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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09

NEW YoEK. Sept. s.--A l. N io1' dis
patch says: Among the subject. seiieGuls@
fer consideration at the international medi
c4l congress called 10 assemble in R,ns
Hsxt month. but the pos'ponerient ot uhicl.
u usxt April has ju.t been annoanc.,l, va
the cure for c,nsuo,prior
discovered by DIR. Amick of the United
Stats ami which is attracting great after.
ton IN England and continental cjgutri
A le siing medical journal says as a resu.'
OF the pos'pone.nent of ths c1ngress
party of prominent piiy'ician'
Of Eagitnd. France ard German,
will leave for the United State,
the list week il September a7'l after ,
ntief visit to the Worll's Fsi- viii proceec
to Cinaiaari to personally interview tn
'iscover. At a meeting Of the Paris ciini,
Of physicians last week one OF the speaker.
compiled Apick's names with rAs:eur's a. 1
beprfsrtor Of the human rsee AMI p.isi ?
high tribute to the medical profession Ia tn
Unit. d Ssl.cz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
pstsIoEsvA, Appo,nrasmrs.
Albert .. Willis 10 ssecssd o,eaaa =
hawaii.

wAsniSoros. sept. s.-Thc President
today cent TO the Senate the fOlloving
nominations;
Theodore Runyon. Of New jersey, an
bassador TO Germany.
Albert s. Willis. kentucky, minister -
the Haw allan islands.
Henry NJ. Smyibe, Of Virginia. minister
and consul general Of the United Stases "a
Hayti.
Ellis Mills. Of Virginia, consul general u
Honolulu. oTs
William s. Carroll Of Maryland, consul
general At Dresden. Germany.
United States consuls -(ieoFee J. wilma
Of Georgia, al Port Stanley and 1t. Thomas.
CanadA, John X. Mohiey Of Texas. q
Acapulco. Mex; Henry $. u Meivcf Of
New York, at Denia, Spain; George kee-
nan of Wisconsin, at Kohl, Germany;
Henry c. Astwood Of New York, ut CAlaiss
France; Leopold Morse of New York, q
st. Christopher, w. /.
Also 10 Io.,mssters, a collector Of Scve-
nue and appraiser. All recess appoints
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
HAlliOAY'S 6ODY FOUND.
lie Was the Husband Of the Woman Hell
For Double asurder.

MiDpLErowS. \. Y, Sept. s-Tne body
of old Paul Halliday, the husband Of the
woman under arrest for the murder OF
two women. has been found under the
house Of the Hailidays The bodies of Ia,
women were identified by q young man.
Joseph Mcfllillaa Of Newburg. as Miss
Sarah Jaue McQuilian and her mother
They lived near Gardnertowu, aal wer,
poor. A mysterious woman recently Ell
ticed the mother away to help her In hobss
WORK, and later took the daughter also,
on the preteXt that her mother was sick.
An important discovery has just bret
made by Constable Scott, who has Mrs
Halliday under his charge. In an ont
house has beeu found an Eigia gold watch
with as J. NJ" engraved on the case and
a short chain with ball attached; also =
ba nd ring with the initials IS. J. NJ" in
side, and another ring with garnet stone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
SD CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, Sept s.-In the Senate
today Mr.. Eauiker closed his speech >, ..e
on the silver repeal bill and vas followed
BY Mr.. Tarrie tlissn. Iaal. Mr.. Turpae
opened with what he called study of tie
hissory Of n,eney fo- the last 400 years snd
stated that !, VAS no, TO be doubted that &
syndicate OF gold had favored the passage
Of the Sherman lar, which now il vas
desired to nave repealed.
Jones of Arkansas vas he mex. speaker.
Ee favored the repeal Of TIE entire Sesr-
man act. He dA not believe the Shermsn
at had caused the financial troubles OF the
eoant,y; and he believed they would pass
axsy without the repeal of ,ha, act.
Jones quoted from Senator Hiils spsech in
fave, OF returning TO bimetalGsm as
il existed before 1873. He tIonesl agreed
with him and believed the msjoyity of the
Senste i.d so. If that were SO, why, he
asked, Eot promptly apply the remedy: lie
would vote against the pending bill and
would resist its enactment into a lar as
long q. possible, unleEs il were couplej
With some measure recognizing silver ard
proyiling for Al expansion of the volume
of the eoGntry's money.
Pstfer offered resolution, which went
over TIL tomorrow, calling for information
as TO whether the national banks OF Boston,
New York and Philadelphis had failed 10
keep sni msiatain their bank reserves a.
repaired b. laws; whether they had refused
% pay iepositors checks in currency !;
whether they had asked OF received from
he treasury department. authority TO make
payment by clearing house Certificates; and
whether any treasury official is connected
with the New York clearing house. anu il
so, under whst Law or rule.
At $40 the proceedings in the Senate
seemed 10 come TO a stands;ill. No sena-
tor sought the floor. This led VOORHEES,
t. express the hope that the Senat
would not adjourn so early. He said tha,
If no senator desired TO speak nov he would
haye TO ask for vote on the pending bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09

