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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-17

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Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure Constipation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
WILLIAM AND NICHOLAS.
Russia Can Keep Down the Revolutontr
Spirit Of tna French.

Russia Can Keep Down the Revolutiont ry
spirit Of thG French.
London, Sepcmhr l7.Ths Times prints
u special article thk morning on tue re-
cent meeting of he emperor OF Germany
and The ear. the following OF which Is
part:
The interviews between the emperor and
the czar at Goritz consisted OF two lon;,
talks. Emperor William was unusually
unable and taika'1lve and even rhetorical.
while the car was reucent, brief anu
cautious. Emperor William declared that
tle Russo rench entente caused him sat
Lslivloi! rather than anN. Ky because he
REGARDED II rs a guarantee of peace.
Ihe Times corresponds mt then proceeded
as iolioWs:
II ON not guarantee verbal accuracy.
hu ltlicNc ms IS substantially correct
no German emperor sal /:
Inc fre-lch ua.iun dos not wish war,
nut Whun those at the head of affairs de-
sire II tn nation Is very liable to l.. self
~ ~, otrfiei away. AZ present. howeveE.
rance would Tot enter upon "A great war
Wllnout cO-opetatun, ami have complete
confluence in your traditional wisdom ana
llfhh ess. | know THAT YOU viii not make
war n order 10 give France tire sat S. ac-
Won 81 rt"o &c gust as | and my allies
would 10 notHinG TO furnish n rre.cxt. /
may lay even mcle | am glad OF your
intimacy with France because that inn
macy will suffice TO hold in check The
fe\olut!on1ry spirit by which it Is agi.
la 81 and VIII help to fight and to crush
It,
In Russia You have nihillsm, the spirit
OF cohspira,!es. the spirit OF darkness. In
Germany We have scientific social Ism, the
spirit of destruction disguised under the
mask of hypocritcal scientific formulas
spirit watch Is very dang rous IN a people
VINO delight in obscure philosophical con-
c"ptlons and who imagine that they nm
d"rStdud what is obscure. In the first
"a "a nr p rf,tt ina inn
the desire for novelty which takes pos
session of the rich and overcOmtortaple
people when they feel that time lies aeav-
lily ON their hands.
I'VE ought to act as the guardians OF
the order and the protectors OF the pea q
OF the world. it Is q most urgent uues-
ton 1t : the salvation Of all, ana II we
march forward together, II We unite IN
ORDER to combat the enemy Of God and OF
kings. we shall be rewarded 10y the graft
IA f. OF the WORLD and of history"
WIN regard TO the cars. reply there
hre TWO reports current. According to
ono. Car Nicholas shook Emperor VIII
Ham warmly by the hand and said: II
am absolutely In agreement with you ana
am ready to Join in a work which IL
worthy Of our united efforts"
NiC fI-Is to iua other report, the czar
seemed not altogether ut ease when EN-
ptFor Nihlam was speaking Of France
az pH hearing the pcrcratiou he cypress
cd merely Ia very vague terms his Ia
tic intentions. The latter version seems
the more probable and more m harmony
win tne character of Gar Nicholas.
However there is no ioub, that Emperor
William suhs luenty declared himself
Statistic with the reply.
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A NEW TRIPLE ALLIANCE
Is the Suggestion of the st. James
Gazette of London
TO SOLVE THE TURKISH PROBLEM.
Uncle Sam and John Bull win Itaiy I"
Meet the Russian Combination IN
The Bosphorus

