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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-05-21
Rcnublican State Convention.

The Republicans of South Dako-
ia Will meet in the city of
Aberdeen on Wednesday, July Sth,
1896, at twelve O'clock noon, for
the purpose of placing IN nomlna-
ton candidates for the following
named offices:
-Four presidential electors.
Two Representatives IN Congress
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary Of State.
State Auditor,
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
superintendent OF Public In
structlOn.
Commissioner School and Public
Lands.
Commissioner Labor and StatiS-
ties.
One Railroad Commissioner for
all Of South Dakota lying west of
the Missouri river.
One Railroad Commissioner for
all OF South Dakota living east of
the Missouri river and south of the
second standard parallel.
One Railroad Commissioner for
all ot South DaSota lying east OF
the missouri river and north of the
second standard parallel.
And the transaction of such
other business as may legally come
before such convention.
1t Is recommended that an alter
uate 10 each delegate bc elected
and that no proxies be allowed and
that the delegates or their alter
mates present at the convention be
empowered TO east the full vote OF
thtlr county
The basis of representation for
each of the organized county in
each OF the state conventions en-
braced IN this call Will be one del
eeate AZ large and one additional
iclega g for each SeVentvtive votes
or major fraction thereof, cast tor
Hon. Charles III. Sheldon for gov
eru0rl IL 1891. The counties Wi,
be entitled 10 delegates as follows:
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Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
Went To the Bryan Rally.

osCEoLA, Neb,. Sept, 9.-(special)-The
wires We're kept hot between the local rail-
road agent and General Passenger Agent
Lomax of the Union Pacific yesterday. The
Bryan club had engaged six coaches and took
the ground that they were theirs and they
had a right to pack them just as they pleased
and commended they would put three in a seat
and then I'LL the isle, To this Mr.. LomaX
objected. The Bryan fellows had sold over
a thousand tickets at 70 cents for the round
trip and ordered a lot of more coaches,
fifteen in all. 1t was finally patched up. they
allowing seventy to be placed in a ear. The
ears were filled so that there was no standing
room left, and pulled out on schedule time
on Tuesday morning, the people of York
filling two coaches,
NEBRASKA CITY. Sept. 9,-(Special)-
The crowd from here to attend the notifca-
tion OF Bryan by the silver party was very
slim. A few days ago when arrangements
were being made with the railroads for a
reduced rate a letter was written from here
TO headquarters at Lincoln stating that 500
would go from this place and vicinity. When
the trains left yesterday 1t was found that
less than fifteen persons had gone,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10

Eighth Wnrders' enthusiasm Cannot
Be Drowned Out.

Although the weather last evening was
threatening, with occasional showers, fully
500 people collected around the speakers
stand at the Eighth Ward Business Mems
club rally. corner Eighteenth and Cunning
streets. The platform, a temporary
structure, built just west of the clubs head
quarters, was handsomely decorated in ma
tional colors, and a large band stationed
on it disCoursed music at intervals through
out the evening. Chairman J. f. Daily
stated that owing to the unfriendly ele-
ments, Senator Crane, who was down on
the bills for a speech, and others who had
intended to be present had begged to be
excused until some future date which the
club might set, and at which time they
would be pleased to address the residents
Of the ward upon the sound money question.
Chairman Daily then presented Assistant
County Attorney A. w. %Jefries. who adj
dressed the crowd between the showers.
Another rally will be given by the club
in a few days when it is hoped the weather
will be more kindly disposed.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
Hear Both sides of the Issues.

