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The advocate., 1895-06-12
GREAT GRIEF
GROWING OUT OF THE LACK OF MA
TI0NAL REVENUE,
And the Split In the Democratic Party
A Committee Meeting May
Be Called Soon.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The admins
tratiOn realizes thorougly that more
revenues are needed and must be raised.
1t is believed to be the purpose Of Presi"
dent Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle,
next December, the one in his annual
message and the other in his annual re-
port, to outline revenue bill which will
be intended to meet the deficiencies
without touching the tariff. The law
embodies many Of the administration q
ideas OF tariff reform, and it is not at oil
likely to recommend anything that
would increase the tariff upon lsny ar
ticles Of import. Il is the purpose Of
Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.. Carlisle, 30 it Is
stated in high places, to propose to the
next congress that it impose 81 Rddi'
tionBl tax on beer, place q duty on tea,
also an internal revenue tax upon COs.
metiCs and proprietary medicines, checks
and other business paper.
The president is said to be consider
ing the plan Of having q meeting called
Of the national democratic central COM
mittee to take some action toward
strengthening out the party tangle over
the financial question. A majority of
the men composing the committee ia 70.
ported in support Of the Rdministra-
tion's financial policy, and hence Q meet.
ing Of the committee could result in
nothing unfriendly to the president. The
president, Of course, would not favor
the plan OF the committee calling q
national convention according to the
resolution Of the Illinois convention,
bat the plan under consideration is TO
have q. committee meeting and obtain an
expression against the efforts Of state
committees to hold conventions and at.
tempt in that way to formulate national
party policy. The president is said to
regret what he realizes az q bad split in
the party, and 1t is to overcome this that
induces him at this time to seek a plan
that will hold the party damage to the
minimum.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
The report from Florida as to the dis
patching Of three torpedo boats with
Cuban revolutionary party is thought by
Spanish officials here to be ruSe to di.
vert attention from movements ct other
points. 1t is said that General Rafael
QussadR is the moving spirit Of thspres.
emit operations, and that he is now at
Abite Springs. Florida dispatches
mentioned q GonsalO de- QuesedR a. one
OF Q: revolutionary board meeting at
The advocate., 1895-06-12
ILLINOIS sILVERTTKs
Make Plain Declarations and Warn the
National Democracy.

MaGl0nM Democracy
The Illinois state silver convention ut
Springfield, on June 5, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions, declaring for free
coinage and indorsing Governor AIT.
gsld's official acts:
"Whsrsas, Silver and gold have been
the principal money metals OF the world
for thousands Of years and silver money
is recognized and used % honest money
between individuals and between nations,
Notwithstanding the various ratios be-
tween silver and gold; and
"WhereaH, The demonstration Of silver
has deprived the people Of the free use
and benefit of an Invaluable and original
money metal and has increased debts
and added TO the burdens OF Che people
by lowering the value Of labor and labor
products; and
"WhereRs, The constitution Of the
United States prohibits any state from
using anything but gold and silver coin
as a legal tender for the payment Of
debts, thereby recognizing that coin
composed Of silver or Of gold 10 honest
money, and TO be used az a legal tender;
therefore be it
"Rssolved, By the democrats Of Illi-
nOis, In convention assembled, that we
are in favor Of the use of both gold and
silver as the standard money Of the
United States, and demand the free and
unlimited coinage Of both metals at the
ratio Of 16 to l, without waiting for the
action Of any other nation, and such
coins shall be legal tender for all debts,
both public and private, Rnd that oil con-
tracts hereafter executed for the pay.
ment Of money, whether in gold, silver
or coin, may be discharged by any money
which is by law legal tender.
Resolved, That we hereby indorse
the action Of the democratic state GEN.
trsl com mittee in calling this convention
and We instruct the committee 70 carry
out the will OF this convention hs OK.
pressed in It's platform by inRugurating
and carrying on campaign Of education
in this state and to thoroughly organize
the democracy Of the state on the lines
as laid down in the platform Of this con.