London. September 1.-THE st. James
Gazette this afternoon publishes leading
editorial headed "A new triple alliance
In the course Of It's remarks ON the sub
ject the St. James Gazette points out The
menaoins tone of the continental semi-ot-
iiciai press on the subjec; OF Turkey. and
says:
I'VE are openly threatened with Joint
hostile European action 4 we Interfere
Tin Turkey against the will Of tho pow
ers. but there IS one comhina ton which
British craftsmanship might effect. Those
states who have little to gain from Russia
could act with rs and end the tension.
The United States and Italy are both I'M
derstood to be friendly to Russia, never
theless neither IS yet too deeply involved
10 be able to assume an Independent atti-
tude under British inspiration. Why
should lot England the United States and
Italy form a new drebund? Alone of the
nations of the earth the people Of the
lDitcu SldtSS Cdl UNDERSTAND tit lIlpNlSf
which would drive the English to war in
order to suppress tyranny or rescue the
oppressed. Plenty OF Americans would re
gard with enthusiasm the spectacle Of the
Union Jack and the stars and Stripes
floating side by side In the Boephcrus to
back up their joint demand"
Continuing, the ST. James Gazette points
out that Italy IS ready to Join England in
THIS matter IL invited. The article con-
cludes: 1T might be expected that the
Russian combination would go TO pieces
nj the mere aspect of this genuine league
OF peace, and that the dreibund might lead
10 fresh grouping OF the powers and the
delivery of Europe both from the Turk
ish misrule and the dangerous thraldom
TO Russia into which IT IS sinking"
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NOTES On THE CAMPAIGN.

In9 TT bpns does ro' believe tn turning
we NIAt" Frfefnfrf nf aver lo thu p8putlsfs
merely 10 fnnlkt fhr democrats who h v.
Horted - disr.easlrr The wise man
docs ar- Cst eft }. f.--- 20 sp,t- ms f..s
fui 'hr signs 4ir canlnoIs. Tho sanri
N Toy 1~MlHrlta are tso4t 70 basuhJ..t 4
10 t.y ns 'f4sTil, q present Indicators
ere a@t o. sleallug ffee s.lyer!sni q. hg1
"lFh. huf pppu.lsm la control ~ de
, a'e government would ~. mfr. t.iy,
isr The silver dcruscra's blundereI
70 "ily' b4i TWO wrongs do no, make a
i'AH'. Hpsni money democrats should MT
pe draw into efsa.-g, gE alliances 10 CONF
pass iHe d'iest II the democratic STATE
'l'hti 'hrough the elevation Of the pop-
m.si ticket They can not AFFORD - make
sHch a sacrifice. Calves On Tribune.
Tina, = about ;he wow that nlne-tanths
OF the gold STANDARD democrats Of Texas
wli ake They win not back Jerome
Kearhy and the hungry gang behind him
SIMPLY through political revenge.
Their records cor0iuue to como back TO
plague them. Henry watterson and his
courer-Journal are strongly IN evidence
IN this respect. Looking oYcr the files or
the Hourer-Journal fow days ago the
Kansas rny World discovered number
Of editorials on the uloIey question writ
ten hy ,hc dasirns an1 .mpuslve Henry
Ia one OF th,so editorials Mr. Watturson
usc7 the following language.
"Snae he uuyprlAable felony OF the
single gold standard Wa instituted in lGl-
20 iu all Inc Ntst rn hemisphere. II has
/ brought MI aEr cultural pr1Iucsrs about
nan way 10 the plain ot absolute solvent y
as they are sllrg nearly half as much
more of their produce Tor a gl.su sum Of
| soih money iotty a. in 1913. II VIII not be
| ec,5sury for tse.r gold mae. "a 10 take
! an IN" other half 20 roiu"e producers L.
| me bias OF slavery. az the other half In
| clui"s the cost % the Keep Of "a. slave
/ and the drdught horse which the master
| always mas 10 hud."
rhon Mr.. watterson Issues this chal-
! stuge
There Is not today IN all the Mtr!o a
| writer ON the side pf The single gold stand
ard felony who would hazlfl iiis reruta-
| ton as an honest mln by asserting thnt
| the universal price C1ntra2tru II MS era
| Is not the work Of the gotI san Hard rnat
| ndmisSon, Their fore. means exactly this
| lHe Euli standard * = Jfivers3sl and n
| powerful instrument for ne enlaVcucu M
| OF production to ca lithl."
Speaking drectly ,f the results To follow
the complete demonstration OF silver. lie
says:
AS far as they have gone IN DEGRADING
| H. IT'S perempiorY cancellation would nm
dohhtellN, produce universal COLLAPSE, aud
| panic. The restoration OF It's nncieni
| rights, conversely. would CAUSE univer.a'
expansion and ouoyancy."
II this country Is able to fix the price o,
silver bullion. why * II not able to flx ths
price OF cotton?-Gal-Dal News.
Because the cotton product Is PRACTICAL,
unlimited, while the silver product Is lin
tied. Somebody will bc ringing the chest
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

