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New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
Kansas Pacific COnsOls.
To the Holders of Our Receipts

New York. october 10Th. 1895.
Since last notice issued the great majority OF
united under the auspices OF another
Committee Committee. therefore, has. in the inter
of determined TO dissolve its organ
zation.
The holder. OF receipts notified that this Com
mtee has effected arrangement with the Tappen Com
mttee. whereby such holders without expense or
payment Committee exchange receipts for the
transferable certificates Of the Tsppen Committee. on
presenting receipts the Mercantile Trust Company
The holders Of said receipts and the bondhoiders who
signed agreement without having deposited their
bonds should avail OF this before
November lst. 1895. In order avoid expense
by order Of the Committee.
JOHN ROONEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
LARGE MAJORITY
Kansas Pacific Consolidated


have been deposted with the undersigned Committee
Notice is hereby given the holders Of the bonds not yet
deposited tha, they be placed with the Mercantile
Trust Co. subject 10 order OF the Committee. on or
before November LIST, 1893. After TINT date
bonds will only be received mt the Will of
the Committee and with n penalty of twenty
dollars n bond. Holders Of receipts OF the CON-
TINENTAL TRUST co. who desire to deposit their
bonds with thl Committee may do so WITHOUT
EXPENSE before NOVEMBER 1sT on presenting
their receipts at the MERCANTILE TRUST co.
FREDERICK ID. TAPPEN. Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
THOMAS DENNY,
OLIVER AMEs. I'd, Boston, Mass,
GEORGE r.. LEIGHTON. ST. Louis. Mo-.
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT.
Committee
W. EMLEH ROOSEVELT, Secretary. 33 Wall ST.
STRONG 4 CADWALADER. Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leay West i2d st. Station. n. Y. as folIoys
ana Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
33O A. VI. Daily Local to Buffalo. .. j.
53O 4. NJ Daily local to Albany for catskl MounsS''
9i5 A. NJ DAILY Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches:ef
Bufrslo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and Chlesso,
Ink A. NJ Daily except Sunday. Catski Moun-
talns New Paoz Lakes M9honk and MINI. MInnewaskA vas
400 Il. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany.
600 j. " Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. syraeus.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and st Louis. A..
Saratoga and Montreal Parior car TO Kingston
7.4S p H. Daily. except Sunday, Tor Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
Si5 p. N. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roche.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and 81. Louis
For tickets time table, psrior and seeping-car
nodatous apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
at stations Time tables at PRINCIPAL hotels For other
Information address G. r. LAMBERT.
" Gen Passenge. Agent. Vanderbilt ave. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. u,
Christopher Streets.
vEsTIDULEp TRM1NSs fULLGMaATS fUGaT BUFFET


Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. NONTCi.AiR.
THE ORANGES, Summit. Bernardsville. Baskns
Ridge. Madison, Nors,own pa,,aic ra,sTson Bspv'
LAKE HopATcoNG Hacks;'s,1,wn Hs scHooLEYs
wATEh GAP sTKoIDsnuRG @ I rosGHS sSS Mosnsln; ,sn
COKE DAYyJIIE N2RTunpNITnEpRIIiSSnP Jn InpI ySn Scn,.
vine Utica TIcnF;ELp I spgMGs6 pu,26 s2,;lsss sSW,rs
COMMA BATH nANSy1LE S En- BoEEAin and AL
,.26 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
900 a. M.-BuErALo, SCRANTON. sINGM.AMToN,
UTICA RICHrIrLD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west
100 p; M,mscRANToN. WII.KEsBARhE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parior .
200 r. NJ M--SCRkNTON >vIIKFsHARRF. and PLf-
MOUTH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parior Cars.
s:3o p. NJ Dallyl-Bunaio Nestioaled IAm,~i Espre.s
for SCRANTON BINGHANTON. FLMiRA, BCF.
rALo Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connects at
$50 NJ DAILY. .-BcrFAio. SCRANTON BINGHAM- s
TON. UTICA, SYRACUSE and oSwEGo EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Slsepefs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Al -
hsrk Place t2o Broadway Tickets at ssr,y s;acn, o's
Broadway III shave. ?th-st. ~ west l2ot-st.
2ss Colunhusnve NewYork: a3s and 72s ruiionst .nd
100 Broadwsy brootiyn Time tables giving fu'' l'''r'
wTsr~oT.r vvpprss COMPANY Win cali 70, and
check bsEsags from hotel residence 20 dssnat'oa.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

