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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
A BIG BATTLE AT GUANO.
Cubans and Spaniards Right-Eishty of the
Former KILLED and Many Wounded.

Cubans and Spaniards Kight-Eighty of she
Former Killed and Many Wounded.
NEW YORK, Oct. S.-A dispatch to
The Herald from Madrid says: Havana
kilograms bring the report Of success
full operations that have been started
against Maceo by Colonel Granades.
Acting in combination with General
Barnet, he left Pinar del Rio on Oct 8.
On arriving at Guano he found the Can
tabrian battalion defending itself
against the attack of 5000 rebel infan-
try and 800 cavalry sent from Tomas
Blanca by Maceo.
Surrounded by the enemy and har-
raised by the cavalry, the position Of
the battalion was desperate, and was
only saved by the opportune arrival of
Granade's column, which, attacking
vigorously, broke the insurgent circle,
obliging them TO retire toward CaJa
Toro The encounter lasted five hours.
The rebel loss was so killed and many
wounded. The Spaniards lost IL killed
and four officers and So men wounded.
General Barnal, commanding 800
men, fought the whole of Maceo's forces.
occupying good positions at Lomas
Celia Negro. The fight lasted all day,
resulting in the enemy being driven
from their positions and leaving 100
dead on the field. The wounded are
said to be over 200. Among the Span
iards. Colonies Marcial and Romero and
Adjutant Barna, with 18 men, were
killed and nine officers and So men were
NyOuDdn6
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
THE CZARN GAYPARED
His Majesty Given an Enthusi-
astic Reception.
ACCOMPANIED BY TIE ozARTNA

The Royal Couple Went at Once to the
Russian Embassy, Where They VIII Re-
side During Their Stay at the French
Capitai-Weicomed by President Faure
and Other Notables.
TARGs. Oct. 1.-THE car and czarina
arrived here safely from Cherbourg at
10 a. m The weather was fine and the
countless decorations showed up splen-
dldly in the sunlight Their majesties
were accorded most rapturous recep-
ton and reached the Russian embassy,
where they will reside during their
visit to this city, at IL o'clock. The
crowds began gathering along the route
of the procession shortly after daylight,
and by a. IN. the neighborhood of the
Avenue du Refs de Boulogne, the Place
de PEtoile, the Avenue DIES Champs
Elysees, the Place de la Concorde, the
Pont de Ia Concorde, the Boulevard
Saint Germaine, the Rue Saint Simon
and the Rue de Granville, on which the
Russian embassy is situated, We're
thronged with enthusiastic people. A
double line of troops held the route
from the railroad depot to the embassy
from shortly after o'clock, and the
soldiers were reinforced by lines of
gendarnes, sergeants- de- vile and de-
tectives, the latter including a number
of agents of the Russian secret police
and picked men from the nihilist detec.
tive corps.
The decorations eclipsed anything
in thn EraYoh
and French flags, floating side by side,
predominated, but the trees, balconies.
lamps, and anything and almost every
thing was utilized. The trees, barred of
their natural foliage by the autumnal
blasts, were thickly covered by artificial
leaves and flowers, representing peach,
almond and other blossoms. Postral
columns, 40 feet hight, painted to iml-
tate stone and surmounted by Russian
doubleheaded eagles, each feet high
and supported by imperial columns
lined the Champs Elysees. The Place
de lHotel de Vile was made brilliant
with the venetian masts and colonades
decked with paper flowers, and the
Tuilleries gardens were decorated with
Tags and statues.
Special Train Reaches Versailles.
The special train of the car with the
president of the senate, M. Loubet; the
president of the chamber of deputies,
M. Brisson; the premier, Nj. Moline, and
the cabinet ministers and others on
board, arrived at Versailles at $50 a.
m, the special train following closely.
The car and czarina were received at
Versailles by M. Faure. after which
their majesties entered the president s
train, thu train being too heavy
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
ONLY A PRACTICAL JOKE.

