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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04

. great success. In Central hall. on Sun
day afternoon, q meeting devoted whol-
, ~ 10 the American Sunday will be ar
ranged. The tents viii be closed In the
| evening and the regular church services
win be attended
Monday morning will be given over TO
the Worlds Union OF Christian Endeavor
for its first annual convention, the after
noon 10 excursions and in the evening the
| convention will close with the sermons
ann usual conservation services In each
Of the three tents, Central hall and nye
or six large churches.
More than ever bicycle excursions VIII
be tho feature OF the sightseeing side OF
| the convention. The smooth streets OF
| the city lend themselves 10 the use Of the
| wheel. and though the outlying roads are
| not comparable with Boston's for out
of-t0wn rides, the limits OF the city and
most suburbs like Arlington promise 10
| be thoroughly explored by thousands OF
wheelmen and wheeiwomen. One thing
| about cycling will specially interest riders
al this convention. and that Ii the ef-
1 fort that Ia said will be made TO secure
/ the adoption of a resolution denounetng
sunday cycling as pn-christian. II has
| been frequently charged that the wheel
has done more 10 break down the sacred
| character Of the Sabbath than any other
single agency. and this convention will
probably be asked 10 10 set its face
/ against II. That this effort will meet
with opposition il almost certain. since
many claim that cycling IL not distinct
| ively sport. but q means Of "locomo-
ton"
Early morning bicycle runs have been
arranged by the excursions committee 10
Brightwood and the Soldiers Home, and
afternoon runs are contemplated over the
| Woodley. LOughborough and Conduit
roads. bicycle trip TO Arlington and
Fort Myer has been planned for Saturday
afternoon. and q special cavalry dFill will
| be given at Fort MyeT on this occasion.
| The bicycle dealers have promised to
| keep on hand during the convention 6
| special supply OF bicycles for visitors
from a distance. and they have also
| promised not 10 oyerchRrge for the rental
| Of these TO delegates.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
RECEPTION DID NOT TAKE PLACE
TelIeF's FFiends Did Not Know
Tast He Arrived.

Omaha, Neb.. June Ex-senator Henry
III. Teller was billed 70 raxs through Oma-
ha this afternoon al o'clock Judge l..
ID. Gregory and COMMITTEES from the
Republican BimetaiIic League had ar
ranged to meet L=ster AT the depot. To
the surprise OF ALL however. Senator Tel
Ter came In this morning and was quietly
resting In his ho a before his friends
learned that he was here. and the recep-
ton was declared on.
Teller said he was going home TO attend
the reception arranged for tomorrow ey-
ening II don't take much stock in these
receptions. but can not very well ignore
Them" he added. Teller said there could
be no doub. that the free silver idea was
gaining strength every day, and II all the
believers In free silver could be united
they could carry everything before them.
Would you accept the nomination for
president from the Chicago convention ''
he was asked.
NO man can accept or decline that
which never has been rendered him." he
replied.
do you think the nomination Of Botes
or Bland would be acceptable 10 the free
silver republicans OF the Rocky mountain
statesr'
Yes. think our people would support
either OF those gentlemen, or any othGg
man Of good character and ability recog.
MED by those fAvoring the free coinage
Of silver"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04

FFeseeainEs Of the Unttsd cont.A..
ate Veterans Convention.

