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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
,0LNEYvILLE.
Meeting Of the Improvement
Society.
An Organization Created To Keep the
Locality in Public View.
TEE Nuws BvHEAu. oLsByvrLLs,
No Hartford Avenus

NO uhfuord Avenue
The residents of Mt. Pleasant, who
organized themselves into an improve
ment society few weeks ago, held their
monthly meeting on Claremont avenue
last evening.
The special project that was discussed
by the "a members OF the society present
last night was the extension of Mt.
Pleasant avenue to Atwells and Morton
avenues.
A committee TO attend a public hear
ing on the matter was appointed and
every effort will be extended to further
the project, which will be beneficial in
many ways to this section. The object
OF the society is TO obtain lights, get
streets curbed, graded and see that this
section of the city is not lost sight of by
the authorities in season and out OF
season.
The organization contains a large num-
Der of influential gentlemen who have
large property interests in this section,
and they will doubtless succeed with
much Of the work they have outlined.
BARTLEY-cAMPBELI-
A very pretty wedding occurred at St
Mary's church on Broadway at 8 o'clock
this morning. The contracting parties
were DIR. Luke r.. BARLEY OF the North
End, and Miss Theresa Campbell, daugh-
ter of James Campbell of Willow street.
Rev. Il. p. Grace performed the cere-
mony in the presence OF large assembly
of friends.
DR.. John P. Cooney acted as best man
and Miss Sadie BARLEY, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid.
wedding breakfast was served and
the happy couple will leave this afternoon
for New York and Canada, where they
will spend several weeks.
They will reside on Willow street
Charles Brown of Scituate had an arm
and leg broken on the Central Pike, near
the residence Of John Phillips, late yester-
day afternoon.
He was driving into the city in a farm
wagon over the Central Pike, and when
he was desce nding the Neutakoukanut
hill, the hold back to his harness broke,
causing his horses to run, and he was
thrown into the gutter. DIR. Henry w.
Farrell attended him, and he was removed
to his home last evening. The horse was
secured uninjured.
aLEANINGs ABOUT TOWN.
Charles Mulhern was given a reception
by his friends at his residence on Manton
avenue last evening.
James Merriden for stealing ~ from j.
W. Whaley of Cranston, August 8, was
fined SO and costs in the Eighth District
Court this morning.
Moy Sing, the Celestial laundryman in
Twitchells block on Odd Fellows square,
has sold his business to Moy jim.
Town Treasurer Davis and Councilman
John Sawyer left this afternoon fol
Moosehead Lake, Maine, where they will
enjoy two weeks hunting and fishing.
Patrolman Mcguire OF the Sixth Sta
ton, will do day duty hereafter.
The date of the field day of the Rough
and Ready Fire Company has been fixed
for August 20, at Silver Hook. 1t is pro
posed to make it the red letter day o
field days held by this organization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
Business Of the Convention
Begun in Earnest.
Appointment Of Committees by Royal
Chief Walter Scstt, jr,
Three Days Will Probably be Required
to do the Business.