Vention.
Resolved, That the democratic mem
berS Of congress, and members Of the
senate from this state be and they are
hereby instructed TO use oil honorable
means 10 carry out the principles above
There was q lengthy debate iu regard
to the resolution favorlDg an invitation
to the national democratic committee TO
call q national convention. The follow.
ing was finally adopted:
"RssolVed, That we request the demo.
cratic national oommittss TO call o con-
yentiOn to consider the money question !
The advocate., 1895-06-12
$l.OO A YEAR.

NOT IRber IMAM August 1oJOs III bn0
committee refuses to call such conyen-
tion, then we invite the democratic stats
committees Of other states TO take con.
current action with the democratic state
committee Of this state In calling such
convention"
When this resolution was read bsPOre
the convention, it was greeted with loud
applause, Rs was also the 16 TO / para
graph of che main resolutions.
A resolution indorsing Governor Alt
geld was greeted with enthusiasm, and
the meeting was frequently interrupted
by the shouts Of applause, approval Of
the expressions regarding his veto Of
certain bills being quite numerous
The following letter from Governor
Stone Of Missouri, was read, and grsetsd
with applause:
"The struggle upon which we arc en-
tering is q most momsntous and import
ant event, involving more to tho AmaFi-
can people than any which has occurred
since the close Of our civil war. The de-
mSnd for the restoration Of silver coin.
age comes from the common people.
The people who ask this boon are the
industrial masses Of the country. Those
who toll in the field and shop constitute
the force behind the. movement. do
not say that all who belong to that class
favor the free coinags OF silver, but /
assert without fear Of sincere or intslli-
gent contradiction that the demand for
silver coinage is supported by those who
labor for q livelihood, who are person
ally engaged in. some field Of industrial
employment. 1t is the demand Of the
common people. believe q large ma
joEity Lof American citizens are on that
side OF the question. On the other hand
we find in gorgeous battle array the
glittering hosts Of plutocrRcY. l do not
say, Tor 1t is not true, that every man
who flashes his sword under the stand
ard OF gold is plutocrst, or that all
such are Indifferent to the ehonor or we'll
being Of the country. But I do say that
the aggregated and concentrated wealth
Of the country, the monied srstoCraCy
(snd unhsppily, we have such olGGs),
dominates, directs and controls Che
forces Rrrayed against those who are
fighting the battle Of bimetRllism. l do
not believe that the RsCendsncy Of that
that influence is calculated TO pro-
mote the happiness Of the people
or the well.beIng Of the country, for
/ have observed no evidence Of reform
in the character and disposition
Of the money.ohAngsrs since Christ
scourged them from the temple. But
the power Of money is enormous. It
exercises stupendous influence. Il
is Vigilant, alert, rosourceful and un-
SorupulouS. It can attract the brightest
and most influential men to its force. Is
can control the great metropolitan press,
which is the most powerful political in
CONTINUED On pdOs 2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-16

c G. POWNING. President.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

wiekssy powod, abysmy
nasze losy pofaczywszy, szukall
ma obce] ziemi miejsca, "
kt6rymby nam bylo wolno via.
re nas1e wyzna wac, zanim
W naszej ojczyzn'e
zaswitaja.
- N%iestetY! przerwa}a Re
smutkiem, znam mego o]ca;
danego s}owa nigdy ME z}amie.
Sam pomysl, ileby przez to ma
siebie seiagnat nieszszesc. Kro-
lowa.z pewnoscia skazalaby 60
ma wygnanie, jesl' ME ma co
gorszego jsszcze. Me, VALERIE,
lepiej nam sic ieszcze peddac /
uslapiG.
Wszak1e ME chciaiAhys
ME namawiac do podiosci?
