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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-07-24
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The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
Kansas City Gold Democrats.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 2o.--There
seems to be nc capitalization OF opiu-
ion among the Kansas City sound
money Democrats about a Democratic
sound money national ticket. Some,
like Judge Guinotte, are inclined to
say nothing and let the silver wing Of
the Democracy fight il out with tho
Mckinley forces. Others, like Major
Mister, as between BRYAN and McKin.
ley, prefer Bryan, and do not wish
to do anything to ipjure Bryan's
:hances against Mckinley. Others,
again, believe with William Wallace
that IL is best To vote and work for
bryan while frankly opposing silver
md, after electing Bryan, continue
the fight, within the party, against
Tree silver. There arc a bitter few,
Notably like General 10 o. Shelby,
Who hns out and out declared that he
will vote for Mckinley.
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CEATH IN A
Young Girl Killed and Her Father severely
Injured.

BEATRICE. Neb., July 20.-A dcplor-
nblc accident occurred last evening
which resulted in the almost instant
death of Miss Maud R~alston, the |
vcar.old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ..
T.. Ralston. well known people who re-
side southwest of the city. Mr.. l'alston
and family had been to Beatrice and
while returning home their team was
frightened by n dog which ran into the
street. The horses gave II lurch for
ward. throwing the buggy wheels in
20 a ditch. at the sanc moment precip-
itnting Mr.. Ralston to the ground.
His feet got caught in the wheels and
he was dragged some distance, recciv-
ing severe injuries. As the horses
jumped forward Il second time the bug
w pole came down and snapped in two
one piece flying back and striking
Maud squarely in the forehead, crush
ing her skull and leaving Il hole about
the size Of a finger. She was also Sc
verely injured in the side, and while
the girls mother was trying TO get
possession of the lines the girl fell over
dead. There were five occupants OF
the buggy, but the oth>s were min
iurcd. Mr.. Ralston will be remembered
as the democratic candidate for sheriff
last fall.
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4 New PopuIist Plan.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July go Nor
al committee, and n member Of the
executive committee, says that in his
opinion, under the existing circum-
stances, the practical thing for tho
I'opulists and silverites To do at st.
Louis next week would be to nomi-
nate Bryan, change the Democratic
platform in n few details, add the
referendum plank, then nominate
their w candidate for vice prcsi-
dent. He thinks the second place
should go South, and suggests tho
naines of Judge Minis OF Georgia,
senator Martin Butler OF North Caro-
ina and Colonel Mimmis Of Tennessee.
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PUPILIST MEETING.
LEADERS WORK AGAINST
BRYAN.
They Have Agreed I pom M Line OF Action
hu, seem Determined tn Work for n
separate Ticket Br,an's Friends Feel
Confident az Winning.

Sr. Ioris, Mo, July 20 Chairman
Taubencck of the ropulist national
committee returned from Chicago this
morning and his coming was the sig
nal for renewed activity on the part
Of the middle. of.the.road ropuliGts,
who hope to prevent an Endorsement
Of Bryan and the Chicago platform.
His visit to Chicago. which was partly
due to his fear that the Illinois dele.
CATION would leave him IA the lurch,
and not to make terms with the DEM
ocrats as was reported yesterday, was
apparently not productive OF results
This morning he oas in secret confer.
cncc with the anti. Bryan leaders and
the na:IoSal headquarters were prac'
tically deserted. .
MIR. Taubcncck. il is said, found
several stumbling blocks in his path
to Chicago. For one thing, DR.. Tay.
lor. one of the most noted members OF
the Peoples party in Illinois, is openly
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MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA
Spain Preparing to send Thousands o.
soldiers to Eight the Ecbcis.

