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q Triumphai narch Through tn.
streets and - speech.

4 Triumpbai March Through the
streets and - speech
CHAMELEON, w. Va, Oct. 2.-rhe
DemscT4uc nominee Tlsc ut ak this
morning to shake hands with several
huudiods Of citizens at Point Pleasant.
Ho left Wheeling at midnight. Re.
plying 10 the calls tor speech a,
Paint Pleasant, Bryan said that un-
ie,s tho value Of money Is Important
Ia determining the vslns of tho dollar,
II lid not matter whether tho peopIs
hal mucn money or little, iut the
in iaieai tue quaint iatlve theory 81
mouey Wal uband0ued, that moment
a foundation OF no sounnnrss was
acquired. lilo asked them 10 study tn,
money question anu vote "a they
pleased, Ieglrdlssi q what others may
say.
A. Red H1use, . Committee OF
thifty-nvs from rom Chafitston mel
tho Bryan party. The committee was
headed ly Ex-Governor Wilson, the
Democratic nOmiuoo tor ConRrss.
from the third district. At the depoi
~ this city Tor more thHn an hour n
large crowd waited. when the train
pulled In the atsemblage chosfod anu
the band plnyed patriotic airs. A pro.
csssion was formed Auu .ho town
tfaveffed by tbs band, the nominee,
mounted police aud citizens In carr.
ages, Al tho public park Bryan al.
dressed large crowd Of entbuiiasllo
auditors.
Bfyan saidi "ln the capital OF West
Virginia desire q express my thanks
TOT the very cordial welcome extended
me by tho members oi all parties who,
while diiluflng among themselves on
minor questions, are united In their
differentiation TO restore 10 tho people
sni county this gold and silver coin.
egc u the Consultation. [ Applause. 1
am q believer not only in Tue figl,t o,
tho people 10 govern themselves, but
also In their ability 10 govern them.
selves. hpplsuie Thoy may be
indfisfsLt In timtt VI quiet, but the
American people always rise 10 the TO.
quifemonts OF any great omerrenor.
snd | hAye no doubt they will In III.
future ~ In the past, prove themselves
equal 10 every danger that coma.
[Applau,t. Our people may remain
inactive aii LAY until II IN n quarter 10
twelve, but Ia the last fifteen minutes,
when they get walked up they can DO
more than eau be done by any other
people, u they work all day. fAp.
plauss.l Our people are awake aue afo
not Al WORT. they are thinking, aud
after tue thinking c1mes action, aud,
my friends. you may depend upon II
whilr a majority VI people may some.
times bu wrong, yet there " no eAier
dependence than the expressed 0pinion
Of tho majority Of tho people la tins
country, i believe IA tuls campo "a
We afv entitled % TIE support .! ali
political parties WIN believe eiill In a
govsrnment Of the people, by the REQ.
pie anj forthv people. JhetH.1 we
may uln = on the application ~ iiiu fun.
uamenlai principles 10 yATlnii questions
which arse; VIZ mAy dineI Ia our
opinion upon tne polioles HIy gssted by
various partlos, but, my iI,suJs, wheii.
ever any parry Of this nation denies
the ability ~ the LAiion 10 have su 4,
= financial policy as the America
peopis want TO have, then other ques-
lioua disappear anu VIZ stand united
q yindicate tho hight OF reltgovsrn.
mVut,h
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yESIzurL. ooLp FIELDS.
Inspected by tue savssnor OF nritish
Guiana and fsuua nich.


wAsntSur0N, OF 2.--Mall advieos
received from Venezuela SHOW that
oue oi the tlrst Hctr OF the newly ap-
pointed governor Of Brliiah Guiaua
upon taking office was 10 maze pet.
sonal cfiiciai iaspection OF the gold
nu.dt OF tue BatimA county lying
within the territory now In dlspu,.
between Great Bfit.i aud Nsut zlola.
Al tho beg uning Of lasi August the
governor STARTED from Geofgetown on
n tour " tue Baflma district, taking
with him . considerable party, iuciud.
ing the attorney geasral Of the colony,
u civil engineer and other onlciala. Inv
party steamed up tho Bhfluih aver anu
wetnito AostAbisci, about 10 miies
from tue m uth ana the pOiut wnefe
tho last CONFLICT took pia e between
the colonial iptcss and the Nuntz iolau
outposi'.
Heretofore tue gold Of thst ieclluu
has been derived from washingi, Tut
recently quartz dspo its have teen
found OF great I.chbciH, ana one In
spected by the governor was maklng
ab output from it Of $4,000 ia ten
dsys. Tue gsvernor " expected ~
retutn 10 London early this month aud
make personal report VI tue tesul,s Of
his Inspection 10 tho foreign IN ~, II
upiuE tufmisud that the visit has aomu
connect on with the pending ptsp3si.
uun VI the British govefnmea, 10 take
Into account IN the settlument Of tbe
boundary question.
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uo,L to be ns,umsd Win imporisd
Miners,

