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rHuRsToN on THE STUMP.
The Man who Fought Bryan at Home
Sueaks in wisconsin.

Speaks I'm wisconsin.
MADISON, wis.,. July 31--The political
campaign of 1896 was opened In the West
to-day. In the presence Of eight thousand
people Senator John NJ. Thurston, of Ne
braska. and Clarence s. Darrow. Of Chi
caeo. for two and half hours presented
the respective sides OF the currency ques-
ton. Each talked for an hour and quar-
ter. Senator Thurston said In part:
MY countrymen, there Is disturbance
In the political world over the question of
money. There have been disturbances In
the political world in years gone by over
other questions. We are meeting a new
issue to-day, so far as presidential cam
vass is concerned, and yet, as ] look the
forces over, find that arrayed on one side
is the same old stalwart patriotism, is the
same old wisdom of craftsmanship, is the
same security OF accomplished efforts
which has stood on the statute books of
the United States for the last thirty years.
for that wonderful measure of prosperity
and advancement which has come in all its
fullness and all its wonder TO the people
alone of the United States.
s'I was brought up to believe that the
promise OF the man who had always kept
his word was better than that OF the man
who had always broken 1t. (Applause) I
was brought up to believe that the promise
Of these men whom knew had in every
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SHORTEST LINE TO
CHICAGO .ss .ss sasT s1s1uv.s,
BETH THETA PI.
New Constftutfon Adopted at It's An
nunl Convention.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va,
July z--The nfty-seventh annual conven-
ton Of the Beta Theta Pi college fraternity
closed . weeks ses zion here tonight AT
the annual banquet tossts were given by
Willis o. Kolb. New York: @. w. Kiley.
Philadelphia: Frank H. Sisson. Galesburg.
ILL.,; Thomas r. Pine. New York; II. C..
Hazard. San Francisco; p. @. Walker.
Charleston. W. Va. and A. D. Hardin. Sa-
vannah.
A spirited contest for the next place of
meeting resulted in the choice OF Niagara
Falls The other contestants were Lake
Minnetonka, Thousand Islands. Cincinnati
and Nashville. The orator and poet of the
next convention are Webster w. Davis. OF
Kansas City. No. and L. r. Hemherlain.
treasurer Of the fraternity were reelected.
They are ]: Calhanna. or Columbus. o..
and c X Thornburg. Of South Bethlehem.
Pa The chief work Of the convention was
I'm the adoption OF a new constitutions.
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sOUTHAMPTON. July s1.-Sailed: Au-
eusta Victoria. from Hamburg, for New
York. Arrived: Berlin. from New York.
for Antwerp.
LIVERPOOL. July 81 - Arrived: Saga
more. from Boston: Georgia. from New
york. Sailed: Nomadic. for New York
HAMBURG. July 81. - Arrived: Fuerst
Bismarck from New York. via Plymouth.
CHERBOURG. July sl.-Sailed Augusta
Victoria from Hamburg. for New York
LONDON, July>s1.-Arrived: Maine. from
Philadelphia; Montana. from Baltimore.
MOvILLE. July 81 - Sailed: Ethiopia
from Glasgow, for New York
NEW YORK. July 3.-Arrived: Kara
mania from Naples.
NEW YORK. July 1.-Arrived: Norman
MIA. from Hamburg.
BOSTON. July u.-Arrived: servia. from
Liverpool
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SEDALIA, Mo-. July s1.-The State Pop
ulist convention assembled at o'clock and
adopted the platform submitted last night
by the committee. with the exception OF
the first clause the following substitute
being adopted: 1--WE declare the money
question that we believe In q national Issue
of government money direct to the people.
without the intervention OF banks. sum-
cient to do the business OF the country on
a cash basis. and made receivable In pay
ment OF all debts, dues and demands. pub
lie and private. Further. we declare for
free and unlimited coinage OF gold and sil-
yer at the ratio OF Is TO ]. and their appl.
cation to the payment of national
debt"
The address to the people then taken
up. and the forenoon was spent I'm heated
discussion over the proposition TO fuse
with the Democratic party. T. T: Turney.
OF Adrain county. proposed an amendment
reciting that II the Democrats refuse e
take Mr.. SewaIl's name on their ticket the
Populsts OF Missouri would refuse to sup
port Mr.. Bryan. A substitute for the whole
address sought to lave the Democrats
pledge their support to Watson ia the
event OF a division OF electors. and declared
| II the Democrats would not agree to such
a plan the electors should be instructed 70
| A heated and lengthy discussion followed
Sheridan Webster spoke I'm favor OF the
substitute. and took occasion TO call Sem
ator Jones Governor Stone and others
| ''hypocrites and liars. The roll call on
| the original address was finally taken. and
resulted I'm IT'S adoption By good majority.
| the vote being 2gz TO 132- The address says,
among other things.
he Peoples party OF Missouri does noe
pre- pose 10 surrender It's identity organ
Ization. Its mission Is not accomplished.
But for IL, In our opinion, the Chicago
| convention could not and would not have
| j. Bryan as its candidate We ask and
seek a union Of forces In our State such
| that Its vote may be cast in the Electoral
1 College for Bryan and Watson. the n0m-
| inafion Of the one being a rebuke 20 the
| sectionaiism east Of the Mississippi river
| that OF the other north of Mason ana
Dixcn's line ~.
message was read from Judge John
| b. Stone. OF Kansas City. a strong guber-
Material candidate. who declined 10 let HE
name be presented. pleading poor health
James II. Mills was nomiratcd for that
office. but resigned and named William G,
Aiidredee OF Moniteau. Alldredxe imme-
| diateiy arose and declined 10 run. He had
/ been in politics so long. he said. he did
4 not have enough money 10 make a cam
| paiFn. Only yesterday. he continued. ho
| had been offered an official sfnecurc ~ o. :
| OF the most noted Democrats OF the State
1 N he would 20 over 10 the pemocrocy.
| He WOULD decline that aud would have 70
| decline the Populist nomination for Cow
| ernor. o. ID. Jones. OF Knox county. VA
| nominated on the nrsf ballot Jones ran
for Supreme Court judge on shs 'roDullso
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LETTER FROM ALLISON.
Bfmetallfsm Possible ~ United State
Makes No BlundeP.

