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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
FRUIT is RUINED.
The Hail Storm in South Dickinson
County Disastrous.

Abilene. April 28.-The dire enects of
the hail storm are seen three miles
north of the city. Bridges are washed
out. not leaf remains on the trees,
fruit trees and hedges are spiintered
and barQked. twigs half inch in
diameter are broken and the whole
country presents G. storm swept ap-
pearance that is far from pleasing.
Some fields are badly washed. 9TH
ers are not greatly injured owing to
the grain being small. Fruit is ruined
for fh. Naar-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
Closing 81 PopnIar So.

Topeka Grain Exchange. 526 Kansas ave-
nue. p.
Stocks furnished by Topeka Grain and
Stock exchange
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Cincinnati. April 2S.-Hard hitting by
the Reds tell the story of Cincnnati's
victory. Attendance 400. Score:
r. II. 4.
Cincinnati 80 318O110 Is
Chicago ......O0OO COOS
I3atteries-Cinc Ehret and
PETIT; Chicago, Briggs. Friend and
Donohue, Arson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.


GTRAYED-A brown shetland pony return to
y s05 Kansas Ave. and receive reward
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28

Milwaukee, April 2S.-Score:
r. H. E
Milwaukee IL OO3 0 20 Is 4
Minneapolis % 0 o % 8
Observation-Disclosures and Spear; Hutch
inson and SchriNer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
RELAY BIKE RACE.

Abilene Wheelmen VIII Have Some
.Doinsn May Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28

Indianapolis, April 2s.-Score.
r. H E.
indianapolis 100000 oO=8 L
Grand R'pds..0 L o o o o o. 3
Batteries-Phillips and Wood; Brown
and Swink.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
WESTERN LEAGuE.
St Paul, Indianapolis and Milwaukee
Monday Winners
lansas city, April 28.-scorl

Kansas Cltyt AprlI z8.-ocOre-
r. H E
Kansas City..O 100000 ,
St. PauI.-.....2 o O OO1 SIS L
Batteries-Bevis, Lake, WEIGH; John
son. NIlane and Spies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28

Abilene April 28-Abilene wheaIneu
viii have a relay team race on Friday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-28
CHICAGO MARKET LETTER.

Furnished by Topeka Grain and Stock
Exchange. 8 = Is Kansas Avenue
Topeka Grain Exchange. 526 Kansas ave
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PHILADELPFIIA 4: BR00KLYN s.

Philadelphia. April 2S-The Bride
grooms broke the Phinies' winning
streak today by punching hits in the
seventh and eighth innings. Attend
ance 8.0l5. Score.
r. H z.
Brooklyn 100 OOOOo2 81-6 10 L
Philadelphia % o 2 o o. 10 /
philadelphia Taylor and
and Burrel.
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Pittsburg. April Pitts
burg game postponed on account OF
rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
ANOTHER coNrEssIoS.
Mis-. uoiiinEswsTih speaks About the
Death Of Pearl bryan.

htsa bollNnNhNnNAh Nnehhs Auout hht
Death Of Pearl bryan.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. iO.-Lulu
May uOllingsworlh, the young woman
who Ia supposed ~ know something
about the Fort Thomas murder mys-
tory, made another alleged confession
tonight. Sue says the death NJ Pearl
Bryan was CAUSED by criminal opera.
ton and that II was performed IN n
stairway In this city. Miss Hollings-
worth says that she performed II nj the
request Of Misc Bryan. Sue also claims
10 have received n letter from jackson,
Ia which he explains how anu where
tho woman WAS decapitated. la the
letter, according TO her story, Jackson
taid That Miss Bryan died iu his room,
that no hired horse and buggy aud
employed negro 10 assist him. Toe
negro, with the body OF Miss Bryan,
drove TO Fort Thomas, whore JAckton
was In waiting. The negro cut OF the
head OF the young woman with n
clever, aud Jacksen threw IL Into the
river from the suspension bridge.
Late this afternoon Miss Holllngs-
worth naid:
"When Pearl went through here on
ae''NaJ hAN WIN was
back, anu accordingly she arrived
on Thursday night she stayed that
night at a hotel In South Illinois
street."
"What was the name OF the hotel2n
81 I'm not prepared 10 state"
"Wusn did you see her nexi70
81 got up At O'Clock on Friday
morning and went to tho hotel. There
l met Pearl, Aua At 1880 O'Clock she
took the train for Cincinnati aud went
back.D
1t appears from what Miss Holllngs.
worth and tho ttainmen have said that
Pearl Bryan was sick when she took
the train, and the police believe that
the drugs were Administered In this
city.
Miss Hollingsworth refused TO state
whether Walling was with Pearl Bry.
an on her return here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11

An Armenian Missionary Arrested for
ssdItion aud Murder.

