Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-07-06
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From all Parts of the Country
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Gathered From all Parts of the Country
by Telegraph.
Gen. Calixto Garcia says the Span
iards are cowed.
Don Dickinson is believed to have
given up the fight against silver.
Ross county farmer was called
out and beaten to death near Green
field, o.
John Il. McLean's silver-lined boom
is taking formidable shape and size at
Chicago.
Gov. Matthews announces that he
will not accept a nomination for the
vice presidency.
An important filibustering expedi-
ton has landed on the coast of the
Province of Pinar del Rio.
| The Louisville club Friday traded
Second Baseman o Brien toWashington
for Second Baseman Crooks, Infielder
! Rogers and 81 900. Other changes are
to follow.
Chairman Harrity has called meet
ing of the democratic national commit
tee for Monday next, at which the mat
| oSI VI IhS tSiPoAaiy oiSdiii"deioh WIZ
be settled.
The withdrawal of gold Friday
amounted to S496, 600, leaving the gold
reserve at the close of business $780,
$50, ,756. OF the gold withdrawn Friday
S400,0 900 went to Canada.
The delegates from the northern and
western sections of Texas to the ma
tional democratic convention departed
from Dallas Friday evening for Chicago
over the Iron Mountain route.
At Omaha the Republican Bimetallic
league was organized year ago. At
meeting held here recently resolu-
silver and sympathy with the St Louis
boilers.
At Benwood, VIVA, the residence Of
James Price was robbed of 500 in
money and big lot of jewelry The
| inmates of the house were chloroforrn-
ed John Conners, who has served
three terms, was arrested for the rob-
berry.
A brutal murder and suicide has oc-
Cured at Winnepeg, Man. VIM. War
ren, while intoxicated, cut his wife's
throat and gashed her face and head
terribly with razor. Then he drew
the weapon across his own throat dy-
ing almost Immediately.
Sheriff Houston and posse have left
Redding, Cal, for the scene of the
threatened outbreak of the Pitt River
Indians in the Big Bend country. The
sheriff's action was taken only as a
matter of precaution, as an uprising is
not considered probable.
Vice President Stevenson, his wife
and son arrived at home in Blooming
ton, ILL.,, Friday afternoon, intending
to remain during the summer Mr..
Stevenson has accepted an invitation
to address his townspeople at their
celebration of the Fourth Saturday
The Johns Glass works and the
Humphreys Glass works, at Fairmont,
w. Va, closed. The former will make
repairs and enlargements, and will re-
sumo September 1. The latter can
only spare week for repairs. Both
have orders to run them until Decem-
! ber /.
A special train loaded with several
hundred prominent democrats from all
parts of Montana left Butte, Mont.
over the Northern Pacific for Chicago
to attend the democratic national con-
vention, The train is covered with
streamers bearing inscriptions appro-
pirate to the silver cause.
Gov. Boies left Waterloo, Ia, for Chi
cago Friday night at 7:3O o'clock unes-
corted. AS usual he had nothing to
say, but his countenance beamed with
smile that betokened confidence in
the result of the convention. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr.. Boies will not enter
the convention as a delegate-at-large,
having delegated that duty to Judge
Van Wagenen, of Rock Rapids