HARRINGTON, Neb., Sept. ESPECIALLY
The Cedar County fair opened yester-
day with an unusually large attendance
for the first day. The interesting feature
Of the program was the joint debate be-
tween Harrington of O'Neill, representing
free silver, and Judge Clarkson of Omaha,
the gold standard. Harrington opened the
debate, speaking for nearly an hour. Clark
son followed with a speech one hour and
a quarter long, which was enthusiastically
received. Harrington closed the debate
with a ringing speech of twenty minutes.
Both speakers were frequently interrupted
by outbursts of applause, which was so
generously distributed by the good-natured
crowd as to make 1t diflcult to decide which
speaker had the advantage,
McPheely, republican elector from the
Sixth congressional district. addressed a
good sized audience at the court house
in the evening, which was well received.
The Mckinley Glee club Of Wayne furnished
some rousing and soul inspiring songs for
the occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
Vigorous Camp-Map for Mckinney.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Sept. 9.-(Special)-
The republican campaign in Minnehaha
county began last night with a speech at
Hartford by Judge Dillenbough of Ohio. The
famous orator, who has for the first time
left the democratic party, is speaking for
Mckinley. A special train carrying $50 men
with torches and music went out from this
city. On Saturday the republican county
convention will be held. In the evening
Hon. Ben Butterworth will speak in this
city. From this time on a most energetic
campaign will be made. Today the %populists
admit that the city of Sioux Falls is against
them, and that the county is close. The re-
publican leaders. on the other hand, feel
confident that they will carry both.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
Democrats In Deadlock.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. "a special to the
Star from Chillicothe. Mo-, says: The Sec
ond district democratic convention is dead
locked. This morning the 300th ballot was
taken without result and a recess was taken
until afternoon.
At 5 o'clock this evening the convention
adjourned until 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, having taken $50 ballots without eff
fecting a nomination. On the last ballot
there was practically no change from the
first ballot, Judge w. W. Rucker of Charlton
county having 3S votes, and the four other
candidates having the votes of their respect
i've counties, as follows: S. J. Miller, Liy-
ingston, 8: r.. l.. Losier, Carol, ~; N,
NJ. Basket, Randolph, 10; h. N. Bodine,
Monroe, Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
KNOW THE EVILS OF FREE SILVER.
Russian Settlers in south Dakota
Envc No EnNors for White MetnI.

YANKTON, S. D., Sept. 9.-(Special.)-
Since the Russian Mennonites settled in Bon
Homme and Yankton counties, twenty-five
years ago, they have never voted at general
or county elections. These two communities
of farmers and fruit growers are the most
prosperous in the state. They came to
Dakota direct from Russia to avoid war and
politics, and for this reason the politics of
this country has interested them but little.
The issue in the present contest. however,
has awakened considerable interest among
the families of the Mennonites, who fed
from a silver country. and they have deter
mined to give their aid in defeating the
white metal. 1t is not a question of politics
with them. . They knew their condition I'M
der a silver government, and they do not
want any more of it. Hence, for the first
time during their long residence in this
country the 400 Mennonite voters will cast
their ballots for Mckinley,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
CLEVELAND MAY DE ARBITRATOR.
Runor I'm Peru that Italy and Drnzil
VIII Submit to McIintinn.

LIMA, Peru, Sept. 9.-tvia Galveston,
Tex.)-It is announced here that it is proba-
BILE that President Cleveland of the United
states and DIR. j. e. Uriburu, president
Of Argentine, will mediate in the Italio-
Brazilian question, growing out of the out
RACES committed upon Italian citizens In
Brazil.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-President Cleve-
land has heretofore consented to act as
arbitrator of certain disputed claims of
Italian citizens against Brazil, growing out
OF the late civil war in the republic. This
arbitration was to be of claims upon which
a commission provided for by a protocol
between the two countries could not agree.
The outrages which it is now stated Presi-
dent Cleveland and the president of Argen-
tine will arbitrate may be those recently
inflicted on Italian subjects of Sac Paulo.
which occurred about the time the proposed
basis of settlement of the old claims was
rejected by the Brazilian congress. No Of
fetal information could be obtained on
the subject here tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
LATEST BULLETINS FROM cupA.
wcyIcr Has Not Ordered Private Mail
IN Ito Opeuc1.

