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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

whe.r-Receipts. &, 500. exports, - 30
bushels Spot weak. No. 2 rcd. 10. No.
/ hard. Use. options opened steady on
rains in the northwest and light deliveries.
but yielded 10 Disappointing cables. b,g
spring wheat receipts. nnc wca Their IN The
winter wheat belt. and later sol1 OF un-
der free llquidation. closlag 24eilc net low
er; No ued- May, G'AssTptac. closed We,
September ST7a0r11c: closed as1tc.
(orns-Recrlpts. 1890 bushels. exports.
800 bushels. SPOT steady. No. 2. &,'sc.
Cgrtspus OPENED Efeatly on covering bat
later declined under hsg rece-pts. bearish
sentiment and sympathy With wheat. rles-
ing unchau gri 20 - lower. NAY. = l-istf
3 also. closed 49,: September. s5's9s' go
1a;s@F:s.cesp,s. lcs. 30 burhels: exports
/ GO bushels Spot weak, No. . *. hp-
tons dull and easier wish the Other mar
kets, closiHg Ises5.c lower May. Ss32tf.
CIt mesatss-ouiet: p'ckied bellies. sssE
Sc. picked shoulders. 80. picked hams
Iard-steady: western steam closed 40
asked. refined higher
Pork-Sseady. family SO 5aaiioo
Petroleum-Quiet. Uatted closed 8 zfs
Koaln-F1rn. strained. common % good.
-Tnrpentins>-ou.et ssa.asgsac.
Coffce-Opttons Or~ned quiet a. un-
changed prices: ruled generally feature
Jess on Local trading. closed steady az 10
points decline. Sale 500 taEE. ifeil.i-
Spot RIO quiet. No Z. Lisc. mid qH.af.
CordOvs. isa. Ef1Sc. sales. Zofo bass Mara
calbo. and 3o Ceatral American p. G.
Szntos quiet. Eoot average santos lte.
.OO0: receipts. 100 bzEa. stock. la4 tssi.
Hamburg steady hut unchanged. sales.
IS 90 RIO quiet. 80. 7 RIO IL, 80, *
chauK- s-fec. receipts. LOO stock. -.
60 Total warcbouse deliveries from tha
TTnft-d rSztes e.GS5 bags. lncluasnF s.zts
from New York. New York stock tofaY.
y 40. United tsat~s stock. SO 81. anost
FOR fhs United States. 1is 20. total visible
for the United Stasss. t.SsG. against tit.-
on last year iI4Vre cloAsd bare'Y stFaasg
~ unchanged 70 = franc Tast Gel lns. sAlss.
s1rar-Raw quiet but nrm- Reahea
Ssw YORK. April a-Butter-s7fs4ay
western dairy. AM; western creznerys %
g1G1Ac. ElFlus. Nc.
Egys-S.ea1y. western. 100 ii1se, south-
Sew york. May -Cofton--ouiet. mid
erng. 1915. ret receipts. - balsu. ErgsH.
2 ~. exports - zen continent. :. -. for
warlc. "a. sales. -. Spir.nsra. ~. ste- +.
IL 20 bsl~a
TJry. rooda-T-hs-e was a very good IN
asIiry ertcnssf 20 al offerings u co3pvef.
800 ard fancy o0ftonz hut tne volume
az salaa vraa diaproforTtOnzfeL a better
faeft~x uervadas TIE market ard general
asflfftnenf supports g. There waa serns-
fhfrF Sare ~ AL cIags@z % goods for ira-
f.,<~f.afs wants. but n Response 20 orfi~FS
Trfrrtug cloths sre gfsz.5y az z > cents sBd
cd ggOLa EEatlT 6~<rsr on that 5aaaa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

