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GOT LITTLE ENOUGH.
II the Statement of Capt, Hunt -
True


NASHUA, 4. H., Aug. 5.--The Evening Tele-
graph to-day prints letter from Capt. Al
fred Il. Hunt, commanding Battery Il at
Homestead. in reply to recent editorial in
the paper charging that the punishment Of
Private Iams was unjustidably brutal. Capt.
Hunt says: Private Iams was not tortured
in his punishment by Col. Streator, az the
suspension by the thumbs did mot throw
the whole weight Of his body ON those mem
bers. After i've minutes' suspension hs
asked for chew of tobacco in the same
arrogant, insolent manner which was char
acteristic of his entire conduct in camp.
and also all through his service ON guard.
He purposely swallowed the tobacco to make
himself sick. According to his own self
confessed statement afterward he was let
down from the ridge pole after twenty min.
utes Of suspension, suffering from nausea
occasioned by having swallowed tobacco.
During the entire evening and night after
this pu nishment the man treated the matter
jocosely and made no complaints Of having
suffered. Capt Hunt further says that the
statement that Iams' exclamation was 4
thoughtless one 10 wrong. for when earn
estly requested to withdraw the exclams-
tion he .doggedly and persistsntly refused
to do it,"
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Division Commanders STAFF.

Division Commander Votaw announcer
the following appointments:
Surgeon, G. w. Gregg, camp No. 2, Butte.
Mont.
Chaplain. U. 8. Butler, camp No. /, Hell
ena, Mont.
Adjutant, F. W. Mettler. camp No. l,
Helena, Mont.
Quartermaster. Chas. r. Sanders, Damp
No. i, Helena, Mont.
Inspector. I. W. Hayes, camp No. s, An
aconda.
mastering officer. Arthur H. Fulton, camp
No. 7, Fort keogh.
Judge advocate, David Scott, camp No.
II. Lewistown.
Sergeant major, F. W. Freeman. camp
No. !. Helena, Mont.
Q. NJ. sergeant, G. Fl. Dolliver, camp No.
l. Helena, Mont.
Assistant musterinR officers. G. r. Shoup,
camp No. 6. Salmon City. Idaho Mintv,
camp No. 2, Ogden, Utah.
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Nebrask. Republican Ticket.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Aug 5.--Ihe republican
state convention rsassemblsd this morning
and proceeded to take the fifth ballot for
governor, resulting in the nomination OF
Lorenzo Crounse. who received 446 votes.
Necessary to choice, 423. Rev. j. G. Tate
was nominated for ieutena ant governor and
John G. Alien renominated for secretary OF
state. both BY acclamatjon. The ticket
was completed as follows: For treasurer,
]. $. Barley; superintendent of public in
struction, A. X. Cloudy; attorney general.
lands and buildings. G. X. Humphrey.
Eugene Moore. Of Norfolk. WAS nominated
for auditor on the fourth ballot after hard
fight.
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SONS OF VETERANS.

