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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
Ohio Democrats Plotting.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
COLUMBUS. June l2.-The Democratic
State convention. which meets here Tues
day next, will probably be controlled by
the Cleveland Campbell delegates, with
James Z. Neal. of Hamilton, as perma-
nent chairman. For delegates at largo to
Chicago il is now quite certain that
Brice. Campbell and probably Thurman
will be selected. with a number of candi-
dates for the fourth place. The cOnven-
tarv of state TWO indges of the Snnreme
Court. Clerk of the Supreme Court and
mem ber of the Board of Public Works.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
What They Think in London.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LONDON, June 12-Tbe London weeklies
comment upon the Minneapolis convention,
expressing the same views in substan ce,
as the dailies. General satisfaction is ex-
hibited at the retirement of Mr.. Blaine
into the ckground of American politics. 4.
The articles TEEN with ill-tempered, lgnor-
ant and illdigested aliusions TO American
political methods and events. A firm be-
lief is shown by many writer's that in case
eveland should be the Democratic nomi-
nee and should be elected the tariff would
be abolished. The Sunday Times declared
that only second GLASS names were before
the convention. 1t believes that Cleve-
land will lead the Democrats, and will be
elected
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
NEW PACIFIC STEAMER.

The Peru Launched San Francisco for
the Chinese Mail Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 12-The new Pa
citic mail steamship Peru was launched at
midnight last night from the ship-yard of
the Union iron works The Peru is a steel
steamer, $50 feet long. with triple ex-
pansIon engines of 2.S0O-hOr power. and
is expected to attain speed of fifteen
knots per hour. The Peru will be put in
the China trade.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
Jerry VIII Be Nominated.

TOPEKA, Kan, June IL. The Peoples
party Farmers Aliisnce> of Kansas will
probably nominate Jerry Simpson, member
of Congress from the Seventh Kansas dis
trict, for Governor. There is bitter fight
IN the Alliance ranks over the nomination,
and Jerry Simpson will be sprung as a
dark horse in the hope that he will secure
the nomination and heal all factionaI diff
ferences
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
Bishop MerriII's Baccalaursate.


CHICAGO, June 12.-The baccalauIeate
address before the graduating class of the
law school and college OF liberal arts of
Northwestern University was delivered to-
night by Bishop :. NJ. Merrill in the First
NJ. +. Church. at Evanston. Both classes
attended In q body.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
no circumstances would he have remained

mucn longer
Being asked whether the ex-Secretary
had retired from public life altogether,
Senator Hale said he did not know. II do
not believe that he has" he continued,
land l do not want TO be
Quoted as saying SO, because what
Mr.. Blaine's plans for the future
may be l am not prepared to give. How
ever. i know that he desired to leave the
Cabinet to pursue line of work that he
had laid down for himself, and TO which
he Will. no doubt, devote considerable OF
his timen
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
As Viewed by Chillan Editors.

VALPARAISO, June 1.-THE Chilian pa
pers, in commenting on President Har-
rison's denomination, say they hope he will
not be reelected. The editors, however
state they receive much consolation from
Mr. Blaine's defeat. Their only desire is
vember next will appoint a new minister
to represent the United States in Chill. in
place of Minister EGnn. They add that
they want Bative-born American sent
here in that ca pacity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
AIovement. of S,eamar.

NEW YORK, June 12-Arrived Rugia,
from Hamburg; Tower Hill, from London;
Humboldt, from Rio Janeiro and st. Lucia
MovILLE. June H.-Arrived: State of
Nebraska, from New York.
HAvRE, June 12-ArIived: La Cham.
payne, from New York.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
MINOR MATTERS.
MINOR MATTERS.
Large Audience Crowded the Church Where
II

