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Quay, Manley, Payne, Leland,
Clayton, Dawes, Durbin and
Scott Are Named.
TWO NEW QUESTIONS OF GREAT
MOMENT ARISE.
The Supreme Court Must Be Defended
From the Divided Demo-
cratic Party.

CLEVELAND, ONO. July 13.-After
nearly month Of careful consideration,
Chairman NJ. A. Hanna of the Republican
National Committee has named the execu-
tive committee who will be his CO. Iaborers
and advisers IN managing Mckinley cam
paign. The list of executive committee
men was furnished to the press to-day.
It contains these names:
NJ. A. HANNA of Ohio, Chairman.
NJ. S. Quay of Pennsylvania.
JOSEPH III. MANLEY of Name.
ID. c. PAYNE of Wisconsin.
CYRUS LELAND of Kansas.
POWELL CLAYTON of Arkansas.
c. G. DAWES of Illinois.
w. T. DURBIN of Indiana
n. B. ScoTT of West Virginia.
w. M. Osborne of Boston is made secre-
tary of the committee and ]. A. Dick of
this city assistant secretary. The COM
mittee will meet here next Wednesday.
II am now preparing for the fight" said
Mr.. Hanna to-day, with the air of q man
who is confident of winning prospective
battle, 'for there is going to be fight, and
a hot one at that. We think that the
Western and Southern States are debatable
ground, and we shall go into the contest
with that idea. The Dakotas should go
Republican, Nebraska should be Republi-
can, and the same is true of Alabama and
Louisiana.
81 have not fully made no mind as to
the conditions political of the people OF
the border States, but think we have a
fighting chance there. In the campaign
there are more issues than the tariff
and the money questions which are of
fully as much moment as the other two,
and which, if anything, concern the main
tenance of our Government more than the
two iseues which now hold the public
mind.
81 refer particularly to the stability OF
our judicial system, which is threatened
by the Democratic party. In their plat
form is plank which contends that the
present system of selecting Judges of the
Supreme Court be swept away That
court should be surrounded with the
greatest protection in order to keep it pure
and untainted, and the selection of Judges
should not be settled by sudden wave, a
sudden excitement of the people; hysteria
OF the masses that is good expression.
frequently the people are swayed by
sentiments of momentary duration; they
are wrought up to high pitch and, with
out giving the matter sober second
thought, act. On the morrow they are
sorry for their course of action; but then
it is too late. The Supreme Court must
be guarded, as on its stability depends the
soundness OF our Government"
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Evans, R. E. Spsngler, executive committee
OF the honest money Democracy of Illinois.
This pronunciRmento sets the pace for
The East, but in the minds of the leaders
there is not an abundance of faith with
the party organizations which sent gold
delegations to the Chicago convention
will declare for another convention. The
most that Illinois expects is that enough
gold Democrats outside the regular organ
izations will send delegations TO the new
convention proposed as TO make it sue
cessfuI, and the Middle and Southern
States are relied on to give the new move
ment much support. It is in those States
that the gold men expect TO win. Names
of standard-bearers have been freely men
toned. Chief among them is Secretary
Carlisle. He is regarded as the ideal can
dldate if he would ac9ept, but no assur-
ance has been received from him. Henry
Watterson is looked upon with almost
equal favor, coming from the same State,
but he is out of the country and it is not
known when he will return. The other
statesmen mentioned are Senator John NJ.
Palmer of Illinois and Secretary ]. Ster-
ling Morton, who is from Bryan's State.
Senator Hill is regarded as the great OBJ
stacie to the cooperation of Eastern party
organizations in the call for new ticket.
From private kilograms received to-day
from the New York Senator and other
party leaders in the Empire State it is as
good as settled that New York's Demo-
cratic machine will not favor another con-
vention. Senator HilI's plan is under
stood to be to fight for the election OF gold
Congressman and for throwing the Presl-
Dental election into the house of Repre-
sentiyes, where a more successful contest
for gold President would be more prob
able than with third ticket.
The illinois gold Democrats received a
setback to-day in the announcement of
Postmaster Washington Hesing, a leader
of that faction from the start. that he was
opposed to third ticket. He denounced
the proposition on the ground that third
ticket would mean the election of the sill
yer Democratic ticket.
The revolt of the Illinois delegation
against Governor Altgeld, which broke out
first in the convention hall when the State
swung to Bryan, was accentuated to-day
by the resignation of Colonel Henry +
Donovan of Chicago of his position of in
spector-general OF the Illinois National
Guard, to which he was appointed by the
Governor. Colonel Donovan was an orig
inal Boies man and led the Bland
forces in the convention against the Gov
ernor.
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theatrical Stage Mechanics Convention.

