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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina tn g
~ subscribers have been duly Apo inted
executors of the VIII of
CORNELIUS ILSLEY,
late of Portland, in the County of Cumberland
deceased, and have taken upon themselves that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands upon the estate
of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
B BENGhLAS Nj NJ if lesley, Executors.
Portland, Jan. 81, 1896.
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THE PRESS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 1.

The appointment of Mr.. W. HI. Amber
son as surveyor of the port of Portland
will give general satisfaction, not on y
to his political friends but to his political
opponents as we'll. He is in every way
qualified for the place, and furthermore
he is a gentleman in ever sense of the
word.
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The New York Sun repudiates the
Davis resolution because it thinks its
effect will be to weaken the Monroe doc
trine. Probably the resolution was de-
stined to die anyway, but the Suns OBJ
lection will help to kill it, inasmuch as
it will discredit it with the extremists,
who probably thought the resolution
strengthened instead of weakened the
Monroe doctrine.
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STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

F. II. JAG kson, A. P. Clark, L. Il.
Whittier, J. H. Blanchard and D. B.
Herring have been chosen committee of
Abbott and Dover creditors, to draw up
resolutions to present at the next meet
ing, which is to be held February 5th
We understand that since the adjourn
ment of the last meeting some of the
creditors are trying to arrange for an
assessment of one per cent. on the notes,
or portion of them, the amount to be
used in paying an expert accountant for
examining the towns books used by
Judge Hale while treasurer.
+. J. Tracy of Stacyville, had an in.
teresting and rather exciting experience
"A short time ago while in the woods on
an exploring trip. He made his camp by
the side of a small pond about fifteen
acres in extent, which abounds in trout
and is a gathering place for big game.
He was standing near this pond when
he saw at one time fourteen deer, three
moose and four black ducks, all within
rifle shot. Such sight as that is seldom
seen, even in the wids of Northern
Maine.
Bangor aants new water filters that
will cost 500, 600.
Fine red breasted birds having beaks
competent to do business in winter time
are feeding on the mountain ash and on
the buds of the NAPLES on Bangor streets
just now. 1.-THE birds,'' says man
who knows, care Pine Grosbeaks from
the north. They live in the Ca nadas
and northern Maine in summer, and in
winter come to this latitude y
The horses which are used on the Ken
nebec ice fields are so accustomed to
dropping through the ice that they don't
seem to mind it. They are yanked out
little roughly to be sure, but they take
their medicine like the chickens belong :
ing to the family that was constantly
moving which, every time they saw a
covered cart stop in front of their house,
would turn on their backs ard stick their
legs into the air to be tied together,
ready for transportation.
A movement is on foot to build a new
Universalist church at PittsfieId, which
is likely to materialize before very long
The old structure. which was the origi-
nal church building in the village, has
seen its best days and is hardly up to the
modern standard.
Parkhurst has at present three curiosi-
ties: A white owl, a three legged fox
and an authenticated dude. A man
and boy followed the owl two days, two
men and dog followed the fox week,
and half dozen girls are after he
dude; they are all at large yet.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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" n NTn-ED-

A GENTS for Gen. Longtreet'S new book
"A From Manassas TO AppomattoX": the
only work on the civil war by Confederate
commander; veterans of the Blue and Gray buy
it; sales Unprecedented big profits to active
agents; exclusive territory given; book now
ready. One agent sold $3.50 worth first 10
days of January Address, ). @. ADAMS &
60, 20 Bromfeld ST., Boston. ian3Qeod3t
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still ar IT.
Ihe Carnival Management Forging
ahead Mih lis MOrk-At saltair
gu Tue 3rd-Ihc Mild West
SHOW.

