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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25
FOR "lNCITlNG A RIOT"
Nnafse on Which the Miners Union Pre-

N"aise Oh Which the Miners Union pras,
| dent Was Arrested '"'' VS.
u,rr.,,, o'o'' september =. Thirty
tr ., Us - nave oeen issued by She dis.
| ~, NO"t lor officials and members Of
| the executive c5mfu ito, ~ 80 -.
| union ap ch,,, -, "a ''iii -
| ti,a,r.,, So WI" INC murder o.
! -, Jerry y keeie, Fifteen OF thess
| nave en- served and .ha man ,,,,,,4 d..
TEEN are In tnl Ed,y,r, 80 ""i'.Vu III
| Idaho - t""'u b9Ecc OF loisc,
IN" president Of the Western fedora.
'''" OIL min RS. was placed in ian by tine
! ely marshal l,s,. o,..,.,.-.. 81" Jul W '"e
I'M, ,ha, ,''' Us eV'hinG' the sheriff stat
,,, "e was th.re Tor safe kespiag
II" VildVge having been ui,aa n,.oi,s, ri.
as yet. ''''s' M"
There
inc Miners union AZ Tho c,,v nan lac,
evening. and G,n.,.,,, nan N's'
souad ,,.,.t O''e'" btooks sent l
- VIA Il "a'Ans gun to the hall VITA
ifVuc'lons 10 prevent the meeting rna
gun WAS iater r,.,,,r,.., ''''s '"e
qu.rt.rs III, ,,'. 20 VA ''fS hea l.
- - '"N union NEE Ing having been
.V.u AT another hour and being I'm s,...,,,
IN zen minutes.
lhe order. declaring thnt tn, .,,,. .,,.,..t,
"oeome suhjec- to martini law n. iti',''',l
H'sterddy afternoon. Vas susn"ndsJ ~, 4
b clock Bctot. the latter notr a,,, ~
',S oIder was indefinitely ,,snpn.iaa - W.
AN2ltcment Is again al fs,r.r. Gott owing
" the alarming runiors ana tho talu,N, 10
uv,ate martial law
Ihe weather is dsagrecably cold and
camp
Except tina, civil ofa,nrs ror the Tina
icing are allowed TO exercise lNeir con
sutotlonal prcrosatlvo. prttidal thev do
mnhts' military rule !. sApren,r today in
LeduNiile. soldiers will make arreptn dis.
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his paper. the Raleigh Caucasian. an oil
iprlhl warning poidiliRls In North caro-.
Ina against rctalinting upon the dupib-
GRATIS hc'nukn the democratic papers which
profess TO be ~ Bryan advise iG,eir read
crS to scratch the p9pullg, names on the
fusion ticket.
There is," sHlA the senator zone in
stance OF this lNni among the demoosa Tie
press IN North Carolina Of which I have
bren Informed and / have NO doubt the
example VIII be followed by othcr papers
IN Cthor States. While protesting 10 sup
rort u. yam nre at heart against him, "
their example f. followed by the populist
nhutfH advising pOpnlisis 10 scratch tho
demo- re- ne elec tprH on fusion the result
might be disastrous"
Nj Butter SAYS that steps should be-
tlfcn Immediately by his conlmlitc" 10
prevent such a result by sending circulars
10 tho popilai papers throushou, tho
country warning them Of the plH1ibio cr-
feet ~ such a courAe and ahiurlnR thcm
to pive loyal support 10 tho ticket In cases
whore fusion may hive been effected. RI
Elrdieas of the course OF the dcmocra Tic
,iapnrS.
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LITTER FROM JUDGE PHELPS.

