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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30

por arriba. AL chocar con los tejidos
y hnesos. comprime aquel 4 manera
de 6mbo el aire encerrado On el pro
yectil, y este se divide en- dos 8 maa
trozos que dislaceran mas la herida
La bala explosive con m Diane
tro de IL & Is milimetros, tiene par-
tir del culote IN hueco interior cilfn-
drico. Dsntro de 81 va en- el fondo
una psquena cantidad. de IN exolo
siyo yiolento. cual por ejsmplo el ful
minante de mercurio. oil piorato de
potasa 4 otro de los muchos que Sc
conocen: ell resto del hueco. va lleno
1e IN m'xso lento. parecido al de los
cohetes. Al salir del canon empieza
& quemarse este mixto. y cuando lie
ga luego & la carga del illuminate. Sc
produce la explosion y los gases y los
trozos de bala. ocasionan gran des
trozo
Esta bala, solo tiene un tempo
Es decir. que no puede guardarse
para dif4rentes duraciones, ell item
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30

pronto les hsran deponer las armas.
Els 10 1oico que no deponen.
Aparte do ESQ los campesinos le pres
tan muy buenos servicios.
-jY como trasportan la impedi-
ments9
-Por medic de ac6milas. Va sa-
be usted que en- Cuba abnndan mu
cho las aeemilas. iPero ustedes nc
reciben aquf noticias de Ia guerraf
- Las recibimos algunas veces.
-sPor via de Tampaf
NO sefior; por VIA de entreteni
miento.
Al llegar & este punto nos vimoi
pracisados snspender ell dialogo.
Osro dfaS 1ilizaremos los apunte'
que conservamos en- cartera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
NOtiCias
generaies

No hsbiendo concurrido al taller diversos
operarios de este peri6dico, Sc nos impone IL
necesidad de suplir con anuncios Ia sexta
psrte del texto, eg1n varan los lectores.
No es possible dar La lectura de costumbre
porQue no hay quien levante la composicion
tips g fica.
& ,gamos que SO excuse esta f.lta. que
nuesCros eefasrzos no lograrou impedir. y
que procuraremos ampla mente com pensar
Lo> amigos de LA DEMOCRACIA saben Que
aquf no se escatiman gastos por complacer
les.
Segun nos escriben de Oiales un pobre
homDre que se halla enfermo-y para Ell cua'
haze POGO 20 hlzo una colecta, q in de
socoTrerle-fu6 maltratado ell dia % por Ell
guardia municipal de aQuel pueblo SIN que
nub-era motive para clio.
FL jnzgado entiende en- el ssunto es de
esperarse que el autor de tan honrosa haza
Ia no escapara SIN su merecido.
/ Ah, valiente
Los sefiores Gorbea Guzn&n, Otero No
voa tratan de publican en- San Juan un perI6
dico de Information y de annncios que cir
cular8 gratis.
Deseamos muchas prosperidades larga
vida La nueva empresa.
I'm cronista parisiense recuerda una chis-
tosa anecdota del segundo Imperio /:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
B A N CO
TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA De PUERTO-RIcO
SECRETARfA

En- cumplimiento en- los articulos 10. "a
~ lOl de los Estatutos. ell Conseio de Ad-
m1nlstraci6n en- session orCinaria del f5 del
cnrriente. aeord0 la convocatoria 4 In Jnnta
General ordiUaria de accionistas. oue tandr6
ngar Ell dfa veints dos del pr6xino meg d.
Julio, empezando las eesionee & sas dos do II
tarde, en- los saiones de la casa ane hov ccuna
IL Sociedad. cslle de San Jns6 rIimero =
Ertre los asuntos rdinarios Que precisan
los Estafutos. se compreLde ell de Ia renova.
c1on blensl del C0nsejo de Administraci6,,
prescrita en- Ell srt'cuIo 99 para "a cum
pimlento, Ell Conseio en- In session ordlnaria
del 10 de Julio, sorteara los conseieros &C
fua'es que deben ser reemplagadoe. tratars
tambien de la modification del acfnaI napita.
ociaA por estar cuhierto con el cobro del 70 y
timo divi6endo passive, el de so primera
emission de acciones.
ID : de resolver ia juuta sobre vsriss pc-
'ioE.es tender tes modifcar los artfculos 25
os OF, % 95 de los E*ts tutos las one pue
dad psestptaTsa en- tempo habit "a ipual
seDtldo, cuyas modifcsciones para que pue
o. adqulrlr luerza de nbljgar. O. iddispensa
o'e qne Ii Junta este cous tituida ION las dos
tercsras pastes de accinuistas, Qse represep.
ten ias dos terceras parties do lss accienes de
la s0ciedad.
81 sefior presidente de In 6ciedad al I'm
Ger pnblieo el acuerdo del Ctnsejo cumplir
con los E-fstntne. nc pueds menos de encarsn /
Ger fodos los st flores aoaonistas IL neodki |
LAD eonveniaLeis dc cqncurrir d fiicha inn /
q. personal Representatives.. en II ,rma
qns anfrtiza el articulf7I de los Estafnrns
Ezndo hos las scdones librzslas Dor rffu- /
'Qa fzsnsshas. u1e y 1563cf5aGsor se nviea ii. L
1slsdoEss DC lai DC eta a.fima cIase, one pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
CREOITO Y. AHORRO PONcENO
PREsIDENCIA