From present indications the Mild
summer Carnival will come very near
owning 5al,alr Beach on July 8rd, tie
second day Of tho Statehood celobra.
ton. During the afternoon the queen
ofthe Carnival Will paya Slate visit TO
me pavilion, ami tho usy's program
Will embrace an Indian war dance by
Banu0ck braves, music by 'he Indian
band, Aquatic sports Of all kindr, and
an exhibition of high diving by pro.
frs-iOnal experts. In the evening tho
gtaud 0all Iu honor VI the queen viii
take place, which viii probably bs tUr
most notable terpsiouUTuan event ever
witurrtuI In the West. The maui
moth pavilion willlbe lsyibhly dtrITat-
ru lJr the occasion, Uslucbl st-
tuuIi.u being paid 10 Illuminating
features, aui the famous rfsOTt Will be
the scene VI unlimited mofTIment from
morn lill night.
Preparations for tho wild Wet show
anu cowboys tournaments, which Wi
give COnuuu Vs. exhibitions a. the
EKpOs,IlOn grounds under tbs direction
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of AIau p.ul, afa u.,U. Icivgiy
U. Do. 'iBu ,nH.s In tlU various
tuu aIiInu 'vrua luF. Hiuady been
maIU aud vI.i..r- VIII Uo treated TO "a
ttsiIsIg portrayal 10 tue NE, Cusinms
anu sUYrH peculiar 60 the haiuy laIH
who mH.r ihr frontier their home.
TIE committee on program OF the
Cluiv.l QUO putting the nuuhing
touches OBJ iuuir work uuI the
Official lsi of features for tue three
Gaya VIII foDu Boz IcsIy Cor
,uui Chu.u. The showing %.
attractions Will boz fiuuUnIUus In it,
Uf.u|u ..Bnul wIllau rico tUp public
uy o. variety aud number % rOynl
rvHuHH.
BIsIuaaa muH unI e.. IONS generally
ME owing uHmupuIaulo Interest iu
the au. I..t 10 decorations. The sticufs
% the CNy VIII pr,Hruf urci eddy
rny au1 attractive appearance during
the Carnival season, diving evidence
that our public spirited u,ou o uro alive
tIt HH.fIt nf f.. u.yNafHu.
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couuErT om,LLENCED
~ n Lady OF tbc trnui,i Ih.atri--i
tumuaHl.

~ lady ct thr truuI,S Thsatri-
tumuanl.
sAN EHASCECu, Cal. June "a
Mics LauBiug Rowan, au uglrcss OF lbu
Frawiry company, has challenged
Champion CJTurtt Oh meet her Ia q
scientific Hpatnng Cuniua.,
The iait brave VINO Wlshua o. nut uu
tho gloves aud score pyluts wi,u
CaliurnIaH prize looks anything iu
toe world uuta iumtlH uugillbi. She
isa tyre Ot yuuug woman familiar 10
tuu Euglisn-luu rIIt uf H.ilr, rosy
checked lhss VIII. tuuyrs on nrr cUu-
butuuUuhi tramp ui many miles
iuily. ruu 10 go height somewhat
above the average. mraaurIug hyl ices
seven aud oup.uaIl Inches ana weighs
lal pounds. Mis- Rowan oImmruuuI
her athletic o.tugr al Mu. Rrcg's
school Ia Now NufH,
La dHcussiug her challenge Dt the
champion, sho sAIu! "lnIouI, I am
quite Ia earnest. 1 know u SOUNDS
dreadful, bui 4 u3u'. look on the mat
ter Ia that way IL h. simply that /
have mauo d scientific study Of buKu K
and itcl absolutely sure that can
meet Cutuutt Uu bis own ground,
"Am / IA tfauingi Nus, taat Il a
certain part Of my work | keep up all
tue time. take certain exercises la
my room anu walk either Va Dr out tu
the park every day. ride 10 the
beach aud M 1 ~ Uut early / am not
DISTURBED, auI 1 DO my running there.
luat I Ike test Of all.
"WhaI do ! wear when boxing. Oh,
lust a sweater and bl0umrr. nave
not my suIt with mu, but IL Is an easy
matter 10 arrange ioT that will got
II at Hhun notice.
When word was conveyed 10 CIrJett
he smiled, scratched his mead aud iid
come neayy thinking. Alter consider.
ablu CugilGIluE, he SAID; 'Wcll, /
DOM know what ~ cay. That l. the
stTang,s prOpasiIion 4 ever received.
I Will try auu think out this problem,
10 Shatkvy leaves Any lhlug Of me, but
/ dgn't believe / nm equal 10 lbo
JccnsiOu Just now"
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EelIss want. information.

wAsuuNGIUS, june .i-Complr5l.
ler EuElrs Has undertaken Al tKttn.
Hiye iuquiTy 10 laarn tho yafi0ua
kinds ui cIt4it iuaiuui uts ana muuuy
nold by all the bank ug institutions iu
the United states, Ito has sout out
~ 900 letters t. national bsnks, slate
HuI priyus5 bauks guH lOAu aud lus.
C0mpEuius urglug Tor Information uu
these points. a year ago the comp.
iruiltT maIu an luyvslgatiOn OF tUB
kind, but hv cJniubd % 10 tue 1900
national bauar. rue results OF thai IA.
vtrtlghuun was 90 interesting uuu
valuable tnat nu decided 10 make "a
new one this year, which should IN.
Guide every Dankiug institution Ia the
UaituI states. Ino information viii
uu sent 10 the comptroller on July !,
aud VIII DO tAbIiateI anu published
IA his annual repof. 10 DO Issued next
December
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Returned Home.

