Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-07-25

what course to pursue in the comm
campaign. That they will not supper
Bryan and free silver is the only thin
that is definitely decided upon. jos
what form their opposition will TAX
according to Euclid Martin, the re
oognized leader among them, 10 as ye
undecided. No formal conferences hav
yet been held and none have yet bee
called but that come such meeting vii
be held in the near future is certain
One OF the things that is causing della
is the conventions which are to be bel,
at st. Louis this week. Euclid Msrti
! goes east tomorrow to confer Will
eastern delegates. He thinks the ives
will start the revolt.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 20.-Ex- Con
gresham Jerry Simpson, who is a very
! shrewd observer, is strongly of tht
opinion that Bryan and Sewell will bt
endorsed: "rhe issue is paramount,
be sald, "and men dare not play pol
itics at such time az this. II thii
convention should refuse to endorse
Bryan the Populist party would moi
obtain q corporal's guard in November
Honest endorsement is the only ealva
ton of the party. So far AS Kansas is
concerned it matters not what this
convention does. We endorse Bryan
and vote for silver"
ST. LOUIS, July 20-There will be
three il not more women delegates in
the Populiet convention. Two of the
three will be from New York and one
from Pennsylvania. A committee OF
women who are glving their attention
to securing the adoption of female
suffrage plank IN the platform are
OF those women.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 21-The bark
entine Herbert Fuller, Captain Nash,
from Boston to Rosario. put into Halifax
this morning. There had been a mutt
ny on board. The captain, his wife and
the second mate were killed IN their
beds in the night. The first officer on
watch knew nothing about the affair.
The murderer or m1rderers crawled aft
to the cabin and with axes chopped the
victims to death. Upon the arrival of
the barkentine all the crew were locked
up in the police station to await trial.
LONDON, July 2l-When the high
court OF justice Of the Queens bench
division reconvened today for the trial
OF DR.. Jamison for alleged violation Of
the foreign enlistment act in the invas-
ion OF the South African epublic, the
Lord Chief Justice overruled the mo-
ton OF Sir Edward Clarke to qussh the
Indictment. The defendants entered O
plea OF not guilty. and Attorney General
Webster opened for the prosecution.
New YORK, July 20-The aggregate
OF gold engaged for shipment tomorrow
is s2,830.OOO.
NEW YORK, July 20-Cornelius Van
derbilt, according to his physicians,
passed q comfortsbl night. Dr.. Nc
Lane left the residence at Gas this
morning. He said be had been IN the
house all night. Wander bilt slept sound
y from IL until6. =
SAN Francisco, July 20-Mansger J.
A. Fillmore has decided to insugur.
ate new system of diseiplinlng en-
ployes Of the operating department of
the Southern Pscific company. The
new system is to be one of discipline By
record and debts and credits will be
entered against the names OF employees
as occasion requires. A bad record
will eventually result in the employees
dismissal. A good record on the other
hand marked with credits for excellent
conduct, deeds of heroism and loyalty,
good judgment in emergencies, etc,
will operate to the employees advant-
age. The company thus hopes that the
system will prove of great advantage
alike to company and employees and
heir families.
ST LOUIS, Mo. July 20.-The attempt
ysnize resulted in very spirited meet
ng. A. Il. Livingstone, of Missouri,
vas elected temporary chairman. A
delegate from Oklahoma named Al
bright, pointed out q man standing 10
ront OF the chairman and declared that
le had been around the various hotels
Mark Henna's moley for
he purpose of preventing the endorse
nent of Bryan and defeating the silver
,arty. The man was Silas Rose, of |
Buffalo, n. Y. Rose denied emphatic
lily that be had been engaged IN any
uch business. Albright accused sew
raj others of the same thing. A row |
because several were Bryan |
badges. There were several rows. In |
he roll OF states Arizona did not res |
,ond.
j. @. Peckstaff, OF Colorado, made @
peeoh in which he declared that the
he Patterson delegates from Colorado |
we're "very bad men," Three cheers |
we're given for Peckstaff after the adop-
ion of a motion to put out the BrysD
nen, thus cutting off the Oklahoma
mans explanation. A German populist
rom st. Louis said: sit was not pop
list but republican meeting" There
7ere loud cheers of "Put him out"
Down with the traitor" "Sit down."
aid the chairman. 81 won't sit down.
aid the Missourian, "you can't make
,e sit down." The chairman told some
ne to put him out. The German
bowed fight but was hustled out. The
leetIng of the middle of the Road"
len consisting of three delegates each,
as announced to take place at the Lin
ell &C once. The roll call OF states was
OF resumed.
ST. LOUIS, July 20-The middle of
1s Road" populists express great con-
dence in their strength. Up to noon
lore than 100 delegates to the conven-
on registered at their headquarters.
everal expressed preference to Bryan
NO said they were for fusion on cleo
,rs; meny were pronounced for a
rsight ticket and fight against the
ominatiOn.
The Nebraska delegation headed by
.Dator Allen prepared a statement
lat the delegation is solid for Bryan.
elected there will be no democrat, no
opulist, no republican but q peoples
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