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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27
The Overland Flyer.

The Chicago Union Pacific and
Northwestern Railways form the only
line running Pullman drawing-room
sleepers and dining ears daily from
San Francisco to Chicago without
change. Time to Chicago only three
and one-half days, and to New York
four and one-half days.
Select tourist excursions to Chicago
daily without change in Pullman up
holstered tourist cars.
For tickets and sleeping-car accom-
odations. call on or address c. E, Bray
2 New Montgomery st, under Palace
Hotel. San Francisco Il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27
ALL SORTS.

The black plague has broken out in
China.
A storm may be looked for now al
most any time.
Senator Maute is spending few
days in Carson.
A 80 stamp mill is to soon begin
operations in Candelaria.
E. V. Saunders, the Waterbury
watch agent. is again in town.
Beautiful Spring is here, SO are the
beautiful samples for Spring suits at
Will Days
Everybody now has the yard clean
ing fever and the air is full Of the
odor Of burning rubbish.
Up to date George l. Lammon has
furnished no eXplanatinn OF why he
placed Tony kramer's bill in the
wrong pigeon hole.
Mamie Tiller, colored woman Of
Chicago, has been sentenced to be
hanged This is the first woman to
be executed in Illinois.
Times are so hard in San Fran
cisco that the footpads have began to
rob newspaper men right under the
shadow of the Palace Hotel.
About 500 worth of quicksilver has
been stolen from the Reno Reduction
works. II. H. Beck has offered 500
reward for the capture CT the robbers.
A woman who attempted to ride a
bicycle in boomer costume in Vic.
toria was notified that a repetition of
the offense would result in her ar.
rest.
strengthening is in full blast in
Mason Valley About $1,000 head
have keen clipped at McLeod's place,
and about $1,000 more will be sheared
at the Lucas ranch,
A grand reunion of widows, lille
ultimate children and fiancees of the
late Senator Fair is to be held at the
Los Angeles Fiesta. Arrangements
are made to admit all hands at half
price
There is liable to be war in Kern
county between about thirty families
of swampers and some armed men
representing J. b. Haggin. Both
sides are armed for war and blood
shed is expected.
Ms. Lucy A. Batterman, widow of
the late General c. G. Battermon,
died in Oakland on Saturday, aged II
wears She was we'll known on the
Comstock General Batterman was
for four years Warden of The peniten-
tiary.
1t is said that, leaving out the
islands, the central point OF the North
American colTinent is in Longitude
116 degrees II minutes west, and lati-
tude 80 degrees, 30 minutes, or in the
neighborhool of E ko, Elko county,
Nevada.
IF The ball which China's Envoy
got III the face in Japan results in
more advantageous terms for China
in peace negotiations, it will make Il
very big man Of Ii Hung Chang. and |
he will regain his yellow jacket, lost
prestige and be the high muck of the
fowery kingdom.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27
BRAY WINS.
HE GAINS THREE ON THE RECOUNT

| ne LHiN0 FihEc YIN rs hGSOONf
Yesterday the case Of Schneider VS.
Bray came up before Judge Cheney.
The defense raised the objections that
the ballots had nol been in the hands
Of the proper authorities since the
election, holding that the County
Clerk was the proper person.
Mr.. Chartz, for plaintiff, showed that
Mr.. Anbe, the County Clerk, was de-
feated candidate, and that his office
might be effected by recount and
that County Commissioner Muller,
who was a holdover who would in no
way be affected by recount, was
therefore the proper Gu todian of the
| bailots.
| The Court overruled the objections
of the defense and Commissioner Null
| Ter Sheriff Kinney and Will Davis
| took the stand to prove that the ballots
had not been tampered with since the
election, having been locked in vault
in the Jail, and sealed. Mr. Aube also
testified. The Court ruled that the
evidence introduced was sufficient to
prove that the ballots were pure, and
the recount was ordered Judge
Cheney counted the ballots. the attor-
neys inspecting each one as it lay on
the original pile. Ed. Reynolds kept
tally for the Silver men and Charles
Calvin for the Republicans.
At the end Of the count the tally
stood:
Schneider NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15S
Objected ballots. 80
DlankS. ............... IL
Total 3S9
Bray's majority in the count was 81
and his minority in the other two pre-
cincts was 20. After the count dis
crepency was di covered Of three votes
between the count Of the tally clerks
and the count Of Judge Cheney, and
they were re-cOunted twice.
When the ballots on which both
sides had filed objections came to be
recounted, Judge Cheney threw out
- ballots upon which other marks
appeared other than specified by law
OF these ballots 9 were for BRAY and
for Schneider. This reduced Draws
figures from 203 as given him in the
first count to 1919, and it changed
Schneiders vote from III to 1854
Schneider had a majority of 20 in
the other two precincts, which gave
Bray a majority of 10 in the county,
being a gain of three votes over the
official count. Both sides accepted the
rulings of the court as fair, and in all
respects in accordance with the law.
and there will be no further contest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup, has
been used foc children teethtng, It
sooths the child. softens tie gums,
alays all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remedy sor Diarehia Twenty
five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27
Anti