iits-Bo.ion. Il: Louisville. H. f. E-ror.-Bosfon.
0: LOUISVILLE. . b uteres- q tstrgt and Ben
nett, lismming. " iFtrock and Gam
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
BASE BALL.


Iii;s-t-Icveiand, l9 Washington, 6. krfnr.-
Cleveland, o. Washington. ,. Ba.ter.es-Sci
a.id D'.on .vr; Maui and UE0RIke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
AS ANTICIPATED.
Josiah Quincy Sewers His Connection With The
State Department al Washingion.

WAsHISGTox, Sept. s.-Josiah Quincy
of Massachusetts has resigned his office 0.
assistant secretary of state. 70 which h.
WAS appointed by President Cleveland
This action has for some time teen an
ticipated, Mr.. Quincy having accepted the
position with the expectation OF relin-
gushing 1t after short interval. Since
the Massachusetts Democratic committee
meeting, it has been apparent that there
was an imperative demand for Mr.
Quincy to assume charge Of the approach
ing campaign. His resignation, as a con
SEQUENCE. creates no surprise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
BROUGHT SURVIVORS
OF the Wrecked Bark Tremoni. Also Rspsrt oi
Des.Fe.tion.

New YoKk, Sept. Steamer Donna
Maria from Lisbon, which arrived this
morning, brought the mate aud seven men
Of the bark fremont of Boston which went
ashore at Fsyal durisg the cyclone, Aas.
2s. The vessel was total loss. The
Donna Maria reports that great destruction
was done By the storm throughout the west
tern i.lands. Houses were blown down,
crops 10 a great part were destroyed AMI
many small vessels were destroyed at Fa, al.
An Italian bark was driven ashore and be-
csmr a total loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
HOUSE BLOWN AWAY.
Turned Several SomersauIts in
Its Erratic Course
Killing One Of the Occupants and
iujur'ny Others.
Far.sss Reports Of Great Obstruction Ia he
Xesiera fs.aEes.

BRiDcxroEr. Com. Sep. A small
cottage as Milford Point occupied by Al
tre-i Bragg VI SAshen AMI bis family, COT :
slstinx OF his rife, two daughtFrs sRi one
san, was toppl=d over and over By the ~iad
las. nigh. &Griag tire severe storm. The
house vas tlosn sbsu. 80 fee; close
injgrsd so seriously that ,eaih resulted
At 10 30 this norni q. Daring ere OF the
somer.aa,ss Of the h,ase Mr. bragg was
hurled out Of the doer, tie ui'lers we've
found inside. Mrs. Bragg aud chi dren
were baily bruised bat not fatally injured.
Mr. Brsgg's body vas badly barred iy
coming in contact with the stove and his
limbs ~ere paralyzed. He was 40 Yeas OF
sge AMI was employed il the Shelton fac
tory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
Summit of MT. WASHINGTON.

Tax rrsalu moru o. u s;.erEe2a traia..
) D.. B-rtuRx, Ptf ss1| Tft9h kE,
T. r IA = f. q fs@n. Aan.
-, -att lsgF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
At kiYTERY POINT.
The aii5c Historical Society RevaIilJ in A.
nuai Outing.

PogrsMourn, N. H., Sept. The an
aual outing OF tie Maine IIistorics! Soeisf,
was held at Kittery pont today AMI con
iiaues tomorrow. The party, which nun
bers about so, arrived here bafor. moot
and after dinner stxhe Camp .ricwne hotel
':etnme- ced n tour of sightseeing, visiting
tile hi,t6ri: residence of Sir Wilijao.
Peppe-eil, Fort McCls-y, church 40
o.her places of interest. Tonight meetinl
was hell in the Congreg stioasl church an
p4peFs were read snl Tsmsrxs m4le b.
ne n5ers. Tomorrow witl be sp nj in Wis
i'i6g other places of interest on tie l'i-cat
aq IA river and the visitors will rot leav,
for home until late on the afternoon :raias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09

have we that ye nay ace and hear; brains.
iht We may reason and uodefstaDd; 20
there. litls excuse for much Of the suffer-
ing that IL tuls rated. Df. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is fast becoming the one
recognized remedy for all Diseases resulting
from L, 10, impure ami impoverished blood.
Itdiy s,ion and dyspepsis. scrofulous
saec ions, hysr and kidney diseases. sores
and srsling.. eaixrrh spd consumption .ase
blooI affections With purified, enriched
and visiized blood. they Ne a. darkness
bef.,re the light. Dr. Pierc.'s Golden Med
iczl Discovery is the only guaranteed blood.
purifier and liver iosisorasor. Sold on trial !
Money tronp.Iy returned. II il doesn't benz
+ Of NE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
ENCOURAGING
r. G. Cur & Co. siad Hopeful Indications
IRON List Of Failures,