DETROIT, MICH, July 13.-Some two
hundred delegates, representing the thea
tiers of sixty of the principal cities and
towns of the country, are here to take part
in the second annual convention of the
National Union of Theatrical Stage Me-
chanics, which will be in session for a
week. Thirty-nine seperate unions are
represented, and the proceedings promise
to be of unusual interest to trade circles.
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4 Brvam-sftcau Club.

BUTTE, Mont, July ia tremendous
mass-meeting was held in Butte tonight,
and Bryan-SewalI club organized. Over
1000 voters signed the roll, including many
OF the most prominent Republicans in the
city. Mayor Thompson and State Attor-
new NJ. L. Wines, both Republicans,
made strong speeches, declaring that no
silver man could consistently support Nc
Kinley. Speeches were also made by
prom inent Populists and Democrats.
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BRYANs ZIG HEAD.
1T Continues to S+ceu During Testern
Journey

~ continues 10 DtCe0 turing q He8teTH
Journey.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL, July 13.-Wnliam
J. Bryan arrived here on the Illinois Gen.
trail road at 5:55 this evening after a pleas
ant ride of three hours and a half from
Chicago. At several places along the
route Mr. Bryan was giv0n hearty recep-
tions. His first experience was at Karka-
kee, where about thousand men, women
and children were gathered. A cheer went
up from the crowd as Mr.. Bryan appeared
on the platform Of the Pullman sleeper in
which he made the journey and he was
obliged to get down into the crowd and
grasp the many hands extended. Kanka-
kee was reached at 4 :02, and although the
train remained there for three minutes
only Mr.. Bryan made good re cord as a
handshaker. At Kankakee Mr. Bryan
was handed this telegram:
FRANKLIN, PA-Accept congratulations
Your spurs were won in the field.
JOSEPH c. sIBLEY.
AT Gilman stop of a couple of minute 6
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TO STUMP FOB GOLD.

Er-Prestdent Harrison H5lt Speak In
the Border Southern States.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 13.-The
statement is made by friends of ex-Presi-
dent Harrison that he will make num-
Der OF speeches for the gold standard in
the coming campaign, and that he will en-
ter upon his iabors as soon as he returns
from his Eastern trip. He will confine his
speeches solely to the money nnesf;on
He will talk only in the border Southern
States, such as Kentucky, Maryland, Mis-
souri,. West Virginia and one or two 9TH
ers where the Democrats have maiorities.
but where there is a pronounced gold SEN
timent.
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Royal Wedding Festivities in Eng1amc

LONDON, ENG, July 13.-The festivities
incident to the forthcoming marriage OF
the Princess Maud of Wales and Prince
Charles OF Denmark were inaugurated to-
day with grand garden party in the
grounds of Buckingham Palace. Four
thousand invitations had been issued to
the nobility and aristocracy, members of
the House of Comm and Ministers of
foreign countries, and within an hour
after opening the function the rush was
terrific.
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INTERESTS THE COAST.
NetU Postm asters aud Pensioners- Ord
nance inspector Coming.

nance inspector Coming.
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 13.-W. n.
Caldwell was to-day appointed Postmaster
at Walnut Greek, Contra Costa County,
Cal, vice 7. J. Young, removed.
BY direction OF the Secretary OF War
First Lieutenant Ormond M. Lissak of the
ordnance department. will make not ex-
ceeding six visits from Benicia Arsenal,
CAL, to Fort Winfield Scott, CAL, on off,
ciai business pertaining to the test of pow
der manufactured for the o dnance de-
partment by the California Powder Works.
Mrs. NJ. Fabian of San Francisco is al
the Riggs.
Pacific Coast pensions have been issued
as follows:
California: Original-John H. Brown,
gan Diego; Joseph II. Tibbals, San Diego;
Samuel Smith Jr, Truckee.
Washington: Originat-Michael ]. Nc.
Carthy, Orting.
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Plea of Gaitsv Causes a sensation.

PiITSBURG. Pa, July 13.-The case of
w. O. Moreland, the ex-City Attorney
VINO, together with his assistant, w. II.
House, was charged with embezzlement
of city money and malfeasance in office.
was called in court this morning. Imme-
oiateiy after the Indictment was read Ma
LOT Moreand entered a plea OF guilty.
Inis caused great excitement, as such &C.
ton was entirely unexpected.
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YelIo,v Fersr Deosn.ating spanish TROOP.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 1S.-A spe-
cial cable dispatch to the Recorder from
Havana says the yellow fever is doing
terrible work in the Spanish army. At
present there are $500 soldiers in the hos
pitals and 40 per cent of the cases are
fatal. Cholera also is reported to have
made its appearance.
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Spencer Williams, an old, respected negro.
Toe murder was done while James was
drunk. A mob lynched him as soon as
they had proof of his crime
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Three Lynehsnos sn One Eeek.