Their Convention Business to BE the
Largest Held In Helena.
Correspondence received by the local
members Of the Soma of Veterans indicate
that the national encampment next week
will be the best attended of any of the oon-
ventions held here. this year. Senttle,
Spokane and possibly one or two other
coast cities will enter teams in the prize
drilling contests. The western camps will
be fully represented, because they want 10
name tho city where the encampment will
be held next year. The eastern camps,
however, want to do the same thing, and a.
result Of this friendly rivalry, both tho
cast and the west will be we'll represented.
Cincinnati will probably send a delegation
of 100, New England about the same num-
sented. Communicating Chief Barton S.
Weeks and staff. with large number of
delegates, are now on their way here and
are expected in Helena Sunday.
Last night there was an enthusiast 10
meeting of U. s. Grant camp, seventy men,
business was transacted, among it being an
election of officers. Recently W. j. jane
son. commander of the Montana division.
resigned. and w. S. Votaw. of U. s. Grant
Damp, was elected as his successor. Tho
Montana division includes this state Idan6
at the time of his election was the COM
mander of U. s. Grant camp. and his ele-
vation made vacancy in that office. AT
the meeting last night W. H. Schmitt was
elected commander of U. s. Grant camp,
G. H. Anderson s. V. commander and G. II.
were also installed. Headquarters during
the encampment next week were fixed at
room 1923. ground floor, in the Denver block
on Broadway. The following resolution
WAS passed:
Whereas. The eleventh annual national
Grams. U. :. A., will be held at the city of
Helena. Montana, commencing Aug. and
ding Aug. II. 1892, and
Whereas, during the convention of the A.
o. U. W. recently held in this city. a large
number of the citizens. as an evidence of
welcome and hospitality to the visitors on
such occasion, appropriately decorated the
respective business houses and places Of
residence with national colors and other
wise.
Now, therefore. be it resolved, by U. $.
Grant Camp No. l. in meeting assembled.
that the citizens of Helena bo and they are
Iereby requested. as an evidence of well
come and hospitality to the visitors at the
Sons of Veterans encampment, to appro-
prlately decorate their respective places of
business and residence on line of march.
The following orders have been issued:
A special meeting of U. 8. Grant camp
No. l, S. ". will be held at room 1913
(Rround floor. Denver block, at $3.50 a. m..
Sunday, Aug. 7, 1892. All members of tho
s. V. and g. A. r. are earnestly requested
to be present, as important matters will
come up and =. ". headquarters will be estab-
lighed ut the place of meeting.
w. H. ScHM1TT, Commander.
A. r. NETTLER, First Sergeant.
All mamhera of TT s. Grant eamn M
forms during encampment week, COM
mencing Sunday, Aug. 7, 1892. and ending
Monday. Aug. is. 1892.
W. II. ScHM1rT, Commander.
A. r. MKTrLED, First Sergeant.
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Fears for the Corn Crop.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. b.-The hottest day
of the season. The thermometer registered
seventy-eight at an early hour this morn
ing. BY noon it reached ninety five and at
four o'olock ninety nine, all in the govern
lnent signal station, on top OF one of the
highest buildings in town. In the street
the thermometer registered from 1O3 to lO4
in the shade. Several proatrations were
reported but no fatalities. A hot wind
blew all day. Grave fears are fslt for the
safety Of the Kansas corn.
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MADE A NEW MARK,
Robert j. PAGES Mile In Very Fast
Time.

Robert j. PAGES Mile in Very Fast
Time.
BUFFALO, Aug. 4.-Robert j.. by Hart
ford, to-day broke the track record for one
mile in q race covering the distance in
2:09A. This also is the worlds mark for a
four-y sar-old PAGER. The track was very
fast.
2:21 trot-Excellency won, Burt Sheldon
second, Kentucky Star third. Howard FL.
fourth. Best time 2:lS11.
o;27 trot-Nitingale won. Addie l.. second.
II. G. I. third Nellie Mstson fourth. Best
time, 2:l714.
2:23 trot--Belle Vara won, Virginia Evans
second. So Long third. Ramona fourth.
Best time, 2;l5ls.
Paoing-FlyinR Jib won, Robert J. seo-
ond, Others distanced. Best time, 2:09s1.
2:16 paoe--Vitello won. Vignstts second,
Paul third, Gray Harry fourth. Best time,
casa.
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BOHEMIAN, Aug. b.-tSpecial. Two mon
whose names are unknown were arrested
last evening while in the act Of robbine
Fishers grocery store. They broke win
dow in the rear and the noise awakened
Barnett, of the Northern Pacific hotel. who
notified Officer Chapman. The men had
been in the store taking box Of tobacco
and were making u second trip when
caught
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COnl VIII (;O Higher.

New ioRK. Aug. b.-The state SENATE
committee investigating tho Reading coal
combine examined number OF Witnesses
to-day. Among them were H. II. WilliAmA
of Erie county. who was asked why NIL ad-
vAnces were not made at once. lilo said
asked il he thought the price would be
.aised higher. Williams said: "Yea, II ought
o 20 80 cents ton higher. aud think II
will. There In not enough money In tbs
business. The dealer can limit the produc-
tion and therefore raise prices. II " sinis
ply business proposition"
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Prefer Matnafn for King.

AP1A, Samoa, Aug. 5.-Mataafa is still al
Malie, with very strong following. A
number Of districts have invited him to ad-
dress them and in each instance the tone
of the addresses was pacific. All talking
men" disolaimed any intention of starting
war, contenting themselves with stating
that they were dissatisfied with the present
state of affairs in Samoa and that they pre-
ferred that Mataafa should be king. In an
spondent Mataafa stated that all he desired
was that the natives should be allowed to
exercise the right conferred on them under
the treaty, and hold an election for king.
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Sons Of st. George.

BOHEMIAN, Aug. - Especial. -- Arrange
ments were made to-day for entertaining
the Soma of st. George, who hold picnic
here on the 18th. A very large crowd is ex-
pected. The feature of the picnic will bs a
drilling contest for $500. subscribed by
the citizens
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A. to tho Charge Of Drunkenne.s.

