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WILL ATTACK PAYNE.
Chicago Trade and Labor Assenbl


Chicago Trade and Labor Assembly
Already at Work.
CHICAGO, July 20.-Immediate steps
to carry out the plan of attack on Hen
~ c. Payne, manager of McKinleys
western campaign, mapped out by the
Trade and Labor Assembly, will be
taken by the grievance committee of
the assembly, which held a special
meeting tonight to consider the matter.
Mark Hanna also came up for dis
cussion, and the subcommittee that
was appointed to go to Milwaukee and
collect evidence against Mr.. Payne was
instructed to further proceed to Cleve-
land and other points to gather testi-
mony in regard to Mr.. Hanna
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POOR FOOL.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Because her hus-
band abused her, Mrs. Henry Well
house attempted to drown herself and
four children last evening in the lake
at the foot of TWenty-ffth street. To-
gether with the children she walked
a short distance into the water, taking
the youngest child, who is eight
months old. in her arms. and telling
the other. ones TO wade out into the
water for a bath. Her actions were
witnessed by bystanders, who notified
the police, and the woman and children
were taken to the Cottage Grover ave.
nue. station, where she told her story to
the sergeant Last evening Mrs. Well
house and the children were taken to
the house of a friend
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a hearing before the committee on reso-
lutions. They were early assured of
hearty cooperation from Senator PETER
and Hon. j. B. Weaver, and are very
hopeful of receiving an unequiyocal en-
dorsement of suffrage. They will ask to
have d plank inserted providing lat con
gress shall submit to the legislature of the
several states proposition to so amend
the federal constitution as to provide
that the right of citizens of the United
States shall not be denied or abridged by
the United States or by any state on ac-
count of sex.
Delegate WardeIl, of California and his
wife are actively cooperating in the work.
They bring a message from Miss Susan
3. Anthony expressing the hope that the
Populists will take positive stand on
this question
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INDEX OF TO DAYS IMPORTANT NEWS

PAGE ONE.
Raid on the Reserve.
POpuIists and Bryan.
PAGE TWO.
Bryan Welcomes CoIoradoans.
PAGE THREE.
Mining, Business and Stocks.
Harrison Shy on Silver.
Among the Politicians.
Kansas Solid for Bryan.
PAGE FOUR.
The Silver Address.
PAGE FIVE.
A. II. Cannon's estate valued ut
81, O0O.
New Rule to Govern Train Mail
Service.
Apostle CannOn's Death.
PAGE SIX.
Wall Street DemoraIized.
PAGE SEVEN.
News from Nearby.
Weber County Teachers Meet.
PAGE EIGHT.
Preparations for Thiede's Execu-
ton.
County Commissioners are Waste
full.
Sewer Farm Inspected.
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POFULISq
LEADERS
ARE AT WAR
Question Is, Shall the Party
Nominate William
j. Bryan.
THEIR VIEWS ARE VARIED
Everything Seems TO Point to the
Democrat.
THEIR VIEWS ARE VARIED

Some Wild Schemes AhOat that Can
Never Be Brought to a Finish
Sensible Leaders of the POpuIfsts
See the story Written, without
the Aid of Bryan and the Demo-
cratic Party There is Not Only No
Hope for Free Silver, But a Gold
Bug Victory Certain"
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GOLD sHIPMENTs.

NEW YORK, July 20-Heidelbach,
Ickleheimer & Co. have ordered 81, $780,
600, and L. Won Hoffman, $500, 1000, to
be shipped to Germany tomorrow.
Won Hoffman & Co. have increased
their shipments to s35O,O0O gold
Lazard Frers have withdrawn $780,
COO gold bars from the assay Office to
ship. The aggregate thus far engaged
for shipment tomorrow is $3.50, 600.
Knauth, Nachod & Kuhnen have en-
gagged 100000 gold for shipment to
Germany tomorrow. The total thus far
engaged is SO, 030000.
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nRIr,INIERS O K.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2O.-The Trav-
cling Mems Democratic club, 500
strong, invaded Populist headquarters
at the Lindell hotel tonight and held
an enthusiastic Bryan meeting. Ser
geant-at-Arms Martin of the Demo-
cratic national committee, and Senator
Allen Pop.) of Nevada were the prin-
cipal speakers There was a, large
number of Populist delegates present
and the meeting was a very demon
StratiVe one
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JOURNEY OF THE QUEEN.

