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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
BARON MALCHlN HERE
The Noted Russian Sworisman
Ready for the Combat.
Hands Are Played by Local Whist Men
and sent IN Their Journey Medals
for = A. &. indoor Meet.

Ea-sn ryAn Nz,shlr. who Is 70 meet Capt
Y. n Jennings. e thAs rssy. in nzsansed
xrEssrA eaztsst al Ma3ls1a street pSrz
Agra = arrived II sE- city last evening"
or shs steamer T1lasillz- compAn3-& lsy
his maz4xsr ard se4lssr. Alfred sAerr.
They are staring AZ she R2.nIeT-.Ssazi
Esren Ma3zh.n : 4 handsome rl4H has
rasisae.f zazazezz ard speaks The Eagilsa
language well re s2s a slight foreign
aSeent He - iaA and Nzae His complex
ton Il clear ard MS eyes ara blue He II a
charming COZ FewsS-tanai1s. and can tell
Of adventures IA every country Ia the
world except Australia He Vas bora n
ISL q, s. Petersburg. esucztei Ia TIE
military schools. ard al fhe age Of Is went
trio service IN the cars body quart AT
a banquet one aight bis superior ofHief.
couaf Cotascr. Srt.red him 10 60 for a
carriage. Maleh1n took the order as a. IL
suit. Swords were drawn. but the inter
ference OF tkass rr@seas stopped he fight
The next morning a duei xas fought with
broadsE ofts. and IA less thaa a minute
Count c9tazosf was seriously wounded ia
the body. Through the influence OF NAL
chls's father he escaped jail. hu; Was ban
ixhed for tao years. Since thsr he has
Travelled through Peru. Bolivia. Brazil and
Chile as the CORE ponien; % the Sovoe
yremYa, the leading daily newspaper OF
s. Petersburg.
AatsntH EaS been eng aged IN numerous
contests with the best sworssasen in the
world BUT has never been defeated Ills
last contest was in San Francisco vita
Sergt. owea Davis. where the decision
Was a draw. although the papers thought
the baron was The better sxer9smaH.
Among the noted sworssmen The baron
has defeated are: v. BolschiYe. captain
In the imperial army; Otto Wuifsus. IN
stractor of the imperial military academy
of Berlin: Emile Frar4.s. Of New York;
J. Perriette. OF MtrneapOilss and Theo. Le-
Bosuf of Portland. Or
Barren NA3chin SAYS that S2vin, or
Count Loutree." as he was known IN Se-
attic came from a me family and lrst
made his appearance in prominence as q
member OF the cxAs's bodyNuart. He
proved however. to be q desperate gam
I bier. duellst and LoekArio. He ran away
with a rich bankers wsfr. and when he
was finally run 10 ground she killed her
self. He made fortunes and lost them.
ana at one time won Sa8o by telling q
Jockey 20 ride his horse to win or choose .
grave.
Baron Maichin VIII commence practice
today with his trainer In order 10 get
ready fer the combat He was compel ed
to leave his horse in San Francisco, ewing
TO failure TO consummate proper arrange
ments fer shipment He says that he Is
In condition himself. 50 that most Of his
work will be confined 10 training the new
horse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03