enhiehd, Va, July L--lIensral oordon
e.0e ths convention Of United canfsN-
ees fstofahs TO order this morning An
..ltnshse crowd was present. ID "a -
ohefed . RESOLUTION. which was Adoni.5
.hoofSlhk the movement 8 arted by re
p o. richmond. looking 10 q general
IsahiAstloh " the sons Of veterans. ana
me United Confederate Veterans
osisFai II, ktid Douglass offered a res
49,. thshhink tsss city Of Chicago for
The broad-min(,sd lleFslity Of I,s ns,,,Is
81 ths cons fuettoh II a lofty monument
70 the memory q GU southern dead yVho
within ITS protection, and for the
oouhaAsss hospitality with which IL re.
~t~i All confederate soldiers Who NJ,
.shnsd The dedieaiiOn." IL vas unani.
na0asiy adopted
!. 10 estimated that there were 10 hnl
veterans IN the city today st,endins tes
fSahioh. TheFe Is little doing outside "a,
us s0ntehtson proper. The Virginia al.
ftsAoils OF the Daughters OF the confed.
stses met this morning and discussed the
suo9SeR OF Joining the United DAugh srs'
A'i"h TomosnoH will De the great
sl. TIE eorneF-stoas Of the Jensrsoq
I'afas naonhHaent niii be laid and there
Aih De great parade u veterans ana
eltie soctsiiss.
Datahs the proceedings ia the eonysn.
sA"A4 hH1ssdisF General Berger OF Ala.
taa'AA. veteran " years - age. vas re-.
SGha1sd b. the chair ana invited Ia =
seat on the platform.
TIE Chairman. 1rhHFAl Gordon then
ihsFsdacsd Mrs DAVIS and Ms HAYES
ahi IA pfessnlihs Mrs DaAls he made .
bfAsi si~veh, "a ahlch be said thai he
"Shira 10 sPe4k the appreciation Of the
: ssS tntsssd confederate veterans and thai
ne s0uAa place a FrsvEeailal kass upon
hrF bFva
Ths d~bFFal then kissed Mrs Davis
aisia dsafrhiHE cAu-Fs and applause Il
sp~aasa that the Hkaie 10 8N veterans
sf@sS shd s7iA ohs Noicr ApPla a1ed the
49, hals AeEe ikFosh, canes and ufn.
sfvaiAs SsF~ shgmted ap0R the moor. men
ssassHi. STAMPED IheiF feet sad capped
t'4ef hshas aad u aas seHls INMATES bs,
tore sAAsAee ass Restored
ssShssAi Satxii REPORTED Ihs action Of
BE ronaasstites ohio selected tie tlaus
Tot she DAVIS naesUshsEat Ahd hls fetofl
sAs -sassr,s
lssinssiatssy after Nashville had beet
sr aertSss a. the seat ines tins place, a
tApsiuh iAas TIE sAsBr oEnurfs t,r cssntsnus-i
fDf AAaghrf year pas unanimously adopt,
ed isis practically completed ihe basl
Asss ~ HAS, sessaoh ahd the veterans shva
a1ssaFaS'a uHsu tosnofs0a The HAf con
os's sss ESfsE 81 Jss Auditorium sOhiEht
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ENDEAvORERS' MEETING
WARRINGTON MAY BE sWAMPEn
ny THE CONVENTION.
PostHnsteF General Wilson 90 AID.
dress the yisiters-InfePest-
tag Excursions.

washington June 0.-FinAi touches are
being given TO the elaborate prepare
lions for entertaining the fifteenth In
terhAtionai Christian Endeavor conven-
tioh Although the regular sessions do
not begin until Wednesday. July 8. the
AafAhee guard OF the great Christian host
- beginning 10 arrive, and by the middle
Of ne ri week the inrukh OF visitors will be
IKE mighty human tide. Within q few
Years This summer meeting OF young
christians has dwarfed all other gather
ings IN point Of numbers. The only other
meetings that can touch" them are the
big national political conventions. and
everybody knows they occur only once
every Tour years The onward march OF
this Christian convention 70 an attend
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
OHIO AND NEW JERSEY
.,ertNG OF TnE TWO cAsDI-
nArss DOMINATED Ar sT. LOUIs.
u,har, says Thnt MS state VIII
Give MebStsisT sst Less fhaa
$4,000 Majority.

c..ten Ohio, July l.-0oysTnoF Aektn-
A., grove TO F0FI Wayne statiOa this
,,,,sias 10 meet Garrett 4. Hobart Nc
k,.l,y took Hoszn's arm and they
..Is.a 10 the carriage amidst thu ap-
.la4s- OF a big crowd. Mckinley ahd bis
.4sst ssre d1Vsa auieklY 10 tbs foFsnsses
e.B.s, where . crowd u hsSspApsr msn
All photographers were sal iRE.
hobart EAs presented 10 Number ef
n kIHley's RxIEhbaEs as the pair aiighted
fyefu the carnage IL 10 not probable
taar si her Mckinley o. Hobart utal make
. sg4HipIas campaign
is introducing Mr.. hetsaTt 70 nuHaher
q fstshts - no bad e0RErssatsd. Governor
VI klhiey said: We have me Iasl Ihis
.,5FAIHs afd y01 can eohsldsF ysuFssigss
t.yg4asEs Ia having t0F tho n0snines u
sHr fepablieaH party Of the uhilsd States.
~ nOaaaTt. ! kss@ 300 vii BE- asllsAs'
o. ~ zee ASA hear fr0m hlha. ans u sasSs
.sls "a ~s'sl0sai pasAs1Fs % be Abas 10 s'Fu-
.-.g htsH 10 yoa."
sis HotAFs sAs eaiasd Tor. aad a. II
,srss~i fyEssFa It's edge IT tbs ~,
saata gtsrFs a. taA0sS applause. tie sAAd
MAYER AsktAtrF. 6snlkssEsH II Ms,1Lha
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nee t9asFss msasA.