AZ 70 tho Charge OF Drum kenneaN.
WAsHrNaToN. Aug. 6.-Chairman Boat
ner. of she house committee investigating
charges of drunkenness in the house made
by Watson, has finished his report. II il
approved by three democrat and partially
by Grout republican. of Vermont. The
rsport says three or four members APP
peared on the floor moro or less under tho
influence Of liquor. but NOT in the condi-
tion charged. The committee will report
resolution declaring Watson's charge un
true and an unwarranted assault on the
honor and dignity Of the house and that il
has ito unqualified disapproval. Gront will
present a minority report allowing Watson
m opportunity to retrRct his statement.
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Billiards In Trnnce

PARIS, Aug. 5.--At the Viguaur academy,
yesterday afternoon, Plot aud bchafer
played q three cushion oarom game, OF Al
teen points up, which was won by the tor
mer after Schafer had scored twelve. Last
evening Schafer and Carter played 4 balk-
line game OF 800 points up with Plot and
Gnrnier, which resulted aa folIows bchafer
12G, Carter 174, total 300; Plot 1,o, GARNER
107, total 24G.
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A Blow for Freedom,

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.-1nformation was re-
ceived here to-day by members of the
Cuban club that another blow is about to
be struck for the freedom of their native
island. On July 25, it is said. a vessel
bound for Cuba sailed from the vicinity of
Key West having ON board large number
of men we'll drilled and equipped. A large
supply of ammunition was also carried.
The expedition is under the command of
Gen. Chas. Rolloff, Pole. who rendered
brilliant services IN the Cuban revolution
of 1868. Full details of the movement are
not known here.
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Preliminary Organization.

LONDON. Aug. 5.-The house of commons
assembled at noon, and proceeded to the
house OF lords and participated in tho GER
emonies connected with the reading of the
commission Tor new parliament. This
ceremony ended. tho members of the house
returned to their own quarters and the
work OF swearing in the members began.
This will occupy several days.
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possible loss at 70 per cent 10 them, and the
government would be usurping the func-
tions OF the citizsn and attending TO every
body's business but its own. The inauou-
ration of the scheme would be the specnla-
tors delight. He could oatry $4,000
worth Of wheat with less than H9b, 600 in
cash and pay tho governments only one per
cent interest. The great increase in the
number Of officials would make il almost
impossible to dislodqe q corrupt admins
tration.
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OuRkes aud Fever,

CRY OF MEXICO. Aug, 5.--There were sew
oral sharp earthquake shocks at Parras yes
terday and many buildings were damaged.
There were several slight earthquakes here
and throughout this valley this afternoon.
Yellow fever has appeared ut several Gem
trail American ports. from which there have
been many deaths.
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Paced q Fast Mile,

MONMOUTH. H., Aug. B.. Roy Wilkes paced
an exhibition mile in 2:Oo1I Thursday.
making the quarters in :33, l0l, 1,3Ql.
2:09l5.
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A steamer l3urned.

LONDON, Aug. 5.--The steamer Aust ralia,
formerly a splendid Anchor liner, plying
between Glasgow and New York, while
lying Mt the Ports Head dock, near Bris.
tol, took fire Wednesday night. In spite of
the efforts made to extnQush the flames
the fire ragged till late in the afternoon. and
the steamer was wellnigh gutted.
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Zig shipment of Gold.

SAs FuANo,sco. Aug. b.--Hix.y miiltons 10
gold was shipped by rail 10 Wsshinaton
city from the local sub-trsasury. II made
five carloada The object OF the removal d
the undosirsbility Of keeping aHcll laree
sum In seaport town. The shipment y
guarded BY postal clerks armed Win Wta~
ohAstoss.
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Twin City Races,

ST. PAUL, Aug. 5.-Traok in better oondi-
tion. Five furlongs-Hamlin won, Col.
Wheatlsy second. Lookport third. Time,
l:O5N.
-Four furloncs-NArvez won. Sarah G,
second, Kapidsll third. Time. :52.
Mile-Lillian won. Yale '91 second, Tenor
third. Time. las.
Miie--Ssntine won, Jim White second.
Lottie Buck third third. Time, 1:5l.
Six furlongs-W Woodberry won, Tillis q.
second, Maud Is. third. Time, lila.
Five furlongs-Dyer won. Lucy CLARK
second. Dolly Il. third. Time, l.0G.
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A Living l'AStnr.

