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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-22
THAT MONEY PLANK.

party has not hesitated to express
itself. This is now and ever has
been the distinguishing character.
istic of the party. No matter what
its convictions 1t has always had
the courage Of them from the hour
that it denounced the extension OF
slavery. 1t is distinctively the
party Of principles, and it is its
glory that it never has been afraid
openly to avow those convictions.
1t is not a straddler, in any sense
OF the term. 1t came nearer to a
straddle on the silver question in
1892. than ever before on any pub
lie question, and the result was not
such as to encourage a repetition
OF the experiment. This year the
party puts itself squarely on rec
ord on the money question. There
is no mistaking its meaning 1t
asserts its adherence to the
gold money standard until such
times as others of the great
commercial nations unite with it
for the establishment Of a bime-
tallic standard, in the meantime
it pledges itself to work for the Sc
curing of such an agreement.
What the result Of the declaration
at st. Louis will be is open to
grave question. Bimetalism is the
policy Of the people. That it is
the preferred policy of Mr.. Nc
Kinley is well known, but the
president does not assume the
functions OF congress
only when a Cleveland Is in the
chair, and a republican president
will not override the will OF con-
gress. That some disaffection fol-
lows the adoption OF the monetary
plank of the st. Louis platform is
not to be denied, but as between
that declaration and the one like
~ to be made at Chicago the coun-
try can we'll afford to select the
st. Louis one. On all matters
save that Of money, st. Louis spoke
with a. true American accent
and the platform as whole
will be far in advance of any
that will be put out by
the national democracy. 1t is as a
whole that the platforms must be
taken, and to the one adopted at
st. Louis the brains of the country
will give an unqualified assent,
outside Of it's financial plank. 1t
is a question Of practical wisdom,
after all, and the one consideration
must be, what is preferable on the
whole. Will it be wise to repudi-
ate the republican platform, prom
Ising as 1t does so much relief to
the country in every way, stand
ing so squarely as it does on
ground, simply because
Its monetary plank is not just as
we would have it? This is the
q uestion that the voters will an.
swer at the polls next November.
as that answer is for
or against the work of st. Louis, is
the country faced toward recovery
or ruin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-22

The state democracy will have
their own time settling the hash
with each other this week at Aus
tin. There is no doubt that the
silver men will get everything that
there Is in sight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-22

The Austin congressional conven-
tion this week will probably be q
tame affair. There is little doubt
that Ssyers is slated for the nomi-
nation without challenge and al.
most as little that the declaration
OF the platform will be for free sill.
yar
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-22

The people are wondering where
unto this silver craze will grow,
and how far its yellow antidote
can be depended upon to cure the
epidemic.
The republican party is always
stronger for speaking out in meet.
ing. 1t has done it this time and
it remains to be seen IL history is
going to repeat itself.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-22
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your house complete, and he don't
stop at that, but will furnish you with
marriage and justice of peace, if you
purchase your household goods of
him. 6-22-Tt
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

Tho euh-rommlff.. Cf the Commlttre
or Streets. appointed 60 Vcntiiate tie Sub
I'D. az car Tenders had another meetlnr
Yesterday afternoon at 4 clock az th'
car sheds. corner Nin ard Vine streets
Those present wore MrsalH. I.ac'Ai
chairman. Ferilfer. aH0 hloomnets
The nr-t feul-r uied was cue made
after fne mode. submitted some time ego
hv Colonel Haker ot Roanoke Ia'
fender is tae invention ol Nes-fs. CftH
ford & B-u. %, tnat c.'y. Ihs Lme o.
make g. Sample o. ,Ae pattern was rather
short. and lu order 90 satisfy the sub
committee tlr inventor lad 10 come q"
Richmond 90 have o. sample made under
his instruction. 4Ae surface OF the
fender is covered with W.l- netting. s5
that any person WAJ might ne caIsh
In front Oi tne car canuo, DO hurt Boz
the least. Ile fender Was given th,
most severe test. aua it proved 90 be verl
satisfactory according 10 the opinions
expressed by the gentlemen present
There was also another fender exhibited
tie surface of which was covered witi
wire netting. blt DC did not work we.
at all.
Messrs. Van Hon & SoH. o. Eleventh
and Cary streets. had sample "
fender there. which lds BOZ set been put
on any car. and Alr Ivan Sluaa. Jr.
had a model OF device, which intend
10 push an obstacles on tho tracA. lu
order TO give these gentlemen am oyp0r-
tuuity 20 exhibit the.r Inventions it wa-
DECIDED that the subcommittee should
have another meeting al the same plac.
on June 18th Iuis meeting viii b.
nnal. and report Will then Dee agree.
upon 10 De submitted 10 the fun com
mittee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
The Ylctar.a DI,n.ter.