French rentes were quoted at 100 francs 81
centimes: Paris exchange on London 20 francs
q centimes: Berlin exchange London, p
marks Az pfennings.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

The price Of domestic exchange was as 1ohows
at the places named: Charleston buying "a dis
count selling par: New-Orleans. commercial 10
i2oO discount bank par; Savannah. buying par,
selling y premium up 10 $4,000 lilo premium ior
5000 and over; San Francisco. sight par, tele-
graph &c. per 800 premium: chicago, oOc dis-
count: Boston, 5G10c discount
The price OF commercial bar silver IN TINS mar
k4t was 67ssc per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted at 53s&. In London the price OF bar silver
declined lie to SOs4.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.
The receipts from customs reported from Wash
,ngton to-day were S4S 936, from internal revenue
tSs 66s and from miscellaneous sources $lOS,I34
The Treasury received $2665S1 National bank
notes for redemption. and the receipts on TINS ac-
count for the week ended to-day amounted 10 Sl,-
-77S42 To secure National bank note circulation
II holds S2lO91 $50 IN bonds, as follows
per 1895 iS ~ 20 20
Currency SKIES al 25o
Two cents 1S,a go
United States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week Sl76.500 United states Donds
withdrawn. $4,000. National bank Eote circua-
ton outstanding-Currency notes, SZds'oZo.soO,
gold notes $S9697 against which the Treasury
holds s2S6i1, ,Oc} legal-tender money for redemp-
ton Of surrendered circulation
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the
Clearing House to-day Of $l,lS2,SS3.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money on call in London was Aq12 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market was s-Io
ner cent for short and ss per cent for three
months bills British consols were quoted at lOi
5-le for money and 1878 for the account Amer
lean stocks in London were irregular. Last
quotations in London, compared with yesterday
last prices and with their New-fork equivalent
were as follows
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
49,, Choice
Loans lin" money Commercial Paper
5.c.Il so a. smos mos. o mos mos, mos G mos.
.,9. ., 3 ls.a4 4a4a 4, 4la5

The foreign exchange market closed the week
s,eady at rates unchanged from Friday. which
we're an advance Of 4 cent over the previous oay
The rates at which business was actually done
we're as follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
GAS STOCKS. ETC.

'Ex-dividend and ex-rights.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
BONDS AND MONEY.

coyernment bonds We're Ihac'IVV' TIHaI quO-
tations follow;
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-29
The Tennessee Govcrnorship
from The Nashville American.


Like all other parties who have come to
an honest investigation of the question. The
Atlanta Constitution, after sending it's staff
correspondent upon the ground, unhesi-
tatingly indorses the action of the demo-
cratic members of the general assembly IN
the course pursued by them in regard to
the governors election.
If MIR. Evans was not elected by the le-
gally qualified voters of this state, it would
be rank cowardice in the democratic mem
bers of the legislature to have allowed him
to be inaugurated as governor If the laws
of the state enacted for the purpose or
preventing frauds in elections were en-
forced in certain sections of the state and
laughed at as democratic tricks in others,
wholly disregarded and ignored it would be
gross Injustice to allow any man to be in
augurated as governor whose title rested
upon no higher claim than the face of the
returns based upon thousands of such ille-
gal votes.
The investigations of the committee have
demonstrated these facts to the entire sat
isfaction of "any far-minded man., and
while The American has no hope that The
Times Banner-Scmitar combine VIII repent
of their folly and wickednesS until 1t IS
everlaStingly too late, we shall expect to
see them in the next political contest. as
usual claiming to be democrats, but
preaching Republican doctrines and advo-
eating the election OF republican officials
II other reputable journals from outside
the state will only send reliable correspond
ents here to find out the real Facts, the
scales will drop from their eyes as they did
from The Atlanta Constitutions. and it will
be admitted at once that the conduct OF the
democratic members of the legislature in
passing the contest law. and conducting an
investigation under it was not only right
and proper, but tho only course which could
have been pursued after the charges of
fraud had been made. -
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MARRIAGES..
l.. April 22d.-Cornelius sulIiv