ALGoNA. Ia, July s1-Harvey Insham.
editor OF the Upper Des Moines, has re-
ceived long letter from Senator Allison
in which he expresses the belief that an in
ternational agreement on the subject Of in
ternational bimetallism is probable within
a reasonable time and says this belief rests
first on the desirableness OF such an agree
ment. Both precious metals are necessary
as the basis of value and OF the worlds
commerce, which cannot be carried on
without reasonably fixed par of ex-
change The Senator then proceeds 10 jus
tify his views by citing the evidences Of
the growing bimetallic sentiment in Great
Britain and Germany. and concludes as fol-
lows:
THE silver question Is a vital one in a
worldwide sense. and international bimet-
allism is making rapid progress in Europe.
and. If we make no mistake now is likely
to produce a practical solution whereby
silver and gold will again circulate at a
practical parity In value at an agreed ra-
ito"
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FATHER wHwRYzNIAK


BUFFALO. N. Y. July A.-The Very
Rev Father Francis Wawryzniak. OF Srem,
Germany. member Of the German Reichs-
tag. chamberlain TO the papal throne.
with Father Aust. Of Scranton. Pa. has ar
Rived In Buffalo The papaI delegate rep
Tesents the Propaganda of the Faith at
Rome. and Will inquire into the causes and
effects OF the trouble which arose I'm the
Polish Catholic Church here during the last
few years. and will make a report 10 the
authorities At the Holy See.
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CLARENDON. Ark. July sl.-one hum
dred and fifty men took Godfrey Gould
they were attempting 10 spirit him away
and hanged him TO a tree. Gould Is the
mon who committed an assault on Flor
q few days ago The mob was after Fred
Booker. who committed similar crime re-
Gently. but the of1icers had smuggled him
nick of ffue- None OF the mob was
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NEW YORK, July sl.-George T. Gadon.
a check for A5 on the Colonial Bank.
pleaded guilty to-day. Gaden's counsel
says the prisoner was the son Of wealthy
San Francisco broker. Recorder Con SEN
In Sing Sing
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