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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
INSURGENTS At. PINT0S
Han. to Hand Encounters With
GuerrillaS.
OFFICERS ARE PROMOTED
MaccO's forces Make IN Attack Upon
TrOcha. bur Arc Compelled TO
Retire Other News Of
tho Cuban War.

Havana. April i3.-Colonel Pintos re-
ports that his command had a fight
with n party Of insurgents under Masso
near Pozo Rcdondo, in the Havana
province. Tho engagement terminated
in hand to hand encounter in which
the rebels fought desperately with
rachetes. The result, according to
Colonel Pintos reports, was that the
rebola lost ton killed while the govern
mcnt force had only one man wounded.
"A party Of sucrrilias while foragirg
near MGtarzas encountered Z superior
force OF tho enemy and battle fol-
lowed in which six of the sucrrillas
wore killed and enc was wounded. The
column commanded By Lieutenant
Colonel Navarro came to tho assistance
of tho guorriilas and the combined gov
ernment forces routed the rcbcls.
a hand Of II gueriillas while on Il
forcging expedition in tho vicinity oc
San Antonio De Las Vegas. in the PROV
incc OF Havana. was surprised by q
parnty Of r"hel: i,W strong under the
leader Castillos. They made q brave
defense but only three OF their number
escaped, 10 being killed and one wound
3D.
It is said that Lieutenant Colonel
Debos and Captain Forshc have been
promoted Cor their valor in the recent
battle near Lochuza.
II Is reported that some Of Maceo's
forces made IN attack upon tho trOcha,
nnar tho south end of tho limo yesterday.
hut were compelled to retire by the
gunboat Almcndarcs and the launch
Darbc. aided by land force.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
HASTINGS Is FOR QUAY.
Saws the Republican Party should Give
tho Senator rs Loyai support rs Favor
itc Sons Receive from Other States.

!iar,;-hur-. Tn, April ij.-1n an in
torvicw this evening Governor Hast
inSs comes out more strongly thar
bcfcyc for Senator Quay for president
and Expresses the opinion that the Re-
publican party in rcrnayivania should
:ivc him as loyal support IS is given to
Ecc,i hy the Republicans o. his state.
- AiliaoE hy tho people OF his state,
and 10 Mckinney b. tho Buckeye.
He thinks personal engagements md
local jca.ousiss should b" lost sight of
in tho a"cat pride cf the possible oppor.
iun.ty 90 have citizens to the state Nil
tire presidential chair,
Tho governor was surprised at the ac-
tior Of tho Center county convention in
crdorsinn Mckinley. and he thinks 1t
was at afrcr-1aougnt growing out OF
tho disappointment over Congressman
Arrcid'S irccat. i I1cllofNntc roliti-
cian here tonight says the C2rter coun-
~ dclc-ctcs are uninstructcd and arc
for tyl;aS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
Weather indications Today:
Fair; Warm; Soutterly Wirds.

Carlisle on tho Currency.
Fatal Powder Explosion.
Latest News from Havana.
Exciting Time at II Missouri Conven.
ton.
1Iasting II for Quay.
. Days Doinrs in Congress.
Market and Stock Reports.
) LocaO-Arson. Case on Trial.
Grand and Petit Jurors for May and
June.
Editorial.
Mckinley Luck.
Holmes Latest.
) LocaD-Shot Through the Brain.
a Days Social Events.
Mayor Bailey viii Withhold Appoint
ments.
Charged with Stealing Electricity.
6 (Story)-"Thc Cost of His Head"
The Business Outlook.
Z UocaD-SuhIyhan News.
Scranton OFT on Its Trial Trip.
News Up ard Down the Valley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
SOUND MONEY AT FARGO.
Republican Convention Instincts for Me-
kinlcy and PrOfcctiOn.

Fargo, N. D., April 15.-At the Re-
publican statc convention today the
sound money mon carried the conTon-
tion. $50 t. 40. Tho result VI the con-
vcntiOn is regarded as = serious blow
to- Hanshorougs' hoocs OF succeeding
himself as United States senator next
winter. Tho platform irstructs its dell
cratcs for Mckinley. declares in favor
OF protection and reciprocity. in favor
of III" election Of senators by direct vote
of the people. derounccs che Democrats
by increasing the public debt. expresses
sympathy for Cuba, and on the flnan-
cial question says:
The Republicans Of North Dakota
arc united in the demand for honest
money. We arc unaltcrably opposed to-
any scheme that will give to this cour-
try a dcnrcciltcd or debascd currency.
Wc favor tho use of silver as currency.
but to tn" cxtcnt only and under such
restrictions that IT'S parity with gold
can be maintained. We are Therefore
opposed to tho free and unlimited coin
age of silver until it can be arranged
by international agreement"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
AGAINST COMMON LAW WIVES
Assembly Passes MIR. Kempncr's dill
Without Debate.

