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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

Boston. Oct 22.-Two hundred mem
.bers of the New England Cotton Manu-.
facturers association left here last night
on 10 days trip to the Atlanta exposi-
tion and the south.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
Reoders of T,psby Y,itersturc.

PORTLAND Me, Oct 2e.-George Long
and Charles Taylor, two boys Of this city,
are missing from their homes. EEth boys
were readers of dime novels.
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Drowned In Musquash.

BANGOR, Me, Oct. 22-Frank Carey, a
prominent business man of Calais, was
drowned in Musquash lake, near Calais.
The canoe in which he was padding cap
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

%. you see that II the reason the super
intendent's undeveloped murder theory
was dropped.
Barton fret gave voice to my suspicioDs
by saying that the haEd looked % IL II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
Frank hyatt smith Coming.

DENVER, Oct. z2.-Rev. Frank Hyatt
Smith departed for Cambridge. Mass, yes
terday, to meet the charges preferred
against him. He Is accompanied by his
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22

LOUISVILLE, Oct. %. johnson yesterday
broke the worlds record for n mile, cover.
ing the Fountain Ferry track in I'm.
a l-5s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
JRFD Ar ITS HEAD WIN UNFR RIN a AIM

FIRED At ITS HEAD WITH UNER RING AIM
did, and that you are working this case
hypot heti icslly. But as ! have only q
short time to live consumption has me
In its clutches, and my late fever has
strengt n. ned its hold may as well tell
you my Story, ana thereby save you q
great deal of trouble. 30 IL you will pour
m another glsss OF that brandy, Iwiil
be0in.p
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
The NEViLLEAPFAIR
BY FRANK III. HABK.
Copyright. 1896. by Irving Bacheller.)
CHAPTER IL

"It was the second day after that the
doctors finally agreed death had been
paused by a severe spasm, similar TO that
the scratch upon his hand, although it
had the appearance OF being an irritating
one, was Insufficient to cause death. And
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-22
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. g Westminster street, Cor. Dyer
This old estabitshed ed house wholesa es and retals
ICE at fair prices, and by prompt attention to bus.
iness and the employment OF good men In their
several departments merit o co"ttnuanee OF ihs
patronage so long enjoyed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
MEANS MORE BONDS.
Mr. Curtis Visits New York To Sound
the Bankers.

New York. September l5.-The Tribune
tomorrow VIII say.
when William =. curtis. assistant ser-
rotary ef the treasury. was recently in
New York. ii was not announced that he.
as the representative of Secretary car
Isle. discusse,. with New York bankers
the necessity for auother issue of govern
m.nt luE.%. Iu fact. Do was said hy those
who are generally supposed tp know what
air. curtis taIhs about in his frequent
visits tu this rity. that he dii mot come
60 discuss bonds. hut 10 Is known. how
ever Ipou th' most Trustworthy and in
disputalle authority ;A, authority Of a
halk president who saw Air. Cur;is-that
tlc question ul another i--u, of bonds was
discussed and that Air. Curtis stopped in
New York mainly for the purpose of find
iuG usIt hpw tnr hauhiu- community in
this city fclt about call FOR subscriptions
u uor- government bonds.
when AR. Curtis was here last week
h. talked with }. Picrpont Morgan, with
Conrad Jordan. the head of tine subtrcas-
ury in this city. and with other Influential
men"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
TO MEET AT MEMPHIS.
Silver Democrats To Name Chairmen
for the States.

Memphis, Tenn. September 22.-The eN-
ccutive committee named at the Washing
ton conference Of silver democrats Will
meet here tomorrow. The purpose of the
meeting is to name Chairmcn for the re-
spective states, but the committee VIII a,so
prepare an address to the friends of silver
throughout the country, admonshing them
of the necessity of organization and &C
tiyitv in the campaign. Senator Tsham q.
Harris is here. hut none of the other mem-
hers have arrived. Tho senator explained
the feature of the meeting by stating that
the goldbugs. while largely in the mihofl-
ty, were decidedly active and wei organ
lied and unless the silver element got
itself i'm the same condition ii would be a
case of the majority being swamped by the
minority.
Senator Turpie. OF Indiana, Will not be
present at tomorroWs meeting, but the
other members Senators Harris and Jones,
of Arkansas: Governor stone. of Missouri,
and Casey Young viii meet.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
PLAYING LONE HANDS.
German in Maryland and Hardin in
Kentucky Fight Unaided.