NEw Yosk, Sept. s--R. G. Dan Co's.
eeekly rryiew Of trade .ays Failures foi
the week have been only 323 in nufnbe'
ag tia't asj last week aud i30 for the wee,
preceti and % in Canada against 53 70
'hs same week las; year. Whiie one l1rg'
ator'g ze company swell. tie aggregate O.
hshiliIes for the week, the aver ~ Of otbei
fsiiarAs was lower than ususi.2G2 being TO-
ies- tssn 5000 each snl only four for ovei
800 Q.50 each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
BURNED TOC CRISP.
Horrible Fate That Befel -Four
Children In Kentucky.
The Person in Charge Saved ON
Life BY Jumping.


vxRsAniHs. Ky.. Sept. s.-YestsfAey
James O'Neai and wife. cclored, hving six
miles from here. went away ffo0 hesaa
and left John Banks in charge Of tAeif foul
Young children. During the night ~
house caught ARE and Vas quickly consumed
and the four chikiren were burned 10 Z
crisp. Banks was painfully burned and
saved his life by jumping from . secoaa
story windos. The origin Of The are 4
unknown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
Fishing Schooner Fun kshore.

VIyrYARp HAVEN, Mass., S 'pt. 8 Al
Inkoo4u msckerel 1shinz schooner rs'
saore on Dogash bar, nesr GaY Head, til
morning. while boating out of Msnem'hs
tight. She was iloatei At high ii le ever
Without assistance snl proee lei sPpsrent-
HnipjGrsd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
Double Drowning.

WYoNiSG. D'l.. Sept. s.-M's. Ceorg'
Steel and her daughter were drowned in
pond here this morning. The dsuzhter, i
years Of age, vas dependent and threat
-, j suicide. 1t is thousht the girl tried to
IN herself and the mother lost her life
IA effort to save her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
ron DrsPEPsIA


tSt UsU 2 "a = N~sR1N
DIR q. u. Bsoys, Cofni b. Me-, says: Il
have ssea j. II N; lrac.ics during the las.
fer yea--. an. can, vIh sii csnt1f sas,
.5af il cs,.s Il dyspepsia hrsnght aecus
.ifsaga ss.s.-~ Of the stomach " use Of an
isp,nper ai-s- I have ta;ied 10 and any
rpm.ss.y t,ass sosii remove The t.cible 70
quickly o. pfove - krsfefsi 70 the stomach
y psisnf- l csnsIl<s i. : bcsn to ssfer-
ing hxnsizisy.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
g,ad,,,.e. Report, s7s Failures.

NEw YoEE, Sept. s,--Bra istrefis repo1l
SO failures IN the United S.att- this week
igainsf I4G in the week year ago; aE3 q
failures in Canada, agaias. - ia the like
~eek last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
Nayzhoe Ms Better cone Homs.

RYDE, Egg. Sept. s--Tn the second raes
for the International gDld cup the Britain
mia won, crossing toe finish linz 81 min
utes ahead ct the ysvahoe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
An fsu leA

TaoY. u. +. Sept s-Four prisoners
escaped frcrsa the Washington county jaii
By digging a hole in the floor aad lower.
ing themselves iato . CLOSET which con
necsea with tie outer world By wooden
doors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
All Excsptlsaal Laws AhslisAsd II Alsass ~
loysoiAs.

Msrx, Sept. s.--Empcror william haA
ordered that in view Of the loyalty uAani-
tested by the people Of Alsacs and Lorfaine
aufiug bis recent visit, all exceptional hva
enforced in the two provinces since thst
var shail be abolished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09

Ne. wtsss0x's ssusiSs trsfr has 6oe1
,..-s ~ ss.f MY fEAss ~ vfLLlONo ~
$50. ,ea fpgfEyf fiCGtrs. II bUlTakD
M fE,ftI SsIiTkNs ..s stfN-, AILAYD aIl
RAIN. ct.gEs WIND cutie sad II ths ~
evsrY psrs n he Se.ss r. sa,e and a4k fse
"si-. Ms.l<..ssrs. soc-bt.f ssrsf." snd taho -
a.i.-r sisS- ssss'y bss ~ ne . sos'se.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
Two Less

DELTA. Coln.. Sept. 3-The Farmers
bank here WIS robbed yesterday. and the
cashier was zAos snd killed. As the
outlaws de.hesi down the street on horse
back hardware merchant shot ard killed
~ fN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
stlri Hi.hou. Reduction Ct Naess.

