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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19
LIVE STOCK ENTRIES.
One of the Largest and Best De-
partments of the Coming
State Fair.

The live stock dcpartmout or tho state
f,i,. This ,oar u.iu j.. ,,,,, ,,f L.. . l.,
l''I ,.''N ''i " '' ~ ,','' ~ ~ most ''-
tCTc>tug attractions. 1t Will be far moro
o,t,,,Si,-n ,rd ir,I,,~tant tba,, ,t ,,,,- 49,,
.:, -. ,,,,. III =, ~; ' r.
r""N l"I' 80 80 l' " Ni>'"ll>i'. Ii'
LNl "i 'HlIl'9 dII'a"N gwen space Is rs
follows.
H. r. Brown. Edna Mills. Nfnn
: Eree~e ( Son. Wauko~ha. Wis
Aaron BARBER Asou \
Hasrom 4 MrNurrv California Mich
T. \ RrauSth Medina -
bridges 4 t;uiIlfairs Fin,gstlc Ind
II NJ RuShrnrd Madison W.
George {, Brrv no NIilvauLca ,,roo.
NIiI,,.,'-La., vs. WV N'' S''V'T
George II Fell. Rome. \. Y.
>,,,n,I i,r,,,.. V-.,,iL
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J + Ron" TSIpnI, N i'''''' ''"' ID"
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naL,'I ,,,.,.I'.,l LIrn>,Gai, TauNN WIS.
Ja5"T +. mgr. MhNaHN'e-
~. ! nm !, A'HihS"h-
rank - + uIl"r; rdar Springs, Mich.
4 l.. 'Tain'r'. akrlnal, .
I'3'n YIN y JndL. West Lebanon, Ind.
J@N"ph Gordon, Mineral i"nt
AIN3 Z. 'L'"I, " inChc>jcT Ind
Il. II. =. IiI, GIIItrth VI 'arr9u. HI,
IIorntg RroS. 4 Kund"n Livingston. Wis
". \. Hoyt. Whitowatcr
Go'o,rGH Harding Son. Nauk'sha
T. II IGm'.nn. Hanover Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19

of metal gold ur silver that has less
than a dollars worth of value In sun
port Of this contention Justice Field has
been cited. In y"lHmc 10 Of the United
States rcports. ,IoIlard against Green
wan, Justice Field said: 'Con@roS> ha,
no power to dchasc its money. 1t has
States government. and | hope it never
viii be"
But Congress did d"hasr the subsidiary
silver currency before the war in order
to keep it in the country and from the
melting pot The Constitution gives
coins. and tiN tn" standard of weights
and measures This language couforS
broad power. but it 10 a matter of grave
doubt whether it could be interpreted to
cover the commission of fraud under
the authority of law. Philadelphia Rec
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19
Shnrcs, Vino Shut. Down.

Iron Belt. WIS Sept. 10 SpeciaL1-
The Shores Mining company. known aS
the Section ln mine operated hy r.. y.
Shores Of Ashland. SIM, down this MORN
ing. II was operated only ~ It limited
extent. About thirty men were thrown
out of employment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19
PALMYRA Free High School.

Palmyra, Wis. Sept. Special
The first session Of tho Palmyra free
high school opened today in the new
school building Prof T. J. VOLS. late
Of the Milwaukee Normal school, -
principal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19

Rarabao Wis ~e1s. = t>pa.iI-i-
David Sherv God. charged Wits "ut..'ug
Charles Lrndlcy'> residence. Na. sen
teuged TO one year ia state prison today
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19

The Republican Position on the
Money Question:

~, are Ii,aI Tmaitcrab.y "pP"sed t" every
rency or iuspairthe credit Of our Country.
We are. therefore, opposed 10 the free
Coinage of silver except by internationai
agreement Win the leading commercial
n.r'aIHos ,'T ,i ""rtt' "miIh we PienSf
agreement can be- "bt,imrJ thn exis,inD
gold standard must be preserved. All
our silver and Paper currency must Ec
maintained at parity with gold, and we
favor al measures designed to maintain
inNl"iahlA the "bilgati"ns of the United
or paper at the present standard. thr
standard "i ihe most enlightened nations
% III" ""r'n'
+ Tho above Is the resolution on the sub
ioct of finance adopted by the Ropuh-
lican national convention at 81. Louj~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19
can Congress tonstitutionallY De
base Money

The question has been raised whether
congress has the right to authorize the
mints 20 put a dollar stamp on q piece
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19

The last I-uitcd States mint report
gives the following ~ the approximate
amounts of gold held hy The great ma
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-09-19
The Lawrence Murder.