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
TO PROCEED ~rrm rrnLIc wonK
rSss tsisHs 81 appropriation mil To
n~ CARRIED oat

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lia.sas1 -als sAaCutkgA q the truYisiaAs Il
iAs fasss Aha AastsaF app apfsAllan bill
s1gh Ihs ebosssgieA ~ those srcssuAs pro.
Mas !oF fnah1hs oonif1cis 9or The GOA
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sssa.sa of1sss 60 0sncsfs IN charge % TN
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s.lssbeA q . hich gAs It'll seshaTlArs The
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" artSaH vita tvsi.srs thereto.
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nave SGT Decided 10 FslIow 'hF
Lead OF Itltuata.

chicago. ISIT lit s not YET certain certain
sS,hes there sill bc a gsr"rai disPo='-
',an m the convention to follow 'he 'ea"
y, he Illinois delegation for th" abfoga-
,,on az the IWo-,hir'is rule. There ~ IN
aass,IenAb,Y q strong 'acuoh VINO aeI'f
~I,b AltsFid that the rne y shnF'' 'ss
,..',',, ..nerai principles II, howerer, u
sts',,t he abtoga,ed. the action uill be
49, 40 a d,fHcuitT in securing the necas'
80, ,Wo.,h,r1s 10 nominate with the
~ ali, in existence. This is one OF inc
,as.,,ons the silver oommlttee VII prom
.hir canaihnr.
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PENNsYLVANIA WILL NOT BOLT
HaVrity says silver Men VIII Con.
troll the Convention.

Piusburg. June Sensational Chairman
Harrity. en- route 20 Chicago tonight.
said the outlook for a gold standard plank
was not as favorable as heretofore. and
that the silver men would probabl:' DOM
mate the convention and put their man
In nomination for president He added
that such a result would mean a hard
Fight In November. Whatever the out
come. the PeansylvaniR delegation would
no, bolt. but would abide by the decision
Of the convention.
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TnEr cELEnRArEn At WINNrrHa
rrsstS~~ 81 aaatGs6a geacFaity Oh
s~Fssa Tasadtsa nay.

wfsalgss Ma 1aiY la shis CITY.
lsas ashsss % gAs ruasforessr ibA; bSu1Ehi
stsoas lbs far ~ she TulH,rf sb5 ;hs
festssagsab q tie t-ausart regime. there
as ha sfsasaaes ca tsEa, ibs . AMI.
rssSaFr Of fbs gasrnaslos a. ibo Canadian
'ss3sfABan of she psoRgnoes. q any warm
fsstlas t.rtwssa ths fac,l0as The rastn'
t.sfs - ths ~ ApdfvHs ssr4riF ueni On
&c saf1sstos 30 IIAt fefisFs ihis morn.
Ins. thousands iaszasi sst to- be hsrsH
- -sng untsf she auspices of ihr IfuyiH-
essl Tsst CIsh. al EgAJbjilsn PARA. ;hsas'
ssds ssafx ujtnsssr9 she hiryris races ~
vast aafry ~hIss ,hs PgF"s'sfs and other
gsssnaiy ssCstiss ksld hiEh carnival al
West Rslatfk. BVas. Kim ani oih"f
Fsska Nsref tsafsre u she History 81 ho
isadluE ciiI Of ihS prUtlnce % Manitoba
has CsnsAtAa dAg hess more sn'hUsiss'i'
saiiy 90 more hAFson1aasly celebrated
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and control the country and place II upon
q monetary system that Il an American
system-A monetary system that we can
adopt without asking he consent Of Great
Britain or any other land."
At the conclusion OF his speech Senator
Teller was cheered again and again by
the dispensing crowds. Senator Teller win
remain IN Colorado the greater part Of the
summer, according TO hts present plans.
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DECISIONS BY SUPREME COURT
One Case Sustained, and Objections
fn Another Net Clear.

Olympia. Wash, June H-Opinions In
the following cases were filed In the su-
preme court.
$. l.. Packwood. appellant, VS.. county OF
kittl.as. Action 10 prevent the county
from issuing funding bonds on account Of
alleged invabdity Of the act of March 8.
isa. under which there was an attempt
TO validate warrants for which funding
bonds were 10 be issued: invahdity OF
the act Of March 2. 1885. which authorized
the issuing Of funding bonds and on ac-
count Of insufheiency OF the election.
The supreme court holds that the valid.
.ty Of the FIRST OF these acts was recog-
nizeo in the case Of Hunt Va. Fawcett,
and objections 10 the other are not clear.
ly pointed out. The validity of the cleo
tion is sustained.
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'osHressmsa ua9ep. CpUaest n1u0s,
Cboaea uaanlmoSslT.

couHcii niuRs. July --conaressHaan AZ
third term by the republicans Of the
Ninth congressional district. after the
18th ballot. Smith McPhersoa released
the Montgomery delegation from us
pledge TO support him. Major Curtis re.
leased the Case county delegation ana
there wss = stampede 10 Haaer, mahiHa
the nomination almost unanimous
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voR .croR~ oRTHASA.E TrNn
CAVITY AssHSIsa shape AIasV Haay
weave at NaltiHG.

