Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-06-02
TELECRAPHIC.
THE CALIFORNIA DELEGATION
READY TO COMBINE WITH
NEVADA.
NJ. H. DeYOung on the Silver
Question.

RENO, June 1.-The train bearing
the California delegation to Mime
apolis passed through tonight.
M. II. DeYoung, proprietor Of the
Chronicle, was asked to give his
views regarding the silver question,
and expressed himself as follows:
GIN reference to the Presidential
contest, if Blaine will consent to &C
cept the nomination, the signs of the
times are that he will receive it; if
not, Harrison will be nominated
''The silver question is cutting a
great figure and evidently having
great influence in the minds of the
candidates. Rarrison's explanation
the other day that he was bimetal-
list under certain circumstances is
rather strong modification of what
was alleged to be his former position
and the Secetary of the Treasury s
explanation of the position of the
present administration and its de
sire to hold a monetary conference
for the purpose of some concentrated
effort on the part of the prominent
nations of the globe to increase the
value of silver, is very significant
The. California delegation will
join hands with the Nevada delega
ton in doing all they can to further
the interests Of both States. No
thing would please me more than to
see an Unlimited coinage plank on
our platform but that Will be an i'm
possibility as there are too many in
the larty that have other views and
we have to respect the views of others
in a large country where the in
terests of each section are entirely
different. Continual agitation, how>
ever, will bring about what is 81 dear
to the heart.of every resident Of Ne
vada and the day is not far distant
when silver will be once more re
monetized aud take its place along
side gold as fixed coinage
Charles Palmer, business manager
of the Examiner said that not being
a member of the del cation he re-
garded it as uncalled for on his part
to indulge in any expressions regard
ing the political outlook. He was
going East in the interest of the
Examiner. His wife said TO the re-
porter in answer to a question;
"You can consider me friend of
silver
BRUNER HELD TO ANSWER.
San Francisco, June Judge
Coffee, in the Bruner case, held the
defendant to answer with bail fixed
at $500. Tomorrow the examina-
ton of the second charge, which is
that he sought to obtain money in
consideration of a promise to infu-
ence other votes than his own, i'll
begin.
POSTPONED FOR A WEEK.
San Francisco, June 1T he fgh
between the two Murphys has been
postponed for week Billy Murphy
has a broken hand and Johnny a
sprained wrist.
PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION.
Stockton, June 1.-The State Con-
vention Of the People Party con-
vened in this city today.
POSTPONED THE SILVER BILL.
Washington, June 1-At the close
of Sherman 81 eech in the Senate it
was unanimously agreed that no vote
should be taken on the silver bill |
until after the 18th of June.
The call showed the impossibility |
of obtaining quorum without |
breaking PAGES, SO the bill was passed |
over without prejudice, and the Sen
ate resumed consideration of the
calendar.
NEW RACE TRACK SCHEME.
New York, June "Details Of
The proposed new race track on Sta
ten Island appear today. The track |
is to be built on Lower bay beach |
four miles from St. George. 1t will
be accessible by RAILROAD. The |
grand stand is to be 600 feet long. |
Betting ring, bars and refreshment
rooms are to be on grounds, opening
directly on the lawn. Track is to be
one and three-eights miles in cir
with three quarter mile
Itraight track down the home
stretch.