NEW ORLEANS. La, July 13.-Frank
James, alias Dark" James, was lynched
near Bayou Cara on Friday night This is
the third lynching reported in this State
in one week. On Monday James killed
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weeks ago that Mr.. Bryan was last at his
native town. 1t had been a sad visit, for
he had come to attend the funeral of his
mother, who did not live long enough to
see her son receive the highest compli-
ment that could be paid him by his party.
Nearly everybody in Salem knows Mr..
Bryan, and the reception had deeper
significance than the others along the
route. Salem is typical Western county
seat of the old sort.
1t has public square surrounding the
Courthouse, fronted by its two hotels and
number of dwellings. 1t looked as
though every one of Salem's 1900 inhab-
itants had turned out to meet their former
townsman, and Mr.. Bryan's hand was
shaken with a vigor that threatened to
put it in the hospital for some time. His
three sisters live here, and they we're the
happiest of those who clustered around
the young orator and told him how proud
they were of his success.
The train in which the nominee tray
eled the six miles between Odin and Salem
was made up of ordinary passenger
coaches, and the one Mr.. and Mrs. BRYAN
entered was crowded with people going
east from st. Louis. a seat was found for
them in the center of the car, and they
were surrounded by the passengers. The
short trip was soon over, and when the
train pulled into Salem at IL o'clock Mr..
and Mrs. Bryan were given an ovation by
the townspeople.
The little town has been in great state
OF excitement all day, and tonight when
Mr.. Bryan arrived the townspeople turned
out en- masse at the station. On the ar
rival of the train salute was fred, and
the wholeN south end of Broadway, the
principal street, was illuminated by a
display of fireworks. Nearly every house
along Broadway and Main street was
illuminated by Chinese lanterns and
candles. Mayor Lakin and a reception
committee met Mr.. Bryan at the station.
and placed Mrs Bryan at his side in an
open carriage decorated with flowers and
drawn by two spirited horses with crowd
cheering all the way.
The procession passed up Broadway and
then turned down Main street to the home
| OF Mr. Bryan's sisters. The Salem brass
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-18

1926 so: city extra India mess Sl69lS
Cut meaUs-Quiat, picked bellies 90
636 shoulders 41s059<; hams So 90.
bard-Dull; western steam closed at
S5.75 city at Sil0m5 Is; options : May
c'osed S .S116 nominal; refined steady: TO
the continent S. 90; South American 1885;
compound 1905.
PORK OH t; old mess, $11 5o01o.75,
short ear 81 50@125O family sl1.UO.
Butter-Firm Western dairy l0@l3 do
creamery l29lg; do. factory 81 t5l2 Flgtns
49, imitation creamery 11@I5; state dairy
9G110;do creamery l8@f6A.
Cheese-Firm; large State 60Cl09;
small fancy 6@l0M; part skins 3A@6;
Eegs-steady; State and Pennsylvania
14kM1s4 i e-honse 81 g. western fresh
Ia Southern i30 81
1903 1916 country packages tree) 3l5
IS l6 as 20 quality.
Petroleum Steady: United closed 81 81
bid: refined New York 13j; Philadelphia
and B lit more ~ do in bulk So
Rice Firm dome tic fair to extra 37s
06; Japan 39f06+
Molasses-Q Quiet; New Orleans open
kettle, good Oh lee 29@35.
Pea uts STEADY fancy picked %, co
nestle 4@5.
Heights 20 liverpool qui t. Cotton by
steam ed; z ain q
Pig Iron lutet t; Southern SlL '00lo 90
North American 2. 0G2ls.50.
Copper sJe2uy, brokers' -; exchange
$40 50M10G215
Lead-SCeady; brokers IS Is; eNchlnse
S3.15
Tin--Steady; raights s13 43Nl85O;
plates quiet
speiter- Quiet, domestic 81 0 a %.
Co ton esd OIL Dull AID h ANY prime
crude 22Q3 % prime crude + 0 s 90: of
grades 2Ob1211S; butter grades 23GS9 prime
Summer yellOe 2tac65S of sumIuo. gel
low 20 go prime white 30@3l
Couee---;l5oC 1910 sCeadyt No z, 1874
mild steadi5r CordovA
Sugar--kaqg firm fair refining 3%; cen
trifugal, 96-test 4 refined firmand fairly
active NJ, 6, q No. Z, 4 s. 8 No. 9, ~;
NO. s, Al; 0. ~. s1s No. 4 l-l6i No II
t;No ID, 3 1915 No. IA, 31g; Mould "A e1z
STANDARD A ~; confectioners' A ~; cut
loaf SO; crushed SO; powde ed sd, gran
ulated 5: cubes 81
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VIII. a.. S. TUCKER & CO.
NEW SPRING
ENBROIDERlES
Until we began this popular selling"
you paid nearly double for such en-
brOider.es as we are now selling at pop
uIar prices rs the interest increases
we add to them additional lines daily
You have never seen such we'll made
fine cambria embrOideries at SC per yd.,
at I l-2C per yd, extra wide, fine quail
ity, cambria and nainsOOk. Embroideries
at lOC per yd, very wide, fine quality
trimming embroideries, all with quaran-
teed strong edges that will wear as long
as the cloth at IL l-2C and l5C per yd.,
&C., &c Open work patterns, all done
in the very best manner on finest cam
brio nainso0k and India linen
Swiss edgings and grass Iinenembroid-
cries at CORRESPONDENCE low prices.
w. H. & r. S. TUCKER g. CO.
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BALTIMORE

