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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-03
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Doings in the Various Departments OF
Marion County.

Work on the court house improve
ment goes on with large force.
During the month Of May the coun'
ty clerk collected s2O5.75 as fees, that
amount being receipted for by County
Treasurer Mimic.
The dials Of the court house CLOCK
should be painted white with black
letters.
A petition has been filed with the
county commissioners court in which
aid to the amount of IS per month Is
asked for Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Robinson,
an aged couple residing near Mill City
The commissioners court convened
today for its June term and the trans
action Of the usual routine business.
Bills, as usual, will be put up for con-
sideration during the principal por'
tion of the session, and the election
expenses will be audited.
Frank Verhaag, Fred Meier, and
Andrew Anderegg have given bill OF
sale of the personal property in the
Salem Soap works to II. E. Schmidt,
the consideration being 81, 200.
Splendid costumes for every singer
in the comic opera, "Pinafore."
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AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. White depart
today 10 become residents Of Omaha,
Neb., their former home. For nearly
four years they have been counted
"Salemltes," and during that time
have won the esteem OF all who made
their acquaintance. Mrs. White Is a
member OF the Women's Auxiliary So
clety of Unity church, and yesterday
afternoon Its members came unex-
pectedly upon her at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Boyle, each OF the In
yaders carried basket, the contents
OF which were made visible, when at
O o'clock the party was invited into
the dining room, where most dellc-
lous spread had been prepared, Mr..
and Mrs. White being escorted as
hOnored guests. IL was u merry
party, and one within listening dis
tance would never have suspected II
was composed OF sedate middle aged
ladies who were indulglng In the
mirth incident 10 such a gathering.
They discarded the idea OF a "hen
party" voted themselves girls" be.
lieving 10 good for the soul TO once In
awhile put the sterner realities OF life
aside and be merry, on this occasion
the idea was carried out 10 the letter.
Even the question OF politics lost It's
all important and weighty signitc-
ance In the levlty OF discussion. Only
three gentlemen were present who
came as usual for the, 10 them, most
important ceremony, supper About
! o'clock all departed, bidding MIR,
aud Mrs. White goodbye, and a
pleasant Journey receiving In return
the assurance that this incident
would be one OF the pleasantest remi.
nlscences connected with their Salem
home.
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Reduced Rates.

Those going east should call on or
address the Union Pacific City Ticket
office, 1876 Third Street, Portland, for
rates to the following meetings:
Republican National convention,
st. Louis, Mo-, June 18th.
Democratic National Convention,
Chicago, ILL.,, July 7th.
Peoples Party Convention and
American Silver Convention, st. Lou
Is, Mo-, July 22nd.
National Convention Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian Endeayor
Washington ID. c. July 7th to 18th.
National Educational Association
meeting, Buffalo, n. Y. July 3rd TO
10th.
Encampment Grand Army of the
Republic, st. Paul, Mimi, September
18th.
II. w. BAXTER
63tf General Agent.
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Nervous

People find just the help they so much
need, in Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t fur
nishes the desired strength by puri.
Tying, vitalizing and enriching the
blood, and thus builds up the nerves,
tones the stomach and regulates the
whole system. Read this:
81 want to praise Hoods sarsaparilla.
MY health run down, and had the grip.
After that, my heart and nervous system
We're badly affected, so that could not do
my own work. Our physician gave me
some help, but did not cure. / decided
70 Try Hoods sarsaparilla. Soon could
DO all my own housework. have taken
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Cured

nooas Pills with Hoods sarsaparilla,
ana they have done me much good. I
wan not be without them. Ihaye taken ia
bottles OF Hoods sarsaparilla, and through
the blessing OF God, 1t has cured me
! worked as hard as ever the past sum-
mer' ana l am thankful to say am
wen, HOODS Pills when taken with
ls nooas sarsaparilla help very much. %
MRS, NJ NJ. MEssESoER, Freehold. penn
This and many other cures prove that
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THAT INTERCOLLEGIATE CUP
Now on Exhibition Banc
Organized.