CAttie-Today's market was Zee higher
than yesterday and the supply was wei
taken The range Of prices for common
TO strictly choice dressed beef and ship
ping stesrs IL now S35sG4b0 Few Steers
cell below S. 30. and plenty of sales have
been made as high as ~ butchers
stock has advanced about &c and cows
and heafers are selling largely at y lse1
SO with numerous sales OF choice heltefs
a. e 5Od375 Bulls continued 70 sell slow
" al & EyI2 %. while calves have sold up
TO "a 3 for prime ones. Texas grass steers
are rather more plentiful and sell az : -
02& While I'D lots OF superior QuS44ty
have sold close 70 $40.
Huys-Thers was further decline OF 3
cents leaving prices 5FG-5 cents low -
than a week ago. Prices are the lowest
IN many years but they are hkely 70 so
6till lower as supplies IN The near future
promise 10 continue extremely large The
bulk OF the hegs sold today crossed the
ecsles az 81 3Od355. sales being al ae1
az for heavy, with the best med4uui
weights at s.. A., and choice assorted Aght
s5esYZThis weeks supply promises %
reach about e. 60 head TrSSS today was
active al full prices. sheep were ~aASel
al & 50fI2 3 for common a.. choice rex
as selling the lowest and westerns tetch-
ing e 4GTa75. I.znts sold a. so
Recelpts-Cattle. 40; hogs. 300. sheep
Chicago. April S0.-Butter-FIrTn' cream
cry, 114ibc: dairy. gllSc.
E,ggs-Weak: fresh. sds'zc ,.-.-
Poultry-Steady. turkey 5, slSc' chilAsas'
SIC: ducks La l3C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The large pavilion of Gentry & Cos
horse and dog show was again filled last
night with an appreciaIive audience
who were held in delighted attention
throughout the performance by the
cleverest exhibition of equine and ca
nine intelligence and athletic skill ever
witnessed in Wichita. The feats, many
of them, in both the college of horses
and school OF dogs were marvellous.
showing the capability of the horse and
dog for being educated not only, but a
remarkable degree of skill and pains
taking endeavor on the part Of their
instructors and trainers.
The horses and ponies, twenty-five in
numbeh, are the pupils and are under
che personal charge Of Professor Page
Buckley. The college includes many
of the finest and handsomest specimens
of the Arabian broncho, the diminutive
Shetland pony and trick mule ever con-
gTegated. The school Of fifty-three dogs
embrac es most of the canine species,
from the mastiff to the spitZ poodle.
Under the manipulatfons of Professor
gorge w. Richards this homogeneous
family appear funnier and more enter
tanning than can be described.
After .tonight's exhibition the show
will start east in the company's own
train of cars, the intention to go away
into New England during the season;
stopping at convenient iteTvals enroute,
OF course. 10 give daily exhibitions or
for a longer enga cement. CThe first
week stand viii be made in Kansas
City, though Newton. Emporia, Topeka
and Lawrence will be visited in the or
der named.
Messrs. entry & Co, are so we'll pleas
ed with their wintering and QUILTING
experience in Wichita that they have al
ready arranged 10 return here for next
winter.
They have a. first-ciass show-chaste,
instructive, and highly entertaining.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
KANSAS CRY Markets

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
wASrs HIM KEPT OUT
Denver Republican Warns Its Farty to
Shove Senator Nalcott Got.

Denver. Colo, May The Denver
Republican which is fighting Senator
Walcott for his recent stand on the
financial question, says edito7ally:
Whatever else the Republicans % Col
o-ado may think OF Senator Wolcott's
letter 70 Chairman Hox5ert Of the Re
publican state central committe. which
we published yesterday morning. they
cannot regard its author as a a. man 10
act as delegate 70 The Republican IA
1sonsl convention Al ST. Louis.
His recent action n the senate, n r.
fuSing 20 Cooperate with Se1toT Teller
in opposition 10 the consideration OF me
Dingley tariff bill before an act for the
restoration OF bimstallism should first
be passed. proves coaciusiveiy that he
IS not IN sympathy with his own party
IN Colorado IN this matter. and the ad-
vice contained n his letter. 20 the effect
that the Republican delegates from this
state ought 70 make The best effort pcs
ssole fc- binetalllsn :; St Louis aai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

then acQuiesce in the action Of the ma
tional convention, no matter what It
might be, shows that IL would be sui
cidal folly TO send his as delegate
His pretence that fight 10 a finish
for bimetaIfsm at this time might re-
suit in the triumph Of Populism, which
he says would be worse even than the
single gold standard, is very far-fetch-
ed, and is especially ridiculous, coming
from him.
Four years ago he did more than any
other hundred men that can be named
% elect the Waite ticket in Colorado.
and, incidentally, to insure the election
of President Cleveland. who is the most
bitter enemy of bimetaliism this coun-
try has ever contained.
He says now that the Republicans OF
this state should accept any platform
that the St Louis convention may see
1T 10 adopt, and turn in and eDdeavor
10 secure the nomination OF the candi-
date most favorable 10 western inter
ests, but four years ago he deliberately
used all his influence. both as a United
States senator and as a director and
general counsel of the Denver and Rio
Grande Railway company, 20 defeat
President Harrison. who was far more
friendly TO western interests than Grow
er Cleveland, and also 10 elect the Pop
ulist state ticket.
Senator Wolcott has unquestionably
seen fit to ally himself with the domi-
nant gold standard faction of the Re
publican party in the east, and all his
wordy professions of devotion 10 the
cause OF bimetallism are completely of
set by his positive refusal TO cooperate
with Senator Teller and other silver
senators in the only method now open
TO secure just recognition for silver at
the hands of the Republican party,
namely, through a positive and une-
ouivocaI demand that bimetallic coin
age bill shall be enacted before another
protective tariff bill can be passed.
Senator Teller should be sent at the
head of the Colorado delegation TO St
Louis by unanimous vote Of the Pu-
eblo state convention on the 18th Of
May, and seven colleagues equally hon
est and faithful in their support of the
cause Of bimetallism should be sent
with him. Senator Wolcott does not be-
long in that category. by his own con-
fession, and the Republican party Of
this state would make itself the laugh
ing stock of the nation and reproach
to decency and good faith II ii should
send him as a delegate to the national
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
CITY IN BRIEE
convention

