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Evening star., 1896-12-16
The 07c Toys.
tsome Are worth s2.)

The descriptions make them seem
but little better than the cheaper toys,
but when you notice the size, the
quality, the finish, you know what
bargains they are
n7r for Doll Carriages. strong enorgh AMI al
w most big enough for live baby--Ex-
prtss Wagons that will not break down with six
y6ar-old boys weight. Rocking Chairs as good
to look at as the full size costing 81, Car
pcn;ers' Tool Chests, with tools alone worth moe
than ST. Magic Lanterns bigger and better than
you'll expect. -Shoo-fy Horses for heaviest of
boys and girls. China Tea Sets OF 3 pieces that
will serve for real tea party. :. And no end Of
other toys and games worth twice 81 cents
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Representative Kulp'. Illness.

Representative Kulp of the seventeenth
Pennsylvania district is lying seriously i'll
at Wizards Hotel. 1t is feared that he is
threatened with typhoid pneumonia. He
was called to his home last week by the
prevalence of forest fires around his prop
erty, and 1t Is thought that exposure and
over-exertion in endeavoring to save his
property brought on his illness.
On the way to Washington yesterday he
was taken with a chill at Harrisburg, fol-
lowed by high fever. and last night his
temperature was 1041e. He was no better
this morning.
Evening star., 1896-12-16
The Ioc Toys.
tSome ale worth Nc.) }

tS0me worth 6Oc)
UNC Tor Naroished and Decorated Wheelba rrows
II Inches wide and "a inches long. >. Chill.
dren's Chairs. with tins. :. SO inch Easel Rlacx
boards : Railway Engine and Cars. :. .Kitch,n IN
Sets. -. .Noah's Arks. Tin Kitchens. Ra,nos5
Trains. Stoves. Mistress Mary. China re,
SETS Hot Cross Buns. China Toilet Sets
Mother Goose Ladder. Britannia Tea Sets
Steamships. Toy Furniture. Nine Pins. :. Guns
Skin Horses Swords. :. Skin Rabbits Re-
voising Chimes. Skin Dogs. Musical Wagons
Iron Banks. Musical Dolls. Fire Engines
-. Eaprcss wagons. Goat C&rts. :. .Wheelhar- r
rews Elephant Wagon. Sletfs. :. Street Carr
-. -uorEs. :. Hay Cart. Rubber Balls Cook.
Ing Sets Kid Balls. .Me.allOphenes. Rubber
Ioys. Wash Sets. Lag Cabins. Jack In Boz
Evening star., 1896-12-16
The Hennepln Canal.

Representatives Reeves. Cooke, Lorimer,
Relknap and Aldrich of Illinois had an in
terview with Gen. Craighill, chief of en-
gineers. with regard to the work of i'm
proving the Hennepin canal and the Chi
cago river They do not consider that the
work is progressing satisfactorily, and they
are urging Secretary Lamont and other au-
thorities to exercise greater diligence in the
matter At the War Department II Is said
that the work is being prosecuted 10 the
full extent Of the law. and that II slow
progress is being made IL is the fault OF the
law and not Of the engineers.
Evening star., 1896-12-16
BUYING STAMPS OF CARRIERS.
Scheme to Enable People to Do Posta
Business mt Home,

W H1HHUhc eOpIe 10 DO POSTAL
Business Mt Home.
The house-to-house order issued by Post
master General Wanamaker. which Post
master General Wilson renewed last year
has been issued again, and with an inee-
NOUS amendment. The original order was
a Boston idea, by means of which house.
holder could buy 81 mail box and mail
his letters in his own vestibule Few peo-
pie availed themselves Of it, and 1t has been
practically dead letter. The addition to
this order provides for the sale of postage
and special delivery stamps through orders
10 letter carriers on slips contained in a
UNIQUE official stamp-selling envelope. to
6e furnished by the Postal Improvement
Company.
The idea will be tried in Washington at
orally. eSA
Evening star., 1896-12-16

f-7 We n Y
L" wonsa q
IL shou | d
sci e c {
her wraps or
suits not alone
with a view 10
their b e a u ty
and becomin G :
ness, hut also
with an eye to
IN ir exclusive
hess. Ii Is not
pleas ng to
meet ones iu-
plicate on every
street orne
and In every
shopping mart.
But thanks TO
the ingenuity os
the cloak MANI.
facturcrs, II Is
possible 10 avoid
this duplication
even In ready
made garments,
as the writer
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Gloves
for Xmas Presents.

