claim McGrnw not elected and their con-
gressional candidate safe. The legislature
is probably republican. but returns are
very incompletc.
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OF the district court. The democrats elset
at least four members of the Legislature.
Missoula Couusy.

MIssouLA, Nov. 9.-The entire de mo-
cratic ticket is elected by majority Of
2s2. with tho exception OF wessenger. cam
iitlate for county auditor, and Kohn, pub
lie administrator.
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DENVER, Nov. 9.-Rciurns from abou,
two-ihirtis OF the counties in Colorado
give Weaver 22.5l3; Harrison 17.l3i; wea-
yer's ma iority, h.s2.
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ST. LOTS. Nov. o.-Latc returns from
all over the state Indicate that the demo
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Continued o. the Fourth Page,
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,fbe J...,, d, n..Iio.Iiafe their live. "a
tt,.a rf i.Ip rtit.. tI.rau-l, tic ,,b0i, dsy',
vol al lie ,y.ii woman Not content
witb e-s1u,t uiI l..,u tamil. tho one oI
,ylirh sii.fd. ,p,pI, o8a8rtiluitie. fof
1irfIUg- for tb, Mid v5ii,op mac NOT oil
Nm. aley, fiI,t iIftl. ps.fiin. and III,
otlpr Tor ,xrrci.e ,,ru p,ors violent than
h g1sl i5r fbn nvsr,.i, ,,o,rnp. tbrv inv,
falsu t1 goII rp1 cricket. where tbcy mr..
bitdrtr... for tlr ono rfrf nnd max,
tbrm.ely,. 81 tht.H tlrtbs other.
Mon rrs MOI srre.fm when iuup,uv
rrppipr .t8.Uf|... .,-.r,ip~ their 1rl.,.
and ali tte r,., .f h. Thry arc fine. ,ul
give a ,.,.-p ff pg,rtI,at (. uorhpp. NOR,
1itr,,tIye Than NOR. te.Iity. bpt ~ s,bael
r.. ,r. ugt t'.5gbt lyp,pi,stirs nftcr M,
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BRIEF rELEGRAMs.

Fort Monroe, Va, Jan. 90 --socro.
larry aud Mr.. Foster loft hero for
Washington today.
st. Louis, Jan. GA hundred
members ~ the National Association
OF Journalists arrived this morning,
They were accorded reception and
banquet.
New York, Jan. 90 The grand Jury
at Trenton found four indictments
s8ainst the agent Of the Hamburg.
American steamship company AMI
two against toe agents Of the Rod Star
steamship company for allowing de-
barred immigrants to escape.
Washington, Jan.29 .-Clara Barton,
president VI the American branch OF
the Red Cross society, has appealed to
tho American people for SIS, 900 To nay
tho oxponses Of chipping tho grain
contributed to Russia.
Louisville, Jan. 29.-Near PInevllle.
KY, today Ben Jones Aul Iue Davis.
two prominent members OF tho Barton
faction were wRylaid and killed by %,
turner the desperate and hls mon,
whom they were trying to arrest.
New York, Jan. co. Henry Dowd.
"the Slasher," twas to-day committed 10
the State insane asylum.
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DENvER, Jan. %. - Tho wrl.
presented by Chavez lawyers took ex.
crptiOn 10 Judge kislng's instructions
to the Jury IA The lower courl, claim
ing that tue Judge erred la instruoiing
tue Jury. They also took exception 10
the testimony OF several witnesses
who, the defense alleged, were allowed
10 20 out OF their way 90 testify against
the doctor. The doctor has been mott.
fed 10y Telegraph Of his good luck In
securing "a stay Of proceedings,
He converted chueriully concerning
thu Gaze and gave It uH MS opinion tint
hc would soon be VI nted q new trial,
ami acquitted. On account Of the large
amount OF business before the Supreme
Court II cannot now he said when
Graves case will DO reached.
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Tho Farmers All.aucc Sound the War
cry Against this Organic.
alton.
= RESOLUTION TO INVESTIGATE ITS
METHODS.
4 Tarncr.' Alliance War cry AGAINST
Xitlu.