Holland Mich. sept. 14-Dr. J. n.
Wetmore has been arrested for com
plicity in the murder Of Enos w Law
renee. Last spring W-rmoTe left the
city. The body of Lawrence was found
IN tie river soon afterward. Mrs. Law
renee and Ray Coates we're arrested
and Coates Is serving a life sentence,
and Mrs Lawrence was also found
guilty, but has lot yet been sentenced,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
fAN-AMER1CAN INTERESTS.

'"t ne" par-Am"iicrn congress which
''iS ''''A ~ session 10 the Ci'y OF Mcxiro
'''" ''''l hii poorly attended and has at
''si''' "'i li''e s"ntol attention. ard
9"' l'H 'nlreN ors7' to have appealed
49, '''"e'i ny % all tns American Na-
'''i"y 'N'f'' haFo - made To bring
Wv s republican g7teynin.s.s a
''' "" "r i''' art7@r sgmparns ana
t''' r9nfas-a .slir ant
' N-@ 1' af ii-a.r- IT,
'''''' N.'H~' -t' teastt .esr 20 the
VIZ 'i f-'d o. 81 %. o.. 4H.
O." 'F-'f-r.'f .rs lrn.
''~f 'te ~ r. gee pro-
h'''~'' % fn.'7-0t. .ef-s.srs a..
'-f5'i4 .-* N or-s at,
'l'"'F p" H'''~ '-'Hr'ft '-.st fto.~
" no ~" W pt a-t'r 80 fhf
t' @a'F' = eN 3D.
".'' ,i'' @f ''''~' 'f H's0 '''t'ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
IDAHO DEADLOCK.
PoGuNsts and Democrats Each Claim
Numercl Strength.

PoHuhsts and Democrats Each CAIN
Numercl Strength
Boise. Idaho. August @-The thfd day
Of tho democratic and ropulis, conven-
tons was devoted entirely to the discus
son of the proposed rlsssi. The JOINT
eunftlencs was IN session until la'e
IL ar last Disht without coming 10 any
ayr emegt To-Day thu conversion met n
secret session ia reeve iSp9ItS ~. u
mas held late sessions. and ~ q clrN
utre is st!l ne agreement. me usno
crais had insisted upon leaVinS me MAJ
Ter OF sCnatorShlp open. uut ~ lHtH
morning Session they instructed tltlE
c"u'ihittSo to af;r 10 support i irp11 =
en- aiddtc frr - at1G. This. however
ga not se-ile tho matter. IN inns Sttlr
INC principal affairs Of government arc
h'a nascd By boards. tire nruDlpals OF
Wh4ch ara c1mplss,i OF TIE governor, al
tcfney gcuc-al and secretary OF state
Inc populisis ola m 10 ue huWe 4ct ~
stfongcl than the de- hocrats ana ehif' -
60 control the.s h,ard-. This the demo-
'fAlS resist. d, mauAiag both governor
ami attorney general on this point they
are CetdloC KID at mis- fOur.
Lat'r-A fusion o. popullsts and demo
Gratis WAS accomplished by TIE lupunsis
a accepting the democratic proposition. The
democrats has the presidential electors,
Supr"mn judge. GOV -ruor. attorney, trat-
Hfer ana mn" inspector The popui-is
move the United States senators, congress-
ran, lieutenant COY. rupr secretary -
state, auditor ana super ntcrdent OF pub
Nc instruction. The convention adjourned
Until tomorrow morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21

Waco.
Waco. Texas, August 2o-Thc second
and last nights race of the Texas circuit
bicycle NICE, was attended by 600 people.
The several events were closely contested
and much interest and enthusiasm was
displayed
the nrst race was one mile. amateur 2:40
class. won by n. c. Burke OF Dallas, Phil
lips of Waco. second; Wilmans OF Dali
las third Time 2:23.
Half mile, professional. unfinished from
last night Max Morris Of Fort Worth
won: Gin OF Waco. second. Wilmans OF
Dallas. third. Time l:02 %.
one mile, amateur, unfinished from last
night d Phillips of Waco won, Eirisong
of san Antonio second, SchicdcmAntcl OF
San Antonio, third Time 2:2ii2.
one mile handicap, professional Taylor
of Dallas $50 YARDS won, Siltall of Dallas
d25 yardsl, second; Borcn (scratch). thiru.
Time 2:i6.
rne-nalf mile. amateur Robinson of
Waco won; Burke of Dallas. second; Ed
Phillips Of Waco. third. Time l:Usis.
Eve mile Wilmlns pt Dali
las won; Gin of Waco. second: Taylor of
Dallas third. Tine ll:43l2, half second
slower than the southern record made
10y Gill OH Waco track July last.
one mile hanlicnp. amateur Travis
Shaw of Waco won; Schcidemantel of san
Antonio go yard y. second robinson OF
Waco (scratch. third. Time 2:21.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
RYAN-MOoRE ROIrT.

