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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29
Ell DIARIO DE LA GUERRA
Ode Et Liberal, de Madrid)
Ola 20 DE JULIO

No podemos salir de las dudas en-
que nos dej6 el parte Official del saba
do, con su confusa redaccion, porque
anoche no Sc recibio ning1n telegra
ma 1N7s sacaran de dudas los des
pachos sucesivos, despeiando las som
bras en- que aparece env1elta la situa-
cion exacta de las fuerzas rebelde<
del Departamento Oriental, espe-
cialmente de las que estan proximas
q Bayamo9
Esperamos que ST, siquiera sean va
muchos los incidentes y sucesos cuya
iniciaci6n Sc ha indicado y de los cua-
les no sc ha vuelto decir una pala-
bra. quedando en- Ell aire & manera dc
cabos sueltos.
El abastecimlento de Bayamo es,
sin embargo, asunto de ba tante i'm
portaacis, para que Sc olga de una
manera concreta 81 Sc ha efectuado 6
ST Sc h ALA suspendido.
Tambi6n hubfeeamos querido que
Sc diiera en- tempo oportuno 81 los
batallones que Sc mandaron para re
forzar la division del general Bosch,
desembarcaron en- Manzarillo 6 en-
Cauto Embarcaderc, y en- case de que
fuera en- el primero de estos puntos,
ST permanecieron ALI ST Sc dirigie.
ron Bayamo.
Detalles son estes de verdadera
importancia, y no dudamos de que el
Estado Mayor los dara s conocer muy
pronto. Nosotros nos congratularfa-
mos mucho de verics consignados en-
los parties.
Los grupos rebeldes que Sc coffie
hasfa las inmediaciones de San Luis.
con Maxine Gomez y Calixto Gar
c1a SC han desvanecido comoel humo,
desde que Sc dirigieron 4 Ramon; por
10 menos no Sc ha vuelto 4 decir dc
ellos una sola palabra, nj siquiera pa
ra indicar 81 eligieron en- reemplazo
de Jose Maceo q Periquito Perez 6 q
Cebreco, pues que & ESQ Sc nos dijo
que iban.
En- cambio, el parte Official consig
ma que nuestras tropas han ocupado
las dos orillas del Cauto, noticia de to-
do punto satisfactoria, por3ue aquella
ocupaci6n. que Ia de ser permanen-
te, puesto que sc construyen fuertes,
nos permitira abastecer CON mayor
facilidad BAyamo. Pero esta misma
establlidad en- las margenes del no
nos obligara reforzar las tropas de
Manzanillo y Bayamo, para no mer-
mar las coiumnas volantes de aque
las jurisdicciones.
Entretanto, por el despacho Official
posterior Sc viene en- conocimiento de
que Bayamo no ha sido a1n abasteci
do, puesto que Sc da orden Mama
milo para que Sc active Ia marcha del
convoy.
FL Poblado de Macagua, en- Ma
tanzas. ha sido atacado dos veces por
la partida de ClotIlde Garcia, al que
persigui6 con la escasa fuerza de que
disponla el comandante de aquel pues
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29

Y NADIA nos sale bien.
iQae he de hacerf 81 muelo- .ipalosl
81 no muelo. .itambieni
" que diremos de los cosecheros
de cafef
Estos exclamaran su vez:
Verde. enhiesto, lozano,
"tiende Ell cafeto su gentil guirnalda" !;
pero 81 ccjo I'm grano
me daran cuatro tiros por la espalda.
mo es NADIA 10 del ojo!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29

-MaIo, y del c6lera, fsefior. iPues
pcquito que hneie rsted q perro
muerto!
Entonc.s me acorde del perro. iHa
bfa olvidado sacarlo del bauI
LUIS BONAFOUx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29

