Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14
BRYAN OR TELLER?
gso Will 10 The Choice Of The Con-
YtnllOn EtIl W,tR
trvrrALl,Srs FAVOR BRYAN.
rp.Iss Nay Nom veto Tell,r-Ar.
taug m,nts To- III Ua h ring
81 81. louis.


~. LOUIS, no., June li.--Dr J. J.
Mott. secretary Of the bimelAllio league
,,Amoilca, returned nero ffom CHI
c,so Ia.t nlght aud seuusei rooms a,
inc iindell Motel during tie coming
convention for Bonator stewart o.
N,vada, Congrerman NcWllui,Wn
p. 81. John Of New YorA auI oIs,r..
lie was asged II the uimttuilic ualiJu-
sl convention would cudono bfya.'s
elimination. Ito said: "As Gao " 800
ficsr OF the bimoialiic league, |
amt think Il would bu altogether
ROGER for ms to undertake tu forecast
hat II will jo. know, however
Az. Bryan 10 great lavOriie viii
macy men prominent ia tue ieaeuu.'
L. X. Taylor Of PaduCah, o kru.
tu,ky member Of tho PonuliaI nali0nsl
rlmmit,oo and editor Of the Paducah
Herald, was nero to engage quaftetn
f6f the Kentucky delegations and 800
vaitofa to the national convention.
When questioned 10 TO tho kentucky
Populate choice for President he saig;
vi cannot say further than they did
want Teller and hoped that tho Chit
ego convention would nominate him
b ihoy could have endorsed HIM"
"Will the Popullsts endorse Bryan
when they meet here next week." hu
was asked.
"They may, bu, doubt II, because
We have got TO maintain our party or
ganiLatioB. We may nominate Teller
ana agree TO dlyluo our electoral ticket
un the basis that the strongest man
win alter the general rU,ull IL known.
This Ia feasible, and after oil II looHs NJ
iiit would bo but the endorsement OF
Bfyau, for he would most likely DO the
tsueneiafy."
REDUCED RATES.
Tho following announcement was
owen out tonighli
"AH railroad associations In the
Unitd States except the Trunk Line
association with headquarters ia New
York, anu embracing the following
liuu. Baltimore & ohio, Centfai
Railroad OF New Jersey, CheshpeaE *
ohio, Delaware Lackawanna & West
gro, Erie Railroad, Gnuu Trunk
Railway, Lchigh lValloy RAILROAD,
New York Central * Hudson RIVER,
New York OntATlO n Western, Penn
sylyauin II. r., Pbilhdslphlg & Rsad-
ing 4 Wei shore, ami tile New Eng
lAua association with hcEgqunrteIs IN
Boston, have gwen u ono iaie rate Tor
the round trip commencing July 1910
for nil delegates and visitors TO the
Peoples party convention and tho sill
Yer convention, both Of when meet IN
81. Louis July 30.
J. HuoH Mcdowell,
Sergeant.at-aImB OF the reop!e's
Party National Convention"
PREss TICKETS.
Mr.. Mcdowell has appointed aecTe-
laTy Resell OF the national executive
committee chairman VI the press
committee, tho other member Of
which viii DO ST. Louls newspaper.
men.
Il tho present arrangements are car.
tird out Chairman Resell will dlstTi.
butte the press tickets next Monuay nj
the Populist headquarters In the Com.
mercial building. Democrats Oi ~.
Louis who favor Mckinley for Prpsi.
dent have decided 10 come OUT anu
Work iOr his election.
SOUND MONEY LEAGUE.
Already plans are aioot 10 organize
q s0.oalltd sound money Democratic
league, whose membeIs will pludgs
themselves to vote for Mckinley anu
protection. Among those who will,
70 IL said, be Identified with II are
James L.. Blair, L. IL. LionbeTgof,
ChHs, III. Turner, john Scuilin, Chas.
C.6 Msn''' Geo ,n a. Ms G.,, James @
Julius Walsh, Lovorett Bell, II. Ora
ham Frost, y. q. Kehr, IL. =. PTest
Ald others. II IL their intention to
state that will result In victory for
Nick LnIuy.