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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
GENERAL MARKETS
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS
Kansas City. Jan I7.-BUtte--Crearne ery
quiet. IsssG21c. dat-y firm. l2qlsc-
FcE-Stro roger. 10
Hay-Ttnotay. Slo.of-1-De; prairie. tsel
ST. LOUIS
S. Louis. Jan 17--Butter, eEzs. haT.
wool. cotton ties ard bagE.ng-Un-
changed
W-n-zky-C2
Po-k-Ff iz,her. Standard mess, Johoizg.
pez. c045: oid. 80
I.a-s-NouinaIly higher prime stearn.
& =: cho1ce. 3 81
Fsror-Shoul5e-s Gooxe1) 80. lonEs.
< z. rsts. E75. shorts E-si4
Dry SAT- roeats-Ssoulcers. f1oTeii
"a 81; loogz. A-El.: r.osp 49,. ssorts.
ss5a
Rra--UEsettied: sacked. ezs- track. 4
GsSc
Tsno-Ay--sk 0BG15o-
SEW YORK
New York. Ian I7--&zy-Q1-e--
E0C-WezE
HlleS-NCr1lrzL
Iea.her. z-yol ard r1olzsses-S5cez1y-
g=eg. rasiorT and race--k Irrn-
CIT usz-S-S- ea1-eT-
I.zrd-F~rms western s;e2ru c-os--1 ~
Jznuzry Ssss nominal
P8-E-F-rzer. ms. S,oaN7 z--tp. snorf
clear. Lezlz259- fz-z4iys f-9-ls-. ll-t.s
Pe.rolssz-SstsEGy. Iztie1 closed N-ss
bid
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
WOOL MARKET.

Bos,o1. Jan. f7.-The depression tn the
goods market has been ance-sfuat@L by
further cutting Of prtces on hersey 40
ciav SiazonalH The wOrstsd combs. hosF-
ever. are fairy well employed. bi&t q larSt 2
rro1.or-.on of The wool cards are stoTDe'l-
Ths sEs-ht Improvement "a coarSe che r4of
Ro0.5s - turning attention again % cheap
coarse l1strOszs Woc4s % cosi - = q Ssi4@
clean.
7-fe saIess q cte week a-e !. - 90 r'ozIr'Fis
dO-ueSf5c ard 5.T6.sp Eepguds forelEra.
aas.lns. gs5lp0 pounds to-nes-ic are L'-,-
VS pounds foreign last week sfif : st-.sS
uounLs dO.nesl5c and 5l<.%D I-olss-'-s s1E -is-fi
fo- The sane week last year.
The sales % date EoOT A. trcTs 80 os
: - 20 rcrIrls doTnss--c ar4 -.ssl-'
-.o-rr5s fgre.gr from IRE s-lss % ne
same date n ~. he fscei'iH ~ f1.,e
srr,,~ a. trrrezse q ~ ba4.z coTscst-c
a.. - bzses fore gl-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
DULLNESS MARKS 1T
VERY LIGHT VOLUME OF BUSINESS
ON THE IXJHANGE.