NEw loTK, July .N-Scnur Don
Arturo Baldasauoy Topeto, cousu
general FOR Spain in 'his city. said to.
day that he had noolicial Information
regard ,ug the reported death Of Jose
Macco bat that it vas probable, ~
the rebel ranks were said To be rent
bv discussion. Information had been
received from several Cuban white,
who recently joined the rebels, that
they were obliged to serve as privatcs
under back .cddcrS, which hat caused
much feeling among the whites and
that the blacks would not give them
commands ns the blacks mad borne
the hrunt of the war.
Asked as To the outlook for Spain in
Cuba, the consul general said that 1t
was excellent, for the rebellion had,
he believed, reached its maximum
strength. Many blacks and whites
were surrendcring with horses and
arms aud under the orders of General
Weyicr they were placed on parole
and released. Regarding the August
and September endorsements for
Cuba, he gave the following details:
The total strength Of the August
and September expeditions will he as
follows: Infantry, all ranks. 80, 100;
cavalry, all ranks, id5; artillery, all
ranks, l,2s2; engineers, l,6lg; total,
3o,5eS. The regulars will bc accom-.
panied by we full battalions of vol.
uutscrs, consisting of 1000 men or
ganized by the bishop Of Oviegcs in
Astur.as, supported by subscription
and maintained bv that province. In
December 30 OD rclnforccmcnts wlll
be forwarded. All will be sent in the
armed cruisers of the spanish. Atlantic
company. If necessary the number
will be made up TO 100, 900.
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An Alderman Arrested.

MONMOUTH, H., July go This city
Is in n fever Of excitement over the
capture Of J. n. Derr, alderman from
the Fifth ward, at Cripple Creek, Col,
word of which was received to-day.
Derr, it is charged, forged three
checks for s95, July 4, and then left
the city, going to Colorado. lie was
prominent in city politics here, and a
short time previous to his departure
held Il responsible position in the
Weir Piow company offices. lie pre-.
sided over the recent ratification OF
Mckinley and Hobart here, and had
the confidence OF his constituents.
Requisition papers have been applied
o.,
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TELLER STANDS BY BRYAN.
VIII Lend Every Energy to Firing About
ITS udorscmeut

DENVER, Col, July Ex-senator
Teller said yesterday: MY friends
and myself will lend every energy to
bring about Mr.. organs Endorsement
at 81. Louis OF course, there Is CO.
ing To be some opposition. Senator
Marion Butler Of North Carolina is
leading the opposition. ! believe he
Is making n mistake. ] think he and
his friends will realize this before tho
convention. and | am willing to make
this prophecy: Either the Populists
will indorsc Bryan or they will fail to
make n nomination. There Is no rca-
son why they should not indorsc him.
for the financial plank adopted by
the Chicago convention is all the Pop
ulists can ask for. and the other
planks Of the platform are certainly
more than they had any reason to ex-
pcct from u democratic convention"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
THE ROYAL WEDDING.
Queen Victoria VIII Bc as Exclusive ~
Possibie-Astor's Present.

LONDON, July a0.-So far as the
queen is concerned, the wedding of
Princess Maud of Wales and Prince
Charles Of Denmark, will be as pri-
vate as possible. Her Majesty is ex-
pected TO arrive in the city Monday
evening. Tuesday she will, in
private, invest Crown Prince Freder-
lex of Denmark, with the Order of
the Garter and with the first class
decoration of the Victoria and Albert
cross, Upon both of his sons. Prince
Christian and Prince Charles, the
grand cross of the Order of the Bath
will oc conferred at the same time.
The queen will not attend the we'd
ding breakfast. On Thursday, the
day after the wedding, her majesty
will return to Windsor, from whence
she intends to go % to the Isle of
Wight.
II has been scIni.ohicially announced
that the royal family would not be
displeased If people should decorate
their houses in honor Of the wedding,
AMI doubtless a great many will
gracefully take the hint.
Among the presents which have
been received by Princess Maud is a
magnificent solitaire diamond from
William Waldorf Aston.
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CHAPTER NH.
us there no place
Left for repentance, nom for plrdon lcft!"
.'Niy life's a load."