Elder Daniel q. Walker OF Eden,
Weber county, called Al this office, be.
ing IA tie city. lie returned lrom
mhsiUu 10 the Iowa conference on
May % %, having been sbsaut siuos
October 10, 1895, He mas curing this
time lhb9Tru onicily in Jackson coun-
~, Missouri, aud IA Lamont, Decatur
county, where mo- has met with much
success, he gFyg. among the people hs
visited. On account OF falling health
no was nuuswbly released from his
mission, Tut lie hopes to be able AG
some future time ~ take up the labor
.usre.
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GensraI Cnmpol'. DueI setlIed.

NEW YORK, June "A special 20
the Head from Madrid fAyE All Tho
daily papers publish the letter Of Gen.
,ral Cannon rom u.s SEQ mis-, Marquis
Miranda Do Euro aud Matqlis ChUri.
unuad, quoting the 0nu Hllrusfed ny
lhpm 10 General BlrterU's seconds, IA
which tboy soy tuat IA view Of the
mUatutts adopted by the government
olniUrmAbly with the military aud
,ivil law and many other ClToum-
Btances, dsemiug the nOnut aud vallf
NJ MhIsnBl CaulpUs fully suftaiuru,
they consider any further prolougatiUn
~ tho situation inlu'0usiblr by tine
laws OF huuOr, Therefore they with.
draw from the mission intruslvd lu
them by General CampOs.
1h,b lutsan end 10 the affair, much
10 the satisfaction o everyone,
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COSTOF SPAT'SILR
N LESS 1m,S 1wgLya MONTHS.


NEW YoRiS, JuHa .4.-A special %
the World ff1m santiago, Cub, nyI!
The failure % Spain 10 conquer the
Cuban patriots, bs'iIus ll..s proved
by the continuous defeats U. ilr itopH'
In the Held OF battle, the i1gs 90 money
la brt treasury ami poor groiit che
enjoys, Is also plainly sggI ~ tue
supfgme ,iilft made Ia suuliHgm
mon ami war material 10 tuna sIrco
the beginning Of the ttlIEglo with
such poor suCccu. In MHul, 1895,
spain s.ut 10 Cuba s5J1.OI. 100 Apul
100000; In August fi,NI.uIn, DO
september so 400 100; ir ID. H.r 5000.
UIn, ia NUv,m.rI Sl,slI.I 30. ID
c.mbpr SiUuU,ull, Boo J.uU.. 1893,
$4,000. DJU, o.. F.wupfg .NI.uJJ, u
total ~ .lga2l,uuD fl.u March,
1895, 81 Auui 40, l5IB, 3ua.. ups sent
T. tuia 90 generals, Il2 '.fs, Los
captains anu lI.utHuauts, 1870 Huu.
lieutenant, H. 500 cor. .H anu
H iuHr, li3 COMMON, liN.Ill r.Ha,
Q. 900 usyuur's. OBJ, lgi chtv. .' canister
snu., Ul,s5s,aI7 uaftlIgor rud a. 1928
kil1 Trans Ui uup0w ict. THIH1 q .urus
urs DEgu rom ~ LiDrtal, Gus Oi tuu
h-st nuUHpapHfs & Madrid.
uAiN's uurE.
sew NuHIy, June GA special 10
tlr nytalI ttUm MANI BaYHs
publiu opinion IN spniuus 10 Europe
nuI even iu America, dOtr NOS ttcgg.
MIS- la Cuub, particularly among
some OF &C. inhabitants. thr condition
UCluHHafy Tor the cInstIIuU of au
iuuCp" uIuHt state. f0g tUIs reason
one iuiCgl that at Tue bottom OF tue
whole affair tue Joliet HI.ius ur,tH
the anu. Nati0u OF the islluI ana DO
! Mr. ~ knlCy haH uli H.urI fuch
Hu UyuutlhiiIy, which 90 u.. nImiss.
able, ha has from political point 90
view, stopped nall way Political
opinion Ia spain D. not Iu the least
diaiutued by the announcement llat
our p,oplr VIII Wldl thr uu,Iss de-.
nnudod mem 10y patriot. m without
/ vIrfyiu. iHumHtlyys over Iuu rtluIa
| But 10 70 De- not 90, the Spauilr. To- Know
1 perfectly well tao great difference be-.
| twvUn tue zee arlti0ua contained iu
| convention platform anu tHrir vxtcu.
lion later in the Waite HOUSE, when
/ lhcy nio found 60 De- Difficult, even
impossible OF 1mp.lsumsuL The
| promise OF a convention platform has ~
/ 10 fcctifrd, cur.ailrd, abandoned,
| according 60 Time AMI Ci.oImsiauCof.
! The tusp1H sibIlitius ~ pow .r lic heavily
/ Uu nIl public men, Ia ulI cru ltrlrs, auu
/ especially when % happens d. va the
| United States tu gt tie executive b. Ia.
| dependant OF the nation auu CJugfess,
! NOT do tue Spanish people tat Co
! recognize Be- tue admirable COusfilu.
/ ton Of tho United States, among other
advantage, the pogu iaTity %. hnviug
| IT, organisms 30 we'll brlihCrI tuaI
ample time h given fIr Tgil lection. We
cunt, thufei to, not only Ju tue spirit
o. iustice ever alive m tho Uuiltd
States, but alsl on lur Inevitable cur.
rent vi future event.
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rmE roruLI,. NOMINATION.
Preparations for ,hc Gathering Nr-.i
Month.