- To ME podtoit. z Pc
wnoscia 1e wiezieh, ktoryby
co udawai ola omylenia stray
wleziennej i umkniecia, zupe}nie
by byl W oczach twoich
usprawiedliwionY ,Ot6z Anglia
dis jest jedynem wielkiem
wiezieniem, gdy2 Mkt ME smie
pc swojemu nawet myslet,
zalezy cd zachcianek
kr6lowej. Porzu6 tie rycerskie
wyobrazenia, dobre ma czas
woien .krzYzowych, doda}a ma
1artem, i .postaD jak
innych " tel MERE.
= Gdyby to byla rzecza
godziwa, moIa najdro&sza, ME
wied2ieli6mY DIS wiekssej
czesci naszej szlaehty " wie1ie.
i wygnaniach, W cIag|em
uc,sku,i zru)nowana nieustanle
pien,eznemi karami. GiybY
sumienie i'm "a to pozwalafo,z
pewnoscia chetnieb7 sic cd
tYch strasznych prob uchyli.Nie
naktaniaj, mnle jedyna, do
uczynku, "a ktorybys nina
kiedyS pogardzaia.
Konstancya usilowaia sic
wyrwa6 z jego objecia.
- Musimy sic tedy rozstac,
rzekfa, adobywajac sic IA
odpewiedz.
ME pozegaasz mnle W ten
spos6b, ]uba!
- Ju& i tax "a d]ugo trwala
to uktadY; "a 3adna ofare ola
mitos,i zdebYc sic ME
zdo1asz;nie nawYklam do tege,
aby moia reka pogardzono.
ClY ME masz litosci?
zawo}al Walter " rozpaczy::
honor i wiara ustepi6 mi ME
= TAX ME jest; pusc mnie,
Walterze, wybieraj pomiedzy
.wemi mrzonkami a szczesciem,
axle mas czeka! Nigdy ojcu
llepostuszne ale zostane.W Wei
nnie " warunkach, jake ci
postawil, albo przestah o mnie
myilet. Zagnam Gle ma wieki.
szybko odbieg1a, a on jak
,kamieniafY patrzaf na niknaca
. oddali biala iej sukienke;
~opromniewat ia mad
ziemskiom iwiatlem .gdy sta
neta we drzwiach palaeowych
raz jeszcze Cd Er6ci}a sic ku
niemu. Wyda}a sic bye zacza-
rnuoaum nr1o1ofpvm o;o-;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

s'S przeHiaJaco ha AouA'onnol
twsrzy hrebiego.
Me rozumjem SLOW
twoich: jakie4 kerzysci mi
chciates przedstawit, starajac
sic 0 reke mel corki?
Walter dumnie podni6st
czoto.
- Milord2ie, potomek de
Lislow mole sic iaczyt 2
pierwszorzednemi rodzinami
Europy, bez krzywdy ola
ich tarczy herbowej. Wiesz
najlepiej, il Responsibilities
praw k%rajowych pozbawla
mnie dziedzictwa ojcew moich,
daj mi reke twej corki, e "a
granica ma kazdym divorce
kr6lewskjm otrzYmam ugpanie
praw moich j stanowiska.
- Wola}bym ia oglqda6 ma
marach, anizeli uczYn1c ia
wygnanka. Me! VALERIE, jedna
tylko pred toba lezy droga.
Zaimi) wia6ciwe stanowisko
wsrod srystokracyi angielskiej:
zwiazek z domem moim ME
zaszkodzi CT " oczachElzbiety,
. nikomu " iwiecie tax
chetnie ME powisrze szczescia
mego dgieclecia. Rozm6w sic
Z KonstaucYa, dowicdz sic Q
1ej ku tobie usposobieniu. Mic
jestsm tyranem, Konstancya
mole p6jsc "a glosem wtasne'
go serca, kt6re jej podyktuje
wyb6r jej godny. Powracam
M dwor krolowej "a dni pare,
a music poprzednio twa
stanowczq mie6 odpowied3,
albowiem tylko jak onarzecony
mojej corki dlu2e1 tn pozosta9
mozesz.