Mas no demos todavia
grandes muestras de alborozo
pues nada extrafio serfa,
que, en- medic de tanto gozo,
Sc aguase nuestra algeria. -.
ly nuestro gozo en- un pozo!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29

sMas cuar suerte
81 ell riqufsimo frut coiof
FL cktao vfeio me da.. muerte!
lPor Dios, que no hay esperanasl
81 los bandos contradigo,
temo, por mi malandanza,
de Maximo la venganza
de Weyler el castigo
iBuena, buena, va la danza!
En- fin ALA yeremos en- que paran
esos bandos y esas hando. .let(as
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29
=CU UBA==

TO. quien por las trazas cayo, en- el
ingenio Carload, en- una especIe de
emboscada, en- la eual salio la tropa
gallardamente, causando numerosas
bsjas al enemigo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29
Observation-Disclosures ncAasalnr

MR. CHARLES BUOHET, Director de Ii
= Farmaoia Central dc Francia", Paris
certiGca
"Que habiendo analizado eT sgua de Flo.
Tida preparada por el Lcdo. .. A. Cervoni,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico. resulta coDtener un
cinco por ciento de aceites eseuciales Euros
comprobado por diversos procedimientos.
Ademas los examenes cualitatlvos de las
esencias muestran que son de muy buena
calidad. "
El certifcado original de este analisia sc
halla en poder de la administrator de LA
DEMoCRAoIA, que puede enseharlo & quien
10 deeee. Demuestra por 10 taLto este re
sultado obtenido por el laboratorio del mejor
establecimiento faImac6utico do Francis
one q exception del Aqua Florida Murray J
Lamman, no hay otra despues de la nues-
ira que oontenRa igual cantidad de esen
cias. Esto uni,o al lmitadfsimo Precio q
one SO Yende hoy este artfculo en- Ia isla, ha-
"a due nuestra Aqua de Florida merezca Ia
preferencia que Sc 10 va reconOciendo en- to
do el pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-29

Hay que TecoDocet!o.
ST llegan & cumplirse al pie de Il
letra tan acertadas disposiciones, e
cafe ell sz1car han de snbir necesa
riamente hasta ponerse por las nubes
De csc modo, & ficil costo,
viendo cumplido su afan,
sin duda alguna que haran
los hacendados su agosto.
Pues han de ser, caballeros,
un f1lon el rico arbusto
y una nina los purgueros.
Y iloveran los dineros
que es un gusto.
En- esos bandos nueStro bien estriba
al fin cada hacendado sera un F1car.
Pensando en- tan hermo-a perspective
Sc nos hace Ia boca aqua de azucar.
Mas no demos todavia
grandes muestras de alborozo
pues nada extrafio serfa,
que, en- medic de tanto gozo,
Sc aguase nuestra algeria -.
ly nuestro goZo en- un pozo!
Siempre es bueno contar con la
hUespeda, que en- el presente case
SON los rebeldes
Trasladense ustedes con la imagi-
nacion los com!enzos de la campa-
ma.
Entonces~ M5ximo Gomez y Ma
Geo dirig1an tojos sus esfuerzos &
impedir, ccn verdadero shinco, la mo
lienda, amenszando de mala manera
& los propietarios de los ingenios.
Y dieron en- recorrer
las hncas hora, tras hora,
incendiando su placer.
Jay! Squien nos dice que ahora
no cambien de parecet9
De flo que el GeneraI1simo, en-
cuanto tenga noticia de la prohibicion
de Weyer, Sc descuelga CON otro ban
do, disponiendo que la zafra Sc veri
fque y que el cafe Sc recoiecte.
" aqu1 te quiero escopeta!
iQue conhicto para los hecendados
de cana, que exclamaran, llenos de
incertidumbre y augusta:
Estos tiempos SON muy malos
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
Branch Headquarters.