81. LOUIS, June al. II. Mellow.
oil Of Union CITY, roun., sefgeant-at.
arms Of the Peoples party national
convention, when viii convene tn
thls city July %, arrived In tue city
last night. Hu will establish himself
IN the Peoples party headquarters 90
the fiflh l1OI OF the CUmme cal bulli-
INK fot the ensuing woeK, after VIII ich
hn viii 70 10 the convention nall.
Eugene smith, first assistant sergeant.
at.atm-, viii be here from Chicago
about July 10.
Tue annual reform press assOcla tions
will convene IN annual Hcs Ion two
days before the convention. IL has "A
mombttship Of about 1000 Populist
editors from all pstt- OF the county,
Tue National Reform psTly will meet
In conference with the national com.
mitteo ot tue Peoples party In 81.
Louie tue day preceding the latter
pAtty's convention,
Tno nationalist party, led by John
II. ST, John, has ALTO been Invited TO
the conference, but no reply has b=sH
received.
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RETURNING FROM DEapCREEE.



the Deep Cf1eE uulry railway
auI mining mems Xs,.rlng party
which lott uyrp 1u the lG.u Inst. will
return home by srcri.l train this
sycIt1a over tho Ubn and Novadp
tom The TorIc county terminus
where this Afternoon tnoy were %
abandon their cluvps.tUrIod wagons
&c Superintendent j "A. NUuug'- pfi.
wave uar.
The drsCt..tNuurI and brwhiskefed
travellers yuWUfIaHu the iHlOWiug
gentlemen. General Manager EI.
UrNwJu, VI tur UuiOu Pacific.
a. uUFai SUPERINTENDENT Bancroft,
J.. J.. Mrtgui, supruuicuIrrt OF
hu.ri service, Assistant General Freight
Agent b. ". Ecpts. Colonel s.. W.
Clayton ul 10000 Unh g. Caufutnii anu
Sait LAX a. p4Cnf, g. h. Rlbinguu Of
the GHiu,u ba.r, buIrgu CuHmUu,
pJosiIenl OF tho Gal.uu, Fnug a.
OliCuL msuarrr OF the pruusyl vaui,
smUltsf 10 SANDY. Geo nu IItiDu 10 these
there wttu three ufIvurs OF wagons
uud two cooks. Toe parry have evi.
uruty uHd 900 arIuUus tII. How inr
west they went b. NOS known nud viii
uuf bu here uuiu their return t"'a
q ling,
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Usu. campboii Maniac.