Albany. April l5.-Among the bills
passed by the assembly without debate
or dissent and nut on tho calendar Of
tho senate today Is one introduced by
Mr.. KcmDner practically doing away
with common law marriages. 1t pro-
vides that neither party to Il marriage
hereafter contracted in this state with
out solcmnization by a minister or mag
istratc, or some person authorized by.
statute, shall be entitled to any rights
Of property. succession or administra-
tion by virtue Of such marriage. nor
alimony or counsel foes in proceedings
involving such marriage, unless some
note or memorandum Of such marriage
NE in writing and subscribed by the
party to- such marriage or whose estate
il sought to be changed or affected
thereby.
Nothing herein contained" says the
bill, 'shall affect any marriage entered
into between members Of the sect
known as Quakcrs, nor the legitimacy
Of children, nor the application OF the
law as to bigamy."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.
Preparing for tho State Convention at
Trenton

Trenton. n. j., April 15.-The Re.
publican state convention for tho cleo
ton Of delegates to the st. Louis con-
vcntion will be held i'll Taylor Opera
house in this city at noon tomorrow.
In anticipation OF tho event. the hotels
arc. crowded with politicians tonight,
the more conspicuous ones present be-
ing Senator William ]. Sewell. Cover.
nor Grigss. congressman Gardner ana
Parker, ex-Congrcssmcn Kcan and Bu-
chanan. Elias Ward. Franklin Murphy
and Garrett a. Hobart. who is candi-
date for vioe-president Of the United
States. Senator Stokes. OF Cumbcr-
land. will rrcsidos ovor tho convention
and tho temporary secretaries will he
John y. Foster, j. Herbert Potts and
A. s. Barber. The delegates to St.
Louis will hc Senator Sc%oll. eS-Con.
glessman Kcan. G. A. Hobart and
either Franklin Murphy or Elias Ward
Tho state committee were in session
the greater part Of the night discussing
propositions for recommendations to the
committee on resolutions. Tho fea-
| lures Of tho platform will he planks en-
dorsing protection and hard money.
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KILLED HER HUSBAND.
Mrs. Lizzio Kane Becomes Widow hy
tho Aid Of % Knife.

Philadelphia, April i5.-John Kane,
aged d years. was stabbed to death by
his wifc Lizzie, aged 40 years. about
o'clock this morning at their home, 534
Lombard street. The woman is in GUS
tody. 1t is stated that Kane and his
wife became involved in an alteration
during which the woman seized the
knife from the kitchen table and aimed
q vicious lungc at her husbands breast.
He stepped asid" and received the blow
In his groin. An artery was severed
and he died almost instantly.
Kane kept cheap restaurant which
was frcqucnted by blacks and whites
of 4 low class. Both Kane and his wife
were frequently arrested for drunken
ness. They quarrcled yesterday and
Kane had his wife arrested. She spent
the night in tho station house. and
upon returning to her homo this morn
ing the quarrel was renewed, which re-
suited in the fatal stabbing. which was
done in full view Of u half dozen fire.
Quenters Of the place.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
WHAT THEY DESIRE.
Denver Democrats Will Demand Rcstora.
tiOn Of Silver.

Denver Col. April 1.-THE delegation
selected ny the Democratic state con-
vontion held in this city today to rcp-
resent the party in the national con-
vcntion ut Chicago, carry with them
hut one resolution that being demand
for the restoration Of the coinage of
silver. Tho chairman OF the delegation.
tho -Hnn--G TkhelRsasss e # teff,-hefft;t,;
nominated by acclamation. declared in
an impassionod speech that unless this
issue he accepted by the national con-
vcntion he would Immediately resign
his seat in that convention.
This sentiment wa5 received with
such hearty applause that it is sup
posed the other members of the delega-
ton will feel bound to do likewise.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
RECEPTION TO DEFENDERS.
GriEzlcd Veterans OF the First Five Com
panics Stop nt Harrisburg.