Chicago. Sept 1I.-Rranch republican
headquarters will probably he established
at Kansas City within a short time. This
much has practically been decided upon
as result of the conference held yeeter-
day between Chairman Hanna and a
committee OF Missourans, headed by eN-
Congressman Frank OF St. Louis, and
Major Blttinger of the st, Joseph Herald.
Another delegation OF Missouri politi-
clans. headed by Charles Parsons and
Tom Nlederinghaus OF ST. Louis
called at the national headquarters to-
day and held conference with Chair
man Hanna. Their appearance had an In
teresting connection with the remon-
STRANGE made yesterday over the inactlv-
ity displayed by the Missouri state COM
mittee, Messrs Parsons and NIedrnghaus
being friends of Mr. Filley. II was stated
by members of the Missouri committee
that the proposed Kansas city branch
will he under the control OF National
Committeeman Laland OF Kansas and
Kerens of Missouri. and mat the cam
paign in those two states Will he directed
from there Chairman Hanna, however,
denied this. saying that the Missouri
state committee was able TO take care
of the campaign In that state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18

appeals, Presidential electors We're cho-
sen and the convention adjourned sine
de-
In the democratic convention to-day IN
seconding the nomination OF Mr Thachcr
Senator Grady warned the convention
that the nomination Of a Tammany man
tSnlzcr being meant would put ID In their
power 10 make it appear that the issue
was whether or not the rgrr should rule
in state politics. The only desire OF Tam
many no said. WIS 10 see a candidate
nominated who could help the Chicago
ticket. II was 200 O'Clock when the rol.
call began. and as Il progressed there
was much applause. Tho vote as an
n0unced was: Thachcr. 513; Sulzcr. go;
Porter, ~ on Sulzgr's motion The noml-
nation Of Mr.. Thacher was made uHani-
nous.
Elliott naHforth said In n very few
words that n" desired the nomination Of
Wlbor T. Porter for lieutenant gov
crnor. There were several endorse ments
made and within three minutes the nom.
nation had heea made by accDamation.
The same course was taken In noml-
mating q Judge OF the court - appeals,
Judge Robert e, Titus Of Buftalo was
CHOSEN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
SPECIAL WIRE NEWS
The Opening Day Of the Miles City
Race Meeting.
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
Directs That State offices Be
Closed While the Funeral Rites
Over j. NJ. Ashley Are Being
Observed-Othe Notes.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Miles City, Sept. i7-James White
and T.. l.. Simpson, who were arrested
for arson, had preliminary hearings
before Judge Gibbs to-day. They are
accused n burning the Thirteen ranch
on Flllun creek. James White Is also
charged with defacing brands on cat
tie belonging 20 Sugg Bros. having
changed the brand ot I. s. TO J. s.
This is the first day Of the races here.
which was largely attended and was a
grand success in every way. The gem
tlemen's driving race was won by w.
T.. Savage's Bay Billings in two
straight heats; Jcpp Ryan's bay mare
second The frrr-for-all was won by
William McDonald's roam, Posts horse
second, Ramcr's Gray Dick third.
Wclsh's Ike fourth. Half mile bicycle
Milburn first, Schwartz second.
Two mile stceplp chase-Lindsay Nc-
roma first. Ramer's Tinker seco.d.
Krmptnn's Boomerang thlrd. B3oin-
crang sold favorite. The one and one
half mile hurdle race was won by
Lindsay on Spider. kirwln on Yellow
stone second, Eempton on Spondoo-
llcks third and Daley on Cuhby fourth.
Much money changed hands on this
race
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
UNSELFIsfi.
Great Britain Hopes To See AN End to
Turkish Carnage.

London. Sept 1.-THE foreign Office
has given out the following seml-oT-
clal note: "The outburst IL me con-
tinental press against Great l,rliPiI.
which is accused Of selfish designs In
the East has astonished official cir
cles Nothing that is being done or
contemplated by the government could
give the slightest color to such asser-
tions. The government cannot tcld
itself responsible for the natural hor-
ror inevitably inspired in the minds OF
the public by the atrocities at Con-
stantlnople. The policy Of Great Brit
tain. however has undergone no
change whatever, and the government
s acting in complete accord with the
other powers. as II has hitherto done.
Nevertheless It Is becoming obvious
that the public fcellNg IN Great Brit
ain has been So outraged by the shock
Ing events In Constnntinoplo that the
government would never be supported
In again siding with the porte II the
powers cannot see their way To adopt
means 10 cooperate 10 end the carnage.
the only course open 10 Great Britain
is To stand asid" and O. hope for a
more satisfactory state Of affairs"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
THE SITUATION.
How the Troops Are Concentrating to do
Up the Nile DrrVishes.