southampton The Association of Cham.
hers Of Commerce of the Uuttod kincdom
continued its labors today and adjourned'
P9r,s-Sr Isaac Pitmap, originator Of
slclllng reform and a system of pnoucitr
shorthand. - danger,usly III m this civ.
city of Mexioo-S verai handrei .non
SAND people Witnessed the iuderenden a
d9y. parade. Congress was formally q 1ens
cd by President Dsaz tonight. oF'"-
Lima, Peru. via Galveston--The cornor,-
tlon Of tho city OF Lima has npprnynd ~
contract with an American light and tram.
way company to which "a accorded win.
soils per dnnum. '''V''
home-Tho Italia publishes an interview
WITH the premier Marquis di Rudlni. IN
when ne denies the statement given ont
mere ana te.egraphed all over the worId
that ltaly's peace negotiations with Abvs-
s.nia have been concluded, -NS's-
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THE LAURApA.
She Landed Most Successful Expedition
on the Island.

She Landed q Most Successful Expedition
on the Island.
New York. September l6.-The Herald
this morning publishes the following cor
respondenee from Kingston, Jamaica.
dated September g.
All circumstances point 20 The fact that
on her last voyage. the steamer Laurdda
Included among her crew Il spanish ageni
and SPY. 50 Jar as known here his .den-
uty has not been discovered.
hat the Lauraaa carried a i.libusicring
expedition to cuba On this TRIP seems
10 Re beyond all doubt, although there
VIII probably se great difficulty ia proving
the tact; for the Spanish SPY. Who II Is
now well known was OF DoAtd, VIII hardly
care 20 reveal himself in tao witness box
tie Will not be disposed 10 carry out
20 the end the p9r, he has neen playing
as q hired spy. The explanation is sim
ny that this man attemplei 10 wreck
The vessel and should he appear 10 swear
10 the Information he Possesses reg: ding
tE9 AHbusteflns part of the voyage, he
Mhi have 10 face = charge on ms count.
On the contrary. u his IDENTIFY has real
~ been aScerialned- no legal actun Will
he taken against him. as that might ttins
M the question a. 10 h.s ,loss4u.e ttsti-
n-ihVsterns expedition Of modern mes.
The facts in connection VITA tho strand
ing Of the steamship at Port Antonio, SO
i-tf "a ;hr Hcrnld : correSp Onient has
been able TO ascertain. are ~ follows.
On IN" night Of the Isl. rs tno Laurdda
WAS entering Port Antonio aud The Lamar
y as going OUT. tho two vessels passing
one another IN the deep hut iliisctte cham
mel the L4ursda had to Netr % MAKE way
ior ne ou,9oAnd snip. Al the critical
moment and VITA strong current run
n.ns. the steering gear o. the l.aurada
gave way; Al that mome0t tee probable
effect OF the break down ould have teen
70 have thrown the l.anriia tcrCss the
Lamars bows and drought abnut coui-
s.on That would have sent the former 10
vas wlf,er than the Lamar and laur-
3ia escaped the later's PROV und was
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OLD NORTH STATE.
Barefocted Men Greeted His Entrance
Hot cnrinuas

Barefocted Men Greeted His Entrance at
Hot Springs.
Ashev!lle, y. c.. September lo.--The last
stop before Ashevllc was reached was at
lior Springs. the summon and winter re-
sort where several hundred people gazed
81 ar. Bryan for two minutes as the train
puLed out and cheered him loudly. The
IRAN passed by Marshall and the 700 peo-
pie n tho depot Platform shouted as they
caught Il glimpse OF Mr. Bryan. who came
10 me hack platform of the train, by the
~hcN' uloissiic The mountains, harefootei
mon grouped themselves in k1o,s and
yelled oNritcdly whoa they saw the ban
htrs displayed on the sides of the cars.
Hn.'h r,9t We carry the next presi-
ueht' Nils.am Jennngs Bryan"
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spsoI., SIAN Commissiossrs.