Guess his or her size
exchanged any time after
Christmas. Tried on at our
risk.
For ladies are 4-button. S-button, s.
hook. 2-cIasp and Mousquetaire styles.
White. Black and all colors. For
misses are 2-clasp. 8-clasp and 4-but-
ton, IN best French kid. For men and
boys are 1-ciasp Dogskin and Castor
Beaver Gloves LINED and unlined
With and without fur tops.
Evening star., 1896-12-16

David Leonard Barnes, a wcll-known en-
gineer. has died in New York, aged thirty
eight years. His principal. office was In
Chicago.
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Best Toys and Games are here.

Two pecaies making this basement shopping place Of
fathers and mothers 1.-The
choice 2:-Those at
Evening star., 1896-12-16

The committee of the French chamber Of
deputies on the Legion of Honor bill recon-
mends that, the maximum number of chey.
alters shall be limited to 1900.
Evening star., 1896-12-16
$4.2@
for S6.Q8 Garments.

Please appreciate the difference
between these $6.o8 Coats and Capes
reduced for this night to $4.2o and
those inferior garments that are
being profitably sold elsewhere at
or about the price.
Us4.29 for choice of the $6.9s Black BOucle
and Astrakhan Jackets and the Body -enveloping
Capes with silk lining and Thibet trimming
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Leave Card Engraving Order Tonight

Did know satisfactory work associated with hurry and
worry: Don't the necessity of leaving order
nght2 And with initials monogram required umbrella piece
OF ewe silver plator with gold letters pocket book
Bible book ymna And need be told the added
that attached present bearing the recipients initials?
Evening star., 1896-12-16

g. - for the s29s Kid-body Dolls, 2s inches
O high. Best French bisque head and
arms Body stuffed with cork patent riveted hips
Some style Dolls, "a Inches, be 81 .9S in
stead Of s.. 40
GH A for the Sl.J0 American Beauty Dolls.
WY y - inches high. Cork stuting and other
attributes OF best dolls.
Evening star., 1896-12-16

h7c for the Soc Kid-body Dolls, 10 inches
fI~ high Their laughing eyes and luxuriant
hair make them the cll1dren's favorite doll Same
style, Il inches high. TO be 73c instead Of s9c
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Xmas Umbrellas.


G. "a for Spun silk Umbrellas, made to retail
~O'Yo at S.. Some with 14-karat gold plenty
with heavy sterling silver ornamentation. Ladies'
and mems styles. Initials engraved or carved free
Of charge
Gu N1 for Gloria SILK Umbrellas, with handles
~A'~O making them look worth $3.50 Note
that they tight rolling steel rods. with
20 and 2s-inch paragon frames. Extra silk cover
and tassels. All the appearance of expensive UNI
brellas Initials free of charge.
Best Jewelry.
m2c for the warranted sterling silver Match
wv Boxes. Some with gold plate lining
Each one stamped sterling silver and guaranteed
S25-1OOO fine. Initial free.
znC for the usual 81 Chids Chain Bracelet
IS with lock and key. Sizes for smallest child
and full grown MISS
3RC for tripleplated articles that will never
~ tarnish-because with white metal founda-
tion. Choice Of Cold Cream Jars Stamp Boxes
Vaseine Holders, Drinking Cup in case Photo
Frames, Childrens Mugs.
Evening star., 1896-12-16

NSC for the 30 Kid-body Dolls Our 1894
speciaf'-because vastly superior to
'he usual 81 dolls and costing 50 little more =
Evening star., 1896-12-16
STUNNING WRAPS

DESCRIPTIONS of Some Of the Prettfest
ana Most Modish OF the New
December Coats, Cap~s and
S1tts to De Found az Nc
knevv's Cloak House.
Evening star., 1896-12-16

tnc for Alligator and Seal Pocket Books,
-1>~ some OF which We're intended to retail at
N-yOu'll them elsewhere marked 81.
tSee above for Xmas Cmbrellas.l
Evening star., 1896-12-16
10 Per Cent Discount.
Children's Furs.
To select from.

