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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-19
THE CIVIL SERVICE.

IntornstinE Excerpts from tho Forth.
coming Report OF tn. Commits sion.
WASHINGTON, D. C., June lS.--The
forthcoming annual report OF tho United
States civil service commission will
show thns the whole numEor.et persons
regularly EN- ployca in the civil servics
OF this country is about 100000. OF
these approximately one fourth arc in
the classified service subject to competi-
tive examinations under tho civil SER
vice rules. OF those in the unclassGed
service y, 900 are laborers, 5000 arc ap.
pointed by the President, subject 10
confirmation by the senate, 1900 are in
the legislative branch OF the govern.
ment and 1855 arc in tho judicial
branch. Tho civil service act excludes
these classes from classification.
Tho total number OF positions affected
by tho extension OF civil service rules
from March !. 1893, 10 January 3, 1895,
was S,lS4. OF these. 1851 were added
to tho classified service by original
classification aud 2,64T by transfer OF
places classified but xcApted from OK.
animation to list Of places subjec, to
competitive examination. Since jana.
AIRY 3 all employees OF tho agricultural
department have been brought into tho
classified service, except the secretary
and assistant secretary OF agriculture, a
private secretary to each, the chief OF
tho weather bureau and his private Sec
rotary, tho Chief clerk OF tho depart
ment and his private secretary, and
!aborers nnd chnr.women.
\ comparative statement shows that
at thoe end OF President Arthur's admin
istration, tho approximate number OF
positions classified was 1858; at the
ond OF Sresident ClcveIaud's frat term
thoro were 1880, and ut the end OF
President llurrison's administration
there wero 42.o2S places classified. En-
ecutive acts brought 2D.S7S Of the latter
number into tho service, while the 49,.
0j5 others, principally in pos,oI,cus.
became classified by reason OF growth
from small offices.
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CUBAN INSUI.I.ECTION.
Tho Usunl Number OF SSlrmishss Occu,
Without Any Tangible Results.

The Usual Number OF Sklrmishes Occur
Without Amy Tangible Results.
HAVANA, June lS.-A lieutenant OF
the volunteer force of AIatauzas has
captured two boats containing ten men
from Havana who are su pposed to have
been on their waytojoin the insurgents. I.
Tho prisoners have been placed at the
disposal OF the military governor.
The insurgents hnvc attacked Cristo
not far from Santiago dc Cuba and tho
more important town OF Dos Caminos,
only a little further away from Santiago
dc Cuba. No details Of the fighting
have been received.
In tho districts OF Vega, Alta and
Vueltas. province OF Santa Clara, sew.
eral bands ofin.urgents have appeared.
A detachment OF three hundred troops.
under General Luquc started in pursuit
OF tie insurgents. The latter attacked
Vega Alta, but, upon the arrival OF the
troops the insurgents left in tho direc-
ton OF the Navon coast. 1t is rumorel
that they have gone TO protect the land
ing OF an expedition which is awaited
there.
The widow OF Jo,e Marti and her son
have made n request for passport in
order to enable them to leave Cuba for
New York.
Lieutenant Colonel Vctarde has
routed body OF insurgents in Vega
Alta. province Of Santa Clara. Two OF
the insurgents were killed, three were
wounded and niue made prisoners.
Their force was scattered and they were
pursued by the Spaniards towards FL
Santo.
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A REAL BATTLE.
Spanish Loss Over 40O-iroups Completely
llnuInl hX IusurI.nuIa

Spanish Loss Over 40O-rroups Com stely
lsouiud by Insurgents.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Juno elS--A special
TO tho Florida Citizen from Gainesville
tonight says: +. Il. Anderlor, Of this
city. an old friend Of Major Wann. Of
the Sixth Cuban volunteers. has received
another letter direct from tho seat OF
tho Cuban rebellion. The letter Is as
follows:
"AnEQvIrA, PRovIscB or CAMAGuEY. l
"CunA. VIA TAMrA, juno IA, 1895. I
"Onr troops to-day surprised bat.