IONpON, Feb. l0.-Tho Cons,auti'
nople correspondent Of the Daily News
tclegfaphs to that paper: Turkeys
plan to implicate the American mis-
sionarlea in Armenian affairs IL being
steadily pursued. An attempt has
been made TO arrest MI. Kuapp, one OF
the hardest working missionaries OF
Btlie, on n charge OF seditlon and
murder, based on an accusation signed
under coercion by some Armenians
who were In jail. Mr.. knapp appealed
to United States Minister Terrell who
learned from Consul Hhmpeon, nj
Mousn, that this charge was wholly
unf0uuded. aud was n mere pretext TO
drive Mt. Knapp from the country.
Mfr. Terrell insists that unless the
onarge IL abandoned MFR. Knapp shall
DO brought here and tried before him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11

LONDON, Feb. l0.-rhe Bradford
Observer says II learns that the Mar.
quis OF Salisbury hss requested the
authorities o. British Guiana 10 enquire
into the number and extent Of the
districts occupied by British subjects.
This, according 10 the paper mention.
dition that Great Britain be allowed 10
ielain tho districts occupied by BriI-
ian subjects, OF that the latter Do COM
ponsated for their loss by Venezuela In
the event Of the latter passing into the
possession OF the latter country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
|T9IBGRAPHlC..
At WORK
Ernlr BIilr'
E,r Of nj, I1r-''A'''''
,..,r,,r, and other 'ls''O''


1 oa'ol, S S,ri' It work all d'y in n'.
$50 ~ y w Wet orange preparing repairing
iSi''l, ,, y Of pho'ogfapn,,rns s
b, ,l'I smia with the aid .i Of 'G ol
.il, Ds''o. be laborcd A''ldnou .,,,'
'ci''I,T - ID. mouth Of each . ,uO'
''si. i ,I.,. tube was attached asa.
b's .s tbs, by means Of a cOn'
iilaI' ~. IA Ihe ,iie, the mercury ,,
~s: ' ,Ss he % air in the cL 100 r..
f. 80, 70 Gradually exhausted ny '''
,rstaiy. .cote or more OF re-
:sH'ona1'sI, S y, visitors, Nj. Edison =,
,a,i' ,s .,, V catching the progfess, o.
is'i't'1 I Il patience vines, a J. ~ n nj,
.li9.9a.,,, y ne desired result was no .,
alsa n',, lin and again the cnoH
fr ',Ps'' ~ reporters that he was
lined !, /" ~ ~ whether the rays W ,,,',
|risi @.I' s,hsfio vibration going
s '', .at inio space, or Local , .l,.,'..
iilihI y. .' .,realaling nom one olve-
fas ',',hs other In the lupe
be V go, In tho immediate los
,has, 1.i TI rursly local In Influence,
,ly, ss.I,5ps Of nndlng tue assieo
i'ss 80 ,n +. tube wnien would give
n, t,,, Effort oifay'. .,,, ,oa.v he
y i ma nv, to pats through q piece
fi',sl, W. M an inch thick. He also
wv w M, The mysterious rays were wei,
. ~ Il penetrating u oll OF care ,s
y, No. Of eellulold and . hal'-
~ ~, 80 N .tsrl combined, leaving
- wy. wy asliormly blnck. Had Tue
y. rer slraisd tue steel the pia1e
s,lunlly have been blaok IN Tue
| W .S,rI hc steel was not inleTposed.
s.,sofsd similar results sevsfai umes
|,ngaal precision. -,,,., =,
a. ,,,,rt 10 bis proposed attempt al
I,,r,phlnE the brain, the ropfeseh.
/ e,.ai me Associated Press asked
/ y, gii,op II there would be any dan
~ ths .ublecls suffering from auy
.,,l,,l injury from the rays whleh
IN sscs,,afily be forced through us
|''srtbad been suggested lhai y
III q slsctrieity from the tuoe
4, e,u,s ,ome injury to the nervous
|,vi,a. M. Edison fepliedi "No,
I. ubltet would be in no danger
I,l,,,,,f u there u no amperago In
|l,nr, 10 The tube, and u N the ann
~, ia, works the HARM"
f5nstiow be will try 10 photograph
Isdst. Of The head only by placing n
|,.il. aIm, which I. the plate inclosed
iNlal0li cJyrfs, In the mouth OF the
sil,ei with the plsle flclng tho
alt. The rays from Tue nuoIescent
M ,lselfode will then be directed 40
| : . ttasltAle the skull ana strike the
| ,li,I, The desired angle. Another
lia similarly Enclosed IN celluloid
cun viii b. placed in the subjects
s.sih, iaelng the risnt or left side OF
a,lsii, and the rays will be- placed
Yunllgy. This, In Mt. EdlsOn's
gsan, should warrant q successful
ihuys,ts the rays would only have
F & lai Tough one thickness OF the
Gsl, 90 then, II the attempt 10 salts.
is.ly, be will ny 10 Photograph the
',tp head, with the plate resting NJ
4, 1aes and the rays penetrating tn,
be-, Apd ALEC The subject lying on hi,
", 10 have the ray penetrate from
u light OF leit with tue plate on the
gINllt side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11

BAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Fcb. ll.-lt
IN not likely that Cfe.condo, tue great
three. ysar-old OF Naglee- BuTks's Puob.
10 stable, will ever face the starter
again. On Sunday nj ths Bay District
track he was 90 seriously injured that
ever since he hiss net besn al o sand
up. While being walked around on the
extreme outside Of the track n two.
yoaT.old that was being gallopeu came
swerving along and bumped into him,
knocking him TO the ground aud irsc-
turing his collar bone.
Ctescendo ~ now In the hands OF n
veterinary surgeon, who IL doing every.
thing that " possible and there 10 a
slight chance that ho may be- brought
around so a. TO race In about ak
months. Even II he does recover II 10
doubtful WHISTLER no will ever be the
CfcscendO OF old.
Asa two-yeAr.old he was one OF the
very best In the country, running
second to Requilal In the Futuriiy
stakes last autumn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
IE,GrE or wuEELnEN.
NJ n,Ior Invited to speak 10 Empty
seats.

~
seats.
BlLIINsRE, Feb. l0.-LeAgue politics
l,rited tue attention OF the delegates
b he talional convention Of the
AnsilsAn LeAgue Of Wheelmen today,
he uIlst exclusion Of everything
a. A. a consequence tbs expert
H'll, good roads" meeting was only
in'dsiAIe success In point OF Rltonu.
ilei allhsugh the mental pAbulum
hiltd 70 those who attended was Of A
tl'a order. Mayor Hooper was 10 con.
hq.,res The victim Of an unintentiop.
hlhlohlon the part OF tho delegates.
hhihahef had been Invited 10 makes
nsa, ana was there at the appointed
Vnssllh nice little address Of wol.
NHA which was net spoken, bocaua.
IlsN vAs no onr present to hear him
h',aIss Newspaper men. The msyor
nWl awhile, anu then went away 10
.shllo municipal Attain. An ANNA
Nl'N va made to him later In Inc
ny however, and full ofiiolal forgive
tsn lteof1ed. 'h'o-
Al,i lhe mayors departure nm.
10y. W. ,uai. wa made TO get tbe dele
na wstIhsi, which, Aftor two bons,
Vm1so'ti was successful. Prssidsn,
NJ sn l',l called tho meeting 10 orJs,
1,alH was the fret "good roads,;
~, W. given by the league, and n.
n, s'' a,,i maj the decision 10 SET Nsldo
~ y, annually Tor the discussirn ~
W. W. 'olls was one OF tbs bs,t nna, y.
s, nag, y the league. He revrst, ,s'
| M, 'l mai the attendance wss no,
,s.", ne thought the delegate, 10 M,
M, nv should feel bound 10 a,,a VA :,
N,,. .''l roads convention, and Ia nv
''''l' entire attention. ''1 70 give
| AR. POTTER OF NEW YORK.
si m.Os Highways improvement o,,,.
d ss,,' oua =, not 20 the league prodsr O wn,
AN, y N o. Ihe affair, hs IesiSnai w. ~
IN i, !. ,u q mailman Of the eomr 'u'
M, 'AAe b. Potter OF New yo Sil',il''
'1,hansni s'0' roads" day
M 4, ", Potter was greeted with .,
NJ .salsi 1t bad ,ubslISd VIZ" Nv applause
-I sa'sIlns briefly. no addressed
Asos,,' Iy, exercise clo,,d ,,,,,
hs N,,,,wh ig1t at the bnm,n' u, :
,ylAud Hinyeia IL 'Hin ol tne
''s pis,sul. S'''' and oIhsr Rucstl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
ssn.,. Reorganization.