En- cumplimiento del precepto contenidc
en- el articulo q del R9gamento Org6nico,
la Juuta de Gobierno, en- session de syer.
acord6 celebrar la JuDta General ordinaria
que sc contrae aqu6l. ell dfa del pr6xi
mo n ee de Julio las dos de la tarde.
Al poner en- conocimiento de los senores
accionistas ell acuerdo de ref 4rencia, Sc les
hace 2resente que en- consonancia con los
articuIos 8 g. 8 10 del cit 4dn reglameuto.
los acuerdos de Ia Asamblea General seran
vAlidos. cualquiera que fuere el n1mero de
accioDistas que Sc hallen preseutes al tomar-
los; pero que para que sQuells pueda con-
siderarse cOnstituida leg4lmente. es neccsa-
rio que este representada. por 10 m6nos, Ia
tercera parte de las acciones emitidas;
One en- Ia J1nta tienen voz todos los ac-
cionistas, pudieDdo emitir IN voto por cada
cinco acciones que represente cSda cnal;
@ le los poseedores de menos de cinco ac-
cloues pueden asociarse hscer Ia desjgea-
ci6n del que deba emitir su voto;
One Ia acumulaci6n de 6stos no podra ex-
ceder de diez;
One 40 podSan asistir al acto los accionis-
tas que no 10 sean con difz dfas de anticipa-
ciou por 10 m6nos, la fscha dc la convoca-
toria;
Que Us tenedores de acciones al portador
debers0 depCsitarlas en- In Secretarfa de In
SocieIad con "a horas de anticipation, por
10 Tenos, q la Hjsda para 10 Jnnta
Que los propieEarios de accionea nomfna
twas pueden ser Representatives en- ella pog
otros sccios, dando conocfmianto de au de-
cisi6n Ia Presidencia por medic de carta y
conducto de Ia Seoretaria. una bora, 10 me
nos. sntes de su celehrsci6n;
Qle las mnjeres casadas, los incapscita-
dos. 10 memories, las herencias, concurs0s,
Qniebras, s0ciedadea. corporaciones, esta-
blecimiebtcs p6olices, han de ser represen-
tsdos. las pTimeraa por Hna maridoa Y los de-
mss por ga representes ltgales;
Y hnalmeute, que In Jnnta de Goblerro
veria con gnsto. que los sefores accionistas
hciessn nso de Ii facultad one lea concedo
81 articnlo 81 de los Estatntos, para exami-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
DESDE MADRID
sEPARATIsMO CATALAN