Large Audience Crowded the Church Where
Mr. Harrison Attended.
WASHINGTON. June 12-President Harri-
son attended service to-day at the Church
of the Covenant. his regular place of wor-
ship. He Was accompanied by Rev. DE-.
Scott, his venerable father in law. There
was large number at the church. During
the remaining portion of the day the Pres
ident was most of the time with Mrs Hsr-
rison. Mrs. Harrison continues to improve
slowly, and to-day was able 50 walk from
one room to another. John G. New called
on the President during the evenind and
Congratulated him on his denomination.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13

At Wardner. Ida. work has been begun
on q mining tunnel. which 10 TO be two
miles long, and will tap SIX of the prinei-
pie mines in coeur d'Alene district
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
ALL FOR The PRESIDENT now
Chauncey NJ. Depew Tells How the Great
Victory Was Won al Minneapolis.
General Harrison Never Would Have Been q
Candidate Had secretary Blaine Early
Signifed bis Willingn IS to Accept.
Those Who Fought the Nomination Will
Turn in and Support the Ticket.

Many Interes ing Interviews with Returning
Delegates, Showing that IRdiana's Choice
Was the Wisest Selection.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-13
General Notes.

special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, june lit. A. Barton. Of
Warsaw. and Charles L. Dark, of Indian
apolis, are in the city.
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BIG HARTFORD CITY FIRE.
Crescent Paper-Mills Destroyed with Los
of sI5O,OOO.

Crescent Paper-Milis Destroyed with Loss
of sI5O,OOO.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
HARTF ORD CITY, Ind, June 12.-The
Crescent Paper Manufacturing Company's
mills, of this city, were destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss, S15O,OOO; insurance
SO, 600 $4,000 in j. Ii. Rhoades insurance
office of this city, and the balance with
Sidney G. Lombard, of Fort Wayne. The
fire ori ginated through the carelessness of a
fireman in disconnecting n natural gas
pipe on a high pressure line, causing the
escaping gas to ignite from burning Jet
near by. An immense explosion followed
Two firemen, In the employ of the COM
pany were seriously. but not fatally
burned. Frank Frame, citizen, in as
sisting to push freight car from the
flames, had an arm caught In the car
bumbers, badly crushing IL. He will prob
ably lose the arm.
Other Losses.
RoCKPORT, Mo-, June 12.-The whole
business portion of this city was burned
to-day. The fire started at noon. and,
famed b. a strong wind, spread with such
qulckness that 1t was impossible to check
IL. 1t stopped only when IL had consumed
everything IN its path. Sixteen buildings
were destroyed. The loss is $4,000.
CLEVELAND. o.. June l2-Fire in the w.
L. Southworth Company's wholesale and
retail grocery. Nos. ia to 1lS Ontario
street yesterday. caused q loss of about
$4,000; fully covered by insurance.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-07
OLD SOLDIERS ATTENTION!

All veterans of the late war who are
interested in organizing Grand Army
Post at Caldwell, Idaho. will please
meet at Caldwell ON Saturday, May IA,
1882, when steps will be taken towards
organization.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-07
A GRAPHIC WARNING.
The
ranks
of life'S battle

ranks
of life's battle
are open to all, the
lOwly as well as the great,
and though in the conflict full
many must fall you may reach to
an hOnOred estate. Press up to tho
front with resOlute mind, and
struggle with all of your
might, or soon to your
shame and confu-
sion you'll find
you are
but the
tail
the
k
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-07