VICTORIA, b. g.. May N.-Through-
out the frowful and sultry night and
tar into the morning thousands or anXl-
ogs watchers sursed about tne ap-
ll0achcs % Point Eilice bridge, the scene
OK Yesterdays disaster. As body after
BODY was brought 90 land and tendcrly
laid upon an .mprOvised bier the eager
crowd would crush about the remains,
hoping, yet tearing until r shrek or sob
would announce that a dear one had beer
recognized ana the name of another iden-
titled victim placed upon tho bulletin
board and dashed by wire to sorrowlng
friends. When the sixty-iirst corpse had
been brought 10 the surface the rescuers
announced that they could ind no more
bodies under the wgeCkage. SIN nearly
thirty people are missing. whose lat,
may NOT he known Tor days. Possibly
many bodies were carried out Dy the
strong tide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28


A meeting Of the Poe Monument Com
mittee was held yesterday afternoon in
Chlet towards $ office. .u order to en-
dedavor to arrange 70 postpone the day
upon which the monument 10 the late
chief of Police Will be unveiled in HOl-
lywood.
AT the last meeting OF The Committee
IL was dedcIdel 20 unVeh the monument on
June 4th, ana 10 invite Colonel John Bell
Bigger a lifelong friend Of Major Poe's
10 deliver the Grafton. This invitation
was accepted by Colonel Bigger. but since
that time the committee have become
aware OF the fact that tho State Democrat
ic convention meets at StauntOn on June
4th. and Colonel biggtr. being secretary
of the state Democratic Committee. would
naturally desire TO be present. For this
reason. therefore II was determined last
evening 10 postpone the unveiling until
June 9th. June ith was first selected as
Il IS the day upon whica the regular in
specti0n of police taxes place but the
Board Of Police Commsz 4 ", belr,s
made acquainted with the circumstances,
agreed 10 postpone the inspection until
the 9th.
The procession VIII leave tho City Hall
about s o'clock in the Afternoon, and the
monument viii Dee unveiled ~ o'clock.
The only invited CHESTS viii bee the
Board of Police Comm s.oners and men,
bers Of Major Poes family. The prayer
of the occasion Will De- delivered by Rev.
Dr. IL. l.. Kerr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

The steamer Eicbmo nd In Florida Waters.
Municipal Election.

NORFOLK, VA, Nay Especial In
the Norfolk County Court today Frank
simpson. ii Norfolk city police officer,
was tried on "a charge OF feloniously as
saultng L. B. Mars at tho latter's bar
some time since. The prisoner pleaded
not guilty and the jury failed to agree
upon verdict
Inc trial OK Policeman Hobbs, charged
with tho same offence, goes over 10 the
June term Of the Court.
y citizen OF this city has received a
communication from friend In Key
West, Fla, which states that the steam
er CITY OF Richmond. suspected of being
a Cuban hhbuster. IS now engaged i'm
the freight and passenger traffic between
Miami and Key West. taking the place
OF the steamer Shelter Island. sunk
some weeks ago.
Tne battle of the ballots, which begins
at sunrise tomorrow. I'm the contest for
municipal officers promises 10 be a hotly
contested one. Both the "citizen-rofOrm-
ers' and Democrats have been very ac-
tive in the campaign, and the fight to-
morrow viii I'm an probability be one OF
the most interesting the city has seen in
a long time. Owing 10 the length of the
ticket 10 is probable that no returns will
De had tItil Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