TALON OF Spanish soldiers and almost
completely annihilated them. ltsoems
that THAR major. hearing that n wound.
cd Cuban o!licGr was being nursed at
this place, decided TO capture him. The
Spanish major taking his command
reached tho village this morning before
daybroak. After searching all tho
houses and not finding the wounded
Cuban ohicor. called some citizens be.
fore him and demanded on pain OF tor
turo to know his hiding place. All de.
MED any knowledge OF the Cuban. The
Spanish officer thoreupon put all the
citizens to torture.
Meanwhile, Cuban had escaped and
made Rll possible speed to US, reporting
to Colonel Roderiguez, who Is in COM
mand. We were Immediately ordered
forward on double time. When we
reached tho village tho sceno begrared
description. The Spauiards had fired
the houses and were torturing and kill
ing on every side. Women did not
escape. Our men wero wild with rage.
After firing ono vollcy. they became so
ferocious that they charged and were
soon engaged in a iland.to.hand on.
counter. No quarter was given aud
those OF the Spaniards who were un.
hurt and had the strength, fled in utter
dismaY. Dead and dying were lying in
heaps about the place. This was the
most desperate battle l have ever been
engaged in. Our loss is 1853 out OF force
OF 500. while the Spanish loss is four nun
dred aud seventy.two by actual count,
including officers. Wo captured their
complete euttit and arms. This battle
will delay US in reaching Gomez, but
We hope to join him tomorrow"
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SUGAR ISOUSTIES
Regulations Which mr.. to Govern Their
Paymru: By the Trensury

Regulations Which nrs to Govcrn Their
Paymrn: By the TREASURY.
WASHINGTON. D. G., June lS.-Secre
tary Carlisle to-day signed regulations
which arc 10 govern in the payment Of
the bounty on sugar under the proyi..
ions OF tho act OF approved March Q,
1895. This act appropria.es S233. 2Sy as
bounty 10 be paid to licensed produc.
ors oil sugar in the United States from
maple sap, beets. sorghum or sugar cane
grown or produced in the United
Statos psior to August ., 1891. who COM
piled with the provisions OF the bounty
law contained in schedule L. OF the
taria act ol October !, 1890. The bounty
is TO bo paid a. the rate OF > cents per
pound on all sugars tcs.iny not loss
Khan 80 degrees by the polariscope, and
II per pound on sugars testing between
50 and 80 degrees,
Tho act also approp rates 5000, 900
to be paid under ike conditions. ai q
bounty on all sugar, except maple,
produced between Auguat IS, 1891, and
Juno 80, 1895. Tho rate IS oight-tenths
OF cent per pound on sugars testing
not less than eighty degrees. Each in.
diyiduaI who claims tho bounty under
this act il required, under the regua.
tions. to make his application therefor
in duplicate to the commissioner oi in.
tcrnal revenue on prescribed form
through tho collector OF the district in
which the sugar was produced. The
calm must be accompanied by Il sworn
statement OF the Weights. classifcatious.
etc. Collectors are required. in case Of
doubt. to mnsn investigation, aud if
claims arc found correct, to certify
thereto. Applications for the pay
ment OF tho bounty must he
mado in one cuim for each
factory. and filed on or bsiorc Scptcm.
bcr |. 1885. Claims ior bounty cannot
bc transferred or assigned. No bounty
will bo paid on sugar produced in the
periou between Auguat %, 1894. and
June 80, 1895, unit! all claims for bounty
have been received aEd adjusted in tho
office OF the commissioner. They will
thon be paid out OF tho appropriations
prU.rata. The regulations aud all
forms for claims, ailidavits. o,c.. ara now
being printed. and will DO ready about
July |, 1895, for distribution through
the local collectors. Tho bcst judgment
ob:aiuable is thn. tho appropriations
made will cover si1-tenths to seven
tenths Of tho whole amount OF just
claims which will be madc for tho
sUsari produced between August 2S.
1891, and June 80. 1895. Tho nppropri
alton for bounty on sugars produced
prior 10 August % will DO ample to
meet all Just demands.