To the Editor OF The POST.
LAGRANGE, Texas. September al see
in the News OF this day an nr icle from
he pen Of It's staff correspondent at
Austin or the Race for Congress" which
is so full of Interpretations. in so
far as 1T speaks of he race in this dis
tr!ct. that | beg leave TO reply to Il
through your columns IN ;he first Pace
while It may be conceded BY the oppo-
nents of democracy in Austin that Haw-
ley will defeat both Shelburne and Allen, -
this Is not Conceded anywhere in the
Tenth district, unless IN Galveston.
have nothing 10 say AZ present IN regard
70 the complim MS paid 10 Mr.. IIawlcy
by said correspondent, but | mus say
that sad CORE ipoptpnl shows An utter
ignorance of ;he character ability and
popularity OF "ilonost Jim shehnine.
He Il a man of .he people lnI for tie reo;
pie Is unassuming ana does NOT rrotehi
10 he an era. or. He Is good lalker and
sound, logical r"asoncr as he demon
strated at both Moulton ana SchuehhcrE
last week. iial the stad man been 81
those places he would have heard Shcl-
burne speak over thice uinuos and +
he had heard The applause With which
Shelburnc'4 spec hes Wer, greeted hv the
common Teople ne WoIld have conclu ted
thar Hawley will n.ver se' To- oonsress
while his presen; democrat, opponent Is
The record Of shelbmrc while IN the
STATE senate, and he wo~k he did, Is, ono
of which any statesman might well e
proud The peon.c OF his senatorial DIS
trlct are satisfied with him aud rewarded
him by doing all hey con- 10 place MIN
in a higher position. From all that !
can learn OF lie efforts OF Nr, liaWlcy
at Nnulton, COLUMBUS and Schi"hpnrs'
he Is losing friends wherever he slc9ks
As became true lie iorrdl, iaiihiul 10
Tho PRINCIPLES o: lis parry. Sheibufne
accepted ana indorsel nc chicago plat
form and is making gallant htht tor
he nominees of the party. StAt" ana Na-
tionsl. The interior counties o. he I"nih
congressional district he't''e tni say mt
If the democrats OF q ilveston county do
their dlty, stand by me nominees Of tue
marry as they sh0dil ar" dc no desert
their color. and go over TO NE enemy
W. will Civ Sh 4luurne me latbest ma
iorjty ever given a congf, islnln since tnc
oreanizatioi of he district W." further
ha7ieye that If the o,i true ana u'iei dom
nc,,fs Of the island Cty d. desert us
in his hour of trial We VIII, N sriie OF
their desertion, elcc, ShelburAe ~
rood majority n,o c,o,o
So far MS our congr"s man ana nc Sl'1t
ei1ke, are concerned am gag TO raN
HI / know of no demo Eats ~ ihis Couh-
>" 1.hn All not VOC un ] WORK Tor lI'W
~ domocrats 10 not Ice 1me lukeNarhl, |
~, satistiod IN 1T llawley. kearly 4nd tne
. ~. ~ tho rombine vii, he baIlV 1.iea.c
.ovon should all If or enemies commune
against VI J" ''"' Il. II. Phelps.
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...,ro nnAns WITHDRAW

chicago. September A.-Ihe 10 'C'' ,ou
and Atchison roads today sen. 10 ,n.,n n
missioner Mi 6aliGc Of Of m" 'hCir mention
WiRraw from tha orEsai15 ' Ioa. a. tate ate
~ thelr rea sus6,ia ION have pursued tac-
ter Ter ia, 3i 'H are Virtual 1banlonmenI o. lae
ayr ana mex s s4' Of f'a an no
for ISmai,inso hindine force GA It's n'em-
ZION h Bt, h' roads md 9 have ayrn no7e oa az
Of Of relation Of f., a'9 o464 80 s'f from G2" Mn
fresh meats NJ w. "a nee tn cd's So
sogr TIyg d. BY nsS other roads TN ad n
Viii : probably be met by al me 10 - -
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NATIONAL BANKERS.

St. Louis, September 2L-Re'' sam ue'
Nicholls. D. D., made the opening
mayer before the American iiahHers a.,
eociation today, After the eieetlon e"u
installation of officers, the clearing mouse
,,-,..a',,, ,.ae declnrod on ana the ar
I'll .I,,.,,9rr' Wax scent in driving about the
c lfi noon rhs EVENING the Delegates were
o',r;scr.oined al a banquet gwen al the
Planters hotel. - .,,, ..,-.,,,.
~ !, r.es o~.jered Today. Henry NJ. Decker
~ XII ,be q cSornn5nacaiih Tltle Insurance an
r. Isl cSmrany OF pennsyly23nrla Ing
chosen 's".,l9.i,,ni Valley Trust comuany
OF a. Nv t.oils. sccretery, These gentlemen
ywo,',,atiyes and iii out The rest q the OF
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NEW YORK BoLrEns.