Harrisburg. Pa. Arril 1j.-It was n
great reception which tfc people of
Harrisburg gave the first defenders this
evening. These grizzlcd veterans OF the
first five companies which responded to
President Lircoln's call In 1861 are
bound fer Washington over the same
route which they Travelled twenty-five
years go. and after spendinE a night
in Harrisburg they will start for Ealti-
moro or q special train tomorrow morn
ing 1T go Governor Hastings will ac-
company tho party.
Upon tho arrival of tho defenders ut
Gl5 this evening they were escorted 10
tho court house by tho military organi-
zations and Grand Army of the ReNub-
lie posts and welcomed in speeches b.
Governor Hastings and Mayor Pattcr-
son. A reception was later given them
b. Governor end Mrs. Hastings at the
executive mansion About hundred
Of the survivors are here. Preparatiops
have bcen made for a reception at Bal
timore tomorrow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
FOR REED AND M'KlNLEY.
Republicans at Worcester Akout Evenly
Divided in Opinion.

Worcester. Mass, April 1.-THE
Third congressional district Republi-
can convention was held in this city to-
day. The delegates chosen to the na-
tional Republican convention at ST.
Louis are Hon. NJ. Y. Z. Jefferson; Of
Worcester. and Albert Z. Smith, Of
Leicester
After the delegates and aiternatcs
had been elected IN attempt to in.
struct them failed to be carried by q
decisive vote 1t looked as though the
DELEGATES worc about crenly divided as
between Eccd and Mckinley. It is un-
dcrstood that Mcssrs. jefferson and
Smith will vote first for Mr.. Feed. hut
that Mckinley is q quick second choice.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
SPANS ELECTION,
Conservatives Returned in Larger
Majority.

Madrid, Anil 1.-THE election re-
turns to date show tho parties to be
divided as follows: Conservatives s.
Liberals 81. Dissidcnt Conservatives 5.
Independents II. Carlists 10 and Repub-
leans ). OWING to Irregularities in
Madrid. the presidents Of the Electoral
bIreauN havc boon fined 100 rcsctas
each. Fints have also hccn inflicted
upon the T'ir"ruiicrs Tho Liberals
elected in Madiid think Of rcsigning..'
In connection with the suit for libel
against the marquis Of Cabrinana. who
WAS instrumental il exposing -alinaeei
municipal corruption. and whc. as q rc-
suit. is being prosecuted by the munici-
p:l councillors. thc marquis has been
ordered to find bail. but It is believed
he will prefer to 60 to prison.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
KENTUCKY A. u. AS.
They Decide TO Trown on tho Candidacy
Of Mckinley.

Louisville. Ky. April l5.--In speech
ut Linton hall this morning Chairman
]. II. Stephens Of tho national advisory
beard OF the American Protective as
sociation. stated that the Catholic
church vas backing Mckinley with the
hone Of killing American Protective
associationism in the Republican party
in the event OF McKiIley's success.
: ffhr state adrisory board OF the Amer
lean Protective association hold q meet
ing at noon AID it was decided that It
would b. hest for tho American Pro-
tcctive association delegates to tho Rr-
publican convention not to vote to on
dcrse the candidacy Of either Bradley
or MCElnlcy
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
VICTORY FOX BRADLEY.
Defeats Mckinley on the Soil Of Old
kcntnckv.


Louisville. ~. April 1.-THE Erad-
ley and Mckinley forces locked horns
hero today ror control Of tho state dol
cgation 10 the st. Louis convention. and
the iigh: cndc1 in q decisive victory
for Bradley
Tho morning was spent in wirc pull
ing, When tho convention met at go
O'Clock. tho Bradley forces ut once cap
turcd the tcnnorary orga nisation and
whom the various committees gave q
governor q majority tho Mckinley mon
gave ur all hope of sending Il doicga-
tion to .hc St Louis convention in
stuctcd Tor .hc Ohio man. In the ovc-
ring session i: was evident to- every
body that tho convention would go over
to II second day
Tho committee on resolutions re-
rnaincd in session till late hour and
adjourned till tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock without agreeing on q report
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
MURDERED HIS WIFE.
Crime Of Jealous Young


ShocEin: Crime Of Jealous Young
Ncw Yorker.
New Tork. April lj.--Trodcrick MGR
rick. 2S years old. this morning mur-
dercd his wife. Ida. while she was
asleep in their apartment at 70 South
Fifth street. Williamsburg. and then
committed suicide He shot his wife
in the head and breast and sent hui.
let through his brain. Eoth died q few
minutes after the shooting.
Merrick murdered his wife in the pres
ercc Of their only child, q boy nearly {
gears old. The scene Of tho shooting
was a fashionable apartment house
known as the Bcllairc. Mc,ricks neigh.
bors knew little about him or his fem.
lily. Merrick was insanely jealous.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
HANDED HIM A PITCHFORK.
Donvcr Democrats Honor Senator Till
man, Of South CarOlinn.