Washington. September 19.-It looks more
and more AS if the administration intended
to let Maryland and Kentucky so rcpub-
lican. rather than lift "a finger 10 support
the nominees. In Maryland To vent Air.
Cleveland's private grudge against Senator
German. and in kentucky because Hardin
and blackburn will not crook the pregnant
hinges Of their knees TO the presidents
gold views
Not "A single cabinet officer can bc in
duccI TO lend and 20 the REGULARS" in
Maryland. The Cleveland democrats
there seem TO be doing everything they
can to defeat the ticket. They repeat the
arguments that We're used by the anti-flin
people az the last election i'm New York
20 prevent Air. Cleveland from saying a
good word FOR the democratic candidate
for governor. They made the plea that he
ought not 70 take sides against his per-
sonal friends and supporters oven 10 save
the regular party ticket from defeat. 4
great deal OF influence has been used to
procure the silence of the administration.
and IL is claimed that Air Cleveland will
be- silent as he was during Hlrs cam
paign. Meanwhile. the Cleveland demo-
Gratis make Germans lack of friendship
for AIR. Cleveland the alleged grounds Of
their opposition 20 the ticket. and assume
the attitude OF defenders 81 AIR Cleveland
In following his course.
The Fight in Kentucky.
\ report was abroad today 90 the effect
that William g. Whitney had appealed To
tha administration through Carlisle to
withdraw It's opposition in Kentucky for
the sake 81 the national democracy. But
Carlisle denied this absolutely and de-
clarel that the position of tho admins
tration was unchanged. Ills friends make
thc same plea that hc viii not furnish aid
iu the Blue Grass State because he fears
that Hardin may attack the administra-
ton H.. * probably waiting TO e.o what
the result viii hc If IL appears just be-
fore the election that Hardin viii win.
Carlisle viii probably hasten 90 Kentucky
and make speech n order to lay claim
- part az the triumph. Iiut the froe-siver
democrats in Kentucky seem To- care little
about the attitude II the administration.
Private Information from E.ltucky indi-
cate that Blackburl's recollection to tho
senate is assured, and that Iardins
chances are almost equally good The
only reasonable explanation OF the admin
istrttion's attitude is that Mr. Cleveland
is trying To bury his enemies this fa!I in
order To- clear the way for his denomination
next year.
Simon Bolivar's Card.
Frankfort. XIV. September I9.-Ex-Ciovcr-
nor Simon Bolivar Ruckncr publishes a
card stating that he VIII support The demo
cratic state ticket. with thc exception or
Hardin. and advising democrats not %
vote Tor him. General Buckncr denouucos
iiariin in the strongest terms for his
action IN making war on tho state plat
form. and also dcnouuces Congressman
I~Crecry. IIc declares that hc will not
r'-"nt-r the senatorial race. bat Will make
IS many sound money speeches in the
EfHfe As q
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
GROWERS DILEMMA.
lie Must Issue Bonds or Call Congress
Together.

Washington. september 17.-tSpecial)
Tho treasury department. found some
small encouragement today in the
fdlt of the price of exchange,
the tendency of which is calculated to re-
due, the shipment of gold Unfortunately
there is no assurance that this will amount
Go ANYTHING more than favorable sign"
THE conviction is growing that matters can
not Dee allowed 10 run on without any relief
measure uatl after congress has met in
regular session and had time 10 act There
ia excellent reason TO believe that the adj
minisirati"u is convinced that it win he
forced to do something. but as between a
bond issue and an extra session of congress
the matter has not passed the stage Of dis
e, ssiou and speculation.
air Cleveland does not like to have con-
rress on his hands when he can avoid il.
lie never has much confidence in good com
ing from this popular branch of the gov
'rnment. IL 81 We're not for the great un-
popularity Of q bond issue among the people
who vote ct democratic primaries as has
been demonstrated 10y the criticism of for
mcr issues produced. the possibility of an
extra session would hardly Ice worth dis
GUESSING. An issue of bonds for the redemp-
ticg of the Ercelhacks which can be au-
thorized only by congress is what the adj
ministratioH would most like. But Mr..
Cleveland desires To form some conclusion
aS 20 40" probable attitude OF congress be-
fore placing his reliance there MIR. Reeds
attitude ou the proposition 10 authorize
goid bo-ds when that question came up in
The house Iva connection with the offer of
tine syndicate 90 give more for the bonds il
the word gold We're inserted, encouraged
the hope that, inspired 10y the same mo-
live of uuieting business disturbances he
would aid the administration now. They
are not certain of this. however, nor are
thcy confident that if he had the inclina-
ef.f
want They remember that in the matter
of gold bonds ne stood by the adminstra-
tion almost alone among the republicans,
and doing SO excited considerable antago-
nisu. lie might he no more successful in
inducing the house to authorize the re-
dc0ption Of the greenbacks if he were will
ing 10 make the effort.
The outlook for speedy relief
from congress is. therefore. hard
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23

