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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25

The treasurer OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad company sent abroad $9S5,0O0
20 meet May dividends and interest on
foreign held securities of hat road.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25

The five largest cities in Switzerland
are Zurich, with 10000 inhabitants;
Geneva, 10000; Basic. $4,000; BerIe,
$500; Lausanne, &c. 0O
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25
Passen.

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25

A Spanish patent covers Spain and
all the Spanish colonies that are not
held by Insurgents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25
Murd

Ilicago, June
ia murder
Essrdant myst,
the pole,
LII the Chlca
the victim
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theory tnait
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childr
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25
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(sesasstantinopl,
from d,
fuses s,sss have re,
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25

st. Louis. June 1s-The Republican pa
tional convention nailed their principles 10
the mast heads and placed In command OF
the ship which is 10 bear them on TO ior-
tune or disaster in November. their popular
idol, William Mckinley of Ohio ana "ai-
rett 4. Hobart of New Jersey.
But there was mutiny abroad, and at the
last moment before the lines were cast on
part OF the crew who had shipped III
many voyages refused TO subscribe
TO the new shipping articles ana
walked down the gang plank. The
convention was held In session for ten
hours 10 accomplish the work cut out Tor
IL. and several different times was tragic,
dramatic and inspiring, Fully 1000 peo-
pie were in the vast audience 10 hiss or
cheer by turns. The bolt OF the silver men
from the West was fully discounted, but u
nevertheless furnished the most dramatl
incident of the day. Led by Senator Tell
CIR. they had yesterday declared their in-
tention Cf r~efusiTg to subscribe 10 the gold
plank in the platform, hut to-day after
Senator Telle" had made his final appeal 10
the convention not 10 take the step which
would drive him and his colleagues out
from the ranks of the party, which In the
past had honored them and they had de-
lighted TO serve. and the convention had
voted--SlS IL TO los 1-2-to stand by the
gold declaration in the platform, they left
the convention hall.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25
Eiremen,. Tcsrsrs.ss.s,

London, June %. na ID
gathering of hremen an' dspl
to-day to meet the fereh rlssg
to the international iire MA d |
ament when Is beins sts5l
From the Charing Cross VA %
were conducted with Da hsII.
ner to tournament nr q
Portugal. Italy. Gerrasenta
United States are repi
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25
Mckinley Nominated.

Ii was q foregone conclusion that Nc
Kinley would be nominated by the pentup
enthusiasm of the friends Of the Ohio
candidate which found full vent. The
speech Of Baldwin Of Council Bluffs, nom
inatirG Allison; OF Senator Lodge nominal
ing Reed; OF Hastings nominating Quay.
and of Depew nominating Morton, were
elCquCrt and mastery efforts, and were
received with the greatest enthusiasm by
their respective supporters: but the nonli-
nation of Mckinley, by Foraker. turned
the convention into bedlam. Save for the
wild tumult that followed Senator. VOL
colts speech placing Blaine in nomination
at Minneapolis, four years ago, the dem
onstrdtion which occurred to-day has had
no parallel in Republican national conven-
tions, at least in length.
j. Madison Vance of Louisiana and y.
III. Alexander Of Alabama seconded Nc
Kinley's nomination and declared that the
South would be for protection and sound
money.
AT twenty-four minutes before 5 the roll
call was begun. No vote was cast by
Colorado. The vote OF Florida was chal-
lenGed by a colored man, who stood on n
chair, but was unable TO catch the chair
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The st. Paul encamphas II
tee on transportation ,om u' rsa
the arrangements for ~"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-06-25
MKINLEy CONGRATULATED.

Totals. ...... 922 1854 2sO5 30 3 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Telegraphic Briefs.

