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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
ABBREVIATED TELEcRAMs.
Because J. L Tallman. William Nc
Clure, James Craig, James Thomas AMI

Because J. L Tallman, William No
Clure, James Craig. James Thomas and
DANES Mcclure eould not furnish $500. 600
bail each in Justice Hanaisan's court at
Chicago they are Eow inmates Of thecoun-
t. jail The men. who operated as Till
man q Co in mining stocks, with offices
IN the R.altO and Commerce buildings, are
charged with obtaining money underf false
r-ctcnseS. enbeZzlement, conspiracy to
Geiraud ard larceny,
Pcrfrio D:az has been reelected presi-
dent of Mexico, for the sixth time rcceiv-
ing every vote of the $1,000 electors.
Watts Iron furnace at Middlcboro. Ky,
has closed and 200 men ARE thrown out of
employment. Cause, low price of pig-iron.
The failure of the New York Smcltin,
| and Refining company last June was
! caused by dishonest employees, who stole
sSo,oe OF the company's funds.
Obituary: At Pana, Ills, F. Franken-
field Puthley, 90. Al Jacksonville, Ills,
LTther Whivlocls, So. At Madison, Wis,
DR.. c. W. = l6bins.
Fr>l H9cs, OF Chicago. private in
com!!iy l. Seventh regiment, was
droNa,l while bathing In the Sangamon
river at Ca2ip Chinkepin, near Spring.
field. Ills. prtr:ck Maloacy, a private in
| con.,;n 3. :;,rcn;h regiment, struck a
rock while d.yir., IN the river al the SINE
placo. A-ij be. MS broken and he will
| die.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
HAMLIN FAvORs A BALLOT BOLT.
Believed to Speak for the Administration
Secretary Herbert Kicks Out.

Believed to Speak for the Administration
Secretary Herbert Kicks Out.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-The, Evening
Star of yesterday said: Assistant Secre-
tary Hamlin, of the treasury department,
has given out short statement in ex-
PLANTATION of his position with regard to
the Democratic platform and nominal
tons. Inasmuch as Hamlin represented
the administration forces at the Chicago
convention, and as he has been in fire.
quent consultation with Secretary Car
Isle over the political situation since the
adjournment of the convention, the state
ment made by him will undoubtedly be
accepted by many as u semi-official decla-
ration of the position of the sound money
men of the administration.
This impression is further strengthened
by the belief that Hamlin has seen PreSi-
dent Cleveland since the adjournment of
the convention. The statement referred
to is as follows: 'No political Issue is in
volved in this coming election. The qucs-
ton TO be decided is far deeper and more
vital. The perpetuity of republican in
stitutions has been Threatened. Every
loyal citizen should rally himself against
the forces which controlled the Chicago
cpnvcntion-forces of lawlessness, which
are inconsistent with the maintenance OF
the republic.
''Henceforth there should be no Repub-
licans, no Democrats, but union of loyal
citizens against the combined forces OF re
pudiation and disorder. When once this
| dangerous element has been stamped out
| at the polls by an indignant people We
] can again divide and discuss those political
| questions which for generations have KEEP,
I alive the two great political parties" "
1t can be stated by authority that Sccre
| tary Herbert will not support the ticket
| nominated by the Chicago convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
strength might give the state to Mckinley
National Silver Party Convention.
The convention of the National silvc
party, which convenes in this city July 2
at the Exposition building, will vie i
numbers with that of the Populists, whic
meets the same day The National silve
BRYAN PAYS A VISIT TO cENrRALIA
Crowd Is Not Large to Welcome Him
Runs Into the Republicans.