Zaledwie Walter opu6cil
pracownia opiekuna, przyby}a
hrabianka Konstancya i d}ugo
z ojcem rozmawiefa. Tymcza-
sem Walter niecierpliwie liczyt
minutY, ably sic doczekat jej
nadej6cia. Zupe}na W niej
poklad ufnosd. Slowa: ,mo3e
pojS6 g}osem serca" weia& mu
u uszach brzmiafy,
- Jeleli mnie tylko kocha,
to ojoiec mas ME rozlaczy,
powtarzal nieustanie. Wierzyl "
ME, jak " siebie, i pc sobie o
nie1 s9dzil.
Kr6tki wiecz6r jesienny
zapad}, slohce szkariatem oble-
walo krahce oblok6w, ksie3yc
podnosil sic ma niebie, gdy
Walter i Konstancya zeszli sic
" ceniu niebotycznych drew
parku. DID czego2 mad tenn
spotkaniem sic rozwodzi1?
Powt6rzyli sobie te cd wieczn2
opowies6' stsra jak SWAT, q Ola
kazdego nova. W pierwszem
upojeniu zebop6lnych wyznan
%zspomnieli o przysslo6ci.
= Jedyna moja, rzek} mare
szcie Walter, czy widzialas sic z
oicem, czy wiesz co miedzy
naml zaszfo.
= Wien wszystko, odrzekla
tulac sic do niego, on to
w}a6nie mnie tn przysfat.
Me roziaczy mas teraz,
ME prawda&? Me dotrzyma
grozb 1adaych?
= Walterze, o)ciec moi jest
nieugiety. Boje sic, e. iesli ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

!.salter przestsf sic ztad
wyrywaG, ca1emi dniami
rozmyslat mad srodkami
us}u1epia swej PAM, ca'eml
nocami o niei snil i msrzyf.
Pokochal ia Gaia gwa}townos
cia swego charakteru
mlodzienczYm zapalem ;wszyst
ko sic dlai W niej s~trescl}o.
postawl} ia ma oitarzu swego
serca iponlekad balwochwalcza
ukochal miloseiq. Zrazu ME
zastanawiat sic nawet, a4ali
wzajemno6c pozysks. Wlasne
uczucie jul mu do szczescia
wystarczaee zupelnie; a gdy
~zateschuit nareszcie "a ta
wzaiemnoscia, ME smia} i
s16wkien rozerwa6 snow
szczescia. Albo2 Konstancya
nieswiadom4 byfa tych uczuc?
Pamieta6 trzeba, De wzrosfa
ma divorce tych Tudor6w
ktoryoh otoczenie odznacza}o
sic zatrut4 lekkomyslno.
sofa: acz m}oda, wiedziaia
iak ma1o cenione milosG,
prawde i honor "a dni owych:
z razu bawlfa sic bezmysln'e
w2budzonemi W sercu m}odzla-
ma uczuciami, ME przewidujac.
aby ztad dian powstat mogfy
strapienia; atoli Eadto by}a
szlachetna i dobra, ably IA te)
wytrwac drodzs: coraz lepiej
poznawafa i oceniata wy3szosG
serca, kt6re podbiIa i wzajem-
ME pokochala Waltera, ME z
tax Observation-Disclosures uniesic
mem, ale z szezerem i
glebokjem uczuciem.
Hrabia Beauville odjecha}
byl do Londynu, q tymczasem
Walter Konstancya coraz
lepiej sic rozumieli, chocia&
BALDWIN wYrazem tego soble
ME przyznali.
Izabela zas coraz sic
bardziej odsuwa}a cd towarzY.
silva. Me mog}a patrzet ma
Slope zda&anie brata swego W
sidla nah zastawione przez
ehytrego opiekuna. Wnoslla
BOWEN, 4e zacheca jego
'iloic jedynie celem upoke.
ecia go da mt odmowa. Me
'obna iei bylo przypuszcza6
i ehclat dat swa ~jedynaczke
&alemu banicie, kisdy m6gl
;wietniejszych ola niej
& zwi4zkach. Me mogfa
9 Waltera u%przedzi6,
lem stosunek ich coraz
chfodniejszYm, coraz
sniaczniejsza odgradzaia ich
przegroda. Cierpiafa mad tenn,
a ME przYznawafa sic jednak
do why.