Macon, Ca. April 22d.-Cornelius Sulliv
and Mrs. FOgarty.
Atlanta. Ga. April 23d.-Mr. Wilmf
Moore and Miss Cornelia Jackson.
Atlanta Ga, April 23d.-Mr. r 2.
berlin, Jr, and Miss Kate MCCartF
Atlanta, Ga, April 20th.-Profe
W. Caffey and Miss Helen Mead
Atlanta Ca, April 23d.-Alr. :
ner and Miss Maymie Lovingg
Macon, Ga. April 2ith.-Mr
Vance and Miss Mamie Sev
Athens Ca, April 24th.-
Francis, OF Atlanta, and Miss
madge, of Athens.
Opelilza, Ala. April 2ith.-Mr:
Finney, OF Lafayette, Ala, and MIS-
Clarke, Of Opelika.
EIberton. Ca, April 2ith-Mr. Jam
Asbury and Miss Matte Henry.
Raleigh, y. G.. April 2itn.-Profes.
Charles Baskerville and Mrs. Mary BaIla
Acworth. Ca. April 2ith.-AIr. Townes
Farris and Miss Lizzie SmithsOn.
Athens. Ala. April 25th.-Alr. Emmstt
Russell of TullohOma, Tenn, and Miss
Bertha Townes, of Athens.
Jonesboro Ca, April 25th.-Mr. ). Ii. NC
Kinney and Miss l.uta Cook.
Albany. Ga. April 25th--NIr. Edward
Stone and Miss Dita BOstick.
Atlanta. April q. Mr.. Walter S. Larandor
and Miss Mary Z. Flanders.
Atlanta. April D. Mr.. NJ. E. Ford and
Miss Margie l.. Johnson.
Atlanta. April q, Mr.. Robert Robbins and
Miss Annie Peacock.
Atlanta, April II, Mr.. John A. Haynes
worth and Miss Lemmie Elliott.
Forsyth, Ga, April Is, Mr.. George "
Newton and Miss Annie Mobley.
Atlanta, April ., Mr.. T. J, Lanford and
Miss Dove HoibroOk.
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NEUROLOGICAL.
Georgia.

Atlanta, April 22d.-F. T Fairban
Geneva, April 22d.-Mrs. S. NJ &c
aged 50; paralysis; sister of Grigs
Thomas, Jr.; interment at COlumbu
Athens, April 22d.-Andrew Co
paralysis. resulting from being shot
eye with pin by a careless boy.
Hawkinsville, April I'D. II. LIZ
81; suicidal shooting.
Macon, April 23d.-Dr. j. W. Shin
Cuthbert, April 23d.-Rev. Thoma
Atlanta, April 2ith.-ThOmas i.
jaundice.
Atlanta. April 24th.-Mrs. S. E. DIT
aged 81.
Atlanta. April 2ith.-Mr W A Girl
Atlanta, April 2ith.-Captain T. o. Jact
Athens, April 25th-James IL. Reaves.
Elsewhere.
Lower Brandon, Va. April 22d.-Miss
Belle. Harrison
New York. April 21st.-lIrs Fanny Vein
field, formerly of Atlanta, Ga: aged 81
Fairfield, Iowa, April 22d.-Hon James
f. Wilson. eX-United States senator.
Lexington. Ky, April 22d.-Mrs Fanny
Schwartz, daughter of Nathan Bloch, of
Louisville; morphine.
Sanford, Fla, April 22d.-CarIos S. VIII
cox; suicidal shooting.
Gray, car inspector Southern railroad;
run over by switch engine.
New York, April 23d.-Rev. S. S. Sweet.
of Macon, Ca, dropped dead at St Denis
hotel, preparing to sail for Carlsbad for
his health.
san Francisco. Cal, April z2d.-John D.
Bradford aged 50, lawyer. formerly Of At
lanta lately of savannah
Santiago de Cuba, April 23d.-RObert
Thompson, of Atlanta. Ga.
Shokan n y, April 2ith.-Mrs. Frank
Leslie, first wife of the publisher, Frank
Leslie; divorced some years ago; heart
failure.
Chicago H., April 24th.-''Nat" Jones,
veteran speculator; paralysis.
Alabama.
Montgomery, April 22d.-Rev. Jefferson
Falkner prominent Baptist minister; aged
IS years.
birmingham. April 22d.-Rabbi H. NJ.
Bien, formerly of Vicksburg, Miss; sui
cidal poisoning.
Birmingham April 22d.-Jack Smith, OF
Falkville, Ala; morphine.
Montgomery, April 23d.-ThOmaS Farley,
a young man; morphine
Oakman. April 21st.-Samuel Jackson,
aged 90
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THE CONSTITUTION,
Atlanta. Ga.
SECRETARY or STATE cENsrRED.
The Florida House of Representatives
Goes FOR Him Severely.

