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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

Considerable excitement was oc-
casioned here Monday morning by
the report given out by some wide
mouthed drummer ID the effect that
Marion swords the assessor and
registrar Of st. Landry had been
assassinated on Sunday and that
eight men were killed i'd theattsmpt
TO avenge bis death,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

We are glad to hear that Rev.
Father de stockalper, President of
the st. Charles College, Grand
Coteau, will preach in English in
the Catholic church On Palm sun~
day, "Wednesday and Good Friday.
He preached here last year and bis
sermons were highly appreciates by
thescongregation.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21
IN MEMORIAM

To my Understanding friend and my
beloved Godfather, Mr.. Joseph y
aHidry.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

A fine meeting was held at Erath
last Saturday. Hons Julien Mou'
ton. Nipos T. Gordy and DR.. Alb
shire made singing a ddresses to a
large number Of voters.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

Measles are quite prevalent 10
town, and will no doubt soon be
epidemic as the disease has not APP
peared here in several years.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

~ =#EaE%E&h 8AE #N 80 a. 49, - t-.
. II the fall Of 1888 a son Of Mr..
T. 1sMeFarlaud, a prominent mer-
ehantsot Live Oak, Suffer Co, Cal,
was taken with d very heavy cold.
The pains in big chest were so Sc
verethat he had spasms AID was
lhrestened with pneumonia. His
father gave him several large doses
of Ghambef!ain's. Cough Remedy
which broke up the cough and cur
ed Elm. Mr.. Mcfarland says
whenever his children have Group
be Invariably gives them Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy and it always
cures them. he considers it the
best codgh remedy in the market
For sale by R.. FL. Mills Drug
Co., Limited.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

Hollis Porter hayings purchased
the interest Of Henry Chevis in The
tools and shop and has gone into
partnership with W. Il, Waggoner
in the machine and blacksmith shop.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

Kite time is at hand and the boys
are having lots Of fun making and
flying these pretty little air ships.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1896-03-21

Place your money in the Bank of
Abbeville. This institution is a
great eenE fence to the public, and
is azsafedpository. Cashier Brous-
sard will i've you all information
desired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
j. B. Barnaby Co.

valuable woodland near Spectacle pond. having
passed by Forestdsle. which was saved By
large pond which turned she course Of the
FIRE.
Owing TO the thickly grown woodland In
this vicinity. 10 is impossible 90 gain control
Of the Ere. ss the heat and the immense
radius OF flames arc TOO great 90 be com.
bated. and 10 IL thought that the fire will
have to burn itsof out. Nevertheless, hun
dreds Of villagers from all sections around
here are fighting the FIRE under the directions
Of tho Ere warden. No lives up TO the
present time have been iost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
MEMS SUITS.

Ten lots of Mems AlLWoo Suits good lots too regular $o
and $I2 Suits, shall close for SIS and $3.50.
Fifteen lots of Mems and Young Mems A-Woo Suits
cellent quality we'll trimmed and made and very desr
able styles light, dark and medium shades, at $3.50
per Suit We believe this to be the best line Of Suits
ever sold in Providence anywhere $3.50. They
would be considered good value for $I3 and Sis.
1000 Mems and Young Mems Suits and every Suit good
one, many styles and colors at $1,000 per Suit. Re-
markably good value No better suits in sizes and
quantities offered in Rhode Island for $Ioo
Coats made single and doublebreased sacks and three
button cut-away
400 Mems and Young Mems Suits at Sra, made from blue
Serges, Cheviots Undressed Worsteds, Scotch Plads
and Light Mixtures that worth several dollars per
suit
1900 Mems and Young Mems high grade tailor made Suits
in all shapes and every Suit elegantly made trimmed
and finished at SIS per Suit. Many of the greatest
bargains entire stock of suits among these
Sis. They $40 and $22 Suits offered for this sale
and at this time for Sis. There are fine Mixed
Wosteds in light and dark shades light Scotch Paids
Stripes and Mixtures, small checks in various colors
also very fine Blue Serges and Black Worsteds.
N. B-We wish call your special attention the fact
that do offer this Cotton Back or Cot
ton Mixed Worsted Suit at any price.
$50 Mems and Young Mems fancy Worsted fancy Scotch
and Cheviot plain mixed Worsted, light mixed, check
plaid and striped Suits for SIS and $40. These
beautiful Suits among the choicest styles and fabrics
brought out this season They belong to the $25 cate
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
BOYS SUITS.