Days Dealings About Equal to an Hours
Work of an Ordinary Dzy-Opens Heavy
and Says the Session Through, Getting
Worse at the Last-Day's News Mainly
Cnfavorable-London Lower, and sell
ing Therefor Continued-Money and Ex-
change Little eChsnged-RaiIwsy Bonds
DecIIne-Government Quiet.
New York. Jan. I7.-Dullness was the
main characteristic of the stock specu-
lar condition. a sagging tendency in
prices was noted. The aggregate deal
ings did not exceed 110,000 shares, a
volume of business that would in a reg
ular market be recorded in a single
hour or less. OF such a market detail
ed comment is almost superfiuOus while
the seni-stagnation illustrates the pur-
pose Of the larger operators 10 post
Pone dealings upon an important scale
until the political and financial out
1cOk is clearer. Should money con-
.tinue reasonably easy during the COM
parativSl Shout interval before the
lids for the government loan are opened
and the success Of the loan IS demon
strated, an improved condition OF af-
fairs in Wall street is expected 10 rule.
providing. Of course, that no political
ENGAGEMENTS occur.
In the initial dealings the market
was heavy and prices sagged through
out the day. the depression becoming
marked in the closing dealings. The
news of the day, aside from the an
nouncement of a call for a meeting or
the anthracite coal presidents for Thurs
day of next week, was calculated 10
operate unfavorably upon prices The
publication of encouraging exhibits by
several important railroads for the sec
ond week in January also failed TO slim
Ula'te activity or an advance. LONDON
cables came lower and the selling for
that account, noted in this market yes
tterday, was continued on a moderate
scale today. N the money and eN-
change markets no special change was
noted. The enga cement OF only Sl,-
COO 900 in gold for shipment today de-
spite previous estimates Of outgo or
s., ,000, 900 TO 5000, 900 did not elicit any
encouragement. A temporary demand
from the shorts resulted in an early ad-
vance of l per cent in the stock, to lOl.
The abatement of the inquiry for COW
ering purposes caused a reaction later
in the day 10 9912 per cent Leather
preferred was under continuous pres
sure and yielded 224 per cent on Salec TO
realize profits accruing from the recent
rally in the stock. Sugar lost about
per cent, despite a reported slight ad-
vance in hard grades Of the product
The other principal declines We're In
the grangerS, Southern preferred. Bal
timore and Ohio, Lake Shore, Rubber
Chicago Gas and Cordage guaranteed
and ranged from to 2A per cent. the
last in Cordage guaranteed. The final
prices were the loest of tn day.
In THE railway bond market, prices
were fairly Well maintained in the rrad-
ing. In the late session, however, de
! clines occurred in sympathy with The
depression in the stock speculation
Government securities were quiet or
/ sales of 81, 600, the fives coupons Were
IA per cent lower in the bid price or
the first call, but subsequently Were
| traded in at an Improvement of Is pei
| cent over Yesterday closing bid.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
COTTON MiRKE Z

New York. Jan. 17.-Cotton quiet: mid
att, 2-fg.r. net receipts none. gross. 2
zlS bales: exports 20 continent. 81 bales .
saies f-3 bales. spinners IL. stock. 135. 80
bales.
New Orleans. Jan. LECTION E-eany {.
,,,iIi8If-.- Z 1z-I5r: low rniddhnE. Z 5-lsc ,
good ordinary. T5-lSc. net receipts, f.lp
bales: gross. :. D. bales; exports 20 Great
Britain. Sob bales; to Francs- Zz.Ss bales
coastwfss. SO bales. sa-es. 4.l.o bales
stock. 81 .tEs; bales.
s. Louis. Jan. I7.-Cotto1 quiet: steady. !.
no sales reported; rni1dEng. : lB-lsc. re-
cetptS, ssg bales; shlpments. 90 oales;
stock. 76 81 bales.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
LIVESTOCK AAgKET.
CHICAGO