LONDON, July Extraordinary
orders have been issued in anticipa-
ton of the journey of the queen from
Windsor castle to London tomorrow
to attend the wedding of her grand
daughter, Princess Maud of Wales.
Special watchmen will be stationed
at intervals of 200 yards all along the
line of railroad from Windsor to Pad
dington while the train is en- route.
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Consultations,

LINCOLN Neb., July 2O.-Mr. Bryan has
received from the South Carolina delega-
ton a gavel of beautiful Workmanship
made from the home of John c. Calhoun,
at Clemenson College, South Carolina.
Among the kilograms received by Mr..
Bryan recently are the following:
u most heartily congratulate you and
will vote for you and work for your cleo
ton. JAMES z. BOYD,
Ex-Governor of Nebraska.
Helen NJ. Cougar writes.
Il congratulate the toiling millions and
yourself on your nomination. Let the gold
bugs squirm, threaten and bride The
masses rule the classes when statesmen
lead. HELEN NJ. COUGAR"
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BRYAN AND SEWALL
THEIR ONLY HOPE
international BilnetalilSnl a
DeluSi0n and a
Snare.
THE REPUBLICANS
KNOW IT FULL WELL.
Friends of Silver rIust Vote the
Democratic Ticket.

Dire Disaster Would BE Sure to Fol-
low in the Wake of the Election
of McISinIey-The People Now
Have the Opportunity to Be Free
The Name by which the Plat
form is Called Should Cut No Fig
ure with the Brave Men and Wo-
men of the Nation, Who Are
ReaIIy DESTROYS that the Gold
Bugs of the Country .Shan Not
Press Down Upon the Brow of la
Dor a Crown of ThOrns," nor Cru
city humanity Upon a Cross of
Gold"
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WOMAN DELEGATES.
There Will Be Three if Not More at
the PopuIist Convention.

ST. LOUIS. July -2O.-There will be three
if not more lady delegates in the Populist
convention. Two of the three viii be from
New York and one from Pennsylvania
The committee of ladies who is giving its
attention to securing the adoption of a
female suffrage plank in the platform are
counting upon the jealous assistance OF
these ladies.
Some of the members of this committee,
headed by Mrs. Victoria Conkling Whit
ney and Miss Ella Buye were at the Lin
dell early today to make arrangements for
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ARE ALL AT SEA.
Sound Money Nebraska Democrats
Ask. "Where Gre We At:v

Ask, 'Where Ere We At."
OMAHA, July 2o.-The sound money
wing of the Democratic party in Ne
braska is now somewhat undecided as to
what course to pursue in the coming cam
paign. That they will not support Bryan
and free silver is the only thing that is
definitely decided upon. Just what form
their opposition viii take, according to
Euclid Martin, the recognized leader
among them, is as yet undecided. No
formal conferences have yet been held
and none has been called, but that some
such d meeting VIII be held in the near
future is a. certainty. One of the things
that is causing the delay is the conven-
tons which are TO be held at st. Louis
leader of the Nebraska forces, goes east
tomorrow to confer with eastern dele
gates. He thinks the west will start the
revolt.
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SUGGESTS MURDER.
The Body Found in the Grand River,
Near Fruitn.

TIC bUUE II UultU III tIi1 UruHU IafVeF,
Near Fruita-
DENVER, July 2O.-A special to the
News from Grand Junction, Colo, says:
County Coroner Ingersoll was called to
Fruita today to take charge of the body
found in the Grand river near there yes
terday. There was a bullet wound in the
face which had shot away the front
teeth. There was an empty pocketbook
on the body. There was also a memoran-
dun book which had written on the front
page Frank Brown, Lakeview, Aspen.
But this is thought likely to be the ad-
dress of some correspondent. The body
was dressed in a good suit of clothes.
The appearance of the bullet hole sug-
gestS murder rather than suicide.
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LONDON, July 2O.-Many members Cd
the dramatic profession were at st
Daneran's church Today to witness the
wedding of henry 3. Irving, the eldest sor
of SIR Henry Irving, and Miss Dorotha
Baird.
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American horse Magica won the Wigston
two-year-oid selling plate worth 150 SOW
ereigns, at Leicester today. Mr. Taylor
Sharon's Red Mob was second and Lord
Crewes Mrs Proudly third.
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BEYREUTH, Germany, July 2O.-The an
nual Beyreuth Wagner festival has open
ed at the Festspieihaus with a fine per-
Torrance OF ''Das Rheingold," under the
direction of Hans Richter. The festival
is crowded with visitors from all parts
of Europe and there are also many Amer
leans present.
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THE DRAIN IS ABNORMAL
Another Bond Issue is Hardly
Probable.