gAhrlm0Ra Feb. II -Bioar- Firm
bnt quiet Western superfine S2.55tg4 40;
do extra s29593.30 family 500 as, s.;
winter wheat pstent "a o. spring wheat
patent -, do. spring wheat straights
$3.50 80.
~ aeet- Dull ard ca "; spos and Feb
ruavy 12N0Qls MarGh Way tx 01719I
steamer NO 2 red -; Southern wheat by
saOlDie 1876 do on grads lis W74H.
Doru-Staady spot nd Febru ny 35L1
53M March 3t1an338; April 34E84&
May 1sG53 n steamer mixed saG32M;
Southern white corn -; do. yellow corn,
Il.
Oats Fl ~; No 2 white western $50
2S16; Ne mixed western do. 231<927
gye- Quiet No. 2, 44g45 for near by; ~
gas for western.
Hay--5Css dy: choice Timothy $40 sked.
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sRg tR


r.7 YoaK. February Y flour -sfty
mill patents $l3 q As. winter PATENTS
81 s5a4O) city mil clears 4.i504.25s win
fer straight minnesota patents 81 90
asa.75 Mi nesota bazers s2.s0 as ~; spring
low grades ST g0d2 60; Wtntee extras s2.S5
as.21. winter low grade 81 80@2 10
Re dsur q let: supreme - Dug
Buckwheab -four firm. spot Fl.25; back
wheat tie dg - 1904
Corn meal dull yellow western coarse
lower at 70 brandyw oe s2.25. i.
Rye-Qu It. no. Wssoern 7Ees7o 2Oe'to
dali cred 40M43
Bariey Firm; western - mating 4I84G
fee ding 33037. choice -
Rarley malt Firm nd ne minal, western
47s54 ...u,,
elevator 1871 o b; S. ahoat, no. ( ORTIZ
ern TAI o b afioat No. haTd 14A aeilY
cred. options No. 2 red February closed
-. agrch 73 o 6a73SR, eli Ged 1871; a pfll
-. May 711<M72k clos e9 Tx June ctosed
tx July II 40 01tM closed 1l2 q,
Gorp-Spot "a Ter <, 1914 "a eieyht e
3711 ahoat; No. white 10 eVs aesf,
ynix 4 In elevator. steamer yeliow SoN'
No. yellow --, steam r mixed
NO 8, -; optloBE- February 1914 D5ns.,
closed 3626 A prfi ---: May 3nIaM5o OLD,
closed a6A; Jure July 81 loGS'a<'
Oats s.o OF dull; no. q 25<; No 2 ae
Iyersd 28II No 32f5E No. white ~:
No white 81; track white western y
a29; track white atace 25G129: optic as
February z516, cosed 2Jh; March %01s,
closed IN, May c osed 25e5.
Hay Quiet saiaping 1880 coca 70
choice Timothy s56.93.
8aps Du .sGaGe, common cnoic5
1924 crop, 25G043G; 1895 do 4G9 Pacinc
coast, 1894 crop, 235M45l; 1895 crop AS
Hides Quiet: wet sailed hee gu ans
selected ) to 65 20 dis 20825, @ MIA,
4: Galveston III; Buenas Ayres dry, 200
u lbs, Is; Texas, dry, 2 m30 lbs 8.
Leather ST. ady, helnIock sole, Bueuo
Ayres, light and heavy weights, 20; acids
2IM23
Wool-Eull; domestic fleece 1929
pulled 10 70
Coai--Quiet.
Beef Steady; family sl000Q12 90; ex.
ira mess Is, beef mans $50; packet
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NAVAL. STORES.