And Nmas comfort for the old lady famyTe
Shaw soc for 37x inches 98c for inches 8 for
inches Black and plads Inquire third
it will mpefnr and with size
u o #
being offered al the nominal price, Of
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Card Engraving.

&c for his her name engraved on copper
wv plate with fifty cards printed therefroni.
Attraetiyely boxed for presentation.
G. for monogram. die of two three letters.
~A And only 81 for his her address. A
prcssnt Of lifetime value
Evening star., 1896-12-16

Bibles, etc.
% and I'D to 81 for Bibles and sets OF
SOS Tymnsils and Prayer Books. Name in
gold free of extra charge.
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Best 25c Xmas Aprons.

Whether prefer the utility of these generous
Aprons the beauty the kind
prourable We told
the in big letters
few red in teprhe
OIL floor.
DOLL Bargains for Tonight.
An Dolls special prices
tonght from to O'Clock only These few days prior
are the only days the that the Palas ROYAL evenings
that this advertising evening business experiment.
Evening star., 1896-12-16

Downing, Louis Frohoff, Stuart Robertson
Joseph Williams, Linda Downing. Mrs Ella
Wren, Cora Wells and also Master Wells.
There will be an extra matinee on Friday
Christmas day.
1.-THE Great Northwest" Next weeks at
traction at the Grand Opera House Is .'The
Great Northwest" This is positively the
best melodrama4ic production seen in years.
In this production the management prom
ises some Of the most marvellous stage eff
fects ever attempted upon an American
stage. The henoine's Swing for life'' on
the arm of the old windmill, revolving at a
speed of fully fnrty miles per hour, in the
midst Of howlingx blizzard, is scene so
startlingly daring land realistic that it
would carry any play. But in this instance
i, is but the climax of a single act. The
blazing prairie fire and rescue on horse
back is another thrilling episode, while the
play abounds in strong dramatic situations:
cry act keeps the audience alternating be-
tween laughter and tears and holds their
interest with asf' intensity ranely Witnessed
at dramatic entertainment.
Little Trixie. ."-"lattle Trixie," musi-
cal rrotean drama of more than average
merit will be the aftrsction at the Bijou
FamG Theater next week. The play tells
the story of a foundliEA sharpened by con-
tact with the world. who defeats the plots
Of scheining lawyer. who endeavors to
The role assumed by the clever little
artistic May Smith Robbins admits of the
introduction of a number Of different char
acters and dialects, which she portrays in
a truly remarkable manner. Next SUNDAY
night at the Bijou Theater Houson's Twen-
tieth Century Band and Orchestra win give
a sacred concert. assisted by the Ideals.
Isham's Octoroons.-A program which
amusing sketches and concludes with Sc
lections from the best operas. is presented
by John w. Ishams Octoroons at the
Lyceum next week. The Hist of stars is
headed by Madam Flower leading singer
of her race, who has been aptly termed
the sBron9e Meiba," which term fitly de-
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Pocket Books.

&c for Pocket Books worth from 81 25 to 81
WV The makers loss is your gain and ours
All styles Of these best pocket books for ladies and
nsn Ills or her in gold. free
Evening star., 1896-12-16
Anxious to Volunteer

The onices of the Cuban junta in New
York were besieged yesterday by appli-
cants for enlistment in the Cuban army.
Even before any of the officials connected
with the legation had arrived a crowd Of
sturdy young men stood at The entrance
10 the headquarters waiting for the doors
to open, and before . O'Clock the Cuban
cause could have had sixcy able -bodied
recruits. All We're dismissed with the in
formation that no men uere La antsd
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
Inaarss. nr,an aad sewaIl.