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MANY DELEG aTss ARRIVE.
sllvss Enthusiasts Disappointed Over thu
tttltCtr - ,,f The Snnt hrrn D,lsrutps

Silver En,lIasit,,,s Disappointed Over thu
AtutCdr of til, Southern Delegates.
CLEyE.typ. O., June lS.-Eyerv in
coming train to-day brought scoros OF
delegates and visitors to attend tho Ma.
SOMA! Republican League convention,
which beSins tomorrow morning. Tho
business portion OF the city is proiusely
decorated with flags and bunting. Music
hall, where tho convention will be held,
las been art!s.ically decorated. Tho
.Gin"nsc Arcade building. in which the
Banquet will take place on Thursday
eTsu!ng. has been transformed into
yertabIe bower of beauty. The dccora-
uons in this building have cost mnny
thousands OF dollars, and it Ia stated aro
the iineitever produced at any previous
league convention.
Ihesilyer enthusiasts are greatly dis-
appointed tonight over tho attitude OF
!ne inoun.aineers and the colorGd
brethren from the south. Tho southern
Delegates say tho Democrats OF tho
southern .tate, arc dividing on tho sill
Zone a; this convention on that Gues-
Ton, and that il tho i..uu IS forced thoy
vii Voto with the eastern and other
G''ccl,GI against free silver, so NJ to
nave AL i.Rue agains. tho aOnthern
democrats that will break tho old limos
Of race prejudice. Tho southern dele.
al'e' aro for n policy OF oSpcdIcncy
aIi say tho old Whig clcmcut Of tho
t0aih Il for "sound money" GI vol IA
Tor protection, and that the solid south
can bO brokon BY tho Republicans de.
caring plainly in favor OF both those
Principles.
lie american protective tariff league
"ai caborat, headquarters hero thi1
W"cs 'cs IN charge oil Gonoml Secretary
Wilbur +. Wakcmnn, Of Now York, and
'"Te'd ratc ,eCrctarin'. This organiza.
n'n hn' over 1000 auxiliary leagues.
5pll Official corrospOndentg AMI over
n'Dp rowipapers using it1 bUTohu mat
.'f. itts evidently iornint an all lance
mere with tho an,i-aiIvnrItos OF tho
Tlth. whatever may bn its policy Oh q
'",lh"r combine for 1896.
H." lGnnaylyania dclega.es arc CO.
ob%'allng closely with the tariff league
dHI "urking with tho southern dcln.
E'A' Tor protection and "aouad moley"
"''hput regard to tho contest fo' presi-
H"Hl II tho National Tongue. Tho
pl'h"fn S!atcs ars moro largely repre-
rented Ihnn in former years.
hers is a movement 10 avoid any dc.
.''lS" action whNtover now on tho
M,". silver or o,ller disputed questions.
'ni 10 hold the animal ineeiing next
gear a!:cr tho Republican national con.
''a'ion no M to avoid tho cmbarras1.
mnat of Anticipated action on Issues
nat nrn contested. 1t Is roalixnd that
'l' proaidential boomlols will bo mo,o
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humorous and moro lnSurlunt than
oYcr ncxt yCar, and for that reason nlso
no meeting OF 1890 should be hold
tlon.
D. D. Wooiman'ro, prosidcn. Of tho
oh'o League, Withdrew ava candidate
i9r national president, bocat,ss OF Nc.
hinloy's candidacy for President, and
now tho Ohto delegation docs not
know what to do. The eastern mon
insist on them supporting Gancral
McAlpin and tho wes,orn delegates
threaten TO remember suci action
against Mckinley.
Chaunccy NJ Depow Is expected
Wednesday night, and will bo forced to
sponk, although hn will remain hcre hut
q short time on hia return from Vnn.
de.bilt University.
Miss liclcn DoswCll. OF Now York, was
tho first lady delegate to arrive, aud tho
ohly one from tho cast. In thu we,torn
siatos. ladies az delegates aro not 80 rare.
Miss Boswell has been n great worker
IN Now York, aud was enthusiastically
working all day for General McAlpjn
Tor president Of the National League,
There aro quito number OF ladies'
present.