WAsHfNurON, u. g., Feb. TO-
The action Of ihe Populist senators In
deciding TO put their own ticket Ia the
field Tor the senate officers has caused
i9me OF the Republican senators 10
doubt the expedieney In attempting 10
complete sthe reorganization u that
bouy at this time,and IL now looks ~ n
this attempt will DO deferred at least
until there 10 greater certainty OF ac-
complaining ZONE hing more Than now
appears 10 be the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11

WAsHIsuroN, ID. o., Feb. TO-
Gold 10 tue amount OF S2,Ssl 900 was
tohay Withdrawn from tho Suu.troahury
Mt New York, presumably " be used
uSsln Ia making payments Tot bonds.
This leaves the true amount u the gold
reserve 81, UJ5, 500. Up TO the hour Of
closing, ghe department bad no official
notice o. deposits on account of bond
purchases,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
Receiving Cold.

NEW York, Feb. l0.-Snb.lroas.
uTy officials were engaged up TO n late
hour tonight receiving gold on deposit
In payment OF instruments ON bids for
the new government bond8 by lnuivid-
usls aud Representatives and employees
OF banks anu institutions. In fact, the
facilities OF tho department were over.
taxed, anu the total amount credited
TO bond buyers was not reached
until . o'clock. There were but thirty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11

or forty deposltorF. Tho officials dii
not assume TO furnish efiioiul data hut
the total figured cut vas ss,7ig,52i.
The greater part Of this sum was rep
resented by the turning over 10 the
sub-lfeasury Of checks for gold depoe.
Tied at the assay Office, and receipts
for gold previously deposited 81 tho
eub-treasufy for examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
THE BoNo ISSUE.
The Government VIII Realize From IL
sIii,Jzs,saG.p7.

WAsuINGToN, Feb. l0.-A state.
ment prepared at the treasury depart.
ment under the direction OF Assistant
Secretary Curtis shows tho govern.
ment will realize from the now loan
lll,S7S,SSB.o7. The following table
shows tbs amount OF bonds to 10 paid
iot at each OF the ton sub.treasuries. 10.
gotner with tho proceeds TO DO paid In
At each.
The statement shows approximately
the geographical distribution Of thr
loan, ~ oaoh bidder Will deposit his
gold NJ tho sub-tFehsury nearest him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
Hiss Bar,sa In Turkey.

CoNsTANTisorLE, Feb. IO.-The
United blatos minister, Mr.. Alexander
w. Terrell, IL using his Influence with
the Turkish government IN order TO
procure the necessary escort and pro.
teotion to Miss Clara Barton, president
OF the American Rsd Cross socloty,and
her assistants, while they are distrlbut.
lug relief to tho suffering Armenians,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
MEN TINE CARD, IN EFFECT DEC. I, 1885
1fags lrtits and Depart al SAL Laks
Guy Daily, a. JslIsNts