Full and complete lines of Boys Suits years made
from the handsomes and nobbest things produced this
season for SIS, $IS and SEQ per suit Scotch effects
Cheviots light and dark plaids pin checks worsted and
solid coors.
Other lots of large Boys Suits handsome and stylish many
colors to choose from, for $IO, $I2 and $3.50 per
suit. The finest line of suits that offered
at these prices
Still other lots of large Boys Suits all made from good all
wool fabrics, popular styles and colors light and dar;
shades, for $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50 per suit. At all
of these prices we guarantee good suit to every pur
chaser
Handsome Covert Cloth Top Coats and the regular cut
Spring Overcoats for large boys SIS to $T5.
Boys Suits years. short pants made double breast
ed acket single breasted acket with a vest, for
$3.50, $Io and $I2. Many kinds to choose from.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16

Boys Suits the above lots and made in the
shapes. at SO and $50. Very handsome and
stylish suits and very reasonable in price for this
grade of suits.
For S. sell the greatest suits produced the price
Fine All -Worsted Clay Diagonal Black Cheviots and
by far the best of ALL the famous "Tuffenuf suits.
There's nothing to compare with them
For $3.50, $500, $3.50 and $3.05 selling
grand good suits for boys to 10 years. strictly ALL
Wool Fabrics, wel-made and trimmed and as. stylish
and handsome as the higher priced ones You can buy
your boy fine looking suit and good suit of at
this time for very little money
Sailor Suits for boys years, made and trimmed
in all of ways with double collars, for z5c.,
$I.5O,$e, $3.50, So $3.50, $4 $5, and up to So so.
We have immense stock OF Sailor Suits the pop
ular prices
FauntIeroy and MILDLY Suits for the little fellows,
years, $a05, $50. 3.75, 4.25, 500 $50, 600,
65O, 700, $50, 500, $50, 900, $50 and 1000.
The petties line of Chldrens Suits show in this
city.
Refer Suits for Boys years. beautifully made and
trimmed with wide sailor collars, for $3.50, $50, 400,
4.5O; 100 and so.
Spring Refers, for boys years, sailor collars for
So so, A. 90, A. so and 500 For older boys to ID
years, 500, 6.5O $50 and $50.
Shirt Waists and Bouses for boys, IS years. SOC,
75c., 100, 125, 15O.
FaunterOy Blouses for boys I-a years. 75c, co.
1.50 LIS, 2,OO ESQ and up to 500.
One thousand Washable Sailor Suits for boys to 10
years. for Soc, 75c., LOO 1.5O 200, ESQ and up to
500.
Odd Fauntleroy Pants, 75c. SIC, 100, LIS and I35.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
j. B. Barnaby CO.

line were made by Alfred Stone and J.
Parker.
and pinks, Mrs. +. z. Shepard, William
Hill, gardener; pansics, double leaf cal.
las. Magma Charta roses, Park green
houses, John q. Jensop; rare anthurium,
wsdic and cristata. Edgar Mock; pinks,
Laurel Hill greenhouses, Mrs. n. p. I.
Goddard, n. q. Pierson, n. ID. Pierce,
l. q. Pierce, Honogansett gr,enhonss,
Peter :. Byrnes; roses. British Rose
Houses, Martin J. Edmonds.
Premiums were awarded as follows:
Martin J. Edmonds, 50; HomoRsnsett
greenhouses, IL; Farquhar Macrae, a;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
j. B. Barnaby Co.

the exhibitions OF the best OF the gard
ener's handiwofk. The exhibits at these
meetings are always attractive, but last
evening there were greater number and
variety than usual
The meeting itself was brief. Mr.. T.
III. Burlingame read paper on "Parks
and Parkways,"
He spoke OF many parks OF note in this
country and abroad. He paid special ref
erence TO Boston's beautiful park system
OF parks, which should DO beautihed by
plants and flowers TO relieve congestion
In large cities. Brief remarks In the same
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
]. B. BARNABY co.
TALKED ABOUT.