Tallahassee. Fla.. April o3.-tSpecial.)-
some time ago The 81. Louis POst-Dis-
,.ttch sent cut Inquiries % various state
officer asking IL t-e statute Books of the
several states contained laws against
lobbying.
one e these Inquiries reached Hon. John
l.. Crawford. s=-retary 90 state of Florida.
Instead Of answering the question IS
asked nc replied. 'Thc lobby controls the
legislature OF Florida" This was pub
Ifs;lel fu The Pozt-Dispztch of april Sth.
hut seems did not meet the attention of
members Of thc legislature now in session
until very recently This serious cOndem-
nation OF the lawmakers OF the ALLIGATOR
state aroused the wrath Of the house
Yesterday. Speeches severely denOuncins
:his statement were made AMI action vas
demanded refuting the serious reflection
upon the lower house
after an animated discussion. 4 commit
tee was appointed 10 report on the matter
to-day
Revolutions condcmning as untrue the
statement OF the secretary OF state were
reported unanimously by that committee
.suI at II o'clock were brought before the
house unog, the question Of adoption
FRIENDS % the aged secretary OF state
sIafrici that his letter to The POSt-DiS-
match vas written before the assembly OF
the present body. This was not proven.
though MS friends asked 4 suspension of
action until this statement could be veri-
led by telegram from s.. Louis explain
ms. Members Of the special committee
thought that TINE enough had been given
the secretary and Up TO this morning he
had not furnished All explanation.
gTDon tho call OF the previous question.
the house adopted the resolution by a
vote OF a 20 . ana the lower house places
on its journal 4 severe censure of the
xfata secretary.
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500, 90 I'm Gold for the Successful
Contestant for Each of the
Above Articles.