There Was No Bomb Explosion In the City
of Paris, as Reported-OHcials Talk.
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The prefecture of po-
lice has issued denial of the report
published in several newspapers saying
that bomb had been exploded upon the
Place de la Concorde The authorities
say that the report grew out Of prac-
teal joke. Some one placed a simple
tirework petard at considerable distance
from the route of traffic, and its explo-
sion caused no damage.
The municipal council of Paris has
received dispatch from the municipal
council of St. Petersburg setting forth
that 1.-The whole of the population OF
the Russian capital is profoundly moved
at the reception, SO cordial, magnificent
and imposing, which France is giving
to our beloved czar."
Continuing, the message says:
1.-The municipal council of St Peters
burg makes itself the interpreter to
Paris of the st. Petersburg sentiment,
while approaching the full import of the
event for the universal peace and hap
piness of nations. Vive la France; vive
la RUSSELL
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
CLAIM M'KlNLEYS STATE.
Democrats Say Ohio Is Wild Tor Free
Coinage of Silver.

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-The people at
Democratic headquarters were in high
good humor during the day. They had
heard from Ohio, and the news that
they had received was apparently Of the
most encouraging nature to them.
1--WE have get Ohio sure, said Assist
ant Secretary Miller. "You never saw
such letters as we ore receiving from
there. The state has gone wild for free
silver. We get about 1900 letters II
week from Ohio, and during the last
two or three weeks these reports from
every section of the state tell of Repub
licans declaring for silver and Bryan
81 have several thousand names of
Republicans who have come over to our
side and are calling for campaign liter
oture. There are Bryan and SeMall
clubs in Ohio composed entirely of Re-
publicans. 1 tell you, Mckinley is 60
ing to be beaten in his own state, and
Bryan will be the next president"
The fact that the Democratic commit
tee is receiving so many reports from
Ohio lends color to the rumor that the
combined silver forces are making de-
termined stillhunt with the hope Of
capturing McKinley's own state. The
Republican managers in Ohio claim not
less than 100000 majority, while here
in Washington their figures on the state
only reach $4,000. "a
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
GREAT NOVELIST GONE
George Du Maurier, Author of
"Trilby," Dies In London.
HEART DISEASE WAS THE CAUSE

eurrounded by Friends When the End
Came-Ialked of the Success of His Book
During Hi, Last Moments-Had Been
lowering between Life and Death For
Several Days.
LONDON. Oct. 8.-George Du Mauricr,
the artist-novelist, author of "Trilby, "
died at 2:30 a. III. His end was pain
less and he passed away surrounded by
friends.
The illness of Mr.. Du Maurier was
pathetic in the extreme. For days he
had been lowering between life and
death, at intervals conversing with his
friends regarding his work. Upon one
occasion friend at the dying mans
bed referred to the success of the
"Trilby" book, and as a play, where
upon Du Maurier replied:
Yes. it has been successful. But
the popularity has killed me at last
One of Du Maurier's friends, who
was present at his death, said
lie died almost as tragically as
Svengali At the zenith of Trilby 9
fame Svengah became i'll with an atfec-
ton of the heart. and Du Maurier has
gone the same way. At the zenith of
his popularity the author has succumbed
to heart trouble. from which he has al
ways suffered, his suffering being ac-
centuatcd by the constant success Of ex-
citing incidents, in which the closing
few months of his life We're spent
Checks rained in upon him as his old
heart trouble increased This, accom-
panied by an affection of the lungs, took
him off -
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
JOE DUDLEY NOW ON TRIAL.
He Is Charged With the Murder of Robert
II. Browning. In April. 1905.