a special dispatch from St Angus
tine. Florida, to the World says In
Townsville Saturday night Il letter
was received by Governor Mckinley
from a hundred or moe citizens Of
Georgia and Republicans
alike-pledging MIN the solid vote of
Georgia in the National Republican
Convention and assuring him of a
fighting chance to get the electoral
vote of that State, provided that he
will declare himself an advocate Of
free silver. The letter also intimated
that the Republican battle platform
of 1896 might contoin a silver plank.
"When this letter was read aloud to
him, Governor Mckinley was indig
nant He said: ''If the Republican
party should declare for free silver, l
would decline to be its candidate and
/ would quit the party forever
California robbers are now turning
their attention to the saloons, believ.
ing that next to banks they have the
most ready cash. Two of them en-
tered a saloon in the most central
part of Santa Rosa, Cal, ordered the
inmates to throw up their hands.
dumped the conten is Of the money
drawer into a sack and decamped.
Occidental stock has jumped in the
past week from cents to II and still
climbing. 1t is good development.
Nearly 600 per cent is quite slick
profit. The ore assays from $40 to
5000 per ton.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27

The black plague has broken out in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27
Lights and Shades.

Literary lights of all grades from
Rider Haggard up to Victor Hugo
in paper and cloth bindings at the
publishers prices. Shades for al
sizes of windows and of all colors
fringed and plain, from so cents up
ward. at Cagwin & Noteware's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27

An English paper says that on the
occasion of football match between
number of military officers and a
team of lawyers, the former had pre-
pared splendid lunch for the visi-
tors before the game. Both teams did
thorough justice to the lunch, and the
legal gentlemen going in strong for
champagne and cigars, the officers
anticipated an easy victory. On look
ing toward he foot ball ground, how
ever, after lunch, the officers espied Il
a remarkably fresh-looking lot OF
giants kicking the ball about, and in
amazement asked their guests who
the strangers were ooh" replied one
Of them, finishing his last glass of
champagne, those are our playing
team: we are only the lunching team
you know
The President thinks the law APP
pointing delegates to the International
Monetary Conference is invalid.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria-
<hen she was Child,
She cried for Castoria
Ehen she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-03-27
Nj. J. Hurley Convicte d.

San Francisco. March 2G.-The trial
of J NJ. Hurley, charged with attempt
ing to bride juror ia the Mcdonald
case. was concluded this morning.
After being out five minutes the jury
returned u verdict of guilty It's charged.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18
Dr.. priee's Cream Batting ponoer,
@eltsansRelluaas @ehaille nnn 9itlon..
Situate : Qegislatur.
0auS.
G1uS.
Nutin, Npril II. 1895.