Conocida es la prevention de an
tipatria man fiesta con que en- Cata-.
luna Sc ve. por tradic On que Sc tras
mite de padres & b jos, todo 10 que
procede de Castillo.
Siempre que tieuen que hablsr del
resto de la Peninsula dicen :" ESQ
que llaman Espafia,n 10 cual no em
pece para que ssos mismos catalanes
cuando van 6 las Antillas de emp ca
doe de Castillo, resulten, por 10 CO
m6u, los mas intransigentes pstrio
teros. lCu$n pocos hay como mi
amigo don Pedro Carreras, que en-
las Antilla contin1an siendo tan enc
migos de los monopolios de Castillo,
como en- Catalina
Una de las cosas que con mas teson
de6enden los catala, es su fdiOnsG En-
cuanto les tocan I Och! ie~! I ma
ri ! d,gNi! y demas s~aVes inter
jsciones de su dialecto, va estan
echandose la bGrretina al cogete y en-
sefiando los punos.
Ocuri6sele en- estos diss al gobier
no prohlbir que en- las confsrencias
telsfOnlcss SO emplease eI dialecto
catalan. y por POGO tenemos nm con-
hlctO gordo.
La notlcia CAUSE en- Barcelona una
indlgoaclon tremenda, de la que SO
hacen eco los per 6dIcos cataIanes
sin distinction de parudos.
EL DsGrtO d'jo, entire otras cosas.
"GoneraImenLe SO hA vlsto On la
citada orden uua lmpsrElnsncIa, una
Vel sc.6n, una provUcAclon al pueblo
caLaian. $40 10 falGaba a Ia em
presa telefonlca que Sc Ia obngara a
rechazar las commissioners de los
que no pueden, no saben no GssieyerS
servlrse del castellano jComo no
We 10 odloso que es hacer Ios cata
lanes de peor condlclon que & los ex
tranjeros, puesto que estos SO les
pernlte tel. fonlar on sus reepectlvOs
ldio1nas 7 No SO qulere que los
casalanes So conslderen txGrAL jsrOs,
cUando peor que ex6ranJeros 80 los
traEal Suponemos que no CONT
nuara eSta Uejact6H mas tempo que
el que LAru1n GA enterarse de- elIa 4os
senadores y dlPutados por CatalullA
Y en- efscto aver - enteraron,
tuvleron una reunion en- el Cohgre-
so
Etkeflor Maluquer, pidi6 la pala-
bra, taSho de Absuraa Ia medlda
A64man0o que era IN verdadeAo
lAugszo lLh gldo 3 los b - de
Cataln1ia y p1r 10 VIOLENCE IN
justo pUdLla Graer mas de un Coz ID G
TO 81 no SO acu01a PIoaLo reme->laI
ei mai sfecJo prOdncluO.
D.spn@s tuvleron una conferences
con u goDlerno. MlenLras ssLa So Co
lebrhbA, los regionallstas catalanes
dlrlgleron q La ReIna IN resporuOst
telegrAms reeAcGado. -. en- a4emAn
Los 0osclensOs teie geamas que Coz
motlvo de- este asunLO so Nan cruza
do en.re BArcelona y Madrld, NO iG
fue1on en- casteIlaDo, y 81 On frances
ing IS, aleman, ltallanO y hasta OF
pOrtngnes.
Todo, m6nos el espsfiol.
Y Ell gob,erno hS cedldo, y n Order
ha sido revocada lnmedlatamente.
AhJra SO espera que lguai rec.a
macon hsr&n los vAscongados, lo'
vaIencianos y los galiegos.
ST. Puerto Rico se hallase en- es'
case ya podfa reclsmar en- balde
Cuando se nos declare espsnoles d.
teyceyG clase, nos aguantamos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
LAS BALAS EXPLOSIVES

Acerca de este asunto ha publica
do IN artfcu'o mny interesante e
D ario d ] Ejercito
AcompsnAn an al artfculo dos dibu-
Jos. uno representa- Ia bala express, J
ell otro. Ia bals explosive.
La bala express no tiene dentre
carga detonante. E efecto de dislo
caci6n mecanica que en- ella Sc produ-
ce. es debido exclusivamente & IN orr
gen hsico
La bala egpress tiane practicade
dentro & partir de la ojiya, IN huece
cilfndrico, en- el que sju.ta sin ilega'
al fondo, un tubito de cobre, cerradt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30

En- vista del gran interes que Fla
desPertado NUESTR0 FOLLETiN, h9-
mos hecho nueva tirada de las pagi-
mas que Sc han pubiicado hasta ahora
asi ,pues, las pers0nas que Sc suscri-
ban este peri0dic0 antes del 81 de
junio corriente, recibiran gratis todas
las paginas de Los MiSTERl0S De PA
RlS puDiicadas hasta la fecha en- que
recibam0s ayiso de 81 ab0n0. Asi les
sera facil conservar al libro enter0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30