John A.. the 15-yesr-old son OF r..
Mitchell, Is missing from his home, 2lb
Weybosset street.
Captain Matthews and his men of the
Ashburton street station asked everybody
In the North End yesterday II any OF
their hens we're missing, and rs every
North End biddy was accounted for. the
captain was OBLIGED TO turn Joshua Me-
Cioskey loose, The I'VE dead hens, and the
one live hen that he had i'm his possession
when arrested Wednesday morning were
conhscated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
FIRE ON THE CAPE.
Wood in the Vicinity OF Sandwich and
Barnstable Burning.

SANDWICH. Mass. April i5.-The forest IRE
which started from pile CT burning weeds In
a yard in Caraumet village, yesterday noon. is
siiil burning furiousiy and is now within a
mile and a half Of East Sandwich.
AZ midnight che dre was mile IN breath
and crossed the Cotu,t road In an esstcriy
direction. threatening both East Sandwich
and West Barnstsbie IL Is now burning over
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16

l.. u. Pierce and n. q. Pierson. sl Lo-
a.; Alfred Powell, Mrs. n. j.. /. God
dard's gardener, 80 cents: Norwood
Floral Company, e.; William Hill, for
Mrs. n. II. Shepard, e; Park green
houses, 3.
The committee on awards comprised
Messrs. Farquhar Macrae, Joseph ID.
Fitch and II. X. Tcl.c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16

gory but bound to give the people great value,
in the kind of clothing that should be sold
except at auction but in the best that can be pro-
duced
65o of the finest Suits in and don't know OF
better anywhere in all the new shapes and
patterns 40 different coors and fabrics select FROM
$22 and $aS per suit Lower priced Suits you will
find in abundance everywhere, but doubt if you can
find another as handsome line anywhere in New En-
gland at any price
In short stock Of Mems and Young Mems Suits com
prises about everything be desired prices ranging
from SIS to $a5, and every price we guarantee the
purchaser the greatest value attainabe anywhere.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
THE HORTICULTURISTS.
Rhode Island Society Holds a Meet
ing at TIllinghast's.
An interesting Display for Which Several
Prizes We're Awarded.

The regular meeting OF the Rhode
Island Horticultural Society, held at Till
Ingbsst's lsst evening, was fraught with
onusual interest, principally because Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16

DIR. and Mrs. Clarence It. Gardner left
for New York on the limited this fore
noon, They Will sail for Europe tomor-
row.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16
LADIES' SUITS.

LADlCS SUlIC. y
LADIES' JACKETS-In all the new
shades and colors, $50, 500, 7.5o,
1000, 1887, 1900, 1850, 1000 $500
and 1854
LADIES' cAPEs -2.75 $50, 45o, 500,
e75, 100, $50. LOO, 1850, 1s 75, 1900,
1000 and up to 1900
SILK WAlSTs-.4.9s, $50, 500, $50, s.76,
1000, 1850, 1900, 1850, 1000 and
SEPARATE sKIRTs-2.75, 3.75 500,
65o,s.oo, 1000, 1850. 1900 and 1000.
SPRING REEFERs--fo for Children, 100,
225, 25o. $50, 300, 6.75. 7.s7, 1000
and 1900
SPRING REEFERS-for Mis,es, $50.
500, 6.75, 75o, 1000, 1880, 1900
IS so.
LADIES' SUITS Outing ana Refer
Suits, 1000, 1850, 1900, 1000 and
$500 Dress suits-1O.0O, u. 90, co,
1880 1000 and up to $500. Tea
Gowns-5.Op, 7.50 and 1000.
MISSES spREssEs-bOo 7.5o 1000,
1880, 1boo, 1880 and 1000. Child
ren's Dresses 900. $50, 1000
i2So and 1879
This special sale affords great opportuu-
.ty for those who take pride in being
we'll dressed, TO clothe the whole
family at the minimum cost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-16