London.-The British ship Sierra Par
rma, Captain Wisbart, bound for Ran
COON, has been wrecked on tho Maldivc
Islands, and all hands have been lost.
New York-Judge Lawrence. In the SUI
preme Court, signed an order committing
Thomas Q. Seabrooke the actor, 10 jail
for contempt Of court for failure to pay
almony OF so a week and counsel fee
OF 500 20 his wife, Eva Croix Seabrooke,
who has brought an action OF separation
against him. charging him with cruel ana
inhuman treatment.
Montgomery, Ala.-C. S. Harris. being
intoxicated, went TO the house OF John
Harris, his nephew, IN Jesup, called him
out Of the house. provoked a quarrel with
him, and fired two shots at him from his
pistol. neither OF which took eject, John
Harris then shot at his uncle four. times,
striking him each time. and from the
effects Of which wounds he will die.
New Bloomfield, Pa.-The Newport De-
post Bank closed its doors In March,
1896. owing its depositors about sS0ooo.
Efforts to compromise with the depositors
having failed. on information OF Jacob D.
Super a warrant was issued for the ar
rest Of Thomas II. Milllgan, the presi-
dent; J. II. Irwin, the cashier, and Henry
Il. Bechtel. DR.. William II. Cisna, DR..
II. o. Orris. Silas Wright and Charles
Troutman, directors, they being charged
with embezzlement in having received de-
posits when they knew the bank was In
solvent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

end OF Yezo. Mombctsu. and Nubetsu'
From Yubetsu IL will 20 en-, taxing upon
mountains GOO or 700 feet high, ana
continue over the ocean some hundreds
OF miles. and then vanishing.
Within this long. hundredmile wide
belt OF darkness several observing parties
viii take their stand at different points,
but the scientists cannot have as many
points OF observation as they would Ike
because OF the vast inaccessible stretches
OF Siberia. -.
French. German. and italian astrono-
rners VIII probably make observations
from Norway and Finland, very hkeiy
near Varanger Fiord, at Nadso, anu
Vardo IN Finland. The eclipse there
viii be shorter than at Nezo. The
chances for q clear sky are about the
same at the several places.
The advance in photography and i'm
provemnts devised by Professor TODD n
the mechanism for photographing celestial
phenomena multiply the glimpse several
hundred fold. Professor Todd has ar
ranged a mechanism by which he can
connect as many telescopes and cameras
as he may please, and can control their
operations rs Photographic apparatus. lie
can load tlo huge machine with hundreds
OF plates. so placed In a revolving par
rel thai rs fast as az exposure IS made
new plate comes into the focus. he ex-
meets 20 operate thirty telescopes and TO
bring back 800 10 100 or possibly more,
photographs. He will make the photo
.,raphs of the corona and total eclipse Tor
pictorial purposes, and to measure the IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
THE KENTUCKY popuLrsrs.
They Are Against Endorsement OF
Chicago Action.

PADUCAH, KY, July 2O.-The Populist
State Convention met here to-day. L. X.
Taylor, of Paducah, was elected tempo
rary chairman.
In speech thanking the convention for
the honor, Mr.. Taylor said that the Popu-
lists had forced the Democrats into Popu-
lism and had forced them % nominate
Bryan
The temporary organization was made
permanent. The Committee on Resolu-
tons reported as follows:
Resolved by the Peoples party OF Ken
lucky Gin convention assembled), l., The
Peoples party Of Kentucky Is unalterably
opposed 10 the endorsement by the ma
tonal convention OF the Peoples party at
ST. Louis OF the Democratic platform and
ticket nominated at Chicago.
- We are decidedly opposed to nomi-
mating any man for any Office who will
not endorse and advocate q straight Popu-
list platform. We believe IN honest, cour-
ageOus, straightforward adherence 10 all
the principles Of our party, and the pre-
servation OF our organization In this crisis
OF our party, o. be the wisest and the best
policy 10 be pursued by our convention at
st. Louis, both for our country and for
our party.
20. We favor a union OF oil reform
forces on an honorable basis II one pre-
serving intact the organization and prin-
pies OF the Peoples party can be devised.
This may be done by an equitable division
OF electors, and not by surrender OF fu-
SION"
The report was adopted by a vote Of go
10 iJ7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Lee the Popular Hero.
diapers Weekly)