Crowd Is Not Large to Welcome Him
Runs Into the Republicans.
SALEM, Ills, July 15.-Hon W. ]. Bry-
ans principal business yesterday was a
visit to Centralia, which seems to have
been badly managed. Scarcely 800 people
all told Were at the station when the trail
bearing Bryan and his wife pulled in.
was evidently the fault of the local Demo
Gratis who invited him TO come. 1t wa.
hastily gotten up. 1t was only in the
morning that bills We're scattered about
the town saying that Bryan was coming
A club of Democratic voters arrived from
Nashville with band about 1:3O. and q
few minutes later one came in from Fair
field, but they added scarcely 200 people to
the crowd. To make matters worse the
place selected for Bryan TO meet the crowd
was at the City park. which had already
been engaged by William f. Mason. Re.
publican candidate for the United States
senate from this state.
On this account Bryan and his friends
had To vacate before So'clock.. The big
majority OF the crowd that went to the
park appeared to be Republicans who had
expected to listen To Mason talk. There
were frequent cheers for Mckinley, and
shout for Bryan, Altgeid and free silver
Governor Aitgeld was not there, and does
not seem to have been invited. though it
was announced that he was coming.
Upon the arrival at Ccntralia Mr. and
Mrs. Bryan We're taken in a carriage To
the home of Captain :. l. Dwight. whose
wife is Bryans cousin. Here there was
an informal reception to the ladies of
Ccntralia. who were presented to the
nominee and his wife. There were sew
eral hundred women there and the affair
was decidedly pleasant A pleasant COLA
ton of refreshments was served after
which the visiting party was taken to the
City park.
The crowd insisted on a speech and
Bryan talked % the issues Of the cam
paign for few minutes, arguing, of
course, principally for free silver. Hewas
frequently applauded and when he closed
there were tremendous cheers. The visi-
tors were then escorted to q carriage and
Amid the reals of hands driven to the rail.
way station. where they took the train for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
Iowa Republican Convention.

Dies MONIES, July 15.-Delegates to the
Republican state convention have been ar
irving rapidly and last night the hotel
Hobbies were crowded. Rollin NJ. Wilson,
of Fhirfield, who was selected for temper
airy chairman, is Frustrated by the heat
and will not be able to fill his position.
The committee has selected Congressman
W. p. Hepburn for temporary presiding
officer. Senators Allison and Gear are
both here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
The Teller Conference Again Postponed.

DENVER, July Ex-senator Teller has re-
turned TO Denver from Manitou, where he
has been in conference with Senator Du-
bois and Congressman Hartman as TO the
course the silver Republicans shall pur-
sue in the approaching campaign. They
hive postponed their conference until
other silver Republicans can arrive. Teller
makes no secret of his intention to sup.
port BRYAN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
Silver Men of the Hawleve State.

Dies MONIES, July 15.-Thc free silver
men held a union meeting here yesterday.
There were about 80 delegates in attend
ance, besides many visitors. The meeting
was made up Of men of all parties. 1t was
decided to place n congressional candidate
il the field in each district. An attempt will
be made to fuse with the Democrats. 4
delegation to the St Louis convention
next week was selected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15

CHIC AGO, July 15.-Ex-Mayor Hopkins
has sent to Chairman Hinrichsen his
resignation rs a member of the Demo-
cratic state central committee. In his
letter of resignation Hopkins says: Il
am a Democrat, but I do not believe that
the candidates chosen and the principles
promulgated by the Peoria and Chicago
conventions represent the Democracy"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
Saws They Will All Come Back

SYRACUSE, July 15.-Arthur Sewall. the
Democratic nominee for vice president,
passed through Syracuse yesterday. He
was asked: What do you think of the
action of Democratic papers in the east
boiting the recently adopted PLATFORM
oh said sSewall, they will all come
back into the fold. In the west the peo-
pie are all enthusiastic over the ticket.
AIR. BRYAN is a very strong man"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
Hill Has Said Nothing Yet,

ALBANY, July Ex-senator David B.
Hin left for New York CITY yesterday
afternoon and will confer there with the
leaders as to the attitude of the New York
delegation upon the support of the ticket
named at the Chicago convention. He
says he has not.yet expressed himself to
anybody on the Chicago convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15

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Castoria assmlatcs the food, regulates tho stomach
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
stevenson win support BRYAN.

President Stevenson and wife arrived in
the city yesterday from Bloomington,
Ills, and are the guests of their daughter,
Mrs Hardin. The vice president said last
night: Il will support the nominee Of
the Chicago convention"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
Boston Democrats Ratify