Tsa.ti-i,,- that the new year brings plans
for the coming crops. We make the one
now 10 enable all who viii TO take part IN
it. Entries may be made up 10 June isI'
but by that time every contestant must
notify the The Constitution Of his intention
10 enter for the prize and for which one
he will compete
We feel that the care taken i'm the prep
srat!on OF the land, the selection OF sesaS.
the usfa Of fertilizers. the record OF cost anu
cares Of moving, tarTOWinS anu hoelhs
and the dates OF heavy rdlniaiis anu an
the other data giving me luli history 81
TIRE ,,uIriyation from the breaking OF the
soil uutil the gathering OF the crop VIII
i've method TO farmers and will be an OBJ
;;eS,,bt wi whether he win prize or not.
We make the offcr 10 encourage the
raising OF home supplies. 10 Illustrate the
sOuth's great possibilities IN aErlcuituIe anu
80 stirrnIate The cultivation Of every pos
sible acre TO add 10 the independence OF
TERMS OF THE CONTEST
Each contestant must be a subscriber
a. -Tha Atlanta Weekly Constitution or
must become one. thereby enabling MN 70
take all advantage OF our farm OHeS,loh
RON. conducted by Colonel robert ). hed.
1frr director OF the georgia experiments
Each contestant viii keep a record o.
The Constructors prize arr, MI , lis.s,
- Staked of and known as sGch UNCONSCIOUS
tire wear upon blank, whlch We VIII iu5-
ufsh up0n applica uon- Wheu ire t"aIus
- we'll ~ some Of the others making
s,7irable showings. Will be pubhshed IN
s0r the benefit OF all SUBSCRIBERS; -
a rrizas will be awarded by the Tor
competent judges;
ton. Robert II. Nesbitt, Commits
foner Of Agriculture for the state
OF Georgia.
Hon John T.. HoIIinEsTvorth, inteiy
commIS-Ioncr OF AEricu ture Tor the
state OF Texas.
n..NsH
,,i.sioner of Agriculture for the
S,,te of North Carolina.
when all the records are IN anu sworn
., - n-sssrrited iu the blank, they VIII DC
examined and decided upon
Tie. contest IS open 10 every farmer
.,usr,l,-iu- with the conditions, from Mary.
S-5 * Trsvss south OF the latitude Of
thg Ohio river and east q the Rocky noun
sS-,e T-hts is our legitimate field as
,..s,,-Snau..r ami We want every county IL
80 section described 10 take part IN the
contcs. There viii Pc no RESTRICTION 70 tho
,.wrnher az contestants. The Held IS open
no entry fee asked
CorTestants iu the tobacco crop contest
x-fII send with thair report sample o.
.re tobacco stS cured and marketed. the
s-,sI5tv aud quantity OF both being es-
ssntial 60 do. decision
Contestants Goo the watermelon crop con-
+cst Mil keep a record az the fifty largest
$50 melons Icy weight and viii also give
- total number OF melons grown and
y1a-'yetrd from the prize acre
Contestants I'm -he other three crops may
send specimens or not, just rs they like
Piauks Tor rcr0ri of Constitution prize
acre sill be furnished free upon appli-
cation
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STATE CONVENTION IN MISSISSIPPI.
IL Is Thought the Primary VIII lie
Abandoned.

jackson. Miss. April 2l.-(Special)-It
was stated in these dispatches some weeks
ago that a primary 10 nominate state Off
GERS was inevitable. That statement was
more than justified by the unanimity with
which the press of the state then cham
pioncd this innovation. Some weeks ago
leading papers Of the state began to point
out tho difficulties and dangers incident to
n primary. when paper after paper revers-
ed its attitude. got away from the primary
proposition. and demanded "A state conven-
ton There are \ number Of papers in the
state yet favoring n state primary. but the
best consensus OF opinion now Is that the
executive committee. which will convene
ia this city next Wednesday will order the
usual state convention.
1t may be Of interest in this connection to
give the personnel of the committee, which
is as follows:
State at Large-John a. Blair, Tupelo
J. 3. Boothc, Sardis; J. w. Cutrer Clarks-
dale. J. e. Longstreet Grenada; S. ~
Jackson, Kosciusko dead; w. T. Love,
Liberty; Il. II. Thompson, BroOkhaven.
First District-Q. o. Eckford. Aberdeen
resignedl; Newman Cayce, Fulton; w. NJ.
Inge, Cornth-
Second District-W. ]. East. senatobia:
W. o. Parks. New Albany; J. r. Showers.
Third District-Fred Clarke Rosedale: r.
J.. McLaurin. Rolling Fork; c. p. Nelson,
Greenville dead.
II )
!. r. Lacey. Okolona; Walter Trotter, Wi
mona.
Fifth District. T.. Gwin, Lexington
dead: S. II. Kirkland, Forest; W. T. Bas-
kin Meridian.
sixth District-L. ]. Bowers, Bay St.
Louis: J. g. LamplIin, Summit; w. =. S.
Nentress. WOodvile.
Seventh Dis;rict-Dr. 7. w. Peoples. j.
j. Whitney, Fayettc; y. VI. Martin, Hazle-
hurst.
Setback for stone.
Jackson. Miss, April 2i.-The state demo
cratic executive committee today. by vote
os Il TO Il, decided to call state primary
for the nomination OF all state officers. This
is 4 great setback to Governor Stone, who
represents the single gold standard idea in
the campaign.
Greatly Sought After.
Jackson Miss. April aS.-(Special.)-
T.. o. Sykes, of Monroe county, is orr
cialiy announced as candidate for the
dcrnocrtic nomination for governor. This
makes four candidates in the field, Mcssrs.
Sykes, Vardaman, McCabe and McLaurin.
Neither of the candidates is over forty-siX
years Of age. There is strong likelihood
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Want One Themselves