Miss Ella Lovejoy, Of Lower Boise,
is dangerously sick.
Mike Kslleher is is jerking tho foam
ing beer at Gus Rikewine's.
The round up is in progress Several
outfits left Caldwell this week.
Mrs. T. T. Danilson, of Ontario, Orc
gon, was Caldwell visitor last Thus.
day.
The Odd Fellows at this place have
put fine new Estey organ in their
hall.
Geo. H. Holbrook came down from
his Squaw creek ranch and was in
town several days.
CHI. Reed and NJ. Is. Gwinn attended
the republican state convention at
Pocatello this week.
Several Quits that are going to work
on the Paystte ditch loaded with sup.
plies at Caldwell last Wednesday.
Contractors will notice call for bids
to erect the Odd Fellows Home, at
Idaho Falls, in another column.
Cashier Sebree has u new safety
bicycle and is as proud rs a boy with
his first pair of red topped, copper toed
boots.
Miss Almina Dale and Miss Emma
Coughanour, Of Payette, attended tho
NJ. Il. Ministerial Association at this
place this week.
The town board has fixed the salary
of assessor at $S5, and no is to make a
distinct assessment from that taken by
the county assessor.
All members Of the Presbyterian
Church are requested to be present
next Sunday evening. as business of
Importance will be transacted.
The masquerade ball to be given by
the Masons on the 18th inst, promises
to be grand affair. No pains are
being spared to perfect all details.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-05-07
The Ministerial Association Of the
Idaho Conference
IN SESSION AT CALDWELL
Local and City News Of all Sorts. Per.
sonal Paragraphs and Many Other
Readable Items.

According to announcement some
weeks ago, the Methodist Ministerial
Association of the Idaho conference,
convened in Caldwell last Wednesday
evening. The following delegates were
present..
Rev. ]. H. Skidmore and wife, Boise
City.
Rev. T. F. Alexander and wife, Pay
etc..
Rev. J. P. Morris and wife, Star.
Rev. w. I. Robinson, Haley.
Rev. w. T. Koontz, Shoshone.
Rev. ]. s. Mccain, Caldwell.
Rev. w. G. Price, Ontario, Oregon.
Rev. G. o. Richardson, La Grande,
Oregon.
Rev. S. M. Driver, presiding elder,
Union, Oregon. y.
Rev. J. s. Mccain, in behalf of the
church, and John T. Morrison, in be-
half of the citizens, welcomed the gen
tlemen and their ladies in eloquent
and fitting words.
The welcome was responded to by
Rev. Skidmore, of Boise, and Presiding
Elder Driver.
Thursday and Friday, the program
as printed in THE TRIBUNE some time
ago was carried out as nearly as posi-
bio, but as Revs. Harper, Hines, Mon
roe, Eads, Chapman, Wood, Zellers,
Fowler, Good and Kennedy, who were
to take part failed to attend, some devi-
atoms were necessary.
The meetings were all public and
were thoroughly enjoyed by those citi-
Zens who found time or had the inclina-
ton to attend.
The ministers unite in saying that
the meeting was productive of much
good, both to themselves, and the
church, and were highly pleased with
the hospitable entertainment rendered
them by their Caldwell brethren.
AS town we feel honored that this
place was chosen for the meeting and
hope the Methodist ministers can look
back with pleasure upon their reception
at the Magic City.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
Danville.

The Misses Nora and Pink Lee have gone
to Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Z. Bus
by, of Fairmount. are In the city. Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Black and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Graves have gone to Kansas. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Giddings have returned
from Washington Mrs. James Martin,
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. MoNeal. has returned to Attica..
Mrs. Thomas Connor Is the guest of her
~ Weis are in Cincinnati. Mrs. Victor
Williams is the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. |. n. sheppard, at Paris. Mrs.
Nate Holden and two children are in Fort
Wayne. guests of Mr.. and Mira George B.
Russell . Mira IL. w. Beck with, after
spending the summer in Chicago, has re-
turned homo.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
Public Works Clerk Parker slips his wheel
la the back way.
Cycling Notes.

Cycling Notes.
/. II. Dore. OF the Ph9nix Cycle Com.
pany. of FTeeport H.. was in the city last
week.
The Eclipse Cycling Company will have
Offices In the Commercial Block on Its CON-
pletion.
A. Il. johnson of the Central Cycling
Company, attended the Louisville races
last week.
Tom Hay. of Hay & Willetts is doing
northern Indiana. and leaves cycle boom
in his wake.
The Zig-Zag Club will locate in new
quarters. yet TO be selected, about the mid
die OF October
This Is pneumatic year. Some man has
now invented pneumatic sole for shoes.
but he does not say how much the speed OF
walking may be accelerated.
The officers of the Central Cycling Com
pany will meet tomorrow night TO discuss
new inventions and new improvements Of
fered for wheeis for the season of 1885,
The members OF the ZIg-Zag Club are do
ing bat little road riding. on accountof the
dust ON the country roads. They are wait
Ing for rain 10 make another century run.
The members of the Planet Cycling
Club" will take n century run to Cam
bridge City to-day The start will be made
at an early hour from their club-rooms, "a
stewart Place. Good time 10 expected to
be made If weather permits.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS
Charleston.