Tho Post Is delivered to any PAR. Of the
city BY carriers at 400 per month: three
months. 500: six monks. $500. one year.
$500
Mr.. Theodore Bsrng has charge OF the
City Circulation ami Collecting.
Mcssrs. Theodore Baf5ug and Cheftes
Lott are the authorized collectors 81 al
city bills, both advertising ana sue-crlp.
ton. and no money should De paid TO any
one other than those named unless SPECIAL
written authority signed by The Business
Manager Is shown All accounts O., an.
size should be paid hy check IN favor OF
The Houston priutn Company.
No orders FOR goods etc. Gre gwen
by the management. and none VIII be a.
copied In payment Of office tils.
Subscribers failing 20 receive the paptF
regularly VIII pleaee notify the once
promptly. Every subscribers paier :
expected TO be delivered not later KHAN
$50 a. IN.
xI61.crch- TIL u sINAN Sf-Trr i ~.
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Let denaE osle oHe' 'o' o'iiea a. -'s
FIRST Assault s. upon an ~ -
chine 81 when il' o.''' ''-''" j. ga T.
The 'anti-Ni1iil-lis
come M cAiet H'0tA ia "1-e y.
American =. i'-iaa
Neneia"a on '0Sn'' sa''@''-1s1 'i@
ti5ook, hoN many e' lI'ta 'i$'t '-'
rnWed ~ III! name
And ihe pf1Fie' '-if -7ii' -'-s-7@7' 60
h''is p'ai'.e' 10" '',tN a'' g.
ne machines mat nave p"eA q4--el Up
from the Fas e-rP Ht -e.u A-o-1t ii-- -
la s'h i2 ~"-.f' -i4 N4-s's''- -e'"'
% al- h2afy ana t-tt- --Afe a. t0-
s1P'k '' q 'n--'-'.' 70 u q s."' tFt-..-
OIL Naea -FzA'iie.t ss '"i-- ~~- re
F'--o1a has o-'A flls'i cF.'-1-FilA
sinEsiA.S TIE '4ls -'t Il Ehe 49,
tFanUc eA9st o' s-A~44 nll-lA ara CREEPY
p-ar--n1H'f-s
y r-'-i-fs NJ; max No IA ti.,a, o'ae7
iaa- '' ori ma 'r%t oi s'ter7-
= - Is = Z. ma tie-s 20. ti-=l tf'' ? ~
q me itl.4 NH' r 81 HH 0l-i'-. bee
yp1l refros or- t.s cH Rrsf'er ana az
i-.1.nlenfs -A l'ai 3. cons '1ea -'l.. lr-
ere, 'ht -rF calrt ilf marfias' = or.f
tHe io4+ef hisL Hc'e pefsi'. "i u . one
Of the cur1osltles OF american politics gas
R' ant demasoSies an So s---e sti..-t a,
i'fnes work OIL UPON me peoia -f-s Say
invfsisYe, snd el1lls, their assistance .n a
desperate Fight. agatfas, purely -u-z---
h@ry machine
Note this fart-ln ninety sine casas 3-t
OF hundred whore the c-y rs raf~.
against an administration % is q c3up.i-
lINuf N ~ fsr I-
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BRYAN succEEpA
,ro Can Speak From the spy
lie "a" BY coxey' w,,r On