Organized.
Interest and enthusiasm in th'
intercollegiate field day contests TO b.
held Saturday afternoon, is increasing
every day and IT is predicted that an
immense throng will visit Salem on
that day.
The beautiful silver cup, costing
over 800, TO be given the college scor'
ing the largest number Of points, is
now on exhibition at S. w. Thompson
& Co. the Commercial street jewellers.
II is indeed beautiful cup and will
no doubt be greatly priced by the
winning team.
About two Gozen enthusiastic young
gentlemen students held meeting
Tuesday afternoon when the organ
ization Of "roOters" band was
effected. The Willamette hotel buss
with the appropriate inscription
Willamette" on either side thereof
has been kindly given the boys by
Landlord Wagner for the occasion and
the "baDd" will travel about in u
royal manner. If music ~ will prove
a successful attraction, the grand
stand may be expected TO be crowded
TO oOverilowing next Saturday, June 9th.
A competitive drill at the state fair
grounds at !: 80 p. m. between the Cor
wallis and Salem militia, will tend to
enllven the afternoons entertain
ment. A prize will be awarded the
winning company.
INTERCOLLEGIATE CONCERT.
The program for the intercollegiate
concert, to be given at Reeds opera
house next Saturday evening, is GER
tainly made up OF very excellent num-
bers. The admission TO the enter
tainment will be 25 cents. Reserved
seats at Patton's, without extra
charge. Secure your seats early, as IL
is probable the opera house will be
filed. The program is as follows:
PROGRAM.
"A Woodland Serenade," Masch-
eroul; Miss Stewart, p. T., Forest
Grove.
Liberty Bells" o. A. c. Mandolin
Club, O. \. c., Corvallis.
"How Salvador Won," Ella Wheeler
Wilcox; Prof. Marie Louise Bairight,
U. OF o., Eugene.
Vocal solo (Selected) Prof Lulu Sar-
geant, p. c., Newberg.
Piano Solo (Selected) Prof. Emil L.
Winkler, Willamette.
"I'm a Merry Zlngara," NJ. w.
Balfe; Prof. MISS Bassette," o. S. N.
s., Monmouth.
1.-THE Debating Society,"" Miss
Evans, p. u, Forest Grove.
"The Two Grenadlers," Schuman;
Prof. II. A. Heritage, Willamette.
"The Wood Nymphs' Call" Miss
Mable Johnson, o. A. c., Corvallis.
"The Honor OF the Woods" w. ii.
II. Murray; Prof. Sara Nourse Brown,
willamette.
"The dagic Song, Meyer Halmund;
Miss Stella Doris, U. of o., Eugene.
Fancy Club Swinging, Frank Il.
Brown, Willamette.
Legends, Mohring; Heritage Lady
Quartette, willamette.
MONMOUTH ENTRIES.
The Monmouth State Normal
School has made the following entries
for the state field day contests.
100 Yards Dash.--Day Parker, A. Il. |
Dodge, John Mcclure III. c. Hunter.
220 Yard Run. Day Parker and II.
9. Hunter.
One Mile RUM. @. Hunter.
Ii Mile Run-Day Parker, A. Il.
Dodge.
Running Broad Jump-B. +. Mat
lock, w. A. Keyt.
Putting Shot-F Il. Emmett, j. |
w. Kerns.
Hammer Throw-F, T.. Emmett, ]. |
w. Kerns.
One Mile Walk-O. Il. Baird.
Two Mile Bicycle Race-Day Par
ker, A, G, Tucker
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THE MARKETS..

IhE MAkkEIS.
Chicago June 3.-Wheat, cash 5SC
June S..
New York, June 3.-Silver, 661Ic; lead,
3 80.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, June S.-Wheat valley, Goa
Oh Walla Walla, S7aSS
Flour--Portland, $500; Benton county,
800; graham, s2.6s; super6ne, s.. 2s per bbi.
oats-White, 26(927c; grey, 2sG26Tollel,
in bags, s4.as@s.2s, barrels, 4.so(97 ,oc;
cases, 3.7S.
Potatoes. Oregon, sO(9s7Hc per sack.
Hay: Good, Sac per ton.
Wool. Valley, SC@9e; Eastern Oregon,
S@7c.
Millstufs. Bran, SI3.so9IS. so;shorts, SIG
Poultry Chickens, mixed, SOFAS; broii-
ers, s,So(9j; ducks, 4aS; geese, {;
turkeys, live, I2Le; dressed, IsaI7c.
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The Discovery Saved His Life