tEAAAhr-ts
Cy-f~zzo. Ja-- -7.-HoEs-Feceip. = GO.
l-S; o1-sr zs5. fstrlT active. 81. h.'ss
90 rntrss = ss7s e. heavy. t-Is2fts.
C.a-rls.-Ee. ss-s.E $50. raarks- a1pss ard
49, h.eer=z. EI.zas-13. coEs Ard hssfers.
&. 7rrz a.. se-s a-d fsederE. t--sss--l-.
h~er,-Fscezpes. s5Sa. IaTAet q2-st.
bzrely s,ea1y.
KANSAS CITY
ya-.az CITY. Jzn- ---attle-Fssce
30. 7ua-izet wax Texas sfe~rs. : 80
AZ. native cozs. gi-stss1- ~. s,ocksra sr1
tea-1e-s 3 S-Ess11a-
Eso,zs- Ha-ce-uta. 2 so selT-nsrits. 80
--s~Ee- e-rDrE. hsaTt>s, E-Slss1-sJ. EalHsss-
y szsz =. EEn-s. 3 Ss5zst
Shee--F.s-ssgfs liz. MAKE. a-s11J .
rncttO-zs. f-@sgzsa
81. LOUIS
8. Tlsuls. Iza E.-Ezftie-Hsc sceapfH y
s.8- r-arxsr sfsaty. native oessess = -
r. COWS an1 SsefErs. s-Ss<--ss as1-A
s.eers ErzEz. = GGzI2-
Hoz-fssossrs-s. 7.g9. he1TT. 80 tas.
r-sessrs. fs-7zfT1 - Eraf. g lasfi ifst
esHee---FIece.pfs. -. sz2rks- 80 5-xs "a
tge Ea1fezlz. = 20 =
EEE YORK
~sw TorE Jan 47.-iiFFF Fes-- Rec .
zEe. narEet far e4ea1F Fr-rfE- ~
so-.ean czf.ss gasss Aae~csz afserk ~
s-.Fsgssc a-ewst @rizns- Eef@zefzt21
essf et 7fsc
~eesr 49, ia-sas-flr a. 1Ezs. a.rs
an5 E-ezsT. secs. @-sffi p
HgEs-AscesS %4a-. GsIa - --&>-A----
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Jan. 17.-There was a contin-
uatton OF previous reports and more husi-
ness was done IN staple, cOiored and fancy
fine cOttons. and for clothing woolens
there was some Improvement IN the or
ders for new heavy weights. Dress eOO'ls H
dsd relatively better than other fabrics.
Printing cloths, however. were very Gun
and quotations nominal al cents.
FaIi River, Jan. E.-Prtnt cloths very
duh al 3 cents.
Nfanchester. Jan I7.-CIoth duh and
easv; yarns quiet with very Ettle busi-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18

go. sir D. Ezsd. iEdsgnAoiiy. - -
,ur-ed frora tAs e.e~trso iigA, n "a
Yooz. Il uoz't step heTs- Ihs s1es
Of = hotels tryin' Ter rua sp a o.ii on .
raan bT puisin' his gas II g-aa~ s@s',
se.s i cant Be tscgsss3 oct, - y -sasl-ss
- 60
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
IN THE INTEREST OF PEACE
Kentucky Republican and Democratic
Legislators Confer

Frankfort, KY, Jan. 7.-John W
Yerks, of the Republican state central
committee was here today in conference
with leaders of both parties. Accord
ingly, this afternoon there was a meet
ing of Republican and Democratic lea
ders, in which the senatorial situation
was discussed freely. 1t is said that
the Republicans favor postponing vot-
ing for United States senator until VIII
sons successor shall have been chosen
and the Democrats admitted that their
threats to remove five Republican SEN
ators- were retaliatory. 1t seems also
that conciliatory measures were adopt
ed and that revolutionary tactics will
not be resorted to by either side. The
effect is to postpone the election of a
United States senator till after Febru-
airy 4, and possibly to prevent the cleo
ton Of a senator this year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
ROssn-ouiet; strained. common to good

s.. .0VtIl-u0.
Turpentine-Quiet. 33ixGSSc.
Sugar-Raw firm: refined ftrIn.
Cottonseed oil-F1rmer; prime crude -
Q2ii=c. -
LIVERPOOL
Iiverpool. Jan. 17.-BacOn-Ffrm; de-
mand moderate.
Beef-Extra Intla mess, 75s; prime mess
5Ss Sd.
Pork-Prime mess. fine western. 51s % :
do medium. 46s 81.
Lard-Firm. prime western, Us Ud' re-
fined. 0n pails) 30s Cd.
Butter-F.nest United States, s5s; good'
6dz
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
They Kept Everything.

Lady (in store)-I would like some
thing in the way OF novelty suitable
for a birthday present
Clerk-Well, madam, we keep every
thing in the line OF novelties
Lady-Indeed- supposed you bad
them for sale. Good norning-Texss
Sifrincs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
At the Hz.tha- Club.