Mrs. Sumption Is entertaining MrA
Case of Kansas City.
Mr.. L. c. Jackson and wife returned
from Chicago yesterday.
The railway mail clerks at the post
office were paid yesterday.
There will be no services tomorrow at
the German Evangelist church.
Mrs. Maruh McCabe has moved her
residence to 24o North Emporia-
Mrs. Decateur has moved from the
Sedgwick block to 1912 North Engporia
avenue.
F. s. Kirk, a prominent citizen OF
Enid, was doing business in the city
yesterday
Mr.. George H. Bailey arrived home
this a. m, and he reports large trade
from his territory, including Oklahoma
and Texas.
Died-Last night at the residence OF
her parents, Miss Dorothea Sergeant,
aged IS years Funeral notice will be
published later.
Rev. c. Rowland Hill will arrive from
Topeka this evening and will hold ser
vice at ST. Johns Episcopal church to-
morrow morning and evening.
The Chautauqua Union desires every
graduate of any circle who has not al
ready sent in his or her name to do so
at once to Mrs. J. II. Black,92l North
Topeka avenue.
All members of Ivy Leaf chapter No.
rs o. Z. S. are requested to meet at
Masonic hall at $50 a. m, to escort the
remains of Grand Patron ]. A. Regnell
to the depot. By order of Mrs. 4. X.
Bristow, W. M.
Miss Rea Woodman, Miss Genevra
Jocelyn and Miss Emma Hill will assist
Mrs. La S. Garter in receiving her
friends from to 10 this afternoon and
evening. The teachers of the city are
especially invited.
Carl Sommers has retired from the
employ Of the Central Coal and Coke
company and is giving the goodbye
hand-shake 10 friends preparatory to
trying the caprices of fortune in the
mining district OF Colorado.
Mrs VanDyke, better known to the
atre goers, as Miss Ollie Eaton. sprain-
ed her ankle at the opera house. greatly
to the regret Of all those who have had
such good reason TO admire her genius
as an actress during the past few weeks.
The concert Monday night promises
10 be decided success. The program
is under the charge OF Mrs. Howarth
Beaumont, which alone ought TO pack
the house. Mrs. Beaumont will be as
sisted by some OF the best talent of the
city. Tickets on sale at Mosba cheers.
John Young. brother OF Councilman
George Young, died at 7:30 last evening
after an illness Of two weeks with ty-
pho-malarial fever. John was well
known IN Wichita where he was raised
and had a great many friends. He
was the son OF John Young, the we'll
known merchant of North Main street
No arrangements have yet been COM
pletei for the funeral, but Il will prob
ably occur tomorrow afternoon.
Alvin Wilson, the blacksmith Of whom
the Eagle gave an account Of his shoot
ing the four rifles, the last bullet Of
which removes the core OF an apple
placed upon his head. and whose wonder
full exhibition has been illustrated IN
the eastern papers. will give an exhi-
bition of !. 900 shots, at the Auditorium
on MAY Is. His 14-year-old boy will
duplicate, he says. any OF the shots here
tofore made by professional rife shoot
ers and he will surpass all other COM
petitors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
of Products-Grain Movements.