Denver April Ex-senator Tillman.
who arrived in Denver yesterday. and
who Will address the Democratic state
convention this evening, vas rendered
q reception last evening at the Brown
Palace hotel.
A large crowd greeted the senator
who after being presented with y
pitchfork made from gold ana silver
taEHn from the mines Of Colorado. by
T. Il. Holden. in behalf OF the Tillman
ciub, made short address, which was
received with applause. MIR. Tiiiman
then shook hands with several thous-
md pcoDle
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
JEALOUS WIFE'S CRIME.
A Boston Woman Shoots Her Husband
in the Rack.

Boston. April l5-Iamos II. Andrews
property man at the Hanover Street
Nickciodeon. lic.; in critical condition
1T the city hospital. shot in the back
BY his jealous wife.
After tho last performance last night
Mrs. Josephine Andrews entered the
Nickclcdcon and told hcr husband she
wished to see kitty" Connors, a va
riety performer VINO was in tho dress
ing room. AS Lndrcw; turned toward
the dressing room his wife fired, tho
shot striking him in tho lover part OF
tho back and probably fatally injuring
him,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
TIE PROCTOR MEMORIAL.
Stops to Secure International Cooper
ntiOu for n Fig Observatory

Chicago, April Ia. II. Isham, Of
San Francisco. second vice-prcsident of
tho Worlds Proctor Memorial associa-
tion. Is at tho Great Northern. Mr..
lsham is on his way to Belfast. Ire
land. to confer with Mrs. Proctor. the
widow Of the astronomer, Richard a.
Proctor. ard will visit Washington in
the interest Of the great project Of
erecting the largest astronomical OBJ
scrvatory in the world on tho summit
OF Mount San Miguel, near San Diego,
Cal
This observatory is to be an intcrna-
tionai ono. and Mr.. Isham's visit to
Washington will be to call upon repre-
scntativcs Of the various governments
to secure thcir corporation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
PROHIBITION DELEGATES.
State Representatives Selected mt iinrris-
burg Yesterday

Harrisburg. "a, APRIL 1.-THE state
delegates werc chosen by tho Prohihi-
ton county committee today:
Rcr. W. i. Cransror. John A. Iiart-
man, T.. Fl. Enc,c, Frank Fcccman Ed
win Bowers. II. w. Brown. Of uarris-
burg: W. j. t. Collins. Midilctown:
Rev. ]. II. Stouffcr. Elizabethvillc: Will
lia,r Given. Stcciton; w. Fl. Alien, Will
Jamestown; r. Il. Shopc. Hunmels-
town; a. D. Zimmc, imam. Williams
town; j. c. Davis. Wiconieco.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
Ice Nicl.s IN Vermont.

Richford Vt. April l5.-Thc water IS
very high in the MississiQuoi river and
great da a1ayc has boo ndonc in PLACES. The
mills and factories at Enosburg Falls arc
ENDANGERED. Grave fears are cntcrtinc.l
for tho safety Of the mills and factories
here. Tho ice is melting rapidly on the
hills Ihetc II Ia voly thick.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
llcrd.On Collision

Meadviiie. Pa. .ATrii ia head-on col.
iision occurred between tvp trains on
tho Now York, Pennsylvania ard Ctio
road near Geneva Pa. shortly before noon
today. Enginccr Patrick Kerr Was killed.
Instantly. 4 fireman and . brakeman arc
missing. Details have not yet been asccr-
toincd
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
They Demand Mckinney.

Omaha. Mob. April i5.-Thc Republican
state convention was called to order CO 5
o'clock this evening. Tho resolutions do.
clared in favor OF gold and wore adopted.
In the platform was this plank. This ia
tho year Of the people ana the people de-
mand that their great champion. William
Mckinley. shall be nominated and elect ed
pre- sidcnt Of the United States.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
Ilcrnjd,s Wcnthcr Keror,

New York, April iG.-Horald weather
forecast: In the Middle states today
clcar. alightiy. warmer and fresh to ligh,
prevail. On Friday, fair weather and nh.
normally high temperature will prevail
with fresh southerly winds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
Tor Free Coinage.

Columbus, o.. April l5.-The National
MINI WORKERS. convention today adopted
: resolution declaring in favor OF the free
silver at the ratio OF lC 10 withou. con-
sulting with any other nation
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
Iustus Sillimnu Dcad.