AAo - WAR w Alii tiic VI AhoSSA U
II. Browning, In April, 1895.
SELMA, Ala, Oct. 9.-The case of the
state Of Alabama against Joe Dudley,
charged with the murder of Robert H.
Browning, i'll April, 1895, is being tried
in the circuit court. Some difficulty
was experienced in securing jury.
The trial will recall the tragedy en-
acted in Henry Cassin's store, on Wa
tiers street, Friday, April &c. 1895, in
which Edward A. Dudley and Robert
II. Browning met sudden and terrible
deaths. The parties to the tragedy
We're i'll the city to attend the trial of
James Minter for the shooting of Sonk
Dudley, the father of Edward ana
brother of Joe, several weeks before.
Browning and w. II. Sneed, his
friend, were standing at the counter
near the front of Cassin's store, when
Ed Dudley entered, and, it is claimed,
brushed against Browning. Dudley,
without stopping. walked to the water
bucket in the rear, followed by Brown.
ing. Words ensued and both men
opened fire with two pistols each.
Sneed took hand and was stopped
by Sheriff Kennedy, who was close by
and who rushed into the store While
occupied with Sneed, Joe Dudley rushed
past the sheriff and fired two or three
shots Browning and Ed Dudley fell
with their feet touching. Browning
died almost instantly. Dudley was car
ried to the hospital where he died four
hours after
All parties arc prominently connected
in the county.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
| THE STATE ELECTION,
Chairman j. ID. Cunningham &
Estimate of
THE BATTLE OF BALLOTS
The CONSTITUTIONS Estimate OF
Thursday Morning Is En-
tirely Too High.
Nhe Associated Press, City,

SThe Associated Press, City,
u GENTLEMEN: The Democratic estl'
mate given out by the morning papers
was evidently well padded, for the
purpose of cooking the returns under
1.-THE claim of an increased majority.
This is thoroughly demonstrated by
semi official reports received by me ur
10 this hour, 10, noon. My instructions
were that only. official and complete
yeturns shovld be wired me. Hence we
Will not receive any returns until this
afternoon and night. Nine counties
Qave reported showing Democratic
loss of 1850 from figures given out by
Democratic morning papers. At this
alto Atkinson's majority could not be
ever 10000; but in heavy Populist
counties have not been reported we
confidently expect this majority to be
wiped out. Unless the Democratic re-
turning boards illegally throw Out
Populist precincts as has been done
heretofore.
A partisan registration law has been
used as a tremendous instrument OF
fraud. Copies of the lists were refused
Populists in nearly every county ano
bogus and doctored lists sent to Popu-
: Iist precin,s thereby DISTINGUISHING in
some instances 20 to so per cent OF
the legal Populist vorters Reports
show the ne0roes voted solidly aginSt
US in nearly every county 1 confident
" believe Wright is elected on fair
.ount of the vote as cast in spite OF
tremendous frauds. Respectfully,
JOHN D. CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8-A no,t4r -
prominent Denver mining operators = ID VI
capitalists are here on their WOW ''l ~
tn nfe" 70 W engage in a big mining ven.
plans, it is understood that 0l NO thelr
10 take advantage of the ' noyo Expect
granted by the Corean goyern UmoTsS! ION
t exploration and DEVELOPMENT 9 of 40 dor
f IAN valuable mining pronertv j.; ~ Ger tho
Hermit kingdom, and are takint "a ,r me
t mem civil engineer to sunerint ml,a
the the construction of railway to co dIvnG
m rn9 mine ef3,D with the seaport of Che Che
lev pi amd C Inc party includes L. L. Bal.
YER l Wiz TGo tsen Arthur Rice all of Den.
engineer of Chattanooga Ta apy' " CIVIL
VIII have charge of the raij In,, VINE VINO
ami such work as tb e" Sr con
cate may undertake 'iio SyhG-
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
AMERICANS ARE ARRESTED.


LONDON, Oct. 9.-Walter Michael Cas-
tie, described as an American merchant;
Ella Castle, his wife, and Fred Castle,
his son, 10 years of age. were arrested
at the Hotel Cecil and charged at the
Marlborough street police court with
stealing several sable and chinchiIla
skins, of total value of e2t, from fur
riers of this city-Drobig of Argyll
street, Harris of Oxford street and May
raj of Mortimer street.
1t was testified that the prisoners had
entered the shops mentioned and. after
examining the furs, left without buy
ing any. Immediately after they had
left the proprietors in each case missed
the goods they had examined.
Policemen testified that they found in
the rooms occupied by the Castles at
the Hotel Cecil five trunks marked
Mrs. William Castle, San Francisco, +"
and MIR. Walter Castle, New York, "
which contained the missing furs, much
jewelry and some old handpainted
china.
Mrs Castle when taken into custody
said:
My Godl we bought most Of the
things in Geneva. aid one skin we
bought from 10y in the street
The sum of G3S was found on Castle
81 1Gn F,.r,,,a ,,cLac .,,c,I -,
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
Connectiout Gold n1sn ~.