Tho delegates to the convention Of the
Royal Clan, Order of Scottish Clans, got down
TO work in good earnest this morning. fully
Resolved TO have no more "play,I until the
principal business IL transacted. The play
refers to the trip down the aver and shore
dinner yesterday afternoon. IL must have
been a good dinner, for one OF the delegates
was wishing this noon that he could daily
with another clam chowder. Last evening
sesaion was called TO order at O'Clock, by
Royal Chief Walter Scott, Jr.. in the kepub'
ican committee rooms, but these were In
adequate, SO the convention adjourned TO
the royal chief was read and the pros and
cons discussed after which IL was referred
TO the committees on the state OF the order
and finance. The session lasted until nearly
midnight.
This morning at o'clock the delegates were
called TO order in lower journal Hall, hoysl
tees Credentials and returns, A. Bird, ).
W. Dick, A. Drummond; press and printing
State of order, % j. S. Grahame. j. @. McDon.
laws, X. X. Scott William Ross. Y. Crooket {;
bequeathment, William Brewer, ST.. John
Black: finance, d. McInnes, j. p, Mcknight.
Alexander McMurtrie; appeal and griev-
ances. A. II. Stewart, James X stewart,
ters, % George Calder. Thomas Falconer. W. d.
derson. A. Murdock, J. W. Dick. The fol.
Past Royal Chief John X. Kinnear Clansmen.
George Taylor. James Meiklejohn. X. MeLen'
nan, NJ. ID. The delegates VINO reported y es-
terday were the following: Connecticut
George Calder, Alexander Bell, John @. Nor
ton nlinios-W. II. steen. Massachusetts
Alexander simpson, Robert Dunn, John T.
Mcknight, John Irvine, Thomas Johnston, A.
H. Stewart, Walter Mclean, w. q. Waddell,
John Black Andrew Wilson. Henry Davie,
Robert Anderson. Hugh Roy. ID. II: Mcleod,
James Green, James Davidson. W. ID. McLel'
Ian, j. G. Mcdonald, David Halliday Mime
sota-w. ID. Gorton: Missouri-yobn W. Dick,
John Hill; New Jersey-John Watson, James
Allan, Thomas 3. Drummond, James
Newton. Robert Murray; New York
james s. Graham, William Bremner,
6r., Duncan Machines, James McCombs,
Jr., Alexander McIllhreath. James Brownlie
Nebraska-rhomas Falconer: New Bruins
wick-Joseph A. Murdock; ohio-Francis
Crockett; Rhode Island-James Il. Edwards,
John B. Craig; Quebec-William Ross; Ver-
mont-Alexander Bird.
The rest of the forenoon session was taken
mp with listening to and discussing the re-
port of Royal Counsellor X. X. Scott. The
repot was referred to a committee OF the
whole, Royal Deputy Fyfe ~ New York,
chairman. Al noon the convention adjourned
TO. be reconvened at 2:80 p. m. at which time
as well as this evening other reports are In
6rder. Judging from the pesept rate OF pro-
cedure, the convention will require three
days TO complete the business before IL. All
the meetings are private. The delegates wish
TO express their appreciation OF the Kindness
of the local clan and the press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
PAWTUxET VALLEY.
NEws BUREAU. PAwTuxET VALLEY, I
Beun's Block

A detachmsnt OF the Apponaug Sons OF
Veterans Camp Francis q. Green attended
the annual reunion OF Rhode Island Division
at Silver spring this morning.
Extensive repairs are being made on fair-
view avenue outside Of Phenix bridge. New
sewers arc being opened and new sidewalks
Mr.. Joseph Lawtsn, sr.. ana family. accom-
panied by q party OF friends. have gone out
ing to Seaconpet Point today.
St. Jean Bspisste Society & held e, their regular
Mr.. williams. Revch Of this place who has
been rustioatng for some time In the White
Mountains. he's moved from oenter cen, % harnor ,op 20
the remainder OF bis vacation.
d Phenixl Cornet Band Will give its annual open
air on the sausrs sas tSsr regular
weekly meeting at their headquarters ON
Main street tomorrow afternoon At p. IN.
HOPE
Mr.. Carl Chisholm, who severely injured
his hand while making electric supplies at
Worcester. Mass. while ago, Is reported
Hr. and Mrs. II. Rounds have gone on
visit TO friends in Scituate Mass.
Mr.. Benjamin Taylor. formerly OF this place.
buried an infant daughter In the cemetery
Mrs Cynthia Salisbury. who has been on
the sick list for some time Is improving.
Mr.. Knight Potter remains In the same pre-
Mr. Walter Greene has severed his connec-
tion with Jackson's store and new clerk has
been engaged In his stead.
The members of Epworth League are or
ganizing a lawn party TO be held on the
grounds next TO the church, saturday evening.
Hope Cornet Band will probably play on the
occasion.
WASHINGTON
Mrs. Catherine Andrews, wife Of Wheaton
Andrews. died at her late residence, near
Harkney Hill. Monday evening in her 10th
year. She leaves husband and seven child
rem.
RIvERPoINT.
Preparations are being made for oat race
on next Saturday at the Pawtuxet Valley
Park. There will be match race Tor lOt
bushels OF oats between sci.Sato ncsses KiIy Ie
z, George Collins; Foster PAGER, x, Mar
shall Salisbury; Topsy, b m, William Law:on
Molhe Garfield. b m. Marvin Drake; Fred
Mac, ch Z. Henry Fenner. There will also be
a one-balf mile matinee race, best IN o, Do
tween horses now stabbed at the Park.
ARCTIC CENTER.
Mr.. Albert Beaudette, clerk in DIR. G. f.
Chagnons drug store has sold his trotting
horse Dan ID. TO Mr.. E.J. Moody OF Brookheld'
Mass.
Quite large number of persons from this
place have gone on an excursion 10 biock
The remnant Of A. E. Carons stock was
sold at auction this morning by order OF the
Warwick Hose Mol had such a success with
| their two days lawn parties last week that
| they have decided TO hold another dancing
| party in the grove in the rear OF their hose
| house next Saturday.
HATICK,
Thieves have been visiting the clothes lines
| In this vicinity.
Mrs Joseph Abbott of Boston is the guest Of
Mrs = DAVIS
Mrs Thomas Hudson and her little daugh
ter, Jennie, of Mansfield, Mass. are stopping
with friends In this place this week
The hog pen nuisance, which was reported
| Mt the last meeting of the Town Council, will
| undoubtedly be removed at once. inasmuci
as the town sergeant has notified the parties
concerned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
THE NEW KING COLE"
Great Spectacle and Fireworks Display st
Rhode Islands Fair.