London ians ~ Il haRaf IN sla %
sbs Atsass' orrhAnaEp tini UAH |nag'
ssratsd today At QsoSa's BAH lanEham
Place. The rhAuiy IN question Va' Tot"
shAdaus-a ~ Hen webster many year
aSa snd 10 nsu tAriiiy assuming share.
FsAsarcs 81 tbs basar arc aaAH dressed
20 rpsrab,s theatrical celebrities, signed
nays.s. American caniies. IaPsnes" sisl
ard signed photographic the various
stalls beIHE und"t the supervision o'
prorsipsat iaitsa The functiun is given
updsy tho patronage Of the prince o.
waies ana Other distinguished people
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'a"s'Asvs TStlss tGs Nest AtaIIsSIs
ssa Asesstnsts Ms.

fA.-sEa tsir i=s1rNnd Master Assrt,
an - ths knEsAss 81 t4tsns SIS rsaua
7t Sifh inasrrtattc pa'itIriaas ~ ths
F'--os- hnsse tedsT Hn - #suenanrs7f'
= ys'ss4 80 tha ga stasiaf8, aHi saTs
" 'As &suretfais nausinsss man arcSEs
a7s ~ shs HnAnstai qurssls1. - uil'
Ns7s aia surtssft tts rnastassp Teller
Pro Ha0-st svailabls aha arest4ahas rAril'
'a'r ts1f sAYs " ska asuspsrals rrfas" to
e. assatas q shstr spn party Tot raH'
fAis ugvernas HIVES Weutd be pie.
'srsfis man Us caalTadlcts The fst.9rs
BAT she Tsua candidate 10 aHtAEshtstir
'he iat.or laisfesls
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HrNpLINawoop FAcroRr RrRSEn
Lees NIu Probably Arsasat 80 .
ntlllsa poilaFs.

Nsu Vatk, Jaiy IA Gre brohs cut
a, sn this morning IN I4gers Is7nE
Island kiHditng Spod faetof1 BTogkltn
tn" HAFpss quickly extended 10 the lsfn'
t~r'Taris Of r. &. Smith ani from there
70 Ttakie. HfsUH q Mehtaala's iFea
u7rks Pest 4 AccOffs IEoa uorts ahd
hfaun . Baiabflrk's asphalt uetks
Establishments, ate on the block bounded
W Ash street. Page avsnus. Place street
sni Newton creek No details Tegardins
the loss can yet b. asceFtained. but an
estimate hes hen made ranEtaG from
t@0 an to q ono 9p
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Will ms opPIcrALLv sorrPuHU
Hobart 90 Learn Tsas He HAS nsss
NSmtaated

Canton. ohio. June p-Mr. Garrett a
Hobart, the nominee for the vice pfesl.
dency. will receive oficial notlncatioH
Of the action Of the convention on Iuly
J. The committee which will pertor"
this once will meet at the Fifth Avenus
hotel, In New York. on Monday. the stu
and proceed 60 Patterson TO perform ~
mission tire next day.
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HAVE a CHOICE OF PRISON GARH
Rad People Can BE known by Their
Clothes.

Joliet. III. July 1.-The striped suits
which. since the opening OF the frsl peni-
Tertiary In this state, have distinguished
its prisoners. give way soday 10 a gArb OF
cadet gray. The prisoners are to he d.
vided into three classes-thoSe who have
clean prison records: those who have
been guilty Of infractions of the rules.
and those who are insnbordinate and un-
ruly on general principles. The first and
second classes will be given the suits Of
cadet gray. and the third class the old
time striped sui s, which hereafter will
he badge OF prison infamy. After next
January the insubordinate prisoners will
be clad IN blood red uniform.
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TICKETS To THH CONVENTION
Meae at DisSributisa aAd who VIII
Get Them.