LEAbviLLE, Colo. Oct. 2.-rfepafa'
lions afs beng hurried today tor tue
resumption n work IN the Bison, LIT
tie Jshnuy, Mahala aud Resurrection
miuus. Al least 800 men are expected
10 be- WORKING in tnetc properties WIN.
In two wepks. n tne iull forces can.
not DO ohisin,d In camp, more men
Will 10 brought from Missouri. Toe
mlnefa will be- paid three foilafs uey'
bui for top men aud tfammets IN dfy
parts OF the mine, toe rate viii DO
$3.50. Tho uni0n's dtmand II that all
HIke shail havs three dullafs.
shouil Newman will be dtplnoii 10
charge oi the grand Jury appointed to
investigate the fiuts, the court appoint
lug special blilifE Ex.Jutgu +. a.
Dickson has boou appliuiei special
prosecutor 10 place OF Dhirie, Attorney
ThOmaA
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IRRITABLE CONSULS.
The Representatives Of England and
Germany In Zl1lIbir.
KuALID SENT 10 GERMAN CRUISER
lhe British tonstl proiest-1h' In
cldrn, Regard Il rs of Much
r,liical In ,ar ance.

-ANaIDAH, OsL An Incident OF
much POLITICAL importance occurred
hero io1sy, resulting In decidedly
,tfained relations totween Bfitlth and
German officials ashore, which may
lead TO intrfbalionAl complications oi
a serious nature. Alter tho lombard.
tncnl OF the palace n, zibElbhr by the
British gunboais sparos, Thrush aud
RaoOon, Ssyid KhAlli, WHO pro.
claimed himself sultan On August 20
alter tho sudden death Of seyid
llamid Bin Twain Bia SAID, sought
refuge nj the German consulate.
Demand was made by the Bfitish
authorities for his surrender, but the
usfman consul setting upon iHslfue.
lions from the governor, fuiused TO
place the fugitive In tho nauda OF the
authorities. THIS caused considerable
Irritation AMI diplomatic c9fftspon.
dence between Great Hfitain mi Ger.
many. Tue si,uallIn took now tutn
to1sy. U usually high TIE prevailed,
anu while " was t1uching she wall Of
tho GsfmAn ojnsuiate, Khalid was
plsctd under IN escort Oi armed Get.
man sailors on board the German
cruiser Soa Adler f1r conveyance, II u
believed, % one OF tho Gufman esl1nitf.
Sit. Cave, tho Brush consul here In
charge oi tho Briiish agency IN thu
absence OF A, IL. Harding, tue Bf.ti,h
agent aud consul gesorsi, who mas
been 10 England 10 consult tht
home GOVERNMENT regarding tho al.
mia .sifa,ion Of Ia EIbaf, was mol
notihUd OF tho removal VI knAiid u
the Gsfman watship, unui after the
usufpcr was "A ely on toArl tho Sea
AdloH As so0n ~ he became ava
| Of tho nc ion u tho German authJri.
ties, he lodged vigorous protest al
the German consulate against tho en-
b,fkstion OF kualid, AMI especially
painted out that the question Of hii
surrender 10 tho Bfitisl Authuriti,r
was stili under discussion by ilc GOV.
sTnmenis OF GfyAg Britain anu Ger,
many. Later Gave cabltd . ropoft %
tho circumstances 10 his government
and 10 now awaiting Instructions.
| Viewed In the most conservative
light, tue Incident Il REGARDED 40 Dc.
ing an Act Of studied discaurisay on
the part Of the German rsl reese ntatiy'
10 the representative Of Great Britain
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STATES AND RINGS.
Rumais that They Will Be Much 10
Evidence,
rouny rulld NJ Onlc'r, VIII Aga'n
Menure strength wi II NV
TAI didats.