HEALDsnuRa, CAL. Aug. 5.-Rev. Paul,
pastor Of the Methodist church. was to- day
found guilty of slander and fslsehood BY q
jury composed Of twelve members OF the
church. and was discharged from the pas
torRts.
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saratoga Races .

sARATooA, Aug. b.--Five furlongs-- Ruth
won. Polydora second, Worth third. Time.
1:04.
Mils-Laurei hrst, Kimberly second.
Great Guns third. Time, LAG,
Ssyen furlongsr-Strathlnoath hrst. Dnn.
caster second, Osoar third. Time. l.29lS.
Five and ons-half furlonga--Hsy Del Mar
Arst, Madras second. Wheeler third, Time.
1I1h. III
Mile and MISUNDERSTANDING Arat.
Versatile sesond, Tasso third. Thas. 3.i6.
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Attacked Two English Girls,


LONDON, Aug. 5.-Further details of the
outrage committed near Chislehurat last
evening upon Miss Woods, niece OF Chan
celIor of the Exchequer Goschen, and her
companion show that both Miss Woods and
her friend, young lady named Philbrick.
are dangerously injured. the former by
being shot in the face with q carbine loaded
with sluQs and the latter by being struck
ON the head with the. butt of a carbine.
Both were rendered unconscious. and for
some time lay in the road where they had
fallen. Miss Woods was the first to recover
consciousness. After a short time spent in
endeavoring to revive her companion she
with great difficulty erawled along the road
to the nearest cottage and gave the alarm.
party was Immediately formed to sea- ch
for the girls assailants. A man named
Marklow was arrested. He protested his
innocence, but Miss Woods identified him
as the aasailant OF her companion. Miss
Philbriek is in critical condition.
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BANK CLEARlNGS.

business Done During the Past Week in
the Money Centers.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreets. shows the banks
clearinRs for the week ending Aug. 4, with
percentage of increase or decrease compared
with the corrospondinp waak of lusk vasr.
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Brighton beach Rncoa.

RRIaTroN BEACH. Aug. b.--Fivs furlonRs--
Peyton won. Glorisna second. Etslka third.
Time, LOS.
Six and one-half furloaga-Adslgisa sslI
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sARANAc. N. Y, Aug. 1.-The report that
Mrs. Harrison Ia failing 10 greatly sxageer-
atsd. She was out for = drive yesterday
aud to-day.
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Convention of Democratic Clubs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-A call WAS issued
to-day for meeting of the national CON
vention Of democratic clubs Oct. 4, 1892, in
New York.
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GLADSTONE AND THE IRISH.
On Very Good Terms W1th Each Other
BoOr in Parliament

On Very Good Terms WJth Each Other A
H. Beor In Parliament
Copyright. 1892. New York Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Conferences between
Irish leaders and Gladstone have resulted
in such degree of mutual confidence ~
promises greatly to expedite the advent of
home rule in Ireland. The acceptance by
John Norely of the place as chief of tho
McCarthyite faction had considerable Of
feet. John Dillon to-day expressed the sat
isfaction of the Irish party at Morley's ap-
poantment. He would say nothing about
Gladstone's home rule bill, except that it
was likely to be ono that Parnell would
have accepted, adding that they would take
nothing less; that Ireland's representation
must be as full as now. 1t is expected the
bill will be introduced ms soon as the house
reassembles in January or early in Feb.
ruary. When the house Of commons ad-
JOurned to-day BAG members had been
sworn in. Hardie, q laborite member, with
boorish ostentation. walked up the floor of
the house with his cap on until called to
order by the speaker, when he reluctantly
took it off. He has already acquired in tho
house the character of a puenaoious lout.
The serious position of affairs in Afghan
istan has decided the Indian government
70 send Gen. Sir Frederick Roberts at the
head of large detachment called an
escort. but really small army, to meet the
ameer. The mission will be accompanied
BY political agent and the main object is
to arrange plans to strengthen the ameer
against internal feuds and Russian ad-
vances. The ameer wants money and new
arms. Private Sim)a advices indicate that
grave military emergencies are impending.
EnRlishmen are so busy instructing
America how mobs of workingmen can be
dealt with that they overlook affairs here.
Thousands Of idlers assembled in Leabridge
road and proceeded to remove alleged OBJ
structions erected by the London Water
Works company and did other damage.
The police made no attempt to interfere,
beyond taking the names of tho leaders.
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FAvORITEs TOOK THEM ALL.