HARTFORD, Oct. 9-Tbere ,ro,o
' ooo delegates to the gold standard Den
oofa'lc convention here when the cai,
E NJ order was sounded by WiIEam ~
n ~ 4i OF New Haven, former In j.
~. VI me state central COMMITTEES bn e'n n3
1Mgslgned at the New Haven cont,o ~ VINO
i mr' mills introduced ex Goyerno17n Won
+eI as temporary chairman M d.
p Pc. OF Mr.. Waller was the n 10 ap,
a ai; great applause and his roS signa4
e eii. numerous cheers Al ~ iarks
', OF Mr.. Walters address ' ne con
p port OF the committee on nIotfor .ne re-
submitted and adopted t"'1orh was
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
n q pa pens CoInmenE on the ~,
eral Leaders Fali e"-


eral Leaders Fall. ~
LONDON, Oct. 8.-rhe Star tono,,4,,
upon the resignation of Lord Rosoba,.rr
remarks: N'0SoOefy
Lord Rosebery's fall was drom.+i,
ana tragic, The hand which raised bi,a
pulled him down. One rosrIt - IL IL i
.2ros;y S reign was that it NAV t u
a aaoid0 So IL, that the Liberals will never
aTho " oonnor, i'll The Sun, SAYS.
Inc truth is that Lord Rosoho
never mad a chance. He moSo 9 'S'y
MISTAKES and his language on tho iT Tr;nS
9 9uestlon was especially open to to- o - iSn
ulsaapproval, But, all the same a. ~ Hla rye
lIoI get chance The sitna+ t,o uiu
grave. If Mr.. Gladstone's rat tru,''ion IS
for SIfO ord p popular opinion will not form
ror L9fd Rosebery to return the cb ,oi
1TelsC ne between Harcourt and M (mGlce
NY preference is for Morley bec -IUl1G ~
10 s,i ni9ge intimately associated with Lo, NC
Among the Dillonites there &c ,o,,o,..,
esontnaeht at the fact that Lord re- o.,'i
'eLy mas resigned the Leadership ~ 1f1 re-
4I rrI,1 + party without consultind tbo, VIC
Inc independent saws that he al Giieih' E
dds: o- nome rule, and
-, If Sir William Harcourt snocood. i
an me one condition of Irish affairs viii
: worse Than ever. Harcourt can To1, ~
u usted by any Irishman.' - u
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09

NEW York, Oct The Harnis,..
correspondent in Monagua, Nicaragn,
'elegraphs that treaty with GermanT 49,
, when has been pending since last IT,,
The tr nas 3 j,'aI, ratified by congress
de e1'qt th Gauss. Sc The government officiols
to an r ,lm'3o the administration has come
ives s~ Understanding with the Conserve.
tion IL pio dfIg It's members particina-
o lm M ol Iincial affairs in return for
- 0'iip' a!ilance to President Zelava LII
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
Mexico's Fearful Floods

VoADALAHARA, Mex, Oct. 9. -Advicas
rec here from Mazlatan are that
'he Damage by the recent floods in tho
state of Sinaloa was mucb orao4o. - 4, 'ii0
state -aS Te estimated All the rivers in that
and s mote Iooaed out of their banks
,r S ,e,asi,a, villages and farmhouses
have b maSn Zee. away. Over 100 bodies
Ire missing. many persons
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09

St 81 1a LOUIS Oct 9.-That the people of
o. LOUIS are unusually interested in
'ne poltioal issues of the day cannot he
Questioned. On the first dav Of 49, 20
! 1ratlon over 5000 voters ya 0i iesls-
ms Inns is marvellous when il Is ' Tered
that the total vote of st. Lonis a. NJ ,c ga
was was only little over ~ 900 Tb a. ~ TX
Ilon commissioners believe that the the t 91eci
900. 0"- WILL Oe over 100,-
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
Kansas oity's Annual Flowor p,,..