Mr.. G.. Cailloutte, Druggist, Beayersyille,
ILL.,, says; "ro DR.. Kings New Discovery
owe my life, Was taken with la Grippe
and tried all the physicians for miles about,
but OF no avail and was given up and told
could not live. Having Dr. Kings New
discovery in my store sent ior a boil, and
began lis use and from the first dose heean Il
get better and after using three bottles wa,
up and about again. IL Is worth its weigh,
in gold. We won't keep store OF house
without H." Get a free trial at Fred A.
Legg's Drug Store.
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As this district has declared for a
free silver mau, nothing will now win
the people away from the bimetallic
faith but That carload Of silver Banker
Cuslck wants imported. We have had
the gold cure now give us the silver
cure for a week, doctor.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Mckinley Mitchell left fo
Gervais today.
Secretary OF state Kincaid went Il
Portland today.
Henry Myers, the merchant, went
to Portland today.
Chas. Corby OF Woodbnrn, was n
Salem visitor today.
y. S. Kain, the Rosedale fruit
grower, left today for short visit Ia
HALEY, Idaho.
Hon. II. l.. Barkley Of WOOdburn
was 10 the city today, receiving con-
gratulatlODs from his Salem friends
and admirers.
w. A. Taylor, Of Macleay, left to-
day for Roseburg, whence he goes
with a jolly party on fishing excur.
sion into the mountains eastward.
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MARRIED.

HEFLEBOWER-POUND.-At the
parsonage OF the Presbyterian
church In Turner, Or, Juno /, 1896,
Mr.. Ernest Hehebower, OF Shaw,
and Miss Lottie S. Pound, OF Aums-
vile, Rev. VIM. NJ. Robinson offlc-
iating.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Old Bill Il Anderson is here,
by dissolved, Anderson retiring and
Old Bill will continue in the same
old stand, All bills presented on the
nrst OF the month will be paid by him
100 cents on the dollar. Those not
presented are repudiated or discounted
at the rate OF 50 cents on thousand
OLD BILL,
Salem, Or, May, q, 1896. d&wlw
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The Medium.

Come and be convinced. Positive proof of spirit return
and satisfactory charge will be made All mysdfying
questions upon your mind fully solved Inform ,on upon any
and all subjects No pretense Everything plain. Greatest
Of the age No attempts to affect impossible results
alleged mission being simply demonstrate the
truth Call and become famia with work and its objects
Reception room No. IS. Eldridge block, Salem.
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Buy Your Summer Dress.

Where you can select the latest
styles, prettiest patterns and get the
best value for your money. That
place Is our store. Call and we will
conyince you.
Dimities. 8 L3e to zoe a yard
ChaIlies. &c a yard and up.
Satines. i0c to 35c a yard.
Percales, 7c to i5c a yard.
Organdies, IL Ire yard and up.
Ask 20 see the beautiful Zephry
Ginghams, Ducks, Piques Crepes,
Pllsses, Baptlstes, Swisses, etc.
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When Baby was nIck, we gave her oastorla.
When nhe was Child. Khe cried for oastOriA.
when niae became Miss, she elung to cAstOsiA.
When Ghs had Children. Hho gave them Cassoria
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-03

ToNIoHT--At 81. Joseph's hall on
Chemeketa street, the popular comedy
"Pro Tenn" Go and have good
laugh.
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WANTED TO TRADE-A good Victor
bicycle for a good buggy horse; not
over q years old. Address W., Jour
NAL.
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Twenty-Five aud IS cents, Is all that
Is charged for choice reserved seats at
"Plnafore.
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Call for Warrants.
COUNTY TREASURES