Buffalo. \. Y, August 2o.-Beforc the
Empire Athletic club. Tommy Ryan and
DICK Moore fought twenty rounds ton ght.
Moore seemed t., have too much stomach.
was heavy on his feet aud appeared to
70" SHOULDER bound. Ryan. on the con
lrary. was trained to a tine condition. Up
TO tho tenth round Ryan rained blows
on Muore's neck and wind until he had
ur him out. After that Mc.ore's guarc,
improved and he led occasionally and
showed some confidence. In tho nft.ae nj n
by the dress ng he had received Fem
that time untl ths close Of the bout both
men y med equal In strength They
Fought sharply N the twentieth chasing
eaoh other all around the ring. The ref
erec'S decision giving the fight to Ryan
because he had taken the aggressiN 81
throughout, seemed 10 please the crowd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21

is 80 much desired and tina, would prov,
OF 80 much value 10 al,-irsos, of all %
this country simply becausc IL 's the most
advanced and has the greater interests
to be benefited. but in "A perfectly legiii-
mat. way.
with all our boosted American push
and enterprise ard practical good sense
the people Of the United states do not ap-
pear 10 have bacn equal to tho Europeans
IN catersng 10 new trade and strengthen
ing their commercial relations. R.ch fields
have been left unexplored willis surplus
products " both the field and factory
have been pis-i up az home, to derreciste
prices and cause a stasnation OF business
The American people Should be enthusiast
;!c promoters OF every pan-Amcrfcan con-
grtes whose objects are closer union. pc
liticaly and commercially between tha
various American Republics. And. by the
way. oue OF TIN. most promising fruits Of
possible free coinage Of silver by the
United States rs the impetus 1t will give
% commerce between this country and
lhe silver standard Nations in our own
h.,-,ta-bp-e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
DRUNKEN ARMY RECRUITS

Chicago, August 2o.-A number OF army
recruits from Columbus Barracks. Ohio.
bound for various posts in the West, made
things lively this afternoon on tho Penn
SylNanin express witch arrived in Chica,A
mis- evening. Nearly all of the men We're
drunk and they fought AL the time. PR
vat" charlctou Of tho Fourth cavalry " =
Kicked In the abdomen and badly hurt:
Kerr received a broken thumb
ana Private Holt took laceratod scalp
a. Hs Nare of the good things that were
h'ihg pissed around. Windows were
smashed the water cooler was demolished
anu me cushions of the car were turned
Up thrown on the floor and thrown out Of
me WINDOWS. There were twentv-six men
M the muss and the tnin hands were IN
anlc 10 Keep tho recruits quiet Nearly all
oil the men were badly pounded up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
THE YOUNG PRrsBYTERrANs

Omaha, August @o--'rhIs mornings SEES
sion of the Christian un on was devoted
to routine business. The general commit
tees recommended the officers ard the
recommendations wcro generally adopted.
Officers elected; John Quay of Denver,
president; Mrs Mary Porter Kyle Of
Of Parnassusus. Pa treasurer. The re-
port of General Secretary A. j. Duff
showed G33 societies. with a membership
2s.%N. gain of 1903 over last year These
scceties have contributed SOS $50 for gen
"rai purf oses and ,..I for mission = nv
purposes Tho appointment of few
minor commttces comprised the after
address, on Young Peoples Bble.'' hv
llr. w. j REID Of pittsb1irg, editor of tn.
United Presbyterian. followed by n con
irrence on junior work. conducted by j
=. Tracey of Chicago. The night SEES on
was given over 10 John Woscy. the great
temperance cXhorter
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STATE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Work Of the Second Days Session Trans
acted IN x ret.