- Kansas a CITY Oct. s.-Forty blocks
o VI noWefcoyered vehicles many of them
occupied by pretty ladies, passed tbronah
t tne business streets of this citv consfi
. ..Kg the annual flower n rUnsti-
oo Mmee a lharnation," surrounde3 nv .
o o1,ul a or beautiful young women ny rSa q
13o'' mower bedecked barge FoIIow rGue
digr came lame a long line of eouipages 10y y
a. descriptions, literally covered i1 wit 81
t tfo~ thSo twenty bands were distribni
os . through the parade and tbonSn 'DG,
OF people lined the streets ''-'N thousands !
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
Mrs oolrioh and Mis-, r,Ir -

,, San IF FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.-Mrs. Her.,
Hah {, oeirich and her sister. Miss Vjr.
glnia Fair, have returned TO Neu, vs. WI, IT.
1 Inpy were served with subpoenae mo-
at at4 tha 10 Their departu e. to be pre!a le
az Ene tral of the socaed pencil Wii'
J 1,l-,sa e, winch is set for Nov. beforo
Of oH'i N slack But as they are resi IIsUe
c 20 Mow ork they cannot be legoiir
1To oI,I5 to attend 1t is generoIj SI by
testify. V-UlV"llly return to
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
BRYAN IN BURLINGTON
Democratic Nominee Speaks to
a Large Assemblage.
He WAS GIVEN A GREAT OVATION

The Meeting, Which Was Held In Build.
ing Erected For 1owa's semicentennial
Celebration, Preceded by an Imposing
Parade Through the streets Of the City.
Enthusiasm Very Great.
BURLINGTON, Ia, Oct civilian
Jennings Bryan arrived in Burlington
at 5:55 a. IL, in private car, the name
of which, "Idler, " is somewhat of CON
trast with the campaign record of Mr..
Bryan. A local reception committee of
200, headed by S. X. Tracy, had arisen
early to meet the candidate and waited
about the car and in the depot from
$50 until $50, when Mr. Bryan arose
He was escorted to the residence of John
Seerly, a colleague of Mr.. Bryanin con-
gress.
\ reception was held at $3.50 o'clock
at the courthouse, and at 10 o'clock the
procession started from Main and WASH
lngton streets to Casino park, where in
the Coliseum building MI Bryan spoke
to large assemblage
v
was led by mounted party. then came
the band, followed by the carriage i'll
which the nominee was seated. Behind
him came an escort of women on horse
back, a cayaicade of horsemen and II
more bands, including the Iowa state
band, sandwiched i'll between various
silver marching clubs
At II o'clock the first speech of the
day was made. 1t was in the Coliseum,
a gigantic affair, erected for the semi
centennial celebration OF Iowa's admis.
sion into the union of states. The
crowd was limited to the size of the
building and the enthusiasm was very
great.
There was several minutes of cheer
ing and applause on Mr. Bryan's APP
pearance, and when he started speaking
a great ovation was given him.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
NO WATSON TICKET Euro
PRACTICAL Fusion of Democro+.
lists In the State NJ " ""u Eopu-

lists In the State of Virginia. Op"'
po l'loHMoND Oct. 9.-The failure of tbs
Popuists and Democrats to aaroo " 'nS
a pan t OF fusion makes little obapea
t an 'he situation in this state. VIII
f pl Is no fusion agreement br+ 1-'0
fa;y3 electoral ticket will ba NV =. one one
III "a as the Populists have decid 81 me
10 NJ me thelr Bryan and Watson 49, nos
!, Lhefe is the liveliest canvass r ,lUAe0'
neae 'haF has been conducted in Vi lyon on
years Virginia will probabl III many
bryan II there is no change in ~ 20 ior
lug conditions, but the Democr~a9+ve Exist 1T,
,'';ll ~, no easy victory The PalmeT r WIZ
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
NORTH CAROLlNA's CROPS


ne agricultural Department Iss,as r..
report For october-other News
~, nAL l Oct s.-The state agricuIt.
ufal departments crop report for Oc+o,
Der says the yield of cotton is e5 nor vso
OF an average crop. this being . p p o oon.
m mlsner than the September estimate.
t line crop is slightly better than was an.
u Is p rica ~ Corn is 50 per cent, tobacco
sweet lJ no. 49, peanuts 70. sorghum S.,
W. W. Clark national" Donoo-..
says ne now doubts that his perty rat
polI 10 goo il North Carolina H Ivy WI. VIII
f d i'lls IN Newberne there are 100 o 1"gS
o % Democrats and that 50 ne g ' caut
sav 'n fGer viii vote for Mckinley as thew thew
Ci9rll lHe e5r intend to fire both barrels |
among I t5a f ne VIII make a hard fight
classes. '0' ana the
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Naval Stores.