Los ANGELES. Cal, June ga
General a. IS. Caupuril, the wou
kuuwn Republican orator, was taken
10 the county jail last uigut taYlug
mauiac. General Campbbl's allure
ui MIND 10 extremely Eau, lilo b. q
lawyer OF nigh Standing ami strong
attachments ana "a glltod orator.
lie came To this city from kansas aud
some months ago his vito died. Hur
loss entsllsd great sun ring upon tue
general, whose constant bfloding over
his condition had tuputluduced brain
tOytr,
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siLyrnIN WV YOnIl.
irtcrrsi IN the Unic,mr of tue ne 81.
cratic convention.

irtrrcst IN the Uutc'mr at ihe ne ..
cratic Convention.
EARATUuA, y, v, June 2i.-W hilc
tho numuur of people Ia Attendance
upon tue Democratic statu convention
today II smaller than usually, there
hns urtn the last few iours q marked
awakening " Interest b. the oslo me,
due 10 the hggtrHsivuntts VI tue ifUu
silver wing which has entered upIu
an agitation that promises 10 Try tue
resources Uf 90 experienced IOliticll
leaders as Hill anu Wuitncy. The
silver men dec AIRED their purporu OF
making themselves heard IN tue cUu-
veuliIn, snuuld the committee report
an uut'aud.oui Aul-isilvrr plank. Some,
hONovrr, are disposed 10 accept Whit.
ury's proposition Ota declaration In
favor oil blmotalism when that can br
brought about upon a basis VI later.
national agreement, the existing syB.
tom 10 be maintained IA the mohn.
time.
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BANK DIVIDEND.
Ei9E's Savings Bank Declares 4 Six
Per Cent Dividend.

Al meeting n the board Of direc.
tore Of ZloH's Savings bank ami Trust
company held today a dividend OF six
per cent ON tbs capital stock WAS do
ClSred, payable July ist,
Tue showing made by this Institution
is mott gratifying one-the deposits
now reaching nearly one million aud
a quarter dollar, Since the bank was
instituted In 1873. l6,5Sl savings &C.
counts have Urun opened comprising
ail clas.rs NJ people, Including very
Hrgr number IN other states aud terri.
.urlrs ~ well n, some from foreign
countries.
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CLAYTON, Wis, June GA cy.
clone swept over section Of county
four miles south Of hofe. A number
Of dwellings aud barns were dcmol.
ishtd. one man, namo unknown, was
fatally lnInfnl.
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ReIIel S0cIely COnlerence.

The quarterly conference OF the
Relief society VI the salt Lake STAKE,
VIII be- held on Saturday, June g7lu,
IN the Assembly hall at lUH. m. AM
Pan, Special memorial services Will
be nelt In tue afternoon. A cordial
invitation II ,xteuuud 10 all interested
ia the conference.
Nj, IsAuELLA Horse,
President. b
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.sToP HE,IDENr CLEVELAND.
The Attorney 0sn.raI FseIs sure lie
wan Not IrT AERiu.

CISCiSSATI, o., June 2i.-Attor.
nvy General Harmon wont 10 Wasl-
ingt0n last nIghi. AsEuI A. President
Cleveland would run Tor another term
SIT. Harmon replied: Certainly not.
There never was u time, / believe,
since his present tenn ~ PRECEDENT
that he ever bad the slightest idea OF
buinR a candidate again, and am
confident that under the oifcum.
HInuCes nc would not accept a TvnUml-
AhLLl..n
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CUSsrANriNuuLE June .4.--A die.
tuibuuCu ui rs HuUluH character co..
cutfuJ at Van MsuHny. Many
AfmUnlnus we're Killed. Mauy
sought fo.usc iu the Bfu.h consul &c.,.
II T. estimated chat 900 Iyr.us we've
KILLED on both slI.aIl thl u0ulg Is-t
week And on MJuulH.
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Sass fHANgDCI, Juur -i-G. W,
Noe, n pfOmiuuui a .HuEUBt MERCHANT
b. iu The uIly. Speaking VI Chinese
commercial RfiAlts uu tals. "Iuur.
uaa been great uuHInuss activity since
tue war especially at hO1E Kong auI
Shanghai. Uuuur the new t.u4ty
iutolgnUus my impyit goods A. d
result i've great cotton mills atu guiu,
~ Shanghai, under Gurmuu, Buusu
auG AmuflCAu ru.UfylHiuu, They
viii probably mN.r -II,uIl bales uI
yUlrIu cotton Jam y.H., which DO the
amount now Imported lrYu lu4la.
"hauA ttuGaH uAyu greatly urprO.
Ciatrd since 800 war lu some ctsvt
Jumping itum a. pur cent 90 1913 pet
cent. Anutuut t.uIuragIug sign iu tue
tull4tug ul t4lifu.uH. Tue TOAD itou
Pckiug 20 Haug luIa AM from there
10 Canton will no d0ub, uu bIilL Tbs
Chiutto vets tsuEag tnh vaius VI roc VI
by tue late war,
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MiNNrArILH nuI.. JI4o 20 "A
fire be- the Jrilfyy AMI coz. NIcJllyt
street a.Ulr lHH. HIful was checked ur'
fore % tufiHu. ly DANA god tue uui'lIuE.
The .1rA wts damaged % tue amount
OF ElIUIu.
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NrlN.tIlr..Irt,nr VIZ.