OFFICE, MARION COUNTY. I
Notice is hereby given that l have
FUNDS ON hand to pay all warrants is
sued, up To June 1, 1895, and interest
on the same will stop from date OF
this notice. JAP MIMIC.
County Treasurer.
Dated June 3, 1896. 69d2w
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The BIG SHow.-BOnd Brothers.
stupendous aggregation of great ex-
hlbitions will be with us at Salem,
June 10.
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Central lodge, No. Is, knights OF
Pythlas, elected their officers for the
semi-annual term, commencing July
lst, at regular meeting Of the lodge
last night. Following are the names
OF the gentlemen who will watch over
the interests Of that noble order dur
Ing the coming six months: G. d.
GabrIelson, G. O.; U. II. Lehman, V,
c.; Frank wrlghtman, prelate ;Charles
Burggraf, NJ. OF WIZ B. Updegraff,
X. of II. and S.; s. A. McFadden, NJ
OF f.; A. Il. Linn, NJ. of e.; Charles
Murphy, NJ. at A.; A. B. Gardner, l.
c.; w. w. Contrls o. G..
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Willis Bros. G Co.
Choice Potatoes. SCSCT&SS

Late In the season potatoes generally
get soft and are not palatable. They are
also very scarce now.but we have an album
dance and they are as solid as the day they
came out Of the ground If you want some
get your order IN now as the new crop
will be very late.
Sonnemann's Grocery, 124 State.
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Go 10 the play "Pro TEN" at st,
JoSeph's hall this evening, Price 2i
and 10 cents, A good treat.
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JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in groceries, paints, oils.
window glass, varnishes. and
the most complete stoce of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists materials. lime.
hair cement and shingles. and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
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HIRES Rootbeer con-
tainS the best herbs, berries
and roots nature makes for
rootbeer making. Take no
other.
h.ts ssg b. tAs caAFlss r. Rires c. PAl.a.i,Ai..
~ pas1ass aAksss sa.isas ssii s,siysssrs.
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"Plnafore" Monday evening, June s.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

-
FOR RENT-Three rooms suitable for bo1Ss
keeping, with wator and bath tub. Rents 10,
$3.50. 300 Liberty ST., one-half block norts
opera house. A. J. Basey. 20 at
WANTED-Position by competent n1TSeSv-
soveIheSs to parties going to the coast or
hEunsslnsi ,L;' references. Address +. M. c.
ne 49, !, SH.ss, Ss,.S.,, S27 u
WANIED-A young man OF good habits -faiT
education able and willing to take care Of
lrem ana not afraid to work; references re-
CURED. Address 426, Journal. SAG Ct
PUBLIC MEN, POLITICIANS AND Rus
mess houses can obtain all newspaper infor-
nation from the press Of the state. coast and
SoGntTy from the Press Clipping Bureau
Allen.sl Union Block. Portland. Ia.aoti
rOk SALE-Eight mich cows and two A.
y. year oids' Inquire Of NJ !. Egan, Gerais.
2 ~ If
FOX SALE-Pioneer crockery and eToceTv
S.ois, established 1857; place of business IN
oae OF 'he pest locations in the city; capital
81 ABOUT $4,000 requieed; object Of closing
business w' on account Of health. Jno. G,
t515. 49,, ~ Is1SH; S;S dim
rOK SALE OR RENT-4o acres land 2
% nHss OUT fartly improved, wood ana
pasture good house, large barn. acres
%vSsslng orchard, lot Of small fruit, good water
WOOD s'umpage can be had. Box i4s. salem
f5777- -7777z-,,-,-. S;Stf
EOR FlCiURES AND FRAMES--C;o 70
IN IN ~. H. smiths smiths where you can find everything
,''.I ~ sne Ait'sts line, canvas mounted ana nic
s.l su'S mats made to order. Give him a raIl
- ,o' ne Knows Just what you want with nrces
:, - sui .ne times. no opera house.
55,AHrEKS'-,Portland, - Sacramento Ses,,Is
HeS, uaHomA and San Francisco paperS On AZ =,
Miller's Postofiee bloek F-Pe's On SAFE ~
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SOCIAL REVELATIONS.
Some Personals and News Of the Doings
Of Oregon People.