acted IN secret.
Corsicana. Texas. August la,--All tho
"''N % 'i' S'Nonu ''S ''',
u"l'r IN secret lhfre mas peel '"lh anu
tax ana Talk. 1t WAS thought last night
that they nil,h; adjourn tonight. but AZ
-. -. H.. -. H.,
'' q '9'HSSi'" ia9''Ns ioi nuns my
avs Et,le nearer the end this afternoon
thau ty,enty-f3ul hours ugo. Everything
ia ,,,.-,. AZ. 10 -. ,,,,,r,,, u.Il ,nd
49, ' - ms
setting lliormat.on - IKE piiiillB Jaw
teeth.
Nevertheless tho source cf t0eiay's
,,
"ransies Las neon let out. Ihe oratory
commenced this morning Immediately az
Ter conveuing. ana everybody at once
4,..,,,od Il, ,o,v.. mot 49,. oi.,,,t,, or r.
viI"' 70 LOT - t'a. VIZ ~ IT," W
",.., ~ t,t 80, , ~ ,n,'t,t'
W., i''i az Wv, ,T i',,
for ad,ni....n ,rba,,' Las l,s, n some ron
mn n- - w. ".;, Na,'nU IN
9..r',,,tr.g tn tnt,ls ~ %'tionai rnn.,i',..
tinn nmG hv,nv.s limit tr, NM, lsiuJs
OF merbrrs NIarv farm RS own sto,k in
i,,.,ttt,f,,s mo-, -, MISREPRESENTATION x, or,,
objects to ms p,.t.cllariy for it has been
fui,f't ,lot NYb..r.. fa,t,I,rs nwnir,s stnrK
in roruoraiions at,a Iat in as t,iaf,1hnrs q
Is difficult to k.ap on, .0rporat ionists
Who own lu,d iu.t for afnt.snlent--,lrc
tanners puly M name, one PROMINENT
M. !ui,.r sud today. "Stockhoilrrs In cor
noratinus and n.iift...n. Vnn ,Anutr1 10
Gdvafca their own tcInsh interests have
X lledus
The committee on constitution reported
en amendment that ala NOT seem to meet
with ,he arrro,-.i a., ,i,,,hnd +, 80, q
discussed tor hours and rhon reported
blsk TO them with the admonItion 20 10
their work over Thaf's tho situation Tho
delegates nni themselves in this after
noon on This score
Another thing that is attracting the al
tentton OF m. EoIv is Inc .,al,.rv 1iinsitnr,
An amendment dccreosinp Tho saiarins NJ
IN, ,,,,s,i,, ,,i .'t@ .',V S".'' w "
-, INV, b,i i '', '.a'et'' Hl.llu
of. Tho state lccfirer bat hnnr naiJ "a
per month and All tr,veiinp axn,nsc.
The presidents salary mas bocn SspD ana
inr 81. rctary .,fs SguI. Stlaria, and r,il-
road and hotcl biils hnve msdo ht, a.,
lot of the boys are CRYING mstiiy far r.
duction. This matter 100 * undari.iod
vet ''
Late this afternoon tho Alliance manila
decided rhnt TOO n,,tch iii, -. 90, ,r,,S
able ami forthwith urore,dc1 to hnrotn,
economical ana an ..l,Iir Thn na" ~.
the state lecturer. which has he~dTosov,.
been Nor month and ,.,'it,,r ~ az
was cut 10 S55 win the s,r,s i,,.,t,,,,t,T..
added M, cnntrnI ,yi,h ~. ,,1''I ,.''''
NIX OF $50 thcv kuorl;ad Of onattbirI ~
per annum as Office fnee " St h't,.o. Nalv
expenses ana extra nav for noil ,v''.,'
The sccretary's salary was lert M s5r6
There were several treasury watchdos;
th he serrer,y ii' t 5'lu our s t,r ne Iars
sox ii IS probable her waras wopi lie wv ,ni1
been scaled "S' "'"'u nave
Tho Nfaurlinr over salo,,, o,,,.i,,o-
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THE FRAN IlIl|
Of Sanssas ys.~%g
King OSCARS cov,,n,l
'' ', :. Kruger D,,,..
''", ,. .ia. na"',. ', l.'., 'ssj
Eng '''a-nel',S,''p',",..'J