Louisiana has decided 10 make January
18th. General Robert =. Lees birthday
public holiday. The idea OF Observing
special day in commemoration or me
mento Of the Southern Confederacy was
proposed only a few years ago but II mas
mel with universal favor through the
south. A convention Of Confederate
Veterans suggested June Sd as proper
hOlida, IL being the birthday or Itesl-
dent .ferson Davis. the head and 'front.'
Of "the Lost Cause" But the people seem
TO take a different view of the matter
and 10 have selected a different hero.
only one state, Florida. has accepted the
suggestion Of the veterans ana mace
June 90 "ConfederTe-Day,' while LOUIS
lama Is the fifth to select Lees birthday
instead: and this selection is the more
marked because Jefferson Davis was wen
known I'm New Orleans, was frequent
resident here. and his permanent home
Beauvoir. Is practically q suburb OF the
city. Louislanas action has probably set
tied the matter. and 'Confederate-Day
will commemorate Lee instead OF DAVIS
as the ideal southern hero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

What IN anomaly This great republic
the glory OF the whole earth. in bondags
10 gold bugs and the minions OF kingsi
We can't pension the widows OF brave
soldiers who lost their lives In the eoun-
trys defence. We must live by borrowing
or begging. a few men In New York
american citiZens) withhold their aid
when poor men, who gave their lives In
patriotic devotion, lie In unmarked graves,
Something IS rotten In Denmark. The
young David OF the West VIII lead uf
against the boastful Goliahs OF Mammon
He will unbind the manacled limbs OF
fair and chaste Columbia To and al
'em. 20 true men, North and South! We
teach not French communism. IL was OF
hell. We teach Heavens communism.
the rich gladly helping the poor. each
w. w. y.
Richmond July - 1896
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

Sow TUE WORK WILL BIr DONE.
feusitv of the corona and the light n
every part.
Professor Todd took with him both re-
neofne and rcfracting telescopes. Inc
largest is rejecting telescope with
1o-inoh speculum, which viii form an
IMAGE of The sun, 81 inches I'M diameter
fifteen feet away.
The greatest interest I'm the expedition
centres in the photographs 20 be made
OF the corona the wonderfully beauu-
ful halo OF silverv radiance which is Who'll
lv different from what we call sun
light. and is only 10 be seen when the
sun IS On eclipse 1t is so beautiful and
impressive that the most appreeiative or
astronomers has said that. while per
hans only an astronomer could understand
the possibilities Of its s. gnihcance, only a
poet could describe fits Story
1t is a luminous appcndaee OF the sun,
q nlamentous hrilliancy which. when the
dark shadow OF the moon completely OBJ
scures ,he solar orb, bursts out I'm
flashes and scintillant waves beyond the
dorkonc3 circle. II seems in some way
70 De connected with the sun spots. Ihe
spots arc most numerous about every
eleven year, and are fewest about I'VE
years aftcrward.
When the spots are many the solar
corona bursts out strongest in. ourving
rays AT each end Of the lateral diameter
Of the lunar shadow. and there is little
of the peculiar radiance at the ends OF
the vertical diameter. When the spots
arc fowest there is more briniancy above
end below. and comparatively little ~
the sides Of the shadow. The moon mas
nothing TO do with the corona.
Before leaving New York professor
!. of
epectroscope and poarscope, test and
ana1vze the radiance Of the beautiful sil-
,,e,-, lieht that forms the corona, and try
10 ind out Just what II is and whether
~ Is due 10 the radiation Of solar energy
Aside from the interest taken IN thi'
FOR the pure love OF science there Is a
practical side to (. all"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
BATTLESHIP TEXAS.
IN Commission Nov, and 10 Join Ad-
miFal Buncs'S Fleet.
FIRST DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Congressman Jones I'm All Probn-
bIlity to he Nominated and He
EIectcd-Trip Down the Potomac
Personal and Postal Notes.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July @.-(sDe-
cial.)--In naval circles and in the Navy
Department interest again centers in the
battleship Texas, which is to go INTO
commission to-day. and will join Admiral
Bunce's feet at Tompkinsville some time
during the week. After her preliminary
trial some months ago 1t was found that
the hull and auxiliary machinery Of the
ship were defective, and as a result Of an
inspection by a board OF naval officers
she was ordered by Secretary Herbert TO
the Norfolk navy-yard TO have her bot
tom deck-plates and supports strengthen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