The Rhode Island fair will be in full
blast at night time as well as during the
day in fair week, Sept. 16 20 81 next.
On tremendous stage will bc presented
every evening a spectacular production
prepared eapecially for the fair. IL is call
eel the Now King Cole" and will repro
sent the travels OF the famous old monarch
of the Mother Goose melodies In a tour OF
inspection around the world. A big corps
dc ballet, cnlisting several hundred dane
ers, will he feature OF the production,
and there will be introduced also plenty of
vaudeville entertainment the whole con-
Guiding with grand ensemble OF all tho
people In the cast after magnificent dis
play Of fireworks.
The steglng of the production Is TO cost
about $4,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l-For New England
and Eastern New York-Fair probably slightly
warmer in tho interior Thursday afternoon,
westerly winds.
Synopsis-A generally fair condition OBJ.
tains over the country this morning, with an
area of high barometer central In the Lake
negion the controlling feature. A storm is
developing in the Northwest. According TO
the present outlook this cannot reach hese
for several days IL tall The temperature has
risen decidedly in the upper valleys. IL is a
trifie low for the season in the Lake region
and Northeast with morning readings mostly
below 90 degrees and promises TO remain so
for a short while. The coolest reported Is As at
Sault Ste Marie. Mich, the warmest, 81. at
Savannah. Light. variable winds ON the
Atlantic coast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21

II is only iic to tho Rhode Island fair,
which celebrates it's three quarter centcn-
nial by an unusually large exposition
sept 10 20 81 next, TO note that this fair
Is the originator OF many of the clever
amusement ideas now so popular in tho
many county fairs and something new is
constantly being organized by the Rhode
Islanders, who aim 20 give fair that snail
not only be the biggest i'm New England,
but the biggest i'm the United States.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
Cycling as an Antifat.

Physical exercise viii, we all know, re-
duoe flesh. The reason is that In unusual
exercise, such as rapid cycling, tho blood
Is more rapidly oxygenated, and tho result
l. the destruction or burning out Of the
fat, and you may have noticed that great
riders are never fat, and that people who
live In mountainous countries, where they
walk great deal and consume quantities
of oxvnen, are always slim.-Wheel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21

Since the great Worlds fair the mid.
way" idea has been immensely popular
as feature of fairs everywhere. The
Rhode Island state fair, which holds its
seventy fifth annual exposition Sept 1921
next, has for several years had famous
Midway" TO which long and broad
avenue in the beautiful grounds at Mar
ragansctt park IL devoted. II is said that
this years Midway" at the Rhode Island
fair Is to bo a ''corker."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21

Mile. Rhea has just received from Paris
a beautiful oil painting by Daubigny. The
subject is Rhea in her character Of Jose
phine, empress of tho French, and is n gift
of the painter TO the actress. In acknowl-
edgment Of the compliment paid her by
tho artist, Rhea has sent him bejeweled
gold snuffbox which belonged To Louis
XVI and was bought by her with other
antiquities ut sale when she was last In
Daris
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
EDGE WOOD.