Boston. July 15.-George Fred Will
Jams, fresh from the Chicago convention,
received an ovation at the Democratic
ratification meeting last night in Faneuil
hall. Williams explained his conversion
to the cause of the silver standard and in
dorsed the national ticket. He also spoke
at an overflow meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
The Third Great National Con.
vention Foregathers.
PoPUL1sTs CONVENE AT ST. LOUIS,

with Silver annex That May Be Called
the Fourth-Decisjon One OF Great Mo-
ment to Bryan-Two Propositions That
VIII Supply the Issue for the Delegates
Democratic Nominee Visits Centralia
and Speaks-The Administration to Bolt
At the Polls-Political Notes.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-The rush Of politi-
clans to attend the Populist and silver
national conventions has not yet set in,
although q few Of the leaders have ar
rived. Chairman TaubenecK and Ser
geant-at-Arms Mcdowell, of the Populist
national committee, predict one of the
largest crowds that ever attended a con-
vention. MANY of the best men in the
party will be here" continued Chairman
Taubeneck. Among the prominent ones
there are Senator Marion Butler and Con.
gresham Harry Skinner, of North Caro-
lima; Judge ]. K. Huids and Tom E. Wat
son, of Georgia; General Field, Major
che, of Virginia; Ex-Governor Buchanan
A. L. MINUS, j. H. Mcdowell, John ]
Blair, Thomas S. Petit and L. K. Taylor
of Tennessee.
Big Delegation from Illinois.
illinois will send big delegation il
which will be John p. STEELE, Howard
s. Taylor, A. L. Maxwell, Eugene Smith
and Charles Palmer There will be ,35t
delegates, representing over 2,0oo,ooo vot
ers. We have every reason to believe thai
in point of numbers attending it will fal
| out-rank thc,Republican convention. W.
shall meet in the same building which
will afford an opportunity observe TIT
strong points Of difference" Sergeant
alarms Mcdowell announced that thu
| Trunk line commission, with headquar
! tiers in New York city, had photographed
him granting one fare for the round trip
to start on the Goth only and start on thu
return on the Goth, reaching final destina
ton not later than the 2Sth.
| The Issue Before the Gathering.
| AS the Populists begin to gather it i
evident that there will be two proposition
made which will form the chief contcn
ton of the convention. One is that tn
| Populists shall abandon any idea of
separate and distinct national ticket ant
indorsc outright the candidates and tn
platform of the Chicago convention. Thi
nronosition will be supported by tn
friends Of Teller. nearly an the Populis
members of the United States senate an,
tho peon,e's marty leaders in many of tn
western states. The west. the southwcs
and the northwest are nearly solid for tn
nronosition to indorse Trvan and mt N
NO other ticket
A Prono.ition from the soutb.
Eron, tho sortb como ae,er,tes an
,,r,, Ioodcrs VIC arc NOT delegafas RI III
onvcnt;on urging another nronosition-
tNnut mn , nrcsident;,l ticket adont n MAI
for,,, r,,,, rras;da,ti,I electors in ali RI
go, ,,.horo ,ho pcorlo.s ,,,rtv hoe an q,
,,a,,;,,,;n,, .nd ,bon ,,hor Tho tive co,,e
fn c,st rho vote in the electoral COLLEGE !,
,Lo ponuI;..s ,rd Damocr,ts combine q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
Delaware Repubiican.-Addick. Faction

DOVER, July 15-The Addicks faction
Of the Republican delegates met in con-
vention yesterday. The platform adopted
is standard Republican document, in
iorsing the St Louis convention. John
H. Hoffecker, of Smyrna, was nominated
for governor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
CaStOria.

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good effect upon their children"
DR. q. G. OsGoop.
Lowell, Mass.
"Casforia IL the hest remedy for children Of
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interest Of their children, and Use Castoria in
stead Of tho variousquaek nostrurns which arc
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothln; syrup and other hur'fnl
agents down their throas-, thereby sciidins::
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Conway, Ark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15
CaStOria.

"Cassbria Is so well adapted 10 children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known To me-
II. A. ARCHER, n. D.,
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and although we only have among o,.-
medical supplies what is known rs regular
products, yet we are FREQ 20 confess that the
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-15

Company. ~ Murray Street. Nov York City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-04
THE GOID PLANK.
It VIII be Submitted TO the Convention
To-Day