New York, May L-Bradstreets' TO-
morrow will say:
There is relatively less Improvement
in general trade this week, the present
partaking of a between-seasons charac-
ter. Wholesale merchants in staple
lines in many instances look ahead
with confidence 10 the autumn, and in
such departments as agricultural i'm
plements, building materials and hard
ware, there is reported a moderate re-
vival Of demand. There is an unex-
pectedly small number OF strikes at
this season. In iron and steel there are
advances in prices for special grades of
pig iron, due to the output of Lake SUI
perior ores required for the production
having been practically taken UP by
few interests The so-called steel trust
is reported extending its territory.
Higher quotations are announced for
coffee, cotton petroleum and anthracite
coal, while print cloths and lumber are
practically unchanged. Copper is cas-
Ter, and wool has been sold at conces-
sions, manufacturers preferring not to
buy large lots at nominal prices. The
most encourag ing feature Of the wool
en- goods market, from the point of
the domestic mills, is the higher cost OF
foreign woolens.
Exports OF wheat (iour included as
whea) from both coasts of the United
States this week are smaller than last
week, amounting TO 10000 bushels,
against l ,236, 900 bushels last week and
totals of between two and a half and
three million bushels each in CORES
bonding weeks in the three preceding
years. In the like week in 1892 the total
was 1851 900 bushels.
Weekly totals Of business failures
throughout the United States, while
averaging fewer than in weeks during
the first quarter of the year, still at
tract attention. The GAL number re-
pored is 254 this week, against 240 last
week, 206 in the last week of April 1895:
179 in 1894, and as compared with 24S in
the corresponding week in 1893. Bust
ness failures in Canada number 26,
against 81 last week, SO in the cores
ponding week one year ago, 80 two
years ago, and 30 three years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
.Ew YonK NAnKTTs

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

Munich. May 1.-Professor Geffeken.
a well known authority on international
law and editor OF The Diary OF Emperor
Frederick, has been sufocated in fire
caused by the explosion q a lamp. He
was born n Hamburg II 1890 and hsid
several important government Offices.
In 1855 he was placed in jan charged
with high treason. having published the
diary OF the emperor. which revealed
state secrets. He was finally acquitted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
GAVE A GRAND BANQUET
Ei:h School Athletic Association CeIebrai
Their Victory.

Ei:h School Athletic Association Celebrate
Their Victory.
Last night the Wichita High School
Athletic association gave a grand ban
quet at the Carey hotel in honor Of the
victory OF field day last Saturday after
noon.
There were 100 plates and a more
beautiful and inspiring scene would be
hard 10 ind than was to be witnessed
around the festive board last night. The
association had the preutlest young
ladies in the world as their guests. The
following menu was served and the
toasts given:
Consome Royal
Duchess Potatoes.
Cold Chicken Cold Ham.
Cold Beef Tongue.
Cold Slaw. Salmon Salad.
Vanilla Ice Cream. Strawberries
with Cream.
Assorted Cake Fruit
Coffee.
ToaSts-Toas tmaster Theron Barrett
our Winfield Confreres, Claude
Larimer.
Musical Athletics"-Miss Jessie
Clark
The Future Of the Association
VIII Price.
Alunnae and Association Irwin
Taft
The Boys'-AIiss Pearl Miller.
Value Of Athletics''-R. T. knight
Miss Athlete"-MiSs Nina Reams.
The Athlete IN the Pulpit'-Rev.
Bruce Griffith.
THE Ladies"-Roy Kramer.
The kindest words were spoken Of
the Winfield boys who Contested the
honors with them. Professor Smith
spoke encouragingly Of the future out
hook AZ 1 o'clock they adjourned
voting the second annually banquet as
q perfect success
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
Gold Shipments to Europe.

New York. May lyon Hoffman & Co
will ship tomorrow between $4,000 and
$500, 900 of gold. Lazard Freres viii not
ship in excess of $3.50. 900. Ladenburg
Thelman & CO. have postponed their
shipment OF $4,000 in gold bars and
the actual shipment tomorrow IS there
by reduced to 81 200. 600.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
ToEEIGS sTARKETs

LIVERPOOL Nay l.--8acon-T)uii. deznAaeh
Es.ef-T.xtra r5ssz mes. Cos. prime r1sss.
Blr-
medium. - -.
lard Steady. prifus western. - -. -
nn-e On pz'isJ -.
Butter--F11esf Latte9 States. 90 Esssas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. May 1.-Openlng quotations for
wheat were a shade under yesterday :
close. Prominent brokers were buying
May and selling July at l7Sc spread. July
opened at &C and easci of 10 - qs3isc.
Cora opened lsc lower: July, 3gi.c. with
most Of the trading IN May. Prices were
held al about the opening figures.
Oats showed no change; July opened at
1914 and May at I75sc: trading beng most
~ In May.
Furnished by r L. BOSTICR, Commits
sion Merchant, room 10. over Kansas Ma
bawE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
RANK CLEARINGS.

New York, May 1.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease, as
compared with the corresponding week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
Grnr. rhree Inches n Month.