There was a dance at the Edgewood
Boat Club quarters last night and the
large room was well filed during the
evening with guests. The Hedley Livsey
orche stra, led by W. +. Livsey, left moth
ing to be desired in the way OF music.
Members of the Edgewood Dramatic
Club are rehearsing play to be given by
them early in September.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
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knowledged: :
PAwTUxET PARAGRAPHS.
THR Nnws BUREAU, PAwruxEr, J
With Mrs. Charles l.. 1tllinghasti
"A proad Street

A lot OF tools belonging to Leander
Taylor have been stolen, and Leander
is pretty sure that he knows who the
thief Is.
George Gun is the guest OF Frank and
Harry cowell OF Plainville, Mass.
Atmore Crandall and wife have removed
TO Fall River, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
POOR MARY LYNCH.
who Will Chip in to a Fund for Her
Relief.


Three years ago Mary A. Lynch.
whose HURDLE home is at 30S Williams
street, lost her husband, Timothy, and
was left with five little children on her
hands to support. Shortly after the
death of her husband Mary became a
cripple, and at the present time is
Obliged to use crutches. She is very poor,
and up to yesterday her chief income
was the earnings Of her little son Jerry's
paper route. AT 3.15 o'clock Saturday,
August TO- the boy, aged 13 years, and his
brother, Ignatius John Lynch, aged 10,
were drowned in the Seekonk river at the
foot of East Transit street.
The case is most distressing one and
THE NEWS has been asked by persons who
know of the actual needs, and in whom
this newspaper reposes the utmost conf
dence, to open a subscription for the re-
lief of the widow.
The following subscriptions are ac-
l.. III.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21
WE DO NOT EXPECT
THE EARTH WILL STOP

In its gambo round the much rather that it wouldnD to
drop postal but expect and rightly that every per-
son who wants keep abreast of the times will send postcard
secure information sample pages this great and modern Enjoy
Olop@dia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-21

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Rock Island Argus., 1895-07-01
ABBREVIATED IELEeaAMs.

An. attempt to launch the Defender, Her.
Ieshoff's production ta tho yacht line
that IL to keep the Americas cup ON this
side, wns o failure. The boat stuck in
the ways and Herreshoff is stated to have
said some bad words.
r. NJ. Sweet, OF Alton, O., has bcen dis
barred from practice in the interior de-
partment for alleged unprofessionnl and
unlawful conduct in connection with
pension cases.
A duel bet wccn two French statesmen
-Gadaud, minister Of agricul ture and
Mirman,. socialist. In q slight
wound iu the wrist suffered by Gadaud.
Blanche Newbcrger, Of Denver, 10 years
old, committed suicide by taking carbolic
acid because she hsd bean severely
scoldcd for qunrrcling with her younger
sister.
S. Cafky. dry goodss~at jacksonville.
Ills. has failed. Assets, "a, 900; liabili.
ties, $4,000.
Ed Corrigan and George v. Hankirs
| take occasion to denounce as q lie out Of
twhole cloth Chicago dispatches which
credit them with trying to buy the I'LL.
nois legislatu re.
Formal delivery of the seals Of Office
has taken place at Windsor castle, and
the Conservative cabinet Is now in charge
Of the British empire.
Thirteen men-Thomas Croak, Thos
F. White, Patrick Chambers, Fred Kel-
ley, Thomas Sweeney. Edward, Merlin,
Peter Field, James Weir. Thomas VonA-
shek, William Dorman, w. L Walk,
Frank Simmons, James McLaughlin-
have been indicted by the grand jury at
Chicago ON charges OF having stuffed city
payrolls.
At the annual tournament Of the Penn
sylvania Bicycle club, at Philadelphia,
John s. johnson, paced by two tandemA
made the fastest mile ever made on the
track. 300 3-5
At Marshfield. Wis, tuers was siiens
frost Friday night, but Httle damage
was done.
The International suprcme lodge Of
Good Tcmplars has elected Dr. Delos h.
Mann, Of Brooklyn, right worthy grand
tcmplar. and b. r. Barker. OF Wisconsin,
r w. G. s.
| The largest steamer on the great lakes
was launched at tho Chicago shipyard.
She will be called the yictory, IS $50 feet
long on her keel, 4s feet beam. - feet
deep and 6OOo tons burden. Her engines
are to develop 1.6e0 horse power.
Secret service agents have arrested at
Mansfield, o., Amos Lehman and James
Matthew'S. sons Of wealthy farmors. on
the charge OF trying to pass countevfeit
money.
| There is no truth in the report that tho
duke OF Aumale, uncle Of the late count
OF Paris, has bcen assassinascd-
John P. Trcadwiil and William Derry
two green goods mon. who belonged &c
tho so-callel Hilisdaic (Mich) gang.
have been convicted in the United States
court at Detroit
Eti'or Isenbcrg. whose editorial 'criti.
cisnl" resulted In the tragedy ut Enid,
O. T.. Is at Kinghshcr. sorry oven to the
point Of wishing he had caught fata
bullet. bat declaring his conscience cleal
and that though he hal been threatened
he was not armed - the time Of the
tragedy.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-07-01
NAAsoR tsANN is a "FAKe."
ab Isssssssies Cuban Letters Are wrI,
te1tA1hA g suntry. So It Il Said.