- Przeczu1am dobrze. il
tax bedzie; ME pos}uchaf rad
moich, ME chcial sic ma mnie.
opiera6; ot63 koniecsny wYnik
jego postepowania.
Hrsbia pewnego dDia wr6ci}
aiespedziewanis: W czasie
wieczerzy zrzadka sic tylko
odsywal; ale wzrok lego ofaka}
sic wcia2 cd Waltera do
Konstancyi, cd wlasnej jedy-
naczki, do syna swego
pr~zyjaciela. Wzrok ten badaw-
Guy zaklopotaf Waltera, kt6ry
~ So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-12-05

usual spokojnie 2 imieniem
Konstanoyi ma ustach.
Nazajutrz, w}asnie gdy
przemy6liwat mad sposobem
destania sic do hrabIego,
powotanym zostaf cd niego.
Zastal 60 " wtasnej pracowni,
otoczonego mn6ztwem paple
row listow, lord Beauville
posiadal bowiem Gale aaufanie
swej monarchini I mial sobie
powierzoue sprawy pahstwa.
- Wtasnie chciatem sic z
toba rozm6wi6, zawo}al do
wchodzacego. Csy wiesz,
Walterze, 1e iu& etc szes&
miesiecy z nami bawisz?
- Me moze byd? zawo@al
Waiter z%dziwionY II dopiero
sic spostrzeg}, lie i wiosn' i
lato mine}y, lie jesienne dni
nadeszfy, a jemu sic ten czas
zdawaf prze5niona cEwilka,
]emu, kt6ry tax, narzekal IA
d'ugost niezno6na i samotnost
pierwszych tvgodni.
- Dose jul czasu minefo cd
smierci twojej matki. a3sby
s'e ieszcze tlomaczyd W obec
ma kt6rej divorce sic
nie ukaza1es aotad, rzek}
hrabia. Gas JUL, abYs. przed
Lila stana} i Q iej }aski sic
osobiscie pestara}.
Albo1 moge wystap;c
pod wlasnem nazwiskiem i
tytutem mego ojca?
49, Niewatpliwie; i tytuf j
maietnos6 GAIA zachowasz,
byle5 EIzbiecie zfe3y} przysiexe
ma wiernost.
Przysiege wiernosci !?
podjet Walter. Je2sli tege
tylko potrzeba, got6w jestem
natyohmiast ia z}o&yc Z
uczuciani najprzywlasahszego
peddanego: sadzi}em dotad,
1e wvmagania by}Y stokrod
wieksze.
- Oily o przysiedse
w%spominam, rzek} hrabia,
man ma widoku ME tylko
czcze edm6wienie formu1ki,a ale
stanowcze zaliczenie sic do
tych wiernych rycerzy, kt6rzy
wyrzekaja sic wszystxiegs,
CODY mogfo przeszkodzie
zupe1nemu ich oddaniu sic M
sluzbe kr6!owei. Ci, ktorzY
wtoskiego ksiacia majs "a
wladze wylsza cd w}a;ciwego
krajowego rzadu, ME So zaiste
wiernymi i szczerymi poddanY>
mi.
Me rozumiem ciebie
milordzie. We ~wszYstkich
doczesnych sprawach bede
s}u4yl Elzbiecie Tudor: atoli
mel WARY ME odstapie nigdy,
ami nigdy przekonat sic ME
dam. iakoby klucze ;powierzone
pred wieki apostofom, miafy
dis popa;6 W rece ME wiasty.
Walter podniosl sic hardo,
jakby sposobiac sic do zapa-
sow mistrzem DID, Castle.
Hcabia utopit " MIN wzrok
przenikliwy.