" u II, Nprll II. 1880.
Die 8egner Der "Fee.BilI" perfu@s
ten i'm 6aule bic 8eratbung berlelben
bur6 auerlei ObliruttionS @unHhufs
den gu bintertreiben. sic erreihten
bamit, baB Der gauge 8ormittag smed.
los pertr6belt murbe. Sn Der Na9=
mittagsfBung beriu6te bic Oppofition
biefe praftif fortsufeben, inbem fe
fortmdbrenbe Namens Mbnimmuagen
itber nrlaubSseiu6e abmeienber Mits
9lieber beantragte. Sieiem lnfus
madte iebod bic Anuabme elmer &ss
folution elm gnbe, bur6 ipeI9e
ale 1rlanbsertbeiIunsen auradse3ogen
tperben unb Der @eseant- NrmS be-
auftragt mirS, ole unenti9ulbist abs
tDeienben Mitelieber bsrbei gu eiiiren.
SAlieBIi9, mad eublOlen Heben
tiber aaes grbeutlide selanste cine
&eiolutiun 3ur Nunabme, Deld)e be.
ftimnlt, baB ein 8onferen3 3omite aug
@egnern unb 8efirmortern ber Bill
eingeieBt tperben unb perfa1en iol,
eine ginigung 5u er3ielen. moruber es
bann bem Sauie Beri6t erfatten ion.
Guftin, II. Wpril 1895.
Geuat.
Die tis3rufs Sia gelauete aur
aweiten 2eiung. 2etpis beantra9te, bic
Mrbeiter. Organization bon Der Gel.
tung Der 8eftimmunsen biefer Bill
am83unebmen.
yad enbloien b,en @eiddftSorbs
nungsbebatten, ipdbrenb mel9er bic
@egner Der Bill ale nur erbenfli1en
8erfdleppuness unb ObfruftipnssMas
n6per in 4npeuSuug bradten, trat
Yertagung elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18
zWEIC CESCHEFT: Ecke Commerce. und East Strasse
ae lam dns NIB uaieus.
L. VOL FSON. MAIN PLAZA
George Nyaaabrp's
9ampf 9iife,ei in eeu glntonio.

Nlen iubuitriellen gtabliFements,
toelde groBe @efdEe n6ibig babem, 10,
mie 9iebsti6tern, Garmern unb aaen
Oenen, bic @iiternen gebrauden. 1T
@eorg Manbrp'S renommirte Dampfs
tiiferei-in Der 6anbelsmelt unter benz
gtamen "San Antonio Tank Factory
betannt, beitens 3u rmpfe5len. 6err
Manbrp, Elm Ga6mann in Der atifes
rel, Der aud mebrere fir bieielbe iebr
wi6tige @rfinbunseu in 8eans auf
Mlaidiren sema6t bot. !iefert cine 10
por3iislibe Nrbeit, baB MOO ME elm
8abel gegen bieieIbe laut semorben it,.
Sein &uf a.s Gabritant. Der eS nit
irgenb @inem in ben Ser. Gtaaten
aufnebmen tam, erfredt lih melt iiber
bic 8remBen bes Staatss biuaus unb
Nuftrdae fommtn linn ielbit aus ben
entlegeniten Sbeilen MeritoS au.
S1reibt I'M &ataIo9e unb preis.
llfieu, bic gratis perianbt merben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

0ollen laufeuoen geilel in bas anitos
benoe g1lafgemad bes aranfeu, mo
bereits 2tdt brannte unb alle Yorberetz
tunsen fir bic 9ia6t setroffen lparen.
Yin oas :3ia,lner ltieB bas G9laf,
9elna6 Der Marqutle, unb neben bie@
fem mieberum befanb lid baS @e1na9,
in benz @eneuiepe nit ben ainbern
f9lief.
@dbrenb Der getreue Sntenbant lei>
mem Serrn beim Meberlesen bebilflt9
mar, ldidte Die Marquile iid an, mad
ibren &inoern su leben. Gorber iebo6
perabidiebete iie it'd NIT einem banfs
barren Sdbeln BON bem glten.
glrnolb miinl9te ibr refpettpoll quite
gladt, iroem er bin;ufiiste: Die
Srau Morquiie f0nnen gang unbelorst
idlafen. Sd babe bic beiben Dossen
brauBen fdon losselallen unb mill nun
nit Hierre unb bem @drtner nod eine
Hunbe MAIDEN. glu9 babe i'd an ser
nad bem Garf fiibrenben 9biir jar Gor>
iidt nod einen itarfen Snnenriesel
anbringen lailen.
nN6, bas / It gut, slrnolo," perleste
oie innse Srau. Mlan lieft eesenmdrttg
in ben 3eitunsen 10 uiel gdredlt9es,
unb i'd mill often seiteben, oaB i'd mid
fiir9te, lpenn i'd Nadts aufiua6e. SD
claude, Id itiirbe Dor gdred, iuenn i'd
einen BON oieien ,@bauffeurs' MIR at
@eii9te bsfdn,e.
.aber Du tutrit bod ni9t Nlles slaus
ben, mas in BEN .3eitunsen itebt, lleta
ltebes 8inb?" iaste BET Marquis pers
d6tlid. Gas iino ia lauter uebertret>
bunsen, I'm arslole 0eier sruieln gu
MAIDEN. Sabe feine Sur9t 1ino i6lafe
rubis! Gu6 i'd boffe beute enblid
einmal ipieoer eine leiblide Madt ;lt
baben!"
(Hprtfebnns foIgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