0ie 1neeseseip1 Cuban Lettc1 Are Writ
ssssAxhs q suntry. So It L Said.
GAiKlsyzzkh Fla, July 1.-The man
Who was. sandsbagged here last week. ed
Who hAs become notorious as the. j.
nm through which Cuban lette1 a
.s,daipr H. p Ham" have bee |n
genera NIscuia5ion through the ~ 1s
nos r II Andsffer. but y. P. Ham. The
man s65n shat - possessed Greek cipher
by mepas Of kAich no communicated
with Hanu, then translated the news.
The Jacksonville Florida Citizen corre-
spOndens secured this cipher and asked
Rev. Nf. Hundler to translate it.
He IA 90. andsit was proved to be q
9eeDkseppy Of letter writer in English
{tDrD Is ffiond in Philadelphia, and ad-
df16& - Ham. Andcrfcr, or Ham, is
sean 66o1ned to his room, and says that
- Wilfpeove all he claims when he gets
~ U&s knovns that he has received
- zjeluneRasion for the Cuba letters
whick haSo been published, and there arc
many A1xc - veil as number Of Cubans
u ths ats&s whc' believe the man has some
Kind cf connection with the Cuban insur-
rectfOu.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-07-01
p.nocsArs oy ooLonADA


lndicatious THAT 1heir Convention WIN Bc
M q Frssty Lively One.
DENVER. July 1.-The indications sre
that the Democratic state convention, to
be held in thu city tomorrow, will bosa
pretty livcly gathering. The suggestion
for this convention came from the nen yer
central comnittee, OF which ex. Aidermsu
James s. MeGlivray Il chairman. Tao
argument was put forth that the Demo-
cracy was Ia . hopeless minority and thsk
there was not shadow OF b show to win .
long as tho party was bound by Cleveland.
II was thought By discussing the matter
some understanding might be arrived -
and some declaration mado that would
o.yc the DEMOCRACY aghting show In
some parts OF the state At least. Sou0
stormy sessions Of the state central com
mitteo were held before tho call for the
convention was issued Chairman Frank
Arbuckle, who holds the position of re-
ceiyer of tho United States land Office, ~
tempted in vain to stem the tide Of sensa'
,nent in favor Of holding q convention.
Other old-sime toZlstcians, expcrienced
in paxoy a1aar1 SUpEe1ented that It would
bc Sho kslehs a. folly to allow the rtnk
>apd nlo 20 ~ . chAnoD to exprcss in Open
convoatacn shsir opinIDp of the admins.
tration. All was to mo- purpose, howsves.
the younesrussn q The party, and The
commdtob being q the opinion that ~
r.rsV ~ in 3 kopsIsss minority as To-
e the .odmihisteation's financial rotcv
vas .ppsrsat1y indorssd BY silence. Un-
der This peessun - uall was issued, and
r. IA said shsrs VII b . eoodly reprssen-
tation frosm evssy paPt Of tlp state. There
n lit,lc ouss4ion bat that resolutions de-
nouncins the ~sound money views Of
CIeyeiand "a Casaisls vii b introduccd
in the oonvsntlon. xhey viii be opposed
bv The Older u5emhoH4
Rock Island Argus., 1895-07-01
4war4snt That Will DO to Frame.