Ir'msoe, Norway. A,...
mas, mas arrived here tr hsssn'.s
Town has been iee,r,,' a''A d
event and conslierahl. . 7 s,s
Tested. hassss
wired wired Captain Otto Sso, Al'
pressing or..s sentiments Of =. ~
to'l'' ana congra,ula,lss,,' = ~
' no,.Or for Norway, Tssr, =
n ,,,', ISL s1n 'hrousaeut Ii. ' IN ~
n vn.ns displayed eyeryrs n, ;.
U'ons IN the harbcr ,"an n
81 a az to to, ~ a as,,.sq
1hJ.. ve .4ys the Flan , Allsals,s
unjust IL. A membl, ', !, J, a
, ravc penetrated the ' a,s, y ~
,ilat perhaps the Norm NIX ". I'D
neen reached. If ths s,. ias "a
II zen In east Of ,he Nh an q ]
IN the highest lautuSss sle's
Meth, members Of nv ~, ~
cav gul!.emots, flllnstrx a ".
n,it no other signs Of o,, ~ Z
apparent. " V'san'
Professor A. Andre ,.,,....
nltts received, told X, 80, MN.
was now too late 10 mss ,',e
ai~eni and that ne NOEL III, y
return to Spitzhereen A., r1.
effort to reach the Nortt NJ ! !.
next April. i~el
capable OF SUSTAINING Y, = =,
Arctic regions for tires ~, y
that the crush Of iee saus !
nip, Captain Syxrdrup AMI \.
obliged, after Dr.. Nahser IN I
al the sledges, proylsias !,
and light furniture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
THE CUBAN VAR.
SENIOR sAGAsTA's VIEWS

M''''d. August %. Senior Sa-ls.a, ex-
rr,,nr minister OF Spain, In an interview
containing memorandum unnt, Ia ~
,,,, WIar 10 the United states government
nu1 ,ss effort fttod. owing TO tom,
dent CNcycland's snccossor Win bn
~ ,nn Tore" Of public opinion in America
az az Ike an attitude hostile 10 spain lie
rNlI'SSrd Tho hope that the e.1vnr,r,n,,
M,oMd lay an Of tho claims for d4mnros
ntcauSc Of nlihur' nr'ur ,Xne.i .,'one ~
TT!%r,,C4d 20 have landed in Cuba before the
senior Sagasta inSisted that II was neccs.
- 10 continue the war ia C'ultl' Nh 49,.
ue iroNt tna. Spa,n is not AFRAID Of threats
VI i 'C"lNcl W. IN agreGter nation
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of the knights of Labor ordered this sym
pathetic - rko yesterday. II Is said thrtt
tho IRA nmcm's Mutual association stands
behind the strikers.
Such a condiiio Of course, would scri-
Quay impede the loadHng of express cars.
Master Workman Fcency says the men
tnlN,ng the strikers places ar wholly in
competent and that many merchants and
shippers have. promised 10 forward their
u DDS hy other lines tmin the adams ON
the other hand, 'rcNd ut Wcr Of tho
Adams Express company says hat the
company van easily get along Tithout
their Old employees and that there is no
probability OF the strike spreading.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
ILLINOIS NATroN n, ,,.,,,

le' atur, H.. August -. - Tho entire
morhiHg session Of the State convention
OK the national parry was occupied with
q fisht over the platform By vote of
80 10 IT was cided to adopt tho Pits.
"A state ticket. ''''
" ho afternoon session members Of
~" STATE central and National commit
nuici ""S Ho''-
ih' president al candidate Of The party
y; Hentlpy made speech thai
rmpused the cnthusia m Of tho delcrate
me convention then adjourned sim. it,,
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FRS. Mississippi diet >ct today. Returns
Ion sh; indicate the Nomination of "lr'
Hon. n. :. o,dlcr OF Acorn county mi Q
the race against Alien.
Patkersblrg. w va, August ~, An
drew Elmsnston was today Gle ted chAr
man cf the ,i-,mpcratir executive commit
tc wish hcaduu1rt - at Park"NhurS.
The uroposcd conference with popniis's
has fai 3D.
canton. oNio. August ~ Resides the
Rail. more de, ccntt Il OF thousand pro-
tccriVe tarff workitgmen. numerous par
ties waN ca on Mater McMl<inley Sep.
teiuber - ONO En-, oriai association
and Newcastle Pa. workingincn nre
among those mention Next tMondny
the formers Of Holmes county, ono, aud
thu rptters ~ East Liverpool VIII visit
h. Nj NJ klnleN home.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
KRUGER pENrn

Pretoria. August %-Prs,rI
of the Tranvaal rcpubIe. ~
View. declared that the suna -
hostile intentions on tx prs 4
Trmsvial are also,uNy y
spread by people who w, n
Stcse Euglard and tbs Tf,saiI
n I bo pushed tnto a yrt1
other. In onclus.on he ,rvrl
opinion that war between d. n
itl-llc and Great Bran "a
occur.
Dr. w. j. Deyds. secre,sJ ( 4
the Tnnsvaal republic, hg Z
} 'st published. expresses s-irI
~ nis lie deMes al runr 4
troubles between the two asxx
tie assertion iha. tie T-aare !
has negotiated a treaty VT.
Csuntiy in controversial Wit ii
Bc'tr contract. He thinks 4 al
q re compete harmony al Isl|
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-21
MARYLAND GOLD MEN.