Mrs. L. w. Jones left for RoseburS
today tn join her husband.
Miss Marie Jansen, Of Portland, Il
the guest Of Mrs. II. ID. Patton.
Postmaster and Mrs. A. B. Huddle
son Of Jefferson were in town last
1 night.
Mrs. Mary p. Logan, OF Seattle, Is
the guest OF old friends and relatives
at Salem.
Mrs. Albert +. Gartner,of Portland,
who has been a guest Of Mrs. Jos.
Leveque, returned today.
Mrs. O. ID. Hutton was in Dallas
yesterday, gOwing over at an early
hour In her private conveyance.
D.J. Cooper and daughter Vlrgia
arrived last night from The Dalles.
Mr. Cooper is here for short visit
with friends.
Mrs. +. Levy, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. l.. s. May, and Mrs.
NJ. Logan, Of Seattle, arrived from
Portland today.
j. Nelson and family, OF Kearney,
Ncb., have arrived TO make their
home In Salem. They are with the
family Of j. A. King, OF Morningslde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Parmenter leave
In the morning for Amity, where Mrs.
p. will visit friends while Charles
takes a fishing tour on the upper
Willanina.
The Eugene Register says Miss
Lydia Johnson will leave for her home
in Salem next Sunday. Miss johnson
will return next fall To resume her
studies In the university.
c. Il. Kliewer and wife, of the
German Baptist church, accompanied
by delegation Of ten members, left
this morning for Stafford, where the
state association OF the church will be
IN session until next Monday evening.
Rev, Kllewer has been a hard worker
In his field and Is we'll liked by his
and will probably remain
in charge OF his work here for Il long
time.
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%Tan Shoes&

Elegant new styles for men, ladies
aud little folks. oxford ties, lace,
congress and button shoes. Call aud
get a bargain.
New laoes, silks and SOC summer
corset.
Willis Bros. G Co.
Court and Liberty.
The Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoe House.
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SALARY REDUCTION AGAIN.

The City Council Considers Matters oi
Great Interest.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion last evening, with full quorum
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Splendid costumes for every singer
in the comic opera, "Pinafore."
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Tacoma and San Francisco naners ~ Se'us, 81" :;
Miller's PostOfhee block P''' 'H SAFE ~
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
Vow Yorh Lenders Tali,.

CHICAGO, July 11.-When interviewed
regarding the work of the convention, viii
liam G. Whitney Of New York said: II
have nothing to add to what have already
said concerning the convention and lie NO
tion except that within tho next 80 days
we shall probably know just what the
sound money Democrats of the east will
have to do. We have already taken means
toward the accomplishment of an end, but
cannot now state what our exact plans
are. The fight Of the gold mon here has
certainly been without result"
Senator Hill said: I'm going homo.
I'm sick Of the whole business Won't
stay TO help nominate the vice president?
No. They have ignored us SO FAR, and I
guess they can get along without as now. "
Ex-Governor Flower said: "I believe
Now York state will 30 Republican by q
great majority. New York Democrats will
not lot even party loyalty lead them to the
support Of candidates standing upon snch
platform as this Is. I understand that
Congressman Sulzor says that he will sup
port the nominee. Well Sulzer is one OF
the 1, 200, 900 voters IN New York I don't
suppose no Is all alone, but let him look
around and see how many more voters ne
will iud in our state to stand whore he
does. -
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
New national Committee.