pbvsaslants Ar.fsf al n Tiairnss, ire
,,.ss-,,,,ss. .-1.v-,sers~ az Pes alralu Esfrft
ans; an, sss .ss-tssl murderer = several 9TH
.-s cent frr his zssSrTs~ 10 settle AIS a.
fairs -.srtseussrfv shc~e relating - - r~sl
.4s.ss. hzsa ~ hsfn "a Chicago an3 Fort
xEsrfn TIE r.fies 80 several properties
,l..s W.. yxFe1 ~ ssTgar@sss - have sssers
asx-ess sv fgatrsss ali b. iussr = siorze M
se~. ha ssrslgatena ussf several a-sga-sf
tsxnfk Tbs ~ - TOW sgysnx re 10
1Ea4-za@. = % as@ hanged MAY = t1EF - -
"a sxl~s4s SPIRITS As4 prizes tsuss~1t IN
ass .rxrslssss aFpsz TO- slacs TIRE esY she
s~sss x7zr-kas waE rad 70 aim ~ hss
rasn~s several rasrlts r aTsEtt HIS
izxY-sr Refused % SIsEIEs Has7es tustrse-
rsoss. boz @SS3 Hafnaes na& ca&fssest .
airs. as - tia elsE=ssaI = ~ remains saz
has arrzExed slfarssy ~ sszsa. a isseA -
communicated q hss ATT. asF.
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even ugly, when under It's influence. One
DAY he went away in a canoe and never
came back. and shor, time Afterward the
canoe was found afrift. with bnrk.hot
holes through the sides Of II. and II was
then supposed that the owner had been
killed and thrown overheard Nov comes
the strange story that his cousin. while
hunting fsw days ago on Waldron island
shot a deer which suddenly disappeared
from view. and that while looking for Il
he stumbled upon the cave. IN which he
found the body. which he recognized at
once as that Of Nimeatsa. The coroner Of
the county. Dr. Wright. Of Friday Hartor
was at once notified. and u IL reported here
that an Inquest has since been held hat
with what results could not be learned
from people arriving from the isiands late
last night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
snohomish River Boom Property sold.


Snohomtsh, April e-specisi.-The Sno-
homish River Boom Company property
known as the Pearl & Tompkins boom was
today sold to company Of Everett CAPT
taliAts. headed by Henry Hewitt Among
the others in the new company are O. r.
Nontsndon. r. II. Browneli and A. r.
Whitney. 1r. The price paid was sio.o.a
Tn, new company has considerable back
ing. and its plans are not known but log
gers here say that there t. no prospect tina,
there will be any large business at the
boom OF any great money to be made from,
- The logs % the Snoaualraie are largely
RATED down. and the Skykomish IL 40 mar
row and forts1oQs that IL Is impossible TO
drive down that stream. and the railroads
are doing much % the logging OF that sec
ton In the early days. when the log
ging camps were near the river. there was
hse business for the boosn and the owners
made money oat q the property. Beside
the boom At the mouth Of the river the
property includes shear hoofns and apron
baons along the river and a prior right
FOR the construction and maintenance Of
such improvements
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
New Sawmiil started ar Everett.

Everett April SPECIAL The new saw
min ~ me Bell Lumcer Company started
YESTERDAY. II has a capacity of = go feet
a asy ani gives employ neuf - thirty FIVE
ucn. r. Bell ls president and mana
ger. " & Hnties vics president and
treasurer. aaa : ~ fireane secretary.
Tho company bought the property ~ the
: kndas1 uiiU a. kirkland and IN sixty
sAys from the sins ihet tsrEaa taking ,he
mill aNrH laey were saving lumber TAc
company hss orders heosei for 81. -
fset OF railroad timber
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brought by the General Electric Company
against Miles e Moore and the receivers
OF the Tacoma Rpsswsy 4 Motor Company
- prevent the payment Of coupons on the
bonds % the company amounting 70 81 30
was today dismissed az the requ-st Of the
plaintiff II - understood the suit was
settled ont Of court The electric eogn-
pany claimed that the coupons should he
cancsisd. "a The bonds had been ds posted
with the Baker Boyer bank. % wsiis wal
Ia as security for a note on which infer.s,
had h.sa paid during the time the coupons
fnatuFes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03

with lines of bright gold. The cost Of the
much sought trophies Is greater by far
than Il was last year.
The $. A. &. may lose the services Of os-
from. the pole vsuiter who has made . feet
inches. 4 few days ago. while he was
playing haBdhali. enc o. the sprinterS ran
into him. tn1uring hts side severely, II not
breaking a rib. At hest his condition is
such that II is doubtful II he viii be able
to compete.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
k1sE IN ARMENIA
nnrsen Appeals to Amer
= for More Money.
~.sos or PEOPLE HUNGRY
rsxsnx. and the Medical At
-. inadequate Diii'caity Of
,~.chiag the Province.