Poet (soulfuIl.)-Honer is ny mas
ter. emulate him in every way.
Cynic-Yes, notice you are rapidly
approaching him in one respect
Poet lfatsered) d)-Indeed?
Cynic-Yes, you are getting poorer
and poorer every day.-S. Y. World
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18

Toledo and Dayton are not included in
totals because of no comparison for last
year.
The amounts credited to Waco. HouS-
ton and Galveston not included in total
cause of containing other times than
clearingS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
STOCKS AND BONDS

New York. Jan 1.-THE following table.
compiled by Bradstreets, shows the total
clearanceS at the principal cities and the
pe-Centage of increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
Il
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18


However, to the disappointment of
some-To Occur After Lent-ADout
Mrs. Dimmick.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE fact that
General Harrison had an important
ettftement TO make drew a large crowd
OF politicians and Others to the corri-
nsers Of the Fifth Avenue hotel tonight
Many of the politicians expected that
General Harrison would make decia-
Ration as to his candidacy for the presi-
elency, and were disappointed when
they learned that the general talked Of
matrimonial affairs instead of politics.
~ the aIpoirbted time, Mr.. Tibbftts, the
J generals private secretary, made the
following statement in his room, where
ne received the members of the press:
General Harrison authorizes the an
nouncement THAT he and Mrs. Dimmick
are engaged to be married, and that the
marriage will not take place until after
Lent"
When the secretary finished reading
the announcement, lhe refused to say
anything further, other than that ex-
President Harrison would probably
leave for Indianapolis on Monday. re-
turning TO Washington in time TO argue
the Stamford lawsuit.
Mrs, Dimmich, to whom the general is
engaged, is better known in Indianapo-
lis and Washington than in New York.
During the life Of Mrs. Harrison, who
was her aunt, Mrs. Dinmick practical
iy governed Mr.. Harrison's household
81 indianapolis and directed the house
mold affairs of the White House during
the period that Mrs. Harrison was i'll
and prior to her death. That Mrs
s.lr 90,
president in Washington is without
doubt. At all state functions, she re-
ceived, with Mrs. Harrison, when alive,
and acted in her place when she was
sick,
u is understood that the step was not
taken by General Harrison without con-
suEing his children, of whom he is very
fond.
Mrs. Dimmick is 40 years Of age, tall
and strikingly handsome.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
MUNYON.
STRONG TESTIMONY.
WELL-KKOWN PEOPLE TESTIFY TO
WONDERFUL CURES.
INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF
Any Druggist Will Give You the Names of
His Customers Who Have Been Cured
OF rheumatism. Catarrh, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Troubles, Blood Diseases and
Nervous Complaints, by Munyon's I'm
proved homeopathic Remedies,

hidney Troubles, Bloou diseases anu
Nervous Complaints, by Munyon's Inn
proved Homeopathic Remedies
Mrs. Jane Fish. COS East Second street
Kansas City, Missouri, says: MY first
attack Of infiammatory rheumatism
came in 1867, and ever since then /
have been very much Of an invalid as
the consequence of repeated spells of
rheumatic trouble. l spent thousands
OF dollars for doctors, but received no
benefit Finally took Munyon's Rheu-
matism Cure, but only to please my hus-
band. The effect was marvellous. AZ
ter taking the little pellets only three
days, felt better than at any time for
twenty years l continued the remedy
until 1 had used four vials, and have
not been troubled with rheumatism
since"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure never
fails 10 relieve in to hours. and cures
in few days. Price. 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure is guaran-
teed to cure all forms of Indigestion and
stomach troubles. Price 25c.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positive
ly cure Price, 25c each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains in the back, loins and groins,
and all forms of kidney disease. Price
25c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a
boon to all women. Price, 25c.
Asthma Cure, with Asthma Herbs,
s10O
Munyon's Nerve Cure stops nervous
ness and builds up the system. Price,
25c.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops head
ache in three minutes. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
cures all forms Of piles. Price, 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all
impurities of the blood. Price 25c.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
ers to weak men. Price s1.00.
A separate cure for each disease. At
all druggists, 25c a bottle.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for
any disease.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
CHARLES LAWRENCE,
DRUGGIST.