L''. i'sN""' '"o"S P.t'o' ~
MY life's q load"
But in spite OF the poached egg and
the tea, Dulcinea hardly slept at all.
There was half an hour here and there
OF broken slumber, in which uncom-
Portable dreams had full sway. TO the
greater destroying OF her peace when
awakening from them; but beyond
that she lay all night with open eyes,
thinking unhappy things, and crying
In yardly, with great longings for the
day.
And at last 1t comes. reluctantly, as
all winter mornings come, having no
light OF life to warm them. The sun
for them lies dead. lie may be there.
somewhere, but his glory is denied
them. A dull, cloudy. gray, taciturn
dav makes clear the window panes to
Dulcinca-so silent, so devoid of sound
is IT,, indeed, that one might almost
think of nature rs lying in her shroud.
A shroud typical! Outside. all the
world Is swathed in q white shcet--the
garb of death. During the night the
soft flakes had fallen, silently. stead
lily, and now branch and leaf are laden
with them. There had been sno Y be.
fore. but nothing like this. And still
it falls.
''Throuch tho hushed air the whitening
shower dcscends.
AT first thin, wavering, till at last the
fakes
Fall broad and white and fast, dimmins
the day
With "A continual flow"
Dulcinea's first thought on seeing
the day is that Anketell will not be
able to come over TO dinner. This
should have caused her relief; but to
her surprise it causes her only a deep
ening of the depression that is weigh
ing her down. Oh, he must come
He must, How can she live with this
burden on her mindp She will confess
all to him. will tell him everything;
will open to him the way TO rid him
self honorably OF her--to put an end tc
his hated engagement
All day she wanders aimlessly from
room to room, longing for, whilst
dreading, the hour that shat tell her
II he is or is not coming. Toward five
o'clock she finds herself in the school
room once again, and sinking into a
chair rests her elbows on her knees
and lets her lovely. discons late face
fall into her little chilly palms.
Five! If coming, he will be here II
~three-quarters OF m hour. Tho snov
is still falling, heavily. steadily. NJ
one co Id go ont on such u night un
less compelled; and he-why,no dono
he will be glad OF the excuse TO keeI
away. And yet something within he
whispers he will come.
Three-quarters OF m hour! 1t mus
be IA great deal less than that now
Raising her eyes to the clock, she !
astonishcd to find it is only three mir
utes less. What on earth Is the ma
ter with that old clockp She taps IT.
listens; no, It is going as methodicall
Is ever. Win n quarter 10 six eve
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SPANS POLICY DEFINED
No Alliances which LAY Gndaugci
American Relations at Present.

American Relations 1T Present.
MApEip, July - Tho Spanish gov
crnncnt, it is learned positively, does
not intend TO adopt the suggestion of
the opposition, nor yield to the pc pu.
lar ciainor for an alliance with France
and Russia. Spanish diplomacy has
found out again that both these pow.
ers would willingly accept Spain a.
an ally on European and African
questions, but neither Russia nor
France would like to go beyond the
mildeSt and most platonic mediation
between spain and the United States
in regard To the Cuban question.
The Madrid government will take
no oStensibic step, 1t is understood, To
solicit European support as long As IL
can keep up appearances of friendly
relations with the United States. But
at the same time it will try TO ar
range concerted action by all the Eu-
ropcan powers To put pressure upon
the United States some day, IL IL
should he necessary, to let Spain set.
tie her differences with Cuba ON the
understanding that she shall give To
the European powers and the United
States explicit official assurance Of her
intention to grant autonomy to Cuba
Immediately after p~aciiication, and &c
Porto Rico as "A sine qua non condition
of the moral support Of the European
powers.
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An Ex-Convicts Attempted Revenge.

SEDALIA, Mo-, July 20. - Twelve
years ago A. l.. Palmer Of Des Moines,
Iowa, was sent to the state peniten-
tisry, largely upon the testimony of
II. r. Hunt, q member Of the police
force OF the city. Palmer swore re-
venge. but In time Hunt forgot the
other. Meanwhile Hunt had become
a switchman here. Several days ago
a stranger began to follow him about
and Thursday night shot at him from
a clump Of weeds. demolishlng his
lantern. II was Palmer, who had
served his time out The police =
unable to end him.
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KANSAS BANKER IN JAIL
q. q. Fleming. OF Eldorado Charged
with Forgery and Embetricment