- Anrz THE nstioral Ar
80 essar-ittss today received ire
- sxssrgfArs. addressed ~ 6ssa
zsssa % toe ei'>is'a4H o. ne con-
s-rcss. Ayra ito Spencer
= ygk; We hsVs just ordered
$500 ard ap8iheGSrsss wlth
..erslses ssr Esyrsat. ALL sent an
ssssa af goods into that terribly
xs.vses All Efii Ds tsere this
u..s1Igs party supplied Aiatab.
q rcate 70 0Drfa anf beyond.
80 las no. reported. and IL
- = or neAr HaF29oi- Caravans
- ar with eaeh expedition. We
z..,.x h<zvy sbipmsals By each
me ssbllne porte has ordered
.xss',y ssysa for distribution. Our
1880 is slnw traasoor. stior. the
= a.ssx sftsen days apart. This
- ). A.era-6refia. the southern
-. !, me interior. consumes seven
- sarxsarx are naovisg through
- vssa. II is easy 70 telegraph
y supplies are sxhaassef and
q .-s.rrset 10 them. Mrs Lee writes:
- ef eosioB Ia Narash smallpox.
- sas iyphgs- No doctors bat
= = ssnt
800 ,hsre has bcsn received the
- .ryr ssArash There are t.
r<.~.,s hers The problem Of how TO
.1.r,ss here ard In Zelloen l. apoa
~ syzshlnf fierce. The misery IL
- trsaxsnsti5n Cold. famine.
- We are using SO a week for
-. 1850 And bedding. and IL Is barely
=. rsrya,ioa rates, Cannot more he
- ~ .hoss xh0 contribute wish "a 20
-. xsy.rx Al such a low rate7 The
80 = he city are exhausted. and
-. srrs fer more TO Ainiab. We have
...s.s a,ssass reports Of si' moneys
~ y.nsrrow We cut down one-hsif u
- - lask Of funds Thousands az
- .rs needed 20 save these people
n,,srabls death. When will 1t
20
.~esss % these pressing demands.
k~rrIts,e today forwarded 70 Turitey
-. fass. The committee also urges
s~s,sal Easter offerings from churches
= ssss<zzzls ~ sent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03

NeMi-nvi'ia Or April The irhsh'-
tAnfs Nere awakened A. S.i- c'ci7ck MS
rnn~rinS ~ an earfhrua sc--tsa nr ;h~ss
f.st.rct shocks. foiiewc-s ~ Qsick sscces-
sien ~ - is'sa rrssnsainx noise rofn ng from
tse west The earth appeared to iip to-
wari ihe east.
Portland Anrl s-Ah7ni rF -re'e
rs-tAeaake shrck - hrfaf aars'for was
sast re-e TIE shock VAS re-: as far SONIA
y ssirsn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
nNrpA N A SAD PLIGHT.
!. pusjea Utterly In Her Attempt TO
f.t.a Arm. In Cuba.

land Arms W uba
~s.s<las.a. April 1-Is the latest ai-
g 49, Puerto corfez which come by
q. ~shle. are Trustworthy the MI
1resx STEAMER Bermuda Ia in n sorry
q az Is reported to have been
- M me government ~ Honduras for
1sin az the neutrality laws, and to
I, fss.red the canfscatiaH Of her en-
urfs a guns. powder. dynamite. ma
- asa sther munitions Of war intend
- M casans Tho messages which
= "a. dskearienfng news 10 the Cu-
urtsih1ers explain very briefly why
s<r~Hsz failed 70 land her cargo.
= k,.@mss was made 10 land on the
es1fr roast u Cuba. near Cape Cor
~ night she was discovered.
sr~ss. BY the crows 0f spanish gun
= ssseA. Ike the Bermuda. had hidden
~ ssh,s from view and were patrol
ID. TeFy yicDsy where she was 10
y asis the landing Information as
"a exact pian Of landing had been pro-
n s~nn persons on board the Bermudt
rs cshlsd 90 Havana, and known TO
NsYiss before the vessel left somsrs
mi What has become Of the ITO
uFf5 ~ tift fiNfNttiN ~ fHA hIATts
rs eisiBei they wer. landed on tho
= u TIE province OF rinBr del Rio.
ns nss credited however. as Il IL palm
nsef n Puerto corieE that all hands
~ vessel there. ami none % them
y shis % alssmhark in Cuba. More
y 4 selid have been practice ATTY USE
r. iAsm 70 have landed without the
VS. = shicA Gen Naeee is 80 sareiy
~a Ne haa now an army OF loo men
~ asnss and practically without food
y seo1anHY - get any. because of
sesratisn 81 all growing crops by
ne attempt 70 land was prevented
rasfisg 81 ne sunhosts from tho west
y = Ne H1rtasrsiefn ana sauth y est
aasss u Caha, ard every part Of tho
" within the district under the control
y isserseRts vas watched day and
aTs@niatlsss o. the Spanish govern
y nes ~ their wsv 10 Puerto Cor
Y ~ seee.sary evidence o. condemn
&r~ats ant her cargo. capt. o'Brten
= cvs stgl remain On she vessel.
guarded constantly 10 prevent
-ses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03