$4,000 worth new Spring Jackets pg Refers Silk Waists Separate Skirts and Suits for Ladies Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-02

which supp3ris tue Chicago platform
anl tictei, prints story this DDrfing
IN which it claims d1v. w. J. stone
" Miis0urI has been oGsfei a place IN
Bryhn's cabinet should no be elected.
it saws this was the csuse Of Gov.
Stoht'i wit dfawal ~ iavor Of Nost la
the race Tor UniteJ State. tanstor
Continuing, the article tayti
"a close tefsUnal and pOlit cal Il o I'd,
Who has the reputation ot euJDyin
The govetnOf's conn Iencs says that
Misscuris Chief executive has been
vilered aud already accepted The pioiisr
" the secieintyship Of tue interior Ia
the event VI Bryau's election. This
story has n much more arbslsntial
qunliiy than mere tumof. IL Il sup.
pOtud TO be based on thorough kuUvl.
oige OF the relations bslweon Bryan
nnd Stone ana an hdmreiln which ap-
pAfeniy c1ms direct from tue governor
Ia 9 eomgwhat round abJut faahiOu.
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The Mtu i,nip aus P..ui festival nj
Denver, Colorsio, opens on Octopef
Oth anu closes October 6ib. This feii.
val VIII surpnss all other attractions
OF the kind that have over been giveu.
In order that the Utan people eau b.
represented ai such u grand atisiT, tho
Denver a Rio Gfando fAllfoaJ IN cOu.
ncciion win tho Rio Grands wcststO
railway hiss authorized % rate Ut $40
for the round trip. Tickets will Lc
sold on Oelooer An aud OH and Ato
good Tor feiufn passage w to and In.
cluding Oet9bef 18Th. Thee tlcksts
are good for paoiage via Marshall Pas,
Black Canyon anu Royal Gorge going,
and via Cilorado 5pfings, Pueblo,
Grand Canyon Oi tho Arkansas, Leau.
Vile, md Glenwood Sprlugs reiufniug
OF Vice vstes. Bear Ia mind that the
Denver & RIO Gfande railroad IL tue
only liae having two routes between
GfAnd junction anu Dsnver. The
Denver 4 RIO GfAndo railroad IL the
scenic liIe u the world.
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HuROg, =. d, Oct. 2.-Ata oiuiet.
enco hUrc Of toe national Democratic
party. tho following resolutions we've
aiOptel: That We proudly proclaim
our allegiance to the principles ADOPT, d
aud promulgated Vt Indianapolis.
That. 10 inflnef tho cause VI honest
money, thn maintenance Of national
honot sod Integrity, anj 10 promote TO
tue extent Of our ability tho future
welfare ana prosperity OF the nation,
we deem u host 10 place lao rlsctorAI
ticket before the eleotor. NJ this etale
Ia support Of the presidential miness
81 tue ailonal Democratic party.
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,nly $40 TO psn,,r a.a n.,u,..

The R'V Gfsnd. Western Agents
Will on Oetober 4 h ami 9th soil round.
trip tioseis TO Denver via tho famous
Denver 4 Rio Gfaude Railroad Tor
weHty dollars. The Denver A Rio
Gfande Railroad has two separate line,
OF railway between urand Junction
and Dsnvti,ihus giving IHsiengers the
ohOieo OF two toutes. Tickets afs
good going via Glenwood Springs.
Losdvlllo anu Plrblj, ahd TstuTnipR
via Colorado springs, Grand Canyo,,
OF tho Arkansss. Royal Gorge, Mar
shall Psss anu Black Canyon. Re
sure TO ask your ticket agent for ticket
Via the Denver 4 Rio 0fanda Rail.
road, as no other railway can G iisr suoh
inducements.
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IRoUBLE nnIwiNa.
rho Canadian rac,nc s,tihv goiiiaz
Mere serious.