Copyright 1895 10y Associated Press.
Barja-on-the-Nle, Sept, 1.-THE ex-
peditlon of Anglo-EEyptian troops,
numbering about $4,000 men, under the
sirdar and general. Sir Herbert Kitch-
ener, arrived here to-day from Fareig,
after wearisome march of eight miles
over very bad tract of country. In
tense heat prevails, but the troops are
all In flrst-class condition. The pres
ent stopping place is only Is miles from
kerma. where tie II rvlshcs are known
to be concentrating strong force os
cavalry and infantry The scouts,
however. have not sighted any Der
wishes to-day. although they were
pushed forward considerable dts
lance. A further advance will be mad,
tomorrow. This advance tomorrow
will be to Kubudeh on the third cat
aract Of the Nile. which point will be
occupied by the sirdar and the main
force of the expedition. Kubudeh Is
only about four miles from and within
easy striking distance ot Kcrma, which
Is just above the thru cataract and
which the Dervishes have made the
rallying point for heavy reinforce
ments Of cavalry. Kerma has been
looked to as the point where the first
battle would occur hut the reconais-
sances thus far made have failed to
develop any force OF the enemy. IL IL
got expected. however. after the des-
perate kind of fighting done by the
Dervishes at Fcrkeh, that they will re-
tire from Kerma without a fight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
A Democratic Estimate.

Chicago. Sept. 1.-THE press bureau
at national democratic headquarters to-
night issued the following statement.
Based upon the epresent outlook the fol-
lowing estimate of Bryans majorities
in November Is made: Alabama. 10000;
Arkansas, 10000; California, $4,000;
Colorado. 100000; Delaware, 10000;
Florida, $4,000: Georgia, $1,000: Idaho.
10000; Illinois. $4,000; Indiana, $4,000;
Iowa, 80, 900; Kansas, 10000; Kentucky.
$4,000; Louisiana, 10000; Maryland. l5.-
600; Michigan. 10000; Minnesota, 35,-
0OO;: Mississippi. $1,000; Missouri 50 ?
900; Montana, 5000; Nebraska, 10000;
Nevada, 1000; North Carolina. 10000;
Ohio, $4,000: oregon. 10000; South Car
olina, 10000: South Dakota. 10000;
Tennessee, 10000; Texas. $4,000; Utah,
10000; Virginia, 25,0O0; Washington,
$4,000: West Virginia, 10000: Wiscon-
sin. 10000; Wyoming 5000.
These estimates give Mr.. Bryan So
out of As states. with 32i electoral
votes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
ON the Death Of J. ". Ashley.

Special Dispatch 10 n" STANDARD.
Helena, sept. l1.-Goyernor Richards
to-day issued the following proclama-
tion having for its subject the death 4
James NJ Ashley. the old time COVER
nor ~ Montana
Executive OGico. Montlun-Whcre-
as. Il hath pleased Divine Providence
To remove from the duties q tail lie.
Hon James NJ. Ashley, Of Toledo.
Ohio, and,
Whereas, The departed was the
third chief Ncrutivc ~ tho territory
OF Montana, !, John Il, Richards, gov
ernor of the state of Montana, do
hereby direct that all the state offices
be- closed AZ nonu sept Is. 1896 and
remain closed during the afternoon OF
said day, while the funeral rites are
being observed In the city where he
resided
with Mr. Ashley rests the great
honor ~ having chrlstened the terri
tory OF Montana. while chairman Of
the congressional committee on terri
tories. and while its governor he de-
voted his great talents and indomlnit-
able energy 10 the promotion of Its
interests. He contributed much to the
foundations upon which was subse-
quently erected our ma gnifcent state.
We owe to his memory profound re-
spcct and to the loved ones he has left
behind the sympathy OF every loyal
Montanan who appreciates the unself-
lsh efforts OF one Of the ablest OF our
executives and one Of the noblest OF
our pioneers
The governor also telegraphed the
following to Mrs. Ashley: Il desire to
tonder you my profound sympathy In
your great bereavement and to assure
you that the citizens Of this state
deeply feel the loss OF your worthy
husband. who, as the third executive
of Montana won universal respect and
esteem. ffe will live In the memory OF
our people as one who gave TO the ter
ritory over which he presided his
ablest efforts and his best energies"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18