Headquarters in Wichita for Mum
yon's Remedies. Sent to any ADDRESS
on receipt of price.
Guides sent by mail if requested.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
GIiAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO.
Furnished by r. l.. Bostick, Commls-
sion Merchant, room 10, over Kansas Ma
tional bank.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18

Sands haven't seen you since your
wife died. You are not in mourning,
but | know that your heart must be
full of sorrow.
Bands-It is, old chap. I'm married
acaia.-Brooklyn Life.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18

San Francisco, Jan. 17-George Green
zweig & Co, wholesale jewelers., have
failed Today attachments aggrega-
ting S5 goo We're filed and others are
expected 20 be filed against the eTnbar-
raised lirm which. II Is said. has num-
Der of eastern creditors. The head Of
the firm. George GreeaZxig, is now in
New York
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18

Miss Beacon Hill-Dear me. Strange
but | cannot remember. Where Is
Dresden?
Young Lakeside-O. that's easy. In
China Saw the address in show
uiadow to-day.-Truth-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-01-18
BENJAMIN WILLWED
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THG ENGAGE
NENT IS MADE PUBLIC.

fs the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York. a
Large Crowd OF Men are Drawn by the
Promise of Important Communica-
tion From General Bsrrison-It Proves
TO be Matrimonial Instead of Political,
However, to the disappointment of
some-To Occur After Lent-Apout
Mrs. Dimmick.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
SIBERIAN HOUSE HEADQUARTERS


Chicago. Aug. Ex-senator Jones
chairman OF the democratic national
committee. arrived I'm Chicago from
Washington today and closed a deal
by which the national headquarters
will be established at the Sherman
house. He secured all the parlor floor
rooms OF the Randolph street side Of
the hotel and two other roOmE.
Il expect to remain here right along
now, until after the campaign is over"
said Jones THE literary end Of the
campaign will be in Washington The
general outlook for Bryan's election IL
favorable. Men who were in doubt
about his position before the Madison
Square speech. are satisfied now. 1t
oissipated the idea that the campaign
was one OF anarchy" The senator said
that the gold democratic movement wa
too Insignificant 10 discuss"
The senator refuted the story that
'he democratic committee was reduced
TO poverty. There has been no trouble
about funds" he said. I'VE are get
ting all the money We need for legiti-
male expenses" Jones was asked as
10 the reported disputes in the nation
al committee. and the threatened
eclipse Of himself as manager in chief
by Governor Stone, Nothing Of the
Kind" he replied emphat icalIy. Coy
"rnor Stone will doubtless be in Chica-
20 frequently between this and cleo
tl"n day. but ! expect TO run the cam
pAign"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
NO. rs.
THEY LOST THEIR LIVES
QUITE MINERS ARE CRUSHED my
A FALLING CAGE.
Foreman Ryan, Dropping Down IN.
ZOO Foot shaft, In Dashed
10 Pieces.

Butte. Mont. Aug. 1.-THE st. Law
renee mine Of the Anaconda company was
the scene Of another Iatal accident this
evening. By which at least three men have
lost their lives. Some rumors place the
list Of dead as high as Is.
The accident occurred Just before the
men quit work this evening. about ssa1
O'Clock. Foreman Peter Ryan came I'd
from the 6gg-foot Level 10 tae surface IL
was his custom 10 come up q few minutes
before the miners. He had Just reached
the surface, and was about TO step on
the cage. when i dropped down the shaft
with the velocity Of lightning, carrying
him with H. An instant later the big
hosting engine went 10 pieces. the brake
reel and other portions Of it going through
the roof ana landing Oh the hillside
hundred feet from the engine room
Jim Murphy was the engineer on duty
al the time, and Tim Warren the brake
man. Warren says that after Ryan mad
been hoisted 10 the surface. ne put on the
brake, at the same time uncIuLchiug that
side Of the engine. The brake, for some
reason, refused TO work, ana before he
could think second time, he was horri-
ned TO see the east reel travelling at q
terrific speed. A few seconds later IL had
attained such momentum that IL Jew to
pieces.
In the shaft below were four Of the
sinking crew. two OF whom were work
ing in the east shaft The last station is
cut at the l1yo-foot level. and the men
were about ~ feet below the station. They
were John Manning and John Campbell
Al the l2J5-foot Level there Is a stout bulk
head, but 1t Is believed that Il would yield
TO the weight OF the cage falling a dis
lance Of LIS feet and in all probability
the two men who we're at work under
heath were killed Their bodies have not
YET been recovered The shaft from the
l259-foot level down TO the bottom Is COW
cred with debris and broken tImbers.
which Will have TO be cleared away be-
fore the bodies can be reached.
There is no doubt as TO TIE fate OF
Ryan. he was undoubtedly dead before
The cage struck the bEIkAead Of the I21o-
foot level OF the other men IN the shaft
it Is thought more than likely they met
death in the Debris which fell down the
shaft after the cage struck the bulkheAd-
Superintendent Jack O-Nell was unable
to state just how many were dead. but
gave the coroner the names OF the above
three. Ryan was the foreman Of the St
Lawrence. He was a married man
Campbell is also a married man. Man
ning was unmarried. II is said that this
was his first shift at the mine, and he
only went TO work at o'clock this aft
ernoon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
nr STRUCK MALauIsr TWICE
Leonardo Memory FaIIs AZ n Crit
teal Potht

