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SEN ALL On THE SEA.
Bryan's Running Mate Left His Home for
Now York.

Bryan's Running Mate Left His Home for
Now York.
Bath. Maine, August l0.-When the Bos-
ton steamer kennebcck left this port this
morning Arthur SewJl was on board. He
was on his way to Boston. from which
place he win so direct to New York to
receive the official notification of his NOM
inadion as vice pres dcnt by the demo
Gratis.
MIR. Scwan wore light suit and a straw
hat. and smiled pleasantly when asked
what time he expected to reach New
York.
II can't say" ne responded, perhaps /
shall reach there tomorrow nighi
Have YOU made any arrInE ments as
TO what YOU and Mr. Bryan Wal do after
tho nomination, where YOU WA then goH
NO. | must frs; consult MIR. Bryan.
believe it is settled, though, that no
Will return with mo to Name"
Have the dates been fixed for Mr..
Bryan to speak, and in what ci,iesY'
No. that is not known" said Mr..
SewaIl II shall notify Chairman hughes
of the State committee al the oaraest
possible moment. that he may at once
begin N.srangcmcnia There Is an urgent
demand for MIR. Bryan from All u,lar-, crs
He is wanted in Portland IN Lewiston. in
bangor. and many other pla ,es. but /
hope that his first address, will he in Bath
1 want my fellow-ctizens to see him and
to hear h m. You have no iden Of the
power Of the man or the impression which
he makes uDOn men"
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SEMALL ARRIVED.
The Winner of the Second Prize Reaches
the Great Metropolis.

The Winner of the Second Prize Reaches
the Great Metropolis.
New York, August 10.-IIon. Arthur
Sewall. the democratic candidate for vice
president. arrived In this city this after
icon N order to appear Wednesday in
Madison square garden 10 receive the -
fle,al notification Of is nomination, lie
leit hoslon some ours eArliei than he
lie reached here there was nohoiy to ~.
itlNc him. quarter of an hour later.
nU" ~ e. NJ dpp iltu ~ the fiIlh ave
lue motel. whore he ~ stoppoirg
Mr.. Sewall has a merry twinkle I'm his
eye as he talks. but he seemed to weigh
p words carefully, and occasionally hes.
ltated as though fearful oil saving some.
thlng mat would not LOOK wei In print.
IS you know" he said, II have come
70 u" MOTH 4ed of my numinati1n How
iuns l wl'l stay IN New York viii de-
j., "a III great measure on Mr.. BryaA
as " : understood that he and Mrs Hrv
an are to 20 with mo to my home at
n ~, no, Sn' tin ig after the noufieat.on
IN m n thereafter as they are ready i
,, Ia spc,a1lung Of his State he admitted
tnLl IL was stronghold OF renuLiirane
wouId be a scrt of mirac I,''i r. "a Ia
CarnlrI H. ie stated THAI the nght ,her"
IN, ,in a. v'S.Where, would b. one-si,icd
"Ht ne dxhl would be In the West
~. q" you think uf the possibilitv of
~ -, Va ~ H,"et being placed In the held and
is done?" ''''''"' IN case 1t
In M3iiii am not enough OF an eypcrt
~, ~, r"m.,s TO tell what the reaul; of s,Irh
H., ny t,n.Nlt would be- bnt / Will say
,nas 40 not regard tho movement as on,
80 Is'uf any gen eial strength. How
,i, !" VIII be time enough to talk of th,t
MEL m,cn 'he meeting in Indianapolis TAX ~
Mt. Mt Sewall said he was hopefu of no
!, '9 " "' we corning campo gn, altn5,.h
,io Ms lttle too early To make prsiir'
he Va. ai,a that, in spite OF tho fat t@t
-. TO be able to do so. - ''"' 'NP~e'-
atl,ois the visitors Mr. Sowall had to.
n"sin Nmcre Treasurer John T.. ST John
XII Mauoili Committeeman Towlcs Of
MuSSS"url' lie had an Engagement for =.
e,nr 1 :! with Chairman Jones and san.
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HOUNDED BY NM ,1',s|
Americans Are Wstsh.. !, !. !
the Govsrau..tt' 'Al
LIFE ON THE ISLAND l,et,,,I
o'',sen. Who Arc sup0o...
teoted by Stars Ana sa IN
10 submit to os,,.. , ''s'