ra tener derscho asistir con voto dcas
Jnnta, han de consignar en- la GAIA de Ia soI
ciedad, diez acciones cuando menos, antss del
dia de Julio, sin cnyo requisite pre7io 10
Sc le podra librar por Secretaria la corre'poh,
diente papeleta, que SO expedira los que
tengan derecho, hssta Ell IL del expsessa0
Julio; pasado ese dfa quedara cerrsdo ell re
gistro de los coucurrentes a dicha J1ntl.
Puerto Rico 30 de Jnnin de leo Fl %
eretario. SGlrG1or FftilGd1S0. We b
Presidente, ~. Oyanguren. 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30

y SU o0rtiz0.
Por 81 prescnte edicto hsgo saber que on
81 juicio ejecutIvo seguldo por ell Procurador
don Jose Maria do GoicOecheR, en- represen-
taci6u de don Lorenzo Bias y Carro contra
don Jose Gutierrez Maldonado sobre cobro
de Ia suma de 5000 intereses costas por pro-
videncia de hoy 30 hA dispuesto sacar p1
blica subasta los bieues embaTg9dos consis-
tentes en- una hnca rt-tica sin nombre como
cido radicada co ell barrio del Rdcio. sitio de
Oalbache, termino municipal de Pefluelas.
con cabida do 3 cuerdas 25 cent6-imas de
otra, equivalentes II hectareas. 20 Areas.
81 ceDtiareas. dedicada q C, fes guiDeos
v past0s, conteniend0 tres cAsaa. de ma
daxa. de las ouales son dos techadss de zinc
una de yaguas. lindando por ell salieute
con t6rminos de don Manuel Colon Perez
don Manuel Figueroa J ssds don Santos
Colon y Cintron, al Sur con terrenos del deu
dor GutierreE Maldonado, ri Osste con tie
rraa de dona Monserrste B seTga, vinda de
Toro, y al Norte con tsrrenos del mismo
deudor dicho, cuya fnca sc ha fjado por
las parties el precio de dos mil pesos.
El nct0 del remate tendra ln9ar en- la Sala
de este Jnsg do Ia hora de las diez de Ia
mafiana del dia dieE ocho do Julio entran-
To, que los tstulos de propiedad estan pen
dleDtem de In preseE taci0n pOr al e1acutado
a cuvo nombre se haIia inscrita la deseritn
finca en- ell R gietro de Ia Propiedad: que no
aerAn admlsAbles posturas one no cuhran lse
d0e terceras partes del svR 6l, y para tomar
parte en- Ia subasta deberAn los icitadores
consiRnar preyiameDte en- la mesa del Jnx-
rado ana caDEidsd igual al ciez pcr cie0tt
del yalor de IOs bienes objeto del remata
Dado en- Ponce 20 do Jnni0 do 1896
groDd co ds 5S0n0efsEs LEI Escribeno, IN
rgQMe Colon N HsTTer. 30
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
GENARO MARQEz RoLG
iiiIiQUEMAS0N ii EN- NARANlTOO@. ~ ~

En- el barrio de Gnadlana de esta tern,1S
municipal sa vende una haca rn'tiea 0'ui
puesta de l46 cuerdas mas 8 menos, Goa p
gunas fnoas do cafe y propia para Ia cfisA'~
de ganado. pues contssne dos cerosdos- IL
In afravi % uno de- los rios nas csuaaV
soa del pass Tiene casa b .bitacion.
RAra itf,rmee pneden d,rijirse su d4enS
% Toe ats. dim Manuel YsIilia, 8 81 AoF0-
gis don jose Barrera.
Jurio 10 de Iso0 mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
Sc cOmpran

acciones del CSedito o AEorrO POssceftO En-
esta imprenta ipformaran. Mayo 25
de 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30

mar duraDte las horas de oficina, los libros en-
que SO lleva la contsbilidad de la Sociedad
Ponce, % de JUNO de 1895.
W b Ell Secretarie,
FL Presidente into. r. O Pasareu
4. Ulpfo'ao Colon. 4-10
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30

Durante mi ausencia queda enesrgado as
In regencia de mi esta ta5se.tcliento, ell L'cea
ciado en- farmacia don FRANCISCO L RODE
GuEz Ponce, Mayo 81 de lS9S. X imoH
E. GaGea. $40 alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-30
EDICTO

Don francisco de Saayeais y Artigues.
Jt1ez de IA Znst0raci0 de estG cissdad
v su p0rtiCt0.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-06-12
CUBAN iAiIlHIHHS Fight.
-Four Companies Of the Women Warriors In
NsesO's Command.
Forced Into this Cuban army by Spanish
Cruelty and the Destruction OF
Their Homes.