,alfal NuE . =IutoA4rAtion and s.f-
10 .ra'c vas Ihr I}oa put tn hy the de-
fesae 'a the John Leonard murder case
fa.sy a. an excuse Tor the murder OF
ia d Ns14ulsE al Texas Ferry July y
Two "fBe-sr-s fUstlfe5 that Leonard had
te- @ drinking ou the day Of the crime
Then tho defendant himself took ths
rss 0# % bis oNu behalf he told the
sE rf ~ hiss move neuJs from the time
81 81 Eht8nG from she train al sipav3A
Dat morning lui.l shortly after the deed
Waa ran7suItfa' when h. tesilfcs that he
l.r arna SO intoxicated that he id not
t.a s.Ir-s ANYTHING further. Leaving the
Fr..at as Rparia, he crossed the bTiis"
fa TslAa Perry. Whcr" he si.on; the day
81 fss rurgcvri mans a. Don. drinking
a-F .'as8rE ards In the middle % the
afternoon he Vas drunk lie played
3-.hef wish Nalgust for - vents game
A. thc & mo the trouble arose tho dollar
HfaAer acre under a cigar box fun OF
N.t.s uH thc table LEONARD made \
Hc' au3 showed down his hand hc Sai
ola cards Malqu'st according TO his
sln-1. claimed not on3y the pot. but the
aaaAes an well. Leonard grabbed tho
--oary Rhvu Magaia' secured revolver
ant painting 81 At Leonard. demanded
srs money Leonard refused. grabbing
,1uh near ~. and struck MalquiSt
.p &c. IN falling ON Malquist he tot
bIHHt nn his 0.oih"H, Going outs dc. he
as.rr' go " u Steward. hut got no an
ever Putting on Malquisys pants. he
vc9t Town the river, ami here his mem
ars fails
In cross exam nation he remembered his
story we'll, but could not recall any other
points whom questioned by the state, The
dramatic manner Of the witness Visihly
Elected The jury
Tho evening session was spent IN arRu-
n1,ut. The state vii close tomorrow, and
he Ease will SO 10 the fury.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
THE roPuLlsTs NEED MORE CASH
headquarters at Washington Feel
Great Lack of H.

Washington. Aug. 25.-The executive
committee Of the populist convention t.As
adjourned subject TO The call Of sLe
ci alrman, 1t Was decided that g. X
Sovereign should Doe assigned 10 the cht-
'aso headquarters. which Wl be- under
TIE management OF Wsshbufn Of Massa-
ehuseiis. Chairman ButIcr VIII be IA
charge here, assisted by Secretary Edger-
ton. Butler said today that the commit
Tee was embarrassed for funds
We cnili'ed in" said senator Butler.
TO pay the expenses this far. expect
"" will have 10 make a campaign such
81 Ne made IN the south. where We have
managed with Niue money"
But er W.ll enter into correspondents.
with she l.oruists ami silver leaders n
various parts Of the country 10 effect a-
adjustment Of the existing di!ficult.e..
Which viii brlnr the supporters " silver.
ana Bryan into harmonious action IN.
SILVER parry ANA PopUllsl parry are TO-
cay moving into AeAIQ4Aft~yS " IN Tie
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