Ticket Put out IN Opposition tn Democ-
rtcy-Paimcr &. Fdcet'1us
Now YORK. September p The national
democratic party had state convention
In the brooklyn Academy Of Music to-
night. Daniel ". Griffin OF WATERFOWL
vas nominated for governor. Frederick
". Iiinr.chs of Brooklyn fee lieutenant
governor and Spencer Clinton Of Buffalo
Tor associate justice OF the court OF ap'
lCrla A full ct Of cleo. orT was named.
j'almc. and iiuckhcr. together win the
Indianapolis plHtfcsFn. were lndorhcH anu
an a1dress 10 fhc people was issued. telling
Hhy the Chicago platform and ticket could
not be supported 4, Was Ia the main a
reiteratLon Of the cardinal declarations OF
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the indianapolis platform aud closed with
an appeal to all voters To support tho
national democratic ticket. STATE aud Ma
G.rcral Palmer delivered q speech and
evoked much enthusiasm. Tho convention
was moi large one. hut many of tho
men formerly prnm.n N, IN democrntio
ctrles we're present as delegates or on
daoy on three platforms, General Palmer
said THE popuIsis ikn Bryan because
~ IA poppbst; thu silver men HE him
cago platform may IKE him bhcause no
N everything TO everybody md an an
arrhiEi, " you please daughter and APP
plaurrD
General Palmer then went on In
lenrthy discussion Of free SILVER questions,
afilr which the convention adjourned
W3i bout any formal resolutions
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WILLING 40 TIrsE.

indianapolis, September .i--rhe follow
iug was given ont today by the popu-
The executive committee OF thirteen,
after a consultation wlth ~ e. Rankin.
of tho National committee VINO met Mr.
Watpon our candidate. al f. Louis on
tn afth reported 10 our committee that
II is the desire Of Mr. Watson that In
diana get into liuc At once AMI divide
electors on fair trtinH We a'6O nave in
alrunNons from our National comm tee
"a put out ten democratic and 1--WE populst
electors ana certify Tho name ~ or cleo
iortl ticket Tho .'orli Committees wiil
meet IN next Tuegdav 20 arrange fan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25
TOR THE DALLAS FAIR

General Passenger Agent NJ. L. Robbins
OF the Houston and Texas Central rail
way. has issued his circular regarding
rates TO the Dallas Fair. In addition to
the private Information 10 agents regard
ing the form of ticket to be used, The CIR
cular says:
All Agents:
Houston. Texas, September ol.-Octobor
to October p Inclusive, except thst
tickets must be sold for trains srr!v
Mt Dallas later than morning OF october
-, you may sell round trip tickets 70
Dallas and return OF ore fare Urom sta
tons where limited rates are quoted
egents VIII use limited rates) Limit
tickets Oc:ober 20, 1896.
Agents at points on Austin and North
western will make ticket cool one day
from date of sale going and two days
from date of sale retur9 brt under no
circumstances Will they be good for ias-
sage after October 2G. 1906, by y o'clocl *
m din ght of which date passengers must
reach orgr al starting point
In addition 20 this agents at stations
where ono fare is more than s., may sell
short limit tickets as follows;
Sell October . TO . inclusive, except that
tickets must not be sold for trains a'rlN-
ing N Dallas later than morning OF o.
toher .. lSl6. at rate Of S. Lmh tickets
three days from date Of sale, hut tickets
sold after october % must be limited Oc-
toher 90, 1896.
The Is rate does not apply from Austin
and Northwestern stations. Yours truly
NJ. r.. Robbins
r1,,ra1 I,oecnnpnr n nd Ticket tgolt.
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THE HOTELS.
lwLoR-hATES. $3.50 AND 81
|Ay. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO-

4wl0R-hATES. $3.50 AND 81
DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO.
t0R
y,lntyre and wife, New York; j.
h MarEn; j. F. Spin. New York:
Give, Chicago; f. W. Kem,nem-
tEdphia; Mrs. c.. s. Live and
! vctoria; Mrs. j *. Hyten ana
! vMor!a; John W. Allen, L1ous-
\. Hope. Phi ladelph'aI W. r.
III Antonio; r. o. Voelter. Dali
D. B. Blake, Cuero; Mrs. Luther
y and daughter San Atomic.
laafy, Cuero: S. j. Howland,
kSao; A. S. Crisp. w. J. Baker,
lis Wharton Bates, Wharton
Fs Add.e Smith, Brasor a; Louis
Dallas; T. o. Davidson, san
Edwin Chamberlain, SIN An
Emanuel Texas. r. w. Finley,
~ 9. Sterell, Dallas; C.. NJ. Van
fTie Denver; Horace +. Brown,
p George NJ. Huskins and wife,
B. kennard. Gonzales; Miss
IN; Mss Mary Churchill, .teffcr-
B. Thomas II. Reynolds, pixie
|snNny; 6. H. Nangilder, San
w. ,. Connor. Dallas. s. J.
va VIE, Marlin; Grant r. Ben-
.lI Christ; V. +. Ragges. ST.
!: K. Freeman. Chicago; G. s.
" Aanr,nto; w. +. Moon. Cleve-
~ ": S. Glass and wife, VIC
ssgs Clouser, Quincy, ILL.,; Miss
" Z. Glass, Victoria.
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SAN ANToNTO TUsIoNIsTs.