co h%y West Vest Fla. Angus, 1884,.
o ,', from Havana last nay
steamship Mascotte stat. 1i u
lsh authorities are masID NV "! y
aoie for Americans On The -. -
are hounSted By Spanish l y
, ,'',, searched on the slish,s. - y
lhe latest outrage wa ron.s. fsr
thursday in the city o. puer,a ,S y:
wneh me residences of several .'''
oi'izehs We're searched nv 50.
diers, The soldiers claimed IA s
nj arms ana Compromising Hu
ne search Was conduclsi,r aS!,ssl
nruuii manner, furniture hsi.nn "
anu the contents of trunks sne usl'y
prlng scattered over The anar '1sa
ne soldiers took svscial d,J;,,,,
ii,aslis through the lingerie ,s,"af2
ti'c American ladies and masI'ntti
comments on 1t. Nothing If an
iatihS character was fourld .a, 81 Ns,;3
occupied by a Cuban won,s ataS
ner two little girls, sgei sssmm
Inc mother had a revolver az 4 N
girls had correspondence asi,.
chieis OF the Cuban goyerpmsn' y \
Villas. The mother and .rIs ..,s
en- 10 prison as spies and WsyI., T.
d"rei them court martalel
thcN VIII be convicted. bm il /. t
that Neyler Will not dare perm, X Il
girls to he shot. f""' w
recently many yourg men h.,, y
leaving Puerto Principe to joIn h, -
gents. The last party 10 iesy, ~ 4
Covered ny. Spanlards, and three ., -
Ailr@io Adam, Miguel Nune1 snd NJ
me torres, were captured. Thy 7
promptly court martialed and ..s'l
be shot. Torres 'lalins 10 b. An ~
citizen aud at his trial protested ~
the summary methods Of the Sad
~ protest was uniit.sicl and n ~,
executed unless the United Su,s y
fcres.
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IN CHICAGO.
suffering Humanity Can Not Escape the
Terrible Heat.

suffering Humanity Can Not Escape the
Terrible Heat.
ChiNgo. August lo.-lt began TO grow
uncomtortahly warm at carly dawn. and
as the blazing sun pushed rs way ny
oy'er Lake Michigan tho Intensity of the
heat WAS increased hour by hour al the
rate of gcometrical progression. II make
life stll more uphcarahlc. "A stoaiV. hot
wind, as hanctNl as a sirOCcp from tho
sands OF the Sahara. blew over the city
from she marshes aud swamps beyond me
southern limit IL Was "A hlighting wind
and mon sought TO escape from Il. -
was terrible even on the lake 'front.' ana
in those quarters If Chicago where wealth
and plenty abound, but In the poverty
stricken tenement districts the agony VAS
awful "a can't 'npla'e. All night lpur the
miserable people sweltcrcd and nautel In
vain Tor breath ~ refreshing ale
They slept or tried to sleep. by thou
sands ON the sidewalks Whale the s,eamy
Narors rose from the garbasc heaps.
spreading death and d srasc Tine civ
ambnlances and patrol wagons from the
ollce stations We're kept ON The run an
night b9ng, bearinS victims OF the heal
TO the hospitals.
Prostrat!ens from heat began 70 10 ~.
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OLD SOILS FATAL RAYS.
Citizens Dropping Off Hourly From
the Intense Heat.
CONDITIONS NEVER BEFORE EQuALLED
No Relief Prom the Penetrating Tenn
perature - Aiubu,ances and Patrol
Wagons Busy Win Dead.

New York AUGUST IN Tho number Of
,.,. -, '.1,,@r
u'i'"s Vh"sen ny the neat IN 'i'a'e'
Now York Is about 10 aud additional vic
trailons are Almost innumerahie ana no
accurate est mate can he made A large
number Of patrol WAGONS have been run
ming all day the clemnr of tn. aongs be-
'''-"s 'aihh'ar SOUND S'Ie't car
horses have dropped on the tracks by
scores. ON; of door work bos beon largely
suspon.iea and man. t.,,,,,r,cs ara, ,e,nro-
rarilv .,osod
-,
l'ast night was the hottest Of the sum
mer, she climax OF the present TORI spell
ard one Of the hottest known IA this city
for wears Nornln,, hr,,,,,,,,t ,,o r.t,.f aud
'''
ii. a. M mo thermometer stood de-
srces higher than at tho same hour sun
day. but as the humidity was loss inieus.
ihan ou the preceding day there was less
us .oi'.tett ~ tne atmosphere.
i."li y "a 'nf morning mere was but %
per COM oil hnmldity, which is rather he
W hF normal Slreat temperature
,nken IN me shade az a point near the ceA-
~ W n ~ q" vas ~ AT a. m add at
Intense IN ,he ,en",n,,,ts '''3 ~
charitable. organ. ,t,n,,s 49,. t a. 'iu
bands run n7anv t,'g,n, "'ae nav ,,,'.r
sucrumlIn. io ',,, 1917 nv, 1nu cH-uf en
mont 70 s,d 49, u"l, ON Ihe lnl'e depart
"a ~. 80 az ,n.th IN Responding 10 calls
,hr hNinh"r OF cases reported. Many other
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'N'"' 'ai OF Democratic Committo.
Upon McNinlev