- Dotad inaczsj mniema}em
Q tobie, VALERIE. Me bylem
SLEEPY ma twoj stosunek 3 moja
o6rka. Albo3 nam dzii vnosi6,
p rn;ouom IL do 1oh.u1
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-06
.SELJAH'S BODY FOUND.
Remains of the Murdered Pole
Taken From the Mis-
souri, River.
Evidence Against Anton Buckovitz
Is Growing to Be Over
WheIming.

OMAHA, NEBR., July 5.-The body Of
John Seljan, the murdered Pole, vas found
floating in the Missouri River tonight at
Vesta Springs, ten miles south Of Omaha
and near South Omaha.
The body presented an awful and repul-
siye appearance. The top of the head was
crushed in, the face was terribly bruised
and deep cash six inches long was found
in the throat The body had no coat, vest
or suspenders, all OF which articles were
found in the fatal room On the river bank
near the house.
The body was taken in charge by an un-
dertaking establishment at South Omaha,
under the direction of the Coroner. De-
tectives and friends of Selian went to
South Omaha tonight and fully identified
the body. Very little progress was made
to-day in the further detection of the Grim
inals. The detectives are satisfied that
they have all the parties who committed
the crime in the jail and claim that the
evidence duplicating Anton Buckovitz is
growing to be Indispensable and over.
yhelming.
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big giant with joyial countenance
which wears smile at all times, but at
that moment the said smile had broadened
materially. He was surrounded by little
crowd OF men whose life or death seemed
10 depend on shaking his hand and shout
ing into his ears, while the big fellow
looked as if his interest in life consisted in
his solving the puzzle OF making one pair
of hands do the work of twenty.
When matters had quoted down some
what and the chief actors in the scene had
gone to open innumerable bottles, the
questioning audience learned that the big
man was George Helm of the San Fran
cisco Schuetzen Yerein, that the little
crowd comprised his fellow clubmen, and
that the cause of rejoicing was the fact
that George had duplicated his own
record of IS made in San Francisco two
years ago, which is ''moglieh" on the man
target.
The value of this phenomenal score can
scarcely be imagined except by those who
saw the atmospheric conditions under
which the feat was accomplished. All the
weather deities were against the shooter
Jupiter Pluvius was sending down thunder
showers, old Eolus was blowing against
toe marksman in no gentle manner, and
Lux, that most essential necessary to a
sharpshooting success, was decidedly IN
generous. The score was phenomenal IN
der such circumstances, aud in addition
the Californian only commenced shooting
in earnest to-day, having fired out few
shots yesterday.
He said TO The CALL representative in
course OF conversation last night, when
commence in earnest I may show them
something" and George did, and did it
most emphatically.
A. Strecker now takes second place on
the ring with IS, and still leads on the
man with q duplicate score OF his own
record made at the Milwaukee shoot last
month-97. This score win hardly be
beaten. F. Schuester's splendid score OF
II on the honor target Columbia is still
high. and viii also take lot of beating.
Young A. II. Pape was the first man TO
make three bullseyes on the honor target
Germany during the tournament. and
holds the record so far for four consecu-
tive red flags on the point target. while his
Al on the standard is only one point below
the score, and he has made IS on the
honor target Columbia.
Strecker is considered by those whose
judgment is worth putting some faith in
10 have q very good chance for the Schuet-
zen ring prize. His average is about ISL
on the point target.
All the foregoing named have won gold
and silver medals on the point target, and
so have Blodau, Pop Ehrenpfort, Bendel,
Young, Faktor and Alpers.
Taking the standing of Californians all
around it looks as if the prophecy of the
bystanders that "those Californians will
sweep the board" would come true. In
addition to their success at the ranges the
Golden City men are winning fresh laureIs
IN popularity every day, and the general
verdict of their host of new friends is that
they are the incest crowd in existence.
Tomorrow the California delegation win
do little shooting, as they are going up the
Hudson River as the guests of the Win
chester Arms Company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-06
Ronses n,,d Shons Flooded.