MILWAUKEE. July iG.-Tho state con.
vcnnon Of the American silver party
was held here last evening Dr.. Frank
A. Powell OF Lacrosse, who was the
Populisi candidate for governor two
years ago, was chairman. Resolutions
were passed indoring Bryan and the
Chicago platform and state central
committee was organized Thirty dele
gates wcrc chosen 20 the national slvci
convention at 81. Louis. The delegation
was instructed 20 do all in is power q
bring about an Endorsement Of Bryai
aud scEan at the convention.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
sEwALl wlLeoMsa HoMe.
nir crowd Receives the Vice Prcsidsn
tial democratic Nominee.

tiai democratic Nominee.
Barn, Ne, July l6.-Arthur Sewall.
candidate Tor vice president ON the
Democratic ticket. had his home com.
ing last night, and was received in
q royal manner The welcome was en-
tirely nonpartisan.
A. the special train bearing Mr.. Sow.
al came into the city fireworks wcr1
profuscly burned Tho church and city
bells were rung and q national salute
fired by big guns. Thousands Of people
at the depot were provided with horn.
and the vocal welcome made a din
greater than ever heard here before.
Mr. Sowal was met at the depot plat
form by Hon. + Il Twitchell, presi
dent of the city council, Mayor Bible
having Unexpectedly been called away
In responding 60 a short welcoming
address Mr. Sowal said;
1t Is not fitting and You do not ex
poet me at this time 10 make Ion
speech We bad convention and 1t /
Of that would speak to You Il was
great convention, yet It did no, seem /
me 90 De a partisan one. Il soomo
moro like tho uprising Of the people an
they seemed 10 bc controlled by on
idea An idea that has filed me fC
years.
Those Ia attendance upon that Con
vcntion know that this country is 1
deep distress Ibehcvc that the gre
troablo Is with our monetary system
and they believe o. I believe that ihoi
is tu, one rcmedy The members I
the convention entertain no dishonc
or dishonorablo idoas, hut they demau
that we be carried back 20 the money
our fathers, 10 that monetary systo
under which this government fou
ishod for 50 many years "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
Mr. eeNTLsY on BRYAN.
says ns raaiy l. For the Principle
Embodied In The Platform

says his faAtN Il Tor the lrinciplea /
Embodied In The Platform
LINCOLN. Neb.. July l6.-Dispatches
10 the effect that Mr. Bryan would, un. /
doubicdly locate his headquarters in
Lincoln have had an inspiring effect. |
aud greatly treasured an citizens. Thou
sands Of letters are at the postofiicc
awaiting the arrival o. Mr.. Bryan.
There is also a rabbit foot attached to a
postal card. and accompanied by a long
string Of alleged poetry.
The Bryan enthusiasm has apparently
obscurod the fact that another dis.
tinguishod citizen OF Nebraska has been
similarly honorcd. Rev. Charles Z
Bontly, the presidential nominee of the
National party. which irst flung It's
banner 10 the breeze 40 Pittsburg. re-
sides with bis family In this city. When
informed this morning that the report
had been sent ont from Ohio % the cf.
feet that the executive committee Of
the National party had como ont fiat.
footed against Mr. Bryan. Mr. Bcntly
said:
Il hardly understand such a report
The National party IS ont flatfootod
agains, an candidates except les own.
is certainly no, opposed 90 Mr. Bryan
more than Mr.. Mckinley. In fact. the
National party is more in favor Of the
/ Chicago platform than the S. Louis
platform We are unalteably opposed
20 the gold standard, but our financial
plank does not 30 TO the length, breadth
aud scope Of the Democratic doclara.
ton"
after yourself, whom does the Ma.
tional party favor for prcsidonty'
III the National party had no Other
distinctive principle except free silver Il
would go over TO Bryan, bag and bag
gage, promptly replied Mr. Bentley
/, "hut we have been contonding fog othc
principles for years as Prohbitionists
chief OF which oro prohibition an,
woman suffrage" "
: who do you think viii be clcctei
prcsidonti'
Il viii answer that question by sayin
that II all the antimmopoly elements
y mind you do not say free silvcr-cn
" b. united, do not think It would D
!, very difficult to defeat Mckinley. a
: present however, this Is rather doubt
ful. answered Mr.. Bentley.
y Mr. Bentley win participate in th
Bryan reception Friday evening, an
" Saturday afternoon viii leave for S
Louis, where he goes 20 confer with
number Of party leaders From S
Louis he goes 60 Columbus, o., to a
tend tho National party state CONVEX
tion. which meets thoro next Wcdno
day Mr.. Bentley intends TO take q
stump during the campaign and vi
" mako speeches in many parts Of q
: country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
TWO I'HINGS 70 FIGHT
Troublesome Questions For the
Populists to Settle.
". ]. BRYAN AND A PLATFORM.