A Rumor that the New York Banks
Have Decided to Come to the Re-
lief of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VIII Reach Home Today, When
Some Facts May Be Known
Treasury Officials Hopeful.
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Some Rumors.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The with
drawals of gold from the sub-treasury
far export tomorrow to Germany, ag-
gregated $5,O3O,OOO, of which amount
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FOREIGN FACTS.

LONDON, July 2O.-At Wimbledon to-
day Mahoney won the lawn tennis cham
p4onsnlp OF England, defeating w. Bad
ueIey, last years champion, three games
out of five.
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LONDON, July 2O-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Times commenting upon
the report that Ii Hung Chang had visit
ed the Credit Lyonaise and had declared
that China intended TO secure great
loan, but that it desired to treat direct
with the banks without intermediates,
suggests that it is possible that the chief
aim of Lis tour is to get a loan on cheap
terms.
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WASHINGTON, July 20-The gold
reserve went below the ninety-million
mark today for the first time in many
months, and at the close of business
the actual figures were $50 Isl, 336-a re-
duction of $S,7O6,3O0 for the day. OF
the Withdrawals 5000, 900 was for ex-
port.
Treasury officials look upon this
heavy gold drain as entirely abnormal,
and are confident that it will not con-
tinue. at least not so heavily. They
say that there is nothing in trade con-
dftions to warrant the exports, adding
that although exchange is at a point
above the shipping point in normal
times. the conditions are such, in their
Judgment, as to make it uncertain
whether it can be profitable ait present.
In the absence of Secretary Carlisle,
who will not return to the city from
his jaunt down the bay until tonight
or tomorrow morning, no one can speak
authoritatively respecting the proba-
bility of
ANOTHER ISSUE OF BONDS
to replenish the reserve in the near fu-
was that such a thing was not to be
expected. The rumor reached the treas
ury late in the day that the New York
banks had decided to come to the re-
lief of the department, and pledge
themselves to maintain the reserve at
the $500, 600, 900 point. There was no Of
fetal backing to this report, but Off
Gals profess to see other hopeful signs
even if this promise fails. of realiza-
ton.
Among them is the prospect that the
demand for money in the west will
oblige the New York banks to deposit
gold with the treasury in order to Oh
tain the necessary paper. This would
add materially to the protection of the
gold reserve. The department has al
ready accumulated In the general bal
ance of $261, Sis, 1888 no less than SS4,2S6,-
O16 of the old legal tender notes and
S35, ia 19 in Sherman notes. This leaves
the whole amount of legal tender notes
outstanding of the kind that can be
used
UNDER THE ENDLESS CHAIN
PLAN
to draw out the treasury gold at once
S345 100000, and very much of this is
actively circulating in the course OF
daily trade. The national banks held,
of this total, STAT ,OOO 900, and SO far as
the treasury officials know, they are
not generally lending themselves to
the present raid on the reserve.
AS to other conditions, the officials
are satisfied with the manner in which
they have gotten SO far through the
month of July. This is always a trying
month, the beginning of the fiscal year
letting loose a lot of appropriations for
miscellaneous objects, as well as for
rivers and harbors and pensions The
payments on account of the latter have
amounted so far to S9,S27, 900 this month,
while the quarterly interest charges on
the 4 per cent bonds and others have
aggregated $6,479,0OG. The total ex-
penditures for the month have reached
$31, 11S,000, which leaves a deficit of
So, 091, 294 but this is no more than was
expected, while encouragement is found
in the fact that the receipts have aver
aged well up million dollars per diem
and that much of this increase is COM
posed of internal revenue receipts, an
indication that the whisky in bond has
at least been drawn upon.
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LONDON. July 2O.-An official dis
patch received here from Athens today
reports that serious disturbances have
taken place at Gambia. Several Chris
tlans, it is added, We're killed during the
affair. All the shops are closed and the
inhabitants have asked the protection OF
the foreign warships.
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LONDON, July 21.-Sporting Life pub
fishes an interview with Stanbury, the
carsman, in which he Is quoted as saying
it would be impossible for him to go to
Vancouver and get into condition in time
for the regatta. Still he is willing for a.
match here with Gaudaur. Stanbury also
stated he would perhaps take a four
Dared Australian crew TO Vancouver in
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LONDON, July 2O-In the house of
commons today Mr.. A. j. Balfour, first
lord of the treasury, moved suspension of
the midnight rule for the remainder of
mess may be taken up at any hour,
though opposed. Mr. Balfour said private
bills must be sacrificed. He feared there
would not be time tospass the deceased
wife's sister bill, but he proposed to
continue efforts for the passage of the
Irish bill
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When You See Another Man

has quit advertising. 1t is a good
time for you to jump into the
paper with your advertisement.
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Now Get Down To Business.