AnEtYs
Prem Chicago, omaha. 81 Louis,
aud Ogdsu..........,,..,,,,... =. slopn
FrCn Helena, Butte foTuana, bHn
frss CISCO Ana CEdsn.., ,.... ...,.--, Oo5 an
From san Francisco, Cache Valley,
Osasn sidinterlacillto pOlnt,- 7spn
Kansao JiiY. Denver and Ogden ssoam
tTrom frisco, Milford, stupsls NN
Earsls..''....''..............-.-ss $50 pm
.FT,m Terminus, Tooelu and Gar.
Ield Beach s'.,,s-ss'ss ss'.s''s'''s'' ." w
nuPLEr
FOR Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Kan,
rsrt Ciii ...'.,... ..,'......,.,. 600 IN
For san Francisco, ogden, Cache
valley anu intermediate points. % a IN
FOR ogden and intermediate points. sol y N
Tor Chicago, Omaha, Denver, han.
sAs tlty, ~ Louis, Bate, iorg-
iSai ava San francisco. .,.,.'.,'., 7 % p N
10y Eufsgs. MrrDur, Provo. Nophi
Trtc', ...,-a.'.,..,..-.,.,,...... =, TBAm
'Iei iG,fhold beach, 1oosle and
1tTu'rss'ss"u.,.,..,. .,.,.ts,.,'ss. N
Trans south OF JuAb pun daily eAesps
Run dAnT s=eopt Sunday
De HURLEY.
General Agent Passenger Dor hsiment
City Ticket OlnCs, 2Ol Main Slrss.
Tslephops $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11

WAsHINdTON, Feb. l0.-Tho secre-
tary OF the treasury has accepted the
offer OF A. T.. Drake for tue sale TO tue
government OF n sits for the Denver
coinage mint building. The property
IL located on Coliax avenue, South
Thirteenth and Evans street, The
price Ia 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
soldier. Arr,ai,d Tor Prlns rIEhtlnl


OMAHA, Feb. lO.--A scandal devol-
opod ht Fort Omaha today, when Pfi-
vateH Cavauaugh and Murphy were
arrested for prize 1ghtlng, and 100 otn-
ers who witnessed the fight expect to
be ordered TO the guardhouso tomorrow.
IL has been stated aud generally cred.
tied that the two men fought for n
purse that was fuTniehed by the officers
at the fort. This IL most emphancally
denied by Colonel Bates. While he
has no doubt that there was n purse In
sight, no says that no Ia sure u was not
maue up by tho officers. That 10 an
other point TO be Investigated, aud tho
facts Will DO obtained, u possible, from
the prisoners when the court martial
convenes.
IL IL stated by the officers that there
need be no surprise II the guardhouse
IN stored full OF prisoners In ashoft
time. A very determined effort u be-
Ing made TO learn VINO were present at
the mill, aud n the discovery DO made
all tho soldier spectators will be arrest.
cd. The United States intends, the
commanding officer says, to irown
down anything Ia tho way Of prize.
Eight by aolIlets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11
r.,,er Nay Have Bs.n Murdered.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ll.-Furthef
Investigation lsads to the conclusion
that h. Cranston Potter, the Tacoma
merchant, whose body was found near
the cha House yesterday, may have
been murdered. In the back OF his
head ~ great wound that cracked the
skull for several inches. This bridge OF
the nose 10 also cut and the forehead Ia
n mass OF bruises. While tho facial
wounds may have boon caused while
the body was being washed upon the
sands by the ocean waves, the irightiul
wound In the head IL OF such n nature
that the friends OF the deceased who
have viewed the remains believe that
Potter was murdered. Potter Was n
brother OF james Brown Potter aud n
nephew Of Bi'hop Potter Of New Yorh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-11

nressed n wish % cooperate In bring
Inc 10 close the Jiiii cultles which have
existed for many years between my
government and the republic OF Vene-
zuela, regsrdin g the boundary between
thst country and British Guiana. L
have expressed my sympathy with the
deelfe to come TO an equitable arrange
ment and trust that further negotia.
lions will lead to satisfactory settle.
meut."
Regarding tho Turkish question the
queen will say;
UTbe sultan Of Turkey has sane
tionei the principal reforms In the
Government Of Armenis, for which, In
CONJUNCTION with the governments OF
Inc emperor OF Russia anu Of the
pfesident Of tho French republic, i
have folt II my duty TO press. deeply
regret that n fanaticsl outbreak OF the
Turkish population has resulted In q
series Of massscros In those provinces,
which have caused the deepest indig'
nation In this country"
The utieranco on the Trhnsvnhl sub
ect will be;
"A sudden incurslon into the South
African republic by nh armed force
from the territory under tho control oi
the British South Africa company re-
suited In u collision with the Boor
forces.
"Tbe president Of the South African
republic, acting Ia this measure with
moderation aud wisdom, agreed 10
place tho prisoners In the hands OF
my high commissioner, and | have
undertaken to bring 10 trial the leaders
Of these men. The conduct OF the
president Of tho south African repub.
Ito on this occasion. and tho assurances
which he has Voluntarily given, load
me 10 believe that ho recognizes the
Importance Of Tedfesslng the legitimate
grievances OF which complaint has
been made by persons now inhabiting
the TrhnsvAal.0
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The average rate therefore paid for
each 500 10 Slll.8TS
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You don't
change cars.