to which place he removed from the
West. lie is a first cousin OF the late
General L. S. Grant. and by his urbane
and courteous demeanor made many
friends here.
Mr. Alexander b. Wells. formerly ex-
tensively engaged in the manufacture OF
NJ. Lyon and the late Lewis Henry
Frayser, Is confined 10 hs home on
Church Hill by n sickness which has
long troubled him, and fgom which his
friends, who are many. fear the most
serious results. Mr.. Wells was once a
leading and prosperous citizen here, and
n Mason OF high degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
THE COCKADE CITY.
A Youth Observation-Disclosures His
ApDenI-Iiicycle Notes.

PETERSBURG, VA, July O.-(SpeciaL)
Samuel T.. aged about 10 years. eldest
son of Lieutenant Robert S. Chandler,
OF the police corps, was drowned Sunday
afternoon i'm the new city reservoir.
This reservoir Is located in Dinwiddie
county. about one mile from the city.
and has been place of pleasant re-
sort for many of our people After at
tending Sunday school and church, Mas
ter Chandler and a companion Of like age
went out 10 the reservoir, ard u was
while playing on the waikway Of the
hank that the former fell into the lake.
The alarm given by his companion
brought u couple OF gentlemen who
were near by TO the spot, but they were
not in time 10 render assistance. The
water is very deep and the little fellow
had sunk out Of sight. The body was
subsequently recovered. and The funeral
took place this afternoon from Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
In tho Hastings Court to-day John
Thweatt (colored). VINO had appealed
from the decision Of the Mayor fining
him SO and costs for assault and so
and costs for carrying concealed
weapons. withdrew his appeal. The
Court thereupon affirmed the decision Of
the court below, with the additional costs
incurred.
In several indictments for alleged I'M
lawful gaming uolle prosequies were en-
tered by reason OF the act of the General
Assembly giving justices jurisdiction in
cases OF misdemeanor.
BICYCLE NOTES.
Messrs. W. Z. Stevens, w. L. Rahily,
W. /. Spain and X. W. Harris, well
known whee.men Of this city. rode down
10 Norfolk on their bicycles yesterday,
arriving at their destination about 5
o'clock. They found the roads rather
heavy for good riding. ard returned
home last night on the Trilby excursion
train.
cycle Club has received a letter from
the Official Handicapped OF Virginia for
the League Of American Wheelmen. I'm
which inquiry is made as 10 whether
or not the recent races az the New
Market course near this city were held
under the sanction OF the national or
oanization. and II So by whose authority.
THE letter also states that IL the races
dId not receive the sanction OF the ma
tional organization. the members OF the
cockade Club would be debarred from
nartlcipation in any race held under
national rules. The secretary replied that
the races were rot sanctioned by the
National League. but made explanation
which will doubtless be satisfactory. An
ntns- race will be held in August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Personals and Briefs.