The Rspublloin primaries to be held
In lhis city aud county tonight wiz
unless all political signs fall, bv 'hr
llvoliost of the season. Members Of
the party cvsfywhHfe thfou shout The
lay have been ohaizing each ointf
with bslonging 10 rings aud mhking
slhlos Tor the especial benent ui
themselves an1 friends. la some
cases there has boon no hesilauoy In
acknowledging tbs corr. In others
the accu,atlons were d,uiod vehcmsnt'
~. Hut u 10 generally undeFstooj
that candidates tor ,fiioe--ooln 1ho'e
who believe 10 the ilnr Of self success
sion and those WIN are sspitants fbr
the flr,t time will make tbs "iuf H."
la some o. the precincts.
While tue anxiety ~ anu will be
very great IN the way Of securing the
tight kiudn OF doisgatsa 10 the county
convention and white there viii be =
large number " ciuEsus present whJ
want nothing but good government
tue 20 itosts will principally be between
the "ins" (pfcscnt ofiiceholdcft)
and tho "-uiA" (psronH who
ate willing ~ become suoh.l In some
tnftHnces it IL almost oeftaiu that the
"u," nave planned % well that they
Sill DO In ngAiu, at least 10 the txient
OF securing reorganization, whlcu q
course mvans that tno "sub" VIII
oJuiiuuc Go be- Jus until n more aus
plciuus oucafiUn comes 10 them " ID
ever ne. iht primaries will 90 held
from o 10 y pm, In oil the 81 city pro.
cluots. Tue couniy convention 20
I whicn they soiort dulegHiv. will he
uelI n. the salt Lako rueAief on Wed.
ntsday next beginning At 10 o'clsok.
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The subj 81 Ut an attach by mr.. wat.
seas rRpsr.

ATLANTA o., Osi 2,-rhe publlra.
lion IN tuis weeks istus Of Thomas T..
watson People Party paper, OF 40
rditofiai attack on Chairman Marion
butler " the Popullii national CON.
mliiee j. considered significant In
vlcw u the fumlts that Watson may
retire tom the ticket. Toe uiiiitiai
ishH follow: "Attsmpts have been
malc 70 SHOW that MF. Watson favored
iu,ion IN the state Ut iuaiann. This 10
not oottuci Watson took thp position
al the beginning OF tbs campaign that
noPOpuiisi uld consistently vote fora
si1gle Sswail elcc or, cay more thru
he could vote Tor Hobart cltc,oE lie
iiltd with Chaiimln BulsfA written
protest ggiinit bliirflA fusion pIlity,
tut be has Ignored Waisont protest
ani gone steadily forward on his osu
lilt. WattoLS toiition IL now what
u VA whoa tho Hs1rgia state r1nvan.
.iou met lie - Tor straight IN ,idlc.
Oi.the'rtn % ticket. In mo other way
eau ihe Dsmg cfatiu managers DO iofcud
q ABIDE by tue ~. Louis contraci,
MI. Wasos's petition la been hu.
millauugaud embarrassing anu no has
been compelled ~ submit TO policies
he III not approve"
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Political Pointers.