San Antonio. Texas, September pa
movement Ia on font here among the re-
publican. populist ana sound money lond-
ors 10 effect "A local fuh'on for county Of
fcora IN opposition 10 The ~ionocrats, the
movement alsl looks 20 united support Of
the popnlis' republican electoral ticket.
tho populsi State ticket ana sound money
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25
,u,,rcttvAY LOSES A LEG,

c,.nesyil,e. Texas, September st MS
lin, John smith. a hrihemtn on '",
,,,..anr,. Kansas ana Texas railway M j
The misfortune to fan between ne S en-.
ME- ~ ~ right leg just above the knee
stolen from Wharton. on SATURDAY
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" UNABLE To SPEAK

' Sept mhor 2i-Ex-Secna-
an Interior Hok- Smith today
kba. "dnhcey A. Black ana Hon.
uah that he viii be unable
A. speak either N the con-
h 'nu'ratic clubs n St. Louis
on ce AZ the mass ceiling in
as 10 fem ar -. Tho laitc~ n
Ia anNricin1te At a mass me t.
Ia t"rN city, at which Hon. W,
70 bs prcsen-
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CHEAP RATES

al 5 s:sn "a at BROWNS TICKET
ali MA n street. You can save
Fnarantn'ai'ts by huying from us,
are ~ goes with every ticket
|rpkers, Iluers Of the American
rates association. Don't fail
lekets " any point before buy
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NEW MEXICO poprLrsTs.

IlN F'EHT1 n NJ f'VEF'IIUVF - MT
,opu7ist Territorial convection dominated
ex-Governor f. Bradfor Prince fer dele.
ratc 10 cpnrresa No conditions were
named II * thought Governor I'r nco
yfffds "A cool chance for ne rc1ub.c II
,,-r,e fatirn al next Saturday convention
though the convention VII pr baby favor
the gold STANDARD.
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GIN BURNED.

as September 2i.-rhe Rob
en- two niles south OF this
'sroyed by fire last night.
I Insurance. The gin caught
b 6re e day and is supposed TO
|ent,roH1,eh out during the night.
'ely eXtlnguishr,1
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liean party need no, fear for triumph
N November. tAppiauso) / thank YOU
for N pieaslut ana interesting ,al ans
u WI svc me great pleasure 10 shake
eaach and every one OF You 10y the hands
lIhroe NhNern MlNrnl
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ALWAYS on hard a, BRoWNN,s TlCk i;'t
" I =, -, an uoints by buying from Us
n mi oi,r guarantee goes win every .iekei
altd we are members Of the Nmerlc az
s9n, 3rokers' association, Don't fail
iee no, our rates to any point before buy
ing your tickets
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md the Galveston, Houston and
|, arrive at and depart from the
{sral depot, foot of Congress ave-
Sran. Kansas and Texas trains
Sgly depot. at the foot Of Mont
{r,nue, north side of the bayou.
\ La Porte and Houston and all
Il; except those mentioned use
Central depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-25

5si p, udli ~ 1885, one small gray mare
cnvuider r. A. Rich. sherr Wharto,
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on account Of the Baptist mln'Sfr7
confluence and Baptist gen raj convent on
Of Texas at Houston. Texas october
IN 70 agents may sell on October ana
an for trains arriving at Houston morn
,hn S,h round trip tickets 10
gs ,e 81 at the follow " rates F,om st.
Ions Ions where one way rae to lious,on ~ y
less than SEQ mak@ r'nn1 rr iTp a ra's
doup'e nv ~ rate - II suston = more
where. " u! and less than 3oi. make rate
If 5Fg o. From stat WHORE one way ro rat
to Hruson 5 500 or more ir,,t ' 1etober 3D.
trip rate Of one fare l''''' 49,
rEuc
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w AuTCHINs Hn1,sI,