That Is what the hair does when
DANDERINE IS used. II IS clean and
does not dye Especially recommended
10 ladies who desire soft and luXurlalt
hair. All druggists, 800.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

London. May The enga cement OF
Mr. David D. Wells. second secretary
Of the United States embassy here, 10
Marietta, daughter OF DR.. Ord Brooke
Street. Is announced.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

To- 49, psek boEA art casfl<-
fFat A. gsrsrEsslss Festgwsrs. kpEN
49, roFax 81 Hgs@. hnEs.
H-h3taer & EzTz-@A. Co1Nag 6pTsEs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
Dandrunr DOME Grow

Where Danderine dwells. One applica-
ton. Clean Head. Clean Coat Collar.
Looks better; Feels better. Get some.
Ali druggists, SL00.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 1.-Score:
Ri E
Grand Rapias.1 10000 s-81 5
Columbus .4 2 2 0 0 0 2 *-12 Is 2
Batterjss:-Brown, Lloyd and Smink;
ZONES end Wilson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

Il II Z
Quincy ...1 0 . 00010 5-912 8
Rockford OO5 1000 O-6 6 2
B8tteries-Lathrop, Reidy and Quinn;
Underwood and Snyder.
Des Noines, Iowa, May mo game;
rain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

81 'oSSpn' ~hc'' -hdJ 1.-oCoio
r H z
81. Joseph 30 0 0 0 80 2-712 5
jDubuQue .....1 2 2 l OIL 2 -
Ba ttehies-Johnson and Mitchell;
ReyeS and Zalhner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

Burlington, Iowa, May 1.-Score
Ri Z
Burlington IL o. 1 0010- "a 2
CEDAR Rapids 3 0 3 0 90 Is 2
Enthusiastically and Grimm; Car
riSch and Sullivan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02

Minneapolis, MINI, May 1-Score:
r H +
AiinneapoH 300 ISL Z
milwaukee, III 1 o 0 1 10 4 IA o
Batteries-Duryea and Schriver; Rett
;ger and Speer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
TRADING is LIGHT
OUTSIDE INTERESTS LET THE MAR
KET VERY MUCH ALONE

Renewal of Gold Exporting and the Uncsr-
for the Attitude OF the Public-Thsn
There is Congress, Which stands In the
Is AIieged-Duliness and Reacti0nAry
Tendencies Rule the wesk-Goid Ship
ments Report
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
LOOKING FAR AHEAD
WHOLESALERS FIX THEIR HOPEFUL
EYES ON AUTUMN.

For the Present, the Week Shows Rels-
Situation Being of a Between-Seasons
Character - Agricultural implements.
Building Materials and Hardware Mod
erateiy Reyiyed-Steel Trust Spreading
Out-Advances and Recessions in Prices
of Products-Grain Movements.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-02
GIVEN TO ST. PAUL
UMPIRE MDERMOTT NOT IN FAVOR
WITH THE BLUES

Kansas City Refuses to Go on Account
of Rain and Darkness and the Saints
are Awarded the Game IN the First
I Half of the Ninth Inning. While the
score Stands IA to IL in Their Favor
blues Accused of Playing Against Time
sz Order to Run the Game Into the
Nignt-Fights in the Game.
st Paul, Mimi, May 1.-St. Paul was
given today's game by Umpire McDer-
mott because Kansas City refused to
continue the game. AT the time, in the
Grst half Of the ninth inning, the score
Eas u TO IA in favor Of ST. Paul. The
kansas City team revolted against
both rain and darkness, but in the ear
ly part Of the game they had delayed
it, hoping for rain. The game consum-
ed nearly three hours and a half. Three
fights between players were narrowly
GVerted.
Detroit, Mich, May 1.-Score:
r H T
Detroit ........0 0 o 2 5 0 2 o Pill II 2
Indianapolis % 0 1 1 l 0 o. 10 z
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funds it was called stealing. Now what
right had the president to take money
raised for one purpose and use il for an
other purpose?
Perhaps the New York senator can
understand, but you can't get it into the
head Of a farmer"
81 would despair after the senator's
exhibition here replied Mr.. Hill, ito
get anything into his head"
Mr.. Hill went on TO show Mr.. Tillman
and Sherman occupy the same platform
"as to greenbacks," adding that he
would leave it to the two senators to
fight 1t out between themselves.
Mr.. Tillman again interrupted to re-
mark: From your view Sherman is a
better Democrat than Cleveland and a
better Democrat than you are your
self"
Then the senator Is defending the
Democracy of Mr.. Sherman" asked
Mr.. Sherman.
That is about it." said Mr.. Tillman.
THAT is where 1 wanted to get you,"
RESPONDED Mr. Hill
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