The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-08-01
NOTES OF THE CAMPAIGN.


 The Campaign of Education Begun at
 Chicago Republican 4Ieadauarters-
 Twenty-six Campaign Documents in
 the works-over Nine Million Pam
 phless and Leaflets.
 Chicago, July 3l.-The national re- publican executive committee members were all at their desks again yesterday The committee called Into conference MT. Goldsmith of Milwaukee, who has charge of the German educational work, and tho result Is that literature will be sent out in few days
 MT. Hahn yesterday made several as signments for the Hon, Roswell G. Horr in Nebraska.
 Mr. Heath as now sent to press twen- ty-six campaign douments, nearly all of them bearing directly or indirectly on the money question, Those on the tariff will not be out for two weeks or more. The first leaflets on sound money were received from the print CTS yesterday and the work of distribu- ton begun. MT. Heath has signed or ders for 9,0O0,00O copies of anti-silver literature and five orders for 50o,oOo each on other topics,
 Senator Thurston was about the headquarters most of the day priming himself for the opening of the western campaign at Madison, Wis, this after noon, under the auspices of the Monona assembly.
 North Dakota Populists, Fargo, N. D., July 31.-The populistic convention yesterday adopted the re- port submitted at the first session of the fusion committee to divide up of fees between populists and democrats. Chairman M. H. Kiff of the state pro hibition party promised the endorse ment of the populist party by the cold water men. The nominations were all made last evening and the convention adjourned. They are: Governor R. B. Richardson; auditor, J. T. Eager; sec retary of state, J. E. Hodgson; rail- way commissioners, Oliver Knudson, o. G. Majors; commissioner of agricult- ure. c. s. Reishus; presidential elec- tors D. F. Seigfried, c. A. Digness and G. c. D. Shortridge.
 To Receive Bryan in Chicago. Chicago, July 31.-WiIliam J. Bryan will be in Chicago on August 10 on his way to New York, a letter with that information having been received by Secretary Burke of the Cook county democratic central committee, who Is starting arrangements for an elabor- ate reception. Special trains will be chartered to meet the nominee at Galesburg, III, and escort him to this pitv I ;~ ratification meeting, with Bryan as the star speaker, are on the program. Repudiates Watson. Butte, Mont, July 31.-The Butte Bly, stander, a populist weekly and official organ of the Western Federation of Miners of America and Montana State Trades and Labor council, in it's issue yesterday repudiated the action of the populist convention and the nomination of Watson for vice president. The pa per says 1t will have the effect of divid- ing the silver vote. It urges fusion in Montana.
 The Third Ticket Movement. Chicago July 31.-Chairman Bragg yesterday called meeting of the pro- visional national executive committee of the sound money democracy at Chi cago for next Saturday to consider the work done by the sub committee on state organzation, and selection of the remaining national committeeman for the Indianapolis meeting. Several new states reported by telegraph that they had been partially organized for the new movement.
 Missouri Populists. Sedalia Mo, July S1.-The populistic state convention last night decided to put a full state and electoral ticket in the field and to clothe the state central committee with extraordinary power l by authorizing it to form fusion tick ct with the Bryanites by making any changes on the ticket deemed necessa- l ry. The sentiment of a large majority of the delegates is in favor of forcing | such fusion with the democrats as will