President Tracy arrived Ia his pri-
vate car from Chicago tonight, aud has
beon with Secretary Humphrey and tho
executive committee. Members OF tho
committee concedo that tho fight now
is the field against General McAlpin,
With tho chances in favor Of McAlpin.
IL. Clay Evans IL telling his friends to.
night that he cannot allow the use OF
his namn and got tho Tennessee dele.
CATION to promise not to volO for him.
Tho FREQ silver men held u conference
tonight and dccdad to mako an a-sres.
sivo fight notwithstanding the disalIoc.
tion OF tho southern delegates on whom
they had dop0nded. The silver men saw
they will run Colonel Isaac Trnmbo, OF
Salt Lake City, ior prc.dcn. OF the
league, and show their strength on a
ballot. Senators Carter aud Dubois
aro working hard for Tsumbo.
Tho latter will precipi.aso tho silver
fight by Offering 10 to resolution to.
morrow and scOk its consideration be.
fore tho committee on resolutions is
appointed. The lily white Republicans
OF Texas arc hero stronger than ever for
separate white and colorsd representa-.
tlon for their state. aud will press n
resolution on their old issue OF separate
primaries.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Tho annual reunion of tho Army OF
tho Potomac took place ut New London,
Conn, yesterday. Con. John Gibson
made the principal address.
Tho Ohio Republican state central
committee has elected m executive
committee to manage, the coming cam.
paign. with Charles l., Kur,z cnairman,
". ). Matthews secretary and George
". Sinks treasurer.
In the court Of general scssions Mt
Charleston, 5. O.. tho grNnd jury re.
fused TO find true bills in any Of six in.
dictments handed out for violations Of
tho dispcnsary law. About 100 casos
rcmain for consideration, all of which
tho grand Jury will treat in like manner.
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sptfls D9plIsl ~ Ule IAE'4tJtl1cff,
CONVENTION HALL, CLEVELAND, ONO,
June lS.-Clevcland shows all tho pro.
nonitory symptoms Of grea. national
Convention. Every train brings dole.
gates aud rootors from evcry direction,
and the welcoming commit,co OF tho
TippecAnoe club meet, every train with
abrais band TO escor. arriving delcga.
tons. West VirSiuia's main body.
which lett Wheeling a. II o'clock.
reached hero as 1 o'clock, and wa' 70.
esiysd cordially As the braves marched
up TO the Stillaan Hotel thcy aroused
enthusiasm all along the line. 1t was
recognition Of West Virginia'u stand in
las. November. More wost Niralnians,
particularly those from the kanawha
valley. are expected in tonight.
Senator Elsins and Congressman Day.
ION have telegraphed that business has
detained them. One OF the first things
that tho West Virginia delegation did
on arrival was to jump all over tho silly
story that Senator Elkins Is a candidate
Tor the league presidency. How the
,uaSe story started nobody knows, but
!. is supposed TO have been bo,n Of tho
fears OF the New York people, who have
their hearts set on the election OF their
aal. and are nervous abou. it. Their
candidate by tho way is good man,
aud would make good president OF the
league.
Evans, OF Tennessee. who was counted
ont Tor governor, ia spoken OF, and ii he
wants it there will be a strong disposi.
ton to give it to him.
There is evidence OF more general
agreemen: than | expected on the
proposition that it ia not the business OF
the league 10 make new Republican
platform. Some OF tho strongest free
silver mon agree to this. Senator Car.
ter. Of Montana, among them. 1t looks
now as though there will be no fight
over silver, but il it comes il will be
bot one, and free silver vii! be run
over.
4 pretty play in important politics
develops here tonight among tho Penn
syIvania contingents. Senator Quay, 40
the story goes. is setting tho Plus to
make hinself chairman OF the Pennsyl.
vania state committee. lie has been
thought to be for Andrews, bu: this is
said to be blind. His candidacy has in
view OF getting absolute control OF tho
sia:s machinery to enable him TO
strengthen his own weakened fences
and to have better show to have tho
delegation in hand for Camerou's presi.
dentia! boom on free silver basis.