KEY WEST, Fla, June SIN the re-
cent attack which Gen. Antonio Maceo
made on the trocha four companies of
Cuban women took part according to
advices received in this city. These
women have joined the insurgents
army because their homes have been
destroyed by the Spanish. Many Of
them mourn the loss Of relatives. The
attack was made at night some dis
lance north of San Marcos and was
successful, although the Spaniards, in
their official report, say Maceo was re-
pulsed. a letter received by a Cuban
leader describing the attack, says: ave
struck the strong line about eight
o'clock at night, taking the Spaniards
by surprise. There we're two bataIlions
Of troops at the point attacked and We
doubled them up and poured in a fire
that killed over loo and wounded
nearly 200 more. The Spaniards broke
and fed, few of them taking refuge
in a small fort. We used our field
piece and dynamite against the fort
and soon demolished it. The Amazons
fought like furies. Nearly every one
of them had suffered grievous wrongs
from the Spanish and they took the
opportunity for revenge. They rushed
on the wounded Spaniards, hacking
them with matchetes. Maceo tried to
stop the slaughter, but the women we're
aroused thoroughly, and would not
obey command. Finally Maceo had to
threaten to shoot the women unless
they stopped hacking the Spauiards.
One woman whose daughter had been
taken by Spanish officer, would bring
her machete down on wounded sol
der and scream; That for my Chris
tina After the battle, Bermudez, with
1900 men, crossed the trocha into
Havana province, while Maceo with the
remainder of Bermudez's column and
the Amazons returned to the strong
hold in the Pinar del Rio mountains"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-06-12
SILVER AT ST. LOUIS
Republican Delegates Wlm Not Bolt a
Gold Plank.

Republican Delegates WIll Not Bolt a
Gold Plank.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.-There is already
considerable discussion among the de
legates and other party leaders who
have arrived as to the probable course
that will be pursued on the financial
question, and it is becoming evident
this question will receive more atten-
ton than any other in the committee
on resolutions and from delegates gen
orally. The possibility Of bolt by the
free silver delegates in case of incor-
porstion of plank in the platform
which they viii cOnstrue as unfriendly
to silver is discussed freely in the hotel
lobbies, and by none more so than by
the silver men themselves, Of whom
there are already several in the city.
There has been no general conference
among them, however, and will not be
until the arrival of Senator Teller,
Dubois, Cannon and others, who are
not expected until the latter part of
this week or the first of next.
1t is gathered from those who are al
ready here that the disposition to bolt
the convention is confined to but very
few. One of the most prominent of
the silver delegates said last night that
the men from the west felt they had
been elected by republican constitu-
ents to meet in convention to secure
all they could for silver, but that they
were not authorized to bolt if they
found themselves ia a minority, and
that the more they conferred the more
general was the opinion they should
stand by the republican organization.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-06-12

! "Boston, the great is fallen and be-
come an industrial Babylon. Its money
kings have only tao planks in their
platform There's nothing to arbitrate,
and THE public be ID
at is time for Us to know that the
west viii never submit to a New Eng
land president on a gold and monopoly
platform, and warn these blind fnan-
ciers that if they continue in their
present course for five years more, they
will never receive either principal OF
interest.
"Fhe west cannot be coercee. It is
not afraid of our tenderfoot militia.
Forty years ago the south insisted upon
the fugitive slave law and the result
was an uprising and an emancipation;
and a similar result will occur if the
eastern shylock insists upon Gu tting
of his pound of flesh. If the east is
merciless to-day the west will be mer.
CHESS tomorrow. The western giant,
like CULVER, is only bound with
threads, and he is every day becoming
more awakened and dangerous.
"Let US remember that the interests
Of all honest and industrious men,
whether in the east or west, are the
same. Let the mechanic and the farm
er cooperate and stretch hands across
the Mississippi. Let US take the pitch
fork and the hammer as our emblems,
and form political party of our own.
"For the sake of the union and the
men who died to save it; for the sake
Of social peace and patriotism, we
must speak the strongest words, in
spite Of prejudice and self-conceit. If
there had been an abolition church in
Richmond, in 1895, andits warnings had
been heard when it cried beware of the
north, perhaps the civil war might
have been averted."
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-06-12
HAY VOTE TOR H'HIHf
ar. Cleveland Val Bolt If the Rsuesrss.
Declare for Silver.
He Believes that sn Gold standard al.
hsrsnts Should Get Toeelhas Is
Defeat she Silvslltsa