The Movement Made 90 Indorse the
Ncbraskan For President l. Growing
aud on This VIII BE the Hardest
Battle at S. Louis several stats Con-
ventions Instruct Tor Him.
ST. LOUIS, July l6.-It becomes more
and more evident each day as the date
of the meeting Of the national oonyen-
tion draws near that the party will
clash over the endorsement Of Bryan for
president. Letters from all parts Of tho
country are pouring into the national
committee headquarters. some demand
ing and some denouncing the indorse-
mcnt Of the Democratic ticket, and ev-
orything indicates thai there is decid-
ed difference Of opinion a. 90 the best
action 10 be taken. It is the opinion Of
some Of the Populists here that the
party Is near the danger line Of split
over the question They express the
hops that some definite plan Of action
agreeable 20 all can be decided upon at
the meeting Of the national executive
committee TO be- held here. Many q
the leaders are awaiting the coming Of
the free silver Republican who bolted
the 81 Louis convention. II the silver
Republicans come cut openly for Bryan
and the Chicago platform the opposition
may no, make much Of q fight
The headquarters Of the Populist ma
tional committee are beginning 10 show
signs Of the coming convention. Tn,
national committee will soon meet
Chairman Taubcnock and his assistants
are busy completing the preliminario
and are preparing for the big rush o.
Populists expected Saturday Mr. Tau
beneck siill declines 10 discuss the emove
mont In favor Of Bryan and Sowal Ia
invariable statement Is Il have no,hinl
for publication.
The biggest fight, next 20 the one in
dorsing the candidates. viii b. that owe
the platform. A strong wing Of th
party. headed by Chairman Tauboneck
Sergeant.at. Arms Mcdowell. Chairmai
} Lozzcll Of the Missouri state committe
and other members Of the national com
miitoo propose 20 make q fight for n
adoption Of the Omaha platform instoa
of an cndorsomout Of the Chicago dccla
| ration
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17

FrgGUs FALts, Mimi, July l6.-Or
the seventh halo, the popuhs,s Of the
seventh congressional convention nomi
mated T.. J.. Lnmmon Tor congress ovoi
ox.Cmgrossman Boon and several othci
candidates Tho platform insiructs th'
dclcratos to ST. Louis 20 seek 90 unit!
the reform elements if such action doe
not interfere with Populist PRINCIPLES.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17

uvu.a, Fu0nu auu private. ana should be
based upon the wealth. stability and in.
tcgrity Of the nation They alloge that
the withdrawal Of their ticket in favor
Of the free silver Democrats would mean
a sacrifice Of principle, not only on
the money question, but also equal suf.
frage. land and tax reform, suppression
Of the liquor traffic. direct Legislation
and several other Of their platform dec.
laraiions. They claim vigorous cam
naiRn viii b. pushed in behalf Of theii
canuiuatcs-Bcnticy OF Nebraska Tor
president and southgato of North Caro-
lima Tor vice president
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
columbia ropull,i, Indor.e nryan.

WAamyoroS. July i6.-The Populisii
Of the District Of Columbia at called
meeting. elected delegates and alternates
20 the convention at S. Louis as fol.
lows Delegates Carl Brown. Alcxan.
der Kent. H. s. Doyle and J II. Turner
Alternates. II. b Martin. 81. J. Bishop
s. II. Hines and Miss Jennie L. Mon.
roe.
The resolutions adopted declare
among other things, that "TIon. VIM
j. Bryan Of Nebraska has at all time.
been a consistent advocate and defendei
Of a most vital issue, the issue we arr
fighting TO establish" " and the delegates
are instructed 20 cast their votes ant
use all honorable means 20 secure th,
nomination Of Bryan and sowall in th'
coming campaign.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17