Lshi BinboH IL took tue democrats
hut few mllulus 10 nominate Judge
King a. tsptetnlAtiys ~ Congress,
JUICE Henderson hnd Attorney =.
A. keuntf entertained anu inslfurie
the voter 81 TAy llfsvlile last night on
the inuti Of TIE campnigu. Thry nHd
\ large ani inlefetllug audience.
The Julb county Republicans says
the papsf q the sugar beet town Hfr
havlag . bari u 80 10 get t1geiheG
Tho meu ifsm tho eastern patt don'l
fulc vel will lhoso from the wSsl.
Mossf ". Taylsf 10 being pushed
sifosglj 10 The ifenI BY numerous
iflends q lueissf on tbs Republican
ticket. Thsy think he hiss n gooJ
chance 70 secure The nomination.
Rlohnsld Adyoea,s' The Demo.
cratic elee.tnl ticket IL made up Of
ono ID M aenl, one Populist anu Que
dissruntlsd Ripubliean. Toe fusion
syttsm Tes,flsd 10 IL proof positive OF
known wsakns. 10 tho Tree trade
ranks.
Ofilals Al bo,h Dem 1crAtlo and
Popuist hsi5quarlers, Washington,
claim 10 have 10 information regard
Ing the report that Watson conlem.
plates wilhlfaNlug from the vice
presidential eintsst, hut the report Ia
though, 10 10 sell founded
The r.ghuailon list " the Fifty.
second elteliln precinct shows u total
OF ass yotui. THIS list 10 now posted
at tho .ntfanee " the Commercial |
Block. rhoss who are not un the list
will be given 81 opportunity 10 70 tie
ter on the lSih aud lIsh Of October by
calling At room los Commercial Block.
Mammoth R,eordi Special efforts
should BE- male to Interest the women
In the c,u,o Of silver sui there should
be u woms ~ silver oluo In every pre-
cinci. When onee Afouie1, the nnthu'
siasm OF the iAif sex Is nounilrss and
their energy and iGlihlulnrss IL needed
In THIS erlsl.
Alma q. sAdst writes 10 Tho NEWS
saying, Ia lAs, eyonlng's lssus q
your psppr ualtf tue "POliticAl
Pointeisp column, you announce my
retifemspt nom tue huli o. caudi'
OATS for tho ciiics o. county recorder
ON the Rsl utllean ticket ana cast some
reflection on Tue present Incumbent,
| Wish You would sludly teifAct tho
statement no II hss no iouudstinn IN
'-'t aud W.. syliruily publiahtd from
thnon. an stilli ~ ihn race ahl
D. 10 iof u . united ~ Ifis OF my many
g ends. rne dtguiy nip Ia, 10, been
hfufferei T. me oct sIuBh! iof oy ms
thtfe'ofs yluf statement iots INC ~
eotisr and Mt ssoue an loJu''iee.
o,dsn stauiArii TIE Republican
eamD IL DISTURBED. The hohlnleyite'
want 10 know II Lafayette HoibIooh
holis silver to b paramount and " h'
VIII follow 10 he sieIs Of Senator
Cannon AMI volts down y nlugluy on
OF any eihcf lahii Dill, Witch may Oh
sliuel silver b!l, me liIyan l'el 10
llesns aAye % 1T given the htk o.st'
ties very I,.ts s,liisgiiln 900 ms
suslscl, tho ntlreii sppruarh 10 ~
soAwer being tho tyaii7o fali'i "i'ul'
pt,ok IL ior hyr c1lragr, feelptetii ,
end pIo,rsrly.n TOE ngui Nl'hll Ih'
party Nom .,ee 10 cununue uuill We
mayor AMI tavern keeper OF Pfoy,
usoliTes blllsslf Without tqllN0eAuon
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Cuban Insnrs"nts Attached and DrIy.
ga From lneIr Positions,

HAVANA, Oct. 9.-denerAl MelguI.
10, supported ny troops oommanlt d
by Colonies Hernandez, Ffances aud
Romero, leit ManIu,, tue pfoviues u
pinar del kio, Tuesday morning last
10 attack the insurgents ugdrT Antinio
MAeeo. HeInanttz's column Totsed.
lug 10 the direction Of lumbssk 10
r0lnr, after an hours march engaged
MactO'a iofcea ana dihlodgoi them
ifsm their position. Continuing the
advance Colonsl HeTnandez, at iiB0
PM, again inst the enemy. by tnis
time tue Insurgents hal concentrated
their forces anl a severe iight ensu eJ,
lasting until nignL Tue Spanish
troops dlil0dgtd tho Insurgents. The
opefAlllua wero conducted during u
heavy dOWnpour Of rain when convid'
efably hlndofed the advance. raH
trlops pushed i5fwati tue following
morning And were met by four cannon
shot OF short fanRe from an insutgent
poallion. Ths Insurgents wefo again
driven backward anu tho troop
oamntd Ia the enemy's position, but
left il later 10 carry pack tie wounded
ami srcufu provisions aud ammu ALTON.
Tne column oi troops commanded by
Colonel Ffance rnlorei Manaial
ami engaged tho iu'utgent flicsi
oom mandeI by Pefcio Dl,z, Pyaso
and other distinguished men VI The
polnt OF the bayOuei, compelling thu
enemy TO dispoF1e In wotn1hgemenit'
Tne lnsuTgenIs left eighty Gllled and a
quantity OF aims anu ammunition on
tno nel1 and fotfeated with over Two
| hundred wOundu.. tbs hpanlhr'S
md eleven men XII oil aud Major
Ysquifdo, Captain Fsu.e nnd eighty
Oh nt pTivalei vounduI. Oh tue span
lsh wounded, tnlrty'0ne mon arc Ia
| curious eotdition.
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NEW ORLEANS, In, Oct. IA.
Brosseau, one OF tue largest eaIpsl
dealers IN New Orleans, has made an
Assignment for tue benent Of cred.
iiors. The assets aTe 500, i32, disabilities,
s2sD,2s OF the liaUililie, tlbi,02i are
unsecured AMI slS2,22l secured by
mortgages on real estate anu pledges OF
securities. Bfossean Ia q half brother Of
Justice Il. q. ID. white, Of tho United
5ta.es Supreme court. who was sum.
monad Irom Washington to look into
Brosseau's Affair.
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1roigs G A1cl.n, o' Hiush,on,
aile1,sioiW uaifh1I by Ms coach.
mhn lii Higl, HI, tom his inluriss
lhls uatains. Felix Dumonthlef
c9mmItlsl suicide.
a IN iacioiy owned by Alfred
srsnh sui oiheis i5c,tsi Ia Bitalisg,
y. , sn buf1oi. The lln /, $500,
0O1.
Ihe Canadian Pacific h tIcI %
ughiy, ISIS reported collision wss
naiI. W svrttsd west OF Gf.sWsil. No
ffeigl tie IA wing.
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nruoouAr,o eLuns' CONVENTION
a Grsn, Demonstration a, \, Loaf.
To-day.