nerb6l3ernenStinte
ueriette bieier Gage i'm Gountpgefduss
niB 3u Seattle, @aib., elm gum 9oSe
perurtbeilter Wi0rber BEN @efdnsniB<
idlieBer berart in S6reden, bab er In
oas Bureau oes 0eeteren einorinsen
unb lid @affen unb Wiunition pers
ldaffen fonrte. Oann befreite er alle
anberen Sc fansenen, BON benen meb.
rere tpesen WiorbeS gum Gobe per>
urtbeilt iinb ooer unter Sluflase lteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

- 9ie Snfiuea3a sraiiirt in Ssutf6.
lanb nod INNER in bebrobli6em ums
fange. Sa8 gegenmdrtig berrfhenbe
naBtalte Wetter III Der tiidiIden &ranf.
belt elm millfommener 8unbessenoRe.
Simmer nod III bic Sterblidfeits3iffer
aroB. Nud Der Ser3og Alfreb bon
Sa9ien. @oburg 1T uon Der 8rantbeit
gepadt tporbeu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18
Dr.. prices Cream Batting pomoer
9as hollfommeuae. bas seHa9t ipirA.

= aaiier Gran3 Soiepb bon Oeiters
reid uub Der prinaresent BON 8apern
baben am @riinbonnerstag bic iibli6e
GuBmaf9ung on 3w6If @reiien porge.
nommen. BON ben @reiIen, bic i'm
Miin@ener 86nissidlOB erf6ienen.
tpar teiner unter 80. Der dltefe IS
Sabre alt.
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bin. Sd babe ID, fss.
ten Sabre n,ebr i9mere
Grbelt berrtdtet, obne
bob fte mid ausefirenet
bate ais norber tn
jfp0lf Sabren.
Gbeid Sie foniulttrte,
mar ta bic eleuofte inter
ben Granert, anfdbtg ju
sehert ober aud MIR odi.
redt i'm Bett tu iisen.
gletn aanses ietiees
Woblbeftnben ner6anie
. . n -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18
aie serimsfte sOtmnus anf eree#

aui Grbuns BON tbren eetbeu haben bieenisen Geute
pel@e betanbis NIT GaIomel, Riaeu, RobepPpatr
anb ansersn braaif@eu eagirmttteln an fG .berun
suadiolbern. 9erffOpfuus tann auf bic Dsusr ni&
NIT serarttsen GewaItmttteIn furtrt merben. Dieit
taben faliebItG nur gtsrunsta ter eeber, bss Ma:
sens unb Der Gtnseweibe sur Gslse. se i&oben mebr
ais fie pOrabersebsnb nhsen. e0fetter's Maseubtt
terS ut etu ndslder unb wtrtiamsr Grias fur lem
f@delt&en DrSsusu. CT wirtt auf ansenebme uni
natarli6e wstie unb perarfa&t nt&t, uie iene, ab
rupten unh f&mersbaften StubIsans. Ralarta, 0ss
pepfe, giIioftdt, saFrif6es aOpiweb, GObbrenneu
@ierenleiben, R9eumattsmus unb Rerpoiitat perber
tur& bieies scn berpcrrasenben Gerten aueutbaIber
empfDbIene pprtrefne Mtttel i&neu unb iGer turtrt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

Gfeftrii6e & 1beeteiiel mer,
ben BON elmer Sirma Qonboner Silber.
i6mieoe berseltellt. Die &eIel lollen
in ben borti9en GeIelli6aftsrdumen
Siemli6 i'm Sdmanse lein.
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SAn1et @noo So. rbenan.