DEs MofSEs. July i6.-Tho state
ticket pnt ont by the Iowa Republicans,
who met here in state convention, is as
follows:
Electors-at-largc-R. II. Conger and
Eldrod S. james.
Secretary Of statc-M L. Dobson.
Auditor-C. G. Mccarthy.
Trcasurcr-John Hcrriott
Attorney goneral-Nilion Remley.
Judge Of supreme oourt-A. r. Ladd.
Railroad commissioncr--R. +. Daw.
son.
The nominations were all made unan'
imons and tho platform was adop,oI
withou, a dissenting vote.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
lINcoLN,s aEcIPIoN To BRYAN
II WIN Occur when He Reaches Thers
on Tomorrow.

n WIN occar when He Reaches There
ON Tomorrow
Lincoln. Neb.. July iG.-Thc com.
mittee in charge OF the arrangements
for the reception Of Mr. Bryan has
adopted a formal programme. Mr..
Bryan viii be drawn AZ the head Of an
immense parade Friday by four white
horses Mr. Bryan viii be met at the
train ON Friday. afternoon at 5;l5 and
escorted 10 his home The reception
proper viii De held AZ the state capitol
in the evening. where tho distinguished
citizens Of Lincoln viii receive and
shake hands with all oomers. The
Fambeau club and other organizations
viii surround the capitol building and
attend 10 the pyrotoohnic display. One
Of the striking features Of the fireworks
display viii be q mammoth piece rep
rosenting The portrait Of Mr Bryan.
Superintendent Bignall Of the Bur
lington road says that judging from re-
/ ports received nt railway headquarters
the biggest crowd Of people ever as
sembled in Lincoln win be hero on Fri
day On all railways entering the city
excursion trains viii be run At one far
Tor the round trip.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17

HunoS, July rs The following il
the ticket put oss by tho Populist at
their meeting here;
J.E. Kelleo and Frank Knowles foI
congress Andrew Lee for governor p.
r. Colliers, lieutenant governor; W. J.
Hardin, secretary Of state; j. II. Kipp
auditor W. S. Logan, treasurer; and
n. Grigsby attorney general
Tho platform indorsos Bryan's can
didacy for president by a vote Of 400 &,
-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
IN - FIEln To So.
The National Fart, WIN Not withirav
a. Candidate.

ALLIANCE, o, July l6-Thc head.
quarters Tor the United States Of the
National party arc located in this city.
Inquiry develops the fact tho; there is
no likelihood Of the National candidate,
being withdrawn in orier to strengthen
the Democratic free siF Y ticket Prom.
incnt leaders OF the Nsaonal party say
while they earnestly favor free silver as
step in the right direction. they dc
not regard Il as an ultimate solution 81
the money question Their platform
goes further aud declares all money
should be ieuod by the general govern
men, only. Il further declares al sucl
money shoald be full legal Senaer ic. :.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
wanLs lhe rIalfarln nspaaIalsd.

FoN Du LAC. Wis, July i0.-sonator
Villas has prepared an address 70 the
Democrats Of Wisconsin advising them
to donounco the action Of the Chicago
convention aud organize another con-
vontion. and has submitted It 20 Gen.
Bragg The latter has also prepared an
address. which he viii submit to the
MISUNDERSTANDING to the Chicago con.
yention
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17

ST. PAut, July i6.-D W. Iawler, a
mcmbcrof the Democratic sound money
committee recently created at Chicago
has issued call 20 the gold standard
Democrats Of Minnesota to meet AZ this
city July % for conference On,
hundred letters Of invitation have beer
sent out and 800 more viii BE- sent. Th'
conference Is 60 consider the recent ac
ton OF the Chicago convention. It vii
also determine upon a course Of acton
in the coming campaign.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-07-17
nepaala,e, No chlcaso rlalform.

NEw YORK, July l0-rho executive
committee of the state Democracy met
last nigh, and rcpudiatod ,ho Chicago
platform. Il also advocated the putting
Of q third candidate In tho fold. The
resolutions were adopted only after o
prolonged debate, aud Il is said that at
least fvedis,rici leaders viii consider
the advisabiliiy Of rVsigning from the
organization.