STAUNTON, VA, June 3.-Special.-
The committee appointed by the sound
money Democrats VIII submit tomorrow
The following resolutions upon the nn,ci-
cial question:
The Democratic party OF Virginia. in
convention assembled I'm conformity with
the Oft-rcpeatcd declarations 0f the party
ia every National Convention, rcasserts
its unfalterng adherence 10 the cause
OF sound money. and declares that the
present business depression IS dge 90
large measure 10 the continued ael-
tation Of the question of our rational cur
rency. and the threatened change ln our
standard of value.
Every consideration of parry policy and
regard for the pubic veal requires an
une1uivocal declaration OF our partys POI
sition with reference 20 this question and
its speedy settlement. The Democratic
party OF Niraginia stands r,lly 10 abide
by thc declarations of The national De-
mOcracy, ass set forth Bog ifs convention
soon 10 assemble in the city OF Chicago.
but as indicative az lfs own views
upon this subject. 10 declares as follows
We demand that the volume of our
currency snail Doe commensurate with tho
growing population and business Develop
hent or the country; that every dollar Of
gold and silver pat in circulation small
be of equal intrinsic and cxcnaugeabla
value; and that the present gold sfan-
dard OF value shall De- maintained. neither
cepfeciatcl 10y legislation. because There
ip the earnings OF labor and the rro
Queer would Dee lowered and creditors de-
i-""ltd' nor so appreciated because
lHtIeDy debtors would have their burdens
"u-menttI. and the value of an forms
n fN u H
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against Pcrsimmon. - 10 on St Trus-
quiu. 33 10 ] against Earwig, IL TO
against Tcufcl - TO / each against Bay
Ronald and knight OF the Thistle. - 10
1 AGAINST Gulistan. 40 10 against Brade-
wafdinc. 100 10 1 against Spook and
Toussaint. and 1,0OO TO ] against Tama-
rind.
Tho Duke Of Wcstminlstcr's bay colt
Rcyrci was scratched. upon the advice OF
Jockey Cannon. bat 10 was not until
O'Clock that. 81 was decided not 10 start
him. The afternoon was free from rain.
and there were occasional glimDses OF
sunshine.
Tho Prince Of Eales was heartily con-
graduated upon the victory Of his horse
ANA seemed 90 fully appreciate the pleas
ant things that were shouted 10 him as
hc personally Jed Pcrsimmon to the weigh
ing-room.
The Standard says that ST. Frusqun re-
turned % the .ghing-room with "a
broken stlrrup-leathcr His Jockey. r.
Loatcs. however. says that the leather
was broken al the last stride and it's
breaking aid not affect the result in
the least.
Tamarind was started merely as a
pacemaker FOR Bay Ronald. both Brassoys
horses.
The Prince Of Wales gave a dinner 10
the Jockey club at Marlborough House at
$3.50 this evening.
Tho Epson Town Plate Nandicap) Of
l03 sOycrcicns for threc-yc and up
wards five furlongs. was won 10y T.. WISH
ards ch. m Helen Nichols. 10y lroQuois,
out Of Orphan Girl. ROYAL Flush second.
and Marble third. Eight horses ran.
The betting was u 10 each against
Helen Nichols ana Royal Flush, and .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-04
hENTUChI DEuOCRfIs
r'"h' courtesy shown >ound-Money Men,
blackburn Counsels Generous Treatment,

