New-York tribune., 1896-07-08


are mot In it,
A gentleman from Kansas City. VINO sre~uJ u'~
uo,,,.a and Inundated his fellow -townsmen To-
dnv nv keeplng in condition OF undemocrauc 30
br,etv assured a group Of listeners mar " MT
Cleveland were TO appear on the scene VI
ne would be lynched. An incautious man VINO
ually mentioned the name OF cieveiano III ~.
Palmer House rotunda was saved from pSs sva trtr.
damage only througl. his quick wit IN expiaansSrs srs
to The Sy .ss in SsR os a%S now ns al Cray
Gables And this is the esteem in whicn me ne. =
holds the SHy S,s man House - IN forty years
Senator Villas said to-day: 1T Is well known
that the Wisconsin delegation is INSTRUCT"
sound money and II Will vote that way IN uie So"-
ven,ion. There has been some taiH OF oo"s % :. ~.
detection in the delegation toward silver out II m.
been exaggerated There are not think 10 p excsCo
three or four silver in the delegation. ressoIs ,s
a. ally me ew Neslonal ine Platform with sres. mssvns
cannot help but feel that Il VIII WORK 'nn"s r,sS
TO tne OF the present business depresso
which has been largely due 70 fear that tn'' c''
try might drift to silver OASIS
Ex-senator NJ T. Butler. OF South Carolina ssSW
II am free-coinage man, but nave oecor
alarmed az the radicalism OF the silver poe.
u,e here and have on to attempt to stay =
possble the tide which seems to be tnat way. ~
seeus 10 me that It would be a calamity, oon Tor
the Democratic party and the country thepS the psSS'
m Of
are now looked upon possible. not TO say PROB
and and shall labor TO the best OF my ability to prs'
vent such result
Senator Hill" said Senator White. OF California
How do you keep your flesh down? Riding . b.
ENo" N. New-Yorker replied lacon!caiy. 'dods.
ing EN-.
p:ous old delegate went to the theatre Sunday
tfv lat nd
colleagues with suspicious glances when he returned
His guilty conscience told him they must have seen
him enter or come out Of the pIaynouse ne a %
head OF the story on its inevitable way home %.
with a little. nervous laugh. he said
Err had funny experience this evening"
No one smiled: on the contrary. they all seemed b
look unusually solemn He knew they were "deeo
on" and SO he continued:
"Yes. you see I saw a crowd going into . theatre.
Thinking that It one Of tho religious services
which had heard were he'd in some Chicago
ens s 9Su car skns Ss my seas 4.
How sad remarked one of the delegation AnA
Yes" the black sheep replied. and 50 thought
w ell" chipped IN a young member Of the dele
cation, III you fet 80 bad & about ut IT, & why c,ans you
Another nervous laugh, and then:
''Well-er you see; I would have done %. but ~
John T. Crisp, of Independence. No. 10 one Of rhe
interesting characters at the Palmer House head-
quarters OF his State Colonel Crisp has been .
didate for Congress from his district several times.
but has always been beaten by split in his party.
He Is known far and wide as the Roaring IAon oe
Cracker Neck" He with QuAntreli during rhs
war and was a warm friend and admtrer OF Major
Fsdwaris the we.l-known Missouri journalist who
persuaded Frank James OF bandit fame to surrendss
himself Governor Cnttenden. "A
A new badge has been offered ~ sale on the
streets OF Chicago. It bears tho inspiring decars-
ton Il am Democrat" few timh citisens havU
invested in these badges which they cautiously
pinned to their understands The seems to b.
that when a man says II a Democrat" he n
immsdia tely asked. What Il DemocratT' ard
that IL one OF those things fellow can md out
Trustworthy Information Is 10 the effect that the
be looked for before tomorrow night or Thursday
morning.
little man. with black. pointed whtskerss
created much curiosity about political headquarters
this morning He was seen first to go aong ths
streets STOPPING and intenty looking along rhs
curb!ng and into every crack in the pavemeu.
The same man had been seen last night visiting
many e.ectric lights on State-st- When he was
observed again to-day hitting up the rugs In one OF
the hotels and peeping behind the sofas. one
asked: Who Is that man and What is he hunting?~
Way. that Is Governor A.tgeld. He Is entomol-
ogist. He rs searching the whole city for rars
bugs
well. indeed he has chosen an opportune t1nAs
and then the Republican haw-hawed "a