Miss Ella Monroe is attending school at
ton. is the guest of Miss Lutanne zsch arias.
-. Mrs David Woodard. of Elmo, Mo-, is
in this clty...-J. p. Burns and Miss Cor
della McCormick were married in this city
sunday Misses Mary CuIbertson and
Lizzie Rose were In this city laat week
Mrs. Mary james is IN Heiey. Kan Jas
Courtney aud wife, of Msttoon. have been
in this city - Mrs. Sofrona Norris is the
guest of Mrs. Ozro Wright. of Heley, Kan.
oliver Gerard and daughter are in
Terre Hautc-. .. Miss Emma Mccormick is
at Edwardsville.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02

Genttemen's High Grade Hats at Dalto,,'s
The fall style Heath. Christv, import
ed English hats, Miller's celebrated New
York hats, and The Dalton Hat" have
been received by Dalton, Halter Bates
House. The only hat store In the city that
Gators for the first clsss trade.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
Wiucheater.

Mrs. Jane Cotton. of Union City. visited
her sister, Mrs. FL. II. Nef. last week j.
w. Chennoy and vito. of Chicago. visited
the Misses Henderson last week -. Miss
Florence Elliott was the enest of Fountain
City friends last Tuesday Mrs. NJ.
Ramsey and children. of Chicago. are
guests of Mrs. Sarah Fox A. Moor
man and wife. of Portland, were with
friends here last Sunday Miss Maggie
Bowen. who has been the guost for . few
weeks of Mrs. z. L. Goodrich, returned
Monday TO her home In Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Lewis have returned from . visit
with their daughter. Mrs. Jay Love, of In
dianapolis- Miss Lizsie Wesp. of Indian
apolis is the guest of Mrs. Harry Evison. ..
f. Z. McGrif and wife. of Portland, were
guests of DR.. Carver and family over Sun.
day MIR. and Mrs. J. W. Pierce are in
Nebraska. Mrs. j. w. Newton has re-
turned from an extended visit with her
mother. at New Madison. o. Mrs. DR..
Abel, Mrs. MaFee and sister, Mrs. William
son. Mrs. Coble. w. O. Smith and wife, N.
Simmons and wife. Miss Lenore Hiatt and
Mrs. Lizzie johnson attended the Portland
fair last week
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
JOHNSON'S GREAT EXPLOIT
Some Wheelmen Do Not Look Upon His
Independence Run as Bona-Fide.
They Say his Trainer Is Not Reliable-Mr.
Keck Returns from the Eest-A Funny
Letter-NOtes of Local Interest.

N THE past week there has
developed nothing of the
sensational in the bicycle
world; yet although the
world at large may not know
10, several records that stood
seven days ago have become
things of the past, and in
their stead others. with
brightly furbished fronts.
have been erected. Willie
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02