, pom mckinley.
au'oh' ohio, August ia delegate,
VI sixty prominent democrats from prts.
"'b, VINO composed citizens committee.
80 1871 Candidate Bryan from Canton
~ ny place, arrived at l0:2D lhig ,nor, az.
J. H4liH mat they had dino. the ,Yrie
tlJIii"'eu ny County Chairman Haley ~
To- nS,aGS Wy, ana Morris Foster. vent
"taN. an informal vail upou Mater
M'cNlN.ty Nr. !nsrcr acted ms snnlS.
Ni"u lVI tho party upon arriving Al IN.
i,e,NnI "'E residence, ne said Thai he ho
I'N'u mat any candidate FOR IN 49,,
"r"NS WAS worthy Of tnr graa,ost ros,,,,..
~ PNe'y one, regardless of n1llti,oI
tirn h,' ne members of the delara-
M ut nad therefore called to pav their re-
9reV,S To and make friendly r,il a,
n" r.sponse Governor Mckinley said.
sl,d ~ HIt, nan and Gen'lemcn-I am v"r'
s'nu VI inns opportunity TO greet Vnr 40
"l' N,iY grateful for the yenero,is wnrb,
',,'n.h ny your chnlrmln. repre..niirg u ",
Of ne PoHllcal organization. We nro Vii
rounir,p .ouq "t our country and of oir
49, ; history. ana we should an ~
W. SS,iihod to make this rovernmen, g.,
~ ."ln'r as In the pas'--the h.st t'nr.,, ~
wi,I,' vi me world. OF you who disavrno
Nm me politically, II Is very .ratnf,'i 'e
mayo assurance Of your me-, T,a'olui @
Va, lhSnk you. Npplaasel ''''
N.'' ms the members of the ,or,,,..
Mr. N n,rmcsen'ed aud shook hands WIN
w. ,tgguished callers on Major No,l,n
~ '3Ity McrC, IL, Hon. Rlch1rd i, o ~,
az, lNand They camo hore WIN ." wa
RIP from NH tho 1,ry6}n,pGGFIS which mad ~
an tMnrty Mr. ana Mrs Bland NY BY
b,ro N"l"lor' city twenty mre. nas,
VIZ VII "n as of the BRYAN par:y' as 81 81
80 80 . f1tt OF tho prostanlma IN ~.
I,rch ~ scme lcnrth al ~, /" IN I'VE
foid ,hiE"h while herr. Mr.. II.-1 ~
and h. 'a', WA, an nIlreSs would h. mnd. N, =
Guir' Nv wa prevailed upon h. fne MI,
-
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PULITZER To
Omen Latter to the Nominee TUE
York World

Omen Letter to the Nomin,ss0
New York, August io-r .'s,.' lssI
print tomorrow column " Lar. i
MIR. Bryan" asking nm to . u,r q
speech of acceptance his posi- .,.,tss
erai planls In the ch'cass s. M
says that upon many srOua .sncIps il
stands with Mr.. Bryan Ls ~
come tax. opposition to ' .,.'r,cs.s
hostility to the trusts ana '.' I'VE II
to bond tssues IN time of pes D
explicit authority of cons ~ rpsI
no,,nces the Chicago PLANK a,nnii
ahe supreme court ana nS,g,,,.ar ~,
prssident cleveland fer pn n. srtif
riots in Chicago. II free con-,
shnrply the demand fo ~ I'M main rt''
tells Mr.. Bryan this Is .ne "A
The = srupt on Of ihe par bi-ysn ~
Wy! ybe World says Il Mr.. rats ish
vinn nr ,hc undecided dem ,.,,r 'parp
safe for them TO vote giih NJ y
, iny W H TO support HIN INNS e. Il z a
J.. HIM n the grave fau'N. 30, : N
Is Ior rn,'" on " winch he stands, unaH
of If and rejecting II .Mmpt."
ard Interchangeable con'e"
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RERELLIOUS XAIENei