Big Crowd Watched a Good Programme
at Butte.
BUTTE, Aug. 5.-[Special. s. IA big crowd
watched q good programme Of races at the
track Today and saw the favorites win in
every race. GeorRie Woodthorue won two
straight heats in tho unfinished special
trOt.
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HOW TAEY STAND.


Record OF tho Clubs In the Montana State
Baseball League.
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The event of the day was the great pacing
of st. Patrick in the 2:1s pacing race. He
| ran in three straight heats without skip,
making one heat in 2:17A. Az no one
| cared to risk money against st. Patrick,
pools were sold for second place with Lady
H strong favorlte.
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eek of last year:
Caught With plunder.

Total for the Leading cities OF the United
States. Aug. 4, WAS Sl,076. It2.680 inc. so per
cent, compared with same week last year.
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Z
ON AUGUST 9TH, 1848, from
! British ship Daedalus, a sim
lar looking object was seen in
! water, off the Cape Of Good
ppe.
Its movement was rapid and
form, as though propelled by
IS rather than undulating
|wer, but adverse winds pre-
|nted a very close approach
d no very accurate description
build be made. That it was a
Feat sea serpent those who saw
were convinced,
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Adelaide MoGregor and Red Cherry ap-
peared as rivals again in the 2:26 class trot,
with McGregor the favorite. After each
horse had won q heat Red Cherry was
drawn on account of sickness. Although
she had already trotted race to-day
George Woodthorpe took part in this race
and was an eighth of a mile behind in the
first two heats, but distance had been
waived.
K d. Wise's Adelaide McGregor .... 2 1 l
Marcus Daly's Red Cherry. .,-.,..... l . DIS
s. s. Benton's George Woodthorpe.. 3 2 2
lime, 2:2aaa, 2:23l4, 2:26 2:2sta.
Running, five furlongs. S35O--Ryan
Brothers Al Watts. los. won; H. d. Browns
Welcome. 105, second; E. L. Randalrs
Grey Rooster. 112. third j. p. Sutton's
Half Moon. liz, left at post. Time, l:O4.
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All members of U. $. Grant camp No. l,
8. v. are hereby ordered to wear their uni
forms during encampment week, COM
mencing Sunday, Aug. 7, 1892. and ending
Monday. Aug. is. 1892.
W. H. ScHM1rT, Commander.
A. r. MKrrLER First Sergeant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-25
THREE MEN,
Supposed 10 Be Train Robbers, csu1hi-Thelr
Capture Eiicclcd Through a PosioHee
Robbery 10 Which Ono Confessed.

Rome. Ga, Nov pa highly sen.
sational robbery occurred at Little Row.
near here last night which resulted III
the canturc of three men believed TO
be the robbers who held M the Western
Atlantic train recently. W. ii. Blankcn.
shin keeps II store aud the postnilice at
littlc Row. aud lives there. Just as he
closed NJ three men called NJ his home
aud asked him to 20 back to the store rs
they wanted 80 make some purchases.
He thought they were customers and
went. Wien he struck light he found
three pistols in hisface. lie was tied and
everything Of value was taken by the
men. who afterwards locked him up
there and left.
Blankeuship got lose about midnight.
summoned friends and told them his sus-
pici0ns. They went to the home Of
George Green, q farmer, pulled him ont
of bed, finding some Of the booty, They
then went 10 Pinevillc in search of Ben
Morris. He was found hiding out over
n barn with two Winchcsters and lots Of
ammunition. Morris warned the crowd
10 keep out. and he kept them nj bay
until renforcements came Henry Lenko
of Rome was arrested ind confessed ia
being one Of the participants. Officer,
saythey hive proof the men are the
ones who robbed the Adairsyille train,
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THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY


Champaign. ILL.,. NOV. 2i,-T'he national
assembly ~ the Farmers mutual bene'
N association closed lis lhbors to-day by
adopting resolutions Of faith IN The ~
ture greatness Of the order. aud calling
tlpon the members 10 assist inteyiring the
work of demanding the free ana un-
iin,ited coinage OF silver aud an increas-
al circulating medium. and recommend
ing The establishment Of postal savings
hanks in lieu Of the present method per-
nctnating NATIONAL banks; that congress
Should prohibit dealing in futures n az
rienltnrnl aud mechanical productions
and the ndulteration Of foods ana med-
icines: demanding an equitable system Vi
,,radnntcd tax on Incomes, and faNoring
~ election Of United States senators by
tbe people. Tho assembly provided Tor
,he resnhnilssion Of the amendtneni max az,
ing women and boys and girls over 10
rasrs Of age eligible 10 membership