S. G. shurtleG. Montpelier; p. J. Farrell.
Newport Delegates were not instructed.
The platform says.
"Ne sympathize with The brave Cubans
struggling for Independence, and extend
20 them kindly words Of encouragement
and hope Tor their success.
I'VE demand the maintenance OF a
gold standard of value as being In the
true interest OF all our people, especially
those obliged u labor for what they
receive, and We are opposed 10 free
coinage OF silver, excaDt By International
agreement.
I'VE are opposed to the Repblican
theory and method Of a protective tariif
as being a criminal misapplication OF
the taxing power Of tho nation, producing
monopoly, corruption. and business stag
nation. We therefore demand tariff leg
islation for the constitutional purpose OF
providing revenues for this Government,
not for the fostering Of trusts, keep
ing always in mind that unnecessary IN
terferenoe with business interests be
avoided.
we denounce tho Republican party
Tor its fostering OF that secret and un-
American organization, The A. Il. A.,
whose methods are as cowardly as It's
motives are des spicable. and we are proud
or the fact that not one Democratic can
didate has ever received its endorse
ment"
j. j. Monahan, OF Underhil. moved 70
substitute free-coinage plank for the
SoiG plank In the platform. lie was
hlsssd. but was allowed 70 continue. This
was the resolution.
Resolved, That the Democrats OF YER
mont, 10 convention assembled, demand
the FREQ ana unlimited coinage OF silver
and gold into money OF redemption at
tie ratio OF l6 20 1, without waiting for
the approval OF any other government" ="
The resolution was voted down, only
about half a dozen delegates recording
themselves In It's favor,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
wEAvmga roaEcAsr.

WASHINGTON, May 2i.--Weaiher fore
cast for Thursday:
Nlrglnia-Generally fair. warm. south
erly winds.
North Carolina-Generally fair; south
erly winds.
The barometer has fallen In the Mlssls-
sppi Valley and Southern states. and u
has risen In New England ana The MD
die Atlantic States. the Rocky Mountain
districts. and tho north and east portions
OF the lake region. The depression which
was central over Kansas tnis morning
has moved eastward 70 Northern Illinois.
attended by severe local storms aud
heavy rains IN Missouri, Iowa. and illis
nols. The storm was reported as very
destructive AZ st. Louis with "a maxi
mum velocity Of seyenty-fisc miles.
The weather Will continue generaig fair
on the Atlantic coast and ln the Cuis
states. Thunder storms. probably sss
we're. are indicated for the lake region
and the Ohio Valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

The members the Gesangyerein Vir-
ginia and their families had a very enjoy
able time at Bianlon's Park last evening.
when they celebrated their May fest-
Val. Dancing was induiseI in all the
evening, while those Who were longing
Tor stronger exercises, took possession o.
The bowling alleys. The active members
Of the society sang "a number of songs.
under the direction OF Professor Matter.
and We're largely applauded
10 was after II o'clock when the Jolly
crowd started for home, and the Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company
had made ample provision for the com
fort OF the plckuicAers, who reached their
respective home IN sood season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
The Nrw Compan, H.rd n, Wors

a meeting Of the new company tCom-
pany 10 or the First Regiment. Infantry,
was held last night r tho Reglmental Ar
mory. torty-two members were present
and were instructed and drilled by Mr.
W. NJ Jones. a graduate 0f the Virginia
Military Institute. The young soldiers
showed great interest In the drill and
there Is no doubt that they VIII be ina
good shape by the time OF the Confederate
reunion. The company adopted Thurs
day as regular drill night, bat will also
drill on Ju. slays. untii the reunion, In or
der 70 DC n s0od shape on that occ@-
sion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
held a lengthy session last evening In
Room No. IL OF the City Hail, with the
following members present. Messrs.
Vaughan (chairman), Hawkins, Cottrcll
and carter.
Bills and pay-rOlls OF the several ceme-
teries vero approved. The matter OF
purchasing "A strip OF land adjoining oak
wood cemetery and owned ty Mr.. W. II.
Brauer. 10 bee used as a buryins ground
Tor coiorci pdupers, was discussed at
some length. but action was deferred.
The plot Of ground In OakwoOi which Is
n0w being used as a place for burying
the remains OF the colored poor has
been niled with graves and moro space Is
needed.
The committee directed a sub-commit.
tee to purchase 400 feet or less. OF 2
inch iron piping Tor supplying water I'm
River View Cemetery.
HAD NO QUORUM
There was to have been regular ses-
sion OF the Committee on Water last
night but a quorum could not be Sc
cured.
City Clerk y. Il. August performed u
remarkable piece Of work yesterday. 1t
was desirable that the ordinance OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
which was adopted by tho BOARD OF Alder
men on Tuesday night last. should he
approved by the Mayor as soon as pCssi-
bic, and the clerk began the enrolment u
the vOluminous document early yesterday
morning. Al 8 o'clock IN the afternoon hs
had completed the task and the mcasHre
was ready for the signature OF tho
MayOr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
ExrRa-nAzaEDoUs RIsKs.
The Supreme Council Royal Arcanum Sc
Rules on Policemen aud Tircmen.