Valencia. Spain. August D.-Arss
to cause rlotous demonstrators ~
the government continue. The ct y
terday was pltcarded with post,s ~
ing, Long I've free Cuba" "laf
the social revolution" etc. The ~
We're removed by Tho police.
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In eliy to the demand - the people for
relief from the evils an1 oppression of
the single gold standard. the republican
party says w0it until the money power
Will agree TO le; up on You. while the
democratic party responds. W. Will not
wal; any Ionger, but VIII go right ahead
an. tey IN relieve. y4si
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Ar CA&ToN. MrKINIEY's HOME.


when tho train pulled INTO Canton M
teen minutes late hom.ng MIR bryan into
populous Stark county. McKnley's home
with lo0,r0 people. the citizens turned
out to greet their fellow townsman'> op-
poucut, and MIR. Bryan returned The COM
plmcnl an MS speech The special trans
Mtd hruubh dc.Vgu lnnS here IRON aH
oyer southeastern ohio and IN" fitshurs
krNah drlesatou was here on n special
TRAIN to oscor. Mr. Bryln to Their city.
ts urtcd MIR. Bryan 10 f'nt or adjoining
be- Pullman ear "llmgarN,' followed uy
uppiIus" hal subsidized, when Mayor Rice
finished Ni@ ifs~cuiu ON. Ntr. lttSdn s1-u.
Mr.. chairman. lAdies and Genucmen,
When ! received notice short t.mo ago
of thc organization OF silver clun In th
Cry | Nttle imanlgcd the tremendous
sent meuts wh'ch seem to he h'hud that
club. am g"d, iu tbs city, thv homr Of
my distinguished opponent, to icstiiN 10
MS nigh character ana personal worth.
Apphusa amt tremendous cheer ng for
McNinleNl shal hc satisfied the speak
or was here interrupted 10y renewed cheer
ing for NJ klnleyl ! shall hc satisfied as
~ private md VdUul II 1 may be able 10
EiarI beside % IN in public eStcrm hut.
my friends MS IS not contest between
persons, ] B matters little 10 tho American
p'oplo Wh"'hor your DISTINGUISHED towus-
man or Wyso AS .udy 'duals occupy tce
NhMi executive pos ton in the greatest
Nation upon lttn. hut II does matter for
what policies y president shall sand. ana
IN ms campaign ptrsons are lost sight Of
IN ih' interest NJ the cause which those
persons represent. In my own state and
l my own city uro many people who be-
lirNo the interests ~ tho country will he
hotter served hy the election of my on
ponfhi, and ! am grat'fied 10 know that
Nv ms nome city thcrc are so u',uy who
hCn'Nc mat the Interests of the colurtry
Wi l"'t Nv served bv h g dof'nl CAp-
plausr and cheers for Mckn'eNl He :
your no'ghhor. as We unl'rs and neigh
hprs, II You Win turn 20 the Bible you
W, There r'ad a parable " the 20. ghhor
ana ! ask you 80 hclifvc that In this
cor .'Sf am tho nc'shhor who has fallen
hh",E thieves. tAnn}nustD He iS the
n'Ehuor who n the hour Of distress.
nr.nrt rVhcf tha, Is needed, and Ia my
uunhN Judgment. when we are cursed
ny EUROPE IN financial policy. ! be-
neNc iAai Tho true roiGhhors OF tho T. J.
lNe W'ssns, Is the mau Who asks FOR the
rrs' 'iAj ON Of free n0d unlimited coinage
oi SILVER auularscl az the legal Ia 10 OF
~ To !. without waiting for the AID or
consent OF any other alton. Appaus,0.
10 my rr ENhnrs at home | say that. II
N'r'Flng 10 heir CONVICTION thny hcl eve
my ppro0cnt should be- elected, That T
snail ttnr tNc~i no ~ will. and havr So
NEh q reg for my op"onont that |
Know he viii say to his fellow townsmeN
hore mat every one ~ them should feel
inec 10 make his ballot represent free
"iAIA WILL. although 1t may result In keep
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SPANISH CONscRrprroy