to lie Opened.
HAVANA. Sept. 9.-The report that Cap
tain General weyler had issued orders that
all mail should be opened is not true.
Colonel Rabadan, while skirmishing at
Caoablllas, province of Matanzas, has cap
tured the iusurgent lieutenant, Colonel
Ercnste JereZ Yarona.
Within the last fortnight twelve insur-
gent incendiaries have been shot and to-
morrow Luis Pacerol. another incendiary,
will meet the same fate.
a t Salbana on September 8 the insurgent
Mendez was executed and at Porto Principe
Angel Nunez Tore and Alfred Ealden. also
insurgents, were put to death the same
day. Colonel Cruise. while skirmishing, has
killed the insurgent leader. Gabril Cordoba,
who was a Drotege of the marquis OF Santa
Lucia.
Alfonso Tolon. a son Of Samuel T. Tolon,
the American merchant at Cardenas, prov
ince of Matanzas, who was arrested last
week at this port on board the Ward line
steamer Seneca, Is also a prisoner. Young
Tolon was captured on board a c~oasting
vessel and is now in Jail at Cardenas.
Colonel Almansa. while skirmishing. has
killed Jose Alvarez, the insurgent leader,
who has caused so much damage in the Car
denas district, In another skirmish at
Corral False. Claudio Gonzales. another in
surgent leader, has been killed.
Tho insurgents have destroyed 300 metres
of the railroad between the river Pedrenalis
and the town of Candelaria, province OF
Pinar del Rio, blowing up a number OF cul-
verts with dynamite.
Between Artemesa and Canas. this side
of the military line of Pinar del Rio, the
insurgents have burned the farms OF La
Luisa, Esperanza and Colmenar. At the lat
ter place, in addition to burning four farms,
the insurgents destroyed two starch fac
tories. A passenger train between Car
thagena and Rodas, province of Santa Clara,
has been derailed by insurgents, who plum
dered the last car.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
QUESTION dF MAJORITY NOW
South Dakota Republicans No Longer
Doubt Their Position.
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN IN THE STATE
Speakers q educational Reputc Doing
business Among the sound
Money Advocates of
that Section.

YANKTON, S. D., Sept. 9.-(Special)-
The past week has been fruitful in politi-
cal events in South Dakota. The thousands
Of visitors, who have returned from the
Grand Army reunion, have brought with
them a Mckinley enthusiasm that is hav-
ing a remarkable effect on the voters who
were less fortunate than the eXcursionists.
Into every hamlet in the state the most
encouraging reports are brought. and hun
dreds of that class who always want to be
on the winning side are now shouting for
the Ohio candidate. Straw votes taken on
outgoing and incoming trains all indicate
an increasing Mckinley sentiment that did
not exist a month ago. AS a further evil
dence Of the wane of Organism the news
agents on the trains declare that it is inn
possible to sell silver literature or silver
badges.
A new plan of campaign has been in
augurated by the republican campaign man
ayers which will keep the opposition on the
move till after election. Nearly all the
county conventions have been held and the
county and legislative tickets have been
chosen. This will force the local contests
and make the campaign more spirited, be-
cause in every county a half dozen cam
paign meetings will be held daily. When
1t is considered that ten tons Of sound
money literature are now in the hands of the
voters and that the state and national COM
mittees have twenty-five speakers in the
field, whose reputation is state and ma
tional, it will be readily understood that
the republicans of South Dakota mean bust
ness.
1t is not a question of victory. This was
assured long ago. 1t is now simply a mat
ter of majority. Senator Nelson. of Mime
sofa. w. H. Eustis of Minneapolis, DR.. Carlos
Martyr Of Chicago, Hon. Ben Butterworth
of Ohio, Senator Hoar and other able speak
ers will be in the state during the next
ten days, and these will be followed by
Othprs
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
DocKERs TO DEMAND HIGHER PAY
Minimum to BE Raised to Eight Pence
IN Hour. Or u Strike.