WIN torgery anu Fnbefhichient
ELpoRApo, Kan, July 20, - This
community was startled yesterday by
the arrest of ). q. Fleming, cashier of
the Exchange National bank, Of this
city. on the charge Of forgery and
ENLIGHTENMENT. 1t is alleged that no
forged four notes on prominent people
Of this county for $40, 900, and obtained
the money from the bank. The first
forgery occurred April 20, Of this
year. and the last one on June 81.
Mr.. Fleming, when asked for a state
mcnt, said: II have no statement to.
make. ! have not the money and do
not know where 1t has gone"
Nine citizens, upon solicitation OF
the officials. have made an investiga-
ton of the banks condition and pub
lishcd n statement showing IL has over
S7i, 600 in cash. The community has
confidence in its solvency. Mr.. Flem-
ing has q fine family and was q leader
in church and society.
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him"
'Of who then. darlin'?'
'Sir Ralph family.
"Arrah, nonsense! sure YOU know
he'll Diver hear Of it"' says nurse, who,
after all, in spite of her many cool
qualities, is irail.
He will know: he shall know says
her young mistress, springing TO her
feet.
''Eh?' Mrs. Drisroll regards her
with apprehension; what does she
mean nowp "Sit down: you're tired,
Miss Dulcic, dear" says she, with all
the air OF one trying to cajole an
angry child.
Il shall tell him." says Dulcic with
determination.
'FaiN, you won't says Mrs. DriS-
coll. "Iis mad yc are just now. but
when mornin' comes, an | We a talk at
We agin, Scll know where yer right
road lies
ION, Tomorrow says Dulcio with
n groan; edo you know he is coming
TO dinner tomorrow? Father asked
him and but perhaps he will get ~
of it now. lie hates me; | know that;
I've re sons for knowing it,"
''Raysous." There isn't rayson in
ye," says Mrs. Driscoll, with supreme
contempt. AS ii any one, with an
eye that wasn't yours, couldn't set
that he just delights in the sight q We
Why twas OnIy Yesterday ] overheard
yer father sayin-'
''Oh, father impatiently. ''fatheI
wants me to think rs you do. Blythe
bye, Bridget" turning Il frightened
face To her nurse. 'what Of father.
Where is hep what did he say? wa
he asking for me? is he very angry
''Wisha, me dear. he knows nothin
of it,"
''Nothing?'
"Nc'er IA ha'porth. BY all the luct
O the world Micky Flynn took I
tightin' again this ~cvenin' shortl.
afther you-wint for yer walk-an,
the divil's own thrade he made Of i,
1t appears that he an Danny Murph.
whit 1T it tooth an nail down in tn
village below, all about nothin' bu
that ould ancient goose rs Danny soul,
to Mrs. Flynn for II shillin' Can fai>
between ourselves, Miss, IL was -
ould), an Mickey let into his ski
like mad, an Danny is now lynn XII
below IN his cabin, wild his WI
screcchin' over him like "A burn
cats
"Not dead" horror-stricken.
"Oh, no. me dear! just IA rib or tw,
but twas "A most marciful occurrenc,
You see, they sint for the masthcr
once, an down he whit to Dams hous,
an niver II word has he heard OF you
bein' in or out"
oh says Dulcinca, with a :lor
sigh OF intense relief. SO much wi
be spared her, at all events.
I've had n grudge against Flyi
for ten year" says Mrs. Drisco
ale once promised to marry my 81
ter's Cousins nephew by marriage, Il
he niver got as far as the alther: b
! forgive him now. He's done IA 90,
job for We this night. And now. da
lint, won't We let me undhress we. a
put We to bed? You're worn out.
can see it. An u poached z an
cup o tay, thatll be the revivin'
We. I'll bring 1t up to We whin yer u
dressed. Yell sleep aisy afther it
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
Zig Im migration Increase,

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-A statement
prepared by the commissioner of i'm
shows the number OF immi-
grants who arrived in this country
during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1896. to have been 343. 267, as CON-
pared with 25s,53n during the fiscal
year 1895. OF the whole number, 2l2,-
400 were males and 1870, sol females.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24