Hcant Courtesy shown und-Monev Men.
blackburn Counsels Generous Treatment.
LEXINGTON. KY. June 3.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention met az . = Al
ty-day- When the time came FOR calline
the convention 20 order in the Chafali-
qua auditorium there We're 5.Opl re,ria
ia the building. The proceedings ,ver,.
opened with "a prayer by Rev. Mr. Bart
Chairman Charles r. Long. Of the Stat.
Central Committee called the convention
10 order He made a short sDeech i'm
which he said the silver men were going
10 De badly disappointed. lie praised
tieNeiand ana Carlisle and their names
were roundly Kissed by the silver dele
gates and their sympathizers. John Rhea
tsllNerl nominated G. j. BrOustOn for tenn
poiary chairman and Colonel b. u. Young
sound money nominated JUICE Alex.
III IhTeys BrOnstOn received 69l votes
and Humphrey 90.
Mr.. Bronson then addressed the con-
ventiOn and after he had finished his
address. John ). Rhea. the noted free
silver orator was called for. lie re-
sponded IN a three-ininute speech coun-
selling harmony Then Senator Black
burn appeared on the platform. The
delegates rose as one man waived their
hats. umbrellas. handkerchiefs. or what
ever else they had handy and cheered
for several minutes before they would
allow him 10 speak
The senator told Of his years Of service
10 the party and said that while he had
suffered much at the hands OF Demo-
Gratis. who opposed the policy ne adj
vocated. ne bore them no III will and had
no anlmosity against those who had
fought him so bitterly. He counselled
harmony and urged his enthusiastic
friends to be generous I'm this. the hour
@. their victory and unite with the OPP
position but without surrendering any
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STANTON, VA, June 3.-Speeial.-
The wedding o. Miss Leacy Pa .ay vii.
I.ama ana aIr. LN.ug COckreu SOL Il
senator COckrell, OF Missouri. which took
place Tonight al 500 o'clock Ia lmman-
ue. crulcn was the most brilliant W.T.
uas5ed do stanton Tor IL long time. The
beautiful church was most deliberately
d-cCiatCd with flowers and the SOFT light
ol many wtN candies lau4ng on tAe lO,e
ly gowns az the bridal parry made 10 look
l.n % s,enr from iaIsy-land.
As tAc bridal party gathered in the
C-oIste. o. tue church. Miss Mamie
tJIe sau- the wedding hymn 20 Per-
feet Love The bridesmaids were Miss
JI.a NlDUald. OF CnarlestOwu. W. Va.
1lIss Auai. Mcdonald. OF Cnarlestowu.
". Va. Miss Mamie Mcdonald Of Ber-
Iyyino. Va. Miss smith. OK Clarke county,
Va Nils, Wilkinson. OK 81. Louis. NO;
Miss Belle Moran, OF Charlottesville, Va.
Ailss AaIOu Washington Ransom, or
= .auutou. AI-s Clcmeuce Cooke. OF
stanton; Miss Lucy Ice Powell. OF
Siaoutol. and Miss Elizabeth tamtle-
roy. Of S,aLhtol.
They were gowns of pink orsandie o.er
rIuA s.Ih ana carried bouquets OF sweet
peas.
Ins $40, msmen were air. Andrews. Of
Kansas Guy. Mr.. Lancaster OF New
ioik. Mr. Basket. oi south Caroline
Mr. Slate. of Chicago, Air. Herbert
smith. OF Stauuton. Alr. Angus Mcdonald.
Washington. Alr. j. Baldwin Ransom, OF
Stauntou. Mr. Frank C0ckrel OF 81.
Louis. Mo-: Ar. George Buck, OF Bal
timore. Nd. and Mr. \erOOman. OF Bal
tmore sid. Immediately preceding the
bride. came The maid OF honor Miss
Marion COckrcu. sister Of the groom
clad ia a pure white gown or SATIN inc
bride entered with her father. VINO gave
her away. and wore Il lovely gown %.
white organdie over satin with tulle ven
falling 10 the hem of the long Tram enc
met the groom and his best man .il -
l.. Eustace Williams, Jr., brotheF oil INC
bride. al the chancel.
The ceremony was performed by inc
p,v Robert Carter Jott rector OF I'M
manuel church. After the ceremony an
oI.osfr reccpti0n was held at the country
t,,,,. ~ inc brides father. Mr. "a
MIS-. Cockreu will said for Europe pa
,ir,iav and spend some months Hh se--"s
the old World. .,i..o-.o ,,.ore
senator Cockreu and family, MIS- JoHn
Soil Of Berrygiile. Va, MIS-, A,l7.' 49, nv
o;rv. Of Louisville. Ky; MIS-. D. ram l''
Staarns of Richmond. va LI7' vi
I W,sso ouri and Or. Kenyoun and wife OF
Missouri.
Marriage in the Fort
FORT MONROE. June 3.-rhe marriage ..'.
30 ,rss Matilda G.. Jones and Captain
John pitcher. Frs, Cavalry. was ee.e-
y..t,d M tine rost chapel this afternoon
nv Rev. Charles W. Freeland. 49,,
ma h~.de wore a white ivory silk e'ao-
,r',ly trimmed with Duchess lace ana
serd pearls. Miss Sidney Campbell was
maid of honor. Miss Carroll Campoei
and Miss Sunger. of Washington brides
maids. Captain W. j. pitcher zig "'il
Infantry brother OF the groom vas ",s.
man. Captain Crozier' Initen 9'''.7
engineers. and Captain oscar j.. Brown
First Cavalry, were ushers. Inc chur'
was handsomely decorated