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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.


Bryan and Sewall Men Read Out OF tbs
OF the Party.
Denver. July 2s-lho Colorado repub-
lean State central committee today pass,,
Il resolution indorsiug Mo kinley and uo-
bart and ruling all republicans who had
Announced themselves for Bryan and
Sewau out OF The deliberations OF the
party. The meeting of the committee was
IA many respects The most exciting thls
lhat body has ever held. The minority,
o. Bryan ana Sewall faction, Was led by
y. Vi. Stevenson. All eX-.otato senate.
ana one oil tins potiug Colorado delegate
al 81. LOUIS j. /. hoGSeS spoke tor the
Mc i<Inley and Hobart repuoncnns.
Ia- Ir.eflds of Hodges placed mas name
IN nomination FOR the Guardianship. the
minority presenting john ". Lowell.
some dissatisfied members declining To
vote. ON taking tiit chair, Mr.. hodges
created Ii scasat on by announcins lnat
republican members OF the COMMITTEES who
were la sympathy WIN the National
Democratic ticket ana who proposed TO
york for i, would do well to rcs.sn as
his ratings would be against them. The
ana the committee adjourned IA great
confusion. The committee at u night
srrsslen u-cued 10 holu the State conFen-
ton at Colorado springs on September 80.
Afler the meeting abe Bryan faction
circulated u petition Tor call for an
pti.rr meeting. IEey claim mat the ma
JOrily OF Tho actual members OF The State
tlie meeting today Vas packed. 'Silc
Bryan men further alicse tnal II is the
p.'ls. OF the MCKINLEY men 10 nominate
Senator Wolcou for governor.
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sILNER MEN M MAsHINGroN

Washington. July 2o.-The ,'lver force
came TO Washington today. and is max.
ing arrangements for temporary head
quarters. Theses headquarters will be
maintained until the democratic National
Hennquar'ers are permanently establishes
lished at the same place. as the silver
partys organization has been cnmplot.
by me selection OF the following cxccn,is,
committee, which Will have charge IL the
chairman !. y. Stevens of Colorado. vica
chairmaA r. Dlffcndorfer Of Hines. sew
retnty; william r. st. John of New York
Columbia William H. Hhryev. Iliioo's.
g. y. Kinney. California; George s ~
NiNon, Nevada. and b. o. Flower, Massa-
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CHARGES AGAINI
Indictment m. Upon Wit,
Missionary kuIlS
His WIFE ARRIVED ii |,
'"'sru'nen, Cav. a, "
Leave . Tho cssa.,,. ~
ferr"d TO RsmsIs I. n

New w.t.
e" Aork. July 49,. n
r n'.app' wite OF the H. \
N liapp OF the foreign ~. h
on the cbaroa - M
r,,r,,,.,. VI consplhaf y
"'Alsn government, h. ~
city from the east NJ.
husband In (,on..... ~
t,.,., 80. ':'ahlnoph ~
'". upon the Charge VA !
preferred against him
After Nv va,
r,.,.s M'apps an& I
where ne was a missionssy. y
under a guard of SOLIDS, = !.
| hin nassnor, ho..sN
- ''oi. nasans oeen ~
Pe..co AT Aleppo.
The governmsn, off,c,..
mass,,n Ia i.,,. Az s1N|
-. W NV ""o county u
we're apparently anxious, " ,
leave. He declined "a -
until he had h.a, ...
d. e" aceosuWta
h's upon the UNJUST conpt
him with sufficient oppxtu,s,1
himself.
Upon this insistence, TIN =
immediately proceeded 10 ~
aftidav,s and deposition n
legged wrong doings, with Il !
charges Were drawn from +
statements Of twenty-five ~
names are attached 10 IL p
nenis. These charges wefs =
the Turkish minister Of torvnI
the United States chasse
Eonstanun'ople. Following / h
tne otiiclal translation II M
upon which the American ni
De LIED nefcre a Turkish TN
ms missionary, who NJ Q
Erlncipai maihsuays 81 The n
IevoiutiohiSt) COMMITTEES Y l
uuIs 60 n al SORTS OF intriCA
ms lnstlgAtlon that ArmeeR :
provoked disturDancA "a "
In tact. TINS missionary NJ
correspondents with ArnssAl
ainons whom was Hamns1
MooitId. cnset OF the sasasmt
Iusursenls, N oro@ 70 ~
with a view or creating an An
clpanty IN ASIA Miner. ind ~
10 NSsolih and elSswnsh, WI
text OF distributing am. snA1
" ere charged with the intd1S
most pernicicus counsel 70 tMs
iieit, ID by him. Agiiato! IN
eafa BED. ana several o. ~
COMPANIONS had ATTEMPTED . |
streets Of i'itlls TO forcloly eatI
ish girl from her parents y
tlIfle cdiilns une iattef Dy NJ
I've names ana disappearing VI
government AMI the Mussalnal
me miss'ohasy. IN comnM
asitaiors, helu meetings y y
IN order TO prepare ths Bhn !
IS NE VINO naa vagrannts y II
dfiiue! theiH tilat truuuHa
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FROM A LABOR MAN.