Tnen il Cameron can't make i, the
delegation vii! be in fine shape to throw
rwEere Quay ami Cameron want 1t to
60. The few Pennsylvanians who hayn
struck this scheme are good coal
stirred up over it, for they know it
beans b:s Gsh:. Z Z. II.
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DENVER, CoLo.. juno lS.-IIenry J.
Aldrich, president aud general mana-
ecr OF the Colorado securities company,
has disappeared, and the creditors Of
tho concern arc making strenuous ei.
forts 10 ascertain his whereabouts. In
qulrics for the missing nan have
brought to light one OF tho greatest sem
sa.ions known in Colorado. Five weeks
ago Mr.. Aldrich left Denver without Civ
ing notice OF his proposed departure,
and it is now thought ho has gone to
Australia or the Sandwich Islands.
Tho haa,y exit OF Aldrich 10 duo to
tho fact that warrant for his arrest,
based on tho indictment Of the grand
jury, was about to be served. The
charge is Misrepresentation OF funds in
trusted to his care. Mr.. Aldrich also
acted rs treasurer OF St. Johns Cathe.
dral for ten years, and was recognized
in Denver as man OF most sterling
worth and deep religious character.
From 800 to 400 ranch titles are clouded
by the acts OF Aldrich. who diverted
funds remittod by eastern investors to
mako good tho shortage in maturing
obligations occasioned by the deprecia-
ton in real estate. He guaranteed
principal and interest on loan. and
then began the downward course which
eliminated in the appointment OF q
receiver three months ago.
Even then there was no in.imatiou of
anything wrong. and the disclosures
only came to tho surface with the work
OF the receiver in scanning the books.
The heavics. loss falls upon widows
aud orphans in the east, whose earnings
and savings were in,fusted to the COM
pany for investment at high ra.e OF
Interest. One OF the most distressing
cases is that OF a widow at Bloomington,
Ills. She gave her whole fortune TO the
security company and is now supported
by the county authorities.
The debts will aggregate from $780,
900 to S50o,00O. and every title issued
by the company has to be examined
before its validity can be established.
1t is said that the failure OF the Cham
berlin Investment Company, which
occurred hero three years ago, aud pre-
sented liabilities OF s.. 800, 900 and assets
that afterwards realized $3.50. will not
be as bad as the final showing OF the
Colorado Securities Company.
w. Z. Hinnan. OF Boston, is here rep.
rcscnting eastern creditors. He says
Equitable Loan Company. OF New York,
IS one OF the heaviest creditors.
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THE HOUR HAD COME.
Omahn's Trcasurer oIissinG and suppos cd
to HAVE Com mitted Suicide.

Omaha. Trcasurer oIi,siuc and suppose cd
to HAVE Com mitted Suicide.
OMAHA, NEn, June lS.-City Treas.
uror Henry Bolln, whose accounts are
under Investigation by his bondsmen,
has suddenly and mysteriously disap.
pcared. Until the investigation is COM
plcted nothing can be stated positively
as to the condition OF his office. He was
under bond OF million dollars.
Since Treasurer Bolln disappeared
notes addressed to his family have been
found among his papers. One dated
May states that ho prefers death to
dishonor. and asks that his life insur.
ance amounting to $4,000. be paid
over to his family.
The second noie says: "The day aud
hour has come'
1tis not believed that BoIn will be
found alive. as his notes to his family
indicate suicide
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TIE TUKk'S ANSWEH.


Bat Ltd. Assurance Given of reforms In
Armcuin.
CoSsrASTISoPLE, June lS.-The Turk.
ish government has made n fresh
reply to tho noto OF the powers outlinin.
the reforms insisted upon for Armenia.
The porto accepts tho principle OF tho
proposed reforms, but requests that sew.
eral OF the points be discussed before
any action is taken. Tho Turkish gov
crnment also denies that tho ,erma OF
the treaty Of Berlin confer tho right OF
demanding the guarantees formulated
by tho powers, and expresses the hope
that the sultan's sovereign rights will
not be prejudiced.