MADRID, JuHu gl-rno opposition
has decided Co ftqu,.t tue COVER mont
To- Introduce o ui.lff. vidiug suite emit
resources 10 pfotccl.u The campaign 90
CUBA.
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Engisud Was Az,,nst AustrAiis.

LONDOS, June a. ho play be-
tween 81, England uiryuus anu Aus.
traiihn yibIHns crlustt players were
resumed this morning. All-EngiauJ
eventually won ~ siX wiOkets.
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Nav York, Jane ga special 10
the hvul from Conblautinople tRys:
The grand Ni1Ier auuOu aces that he
has cOnyUkei the CTcthn assembly.
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f.acb..rt. So WcLsaH, IpufmIu,
O. .ldtu eni Finley were debated
u.Hc .'.
%. J. saiv y va, nominated Dor
r Ivtiu0f.
TFNbs SILVER DIM CVA1s.
husrIS, Texas, IIni gi--rne OH.
yer 0.ntu convention bssuuuIUI ut
$3.50 aud alter several houiH' ulHcusai1n
adopted the platform on whiCn the
row was pfecipitaioi last nigu. VIII
a few amendments II debates Tor nee
silver Of 10 90 regardless Of action OF
any foreign cluutfiUa. The platform
als1 Olu.Umra the n publican ill.
lBcIts. Aill3gO 'c.ous tho roll was
called Ou the question whether four OF
eight delegates Ut large ia aid be- sg.
ltC,uu 10 tue Chicago convention.
IL was decided TO send eight dele.
gates Instead oil four 10 the ChlcnsJ
convention. john y. DunCat Juhu
Is. BlaEe, Congressman BAILEY, Gov.
etu0f &. a. CuluUrs1u; john H..
Regan, n. q. Soutoor, senator horHCr
ChiltOn And Ex-Governor h0gg, Wcro
elected,
This convention almost unanim7ug.
~ Instructed ~ delegates ior Baud
Tor President In spite u ths urtUs
opposition ~ HUgE, Chiffon Hnd
Olhuis.
SEW YORK nrNocRATs.
SARATOGA, y. y. June 2i.-Bciaro
the assembling Of tue convention 70
was given out that Senator Hili would
be permanent chairman. Tue iisl OF
uliotnatus had slsI undergone o. come
pluto revision, cK.pHtmaHtUr BlsBsll
having decided 10 10 ~ Chicago no
district delegate rather than Go alter
nstu n large, even with the promise ~
senator MuTphy's proxy. william H..
Grace also dccliued. Tue C0nvsn.
IOu was called 90 order by Chairman
uiucgley VINO Introduces Mayor john
Boyd Thatcher of Albany ~ temporary
cIairman. ThatcpHt's speech wac
ucoly spplauuoI. DIung tHr cHll OF
The roll there were ,nihusia tIr cheuTs
when tno name OF william C.Nhitucy
WIS reached. a demonstration Uf
almost equal iervor greeted tGu name
VI DAVID -. HIN. After tuv appoint.
munt u cUmfuiticos the convention
| took tcCuss uHtil O'Clock.
Tue platform adopted by the Dem %
/ cratic state convention declares that
/ the decline In the commercial value VI
silver has brought about disparity be-
tween that metal anu g1l which can
only be adjusted with The ..1l Grafton
| OF other governments. Until an iu.
tuTnntiOual agreement can bee agreed
upon the convention approves OF the
existing rOli standard,
Tue following delegates AMI alter.
mates 1t large 10 the National Demo.
cratic convention were elected: Dole
gates, Dav'd Is. mn, Eiwhr1 Muu by,
| Rolwoil 4. Flower, Frederick II. Cuu.
uert. Aueruatcs, RluUft EaIlys, M.
w. Wee, jacob a. Cansuf, william
Purcell.
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