Madrid, August 1O.-Senor Mrsa
Azcarraga. minister OF war. il on
ing "A. scheme to introduce con-,1
N order 70 facilitate the recri,tri :
FORCES of the SPANISH army 10: "a
in Cuba.
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II the Gal-pi News Chicae Tribune.
Louisville Courer-Journal. Mckinney and
other leading chamrions now OF the single
gold standard hal been gifted with pronh.
ecy they could not have fosvtold the evils
ond oppression upol the peop,c that w,mld
follow tho establishment, of tho single GOLD
standard more eloquontly aud accurately
than they did ten years ago An has come
TO pass Just AS they said IL would.
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ENTRY INTO ONO.

AZ Monroeviiie. the las5 town IN In
diana. there was an enthusiastic crowd or
~ people. Dixon was ihc first town
reached in Major NIX nley's State. 1t
was but a hamlet and there were only
ahoI. dozen mon aud women AT The
TRAM. One lady was bar.-heldcd and f..
morning working attire but she lrsisted
IN shaking hands with Mr. Bryan At
CONVOY there were 2ol Aore In waiting
ana when the train pullcu into Van W.r,.
lhe county scat If Van Vert county. at
60, a, m, there Were 90)0 peopl a.
sem5led around the depot VII 80 cheers
were heard above tho music OF the bri-s
band. The first of thu crowd TO greet Mr.
hrNan Were four remarkably handsome
and enthusiastic v rls wearing silver caps
with bryan and ScWnll IN silver letters
att ind the black band. puc man iu old
soldier uniform chung - Mr.. BrNau's
hand long enough to promise him ohio hv
5000. People climbed over and under :ue
car' with tho utmost rccklcssuc-.' 200 IN 'ir
nor's 10 get n EAR the car platform, 30
one had taken the precaution TO sec that
the Bryan ear Na9at the rear II The trt u.
In ftci { was the first coaD N back % t1e
baggage car with about i've a hos fol-
lowing It, and this fact !ntcrfercl s'mc.
what with the plans Of the i1silug
cfuwds. ~ the train peeled out three rolls
ing cheers were given for BRYAN.
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At $50 a, m. the train arrived at Lima
on time aud found 5000 people waiting mt
The station to greet the arrival OF IN"
party. There was no speaking, but the
handshaking was enthusiastic and CON
..aucd during tho stop of the party. Mr.
aud Mrs bryan seemed to enjoy Ih'
on ,Hou extended to them as we'll MS the
happy crowds by whom they were sur
rounded. After Shaking hands for some
time, MIR. Bryan remarked gfuvclv: 'Well.
This Is ohio" whereas ,!'izcn remarked
You bet, and Ohio is for youH'
MI bryan told the Crowl that he was
hnppy io lind SO many more silver men Nt
Lima than he found Their" IA year ago on
hts vsit The train pnlci out after a
stop of seventeen minutes.
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coI,uMBfANA TO ROCHESTER,. PA.


At Columbana, Ohio. nearly 600 people
paid their respects TO the silver candidate
a. the train stopped for minute at the
station. -. -. p,
Al New Waterford ohio, only about lsO
people assembled to see the Bryan train
pass through, Handshaking ana cheers
marked the cntonstratton.
At East Palestine, ONO, the bryan par
tvs car stopped the length OF "A IONS IAN
away from the depot, where about ITO
people we're waiting. aud hardly more than
nall of hem had sprinted TO the rear car
when the train moved on. Inrtc Was
nothing to do under tho circumstances but
to cheer and this was done,
Al t.non, ONO. when the long train
stopped at the State line the 10 people
hastered to the rear. the vanguard reach
Ing 1t just in time 10 secure u glimpse
OF Mr.. Bryan.
Al Garfield ohio. only about nifty people
were at the train, which stopped long
enough to allow all to greet both Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan, while the latter Jokingly
pointed out she way of reform TO II Nc
kinlcv man 4 steam whistle hearty
blew u salute lasting during the stop.
Al New brighton G0H or 800 were ut the
station. and Mr.. Bryan was received with
manifestations of sympathy, apparently rs
sincere as was shown him In the West.
Al Rochester. Pa, Il crowd OF about 700
was at the depot, whils the gangs Of
workmen and their families vairly tried
10 win a glimpse of MIR. and Mrs. Bryan
as they We're borne away.
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MAuy YARp ACcl,na'r