iRs' : Chicago: Charles Gurtner.
Is PsSc1, W. II. Crunror. Orange.
b M Malor. Austin, Texas: VIM.
TW ork W. L. Harris. Sa-
n !, Us Johl WGnamalsc", Phil
taS.f r. Bumey. city: NJ. S. coop
|lev,a's . NJ Collins, Corsicara ,
|lsrkSS' au sin, TeNcs: q. W. Bot
|. M@EFa j. f., Blake, New or
Nsnrr r. man, St. Louis; X. H.
In IP,ph,s: p. X. Morean. Nash
|ew ", White. Alvin: John f..
BERN fk !; \. Harlin, Chicago;
| rb L. Dallas: ". NJ. Snuher.
|nnt,n n. p. Chea,rs. Columbia:
CT, Hcmp"teal o. Il. Maer,
L. c cynTge NJ Mpreliall. Chicapo !,
Lrsr' 'SSlng, CITY: Walter Warr,n,
I, r SSeialia. No: j r. Weatcn.
|f,ng w; Book, san Antonio; Il.
ii " harton; !. X. Smith. Chi
|col'n ,Jisckaon. 81. LOUIS. r. r..
| nes n w. w. Mccormick, 8,
|. &, =, Marks. Chicago: NJ rrEor
| G " ioI,,rls j, s. Ormnn. Cinc!n-
SION. II,land. paiugerneld: J. g..
forpar II g harrtm9n. St. Louis:
,,iinc.nnati. X. II. Groan.
a. NerN ,cholls Memphis: John
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Ggt St; Louis: lily A. Colt, st.
". Rodgers, New York: j. A.
seoria; 5. Johnson. ST. Lou's;
'ass, ST. Louis; Duncan q. smith,
Icrge w. Riddle. Granhuty.
Z. Truse. Dallas; c. T.. Ron.
u. Holt, Meridian, Miss. /,
sa,IsAlion, Texas; +. c. Peek ham,
Ess n. R. A, kearns, Dallas: r. S.
tp4I;sooro: c. G. Womack. Waco:
sSSs, Weathecford: II. II. Swink,
l. Campo, New York; T. j.
,pef0t: G. +, Bycre. city, F'alma
Fps Wm Arbuckle. lrlatonia;
vT9IN New Orleans: Ben Levy,
~ H. Kaufman, Dallas: j. G.
q, L,u's. l.. a. Ieverett, Gal
~ 4, llbbcn. Galveston: Mrs.
III MISS Clara Austin. Mrs. l..
a.. J.. Austin, Wharton. f..
4 n tsy; G, T; Scott. Port Leavaca;
\ ppsldwln, Philadelphia: Duncan
GS'yan Charles NJ. Holland. san
I, 'T preyer, city. r. W. Shaw,
h naVld q. Ryan. city. NJ 50
|s.s a0l,gscope; w. J. Morse. Duke:
p,phe aumont; l.. Dana. New
N s'aFd' Chicago; j. p. Morton.
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NrioN toiR IMpAiR THE VALun
or All TIIE OTHER MONEY 81,
THE COZ NTKY ipk IT MUST ~
REMEMBERED. THAT TUE IA,
ARlt ON 4 SILVER BASIS USE NJ
COLD AND THE NAiloNS THAI
ARE ON \ GOLD BASIS USE no
SILVER ttprlausel
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CAPITOL
fInrNI.NI

- . -
ARRlNA AIS.
Rates, $3.50 to
$500 per day.
$ TX t Y elegant
4 o o m $ with
bath. l. ar Z e
sample rooms.
Centrally locat-
ed. BcSt accom-
modations for
commercial men
a.
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prDt.crD RATrs TO HOUSTON.

General Passenger and Ticket Aecht.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-15
DrMocnArtc STATE r1ArronM.