Baltimore Md, August ga confer
encc OF gold standard democrats was
h''d today az the offco OF ex-Conrross-
man Isdpr Rlyuor. a. watch 10 wR. d.
clied 20 htsuo ~ Call for a mass n,eotin,,
oi me gold standard dcmocra.s OF MARY.
and fnr the purpose OF selecting $50,
l'lrkutos 10 represent this Sta.e nj ihs
indianapolis convention September
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MEXICAN BREvlTIE


and the Monroe doctrine M.
given to debates. which as ~
national palace and ptsy d A
ntilan ieSata0n.
J 10 ctty government iavss
all over the world for pumpys
TO he used on the sewers. Ri1
in by November II, Tn tii I
are giving attention 10 par u
sewer system and BIDS are MI
fittsburg and Scotch '!rT, z
of cHrihenware piping. TH y
ders so far are s!ld,clp us3s Y
lids. The lrger part Of The q
J., made OF vitiified brick ~,
MOltercy,
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ADOPTED TIN prrDcr,r

MndrId, August H0.-'rho sonate ~,
adopted the extraordinary hudrei as r.-.
ommcndcl by he minister's m, n,
I"puhlloaus declare that this is more ~ n
SUI prse vote aid that they vii tH.r'
,t5ut.,,, work with increased viyor ana n, :.
W.! Tor The defeat of the governmant,s
n contemplating proposition in the cLamt, :
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purpose is 10 unity all nom partisan shver
Organizations under common lA'n Tor
effective work during the clinlSlsn- Nvn.
par'-.ssn silver clubs can heSoinc q lHNi
81 tho organization 81 the national sllN.H
clubs ny sending for a charter 10 me 81
yer headquarters IN Washington, y =,
Tue declaration % rriuclp ics s. the p'Ne
form adopted by the n0tionai silNeF pan!
III st. Louis July -
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NEW HEALING cRAzr-

Dallas, Texas, August CA new heal
ing ocazc has hroken out h.re, ,r,o healing
medicine this time bciue the nr,es!an Vel
IN M 'ly park. The water n5ws through
an .min nSr bed of iron pNretes ana ia
Sen, Il 10 he a sure remedy for sore Eyes.
ny slelo.a ana Hrshts disease in IFS ear
wei daily 20 '''"''' NiNit INC
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pRoulprrloNIsTs FOR BRYAN.

Denver. colo. August ~ The pohihl-
tion state couVeDaon today adopted reso-
hut .ns I'm faNor of free coinage of silver
at a ratio Of Ii TO |. Macy of the dele
gates declared their intention 80 vote for
y yam and Sewull. y full state ticket
waa nom mated headed 10y W. A. Marsh
Tor
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10y NclfED AN INDIAN.

lexington Idaho, AUGUST 20. - Frank
Hh'S' half breed Indian from the Niece
~ r. 'rVatton. WAS taken from the An.
!, , h.I ins' night and hh1god bv mob OF
r.l1ehs. His crime was the
VF.hnrhl outrage of Miss Mary ificharI
Neh, young woman L yturs Of arr.
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poIJ1uCAL BRirrs

l'lttl' Rock. Ark, Arl'p~t 20 The Fifth
congressional democratic convention nj
Eureka Springs today r5nonl mated Hon
Hugh A. Dinsmore for congress-
Memphis, Tenn. Aogust .a-D5 Democratic
cong ressional primaries were bold IN ths
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IL HUNG CHANG.

Wellington, August 2O.-General Rug.
giles who IS in command of the depart
u"ui OF the army, and to whom has been
assigned charge Of arrangements for | i
LUNG thang's reception in tho United
sites probably WI announce the pro
Stt'nin" l9r the reception Of The ,iistin-
d'rsied upon. y
NeWcas'e-cn-the-Tyne. August 2o.-Ll
nu'R Chang has suddenly curtaied the
tuErafnme OF his trp through the pro-
Vlnces. He took "A special train fo,, Ion-
uOn today nj 40 d IN
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rROFEssOR A. N Cprt,r

|ohuon' August @,-Professor A. II.
a. IN me well known geoiogist, is dead