New York, August umM ~
which caused upward o' IN F
occurred at the nav al The
saturday r.gh,. The seer S,,,, ssr,i y
was tho dry dock b9il hy a a pas;.c
Ga ,asmsr Y Islsel i5 ;s + K "a Z;
son at the nlouth " MO the ~. ~
sized It. throw ne j r,,sh n. u, h
lowing the wn-er 10 moorlnss n, y
the wat,T caused Wv snap an' M "a
pcdo boat Ericsson ,,he end 0, "a
was hurled againSl ,weiye i's'
carving ear, :, ,.5 an. aWa ~ the dock
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both know today that the Cutans have
won their fight, and yet the farce OF 'in-
ternational courtesy must be played 10
tho end.
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At WASHINGTON AND puNKlRN.

NJ Washington there was a momentary
sop ana about l61 people EXTENDED the
glad hand to Nehraskas favored n At
Dunkirk about 500 p,.,uls extended an up-
foAvl9us welcome and clnmorous farce
won me train stopped 7-.--~'nu,e. Tn
nominee was greeted with cheers and
whey lhet could be restored he made Il
brief speech
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cause nv voice shows the effect of talking
now. | am glad to meet you and to See
the interest you have taken. and hope
that you will study these questions and
then when you come to make up your
sneech in November a will he a very snort
one. / want you to make it just exactly
the way it ought to he" Cheers and
applause.J
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.. na,,lmore' August lO-The numhor -,
,"'anues due to the hea, reported ,o,s..
we've, making a total 90 ,,,r,,. ,
''se'hsF with about seventy prostr ra,y,siS
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nAs nOuaIIr rIlE LnrnNA1

'h''"So' August Nv. H. Hearst has
horSht the Chicago Evening journal. and
WIZ son begin publish ns q as a morning
anu evening newspaper in the inter.rt Of
and free silver.
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FIttshurE, August lO.-As the train near
ed this city travelling through the hand
some suburban residence districts of Ems
worth aud Economy, the jewellers in near
ly all the beautiful homes were In their
doors waving haudkerchicfs.
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Train robbers have at last killed Pull
man p1rtr. They have been long time
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The Gomocratic party has got the enemy
In Texas this year just where It wants A.
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IN THE GOLDEN EAST.
Continued from Frs, pagc)

pect speech from him As the train drew.
OUT some one shouted: "rut old Allen
county down for 5ooA plurality for Bryan.
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The Houston baseball team is giving
Galveston something to live for tbs sea.
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ing your DISTINGUISHED citizen among YOU
as a townsman still ! thank you Tor
your KIND attention and bid you good
day. tApplnusej.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

Tho small village of Lafayette turned
oui ahout sixty men, who satisfied them
solves with shaking hands with MIR.
Bryan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

Washington. August Tvs ,.r "a
rola from the tre,; .,T, - ,'f III 81, \
SilS. POO, made mp ~ ~ for use rs
con and s2i IN IN pl' ~ close q"
The gold balance az
stood at SlT,9lS,bOi II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

Messrs Ruebsli and Truett have sold
tho Whitewright Sun TO Mr.. -. +. llnrri-
son. II the new proprietor keeps the san
up to the standard OF excellence reached
under tho preceding management. 1t viii
cont nIs TO be one OF the bost OF the
many fine Texas weeklics. Ii has been
one OF The Post fayoritas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

DAILY TREASURY s srS a,a..
Waslington. August ~ d, s<
m,n, ef the cond 1en ,.JI,snss
shows available casn
gold reserve ;iOs, ieS.%
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

The people. speaking through the demo-
crate party. havo sad wen surely
perish IL VS. wait. we are Resolved TO try"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
AT I.lcETONlA

AZ Leeionia, Ohio, the minute or ,v,
spent was devoted To an effort an NJ
hFyohs part to shake hands with ,ha s,o
OF "'l peop!e present. lie found Inn -
.sa.e ms swollen fingers by sayins. 81
"o' 0ssire 10 say anything, my friends 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

a, salem. Ohio short stop was ma !.
turing which only "a few of 200 pcon,,
WI" ahl, 10 grasp his Will ng hands ana
Mr' Hryan was carried away "' as