WAHuS04us, Jan. 20 The Farm
en- Alliance sounded tir war rgy
ugaiut, the piu.rr,uuH today. They
nevided That the detective agency oc
tlorIusliy Invest gated 10y the House,
ami tnht legislation be- enacted 10 fup'
prpts the nlustr uilpHn4 o. hl ufaCtltod
10y this quui.mililia organization.
S0mc days ago Furmvr' Alliance
member from trpf.i- presented rrs'-
luton iuHtruyu g the committee un
judiciary lo luvcs tlratc quickly aud AZ
fully az possible the YiukCrinn Agency
and report to iLu Hlusu IT, muthruF,
the number Of armed men Il eau uiil.
Ne, the manner in which tho armvI
men ate employed. and whether they
are under the control or influence "
capital II, and, therefore, acting a. the
militia ~ those corporations. Tho rls1.
luton further directed the committee
10 report whether the Plukcri1n
Agency i7 not practically rospDnalbl
iur nets u urrIpual violence which
mny be committed by he hlIollngs,a aud
whether the Slate courts arr not ylrlu-
ally without ihc power 10 Identity, ar
rest convict Hud Iuulsh nOu.fc.ldrut
crimirals, and nlsD whether the
charter nod 0uCm.iDns Of the agency
arc not in violation NJ tho rule OF tho
I United blutcr. This resolution was re-
irrrrd 10 the committee on judiciary.
MIR. Nats1n today appeared before
the committee aud maize an Argument
In favor of the resolution, lie Insisted
that II WAS the duty ~ Congress to u.
vcsIgete thoroughly tho ahugta which
have grown up Under the practices OF
pinkeTtUnism, nud take pIumpt step
10 suppress a qua militia Organization
which hos tCru iOatufcd by capitalists
alone, amt which, az the paid agent Of
monopoly, was q constant menace 10
/ the lilqFly Of the common people.
MI. Os'cr (Ala.li while dlsulalmiug
any dysife 10 d"!end tho acts VI the
/ pluheri0ua, rXprctsvd some doubts na
| 20 the ability OF Congress 20 lpgisiate
upon this subject, which he c1unIuTcd
n matter only to lee regulated OF sup
| pressed ly tho various State lcgislA-
| lures. The members u the committee
rUnpmliy st,mcd 10 share tho opinion
u Mr.. Oa,Ss, anu the resolution VI MIR.
Z Watson Will to reported unfsvorably.
ait ~ our iultntion," said Mr.
/ Watson 30 an Associated Press re-.
I porter this evening, "to push this
hing 10 the bitter end. This resolu.
ton he party measure with the
FuimoIS Alliance Representatives.
WcthiUk shat for corporations y arm
and equip Standing army 10 settle
difficulties with labofers by war, rs re-
duciug the government To anarchy"
"The resolution wi he reported I'M
/ favorGbly," said Mr.. Oates tonight,
"for tho reason that Congress hu. no
right 90 take away from the States
legislation VI this character. II We
have no right 10 legislalg upon Il, then,
In my opinion, We have no right 10 .n-
quite into ~
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Much Of tho labor In doing tho Roman
embroidery or cut worl. at hgst came from
working the lacey network, laid under the
pnttrrn after the linen was cut away from
the hutionhulri pattern. 4 material Is
now woven and sold by the yard for this
purpose, II COMES IN linen and in cotton,
In white and cream color, and costs Sl.ai
per yard. \ strip " the network is bastcd
Ia inr stitches under tho linen tO be- en-.
broldcrcd, When tue butiouhulrd edges
mr. cut away the spaces between have the
effect OF being lllcl out with ncedlcwork.
woman who literally paint, with her
needle Inns developed much OF her sklll by
Arranging the vines, flowers aud branches
which she copies IN % vase before her M a
study, and then transferring them As
nearly aa possible TO the fabric she work.
un.-New York Post.
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country. About ie0 memburs viii not
seek reelection. Others, especially.
the Conservative, knowing the MIN
isterial plane, viii not take residences
for the tvason.
The Conservative rural conference,
iu limitations OF the recent Liberal con
ference, proved "A buTlcsuue 0f popu.
