The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-07-26
NEWS OF TM WEEK.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
A SPECIAL from Cincinnati on the 22d
aid that Senator Brice was deter
mined to prevent the passage of any
liver resolution or the introduction of
.ny silver plank in the platform of the
ohio democrats and that he has such
complete control of the democratic or
carnations throughout the state that
ne can effectually subdue any attempt
the silver men might make to do either.
DEMOCRATIC primaries for delegates
to the state convention were held in
Maryland on the Goth. The returns
indicated victories for Senator German
In eight counties, and there was no
doubt of the latter's control of the
convention and that he would name
the next governor.
COL CASEY You've. of Memphis.
Tenn, stated that he had sent out in
vitations to all of the democratic silver
senator's and representatives to be
present at the conference of the silver
wing of the democratic party in WASH
ngton, August IA. Invitations had
also been sent to leading silver demo
rats in every state.
DEMOCRATIC primaries were held
throughout Mississippi on the Goth.
Returns indicated the triumph of Sen
Ator McLaurin for governor, while
Gov. Stone, the Sound money candi
late for the senate, was showed under.
THE silver conference at Chicago Cd
the 10th was marked by strong differ
ences of opinion between northern and
southern representatives by the desire
of the southern men to ignore the
Bimetallic league and maintaining that
the northern men wanted to assist the
aspirations of their presidential candi
date. Joseph Sibley. The southern
men desired to conduct their work
within the ranks of the democratic
party. A resolution was finally passed
for subcommittee to take charge O
the distribution of literature and avoid
antagonism with any other nationa
organization. An address will soon be-
issued.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has issued ar
order placing employees of all pension
agencies under civil service rules,
EX-PREMIER STAMBULOFF, who wa.
wounded on the street at Sofia, Bull
garia, died on the 18th from the terri
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his assailants. He was 40 years of age
The executive committee. appointed
by the recent silver convention at
Memphis. met in convention at Chi
cago on the 18th with the members OF
the Bimetallic league, with ex-Con.
gresham Sibley as chairman. The
issue discussed was the advisa bility of
separate political action in the cam
paign of next year, but nothing definite
was decided upon.
SENATOR FAULKNER, chairman of the
national democratic congressional com.
mittee, denied that any party of demo
cratic orators was to be sent in the
northwest under the auspices of the
committee turing the present summer
and approaching fall for the purpose OF
discussing the currency question in .
series of meetings
A DISPATCH from Washington on the
18th said that the notes of national
banks are to be boycotted by the
Knights of Labor. Grand Master Sow.
ereign has issued a manifesto to his
organization and to the Farmers ALI
ance. peoples party, reform clubs anu
kindred societies, reciting the wrongs
Of the masses and calling for a general
boycott on national banks in all deal
= IS between individuals. The boy,
colt is to go into effect September L.