SAVANNAH. May 27.-The Supreme
Council OF the ROyai Aroanum held a
long session to-day.
A resolution was passed making police
mon and nfemen extra hazardous risks,
and recurring that tf0r applications
must 10 sent to the medical examiner In
chief before being pnsatI on.
The proposition 90 Require the secrc-
tarIrs or Subordinate councils Co notify
applicants within iOrty-eIsht hours or the
action on their Application was referred
10 the committee on laws.
The committee on new business reported
adversely on the proportion made by the
Virginia representative asking that an
emergency fund Boo established and it
was adopted
j. was decided that The next meeting
place shall Dee Boston.
4 committee was appointed 10 devise
plans for celebrating The twcntytleth an
Hlverfary next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
THE COLD BIrER PARrY.
Broad and Narrow-Gauge Factions in
National Convention.


CONVENTION HAIL. PIrrSBURG,
May 2.-The seventh National Conyen-
ton or the Prohibition parry was called
10 order ia this city this morning IN the
Exposition Hall.
Right at the opening Of the formal pro-
ceedinss. when Mr. Dickie. the chairman
OF the National C0mmlttee. presented the
name OF Mr.. A. \, Stevens. or Tyrone,
Pa, as temporary chairman the rebellion
OF The frec-sNFer minority broke out.
The two factions OF the convention are
styled BROAD Guase' and Marrow
Guage." The latter hold that the Pro-
hibitiOn party should be a party Of prohi-
biuons and nothing elst the former think
the party should declare iu favor OF Tree
silver and woman suffrage.
Dr. J. %. Cnnhll, OF Texas was elected
chairman OF the committee on platform.
which is a victory for the narrow guage
element of the party
Mrs. Helen NJ. Gouger was elected chair
man OF the committee on permanent or
ganizati0n, which is victory on the 9TH
tr side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

They Decline to sell aud VIII Continue
Cigarette Making.

WINSTON, n. c.. May - Special
a letter received here from ST. LOas.
which comes from an official source, says
there Will be no sale of the indeg sndent
plug tobacco plants OF 81. Louis. that
tho American Tobacco Company recently
offered chanis0mo figure Tor the control
ot DrlmmOud * Lisett and Meyer's
plants. but the tempting offer was de-
clned. and the trust representative In
formed that lt was useless to Increase the
bii: that tho tobacco plants OF ST Ladls
were not for sale. and that they would
continue 20 make cigaI ettes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

WASHINGTON. May 27--The Morgan
Joint resolution recognizing the beili-
slfenoy " the Cuban Insurgents was dis
cussed in tho Senate Committee on For
ton was taken. It is generally believed
that the committee viii not take further
acllon on the Cuban question unless
something occurs on tho island 10 give
an entirely new c00ring 10 the whole
situation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
VERMONT DEMOCRATS
Demand the Gold Standard Unless Inter
national Agreement j. Reached.

MONTPELIER. VT. May 2T.-The
Democratic State Convention met at i0:45
this morning and disposed Of its business
promptly.
DR.. j. Henry Jackson OF Barre. was
nominated fOg Governor; Ralph Sher-
wood. OF ST. Adams for Lieutenant-Gov-
crnor; James Ill. Williams, OF Bellows
Falls. state Treasurer: William ". Ry-
der. OF Bristol Secretary OF State; Z. T.
Seayer. OF North Troy Auditor.
es-at-Large-Thomas w. Brown,
Rutland; Willis Valentine, Bennington;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

SAN JOSE. CAL. May 2s.--At Camp
bell. small place about six miles south
Rcsr W tAis city, last night. Colonel Il.
P. MciNncy and WIFE theiT daughter.
Mrs. James Dunham. James Wells. son
~ Mr. McGNncy; 4 hired woman. Min
ME Sacsief, and a hisei mau. James Brls-
coe. were Killed by James Durham, som
m-law OF Colonel McGllncy who made
his escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