Tar Gathering. After prolonged
toutinc among the Chnplalus' agents
collected a. Ely, n scratch body of 2lO
pscud0.lelcgates, composed Of local olec-
ton managers, publlcHn- and hired rus
tics. wtresecuruJ by free railway tickets
aud qundom NJ the hotels. Aemoking
concert with free beer opened tho con.
ference. Much speech making ensuCdi
bat ~ 70 illutions were passed. IL Il
obvloub nat the character - the con
ference will prevent IL having the
smallest Influence IN future legislation.
The suicide Of Hugh Webster, the
horsebttodcr. has been discovered to
be- duo to worse THAI monetary
troubles. lie used forged signatures
on hills amounting % over Gi0,OOO.
The name Of an American hnuucirr,
bOui, friend OF Webster, and asOci-
ated with him In the Erbfcvilla Fee.
hold Company, was used on the spur.
oua paper. WchstUr's affairs were -
despcfaie that even the itnuds he
committed would not suffice 10 cove Z
mia upbia.
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Passing raven hucd figure with its FUN
complement Of sllttpniug Jet. it, tailor cut
and every told aud duptry sondlng out
eucumlums upon the art of it, designer.
We are Inclined b. declare upnn the gpot
that ~ all shades black is the most stylish.
Aud 10 10 w. but not becoming. This /,
particularly true Of black cloth. II La,
nu usl! fashion Of casting deep shadow,
about throat aud face. $50 take my nd,
vice. said un artistic Ia dress, "aud do not
bcsiow too much Of your favor upon thl,
fnmbpr tint. NO woman can afford to wear
n black cloth gown after she Is twenty
Nhilo this Is rather bn extreme view. yet
w tho varied choice Of present exhibits the
better plan Is "a select one OF the soft toned
fabrics, However. black /. extremely pop.
MAR aud tue shaggy materials especially.
When the goods Is ilecGed with dashes OF
color the oddcst and luyeliost effects are
produced hy the methods employed IN tho
way of trimming, Bright wittod women
arc mighty careful TO avoid outlining thelf
complexion In black
Ihis was olvvrTy avoided by one lady
who had made her selection from the black
gools counter When Il came 10 che hudlcs
the opening at the front was allied IN with
y u,leht" golden brown SILK. studded with
jet head pins, this tint carefully following
"lt thH iouo OF the tiny golden fake,
Whleh powdered tie dress. Collar and
cuts NJ yellow brown velvet We're COVERED
WIN network ot delicate jet, small cord
aud tasspl NJ lDt finishing the eygul,lts
neck riE A more becoming costume coull
not have been created than this one. auj
especially 20 the woman who Is 10 .vcit. h
for she lls followed In her drc., garultur.,
the lend Of hair and ny.. ,,J a., . .. -
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livery. believing hat ,uy Interference
with the established methods Of bust
YES, mru, which are de result OF OK.
puricnro under natural laws and the
nee, tiles Of trade, would b. dutr.-
mcn.ai 20 the public iniorcit. The
resolutions also EXPRESS opposition 70
the Buttcrworih anti-opu biil.
The silver question wn- token up anu
% rc"o,ution iicmoriallz.n.s the ,xocu-
live aud legislative departments Of the
national government 60 promote aud
ipelfe ut tho cnri,c7' practicable ~
ma international conference 'oE-Nc
aIiustmebt NJ liked Ratio ',twreu
ruid aud silver, and dcchrn; that,
until lch international rtIl b. sec'
urpJ. amy aud an lcg'slaQIu nim.ugnt
the fr. Q coinage % silver or 'hc r,ptal
1I tls ,if.eui law sIouli be- strenuous.
~ opposed.
A ruou'i1u was also adopted, after
much debate, asking CDugfgse to take
ftsps looking a. tho equalization Of
monetary standards anu $3.50 uu.hca-
ton of the money Hyf'"ms Uf The
great COMMERCIAL nations % ihr world.
The convention then adjourned.
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. SENSATIONAL Trial ENDED Vts-
TEaDaY.
The Pri oners stunned wlin the Bread
rul words Wlra Pro-
nnnucad.