ERw YoRK, Feb 17-hoain firm;
straiued, colnnun 20 good III 0 a .63&.
Turpentine--Sre ady at 2915G90
CHARLESTON, Feb. l7.-R0sln firm at
sL05@l35
Turpentfne-- Firm at 261l
WILMIReToE, Eeb II Ros1n firm;
strained 81 IS. good strained 81 30. Spir-
It's firm at 262lMs7L Tar firm at 80
Turpentine Nothing doing
SAVANNA. Feb. IL spirits turpentine
firm, at 270z751l; sales rs.
Rosin firm, water white 1926; window
glass 50 12J6: N, 1900. IL. s1.9J: *, 81. as: I,
I.85; Fl, Sl.01. G, s15O r, Sl.40. e, s1.30, ID,
S12l; =. al 90
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Jssh 9uUUaalE0s % AVI1N'7'E =
Flour STEADY. spring p8tents Is ~
az. s. straigh s0s1 S.; Winter patent
81 40 4 3.6sE winter Il aight s. 209.3 s., ex
nort bakers 81 01g4225 Whfat-No. 2.
snrfaa, 63Mg4 Nc 3, sprine 62k
40. red, 6756 TN eOn--Ne. ..
white 281S. No 3 se loW - Gate 10. z,
l9x. NJ. 2 white 211s fob o. >, white
2oK02i1<. Rye-No. 2,3SH. Barley 0
n2Qf b Fla-ssed-No l, 9)-f. Prime
Tf rothy seed "a s. Pork mess, pr Dbl,
10 81 6rt0O Lard--10 lbs sl4s54 as. IS
snort rib sides f9ooaeJ 500: cry sailed
sh0ulderg(boxed) 4gIeI5 short cleaT (boxedl
~ N5x Whisky distillers' ttDisued
goo3 Is per gallon Si.21
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|rhe Market Broke "A to 10
Points Yesterday.
WEAK FOREIGN CABLE
There was Also a Slump in the
Wheat Market.
BECAUSE OF LARGE RECEIPTS
The Stock and Bond Markets Were
Quiet and Weak ana Confined
Mainly to the Home
Account.

New York, Feb. 17-The cotton mar
let broke IA "a 16 points under weak
ables, weak Southern advices, as to
not offerings, and a report OF active
Preparations for a larger crop next
eason. At the decline the German
|ontingent, heretofore sellers, for
Mort account, became exclusive buy
rs. other shorts also bought and
Topped the decline. Spot orders were
cached early, and there was a good
g eal of forced liquidation. Receipts
Il the ports continue liberal and with
hut Indication of letting up. The
harket closed at a recovery /. q 2
& oints and steady.
REw Y0BF
SKw YoRg February II -CotEa.u- SPOT
osed cas- nlddlins Uplands rs; -uld
4 Ing gulf -; sales 456 hales.
j e'utiIra. opened steady 81 the ceciine
hles q 300 baies,
/ ~1nrures closed quiet and steady sales
DO Gfa0 hatas
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So - srooK MARK 7

New York, Feb. 17.-Speculation on
the stock exchange to-day was mainly
|confned to the home account, owing
Ito the fact that the London stock mar
|ket was so narrow as to afford little
for arbitrage operations
here. The general market was some
what depressed in the early trading
owing to the development of a realizing
movement which quickly spent It's
force, though assisted by lower prices
Efrom London. The Industrial shares
Zsvere weak but the only reactions cN-
=ceeding fractional limits were in
Sugar and Leather preferred which
Yielded / per cent each.
The declining tendency was checked
before midday by the appearance of
purchasing orders in the leading shares
land the announcement that the gov
|ernment gold reserve had been in
|creased to over s1OO,0o0,000, helping
the upward movement. There was
|some sharp covering in the afternoon
which resulted in gains of 2Hs per
cent in Sugar, rs in Leather, prefer
red, 2 in Tobacco, and a fraction in
the rest of the list. In the late trading
the market was rather quiet, but was
strong IN tone and the closing prices
were at or near the best of the day
The bond market was quiet, but gen.
orally firm.
NEW YORK, FEB. 17--Mouey ON c4Il
easy a. 4G45< per cent; last .osn 4 per
cent, closed 1t per cent. II me mar
camille p&per 516Ql6 per cent Sterltag
exchange Il IA, with actual business in
bankers oils at 4S75<04 IS for dem md
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