Albany, n. Y, Sept l7.-John Boyd
Thacher, the democratic guberna-
torinl nominee. decided lnte tonight
he would mako public statement
during the early part OF next week.
as he wishes Il to be published be-
fore the state convention ~ the gold
democrats in Brooklyn on Thursday
lie VIII either mako his statement AZ
mass meeting IN this city on Monday
or Tuesday night ~ next week, when
the democratic national and state
tickets are 20 he ratified, or else in a
letter To the voters of the state. He
has decided to follow the course OF
Senator Hin In this campaign and
confine himself to state Issues.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
About Arraying Class Against Class.

Raleigh. n. c.. Sept 17.-This city,
like the rest through which the candi-
date passed, drew from the surround
ing country In order To augment the
crowds to meet Mr. Bryan. Nash's
park was filed with admirers Of the
nominee. They cheered him enthusl-
astlcally when he appeared on the
pla atf0rm. Mr.. Bryan was introduced
by II. W. Aver, nominee for state au-
ditor on the populist ticket. Mr.. Bry-
an said: II am Informed that the re-
publican national committee has sent
circulars % various religious papers
and organizations. calling attention 20
the danger which they say threatens
these religious organizations n W. have
the free coinage II silver. | want you
10 remember the republican party and
the republican speakers and the repub-
lican candidates, most gf these have
denounced the democrats foT trying 10
array class against class. ] wan. 10
say 10 you that the republican party
is doing more IN this country to-day "a
array class against class than any rar-
" that ever existed ia the United
states, The republican party is ap-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
4 sIG CHUNN.
The Largest Lump OF Gold That Ever APP
peared On "a New York Street.

New York. SEPT. 1.-THE largest chunk
OF god THAI has ever bcru IN this city.
was wh,ced from Broadway to-day. IL
WAS taken from the Grand central depot
to the United States assay office in Wall
street Ia n common express wagon.
guarded by flve detectives The big lump
weighs i,75i ounces and Is worth $500.
u was shipped to the assay office by the
Rank of Montreal. Canada. and belongs
TO the CJNboo Mining company OF Brit
ish Columbia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
Thnr.lon. sander. aud Power.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Sept l7.-United states Sem
ator John sherman arrived here this
morning from Livingston. He spent
the day In company with ex-Senators
Sanders. Power and other friends. To-
night he addressed an cnthusil site au-
thence composed 81 members of the
Mckinley and Hobart club At the
clubs hall On Jackson street. He
preached sound money" and alluded
To- the crime ~ q without explaining
his connection with IL, Saturday night
Senator sherman VIII address an au-
dlence at the Auditorium.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
A Republican Meeting.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Pocatello, Idaho Sept. 1.-THE re-
publicans who favor the election OF
Mckinley opened the campaign here
Tonight by ringing speeches from
Judges James NJ shoup and D. w.
Standrod and Hon W. B. Hepburn.
The pavilion was largely filled and
while the silver sentiment prevailed
the speakers were frequently applaud
ed and during the evening the fire
alarm was sounded presumably TO
break up the meeting and came near
having the desired effect and greatly
Disconnected the promoters of the oc-
casion. However II is safe to say no
votes were recorded for Mckinley.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
YELLOW efVea IN cUlA.
There Are I,i55 Cases aud the Death Rate
About IS Fer uay.

Havana. Sept. l7.-Accordlng to the
official returns the number OF men suf-
fering from yellow fever I'm the mill
tary hospitals throughout the island Is
tl5,. The death rate Is said 70 be un-
der Is per cent
La Lucha this afternoon says the
governor Of the Spanish bank Is re-
sponsible for the actual monetary con-
fict. He went 10 the palace yester-
day In order To confer with Captain
General Weyler: but he was unable to
see him and IL is rumored the govern
or Of the bank has been dismissed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
The Arkansas Vote.