NIrsNA, Jan. gO.--Thu sensational
Schneider murder trial ended today.
The Jury found SCHNEIDER mud wife
guilty, and both prisonods were SEN
fenced to death.
When the public prosecutor COM
rlU,eI lts arrti.uucut Of thu couple,
counsel Tor tho defense madu an
nttemut 10 palnato the horrible crimes
charged agnIuft HE c.isuts. schuciicFl
al tlr conclusion Of h.y speech, broke
down completely. lie buried his face
lu his hauds, sUuDud aloud aud, 10 a
voice broken wish emotion, exulaimud'
"My wife led me on, she planned u
nn.5
rhrsc words, sobhod out by the pri.
sonvr, who a. q large aud very power
iul man, struck those present ~ very
CUmlcal md there was burst OF
laughter the1ushou' the crowd. During
the sIercn VI the COUNSEL he tiled 20
oXuuse the woman Tor any completely
iu the nen1isn acts OF her husband.
His words also greatly Effected
the woman, aut she nurst into Hood
Ut tears. This weeping gained her M
title -ympthy frnm the spectators ~
lid the sohning 0f her husband. Even
The women present showed thvir de-
tsstatiOn Of hur by loud aud continuous
hissiuV. When the result NJ tire Jury'f
deliberations was announced, Mfs.
Schneider rosu tn her feet and, stretch
ing her arms out imploringly toward,
her husband, cried M pitcous voice!
"Now let my husband tell the truth!''
Whom the words coudomning them
10 death were uttered, the two prison
ora appeared IN be thoroughly stunned,
and when the soldiers touched them
and ordered them TO go back to thcii
cells, both or 81 In n dazrd maunor and
complied. Frau Schneider viii be ths
first woman executed In this country
since the yoar lsOs, owing 90 the im'
prhA rcpugnauce 10 capital punish.
neml In tho eaau on lOmale nllenIura.
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NEW YoRi;, Jan. aO.--Over sixty OF
the moot prominent Cleveland Demo-
egiats a~cnblcd this evening Mt Murray
lilil Hotel, including rellery Ander.
t9n * Mayor Grace and Secretary
oiihe Treasury Fhirchild. Mr.. Auiof.
slh read the call for the meeting,
Nllch made no mention OF HilPs
name aud said u had been signed Ivy
gentlemen who 10 not favor machine
P9h'lclana controlling the State. Ex-
.alhy1r Grace mate "A sugxestiln that
lho antlmaohino Democrats hold a
convention OF their own aud elect dele.
yates 10 the national convention 10 ex.
lt,a The will Of tho people. After
considerable talk resolutions were
adopted stating that convention for
We selecting oil delegates for February
.-nd anu asserting that the outcome
on n convention held In midwinter
upon no short call cannot hu fairly
representative Of the Democratic seuti.
neu, OF the State; that the action OF
~, SlAle COMMITTEES IL unprecedented
~ 'NH history OF tho party, and tho
sBhef7 u the resolution invite their
SmpAihiziug follow Democrats 10 meet
on uate 10 be named later, 10 consider
alu ueclde upon the necessary meas.
ui,a 10 secure the best Interests OF the
ne@,ocrailc party. This call was signed
1y all The gentlemen at tho meeting.
Everett j. Wheeler, In speech, snid
lhal an insolent aud arrogant few were
attempting 70 dictate to the Democrats
o. New York In advance who snoald
ton.
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WAsiuSGtoN, Jan. %. -- Enough
sign turtl have hcCn secured o. enable
chnlruau Halmnu 20 call % caucus of
thp Democratic mrmhvr Of thu House
next FRIDAY evening 10 SETTLE upon
what action will lie taken ia regard 10
silver legislation.
Talk win number Of Democrats,
however, indicates that the caucus de-
formulation on the Ulyrr question
would have losB binding f0rco than
ou almost any other question. The
call WIS circulated by tho ants and a
nunter of free coinage Democrats said
they did not believe that ti's nntiB
would abide ly u decision favorable 10
free silver, aud that a great many men
both fot uui against silver would re-
fuse to go iuiO the caucus unless as
sured It would not b. regarded a.
binding.