United States Senator Thomas S. Mar
tin q in the city.
Nessrs. Willie and Gus. SchwartzchiId.
are summering at Ocean View.
Mfr. C. L. Babcock, OF Charles City
county. was in the city yesterday.
Senator w. b. McIlwaIne, Of Peters
burg. was in the city yesterday
Mr.. James T.. Goode, who has been
quite sick, was able to go out driving
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Boykin have re-
turned from a delightful weeks stay at
Old Point.
Mrs. John II. Traylor. Miss Cora and
Mester Jesse Traylor. OF Church Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
yireinin River Channels.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 2O.-Maior
Charles Allen reports that q depth Of s
feet has now been secured in the Kappa
hammock river. Va. as far as Fredeficks-
burg. and feet over all the lower bars
I'm the river. He says constant dredging
Will be needed 10 maintain the present
depth In the upper river. on account or
sand deposited by high freshets. During
the year. by dredging the channel In YORK
river. Va. was deepened TO 2 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
COSTLY sun GLIMPSE.
SCIENTISTS Travel 10000 Miles to Sec
an Eclipse.
ISIS ONLY TWO MINUTES.
a, Interesting Event-Frofcssor
rodd Expects To Take 400 thoto-
,,,. on n Parkway japanese
t.Innd-NOtcs.


~o obtain two.minute glimpse OF the
GU. ,... chat orb IS in eclipse few
......t. vu have made journey Of
,..- .so miles. md spent about Aoe'.
rf.t should happen TO be cloudy az the
...... limo that ttc face OF the sun is
,...mol tle scientists win have made the
annoy. erut The mo. ey. and gives %
bard 0ofs for othine. Even the
,.-..o.t rambler would hesitate 90 accept
such desperate chances.
ln tte MIDDLE OF the afternoon OF sum
day. August gtn next the sun VIII pc ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

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Dodgers. ETC.. printed by the Dispatch
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inferior work, Send US your orders and
We will guarantee satisfaction In ever
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
lie Understood.

UnulanapUHa JOuINdII
The Teacher: Now. an altrust Is one
VINO Is willing to subjugate his own inte-
rest 10 the interest OF his fellow-men. Does
any little boy here understand what an
The Kid: Yes'm. A altrulst is a feller
that makes a sacrifice hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21

The Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association. Chamber OF Commerce
building, has money to lend on frst-class
city real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
Richmond. July IS. 1896.

The Old Dominion Building and Loan
Association, Chamber OF Commerce
Building. has money TO lend on first-ciass
city real estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-21
, WASH GOODS.

Dimities. Lawns, and ,Jaconets, all
y this seasons styles, former price,
12ibc, clearance price, l-5c.
p An Of our Imported Sdr, Dim n1ies 5 ana
scotch fappets, all this seasons
y STYLES, 70 new styles Just received,
former price, 40 and Soc, clearance
Striped zephyrs. Light and Fine,
y former price. 30 clearance price, lsc.
Shrunk +. K, I'm Pink, Blue, and
y Tan. former price, S5c., clearance price,
n 10 2-3c
y Dotted Grass Linen, all new styles.
former price. 80 and 6Oc., clearance
Remnants of lawns. Dlmites. and
y Jaconets, In lengths from 10 Sards.
former price. l2i2 10 20, ana -1c. a
y yard. clearance price, DC. yard.
/ sHIRT-WiISTs.
y All OF Percale, Dimity. Lawn, and
Grass Linen Shirt-Waists, FORMER
y price. si75, 50. $3.50. and $40. clear
| ance price, II.
p MATTiNGs.
1 In order 10 close out the balance OF
p our Mattiugs before stock-taking we
have marked the entire lot to about
= the cost OF Importation:
20 and zoe. Japanese Mattlngs now
DC. Japanese Mattngs now 15c.
p 4Oc Extra Heavy China Mating now
/ SOC
p 2Oc. Extra Heavy China Mattings
| now lie.
p Mating Rugs, former price, 75c.,
now 4oc.
y l2iac Silkollnes now &C.
Figured Denirns, all new styles and
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4 SILKS.
Y Fancy Warp Printed and Persian
N Effects In Taffeta and China Silks,
Y former prices. Sc. and 81; now 5oc
N Fancy Printed Tafseta Silks, this sea.
Y sons styles former PRICES, N.5O and
$50, now 81.
Y Remnants Of Silks, in lengths from
4 10 4 yards, at half price
h