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The New York
Herald correspondent ssnt the follow
ing to his paper: Rather than support
a free silver democratic candidate on q
free silver platform President Glove
land and some Of the members Of sha
cabinet viii vote for Mckinley. Ssn6s
the free silver tidal wave has swept
over the country and made It sppsrsut
to almost every one that The silver men
win be in control at the Chicago oan,
ventiOn there has been a great deal 81
discussion in administration circles as
TO the course which honest money
democrats should persue. Tbs matter
has resolved itself into a question 81
whether the administration officials re,
main neutral and stay away from the
polls, or whether they should vote the
republican ticket. A member Of the
cabinet, to whom the president hes
talked freely on the subject, said yes
terday that president believed she
money was of more Importance than all
other political issues at this time. and
it was absolutely essential that tho
cause Of sound money should triumph
by an overwhelming majority at TIE
November election. He said the Ore
sident thought this result could bes.
be obtained by uniting the sound
money mems support in favor Of the
republican ticket in the event OF Che
adoption of a satisfactory money plank
at st. Louis. Mr.. Cleveland does not
want straddle plank adopted at either
St Louis or Chicago. BE wants the
issue to be sharply defined and for this
reason he is opposed to placing Of
stacies in the way of the silver men IT
it should be fOund that they have
clear majority at the Chicago conven.
ton, Notwithstanding his radical diff
ference of opinion on the tariff cues
ton with Mr.. Mckinley, the president
believes that the tariff question and ali
other questions must be Felsgated to
the background until the money Issue
is settled.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-06-12
Hi GHHG SILER'S WAY.
Democrats Show Their Hand On the Money
Question,
Several States Declare in Favor OF the
White afetsI-Louislna solid fOr
a Silver Plank,

NEW ORLEANS, June S-Delegates
we're elected Saturday by primaries
throughout the state for the democrat
ie state convention. which will meet on
June Is to choose delegates to the
Chicago convention. In the country
parishes, so far as known, not single
sound money delegate was elected.
The New Orleans delegates are more
conservative, but will support free
silver plank in the national platform.
In several parishes a preference was
expressed for Boies of Iowa, for presid-
ent, and as no other name was men
toned it is thought the Louisiana de-
legation will be favorable to him.
ATLANTA, Ca, June 8.-The demo
cratic primary elections in this state
Saturday resulted overwhelmingly in
favor of silver. Even Fulton county,
in which Atlanta is located, and which
is the home of Secretary Hoke Smith,
gave a majority Of probably 1900 for
the white metal. The state convention
will undoubtedly be for free silver by
mot less than a two-thirds majority.
Mr.. Crisp Wilt be the next senator and
the delegation to Chicago will be in
strueted to vote as a unit for free silver.
CINCINNATI, June 8.-Tabulation of
the delegates to the Ohio democratic
state convention at Columbus, June %,
shows that up to Saturday night 30 of
the so counties had selected delegates,
with the results of 211 instructed for
free silver, II for gold and % unin-
strueted.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 8.-PFimaFies
were held Saturday in a large number
of counties to elect delegates to the
democratic state convention. In most
places the free silver men swept every
thing, and Gov. Matthews was Endorsed
for president.
DALLAS, Tex, June 8.-Primaries
were held throughout the state Satur-
day to elect delegates to the democrat
ic state convention. The state went
overwhelmingly for free silver.
PHOENIX, Ariz., June 9.-The demo-
cratic convention here yesterday elect
ed delegates to the national convention
directed to vote only for a free coinage
candidate. The resolutions declared
for the reconciliation Of silver at six
teen to one, and the perpetuation Of
the greenbacks.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-06-12
Chairman Cartsrls AetInn.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 10.-The re-
publican state committee adopted to-
day a resolution of protest against dis
elimination against colored delegates
to the national st. Louis convention.
The protest was forwarded to the exc
cutive committee. Chairman Carter Of
the republican national committee,
with Senator Gear Of Iowa, passed
through the city to-day enroute to st.
Louis
Chairman Carter stated that there
must be no color discrimination. He
was going to st. Louis for the purpose
Of preventing it if possible. The color
ed delegates, said Mr.. Carter, should be
taken care of.