HiNNipgo. Man.. Oct. l.-The Ca.
nc lian Paciiic railroad striao situation
shows very little change, tut there are
Indications OF more serious hnpprr-
ints " a settlement Ia not ietcnsd
within the next twenly.i0uf noufs.
SUPERINTENDENT Whyto IL confduut tue
company VIII win. On tho other
hand tue strikers arc Just ~ confident.
Ihey ultimate that they have another
surprise In store 10 spilug On the com.
pAny u necessary, aud Uno which Will
completely cripple the system. IL 10
underetoOd the other railway orIets
strongly Hympathlzs with tue strikers,
nnd uaicss RtotlIement IL soon reached
u mauiieilauOn will be seen. There ia
also sttoug sympathy win the striking
station agents Ia t9w las tnfOug hous tho
province.
Tho next important movement in
tue Canadian Pacific slfiko viii prop
ably 10 made t0nOIrOs Ia the form VI
arquost ftom the tfainncn's organi.
EAliYns fJr au interview regarding the
trouble. The result OF their mission
viii probably DO uivulgoi soon.
TORONTO. Oct. 1.-The quoilion now
discussed regarding tho teiegtapbsts'
strike ", will the railway oTganiEatiDus
loin the ttlsgfaphofs IA their fght
asaiust the Canadian Paolnt2 Both
thn company anu the strikers ATE await.
lug the decision Of the engiueofs, con.
uuoiors ana tfainmcn as ~ tho policy
which they viii ADOPT. Wnsa the
train came ia from Noith Bay oyst
i've hJufs late the conductor told IT,
pJItor that tho Gppfaiots were out ali
tue way from North bay ~ PJrl Ar
thur, hnd that during the timu lac was
wAitiug IN Norm Bay, about twenty.
uino hour, only ono ffrlght train had
born sent wcas anu two east. The
trades aud labor uniOus In tho city are
iu eympslny with the strikers, and the
TACT that United > ates operators are
coming to tnis oouatry TO MI the va.
cant positions inienulilcs the feeling.
IL !. proposed 10 urge on toe local
members Of Parliament the necessity
OF mNking without delay such tosula.
lions Ne viii pIohibii tue importation
Of hmefican iatof.
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burn, citiltmaD. -Four more rsfsops
are miasieg. ekppoiei that great
LOIS OF life AMI destruction oi property
VIII he repealed from all along the san
Pedro river until u empties Into the
ella.
The details Of tho disaster NJ Benton
aud IN accurate detcfiI ton Of the tx.
tcut Of tue cloudburst have not been
received, but thu precipitation must
nave occurred along the whole lcngtn
NJ tho Wneistone mount,ins, as the
hJoi from tne western emu Of that
ssmc range tore tus thrtc miles Of
4 suthtrn Pacific irauk twelve miles
wet VI Benson. A wall VI water At
least twelve miles long was poured Into
ihv Ban Pedro river. hence there IL ~.
pfonsusi0n felt fOf the safety Of per.
sons 10 the valley.
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WILL wArsoN WITHDRAW,
H-=sor- to Iha, ,n.oi vow .. cireuia
ten.

NASHVILLE, Teun., Ost. Ia
special 40 tue American from Atlants,
ia. sSys: rom Watson IL Al his room
nj tho kimball hVu'r, surrounded by
o phalsux OF PJpulisls, tonight. AID l.
shut cut from tho Iesl OF the world 40
absolutely that all efforts to got from
him anything about his mOvemonls
or intentions nave proved unsvailing.
The air OF mystery that suTToungs
him has perhaps been In a measure 10.
spousible TOT tho many TumoI1 that are
fil1AL These have taken definite
suape In tue statement that he IL cyf.
iainly going to Withdraw from tue
P0pulist ueAgt Ia disgust. Watson
viii neither affirm nor deny this M.
NOR This Story goes that Ia the Popu.
list payer Tomorrow he viii explain
bis potiuJn fully aud that tho effect
Of II. will be his withdrawal. To-Day
Watson spoke nj Stone Mountain. IL
made no direct alluslon " any Idea Of
Withdrawing.
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rEspiors meEiSLrY's r,ru,ios.
nr. Lsserins, tb- Prohibition Caso..
date Tor rre.iasnt.