CHICAGO July Eollowing is the
new national Democratic committee, all
the vacancies except one (Missourl) hav-
ing been filed Alabama, II. ID. Clayton;
Arkansas, Thomas Q. MoRae; California,
J. J. Dwyer; Colorado, Adaif Wilson (,
Connecticut, Carlos French; Delaware,
II. r. Kenney; Florida, Samuel Pasoo (,
Georgia Clark Howell; Idaho, George
Ainole; Illinois, Thomas Gahan; Indiana,
John g. Shanklin; Iowa, Charles A.
Walsh; Kansas, J. q. johnson; kontuoky
Urey Woodson Louisiana, N. c. Banch-
ard; Maine, Seth c. Gordon Marylhnd,
Arthur p. Gorman; Massachusetts John
W. Corooran; Michigan, Il. Q. Stevenson
Minnesota, 3. W. Lawler; Mississippi, w.
V. Sullivan; Missouri, not yet chosen
Montana, a. J. McHatton; Nebraska, W.
H. Thompson Nevada, II. r. Keating;
New Hampshire. A. W. Sulloway New
Jersey, James Smith, Jr.; New York,
John G. Sheehan; North Carolina, Joseph
Daniels; North Dakota, w. G. Lustikow
Ohio, John II. Mclean; Oregon, J.
Townsend; Pennsylvania William E. Har-
rity; Rhode Island Richard b. Comstock I;
South Carolina, Benjamin r.. Tillman
South Dakota james NJ. Wood; Tennes-
see, J. NJ. Head; Texas, J. q. Dudley
Utah, A. W. MoCune; Vermont, II. B..
Smalley; Virginia, p. J. Otey; Washing
ton, Hugh G. Wallace; Wisconsin, E. O..
Wall; Wyoming, W. H. Holiday; Arizona,
". H. Burbage; District of Columbia,
Lawrence Gardner; Indian Territory,
Thomas Maroon; Now Mexico, i. A.
Manzanares; Oklahoma, White NJ. Grant
Alaska, G. ID. Rogers; West Virginia, j.
Z McGraW
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
10 no Inhorsed hr ponnlisis.

CHICAGO, July H. Francis G. New
lands, the independent silver congressman
from Nevada, says, "1'he nomination of
Bryan will undoubtedly be indorscd by
the POpulists, the silver Republicans and
independent silver organizations"
Judge A. W Rucker Of Colorado said
Bryan has got to get the Republican
Populist vote of the west and northwest
for, TO win, he must gain much moro Re.
publican vote than the Democratic ne will
lose. He will lose about 5000, 600 Dem
ocratio votes. The st. Louis convention
this month will be the greatest political
gathering over held in the United States
except by the two great parties, and be-
lieve they will indorso Bryan.
Senator Stewart and Congressman New
lands both predict that Bryan will be in
dorsed by the Sc. Louis convention.
Evening journal., 1896-07-11

tain states were especially empha G. a
telegram from Aspen, signed by Judge j.
NJ Downing. late adslegate, read: Every
vote in Aspen Is FOR YOU. You win get %
per cent OF Colorados votes
A Denver lady has assured Mr.. Bryan
that ne wound get tho votes of the Colora-
10 women.
Mr. Bryan was especially gratihed at
the receipt OF the following dated Duran
so. Colo:
w J. Bryan, Next President Of tho
United States:
We all send congratulations and prom
iso support Of the great southwest. Tho
whistles arn blowing, and tho bells arc
ringing. cannons firing, bands playing,
and oVery noise in Durango is ago. No
such rejoicing was ever heard in this Soc
tion.N
1t was signed by II. Garbonati, chair
man populist convention; Joe Prewitt
chairman Democratic convention; w. A.
Reese, chairman silver conventions W. !.
Miller, chairman Republican convention.
Kansas sent assurances of 10000 ma
iority. Tennessee promised a similar mas
iority, and Texas assured him Of i00, OO0
There were also several messages from
Minnesota, Sowa, Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan, assuring Mr. Bryan of the cleo
toral votes Of those states Grand Snchem
Wollor of the Iroquois league OF Califor.
mia promised California by 10000 votes
There werD mnny assurances Of Popu-
list support from tho western states, both
at the St. Louis convention and at the
polls Ex- Governor Alva Adams Of Col.
orado: "Thank God we are TO have pres
ident who knows that the western bound
airy Of our country is beyond the Missis-
sippi -
Evening journal., 1896-07-11
cloudburst at NIlaaletown.

MIDDLETowN. n. Y, July IA cy-
clonic storm in the vicinity Of Stony Ford
did considerable damage, and one person
narrowly escaped serious injury and posi-
bio death. George Sackrider, who was
driving near Stony Ford, was overtakon
by the storm. His wagon was lifted sever
al feet from the ground, and together
with the horse, was blown against q stono
wall at tho side of the road. The wagon
was wrecked and the horse Injured. The
driver sustained no injury. Shafer's distil-
lery and numerous barns at Stony Ford
were blown down. Rail fences were carried
many rods, crops were nattened, and ruin
was wrought distance of five miles.