Tho burlington "vestJ
buled Flyer which Leaves
Denver NJ $3.50 every even.
ing IL solid train with
through slceI ing, diving
aud chair cars for OmAho,
r1 Chicago. -. Joseph, Kan.
llilhiHnItyf sas City and 81. Louis and
Illllllllll4llltl tho passenger who goes
I'm tft east on II need not, unless
lttlllllE no vithos, leave lis seat
from the moment he leave.
Denver urtil no arrives al
his destination.
Tickets, timetables aud
full Information on appli.
cation 10 tho local agent Of
tho H. O. W. Ry., or by
addressing
w. +. MCMILLAN, Geir Agent, Salt
Lake CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31
SERIOUS RIOT IN NORFOLK.
Wia's Hssfs Followers Attack Ehakys
Constituents
CHIIRIAH sILElcED WITH 4 BRICK.
The Front Of the Building Wrsckse 40
Several PoIieemsn Badly InJured-osh-
er Persons Hurt-A Negro Preha-
bIy Killed with = keck.

NORFOLK. VA October 9.-spseA<
Feeling between the factions OF the coz
ored Republicans who are supporuns
whaIey. the gold Democratic nominee
and the adherea;s OF Wise. the regular
Republican nominee. runs high. and tns
collision betwesn them. which preciptta-
ted a small riot In tire Third ward To-
night. was not entirely unexpected
The Wnaley faction were 10 aola
meeting on scott street, and the wise
crowd gathered early. Tneys numbered
100. ana when the chairman OF tne
Whaley meeting began. his opening re-
marks were cut short oy = brick. More
missiles followed. and failing among ths
crowd they injured several persons and
created the widest disorder.
THE BUILDING WRECKED
The building was stormed and the .Tu0t
of X wrecked Two policemen were badly
hurt IN trying 10 qucll the riot. aud
patrol wagon full OF reinforcesnents had
hard work to restore order. Two otiler
officers were injured slightly. and o"s
negro WAS almost killed Dy a rock HIS
recovery IL doubtful. order Vas nnaliy
restored. but the police had thelr halas
full.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-31

Dc would rot speak Because of this Insult
20 VI. bacAi0rd and the solna money
Democrats
m SPITE or TT ALL
The sIvarifrs raradaI che streets VIII
q brass band. and did all ther could %
draw the crowd from Masonic HaH pug
uotWithsfardlrg an this. and notWltl-
standing the fact that rain was falling.
and the further fact th-- just as Che
crowd was milling fire broke ol-
on one % the business streets. large
crowd greeted Captain Blackford no Ma
sonic Han lie was gracefully intro
duced fy Mr. j. T.. J0hp.llg and was
received with enflusIasrIe applause.
captain Biackford. after making a Few
most pleasant Introductory remarks, pro-
crelnL t0 discuss the issues of the cam
ra.sl-
Ie first briefly ard in general terms
gave bis reasons for refusing 90 support
the Chicago nominee and their platform.
Hs first objection 90 the Chicago plate
form was JOS free-colnaee plank he
then in q plain hrt very effective nan-
Pep save "a running history 0t silver as
money metal He discussed the 500
called crime Of 20 as discovered lT the
great s.iver-mine owners on The N.7-
He paid his respects to tie Bland -.r
ana showed how l- was thrown out as
"a SOD t0 these mine owners. lr the
strongest and most effective manner ne
showed un the falacy ~ the fref-siiFer
craze of the crv about contracted cur
rercy. and an che ot1ar issues cl The
average iree-siiVer speakers.
80 CONTRACTION.
He argued AZ some length to show. and
diI show ol.llslveig THAI there has been
ID rontrac-o-. nlr cl- - contrary AL