WfHrNdON. July 1-ProbAbly -
smaIfst vibrant in amount ever isgoe1
By ~ eovdnmcnt was drawn Satusday.
Is vse f0f ,isosnt And was mado pataho1
20 Grover cleveland. president a ~
Onitjd StaeA Il appears that q -
culadnR the'pmount due the prest6on1
eachinoneh 1AAse h,i been an undoeep11s
mcnjoe 1 60 which could only b 1eoGl-
ned "a - to6nsury books kept stpnigAt
by di6Utue 4N9Rfant for that aulo0n9tD
tho nesilous lasok
Rock Island Argus., 1895-07-01
Chaiienser Fast in light weather

LONDON, July 1.-The now Valkyrie.
which Is TO contest with the American
Defender for tho Americas cup. had her
first trial in race, the competing boat
being the Britannia, which latter won BY
|puro 60 catching q breeze while
~ VeEkyfie ~ becalmed. Thore Is no
ecnhe ehe4 sAe 4 , much better boat than
IL Ae1tnaiA and unusually fast in light
Weathe While with q good breeze she
nakes ~ rapid time. Captain Gram
usad. sgeo will sail the Valkyrie in the
cup fnesa eays the Defender will need to
oe m,1ab better boat than the Vigilnut
U Amsetcn xpsains the Gun.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-07-01
kRRssr OF A WIFE MURDERER.
c4ped After Two Years He Coufesses {,
HIS Terrible Crime.

oLEDo. o., July John Mun1y,
q ged with thd murder of his wife two
~ ago, was captured in ST. Louis, Mo-,
Wrought 20 this city. Two years ago
Nundy disappeared, and her hus-
o4dsoon moved out of the city. but
nRfS wrong was suspected. When.
eoe o4aH q the woman was found week
nofH ~ srs2icion pointed to the hus-
oaedI As THO murderer. and tho polics
w49 10 lvotkl on this theory. Muudy
va fact from Toledo to D.troit aud
fr49 thee TO ST. Louis, where he We
tu4rA h4ng with his niccs rs his mis-
trtf{ 1ile being brought to this ciev
hstc3nsesf q the crime of murdcring his
Rock Island Argus., 1895-07-01

succea - 4 jemst ut which ron as
sumo tDf = - hcns shall have no
more TO d With you personally, but
snail % S5bed 20 Ind 4 AZ what the party
wan0 and VII oct acco-6ingly.
"Wheo 9tns5deity OF tho counties In
struts ~ y that end, OF when am %
instruext b. moi joriry Of the state COM
mittAs yshaIl 1t oIce all q meeting os
that eout utnIetce." IN C. ling his commit.
tee t1Gstsx Chairnlan arris is equally
severe. ResefFtaR to Chairman Maff1t,
Farrss &yss. azt Is saas perating to know
that ttre1t bo1ificai party in great
commdj wealth like Missouri must be
sub1u 10 the ~limsfaad caprices OF an
autocr4kic boss, or mads to subordinate
indepso odencs and manhood at tho die
tates q pa csy nanagcrs"
WA)RxNsBURG, Mo-. July Tho DEM
ocratsE johnson county held conven-
tior al adopted resolutions demanding
STAB cqhventicn and indorsing free
coinage Of bilvsr at ratio OF Is to l.
VzBtrJLxs O., July lat meeting
OF the Morgan county Democratic cen;
trail ecftpitta rSnlIbions were unani-
mouslft tkbrssd in favor fof free aud un-
limisedk ko6sgc Of silver 1t the ratio Of l6
to /, ard djrccting the chairman TO call q
countyk ykorvention to elect delegates to
any stte bnventiou TINT may be called
to cont 4de{ the financial question. Bland
was tored for president.
fxAmj nision for saver Advocates
sAy FRI lScIsco. JULY The Chronicle
prints a ken.ppgc AIT lie on the silver
queSson, wristnn w q p. Young. man.
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