The impression which prevails here
is that this rOply is tautamount to are.
fusal, and 1t is feared that tho powers
will adopt more urgent measures to en-.
force their demands. Tho British Med
i,errancan squadron, which arrived at
Beyrouth on June 8, has sailed from that
port for Tripoli.
Reinforcemonts OF Russian troops, it
has now been definitely ascerta!ned,
have been sont to tho Turkish frontier
IN tho vicinity OF Armenia to prevent
the passage OF marauders and supplies
OF arms aud ammunition.
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KEvrGCllY PRIMARIES
Dnciurp Agninnt Fron SIIvcr-Tho 6ubcr.
nntoTinl SOmlnntiun.

Duciurp Agniunt Fron Slvcr-rhu Cub or.
nntorInl No N nation.
LoUlsylLLE Ky, juno lS-It is still
m Opcn question who will win the
Democratic nomination for governor,
but 1t ID not Rn open question
40 to what tho Democratic state
convsntion will do about fron silver.
Tho voice of tho kontucSy Democracy
I'm, osnphaticaIly rcUuiut tho frcn silver
rrazO. Eoarly hall tho delegates sciected
nra other instructed to vote against FREQ
silver, or arc known TO be opposed to it,
Many others. friendly To silver, nro In.
diyid ually and a. representatives re oi tho
con yentiona which chose thoin opposed
to tho policy OF making any declaration
for irce silver in tho state platform.
Neither General p. W. Hardin nor
Casqius NJ. Clay Inns nnythin. like
enough instructed yotOs to win on the
frat ballot. Tnero orc $40 votos. anil
40 Eocrs1ary to n choice. Ono hundred
mud Iourtosn out of onr hundred and
ninotoon counties give Hardin for gov.
ornor. $50; Clay, col; Afford, .; Buck
nor, ..
Tho uninstructod vote Is 35l. Coun-
tics not hoard from huve only thirteen
votes.
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Dcfnulter raylor's yaudorinSs.

Sioux Cry, Iowa, juno lS.-The
Journals Pierre special says: Defaul.
ter W. W. Taylor reached hore to-day.
Taylor makes statement in regard to
his flight in which he says: "a did
not zee detective during the en-
tiro timc: and mono saw mo. They
claim they did not prosecute a
worry vigorous search, and while tray.
eled slowly, they were still more dila.
tory. They did not trace me at
Nll beyond Jamaica, but l under.
stand arc still in the Barba.
does following a false clue which l laid
for them. | did not go to South Amer.
ica ut all, and the reports OF detectives
about my wandorings after leaving
Jamaica are pure moonshine. as well
as much OF what they told earlier.
/ finally decided to como in aud giyo
myself up. Al! reports aboutthe plead
inss OF my family and my friends arc
untruc"
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IN THD SHAMELESS.
Tho Shocking Atrocitlos apd Mon.
strous Cruoltlos o. tho Kurds
IN HELPLESS, BLEEDING ARMENIA.
Tho Unspeakable Indignitics aud
Tortures In Qlctod on Womon,
WHO ARE BUTCHERED BY FIENDS.

Compared to Whom tho Hood
thirsty Indian OF tho Most Bnrbur.
GUS Ages was u Mcrciful E1ucu-
tioncr-rho Country Crimgon With
tho Flood OF tho Innocent aud tho
Air Heavy with tho M0ans of tho
Dylng-Thn Most AsonizIng Picture
Of Dcmonlacni AInsSacrcs Ever
Drawn In tho Worlds History of
Blond nnd OutrnGc-rhc Lengths
To Which Frerzled Fana,iolsm
Can 20.
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PHILADELPHIA. June lS.-The Phila.
delphia delegates to the annual conyen.
tion OF tho Republican National League,
which opens tomorrow at Cleveland,
left tho Broad street station of the
Pennsylyunia railroad this afternoon for
the Forest City. Cleveland will be
reached errly tomorrow morning. Soon
alter arrival n caucus will be held BY the
entire Pennsylvania delegation in the
Hollenden hotel TO discuss methods for
defeating unlimitod coinage ideas, or
any movement having for i.s object the
passage OF resolutions committing the
National League in favor OF free silver.