Marion Misses Clara and Emma Altman.
of Peru. were in the city the past week.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel jackson.
Mrs. Wesley Bechtol, of Toledo. and Mrs.
4. i. Bechtol, of Toledo. were at Marion
yesterday. guests of Mr.. and Mrs Judson
smith The Forty Club was entertained
by Mrs Emma Mendenball at the home of
Calvin Cowgill, "Wednesday. MIR. and
Mrs. c. T.. Hntton and daughter, Miss
Edna. have gone TO Springfield, Mo-, to
visit Mr. and Mrs. John Dingle.. Mr..
aud Mrs. Henry c. Sayre are guests
nt Cherokee Indian Commissioner War
rem G.. Sayrc. at Alton. Ind. IT,
Ars. @. II. Boguo has returned from visit
with relatives at Richmond. Ind Mrs.
George Strsthmsn, of Wollsboro. Pa, has
returned home after a protracted visit with
relatives hore. She Was accompanied as
far ns Fort Wayne by her mother. Mrs.
Julia Petit. Mrs. n. w. Scott. who has
been visiting DIR. aud Mrs. p. G. Moore, re-
turned to Huntington Thursday =. Mrs.
Frank L. Williams and dan nghter have gone
to Omaha. where they will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Austin Judge and
Mrs. j. ID. Conner celebrated their golden
wedding Saturday evening. Abont one
hundred and ffty invitations were issued,
and over one hundred guests wcre enter
tained-- Mrs. Henry Herff is in New
lCrk.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02

sister at ST. John, Mo. Dir. and Mrs. Har-
ry Weis are in Cincinnati. :. Mrs. Victor
Williams is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. /. n. Sheppard, at Paris Mrs.
Nate Holden and two children are in Fort
Wayne. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Russell. - .Mra IL. w. Book with, after
spending the summer in Chicago, has re-
turned homo.
Ma shall.
Grandma Lycap is visiting relatives in
Kansas. Miss Tillie Allison visited in
Martinsvillc, Ill. the first of the week.
Mrs. w. q. Braeck ley. of Evansville. WAS the
guest of friends here last week. Mrs.
Ida Orndof and Miss Ella Orn-
doH. of Paris. visited here last
week. .Miss Mamie Martin spent last
million. Mira n. j. Platz. of Vandalia.
last week. Mrs. L. C. Ranis. of
Minneapolis. 10 visiting her parents. Byron
visited relatives in Indian polis the first of
last week. Mrs. John Snyder and Mrs. j.
w. Pcrkins,of Attica. are visiting here----
Miss Bette Coekerell, OF Kinmundy. vis-
tied relatives here last week - Misses
Myrtle and Mand Prewitt visited in Terre
Haute last week.
Msttoou-
Mrs U. T. s Rice is IN Jancsville. Wis
Mira A. Il. Dixon is in Chicago. Mrs
ut Knoxville. ienn-- Miss Flora Devore.
OF Neega, Is in this city. Frank Splitter
and wife. of Su van. visited here last week.
-. Mrs BOvell, Of Ashmore. is q guest of
friends IN this city -. Mrs. ID. Il. Mcintyre
Is in Shelby VILE Mrs William Jones
and Mrs. Thomas Jones are in Nebraska.
Miss Carrie McCaig. of Sullivan, 10 the
guest of Mrs. William Major Misses
frankie Dole and Nellie Rush are in Mis-
souri,. Miss Grace Alexander. of Tuscola,
is visitor IN Mattoon- L. II. Thielens
and family are at French Lick. Ind.
Paris.
Mrs John Moody is visiting in Joplin,
Mo-. Mr. and Mrs. James A Link depart
ed Tuesday for Hartman, Tenn, sheir
future homo. Mrs. Il. X. Westbrook il IN
Madison Wis Mrs. &. w. Powell, of Chi
cago. is the gnest Of Mrs. y. L. Powell 80.
Mrs. Mary Cole and Mrs. W. ID. Cole are
the guests of hrs. A. n. Link at Anderson.
Mrs. Carrie Adams and Mrs. A. q. Wat
son. of Terre Hsuts. we're guests of Prof.
Wilson's family Lass week Mrs. +. X.
Augustus. Mrs. Robert Kirby and Mrs
Joseph Dill entertained Thursday after
noon, from 10 6 o'clock. at
Mrs. f. X. Augnstus's residence...-
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Dslzell. of Lima. o..
Mrs. Nelson McCoilum have returned from
Pennsy lva auia. Mrs. s. s. Williamson and
child returned TO Hutchinson, Kan, Tues
Gay, after pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Dunbar. Mrs. Megahan ana
daughter Myrtle departed Tuesday for Co
lumbus. o. Miss Mary Eads visited Mrs.
A. Schumbcr In Terre Haute Q few days
last week. Mrs. N. +. johnson has re-
turned from visit with her sister at Wau-
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02