Chicago. July 1.-The executive com
mittee Of the national democratic con-
vention has announced for the following
distribution of convention tickets: Each
delegate and alternate to he admitted
each delegate to have Ave additional tick
cts. Each member Of the national com
mittee to have 50 tickets. 100 tickets 10
he given the press outside OF working
members; loo 60 the Grand Army. iSot
to people OF Chicago.
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ao,aspdale. wash. June -. ~.
u.Sc,,as while oa-besrinE behind =
~, Inc cedar valley sswmill, TINS
vss accidentally terked upon the
caNh'i IN. body vas almost cut 70 pieces
saw ~ thrown 10 the floor. The dy,.
,ns ~" mar made an eTofi TO rise nut 'ei'
h..h and expired,
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HE WOULD ACCEPT THE HONOR
want AltgeId for Permanent Chair
man OF Democratic Convention,

Chicago. July IA conference between
Governor Altgeld. Governor Stone and
other leading democrats was held at
the Sherman house today for the purpose
Of outlining a plan Of action to be car
ried out with the national committee re-
garding the temporary organization of the
convention. They remained in session
the greater part OF the forenoon. Their
room was closely guarded There has
been some talk of Altgeld for permanent
chairman and the governors friends de-
clare he would accept that honor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
COOKS rNLEr NOON a ruxELE
Maay NInera stranded and Unable
60 obtain Employment.

Fort Townsend, wash. June n.-Ths
schooner Norma. from Kodiak. arrived
last night with Is stranded miners
aboard. who pronounced the Cooks Inlet
mining boom a iHalc. over 2oo miners
are al the inlet, stranded and unable 10
obtain employment ana supplies are go
ing Fapidly,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04

CIubs That wsa and Lost at Y~.ter-
days COBtests.

Following are the results Of the games
OF the National league yesterday.
Al Brooklyn-Brookiyh , Philadelphia
s.
Al 81 LopiE-St. Louis 2 Pittsbprg z
Al baltimore Baltimore 6. New York
Al Washington Washington 10, Boston
Al raicaEo-chlcAEo :, Cleveland u.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
MILLS IN OHIO WILL he CLOSED
DIaereaee OF FIFTY Cents Between
EnPIoYcF~ and Employees.

Youngstown. Ohio. June So.-Every mill
In the MahoBing valley. including
Youngstown. Warren. Niles. Girard and
siruthcrs. will close today pending 8
settlement OF the rate per ton for boil.
ing The manufacturers ofIer 10 sign
= scale at 81 per ton while the amaiga-
mated association Is holding out for
H1 Eigh; thousand Ave hundred mill
workers Nili be OCT OF employment unttl
a settlement 10 reached
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
FIGHTING IN THE DUTCH INDIES
Natives Lost On al Enlargement
Against tbs Troops.

The Hague, July L-omciaI dispatches
from the Dutch Indies say there has been
renewed serious nghunR between the
Dutch and the Achlnese a the fortress Of
AnakgoloenE. The Achinese lost il
killed and the Dutch nine killed and q
wounded. The Dutch captured Sibuch
fortress. meeting with but slight resist.
auce.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
INJURED ny POWDER EXPLOSION
Teeth Knocked Out and Eyes Were
Nearly Destroyed.

Boise City. Idaho. June So-Idsho city
special says: Bert Sew ard met with q
painful accident today. He was work
ing In a mine on the summit between
PlacerVtlle and Garden Valley. A sho,
failed to explode and he and another
man proceeded to pick il out While
they were at work the giant powder went
OF. Seward received a mass of flying
rock In the face. 1t Knocked out his
teeth and iRjured hts eyes. II is be-
Neved that he will GO blind.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
CUTTER RUSH OPENS THE SEASON
Schooner Sets~S for Not PPodaeiaE
= sealing License Flag.

Victoria. n. c. July The steamer To-
peka arrived from the north today. bring
ing the de ails Of the FIRST seal seizure OF
the season. The officers Of the cutter
Rush boarded the sealing schooner sitka.
OF Yakutat. and conhscated Is skins. for
failure TO produce special sealing license
rag.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
AGAINST THE TWO-rnIRDs RULE
AIGR~Id says u u q Curse 20 the
Democratic Party.

Chicago. June 3O.-The Illinois deleEs-
ton 20 the national democratic convea-
ton voted unanimously today TO support
in the convention . resolution for the
abroEation OF the rule requiring that the
presidential candidate shall receive the
votes OF iwo-thirds OF the convention to
insure a nomination. The proposition
Was supported In an earnest speech by
Altgeld. He declared the two-ihirds rule
had been a curse TO the Democratic party
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-04
MIssOULA INSANE PAuPRR FOvNn
Discovered, Halt starved. an an
Island In Rattiesaake Greek.

Missouia, July Henry Carlson. an
inmate OF the county poor farm. who
wandered away eight days ago. was
found on an island IN Ra'tlesnake creek
yesterday in half starved condition
and was adjudged insane today and com
mttted to the asylum