for Bryan and there are many other
Populists in Illinois who are believed
TO hold the same opinion. To have
his own delegation go against him
would be very distastcful.
In their conference the anti Bryan
men agreed on no definite plan OF
action, but they seemed determined
TO make a s~traight-out fight for n sep
arate ticket and platform. The Mis-.
sissippi. Rhode Island, Connecticut.
Michigan and Texas delegations will
help them.
At the Omaha Bryan headquarters
there was much jubilatIon over indi-
cations Of the growing strength of
the movement TO indorse Bryan and
Sewall.
GOVERNOR STONE ON THE SCENE.
Among the arrivals this morning
was Governor Stone of Missouri. lie
came it is SAID, in response to n telc-
gram from some Of the populists, who
are in favor of the nomination or in
dorscmcnt Of Bryan, and is to do mis-
sionnry work among the middle OF
the road contingent. The latter are
to hold a mass meeting at the Lindell
hotel TO- morrow afternoon to start the
movement against Bryan. and Gov
ernor Stone aud other friends of the
Democratic candidate, will try to ncu-
tral,ze the efforts Of the opposition.
NO GOLD CONGRESSIONAL. NOMINEES.
The silver people are very quiet.
Few of them are here, and none of
the delegates are expected before
Monday. The leaders this morning
formulated u new demand, which
meets the approval OF the Populists
who have been consulted. 1t IL that
they shall insist upon the withdrawal
OF all Democratic congressional notn-
Inees who are sound money" or gold
standard men or, II they will not
withdraw, that the silver men and
Populists unite in putting up In every
congressional district IA free silver
candidate. THIS, it is urged, should
be presented to the national Demo-
cratic committee AS an ultimatum.
The Populists, il Is understood, are to
concentrate their work and attempt
TO elect q congress which will favor
free silver and to accomplish this IL
is necessary TO have the cooperation
Of the Democratic party.
The Populists who are opposed to
Mr.. Bryan say that il he is nominated
the delegates Of Massachusetts, Rhode
Island and Connecticut, and possibly
Tennessee. will bolt.
Secretary j. II. Turner Of the Popu.
list national committee, who arrived
this morning, is outspoken in his de-
sire that this convention shall indorse
Bryan and Sewall. at is the prac-
tical and patriotic thing for us to do
said he. If we fail TO do it We will
jeopardize the vital issue OF the cam
paign-free silver-an original tenet
of the Populist faith. ] believe free
silver is going to win, anyhow, and il
we fail to indorse the only man who
stands any chance Of winning for the
cause Of silver, we will be shorn OF
any OF the glory except as individuals
and be classcd as its enemy. The ma
jori,y Of Populists are not going ,c
fritter away II principle SO dear tC
them as has ALWAYS been the restora
t!on OF silver to its constitutions
function as a money medium"
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
Pools Rooms May Run.

KANSAS CITY, July .O.-Undcr a de-
made by Judge Wotford OF the
criminal court this morning, gambling
horse races run outside OF the sta te
may be resumed in Kansas City. BY
OF this decision pool rooms
closed in .s9l, when the Stone
a%nti-pool room law went into effect,
will Sneedily reOpcn
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stabbed In the Back.

LINCOLN. July 20.-As the result of a
quarrel between himself and an old
cxpressman named Scott, John Snow
lies at his home very seriously II not
dangerously injured from the wounds
in the back inflicted by the sixteen
year-old son Of Scott.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
Three Oklahoma Jail breaks.

GUTHRIE, Okla, July 20. - lsham
Strobe. held for robbinS Santa Fe
cars, jumped from the outer corridor
window of the Logan county Jail here
while the ~jailer was opening his cell
ami escaped. John Hogan, u whole
sale cattle thief, and Pete Williams, a
negro burglar, knocked down the
guard and got away on horseback at
Tecumseh, and John Hall, murderer,
dug through the wall Of the Jail in
Greer county, stole the fastest horse
in the county and escaped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24

JuNIATA, Neb., July GOV. X, Z.
Wall, who was taken to the asylum at
Lincoln last spring, died there Friday
and his body was brought here for
intermcnt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
STATE NEWS NOTES

Mr.. Bryan spent Sunday quietly at
his home.
The general merchandise store Of A..
Mckinney & Co., At Hayspring was re-
Gently closed by creditors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24

FALLS CITY, Neb., July 2O.-Wiley
Nicholson, a single "A about forty
years old, fell dead of heart disease
AZ his room in the Ccntropolis hotel,
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-07-24
Pennsylvania siiverites for Bryan.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July eo.-The
State convention of the american
Silver party" was held here last night
and eighteen delegates chosen to the
national convention in ST. Louis.
Among those selected was ex.Con.
gresham Sibley. Fourteen Of the
delegates are from Philadelphia, two
from Montgomery and one from
Luzerne county. Resolutions were
adopted congratulating the Demo
cratic party for making a stand for
the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver Mt 10 TO !. The delegates were
instructed to vote for Bryan and
Sewall.