fiotlias OF p0mp and worldly power come
down on mat Christian soul All the
spirits of darkness seem u he let loose.
for k is their last chance The waiting 4
kindred seems 10 miE2le WITH the swirl
If .he I,-atars and the scream Of the wind.
ard the t7rnct.- of the SKY. Deep 20 deep
l,fIlcw - b.llcy; yet no tremor, no gloom,
no terror no signing for the dying Chris
tian The fact IS that from the back OF
the boat a voice sings out. Nv aen tnou
iassest through the voters, l VIII be with
fIro" Bv the lash Of the storm the dEing
tS'1,--s-;arl sees that the Earb1r Is only Just
ahead From heavenly castles voices or
welcome come over the E2tt/t. Peace
Gr..-,s on The AMY wa-e as the storm
SoI,s itself to res: ike ch4id falling asleep
amid tears and trouble. Christ hath hush-
IL Tho famnnst
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
MEETING AT SYRACUSE.
Democrats Gathering for Their State
Convention.


Syracuse. y. y, September 22.-Derno-
Gratis are coming tifs way in numbers that
bid fair TO swamp the town. 10 IS already
evident that Syracuse has not sufficient
hotel capacity f)~ the people who WANT
TO come here. Every room at the Yates
house was taken over a week ago, and long
rows Of folding beds I'm the halls are ready
10 be placed in sample rooms and other
rooms not generally used for sleeping quar-
tcrs. The Vandc''bilt Empire and Globe
hotels have booked more people shan they
can take care of. ana the boarding houses
are already being canvassed for room.
Although it is an Off year. the democrats
are not content 20 hold a quiet little con-
vention like that of che republicans at
Saratoga. They intend 10 whoop things up
as though the governorship or possibly the
presidency were at stake. From all over
the state large delegations are expected to
boom the numerous cand dates for the state
offices. Unlike the SARATOGA convention,
where there was practically but one set
Of candidates in sight here there a~e
delegates galore for each office. If the
scramble for nominations were a sign to
go by this could safely be set down as
a democratic year. So far as known here
there is no slate in existence, but David
Il IIill. Edward Muri.Iy and Richard
Croker have not arrived yet. When they
get here tips may be passed around as 20
WHO are lit men. n score OF 'it's'+.-t'A
who are now being doomed for places on
The tickets will probably be dropped. At
present il is any mans race for place
Here are "a few Of the candidates: For
secretary Of state. fIoratio G. King, of
Kings. or Charles Carey, OF Oiean. For
attorney general. Daniel G.. Griffin. Of
WatertOwn For state treasurer, John r.
Judson. Of CIovcrsvillo. For state comp
troller, Thccdorc W Myers. Of New York;
Frank Campbell. of Bath; r. l.. Dow, Of
Sohohar1e; Jacob Gerling. OF Monroe; Au-
gust f. Scheu. Of Erie. For judge of court
of appeals, Judge A. Parker, OF Kingston;
Judge John -. Teller. of Auburn; Judge
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
FAsTEN 1T ON HooDLUMs.
Chinese Explanation of the Ku Cheng
EasSac~e.