LONDON, Sept. "a crowded meeting
of lockers was held at Bermonlsey this
evening in support Of the Gnternational
Federation of Ship. Dock and River Work
ers. The meeting enthusiastically endorsed
the decision of the federation's coun, Il to
send on September II to 5000 of the EN-
ployes of the United Kingdom a demand
for a uniform port rate of 8 pence an hour
and / shilling for overtime FOR do :kers
and 25 shillings a hundred ~qulrters fCr
grain porters, sailors rates to rise nearly
to those of 1890. The employers are re-
quested, in connection with the demand,
to make a reasonably prompt reply, and
If the reply is unfavorable a strike will
follow
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
YanktOn's New Daily,

YANKTON, s. d., Sept. 9.-(Special.)-
The Evening Times, a daily paper published
by Fred Buchanan, issued its initial mum
Der yesterday, 1t is republican in politics
and is said to have the support of promi-
nent politicians who are dissatisfied with
the conservatism of the Gazette, from which
much was expected and little received.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
ITALY DENIES A RUMoRED WAR.
Has No Intention of Opening Another
AbNSsininn

Abyssininn Campaign.
ROME, Sept. 9.-The following semi-official
note has been issued by the Italian govern
ment in reply to unfounded rumors that
General Baldissera had gone to Africa to
open a new campaign against the Abyssin-
ians: The reported fresh campaign in
Abyssinia exists only in the brains of the
advocates of a policy of revenge at any price.
The government has no anxiety as to the
situation in Africa, and no troops have been
ordered there. General Baldissera's depart
ure is in accord with a decision taken long
ago. He will be accompanied by General
Wales, who is charged with the conduct of
the peace negotiations"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 9.-The car and
czarina landed here at noon from Kiel.
They were received by the king and queen
of Denmark. the crown prince and princess,
the princess of Wales and other members of
the royal family. after which they proceeded
TO Benstorff castle. The ear and cZarina
and the king and queen occupied the same
carriage. 1t was drawn by six horses, and
passed through the principal streets. which
we're beautifully decorated and thronged
with people. Their maiesties were en-
Enthusiastically cheered.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
York and Fillmor. Fu.iopts,s.

M'cooL JUNCTION, Neb., Sept, 9,-(Spe-
eiai.)-The fusion senatorial convention OF
York and Fillmore county will be held here
September 10. The fight between A. c. Free
bury. a farmer. and Hon. T. w. Smith OF this
place for the nomination is of. 1t is con-
ceded that Smith can have 1t II he wishes
TO accept. Heretofore the populists would
nominate only farmers; but this year
they nomlI ated two representatives. One is
a railroad and national bank attorney, and
the other is vice president OF a national bank
At York.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
WELCOME HOME FOR DIR. NANsEN.
Christinnia Turns Out to Do Honor to
the Returned ENpIOrcr.

C~HRISTIANIA, Sept. 9.-The arrival here
of the Fran, having on board DIR. Nansen
and the comrades of his Arctic expedition.
was made the occasion OF an extraordinary
demonstration Of welcome today. The
Fran was escorted up the ford by a naval
squadron of seventy steamers. DR.. Manson
was accorded a triumphal reception. The
city was gaily decorated, and everything
possible was done to express the honor in
which the citizens held the returned ex-
plorer. Among those who took part in the
demonstration were II, 900 members of the
guilds, many students, etc. They formed a
guard of honor along the route leading to
the castle, where Nansen was cordially
welcomed. Here a banquet was rendered
him. and he was decorated by the king
and by the crown prince. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
High school Mckinicy Club.

A Mckinley club 81 is being organized among
the sound money boys of the High school.
Several hundred boys have already ~signifed
their intention to become members and an
enthusiastic gathering is expected at the or
ganization meeting. which will be held in the
headquarters in the New York Life building
Monday at 2:30 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
TRI-STATE FAIR ATTRACTIONS.
South nkot Offering Inducements
for n Crowd.