We, the Democrats OF Ohio. in convention as.
semblod, hold that tho money que tion IL the
vital and paramount issue now before tho
people of this country, and that It, carly and
correct settlement is nccess Try to tho r wi, Al
OF business and tho return of prosperity; there
foro
RESOLVED. That wo arc unaltorably opposed
to the single gold standard, and demand an
immediate return 10 the constitutional money
OF gold and silver by tho tho restoration by
this government, Independent OF othor ma
tions, of the unrestricted coinage OF both gold
,id slTer into standard money at tho ratio OF
10 to l, and upon the terms of exact equality
existing prior TO 1873; such silver coin to bo q
full legal tondor, equally with gold coin, for
oil debts and dues, public and private.
RESOLVED, That the dclegatos.at.l large, this
day chosen by this convention, snd tho doo-
gates to tho national convention and from tho
several congressional districts, be aud they
are hereby instructed to use all 10 ioral
means t. SECURE the adoption Of the principles
contained in the foregoing resolution b. the
national Democratic convention, to Q he d at
Chicago July 7, and to vote only for cnndi.
datos for president and vice president who aro
known to be in full accord Herewith, and TO
accomplish those olIs TO sst the votes from
the state Of OHIO as a unit. az majority may
determine.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-15
HE'S A TOUGH CITIZEN
John Dl,Carty Is Well Known to the
Frisco Police.
A NOTORIOUS SAFE CRACKER.
he Belongs In tho Ponitentiary and Only
Escaped on One Occasion by
Turning States Evidence
,ss.ss.s Against His Pal.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l1.-.John j.
MCCARTHY, who was arrested Wednes-
day evening on tho charge of being the
leader to the attempt to rob the First
National bank of Los Angeles, is fa-
miliar character among police circles.
AS o safe-cracker the prisoner has an
almost national reputation. but his at
tempt to tap the treasury vault of tho
bank by means of tunnel is believed
to be his first effort along these lines.
In 1892 no was arrested with Shorty
Adams and Ed Connolly for the robbery
of safo in Seattle. Mccarthy con.
fessed the crime and turned stato's evi-
dence. His confederates were sentenced
to servo seven years III prison. McCar
thy then went to Los Angeles, where he
was arrested, but escaped conviction for
shooting man.
A few days ago f. L. Jones, at whose
saloon the bank robbers made their
headquarters and begun their tunnol
was arrested In Seattle and taken to Los
Angeles. Tho search for the robbers
that are still at large will continue The
suspected men are named Mathoney,
Ryerson and Gillespie.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-15
Governor nushnell calls.

CANTON, o. Sept ll,--Governor II Bush
nell of Ohio and Governor Lippitt Of
Rhode Island, and their staifs, came
down from Cleveland OH an Afternoon
train and were received at the McKin-
ley home at 40 p. m Governor B,.sh-
nell made q short address in which he
pledged TO Major Mckinley the support
of tho Republican voters of Ohio. He
also personally congratulated Mckinley
for the work done in the campaign.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-15

WASHINGTON, Sept. II. - The total
population in Argentine Republic 10
4,002,990 of which G63,S54 are in the
capital, Buenos Ayres. The increase
since tho last census, Sept. l5, 1869, was
2,llS,77B. 1t is estimated that there are
about 1,000,000 foreigners in the Repub-
lie, of which 4h,893 ure in Buenos
Ayres. Among the Argentine popula-
tion the males exceed tho females, while
of the foreigners two-thirds are males.
There arc $40 Catholic and 80 Protestant
churches,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-15
OHIO DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1885

only un American but Anti-American and ft
can he fastened on tho United States only By
the Sitting OF that spirit md lovo Of liberty
which proclaimed our political Independence
In 1910 and won IL in the war OF tho revolu-
tion.
We demand the free and unlimited coinage
Of both gold and silver at tho present legal
ratio OF 10 TO without waiting for the a'd or
consent to any other nltion. We demand that
tho standard silver dollar shall be q full legal
tender equally with gold for all debts, public
and private, and we favor such legislation as
will prevent for tho future the domone etiza-
vate 20 tract.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-15
KINDNESS REWARDED.
Tho Benefactor of Tramp Remembered
In n VIII.

In n VIII.
WEST UNION, o., Sept. 11.--Recently
Mr.. John Barton. q farmer residing
south of here, received letter from j.
p Parker, an attorney in Kansas City,
notifying him that Mr.. johnson, who
had recently died in that city, had
willed to him one-tenth Of his estate,
valued at about $4,000.
In tho will the late, Mr.. johnson
states that one-tenth of his estate is to
30 to John Barton, who bcfriendod him
ut q time when he was sorely in need,
Mr.. Barton states that about | 1 years
ago young tramp stopped at his house
about dark and said he was sick and
asked permission to remain over night.
The young wanderer was given shelter
and the following morning was so i'll he
could not leave his bed. He passed
through severe spell Of fever and it
was five weeks before he was able to be
out.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-09-15
Tell From Heaven.

DELAWARE, O., Sept. ia meteoric
stone fell from the heavens and plowed
its way into the earth about hunG-ed
yards from tho road. During its flight
the sky was lit up as bright as day. and
the rock made a roaring noise. Judg-
ing from the hole made in the ground
the stone was about throo feet in diaile-
ter. An attempt will be made to ex-
hume il.