Chicago. H., April PA special from
Milwaukee says: There will be war in
the democratic party in this state on the
silver question. Members of the party
from the interior are angry at Chairman
e c. Wall for cond GINNING Chairman
Hinrichsen, of Illinois, for calling a silver
convention and are urging the necessity of
such a convention i'm this state"
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New York. April 25-A Herald special
from Lima, Peru, says: President Cordero.
of Ecuador, has resigned, the vice presi-
dent taking his place. The Ecuadorean
cabinet has reorganized with Louis Zal-
vador as minister of the interior, DR.. Nj
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Venezuela settling with Italy.

Rome, April 22.-An official dispatch from
Caracas says that Venezuela is about to
pay the Italian legation in that city $780, O,l
indemnity for losses suffered by Italian sui
iectS in the last war
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-29
Cured the Kidneys.

January 8, 1S95.-The Or. j. II. Mclean
Medicine Company. st. Louis, Mo- Gentle
men: Two years ago | had kidney disease
and pains i'm the back so bad | could not
stand upright suffered severely. but
thanks to your Liver and Kidney Balm
am a well man now. j. y. KELLEY,
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WEAVER BEATEN.
StraightOut POpuIists Carried Things
Their Why In the Committee.


Des Moines, Ia, April 2S.-General Weav-
err and the advocates of a combination OIL
all the free silver forces in the comlnS
campaign were beaten at the populist CEN
trail committee today, and the straightout
populists are jubilant tonight. State Chalr-
man l.. n. Scott presided and nine OF inc
eleven members were present. Des MONIES
June 18th, were chosen as the place ana
date of the state convention without con-
test.
When it came to choosing temporary
chairman Rev. G.. II. Boshor. of Waterloo
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS candidate for con-
gress in the third district last fall was
put forward by the Weaver crowd, and I.
A. Lloyd, of Muscatine. by those VINO de-
sire to stand the entire populist plat
form. Lloyd was chosen by n vote OF to 1.
General Weaver and Mr.. Boshor declared
tonight that the fight would be carriea
into the state convention. and Chairman
Scott, who is opposed to Them announced
that the straighout populists were ready
for the conflict.
Democratic Committee To Meet.
The democratic state central committee
party leaders and democratic editors Will
hold conference here tomorrow. 1t is
officially announced that it is not intended
to determine line of party policy or to
forestall the action of the state convention,
nevertheless, it was known that the confer
ence was called with the hope Of securing
harmony of action i'm the coming conVen-
ton, especially with respect to the silver
question. The ma jorty of the central COM
mttee favor the administration financial
policy. and they will be reinforced tomor-
row by the leading federal office holders OF
the state.
The free silver men are aggressive ana
will not submit without a struggle. The
fear is expressed by party leaders that
free silver declaration would drive from
the party many of the German American
voters. who have been won on the prohibi-
ton issue. Such voters i'm the state are
mostly for sound money"
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that General w. It. Martin, of Adams,
will also announce his purpose to contest
for the nomination at an early day.
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The Evolution

az medicinal agents is gradually rcleSatlnf;
ver-c.aI,ie ...trasts 20 the rear and bringing
.nsa scnc-lI use the pleasant sad effective
Ii1usd IaNa.iv.. Syrup or Figs. To get
SO tr7s, remedy SO. that II IS maDufac-
t.;rpi ~ the California Fig syrup Com
many ONLY. For sale ~ az leadi:6 drug
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his government. During his recent ST
in Cuba Senior puPuy de LONE studied I
situation in the island thoroughly, and
has no hesitation in saying that the rev,
will be Short-liVed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-29

nez as minister of finance, General Saras-
ii as minister of war and Dr. Esplnos@ as
minister of Justice.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-04-29

Send for one of them. The Consti-
tution's Premium High Arm Machine
will be delivered, freight paid, for
Snl.
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$4,000 IN CASH
FOR
Southern farmers.
THE PLOWS OF 1905.

The Constitution Offers a Premium
for the Best Acre of
COTTON, CORN, SWEET
POTATOES, WATER MELONS,
TOBACCO.