"a. LOUIS. Oct. g.-rhIongs repre-
sonling local ana out OF town organi.
z,tiona crowded the headquattofs Of
the national association OF Democratic
clubs at the 5othtIn motel today. En-.
Ia expected that at least 10, 900 Will be
present ~ The conventions iVmafrOw.
Tue total cub atleudAuce Will be
many times that number. President
of the national association will reach
hero toaight. Vice President Steven.
sou, who VIII make an address 10 the
convention, Ia expected tonight Vice
Presidential Candidate sswall hss
wired ssofstary uardnes that he 10
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CATION. Ohio, Oo.. 2.-Ihls morn
Ing was oisaf anu bright but this Almost
continuous aownp0uf since last salur'
day has len the Mckinley lawn soft
anu muddy. Todayis Recommendations
were held In the Tabernacle. Toe
firat delegation represented tho Pan
Handle counties, West Virgins. IL
was presented by Auarney 4, NJ,
GArvin, OF Whesiisg. Senator Lodge,
VI Massehuasits, called on Mckinley
this morning.
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L0EDOS, Oct. 2.--EdwaTd J. Ivory.
alias hIwaTd He'll, The saloon keeper
o, New Yutk aud alleged e9nsplfalor,
was brought up today ON remand IN
tue Bow street Olice court. The
tietaufy department nut being repre-
&c uted ny elunte BELIZE counsel ASKED
10 DO Informed how ths case against
hi, client was 10 DO proceeded with
Tue magistrate said he Was unable Ia
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The Thieye. secure iva Ihausauu
noIiars-One OF Them iSiiisd.