Little Rock, Ark. Sept. 17.-Com-
plete official returns from the recent
election show the following vote for
governor: Jones (dem.). 9l.l2i: REM
mel (rep.), 1886: Files tpop). 1885:
Miller (prohib.), 742; total vote, I4l,l2O.
The vote in 1892, before the poll lax
law was enacted, was as follows:
Fishback tdem.). g0 lis; Carnahan
tpop.). 3l.117: Whipple trepD. t3,ci4;
Nelson (prohib), 1910; total vote. '56,-
lS6. The vote In 1894, held under the
present poll tax law resulted: Clarke
(dem.), 1i,S0g: Remmel re?D. ~ tSi;
Barker tpop). 2i,5il, Miller (prohtb).
l,55l: total vote 126 9s6.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18

a Grave fuii Of More Evidence Against
EN-Nurderer Holmes.

Chicago, Sept l7.-Tn the dense
woods between North Evanston ard
Wilnrtte a grave has been found fun
Of human bones, The SPOT Is only
a few rods frlu the house In which
II ~. Holmes lived az Wflmette. and
% Is thought by the police that tae
bones may be those OF some OF his
victims.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
Arizona Free silverites.

Phoenix. Ariz., Sept. 1.-THE terri
torial democratic convention met at
Williams to-day. Mark A. Smith Of
Tombstone. for four terms delegate %
congress, was again named for the
position. His opponent. W. a. Rowe.
of Prescott. was named chairman Of
the territorial central committee. The
territorial administration was IN
dorsed and the strongest OF free sill
yer resolutions were passed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
Death pf an rri.h Journalist.

New YJrl. SOP. o. Fire Coum.s-
stoned \ r. Ford died to-day a. his
homo I1 this city follow .ns an opera
tinr f.- appendicitis performed SOW
rrJl days lrn Nj Fond was ~ tor
~ The Fr'rndu's Journal and was al
Ways PROMINENT la lrsh Affairs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
MIR. Bryan mt Goldsboro.

Goldsboro, y. c.. Sept. 17,-Mr. Bry-
an arrived here at ll:l5 p. m. tonight.
lie addressed large crowd at Selma.
lie was greeted by a good-sized crowd
here but did not speak. His train was
taken out of town 10 a siding and Mr..
Bryan slept on board. Mr.. Bryan In
tends. after the Baltimore meeting
Saturday evening. 10 go TO Washington
either Saturday night or sunday morn
ing.
At 9 o'clock p. m. the party left for
Goldsboro. y. c.. where Mr.. Bryan will
speak tomorrow morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
Treasury Circular No. IaG.

Washington. Sept. l7.-In few days
United States treasury circular No.
1856 viii be issued. Ii contains inform
alton respecting national banks. state
banks. savings banks. loan and trust
companies and private banks 0f the
United States, complied from reports
OF the comptroller of The currency
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
A Refuge. CAPTURED,

Logan, o.. Sept 17.-Lawrence A.
Culver. the former banker charged
With etnhtzzlcment. held under $500
t5nd Tor his appearance. Sept. Il. could
rot secure the bond and was sent TO
Jail lie was captured on board a
Nandalla train al Terre Haute last
Monday after belng'a refugee for more
than four years
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18

Indianapolis. Sept. 1.-THE demo-
cratic state committee tonight refused
the demand of the pOpulists for seven
electors and the withdrawal Of Sewall.
The populist committee then named
full electoral ticket and organized by
electing a chairman and secretary.
This probably ends the negotiations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-18
How rhsy Got the;acid,.

Antwerp, Sept. 1.-THE chemist who
sold acids to kearney and Halnes. the
mon arrested here on suspicion OF be-
ing concerned in the dynamite plots.
states that the quantity demanded was
50 large that hc demurred. Upon this
The lyman followers presented letters
Ot recommendation. signed by some OF
The American anthOrtties.