lie Can Speak %, r'9 Gnxey. ~,
washington, september ~ :, viii .ioss
o. W" f,,~ey failed Mr.. Bryan s va ,rry =
, eral OK, n,onwealer brought % from =
east front OF si lhe to enter d, as y
secure py ,iaiiowers and WAS WAS I locsl a.sy,
win ms n ,o'' The grass, The nave ave, sss is
crate hld,'" ~ Vice presianyr.yras nssI.;i
me Vo nes i,er Reed FOR saiuris y. y,
ana Si,%Sao'nItol grounds neS ~ srecled W. W..
IN Ihe 'er ' platform viii % se While d''
s sip,ning presiients stan actresses, IN Il.
in n,, ihn;r Inauguration @ dcs,stol W
'"S ~ nlaza east Of tne 10 Sge ps,s,s
g mn neople are expecseSM Maryland 90 y
si,IiiryrdR]tnaing towns OF SMislant po,.M,: by
y'1ia and from more 'audienee N "
FRAN viii address s ni ever FACE M, AZ y
as large as Icesiu,ion Ard n,sx, %.
dav Of his tnaugurasSS., nre thai Ti,slsf
he altogether cuhh,rndredih ~
urday is the one Jewell adat,, Ns.cs.
NJ Washington's ta n'ir,rali Of Y: hs :
General Black sr r,,'n,.crat.c e,l IS,' NV.
Asso,,at, sdsr St asking Ihss- siv's =
sued an auuI 10 celepisa,el sfi. I
out the e, urmesa'dng the ia't he reC.', :,
yerser &c p IN his letter th s Mr. Rsss "a
He says IN . smrgestion o. in his II.
ru9a,, az ,.,,erote the addrSs nsr.s No
VIII ihcorLo.t upon such Inc aaa
and c.n''ih,i Nm TO apply F"
, n5yg before the people. o,rs
iao6vpAN,s KANSAS CIT ~ =,
Kahsas City ~ ssr sneak herr 70 70 y y
pour,ke cochran, Wiz Week. ss,oraSiH b. Z, K
,ta5s%SSS ssn6Ss Ct ailSicassSas q ,.'' -
zaas sssss 81 s; 5Fi:: :,
s sssa sa.'s No. ssh" 4 ~ fs'~
Galveston. Texas. a''
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WOULD BE MISLEADING.
England Alone Can Not Save the Arme-
mans but All Europe Can.

mans, but All Europe Can.
London, Septmber l6.-Lord Hugh Cecil,
member of parliament and the fifth son OF
the marquis OF Salisbury, who has heen
siaylag with h father at Malmcr, has
sent "a lrpiy % an Invitation to atten | AN
indignation meeting of Armenian atroc.-
ties. in which lie writes:
Every EnK.shman must snare in the
generous indignation arous d 10y the
atrocities pcr. etIutcd under the Infamous
government OF the sultan. II Is most
earnestly 10 he WISHED that the indignh-
don may not cease 10 he confined 20 our
country nuAppily, 1t would <eem mat
We should be dangerously misleading lhs
Armenians If We made tntm believe tnGt
England alone can save them. Lame Ia
be as II is. II appears 10 be the iitIt TIA
q ere Is strictly no nope for them III the
ieel ng sad at leas, approximate the
excitement here. trust that this may
Sunn nllEnn.
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GOLD MEN WILL FIGHT.

-" IIIFtII, VUIIII., .tVEVTlOtT IU---De-
sid'c the unan!mity with which the demo-
c attic convention was conducted today
tii.Ds ~ d"Hp current of opposition to
tue tickaf by gold sympa IN zers whose
leaders held meeting m exchange build
irg mis- afternoon and discussed plans
Tor nimpliEu u the national demo
cratic pariy. and arranged details Tor {.
a rOgg Nuht.
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ALLEY l. RoAp SOLD.

Chicago, September i6.--The ALLEY l.
road vas sold at auction today to Leslie
Carter and Geo. T. Ames, representing the
hsAt mortgage hondhoiders protective
.",Vp over the upset price of 5000 900.
JwcHiy-four lots belonging TO he road
sold separately for 10000 the total
amount realized on ne sale Of the Prop
crty helng. theretore. 81. 200 0oo.
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AUTHORITY OF THE POLICE.

Constantiioplc, September Blowing to
the Turkish governments communication
20 the embassies of the powers in regard
10 runners Of another Armchair outbreak
here the embassies today d"puted the
foreign Consuls 10 au,ho.iZe thr police to
enter foreign houses when necessary 20
arrest Nrmepans when throwing bombs
or shooting therefrom.
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KInNApED 4 CONSUL.

