The Columbus journal., 1895-07-03

Commisioner Of Asriculturc.-....IR HALL
LOUISVILLE, June e7.-The Demo.
cratic state convention Of Kentucky has
oeftainly embossed the administretion
with special tributes TO President Clsve-
land and his distinguished adviser, Car.
Isle. No outing was ever effective of
moee productive. results than that Of
Secretary Carlisle and tho Memphis
|. convention. The silverites. including
Senator Blackburn, attribute their de-
feat to the recent speeches Of Cariisle
and the circulation that was given them.
The free coinage men do not deny that
they expected the convention and all its
committees, the platform and nomina-
tons. The free silver men were
beaten first in the district. meeting that
selected members on the committees;
then in the selection of Judge Beckner
for temporary chairman and Congress.
man Berry for permanent chairman and
in the organisation Of the committee on
resolutions, As well as tho organisation
Of other committees.
THE CROWD WAS WITH BRYAN.
he Has . Lively Tilt Win Csssnsssna,
Clark ut Mobile. .
MOBILE. Ala, July 2.-Ex-C Congress.
man Bryan Of Nebraska and Congress.
man Clark of Alabama had q joint de-
bate here on the silver question, in the
course Of which Bryan took umbrage ut
Clark's denunciation Of his democracy.
II was invited here" said Mr.. Bryan,
with the understanding that I was to
receive fair play" Bryan had the
crowd with him and they applauded
vigorously a he proceeded to score the
Alabama congressman. He said he
would rather die in his tracks than sup
port the Democratic party If it adopted
. gold standard. He then denounced
Cleveland and Carlisle. CLARK in rsf "
referred to Bryan's criticism of Carlisle
Is . pitiful attempt to throw mud upon
. man who lowered head and shoulders
above him and said the mud would not
land. but would fall back into the face
Of the man who threw it. The audi.
moe Missed and yelled for Clark to shut
up or leave the stage. He continued in
. more moderate strain. His reference
to Grover Cleveland was applauded.
Clark was frequently interrupted dur
ing his last remarks and he responded
by. calling the audience Republicans
and Populists.
UNION PACIFIC STILL IN CONTROL.
American Loan and Trust Compaay De.
-. faults N Short Inc Iaterese.
PORTLAND, Or, July 2.-Monday was
the day on which the Oregon Short
Line was to have passed out Of the |
hands of the Union Pacific and into the |
control Of the American Loan and Trust
which represents the con.
solidated mortgage bondholders, but
there will be no change of management.
The road will not be separated from the |
Union Pacific system at present, ut
least. In the United States circuit
court ex-senator Dolph, attorney for
the American Loan and Trust company,
said that the road will not be taken by
the consolidated mortgage bondholders, /
Mr.. Egan would not become re-
ceiver, and that--the American Loan
ami Trust company would not pay tho
interest. amounting to 500, 900. which
Is due. The case will now come up on
the bill and an answer fled last Deem.
Der. This bill asks for the foreclosure
Of the consolidated mortgage through
the failure of the company to pay it.
I'VE shall proceed to foreclose the
mortgage immediately" said Senator
I'VE have given notice that on
next Wednesday We shall ask that .
late be set for the final hearing"
LEAGUE CONFERENCE At AN END.
Young Msshsdists Hold Farewell Services
II Chattanooga On Sunday.
CHATTANOOGA, July 1.-The second
conference of the Epworth !.
eague came to an end Sunday night. 4
There were morning services at tho
emit, but all the churches of the city
we're at the disposal of the visitors for .
common consideration of the subject:
The Descent Of the Holy Ghost"