yyasbirctor. Scnfeg.lber fs-Thc state de-
partment Is without acvices reGarfiinas the
alleged latest phase Of tae chinese slt'ia-
ton in regard 70 refusol Of the Chinese
government 20 execute any az the men
convicted of bein@ participants in the Inis-
siouarv massacre unless they are assured
that with the execution of these men oil
other demands viii cease According 10
the latest Information cf she department
the ku Cheue coIns.siss ION was comm ncinE
work No dispatches have been received
from Minister DENLY, but they are expected
this week.
THE chief interest attaching 10 the dis
patch from Foo chow that rebellion has
begun in tne province of Follien is as 70
the fate which awaits the American and
European missionaries in that province
should any stilI remain in. the vicinity Of
Su Chcue. r ports reached here through
diplomatic and private sources several
weeks ago that the missionaries after the
recent massacre in the interior of the
province had with their families sought
refuge at Foo Chow. which is near the
coast and where the presence Of foreign
meu-of-war makes them safe from further
violence. IF they have remained at Foo
Chow or rather at Pagoda anchorage,
which is a foreign settlement only few
miles removed, no danger could happen III
however. in their zeal 20 begin again their
work or ChristiauizinG the natives they
nave returned to the interior of the
province. the cIavest approximations VIII
he fclt Tor their safety. without the presence
of the American or other foreign forces It
is surmised that the rebellion is the work
Of the ..Veepf ariaus.' who were responsible
for the assaults some weeks ago upon the
foreieu missions Until that time little II
any was known ia This country of this So
c!ety beyond The fact that 1t was Sc
cret organization and that its purposes
were political il now appears that they
have aIopted the name Vegetarian in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
lamont Advancing Money.

Washington. September i..-Dwiug 20
deficiency ia the appropriation for the
paw Of the army for the fiscal year ending
June 38th. last. certain officers aud = NUM-
her Of enlisted men did not receive their
nav for the month Of June. the las, in
tn. year Secretary Lamont Interested
himself in tia matter and Tered 20 adj
vance the necessary amount himself a."
has now directed the paymaster general
TO transfer certain uncNpeEdtd balances
and t. pay the enlisted men. Officers wi.i
receive their pay on properly certified
checks on the rational hank cf New York
citv. The latter payment. "a is thought
viii probably be uet Joy advances from the
sscrctary's private account. 10 he refunded
as soon as a deficiency bill making good
last year ; shortage can be- passed by CON
gTcss.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
THE BIRMINGHAM CONFERENCE.
Mr. Tomlinscn Says It Resulted in
Great Good

Montgomery. Ala. September 1s-(Spe-
cial)-IIcr John W. Tomliu-on. of Biz
rniugham. a prominent attorney and presi-
dent OF The state Publishing Company,
passed through this city last night. Mr..
Tominson SAYS the recent silver confer
cnce AT Birmingham was Oh. most for
ttuate move the friends Of silver in Ala
hanna have made or trc political chess
beard lie says the conference showed the
ucou!e who some of the prominent silver
cdvocates in Alsbama were. The confer
cuce. he said, was ATTENDED 10y a hundred
or so Of the foremost men Of Alabama
leaders socially. politically and in business
and professional affairs
Rake and scrape as they might said
Mr. TomIinson. 81 20 mo; heiict" the gold
Eu~s of Alabama could cpItiNt To get SO
many important men together IN a con
ference III their lives Depended On II l
am confident the silver sy.1t,nent viii win
i'm Alabama next year. he continued by
thc bi.a-cs- sort az "a margin IL IS plain
to me and I believe it is plain TO ybody
Who has taken the trouble to look
about him that lie s-utiu cnt IN laVor
OF bimetallism is growing every day
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
HAS NOT CHANGED.
Senator Vest Says He Has Never
WaVered.

Kansas city, Mo, September Ex-senator
Vest of Missouri. gave out the foliownS
interview respecting his position on tae
silver question:
Il have net changed my opinion IN the
slierhfcst degree as 10 silver" he suid, land
protest against being called upon 70 explain
imaginary statements / never made. ]
de,nocrats made in August East, at Pertle
Strings. fully and unrescrvedly, and have
never waVered in my position. II called
unon To vote again upon the question. !
shall favor free coinage of silver as stand
ard REDEEM ption money az the ratio of ~
TO l. and If that could not he had. then
at se-1...o other ratio which would secure
'h', to haNt
" and the
'"'It's only
Uncle Rain.
'With that
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
Seven Were pecapitated.
Of Interest to Ladies.