Mitchell Silliman. Of this city, died sud.
denly this afternoon, aged Ga years. He
had bcen professor of mining engineering
and graphics at Lafayette college since
1871. He leaves q widow and two children
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
CHILI'S CREDIT SHAKY.
Belief That England May Bc Asked tt
ArSitrptc BOUNDARY Disputc

London, April iS.-Thc Times has a
dispatch from Santiago de Chilli which
says that it is believed thcrc that both
Chit and Argentina will agree that
ENGLAND shall arbitrate the boundary
dispute between them. The dispatch
adds:
THE financial situation Of Chilli Is se-
rious owing to the want Of confidence.
Gold Is being exported or boarded and
the petition Of the banks to the govern
ment Tor assistN ~ has been refused" !"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
Cbcn.cd tho IJoNcm,N,

Columbus, o., April lj.--Charlcs Morris,
n colorcd nan, who vas sentenced a few
days ayo TO be hanged and had not yct
been removed to tho state prison, commit
ted suicide In tho Jail at Terr this morn
ing by cutting his throat from ear to ear
with n razor
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Receiver for Insurance Company.

Williamsrort, Pa. April ij.--Tho Will
Transport Fire Insurance company today
arkcd for the appointment of q receiver.
Tho liabilities are about 5000 The coin-
pany expects to realize from $4,000 to s9o-
900 from assessable policies. The company
was in business about two years.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
Treasury Gold Reserve.

Washington, ,April'lS.-Tkc treasury gold
reserve MT the close OF business today
stood ut $i2G.6i649i. Tho withdrawals for
the day were SaG3.J00
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
IT WAS A FATAL "NAP.S
Massachusetts Man Drowned Sleeping
on River B0nE

Springfield. Mass. April 1.-The
body OF Frank Dun. siglc. Of Milton.
eague. was found on tho river bani. In
West Springfield this evening.
Dunn had evidently lain down On the
river bank ana falling asleep while the
river was rising Mas drowned.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
PEARL BRYAN CASE.

Young Wood Discharged for Lack Of Evil
dcncc Against Him.
Cincinnati, April 15.-Wncn tho case
Of William Wood. charged a. an accom-
piice in tho murder OF Pcari Bryan. was
called today, the prosecuting attorney
said the state had no evidence to war;
rant q trial.
Judge Gregg dismissed the case.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-16
4OS SPRUCE STREET.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR NOVELTIES,
MISSISSIPPI RISING.
,nsidcrablc Damage TO Property in
san .u,

Little Fails. Minu.
Little Falls, MINI, April 1.-THE
Missouri river at this point has risen
considerably. and has done great dam
ago IN this vicinity.
4 large jam OF logs and ice carried
away the Mississippi bridge. about
twelve miles above this place, and an
other jam destroyed several hoorr
piers OF the Pine Tree company above
this city.
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- vc have EoT to transact tre cuisines.
OF the country, provided there should Is
any business to transact
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COIN WOULD FLuCTUArE.

Gold coins would a. once become n CON-
modify and would be bought and solu BY
Spectators in the market Just as they
were during tho war when we had depcc-
ciatcd paper currency. Tho value of the
silved dollar would fiuctuatc from day TO
and fall of the commercial price of The
bullion contained In it. as the Mexican
dollar does now. and the premium on The
gold dollar would of course iluctuatc TO
the same extent thus atfording an oppor-
tunity to bullion brokers and spectators
to buy and sell it at n profit. Ii would
cease 10 be usedhs money. because no man
would pay his debt in gold dollars, or in
paper rcdecnablc In gold dollars. worth
100 cents, when tho law permitted him TO
pay il in silver dollars worth only IL or
52 cents each. The sudden withdrawal Of
s6lOOOO.QOO from tho volume of currency
in the country would undoubtedly produce
q financial and industrial disturbance far
more disastrous TO the interests of labo.'
than has ever pccn experienced in our
history. ard no man who has a particle Of
sympathy for workingmen and women and
| tho possibility Of such a calamity witn-
ont feeling that 1t is his duty. whether
| he occupies a public or private station.
| to employ ovcry honorable means Mt his
command to avert It,
While the sudden expulsion Of $500, 900 oON
| In gold from our stock Of money wonld
itself be sufficient to create y lina ncial dis
turbance unparalleled In the history OF
| this or any other country the situation
would be very greatly aggravated by the
fact that the purchasing power OF all tho
remainder OF our currency would be sud-
have only about two-thirds as much cur
rency as we have now, and at. the same
| time 1t would be so deprecated In valuc
that It would require about twice as much
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nou,cllc and Diueicy Endorsed.

Portland, Me, April 15.-Congressma
Boutellc and Dinglcy were renomlnate
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1T WAS NO LOVE FEAST.

S News Up ard Down the Valley.