10 inc EGltAi OF lue ioSt,
Hcarne. Texas. July Elm November
VIII your vote b. cast for Mckinley, the
pledged tool OF the gold standard money
pswtr ana winch. II elected. SIMPLY means
mo.e rel ublican corruption (and We have
hs.a lots OF ~. or VII II be cast fer Hon
vs.. J. Bryan OF Nebraska. "A true. patti-
cite American statesman ana "A VERY strong
opScser ~ Ens!Ai!us owI.s.Snlp Oh .n.s
country, wno. II elected. w4li use every
honorable ard available means 10 rSuto-
l!sn confidence with tne poop.s vhu piliiS
to tnsm again prosperity thAt tney Wer.
y bbeu Of Whom silver Was demohetleu
Now, / would ask In all sincerity. after
years and years of suffuing by the WORK
Ing T.eoplo OF this America. one or me
greatest pfnuuciHg countries on tar'il, 3" ~
YOU accelr thls chance Tor tbs betierment
OF your condition in every sense ot IN.
wlrd orsGo1 since the uiN- war. ara III
November go forth as true American CIV
z,iis aud cast your vote for reform NJ
lrs government? or do you stu want
more Of WAN street oppression ana cf-
rupiion2 You have your ch".ua
would spcoifully state, win no Of
rfnpf 20 any " rking man, thai mere are
large number OF laboring men that are
moi living they are ssmn!,y n eAis.sne
only. and being one mysvlf, unfertuna..e-
ly. ~ fnHt rnniL,rr, nId Is such for yeas
tMnk / can say truthfnlly Just so ion;
themselves 20 tn hnmbuggel by the &c.
captions Of the republican party. lus' lna,
long HE golden f,itters MI ighten UNI
they become unhcsrable. What lhenf me
rcord OF " j. Bryan Is good Of any
man mono could 10 better: Ire is honest
aud gentleman and his statssmamsiHi
frat class. and the office thai pc asplrrS
g the h.s;hsa, ii the Hft OF the pe9spll,s,
He IL IN every s,ailsa OF the WORT tully
qualified 20 fuliA an tho duties .per'ainins
thereto. and II this IS 10 be "a govern
meni Of tho r-orle Icy the peop," and for
he pcorl-" I believe In rhc el.stion 81
Mr Bryan ~ win have II, Bui holn
Johnny Huil SAYS nay, NOW, WhAt WI,
say m Novcr iser2 Lot us rally aud give
Bryan The largest vote Of any cast sirce
the close Of the civil war. GIL
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STEEL BILLEM
Members of the Combine y
With All0tfnent.

Members OF the COIhVhe "
With Allotmen'.
New York. July @.-Ths Az
morrow will publish tho ms1
The special meeting VINCE
called nv the steel billet ~ !.
at the Holland house tT w.
some important deyelopmeaa,
son why this SPECIAL mss Y
ar this time Of the year
account of what is called =! 4
smaller concerns interssisa Y
ing allotment of blssne,s'
that the business that ~
steel blllets according y !, nj
goes to the larger firms y 49,. y
BY reason OF thelr eQusNd
proved facilities, are
p1 70 IS stated also ~, ss!.. III
cess on from the conbiaaaa1s
made and that II y ~ "A
suitable division o. .,. w ~ 4
made; hence the mee.isr I'm II
by n largo dealer ~ ~ uiN |
trade has been MUG" orst
oxpec.ed since the ,. V,a n
made. 1t IL due to ;n.s
Of allotment has ari
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MINISTER pREAcnEs po11r1cs

Asbury Park. n. j., July Es.-At IN.
National service in the Asbury Park audi.
forum this afternoon Bishop John p.
Newman created n sensation bv dec,a r,r i.
tnap populists were no better than an
,hrcnists, and were not good American cit
1umned out and shouted: N "''
,brvan is good Americanv'
re trsed to propose three cheers fer the
ueuocralic-nopulst candidate fes, prpsi
dent, but his voice was drowned hrr ,bn
music of the choir ~ wv
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pp,r.srpENTIAL APPolsp