only thirty. and has. taken an appeal
TO the court. A meeting Of the saua;ters
vas held last night. at which they ex-
pressed readiness 10 pay NJ the rate Of
81 month when the title = indisputably
clear, Mr. Warmers demand is based upon
the recent decision OF the appraisers. and
IS for himseif and the Hatch minor heirs.
for whom be Is guardian
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
\ Rich Man sued Tor Breach Of Prom

Hufre Mont. Arr.i a sensational
breach Ct promise suii fled in the 4 Vs.
iTicf court here fesiay. Tire p.a.HtiI is Miss
Flizsbs ResiaiH. Sal; Lake ARA fhe de-
feudan, j. William l. Le-sfs~d. = nan ~
pas; ns{i4le age jeGfprl a. one time was
arrested rs ysErant here. Four years
sEp he go possession % a secret. BY
hieh cd iron ara tin jhsown IN hiEfiy
charged waters from the COPPER raiess
charged % es9per. he LEASED TIE waters
f7Wi HE tafo ths Anaconda and - Law
renre mines and since then hAs beer
Gearing 20 from s. ffe 80 s. $50 yer Hgarth.
I.sifors Is cousin ~ Ne youns- aA3y
fatAsr. ard Is separated from ~ IA
lie ret Mas Rsl1sn la Sa;s i@Ss last
summer. so ou she Statement tsat p
~as % marry hTv ana venuid BE- 81. aaeo'n-
!l.zse1 her rssin IN Jaly. shs ssSs Fsaso
damages
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fscs sSssso1amend thsnatperlaarfs
cough Erstssiy

In lcsiEs % ihs EnzGusacfa1v~s Mss.-x
DAVIS i haara Il Wess Nentsrsv. IA. e. -.
X 'hAusAsf.asus taasa Esass,iv ass surs,.
peerie tAzs Cur pavs4elsns essssa d s.stA =
hsr We f<rssss.se-a them ~ trv t-etgi- ~ Il
All fhsy n7s ryvosnses,si i with the rs 4
as fas AS A. - aEsa ~ eoels p~s boss.s
hv dr1sg.st<
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03

san Fr~ne sre Arrii .-wHh,n twn
v-~ks srrff han - are<sccfars wsgi lowe
or abe Eait erlFs = AiaaEa The hsrs er-
Sac Mars w7 1a.! kh5at the s,r ,nst.
f5- coca i5ief. arb tae steam Schooner
Aihies - ssA far ;he essae place on All
- T>e MAJ u ~'n tskn aVay %" passee-
Ess~ The Ai-.aa 49, carry rs passenger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
Constant Visitor.