NssHrA. n. IL, Sept. s.--Tha vaie
mills, which have BEN stopped for two
seckz, received oriiers to start Ion.iay OF
full time, without reduction of xsges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
csaaMaa .a,i5nai Bank iuthaizsd 10 Eesir
egsjaess.

WssHtsGrox. Sept. s-Deputg Con
troiler In, ser to-day authorized The Chap
msn National Diuk Of Portland, Ms, ia
h'gia hgsincss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
lMai Forecast.

Bosros, SeV. s.-For New England
SATURDAY. fair weather, slight change IL
tempera.ars, variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
fas AZ, xogra WINDS.

wA.HtsGros, Sept : For Se< Eag-
land: Fereczs; t5r SATURDAY gen@rails fair.
r5rth winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09

Th-s Patty /. - st,s. ~ 80. ses rAsrrts-
vasa ses ~sss tssid, sse cr,sa for cAaoriA
wosn sss os,au.s hia sss ching 70 oaa01A
wns sAs had Cssarss, - gs.s sbera casaaa1A,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
g,s.s q lssts surlss Msas Rule olll.

Loxnox, Sept. s.-Thc House Of Lords
rejected the Home Rule bill BY vote 81
t2S to ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
KILLED BY A LIVE WIRE.
Joseph Bates Meets With an Awful Fate Within
q Few Steps Of Ms Home.

NEWTON, Mass, Sept. 8-About 8
o'clock last evening DR.. J. Il. Mclaughlin
was attracted from his house By erirs COM
ing from the direction Of Pearl and Emer-
,on streets. On reaching the spot from
whence they came be found the body of "A
man dangling across a swinging wire
which was throwing out vivid flashes Of
Electricity. He ran 10 his house and. pro-
curing pair Of rubber nittsns. attempted
10 remove the body. He himself received
. severe shock and was thrown 70 tho
ground
Officer Burke Was then summoned and
after some delay succeeded iB frsein9 the
wire The remains were identified -
those Of Richard Bates His face aud
hands were burned as TO indicate that he
had couse In contact with the wire while
attempting to cross the street. Death
must have come to him within q minute
Mr.. Bates WAS velI-ksoSn citizen Of
Newton, and he had lived II this piace
over 50 yearA lie had been for long
time in the employ Of Joseya ~ Bacon
and had has charg. Of Mr.. Bacou's real
estate business. file was 50 years oil and
leaves a widow asd two married and one
unmarried daughters. lie res.d: ii a: the
corner Of EmeFson and Pearl streets, n
short distance from the spo. whcrc be met
his death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09

In the 250 class Johnnie Wilkes ~an fso
heats: aast in the stakes for paring fosI. Of
50. Nel%oneer aas! Alfred hsvs each one
heat. These RACES vii be Ga!shed Sa'Er-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
SPLENDID CLOSE
Of the Maine State Fair in
Beautiful Weather.
Early Bird Won the Applause ard the
First Money.
Nkat the Feceipis were ard How the Rain
inseztered.

LEwsTsS. Sept. s.-fspeeial After
a long and hard rain last Eight by which
the grounds were flooded and the track
made sea of mad, Frisiay, the last day
Of the great Maine State fair, opened with
a clear sky. The wind howisd across the
groBnds from the nerths est at lively rate
ami va cold enough 10 make overcoats
comfortable articles snd the sunny side Of
the buildings we're III. most trsquented
spots.
The figure. for Thursdays receipts shes
a falling OIL from Thursday Of last year of
si27G27 The receipts on that day were
sii, 1859. while yesterday only put
s69l7 .25 in the soeiesys Golfers. Had The
dag besa pleasant, al records ~onid have
been broken As II vas there Was an inl-
mense ero*d present for such BAD day.
Treasurer Eveleth made the follow ing
report Of THURSDAY receipts:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-09
sea Glass

VI Pe,..- & son. sksss heelt.. HsH
iaa. bf tie4D'zF+.
g e No-e. EAth, l &, t;s,s >i.4N, By
iltis, .ris-. = >
silver ~-rs . Sfal1es " ateTvlte,h ~,
Sllye+ STREE NJ Neisou. : I
& { E-iw r,is. Faiss a.. . c. Losis
7. hy Pickering, /
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taELY 6l20 Won.
III, Races a Stat, air Frijay viii be
clcsed sa,grtaT.