kesha. Wis Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Miller
departed Tuesday for Gainesville. Fla.
after pleasant visit here with Mrs. Jane
Austin Mrs. Il. L. Powell aud daughter,
Miss jennie have returned from Kansas.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
Champaign.

Mrs. A. b Chance 10 at Salem w. s.
Maxwell and daughter Anna are in Colo
rado.. Mrs. II. Turnell is in jackson.
Mich. Miss Lucy Johns, of Yanwert. o..
is the guest of Mrs. A. N. Riddle DR.. and
Mrs A. l.. Leonard, OF Chicago. are guests
In this city Miss Anna Beardsley has re-
turned from Ohio. Miss Maud Clay
bourne visited in this city Mrs. Patter-
of Hammond. La, is the guest of Mrs. w.
II. Hinton.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
Two of a KiEd.

The girl who can drum just little on the
piano usually finds a girl who can drum q
little less, aud they play duets together
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02

There is material change in the style of
Overcoats, both the Double and Single-Breasted
are cut much longer; we have the latest in cut
and fabric. It will pay you to look at our new
stock and new styles when in need of an Over
coat.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02
Urpana.

l.. Howe and wife are in Peoria DR.. s.
A. Romaine and sister, Mrs. Black burn.
are at Shradron, Neb. r. q. Ja9ue and
wife are in Kansas Mrs w. w. Garrett.
of Michigan City, Ind. is in this city,.
Miss Ermentrout was in st. Joseph last
week Miss SaIlie +. Wilson, of Sidney,
Is visiting friends in this city.
The Indianapolis journal., 1892-10-02

The Double-breasted Sack Suit is the New
and Swell garment for the coming season. We
show line that cannot be found in any other
store in the city. It embraces all the latest nov
elites in fabric and the new and different styles
of cut.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-10
GEORGIA POLITICS.

Hon. Leonidas Livingston has sent a chal-
lenge to Tom Watson to meet him in joint
debate in jackson county some time this
month. The day has not yet been fixed.
DouGlasville NetO South: DR.. G. W. Aur-
nett, the candidate OF the third party for
the legislature, has come out against the
soldiers home, and also against the taking
care OF the poor old confederate veterans
who are unable to take care of themselves
Hon. Thomas G. Law son and Hon. John
I. Shannon shelled the woods at DanielsyiIle
wednesday, and enthused the democratic
hosts. There were few third party men
present at the meeting, but the fact of the
business is there are few third party men
in old Madison.
A special from Atlanta to the Macon
Telegraph says: ga People's marty oandi-
date is a very high and exclusive parsonage
In the eyes OF himself and his followers he
is much too good for an ordinary democrat
Gems Weaver aud Field have made ar
rangements TO come to Georgia in hopes Of
making votes for their party and them
selves among the people OF Georgia. But
these high and exclusive lights Of the new
political faith are much too good to engage
in debate with Georgia democrats.
In letter TO Chairman At
kinson of the democratic state
executive committee Chairman Of
the Peoples party executive COM
mittee has declined the formers request for
joint discussion with the Peoples party
candidates when they shall reach the Dor,
ders OF the state. Mr.. Erwin states that
the candidates of bis party will meet
Grover Cleveland in debate, but will not
accept the challenge of any other person
who happens not TO be distinguished by
being a candidate for President. Likewise
does Chairman Erwin hold candidates for
the vice presidential candidate on the Peo-
pies party ticket. He will debate with
Gen. Stevenson, but will NOS waste his
eloqueuoe upon any Georgian who might
be pat forward by the Democracy OF this
state to shatter It's heretical doctrine