Pain IL a constant visitor OF persons
troubled with chroa c rheumatism Ttis
anweic0me guest will however. take 10
sieparfure and not renew hts visits Il a
wit Of ciec imeut H. served upon n through
the agency OF Hpssetser's Stomach Hit
ters the most efficient blood aepurent and
an08yne 10 rheumatic tWirEes known to
medical science. No testimony IN it, be-
half - more positive and conclusive than
that which proves its efficacy In rheti-
matte complaints IL is also cora<l. Gu
sluslv efsiracioas fer uaalsriai nervous
bilious SyEsept.c and kidney disorders ~
promotes appetite and steep, and Is nsrtic-
HIariy useful to invai1s rscosssing from
prime - NE. and those SUFFERING from a
iBcs If vital stamina. fini u highly bens-
fie4ai Give 81 a persistent trial. Ne med
elre a.ea spssEnodiczily. and nj irregular
times can be expected 10 achieve lasting
results.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-03
BASEBALL LEAGUE COUPON
The astsu lance AZ og.suinE game.
Nz3.sa street PARK. ~ -. ........
Name - glsesssr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ire medals fh2s zfl - given ss ~-sras
az ,Ae ss~lsssE anosRi lHs ~ meet o. sAa
SeattIe Annette Cguo 4f fne Arrnss-v Af.~sl
20 WI - placed on - ,iistts= a. tie rss-s-
frs- Hard~srx Con7EArs stare On FIRST
ss.r-sss EMS asfsrnpea. Ths ~ = rzs-s ~
ar rzaraats ia "a tse ss~u % tAs eassss
IN stass nsafs % &ai evst ara crossed
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RaeA-ss~r. " 7 Agra .-T7ss srres-~
r4v~~ - Asgs@r tsaa q hss been before ~
s~artY Y~=-s II y sFes IS banks "a IRE
sss1saerz psyg q th~ city. Al ssz @azess4
ssAr aArs - fhe s-rs~ f-Seks- TIRE spas~x
ars s<Te1s1sa ~ ~&sE<. .@4 s4s e-ce-4-
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TINE SCHEDULE.
In Eject January -. is,1

In Eject January -. is,&
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
FOR ST PAM and East. "a p. M
For Portland. l9sa ard 10 =. m.
-For Olympia and Gray's Haroor. 40
-For South Beni. - o. m
For Tacoma. 7.te and a. m. Il 10. 3:Sa.
80 and 70 y.
TTAISs ARRIVE AT gEATTLF-
From III Paul and East 9E b. m
From Portland ; - a. VA. and n . m.
From olympia ard 0fay's Hartcr.
From south Bead. - . m
From Tacoma, : - and II % a. m. 7ss5
I ~ - ard $50 . ~.
spAiiy ezcsps sunday, All others fsiiy.
Trains leaving Seattle az a. m. ami as
9. ~ make no stop between Seattle and
Tncaua.
Trains leaving Tacoma al 10 - = m. ara
5 ~ p make ~ stops between Tacoma
and Seattle.
ms card subject to change without
notice.
through ticksss to Jspaa sns China VIA
Scrtnern Pacific steamship CaursAny. sn
American line.
For rates rous o. and other Information
call o. or address
.. A. SADEAr.
General agent. Seattle
CITY Ticket Office. corner Yenlsr avenue
and frO1t A.tret.
Depot Ticket once, corner wsss snd
Columbia streets
AD CHARLTON,
Assistant Gsnersi Passenger Agent.
Ne. - Mefrisoa street. corner Third.
Portland or.
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Train Master Neaiv 81 the rerrsYivafis
ra'irnsd who has been IN ihe serFsre q
that famous Eysts N for tzsufs four years.
haye been Spending a few days IN the rttv
visiting George X. Wilson sns returns
Essf tfsgfax over the %crthern Pacific.
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGaSr DINING CARS.
TOu EIsr SLEEPING CARS
10
-. Paul. Minneapolis. Duluth.
Fargo. Grand FORKS. Crookstoa.
Winnipeg. Helena Aud Batts.
Through Tickets 20
Chicago. Philadelphia s.hinxtes. Ssv
York. BastoB. aad all peints
Mast and south
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-05
Silver in Mexico.