5000 @orbs bon trodenem pon.
ei6enbol3 in unieren 90fen. 8ier SUB
Sola mirb prompt abgeliefert. Sn 90
fer unb 4orn t6nnen mir unieren Sun.
ben @elb eriparen. Seu tpirS billiger
perfauft als NON es ielbit aieben tann.
unier enormer 0orratb Don Seu muB
Dor benz Jrabiabr ausoerfauft tperbsn.
Suniet Woob 60. SeIepbon 81 .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

- Sn 2eipais III elmer Der lebteu
nod lebenbem ftinf 8eteranen aus ben
BefreiungSs8 8riegen bon 1918 bis Is,
Der 9Sidbrise Sransctt Carl, eeforben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

Gon leiner Srau bDpnotis
itrt gepeien 3u iein, alS er bielelbe
beiratbete, bebauptet elm Wlann in
@rano Napios, Wiib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

Bierce'e 'Fayorite Prescription, benz "Gol.
den Medical Discovery" nnb ben "Pellsts."
Ddbrenb id bic erpe Slai9e Prescription"
uabnt, nabm id un1 5tp5if Pfunb 3ii.
Betliegenb idide fd Sbuen NIT uietnem
Dani meine Photographic. Sober Grau, Die
letoet mis t9 lit, unb bic @injelbei.en met
nsr neutrality-suspicious. ju erfa6ren iuiinidt,
nno eln tranitrtes Gnoelope nit ibrem Wa.
men Ino Morele at mid iAtdt, NTH tf germ
alles @eipiinfdte mittbeilen.a
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Muf bsm eaiesplake au apfeI

: Nuf Dem S1leBplaBe gu &Ofel in
Sdlefen bat f6 ein llnfal ereignet,
iuel6er bringenb Der 4uftldrung BE.
barf. 8ei Der Sdiebabung Der Mauns
f6aften bes 3. OberI6lefiden Sns
fanterieregiments 80. 81 fiiir3te Sselb.
tpebel 2angner, BON einem S6uB bur1
bic 8ruit setroffen, tobt su 8Oben.
Wuf big iebt unerfldrte Weiie mar unter
bic an bic Solbaten nertbei'ten plab.
patrouen cine i6arfe patrone gera.
then, unb Der Gelbwebel wurbe BON
biefer augel getrofen.
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Grau Rartba Sane grinsle BON
Gbaie, Sadion Co., 90. 3d., fdretbt: vWaf.
benz id biele Sabre lang an fait alien Rrani.
beiteu, tuel4e etn Glu9 neines @eidledts
finb, anenblib gelittet bate, tam Id test
fa0ert. haf tf @ottlob ti1unter unh aeiftnh
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@ute @ele8enbeit fir eimen bent.
Sd1eu 0rat.

Gin beutider Wrst in elmer fleinen
Stabt, praris in ungefdbr 180 6ami.
lien. febrt nod Oeutihlanb aurHf unb
bletet iein Dor bier Sabren eebautes
nit allen Bequemli6feiten perIebenes
Wobnbaus nebit Npotbete, @agen.
pferben &C. gum gertauf on. Weaen
@tn5elbeitpn uenbe man li6 on
81. Bauer.
5eguin, SeraS.
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Waild,asiAaft AZ perfaufeu.