LFrIeroS, Sep. a---Tae closing fac =
at tl,e Maine State fair resulted; .
-rss-IAl. Is-,s = .--=.
Dr y i,rskc, Imisacid. Early Bird b. Iay
Blrd. FL !
hF EeataTe BDsHe .
i;e-s time !ai.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17
Our Next Governor.

The Cameron Herald, speaking of
the next election says:
"Who will be our next standard
bearer? To look at it all now, one
must view from longtaw. We are
in the middle of not summer of
an off year" still the eyes of the
public are focused on politics.
Among these honorable gentlemen
that have been mentioned heretofore
recent addition has been made, by
the press, at least, in the person of
Hon. Waller S Baker, of Waco.
Mr. Baker came into prominence in
the last campaign as chairman of
the Democratic executive commit
tee and manager of the campaign
of the democrats. He ia very
prudent, broad gagged, brainy man.
He weighs carefully and well every
prop ostion that confronts him, and
after thorough investigation acts
with the courage of a Numidian
lion and strikes with the broadax of
an intellectual giant. He believes
in a progressive policy for this
young aud great state-progressive,
yet thoroughly exclusive Of any
special benefits to any class and
completely protec i've of the best
interests Of the humblest as vel as
the highest citizen of the laqd He
possesses q fervor, a dash, an az
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17
SWfH VOLUME.

With todays issue THE New 5
enters its sixth Volume. Five years
ago it made it, FIRST bow and first
bid for popular favor in the form of
a FIVE column folio without type or
press Of its own or any facilities
for gathering news except what It's
live reporter could gather on the
streets in local way.
From that start it has grown TO
its present far proportions re-
ceivea daily the Associated press
reports as full as any evening paper
in the south, owns the franchise
for Waco Of the Southern After
noon Presa, owns it's press, folder
and engine; its type-body and dis
plays we'll as the thousand and
one little things that are needed in
well equipped printing ice; has
on nanu one thousand uOil AIS WCTln
of white pa Der, a1d is ready to con-
tinue its labors for the development
of Texas and the upbuild ng of
Waco. TIE News has doubtless
made mistakes in the past, and does
not hope to avoid them altogether
in the future, but one thing is Ger.
tain, whatever influence THE NEWS
can WELD Will be exerted for the
prosperity of Waco, for it hopes to
grow and prosper as Waco devel.
ops, and it promises again to give
to its readers the best paper which
its patronage can furnish. And so
with a smile to its friends and a
bow to its foes THE News enters it's
sixth volume with faith undimmed,
with energy unimpaired, and ex.
perience considerably enlarged.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17

The NEWS reprints today Judge
Eugene Williams letter suggesting
way to maintain silver as sne of
the standards. His idea is brief y
to permit the free coinage of both
gold and oliver at ratio of sixteen
fo- ons. For the dollars when
coined, let the government issue its
treasury notes redeemabla in coin,
and when presented for redemption
let the holder name the kind of
money he prefers. Should his plan
be adopted, treasury warrants based
on gold and silver would be the
currency of the nation.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17

gressiveness aud intrepid courage
that wins and enthuses and may
properly BE- denominated "magnet'
ism" He lie. in every sense, a
lead r. He is absolutely sae. III
fght he does not waste hi ener'
gles on the small things that ap-
parent'y call for attention, but col
lects and gathers his strength for
those suberb assaults that are IRE
sistable and al ways crush the Toe
Being chairman Of the executive
committee Mr.. Baker will not he
candidate, as his intima e friends
are aware, but IN case Of a lock IL
the convention he may be the lucky
man Frem the hlltering notices
the press in general is giving him it
is pretty certain tina. while not a
candidate he will yet not stand IL
the attitude of a dark horse,
whose me rits are unkno IN and who
becomes merely creature Of chance
aud of &C jidant. Waller Baker
may be our next governor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-17

The trusts have Dluadered fatally
They have invoked the earnest a:
ton of the masses Of the people
This blow leveled at silver, which
as money, is proposed TO be destroy
ed, has aroused the masses as never
before against the robber classes
The trusts, maintained BY the tarirf,
as well as those d omin .ting the cur
rency, will surely have to go. Rev
olutions never @ back ward, and we
do thank God that the blessed "400
of Wall street set this one in mo
ton. He who lead. tie people in il
will be deemei, through all time,
the greatest benefactor of his coun
trymen. Public Ledger.