DoIIsrs-One OF Them Killed.
la dRASDE, ote., Oct. 2.-Ths
Fits, National bank OF J aseph, wAllow
county, was robbed OF 80, 900 by three
men, one Of whom IL dead, another
uA1iy wounded, while the third IA be-.
log pursued by n posse VI ciliEsns. A.
tho time u tho nold.up thrre were four
customers Ia the bank. Cashier Mo.
Gully had occasion 10 10 into the
vault. When no came back he was
oonir nted vita shot gun Ia the
haulH OF n fobbsr and told 10 throw up
his hands. The customers had alreAdy
complied with the rquss. and No.
Cully did likew lac. Ouu OF the TobbsTs
loapnd over the railing aud opened the
private door through which thp men
were made to pass aud were then lined
up against tho wall. Oae Tobber took
his position al the door aud compelled
all pasersby 10 halt aud throw up
their hAnJs. Tue third robber went
into tho vault taking all the eoin and
currency. lie tnen demanded IRON
idcCully the Keys oi the private boxes
and ransacked th,m
hy this time lhu report that the bank
was being robbed reached the citizens,
several NJ whom armed themselves ana
awaited Ihu appearance OF the robbers.
When they nppeared Alexander DIN.
molly, n young man 20 yeirs OF age,
opened firs anu allied Gus tobber ia.
slantly and wounded another, hitting
MIN twice. rnr third rJDhrT hal the
taoR conlalning the coin and succeeded
In feaohing hia horse, which was
Standing near by. The dead ronbtT
was named Brown, while the oue who
escaped Is FiEhugh. Ths wounded
robpef IL unknown.
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yn'hu o. leave tne rtmpalgn in New
ffk a. capuO attend the coAven.
u u, lfytn hiss telegfaphei he csr.
taiply viii address tho Workiugmon's
bfyan CLUB alter hts auditorium
sierch. tue parade Of tue Dsm1.
CT Il cuts TO- isht viii he the greatest
evet had 10 ~. bluis. IL IA expected
10000 niafchofs viii be- IN line.
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oriuMwA, Iowa, o.. 2,--rhe
special oit u superintendent Livy OF
the Hufilagton with nuubef VI
officials on blard, wa overturned ~
tho wtCcH 81 Ktun this morDing.
Mono Of The oiileiaA was BADLY hutt.
usuy Moore, tue nsgman. an, killed.
The wreck was causoi w n passenger
train backing irom the side TRACK iuto
% iftighl.
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phi-gsnma-p .its IN Terribi. Array
Against Dsita.Ni anu Lambda NJ. ns.

AEaios, Dstta.Ni and lambda si4ms.
BAN Francisco, Oct. 2-TAere 4,
civil war IN the Phi.6hmmA.Dflt s
materially with the memOrTs Of thu
California Alumni chapter and Delta.
y unapier OF Berkeley on ons side
lnd i4imbds Sigma Of Stanford on the
,thcr. Onr chapter accuses tue other
u disloyAlty aud dishonor anu the
other claims that Ia unprecedented
s1ufsa IN luatifiable, though they TAIL
70 give Any grounds for this eonelu.
ZION.
In circular Issued by tho Alumni
Chapter that Organization declares
that within tho laai few days tue
lambda sigma Chapter al Stanford
university has announced " lls iFiunus
tnd 70 "a that II will repuuiAtu it,
twotn obligations 70 Il, fraternity aud
form Itself Into local society with tho
ul'o nctalei, but indubitable Infection
u btclming n Chapter OF tho we'll.
known eastern ffaterulty OF Alpha
DeltA Chi. IL Ia only their deuisred
Intention TO mako public this matter In
tue journals that has Inspired this
communication. Their haste IL due 10
q desire TO reach tbs ear Of the public
before the fraternity tiilnlais In New
YORK eau take action.
Tue stanford men give no reason for
ihslr Withdrawal but they stoutly
maintain that they are Ia the right.
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aUARRIL AMOUR a MANI
The Csuris Go rs.. an the saiionai
D.mseratio Party. ri,I.


New YORK. OCT. 2-Chaifman
OAuiottb, chairman OF the Democratic
state committee confirmed the report
that an effort will DO made Ia this
courts 10 wrrst from tho gold standard
Democrats this tlils they have adopted.
The National Democratic party. Ger
titcatos Of nomination were yesterday
filed with tue secretary ofstate b. the
candidates OF the National Democratic
party. The law pTeserlbss that any
protest against suen certificates must
90 rled within three days after the
filing Of tho nomination. eve Will
fle our protect with the secretary Of
slate probably tomorrow" said Dan.
iorlh. Should he decide against us,
We VIII carry the matter TO the couTts.
We believe the other uids presume.
too much When II sets itself up ~ the
"NAlional Dsmoofaiio patty" aud not
only that, but the name IL confusing
anu might cause our side 10 loee many
votes through the ignorance OF voters
DanfSrth ssld senator German
would place himself ia tho hanIs u
the state committee aud m ght even
take the stump. He has already
rendered thu committee valuable ser.
vice.
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QuEEssrows, Oct. 2.-CaplAln Me.
Kay, OF ihe Cunarl lluo sleamsnip
Lucsn,a, vbiea LEI New YORK seG.
tender a5tn f1r liverpool VIA, ihia
port, ami Affv.d mere al I,lb iuis
morning, reports detained thirty hours
on account n fOlgy weather.
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