The morning times., 1896-10-05
In Politics..

UT tIdtlStpJEtsil III Nb'tlN Hb's NA'bt-Ai
fesidcuts OF the District Of Columbia. may
he. entitled to vote in some one OF the
oeveraI states nave uern putii>neG "i, II tI.e
exception Of the dates on which tickets to
the sc yeral States will he sold. The list Of
dates for the various states Included in
the reduced railroad rate is as follows.
AIaDama-uctobcr II, n, 80, 81, No
venIber / anA =.
Dhlo-0ct0ber s, Z, 49, ! L, Il, =, -,
80, 81, November l aud 2.
indiana-Octo5er / 8, Il, 80, 81 November
l aud 2.
nlinois-october 10, IL, IL, II, IS, Is.
80, 81, November l and =.
Lcuisiaua-october 10, Il, so, 81, ,Noven-
Der l and =.
keutucky-pCtober 3, 4. "A, 20, %, q,
80 81, November l and ..
Missouri, to st. Louis ouly-october B,
4. 5. 9, 10, IL, l2, 80, 81, November L
and 2.
Tennessee-Octoher s. .. 10, II, IL, 30,
81. November l and ,.
Michigan-OCtober Is, IA, %, "A, 20,
&c, 80. 81, November l aud 2.
MISS 5 ii ppi-O ctoher f6, II, 30, 81,
November l aud ,.
West Yirginia-October so, u, No7ehi-
ber 1 and ..
T,ckets To above States TO be limited FOR
return passa &c until November 10, 1886,
inclusive.
Observation-Disclosures 80, 81, Novem-
Der /. ., 5, limited to return until Novem-
Ter 10, inclusive.
MARYLAND Neutrality-suspicious. ., 8,
:. limited to five days EleCtiOn-OCtober
80. 81, November l, =, and 3, limited 10
return until November 10, 1886, in
elusive
Delaware, registr =, ,,
., 10, 10, II, 81, 90, %, "a, limited to
return within five days Elccuon-october
80, 81, November /, ,, and 3, limited to
return until November 10, inclusive.
New Jersey, registration-OctOber ., 8,
IL, 13, limited TO return within five days.
EleCtion-october 50, 81, November /, =.
and 8. limited to return unit! November
10, 1896, inclusive
New York State puin;s-october 8, 0,
10, Is, Is, II, 80, 81. November l,
=, aud 3, limited to November 10, 1895,
inclusive.
New York City and Brooklyn. registra-
liou-october s. ., 10, 10, i6. II, limited
to return within five days. Election-OC
tober %, 26.
virginia, registration, Richmcnd-Oc-
toter 3, 4, ., 6, :, g, limited to return
within Fl We days. Reeistra ton. state points
october 10, II, 2t, Hunted u return within
five days Electios-Se!!ing dates 20 be
Fixed by the Southern States Passenger
Association.
A telegram was received at the bead
quarters of the National Silver party yes
teruay from Chairman Stevens, dated
Chicago, in which he requested the sccrr-
tary TO Immediately notify y. F Doud
Of St. Louis, national committeeman for
the Silver party of Missouri, that he was
to remove from his office, and that MI.
j. b. Clarkson be recognized 5Is the head
of the Silver party for that State. TINS
was not entirely unexpected at the wash
lngton headquarters, as trouble has hccn
brewing for sOne time, owing TO constant
runors that Doud was standing in too
much with the Filiey Republicans, anu
attempting to- merge the Silver party into
the Republican party. Chairman Stevens
wired that Mr.. DOud was attempting Ia
run an independent election, and for that
reason he should be removed and the
Clarkson wing recognized
Mr Albert Z. Taylor, assistant secretary
at the headquarters in Washington, int
| metliately wired Doud OF Chairman Stevens
| action. and also wired Mr.. j. B. Clark
son of his recognition as chairman of the
Silver party in the State OF Missouri. Mr..
| Taylor states that the trouble originated
| some time ago. wien the executive com
| niittee of Missouri formally depoSed DUud.
| but nothing definite was done Until last
| Tuesday, when the GARRISON wing was
requested to act as the representatives OF
the headquarters uhrliS tue unNetOoh va
| Democratic aud Silver Clubs, held in st.
Louis yesterday. Chairman Stevens de-
oison it is said, is final u nd will not be re-
| called.
| Yes" said Alvaro F. Gibbons. Repub-
| lican of West Virginia. as he stepped
from the train last evening, the little
/ Mountain Stateis moi for free and unlimited
| coinage of silver, no matter what the new
| light Democracy assert. Her mines are
coal. clay, and iron, and its principal
| staples Iumb wool. and OIL Our people
| believe first in protection for these prod.
! uctS, and that when our national receipts
! shall exceed our expenditures, our crcdi,
/ will beexcellent in all lands on timetable
basis, andconfiiencc be restored in com uer
| cial circles at home and abroad
The Democratic Committee here have
received the following advices from James
c. Dahlmen, chairman OF the Democratic
State ommittec OF Nebraska:
AFTER receiving rol Of about two
thirds of the counties in the State. fee
safe In saying that Nebraska Will give
Mr.. Bryan somewhere in the neighborhcod
of twenty thousand ma ajOrity. We ar
gaining among the farmers every day
and expect to gain until election day. W,
find that when man comes over to free
silver, money will not buy him back Yo;
can put Nebraska out of the doubtful list
US it viii surely go for Mr.. Bryan"
! j. Mack Love, chairman OF the Demo
| cratic State committee, OF Kansas, says
The situation in Kansas is most en-
coura ging to the cause OF Bryan and free