0sit einem 9oliteinsS sSdbrIing.8ullen
unb 9uteu Mildfilben, uebh alien 3ube.
bor. 9ta63ufragsn bel
S. Semlinser.
South 9eigbtS, san 9lntonio.
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sln3tige mad Wab sema1t.
8einfleiber $3.50 unb aufmdrts.
Mn3age $500 unb aufmdrts.
s.. 3. Senier,
SIT OfsSoufton. StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-04-18

Dts
WD9entliae Treie grefe far gua
eri9etnt
jeSeu Doaueraas
unb foftet
$3.50 far bGS Sabr Ooer @1.2B
q 1spnate In 8prauebesah!uua.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05
rlTroyi1l HouE NERcHlyrs.

nsubile-- large number Of people
from Chi. county will attend the annual
conference lu Salt Lake this week, and
many are probably figuring on laying in
quantity u supplies " hen they reach
that city. thinking the prices will BE
much cheaper. Tosuch vswould sound
warning. No doubt many things may
b. purchased iriae cheaper In Salt
Lake than they can nj home, hut the
hlee that /, IL cheaper Ia the long run to
deal there than To patronlze the mer.
chants a. home iscrroneous. The home
merchant h. one Of sou he helps absorb
the products u your toll be helps n
tho iurnishingoi employment NJ home.
snd in all probability be hascarfied ION
over many hard pinchos. when your sup.
pl, Of ready money was scani. lie helps
10 tighten your taxes lends 10 the pro.
perity Of the community. and Is always
the parry 10 whom you look In times Of
sdyersiy aud when iayors ure needed.
Stop aud reflect DO salt Lake mer.
chants carry YOU from spring 10 TALL
VIII ihcy honor request from YOU 10
supply YOU goods without cash? DO
they diEve,ly furnish market Tor your
eggs aud buttcrg And. roiu, more to
he considered than all--,loea the money
you leave with them ever 6nd It's way
back into the pockets Of the people here?
Will 1, 6nd circulation among the peo-
ple with whom you mus, live aud do
buriness iof tho balance Of the year
The loss OF dollar taken ont Of conn
muniiy !. felt twenty times over ~
such ~ dollar spent at home, where
Il has chance to circulate among your
neighbors. Think IL over. and You musi
come the conclusion that, after all,
though tho prices charged are little
higher. In ihs end you will save money
BY buylng at home and keeping the
money la circulation among yourselves.
OF course it's much better that YOU
should spend YOUR means at Salt Lake
than 10 send east ior needed articles, for
The same reasons above mentioned. A
little Of II may find its way back, II spent
IN salt Lake, but lot Il get beyond tue
Missouri river, aud It il forever gone
from circulation In the west. They have
fashion Of hanging on to 1t back east,
a. much a. they dislike silver.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-04-05
WASHINGTON LETTER.
lFsoS ouR RrsvLAH CoHnE'rosbrSt !
WAsmiNoroS. April /, 1875

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wAsmlNoroS. April /, 1876.
There may be absolutely nothing In
the stories Of President Cleyeland's In.
tcntion to run for the presidency again
on free trade, gold standard platform;
but the semi.oilicial announcement that
he would not appoint the three presi-
Dental commissioners nor commission
the six congressional commissioners to
the proposed international monetary
conference has given those stories a
fresh start and Get a lot Of people to
thinking. The ostensible reason Tor this
nonaclion ON the part Of President
Cleveland IL that the conference which
will he held, II any H. will not he OF the
sort which congress authorized the
United States commissioners TO take
part In, butthe opinion Is openly ex-
pressed that his real reason h his OPP
position 10 silver. lie knows that should
lac complete the commission, as con-
templatod by congress, 10 would neces-
sarily he controlled by silver men, even
should he select three gold men to rep
resent him and he does not desire that
the United states should appear at any
international conference a. the cham
pion Of silver, There are good reasons
Tor the belief that had the appointment
Of the commissioners been lcit with the
president the oblectionnoW raised would
never have been heard, But tbs COM
mission would have been controlled by
the gold men bad Mr. Cleveland named
the commissioners. There is some talh
about the three senutors and three rep
resentatiyes named by congress US com
missloners goIns to theconierenee, II one
IL held, in spite OF President Cleveland
Congress appropriated 100000 to pa,
their expenses and they could, OF course
20 Il they desired, bu. there Is no prob
ability that they would be recognized al
delegates TO the conference, unless thel