President Diaze writes the Examiner
relating to the experience in Mexico
with free silver. He says:
The exports Of our national products
are rapidly increasing, and as they
are purchased in foreig ! countries in
gold, the profits to our exporters are
very large.
Manufacturers of all kinds are very
prosperous, insomuch as the deprecia-
ton Of our money abroad acts as a
high protective tariff for them at
home.
The fact that our silver dollar is
quoted at but half its value in gold
standard countries has no effect on its
value here.
1t is worth as much and buys as
much Of the necessaries of life here
today as it eve did.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-05
The Maynard Company

The audience that gathered last
night to witness the performance Of
the Maynard Company had an even
ing OF very enjoyable fun.
Madam Maynard opened the per
Torrance with some very clever light
ening changes and approximations
which were heartily aprlauded. Some
Of the changes were made in five
seconds. Harry Maynard is a hoste
in himself as a musical wonder. He
performs on 16 instruments, one Of
them being an ordinary bellows.
Ted Morrison, the banjo player, was
we'll received and Holstein made a hit
with the crowd. 1t was a very enjoy
able evening and there will be a
change Of bill tonight aud a large
house is assured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-05
For Sheriff And Assessor.

In this issue appears the announce
ment Of Ed Reynolds for Sheriff and
Assessor. Mr.. Reynolds says he has
on several occasions stepped aside for
the sake Of party harmony but o be
is in the fight on his W account. He
has been one Of the fighters and
never a kicker at the party and a
consistent silver man. He also has
the backbone to impaItially perform
his duties il elected.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-05
Reversal Of Form.

ED. APPEAL :-Wheu a hOrs" beats
ANY fast hors s in ii race, and a few
days afterwards is distaHced by a field
OF ",ior-," as fourth or fifth rate plat
ers ale called. he is said to have under
gone "a reversal Of form.'
10 view Of the great changes Of
opinion on the money question since
the Mark Hanna or McKinlPy gold
bug convention, this phrase 'rever=al
of form" should be extended to those
Republicans, who We're in favor OF h
free coinage Of silver at che ratio OF Is
TO |, without waiting for the consent
of any foreign nation, and their pres
ent contention that the scarcer money
is, the happier, ricner and pros
per0us the people are. Among others
who have rttracted their opinions
from the free coinage side-Which is
clearly the side of honesty. patri"tiam,
liberty and humanity. is the son Of
Gen. W. H. L. Barnes. This y~uMg
man, by his able prosecution Of :he
fiend Durrant, the greatest criH,inai
Of the century, was credited 10y the
people as the champion Of truth. hon
esty and virtue This gentlemen in a
letter to the Sacramento Bee, some
weeks ago, wrote a strong letter advo-
eating the free coinage Of silver at l6
to l, without the consent OF foreign
nations A few days ago he made a
speech in favor Of the gold st andard.
To be consistent Mr.. Barnes should
now ask the Court to revise his judg-
ment in the Durrant case and set
him free.
Durraut is the criminal Of the
century, while the decentralization OF
silver is truthfully styled by John G.
Carlisle and others, as the colossal
crime Of all the centuries.
1t is a maxim 10 logic that the
major premise includes the minor
therefore there can be no inconsis-
tency in a person who not only de-
tends, but justifies crime, coming to
Justify a criminal. 1t is said on un-
doubted authority that a convicted
criminal seldom or never attempts
to justify crime. 1t is also said that
one never becomes wicked at once. We
hope Mr.. Barnes will not disprove
this theory. Let him retract his speech
in defense Of the gold standard, Uht
colossal crime of all the centuries
and first commit the lesser crime q
justifying the criminal by securing
Durrant's release, before he essay
the infamy of attempting of iustifyins
the great, most mOnstrouS and in
human crime that W q demon
dreamed of-the rule OF the gol'
standard.
Mr.. w. S. Barnes and some othe
gold advocates W not only suf
fered a reversal Of FORM" but a re
versal in the esteem OF many thous
ands Of good people who were no
willing to believe the able prosecute
Of the greatest criminal. would eve
he be the advocate and aid others il
: justifying, the greatest Of all crimes
the characterization Of silver. T. q.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-09-05
SewalI Viii. Not Withdraw.

New York, Sept. 1.-The CONNER
cial Advertiser this evening prints the
following dispatch:
Bath, Maine, September 4, 1896.
Editor Commercial Advertiser: "Any
statements or differences that I pro-
pose to withdraw from the Democratic
National ticket are without founda-
ton. I never had and have not now
the remostest intention Of doing SO.
ARTHUR SEWALL."