FORT SCOTT, KANs-, July 5.-The
heaviest rain in this section for years fell
last night, there being q precipitation OF
I. 10 inches OF water. The Marmaton River
and Mill Creek rose rapidly out OF their
hanks and this morning q portion OF the
north side OF the town was inundated.
Families were driven from their homes
and much damage 10 property resulted.
The Missouri Pacific shops are under
water. necessitating the suspension OF
work
SALINAS, KASs., July 5.-Rain fell in
torrents here about o'clock this morning,
and as a result FIVE washouts are reported
west OF here. this side OF Ellis, and q sixth
near Manhattan. The westbound express
arrived az $40 this morning and is tied up
here, with no prospect OF getting away IN
I'll tomorrow morning.
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order, and some scores made are wonder
full The number OF competitors was
greater than at any other day since the
tournament began. The following are the
best scores made on the targets of honor
COlumbis-A. H. Merriman OF Bridgeport, 6.
V, So; L Schmidt OF Hoboken, I. s. C., 81; J.
Bender OF Newark, S. e., 81; II. Dreise of Staten
Island, 5. C., 81; D. L. Seymour OF Hartford, S.
V, So.
Germania-D. J. Peters. Miller, B. C., .; A.
Fl. Aerriman, Bridgeport, Conn, D. L. sey-
mour, Hartford, Conn, Charles Engst, Brook
Ign. and E Soft, Williamsburg, 1 each; H.
Newman, 3; {. h Chsvant, Richard Cute, J.
Bernhardt, H. Roster, C. D. Rehm and c.
Weber, 2 each.
The following scores we're made on gen.
eral prize targets:
standard-N. J. LIGHTER 46, l. Schmidt As,
Stephen J. Lyons IS, u. Grindele 40, n Seeley
II, 3. Zahn A, H. ". Pope 43, I. G. Martin 43.
King-George Helm, IS; Frank Kolb, II w.
Morris, II; Fred C. Ross, Harry Hodges, f. P.
Sehuster, II each: Gus Zimmerman, G. B.
Krauss, Charles RushheId, 20 each; H. N Pope,
W. W. Wheeler, stephen J. Lyons, r Buse, E.
J. Stephens. SO each; 6. Schhcht 6S, A. II.
Pape, So; E Aeurer, 6s; DR.. a. Peken, %.
Asn-E. B. Holster, So; B. Zahn, So; F.
Bartel. 81; A. Weitressruther, So; E. Fischer,
IS; w Boutwell,, "a: P F. Schmidt, So; N.
Grindele, 70; L. Bendel, 70; PIP. Sehuster, 70;
G. Joiner, 70; P G. Raunfelder, IS; ". NJ. Far
row, IS; E. T. Stephens. IS; H. Tuck, IS; F. A.
Wells. 70; Max Essential, 70.
Festival cups for 800 points were won by r.
Buse, a. Jungb!ut, F. D. Tavis. Gold medals
for $50 points were won By William Wheeler,
c. Weber, A. c. Wheeler, J. Eberhardt, Z. T..
Karl, H. KraQss, F. C. Ross, J. J. Jordan W.
Vorlach, Fl. F. Tuck, F. o. Young, D. L. Sey-
mour, f. Schweicher, F. II. Bendel, w. F. Baab,
II. spitz, John Gsrrick and Gus NoHsek.
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The Hfnter Eheat Crop.

TOLEDO, ONO, July 5.-During the past
five days C. A. King & Co. have received
replies from 400 reliable grain-dealers and
miIIers, covering the six principal winter
wheat States, which generally raise two
thirds OF the winter-wheat crop OF the
United States. The six States win average
about half of last years crop Michigan
and Missouri promise the best, or about
two-fhirds. Ohio will have a trife over
half crop, Indiana and Illinois 6 trife less
than half, and Kansas the worst. There
has been a small decline in the conditions
during the past month.