% 1fH oy sSS,j-r Oct. S.-Tarpentine. eru
ISL p' R fosn"F5 SD sales o oss re arn A.
%G.Oal; a, b 9, b and E ~ Iia r. receipts.
81 Si'2SS5349l 20; II and l. SIS; 81 5si9
S Tii2: n y 500 windowglass. s. 81 o.; NJ
WiLMISGroN, Oct
strained- sl.41; god straiHe5 Hso'ln, firm;
iars, - bid; tar. drm att 81 *. lrreEq,
ejn Ipss9t - 4rni hard, sL30 SOFT 81 cfe1e
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
MINES TO RESUME WORK
' ''rlke at Leadville Practically ov..
Unions Policy Not Cbaneaa

| SC AeadVille Practically Over
Unions Policy Not Changed
IhAD'lLLE' Colo. Oct. 9.-From pres.
ent indications every mine that was -,
ppefatlon before the strike will have
, peon started again within 80 days. Bar.
lloades' blockades and sentry boxes have
1 erected about the Little H.. .
nH! ae. Last Chip. Emmett, Mah nIS'
Marion on and other leading mines A Nora
t ben are rec coming from outside and WITH
WORK w WIRE , VINO are daily applying for
as far as s., thy give o, me mines full force,
James P. Amburn, who has beo, ,,,i
ing since the riots. has been renla ants1
EYER Ther mu S formerly vice pre si y
,y of the mas In been no change in the pol
ors are not now A disn tne mine nj opera
ny compromise. " "Sree 10
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09
A soUTHERNER HoNoRFn
" Is. Purcell of Richmond E,oo,os NJ.
dent of the Druggists, Assoo,st,- resi-

Oh Richmond Elected Presi.
"'n' Oh the Druggists Association.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 9.-The deleoo+0.
10 the National Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
ass elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: -'eiS
PRESIDENT, John B Purcell. Rich.
mond' Va; first vice president, Jobm a
n Asbisr bToSs5o1; second vice president,
president, George K. HonlS Silsu wee ace
LOUIS; fourth vice president W. W;I,ia 81,
E.; Z: hedd!ngton. San Francisco. -'t fPtn
C;te president, P. W. Evans, Kon sos
NY MY, Mo-; secretary. A. B. Ma rraS''s
tSat,nneaP @l, Mimi; treasurer, b 'i T.
,la %ten nnG a. Va. was chosen as the
per- 1897, as the time for for the he a Movem'
luai convention. 'iio next an
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09

SHERSuRNE, Mimi, Oct 8.-Tbe Ro,,,-
. 'hefourne was entered by thieves ~ :,
p, M and Assistant Cashier Tbebn' 90,
ana an 4: J. Cyerton, collector gor. ~, ~ Il
w a. Weed Harvester works w ,Gr Ihe
i IL the Gank, We're shot dead tFi uo WI, was
a poIs, VINO secured about ST 0oo ~ as od IoD-
escaped on bicycles Officers are - j., 0r s
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-10-09

oAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-The a.
""l'of M Castles arrest was receiTS
oy merchants and prominent men hor,
MI oTe, MIN %,e horror, and visitors from
e tsr over YER ehe city focked to Castle Broth
s ets Suore ana offered every kind of rs.
coiI+og Albert and Arthur Castle "a
be1reu d. d caolegram from Michael Abra-
C I,,sllI, an attorney and relative of the
FROM 19r4t 70 ADVISING them to get all the aid
o o. o rro ene state department., and to send
Of of W 5FoHts Oh tn me honesty and integrity
or m WI, The result was that ca aS
G f. aus Iao We're being sent to London MI
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