Vienna September IA dispatch 70 the
Men Erie prcsse from Belgraie Servin,
says that the Austrian counsul was kid
nap0d near Seras. Macedonia, 10y a band
OF Bulgarian brigands armed with dynH-
mite bombs. The consul Is also a wealthy
landed proprietor and n Greek.
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have "fxed up a majority Of 10000 white
they were about II, why does Il not now
suggest that the republicans in Maine.
who have all the election machinery of
that State in hand. might. just as well
have fixed up majority OF Ts.oog Does
the News think tha; Northern republicans
are more hoaest and uprgh; than Solih-
ern democrats? Are the News insults 10
he offered only n, lis own ser,toul
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The offer of the Turkish government, to

furnish the embassies with guards has
been declined uh- foreign officials prefer
ring to rely upon guards OF oiue1ackets
from warships of the powers.
Since issuing the Hynchakist circular
1900 ATmvniAns have been arrested and
the exodus OF Armcniaus continues. Turk
ish officials declare they nave ris,uN cred
a quantity Of bombs and dynamite In the
Hulidiselou quarter 1t Is declared IN
high quarters that Mussulman move
mvat ~ at .ot az ,4nst The sultan. and MIA
tary ~ assures on ~ extensive scale have
leen ulOptcd
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adviccs from Constantinople are that 200
persons were killed during the dis1rming
OF the Albanian guards Of the fildlz pal
ace. AdVices received direct from Con-
startinople by the Associated Press ur to
last evening show that no disturbances of
any sort md DC ,mrred up 20 that time.
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P0srorrlcE CLERKS ADJOURN.

oenv'r. Cob, sept mbsr, i6-Thc Ma
tioual association OF postoffce clerks
closed ITS labCfs at "A late hour today after
AN except onnlly stormy session. and adj
isnrned 20 meet in Baltimore Oo.ober d.
1871
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AT HICKORY,

Hickory. n. C, September W. -. Nd.
from Asheville to this c,'' ., a. Al n.,dl
fition of the few days ;r r, saleoIppsi e,
every station the IRAN = said b Va gu
minutes and Mr.. Bryan ' l..
to see the crowls' .,.,val OF the ton.S,,
AT Hickory the arr ,hs airing q la nv
was announced by IN, ime u.o pcope ~. ~,
and loud hurrahs OF : The the president. " r,
bled to see and near d ,aI a short spec
inee. Mr. Bryan maui question snt
planning The s nv him and bEtap,stlI q
lines followed py ,,ams After .n ss,.s3
s sS%; new sbs l' asn sSsss sas
az Nnst oci Ss IS s s Syss,s, sss sfya
i ng N The poopie assembled a.
lion, along the line
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POLICE GUARDS REPLACED.

BtINn, NtpINmher IT,-N ulspaINH 20 me
Frank fort 2cltung from Constnntinople,
published today, SAYS the guari or Turk
ish troops on duty NJ Yildiz palace, com
posed OF four bait 9l!ons Of Aihanians, was
forcibly disarmed last evening In the
presence of large body of troops, and
was replacel by live Xerasklcr battallons
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The republican victory IN Maine was
more than discounted in advance by the
Eastern democratic papers. They admit
ted that the democracy Rad not been or
sanizei in Maine and would stand no snow
whatever--ln fact. there was such con-
fusion and such q wan. OF organization.
democrats did not know who to vote FOR.
Tho result simply demonstrated that the
executive committee had abandoned the
New England field altogether, deeming It
wholly UNNECESSARY 20 democrats success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
JAMES NJ. ASHLEY

Toledo, ohio. : ptcmhcr IG.-,lames NJ.
Ashley, eN-congressm and territorial
governor of Montuna. died here this morn.
iuu 1890 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-17
HonENLoHE Is SHOOTING.

London. September 1.-THE Berlin cor
respondent Of the Daily News says: The
chancellor Won Hohenlone, is going 10
Au"se for some shooting tomorrow which
indicates that there is to be no imme late