You have had good time;
seen the carnival, and feel happy.
Now get down to business and
advertise.
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NEWS OF THE WEST.
How a SVordash Pierced Clear
Through a Ships SIDE.
MADE iSs,rr ny USING orlun.
nav Broya,d while fishing, h'ii
rrush d to Dsa h by R"lway
Train-Dlsd on the street.


ps.idents Of the milling town o.
h no., Snoh,mish, Washington,
80 s,siohing ioI tue body OF the olsh
xs.r.old gon Of Ii. q. jacobs, VINO zen
ire Rnvhom an river from a bonn
willie fishiug Saturday, morning. az
,oie and hat were found 10 the H'et'
Miss Fanny o'asy ,ass AZ Etgh.
died suddenly Nv w ,aa,s Dak,snI.
isen'" saturday night. Bho was GU
Dn;, and iell on the street, oxpif'
whsl"s t.s momenle, The woma
Joy in',.d frnm Colorado Springs
hau ,,nav 10 visit her nephew, Jane,
s,,,nn. recorder At the state universi'
N ,s. sutton was with her al III,
M ''
INV m u,aoL.,t shot and in.
Ohhsss,, ,as hin,sI, i'm the Alhambfa
tianuy svs d,saad cal. on saturday
saloon ~ ~. ninuies before the
evening. s.. s,anaing. leanlng
deed ueoeA.su d. Inc eyenipR paper.
90 Tue ua,, s., - s,i,irv An The rear
The ptop.ietoI ~, ~ ne.rd Rfackstt
room tea1lhs stas lie mar. Thsr
walk siounu soi 4, 4. ,upposed n,
iolloweu 'uo d.si in n NJ Of dee.
conmssu
p n.m.,,,n, the oloven.ysar.
ueotss p.ah nsmat,ini, was KILLED
olu ,Vno' 80 f,om SAn Francisco
ny VIZ psavaod civ, Cat, On
reacnlhs .,og A freight train
oAlnIuy On The siEe track, on
was s.au. s,,rnosed inc boy wst
whleu " ,,s,.yis1 nm he Jumped
plAyihs he ,,aek To- front OF the
rom sssnrsr train, He was
lneouink baaI nv the locomotive
truck on .ue anont tw,nty.fivs teui.
anu tnIp~ s,sc,,,,ed and Inc by
HIS skun VS. t,i,sJ
Was Instantly an. a,.
Max Lang, pHsono' ~ 'uo
Cruz, Cal, JAIL, wuo epes ~
commit suiclue Fflusy ~ eu,uns ~
throat with tazlt, maue ahVans' ~
tempt Saturday AFTERNOON; ne WIS
the bAndnges tnai oeuuu lne NounS'
on his neck ano hung hiinsel, w COZ.
Other prisoners gave tne aIh.n Anu
Lang was cut down, Ai1ot Whlon ~
WAS committed 10 AgneWe asylum'
lilo believes that his uAu haonS NV,
killed his mother' he "to,o T'o'
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and II happened also very naturally that
the learned gentleman was greatly taken
with this self possessed intellectual girl,
who could converse with him upon any
subject which be chose TO introduce So
Il was not long hcioro tho professor came
10 h. very much IN cfsdcnce at the llar
court home
This dun young man went 20 sce Boa
trirc liaWuurt Just ~ usual. and when he
happened 90 meet tho professor there 70
mover SEEMED to rufllo him In the least
Whom the young woman would try and
draw him into the Conversations he had
but one reply.
"Oh, don't mind me 60 on. You
know ! don't know anything about thusc
things lmwcll enough satisfied Just Ne.
tcnlug to you two and learning some.
thing
Frcd Norman was disguised Io said In
confidence 10 n dear friend.
"Wcll jack Dalton ought 20 b. the
grand master Of blind fool council No. 1
OF the United order OF Idiots Tho pro-
fcss0r has oil the winning cnrds In his
hands
trd wns too good friend Of Jncl.' 20
Withhold frun him tho honent of biz opin-
ION, so he aocosiod Dalton ono day and
tried ~ explain tho situation to him
10 was only another instance of Jacks
hard hoadc,incss TINT be- should take the
import of his friends words In n way cn.
tlrly apart frun whit was intended.
Many many thanks, Fred, " hn said
FOR what you have told me II things ho
~ you say, might ~ well ind out my
fate NJ once les either the professor or /,
and am gninRto know which 1t Ia
And that night he called ON Beatrice
"wlth Intentions"
Miss linrcosrt, he bcgnn without any
prollminnrirs. have loved you for n
long time. and I want "a marry you.
Everybody thirss have no chance against
Professor Mortimer, and maybe haven't
or course can't talk philosophy and sci
onco and
"Oh, Jack. don't sny any morn about
sciunco aud philosophy cried BEATRICE.
81 have had enough 20 last me my life.
time Tho professor has mndc mo almost
hate them. DO you suppose woman
wants b. h. woucd with syllogisme Yes,
IN marry you, Jack, for isn't sincere love
better than science"
Tho professor snid nothing. but packed
his grip aud went back to tall philosophy
30 his young men.
And jack who was dun hoy and
didn know what furlru h. had crcatrd
Just laughed ard was ycy happy New
York sun
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WHAT A DULL 10y DID.