Mrs SaIIie E. Mott, of SJ-dersviile.
Miss. Says she was terrible sufferer from
a severe womb disease. was disabled FOR
months. tried her home doctors with no
benefits. hut was at last Induced To Try
AIRS Dt. Grammar. and was cured lE her
i'm three. f1eathS time SH. writes II
thank you heartily and VIII gladly r"eom-
mend vcu ~ aiy one. and nope The pub
location OF this letter viii induce others
who are afflicted 20 Sive you d trial"
Mrs. Brennan treats all womb troubles
kidney and bladder diseases. liver ani
Medicine sent Terms low Address Mrs
Dr. Mary a BRENNAN, $ Pryor street.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
Wedding Bells.

Not long aGp There SHtIls ro have been a
wedding JOE luIlIum The j -. Aver CO.
Lowell. Mas. for Tile small sum OF D.
rrEts. Doe stamps. send "A beautiful doll
bride with a most complete ana fashionable
trnusseau. EVERY httl" girl wishes 30
know of this latest event iu doll society
and wants 10 add go hrr doll family this
latest ami prrtti-zt OF paper dolls
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
CHICAGo,s INVITATION
To Illinois Cities To Join on the Trip
South

Chicago. Septembe- 2e--At a meeting of
the Chicago and Southern States Assoc
ciation. held at the Union League Club.
chicago. September lsth, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
..ResoIvca. That a most cordial invitation
is hereby extended t. all northern and
horde state cities 10 cooperate with Chi
par, in the southern movement by Sen(irsr
renreseutatiVe delegations TO meet tI.ose
nom Chicago and southern cities at At
lauta November nth to 18th. or in such
other manner and at times that nay be
convenient to the separate municipalities.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23

L - fSg OF an extra session. III
ththe AWAY of the president getting
re@pdifit ssurance of action by the re-
pubLcatFc.ss would disregard the wishes of
the ma.Li,fv of the democrats and call
congress'f pgether at once, but there is the
rub
Looking at the situation from all sides
the new issue of bonds seems inevitable.
The Belmont gold syndicate wants bonds
and will get them.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23
Dealing with the Kickers.

The senator spoke at length OF the dis
satisfaction of certain democrats i'm the
state Everybody knew. he said. that they
pretend that il is necessary to defeat the
marty i'm order to defeat the influence
of two members of il. and continued that
eVeryDcuy knOws tnaI that is Lot tie red
son.
He declared that never I'm the history of
the marty was there more Independent
and fitting action OF party convention
than the one which nominated Mr.. Hurst
for governor. referring to the disposition
Of The Baltimore sun toward the ticket,
Mr. German said:
Il am for my party and with my party
and its nominees ON all occasions and ut
every election. because L believe my party
hest sulscrves the interests of the people.
Its success at this election cannot increase
the power or give me additional place and
honor any more than the election two
years ago. The good people of the state
Of Maryland have already given inc all
that / ever asked for; indeed. more than l
expected"
Hrs only concern was that his party
would be continued i'm supremacy i'm the
state AMI urion. Concluding. he said:
Fellow Democrats have now in
the rast a great duty to perform. Slander.
vstuPeration and misrepresentation cannot
and will not prevent YOU from doing that
duty. As much as the democratic party
has accomplished. its mission is not yet
performed. We must continue that party
in power not only to hold the vantage
which the people have gained from its two
wears OF power. hut To continue its re-
Germs. to cut down expenditures. 10 re-
duce extravaganza i'm every quarter and
to maintain tLc rights OF the American
people 10 solf-sovernment 50 that this
great structure may lc handed down To
our children unimpaircd."
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-23

re sure and use that old and wet-triei
-sr,edv Mrs Winslow's Soothing SyTlr for
children tcethins. II soorhes The child.
sortens the gums. allays a!l pai.. cures
Wind collie and IS the best --ef1cet Tor d!as-
m ca TvVegtv-five cents n bottle