\ Plausible ESplanatioa Of Barney Perry's

\ Plausible Expianat.ol of Barney Perry ;
Lril.
If Barney Perry. whose mysterious death
a few days since has given the police food
for reflection. was murdered, his slayer
or slavers have kept themselves We'll uu-
der cover. for up 90 the present moment
the circumstance OF his death nave not
been explained.
The most plausible theory. and one
which has "a number az advocates. u that
some one pat ap practical Johe Oh
the negro. and scared him s0 badly that
he jumped from tle bridge 90 bis death
AS shown ly tho evidence before ihe
Jury of inquest the crowd in che bar
room where Perry WAS drinking that nWnt
had been eudeagoans Go scare him about
the medical students getting hlm II He
went home and some of them. in In".
may have tried 90 make him believe the
Students We're after him, and thus caused
his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

CLEVELAND. o., May 1.-THE fca-
turc " this morning session Of the
Gcnera. Conference of tlc Methodist
Episcopal Church was the adoption OF a
resolution prOWlinB Tor an immense
church Insurance company TO compete
with tre great companies OF the world.
The session was exciting and confusion
reigled all the morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

a deed Of assignment. involving the sum
OF 500 was fled late last evening In the
CLERKS Office OF the Chlncery Court by
Mr.. William NJ. Cooper lately Of the firm
OF william NJ. Cooper d Co. who app
points Dir. 4. a. L. Smith trustee. Mr..
Cooper Is a commission broker and oc-
cupies an office in the state Bank Build
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
Itifrr.nn Roof Nnrllrn

The roof garden OF the jefferson was
again open last night, and a large audi
ence was present The orchestra played
on the Franklln-strest garden. and a
most choice programme was rendered and
much appreciation was manifested by
those present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28


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Dbl, "a ,IyDone of lrismmi fury l"'o '"i7
.f,.n.on. Imldr.1, of people were
BILLED ANA ihe property loss la b'yona e9-
,.., co,.r.5
At ,' one e.'-'' '''"' <.-.....
t.e cIQ since nooi' ni"Ho '''' -
- U.irfn tom minutes the wind
,...,... ,.r .i,.i.fy miles an hour
....,..s of rain.
aWoouus With ll n.N7e "'F''
,rbo l..l..t speed of wind previously Ie-
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coiNe" t.t... ,e
hour in August i''i' .,.'' .,'. =,
Ae uI.N i.io"tn ..'. e,r.rt.on.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
Plum lor Charlotte

CHARLOTTE. n. O., May 27.-Char-
lotte gets the Lutheran College for Wo-
men, Columbia. S. c., was her most
formidable competitor. The site Of the
college VII be on tho Highland Park
property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.-Colonel
John MOsby, who was dangerously III
here. but not dying. as reported. Is now
eonvalescent according 10 Or. Loreil.
bis attending physician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28

Mr.. Wallace r.. Evans has been called
TO his home. Murfroesboro. n. c.. on
account OF the Illness OF his father,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
RANGE or rnEaMoMErER.

The following was tho range OF the
Thermometer at Tho Times office yeste--
day: o A. NJ. rs; l2 H.. %. T.. ~. sS:
r. NJ. 81; 0 Z. NJ, 70. midnight. n
Average, Is La
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-28
OVER3OO PERISH.
Eastern Missouri Swept by a
Cyclone.
ST. LOUIS THE MAIN SUFFERER
THREE DAYS TO REPAIR BlDS FRIDGE
Two Hundred Girls Said to be in lha
RuiaSOla Cigarette Factory.

win Dee Required 80 Badly Was One span
Wrecked Three steamers Lost or the
Hi,orand "a Number OF Persons Perish
Many Buried Under tho Ruins Of
BolIdings Plants burned
out lightning starts iiros-lire
In-s Nill Hun Into Millions.
fourteen lire Alarms Within
an nour-l.ist Of Fatalities
Growing Much Loss of Life
nt other Points News
B. Coming in slowly $50
CmIJr,n said to Doe la
tho l;ulns OF school
Houses-I.iver tx
our.lon Boats arc
Mi ssing