BALTIMORE, MI, Oct. .. - Jos.
Lowering, the Prohibition candidate
for President, has returned after n
month spent In tbs northern and
western states. Daring his absence
Mt Lowering spoke Ia all tho large
towns In New Eugland anu New
York anu extended his tour AZ fer
west NJ Minu,sOta. Speaking OF his
trip MI. Lowering ssid; one Of tue
beet slgrs OF the times In my Ju1g.
munt Is that meetings OF all tofls aud
all parties brs aitendeI by such
crowds aud classes of people a. have
never taken much interest IN polite,
before. The people oyefywhef. seem
anxious TO hear these new questions
discussed aud Will turn OUT 10 near
anybody.
III think Mckinley will be elected.
Tbs ohaucos OF his receiving larse
malotliy seem to bp improving every
Jay. lne prohibition vote, am con.
ndeni, Will be larger by far than ever
bC.sia.n
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BALLOoNtsr KILLED.


TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. LA special
from Ps. Ia, Kan, to the Capital says
George Is. Anderson, alias Snyder,
was billed To make a parachute drop
by being nTeG from cannon attached
10 n balloon. Wheu three thousand
feet In The ALI, the assistant ON the
ground nEcd q signal. Either this
was not heard or something was wrong
with the cannon aud two more signals
were ffei. Tue cannon was then fiTed,
bul before tho parachute opened the
rope that was tie1 TO AndeIsln's
writ bfoEe and he fell to tho gIounI
JsAf.
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We take pleasure Ia extending a
cordial Invitation 10 all Conference
visitorl, anu especially those engaged
10 the beer business, 10 call And 900 us.
We are not cutting prlces, but cin
assure you that we have tie Finest
Quality Lager Beer ever pfoiuoed 10
luis marhol. And TO those who hr. mol
putoha'ing our beer, cut VINO wish to
Improve thelr business, would suggest
that they try somo Of our Exlfs Pale
Premium L,ger Beer anu uo con.
WINGED. JAcon NORTH,
General Manager.
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FEATURE or a ooLp PARADE.
Echoes Of ~ Heard from the Lake Co
iho sea Hoard.

CHICAGO, OCT. 2.-Eohoes of the
great gViJ standard parade In this city
ON CDicsgo dty, OetObef Oh, viii be
heard IRON tue laHo sius 10 tue sea.
board. Electrical science has made
,uch feature possible. The plan II
TO place trsnsmitiers AZ the best van.
taRe points. Autophon,n At either
end OF the line IN localities will be
erected % that mulIltudes IN other
cities who assemble ~ near tho lovelty
can distinctly hear the shouts from
Chicago.
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Not ",rlmt" but Tbougbtiessas ss,
HHy. senator chandler.

CoSCJBD. n. H., Oct. l.-Uniioi
States senator william L.. Chandler
lOnight made public his reply TO q
letter from n gentleman IN selma,
Cal, asking his opinion on the "cflmo
~ 49," ms the alleged drmOnrtiz ,tio n
OF sllyer nt that tlms 10 termed by
many prominent silver men. 5enAtur
Chandler IA his reply says the anti.
silver Legislation IN 1873 WAS not a
crime. but merely q ".houghtlsss &c.
ton" lie says tho wise course will
be, after Alt X lnloy's election, 10 work
earnestly 10 secure the reconciliation
oi silver anu tho Restoration Of blnstal.
| am,
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WAsiuSoToS. Oct 2.-Tho month ly
slalemrnt VI tue director OF the mint
shows the total coinage at the United
Ststea mint during the month Of Sep.
lembsf, 1895, ~ havs Dsen s5.gi5,.
$1,000, when T. divided ~ iniioW /.
Golj, sS,l40,D9L50. silver, 81 7J2, los;
miuOr coins, s.O, g96. OF lns siIv.f
coined s2,7U0,0OJ vas Ia standard dol.
lafs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-02

COLUMBUS, o, Oct. 2.-HDn. George
district, replying TO letter from Prot.
w. II. johnson Of the Denton uuiver.
siiy, urging his acceptance OF the cun'
OCCASIONAL domination Ia the soveu-
tronth district aunt unccd Ills Intention
to support Mai g Mckinley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-02

CHICAGO. Oct 2.-Edwin Walker
has been elected = director VI tue Da.
mond hAtch c mpany In place Of w.
a. Moore, WHO Icsignei week ago.
That settles lhe queition Of the new
msmbsf oi the board to take tue place
VI w. ii. Mu0ie, anu uBletH there 10 u
further freiguatlou tnsto will be no
lutthvf change.