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SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Sept. 9.-(Special)
Arrangements are now complete for the
~tri-state fair, which will be held here from
September Il to. %. The program arranged
is far more elaborate and popular than any
ever given in the state. The fair will open
with buffalo, ,Bills" full Wild West show
on Monday, and. a grand banquet to the
editors of South Dakota, northwestern Iowa
and southwestern Minnesota Monday evening.
The next four days will see a constant sue
cession of attractions. Tuesday is Ancient
Order United IWorkmen day; Wednesday,
Eks' day; Thursday, Travelling Mems day,
with a grand parade of Mystic Shriners in
the evening. "Wednesday a silver orator will
speak-probahly Governor Altgeld of Hi
nois, or Senator Teller, and in the evening
there will be a torcnlight parade with 1000
torches. Friday Governor Foraker of Ohio
will speak to the republicans. and there will
be a grand republican parade. Every day
there will be two horse races and three bicy-
Gle races for large purses. Immense crowds
are looked for.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept, 9.-United States
Consul Steiner reports to the State depart
ment from Munich that a second exhibition
of power and labor-saving machines will be
held there in 1898. American manufacturer
are invited to participate. Noteworthy ex-
hibits will be awarded distinction" in the
form OF medals.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
AMUSEMENTS.
u

William W. Bittner and his theater com
theater, have firmly entrenched themselves
in the public favor. They have already af-
forded several hundred patrons of the the
alter an opportunity of witnessing the most
successful plays on the stage at very pop
ular prices, and hosts Of others Will attend
during the balance of the week, At yester-
days matinee a delighted audience wit
messed the production OF Little Rowdy."
A large audience attended the evening per
formance, and "a Torn Receipt" was care
fully and cOnscientiously acted and staged,
Tonight BARLEY Campbelrs great play,
Fake will be billed, and tomorrow even
ing, by numerous requests, Friends" will
be repeated, assuring another crowded house.
Charles Frohman's Empire Stock company
from the Empire theater, New York, will be
seen here on Monday, September II, for
three nights, opening the regular season at
the Creighton. This organization since its
last tour has been made more powerful and
larger. Together with the Lyceum Stock
company, it is the only stock organization
now left in the metropolis, The leading
woman is still Viola Allen, whose charm OF
manner, delightful variety of expression and
undeniable ~subtlety of characterization has
made her one OF the most valuable actresses
of the ines. Mr.. William Faversham, who
has made many notable hits within the last
few years under Charles Frohman's direc-
tion, is the new leading man. In j, Il. bod
son and May Robson the company has two
remarkable character artists and comedians
players whose technique in makeup and
eccentric costume has made them unique.
Other actors cast for prominent roles are
Ida Conquest, Mrs. Thomas Whifen, Jane
Harwar, Ellen Gail, Katherine Mulkins, Lot
tie Nicholl. Robert Edeson, Ferdinand Colts
chalk. e, Y. Backus. W. H.. Crompton, ]. Il.
Finney, Charles Young. Walter Day and
George Pierce, During the local engagement
this talented organization will present three
OF its greatest successes. Bohemia" will
be the bill Monday and Tuesday nights
Liberty Hall" will be presented for the
Wednesday matinee. and The Benefit of
the Doubt" will close the engagement
Wednesday night. Seats for the entire en-
gagement will be placed on sale Saturday
morning at 8 o'clock.
Mahara's Colored Minstrels are announced
as the drawing card at the Creighton for
two performances. Sunday. september IS.
The company is said to be larger and even
better than heretofore, and a prosperous en-
Ragement Is antiolDated.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-09-10
Would ruin the Country.

SEATTLE, Sept. Sharon Won Herman OF
the German embassy at Washington, ID. c.,
who is studying the agricultural resources
OF this state. In discussing politics yester-
day. said: "Bimetallism by the United
States alone would cause much real loss TO
your country. but free coinage. which is
virtually the adoption Of the silver standard.
would be much worse, / am not surprised
st the withdrawal OF capital from this coun-
ky under present conditions