Jack, or John, Dalton, as hc called him.
seif In business hours, had from tho timo
that ho was old enough bccn ono OF tho
workers Of tho world. lie had carly shown
evidence Of having tho commercial instinct,
and his father, who WIS wool dealer, fos-
tend the tendency Ia tho hops Of trimming
up a son who should be- a loader Ina trade
What wonder then, that he should grow
up tho most energetic, unaOntimonll and
hard hcndod OF business moni IL would
have bocn difficult ~ ind two people morc
cntircly unlike, both by nature and tuiin.
ing, than this plain, practical Jack Dial.
ton, and that learned exponent ~ tho
higher culturO, Miss Beatrice Hnrcourt
She had been 10 one OF tho leading WON.
ans colleges, had taken honors and was
Pm. - Aud throughout the society Of
this particular city the fnnc Of Miss liar.
courts intellectually Ind gone forth.
All the young men who did not regard
themselves as particularly well oquippcd
mentally Ind a politewny of avoiding Miss
HArourt
Jack Dalton was introduced TO her ut
the Mcrcdiths' one evening, and NJ every
one said, Ii was just like his hard headed
ness, after holng warned, 10 tako fancy
to her.
"You beat any ono 1 ever saw, Jack, f"
said Frcd Merriam. 81 bolioyo you We taxi
en- liking % Beatrice Ilnrcourt You've
been talking 10 her for fully 20 minutes -
"Why, yes She's rather nice girl,
think, said Jack.
"Nlco enough, 10 be- SURF, replied Fred,
"but she's so darncd intellectual, you
know. She goes In for science and philos'
ophy and all that.
"wcll, limits all right isn't 10 Thcro'a
no harm IN n woman's being smart n sho
wants %, = there"
THAT'S ~ right, Jack It's Just like
your hnrd hnadedness Go on, and first
thing you lvnow you'h Land up against d
sinmu
but no was not done with tnosc VINO
feard for his safety at Miss HArcourt's
hands Tint very night his slster-for hc
had u aistor-took him u task.
"Oh, jack, Jack, you foolish boyl" she
said. 81 saw you talking long tlmo this
evening with Beatrice llArcourt You deai
old Ounce, what could you find 10 talk
AbOutn
"sho seemed to DO intorstod In what
said. "
scomod-ycs, seemed. Seeming and
being hre two different things. What weTS
you saying 20 hori"
"Wo were talking about tho tariff and
sheep and different sorts Of wool
"Oh, Jack, Jack, i" broke Ia his sister
talking sheop 10 Miss iiarcourtl Houol
OF horrorsW
why, she seemed to enjoy ID, I'm sup
and asked questions by tho dozen.
You poor, foolish hoy, she was making
fun of you right 10 your face and laugh
lug In her sleoyo all tho while, and yot
didn't have the eyes 10 scc IT, "
Then an interruption occurred In tn
person Of Professor Max Mortimer, pro
fessor Of psychology at stanton university
who came TO visit tho MoGibony Duiis.
OF course Mn. McGibeny Dun had Boa
uice " meet tho professor Immediately
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