Washington, July ~ .,,,o,rI
sheridan of West virs'n. ~
director of the un ns,sA u
company, vice F'ts y nsSoou,h D
for the Lower nrv'S Jospl
original vacancy az AM ,ndiii, I
California, agent n for nm INV ~
signed. ,ss
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30
FAST TRorrl1

Portland. Me-, july .,apul
heat trotiing race u ~ IA
by Page over the ny"
day. Page also 'oo. 1nq
year-old record Of ~ y ~
mile In 2:o9%. clippA's ~
2:ll4. The race WV a tlidlI
Page winning the IN !
heats IN 9:oeA, ell -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

The Democratic party has already IN
this campaign done an inestimahle SER
vice TO the country IN arousing the sl.im-
herring patriotism Of the money dealers and
tirus prevented another Issue Of govern.
ment bonds at this time. II such lie the
goad dome in the beginning. what bless
ings await the people at me full tide OF
successful domocsucy?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

Having failed IN his Transvaal rah DIR.
Jameson gets fifteen months IN TAIL In
addition to the poet laurcate's VERSES IN
his honor. Nothing succeeds like success.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

A rumor - current that Secretary OF
Agriculture Morton VIII H. a candidate 70,
president on the gold ticket. 1t Is appar.
eli. that Mr.. Mortcn thinks this will b.
a talking campaign amorg the nominees
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

The Hon. rhom.s Watson OF Georgia
evinces a disposition 20 muddy the poli,i-
cal waters as much as possible. l, Is not
probable that the Hon. Tom will catch
many fish this tstp. however.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

The Couricr-Journal Is given to tho ex-
preston ''!n the language Of Henry Wat
t,rson." hut Henry is too far away from
this country to speUk American.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

keep % good an officer 49, land Commits
sacner Baker IN service for another term
along with the other officers Of the pres
cnt excellent administration.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

The sound money prohsbltion candidate
for the presidency generously ofters dis
satisfied democrats an aeylum in the pro-
hil,ition party. II ~ generally true that
= good democrat and prohibition do moi
mix WE'LL but the spoiled specimens of
democracy might find an escape from re-
prbhcanism under DIR. Leverlnss banner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

General VIEWER. during the summer. Ia
putting IN his time annoying Americans
and fighting Cuban women. Under .he
DEGREES OF an 4 sciuiable prov !dence Gen-
eral Weyler has SO far escaped the yell
Inv fever.
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ALBANY RECRUITS FOR ppvAN

Albany, N. Y. July ga numbe,, NJ
prom nent republicans have declared fol
the Chicago ticket and platform. Among
mem are Henry Kelly. formerly co,,r, =
trtAshrei. john II. Day. a ieadinn ,n.r.
fih snny, inor na llleh, wealthy jswe!.r;
ihst fan; Milos Norton, canS;.sta.' fer mn, "a,
s a, 70 tns last cons,itntlcnal ,onvSo,i IN
ar. gong bITlgrcrd. formerly superintena,
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DAILY TREASURY ~ -

Washington. July ~
Of gold seems 70 ..,or y
checked for the time nsrd ~
are signs that T1s,dlyt :
on TO soma extent. ! ~ ~
wthdrawals for in ,,l n,ss:,siy !
in coin and only s' W. ~ !.
the arts. During ~ ~ ~.
coin was received at t s,x III
the reserve balance iva
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SLAYER sWEEplNr: coNNr,.r,l.,,,,

Hartford Conn. July 97.--A boom has
Dozen started for Ernest Cady for gov
erhor, with DR., Joshua Perkins of Dan.
, ,eison. an ardent silver man. for lieu
hool that tho State platform vii do.
care Tor frre and unlimited counane AZ
avg, s ,h ana indorse The chieago Platform
10 me letter The silver sentiment tx
sweeping through the state like wild0re
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

The local bankers throughout the coun-
try are patriodc enough. but they are
controlled by the conditions OF the money
market and the money market is subject
to the action OF the agents in New York
of foreign bankers. 1t is our peculiar H.
nancial system that Is at fault.
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COUNTING on 49,

Washington, 'M' ". "
ter, dated Rulane ,,,,srss1f
at tic headas' -
I'VE have a ~ siN1
here now who nav q 70
taliing. We ha,xs,s -
BRYAN and SewaL
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COUNTY REPUBLicA.,s-l
colmesneil. Texas, jay = :
County Chairman 9, ", y, b
called a county conv Si.etia J
August Is for the ,s ivan ~.
10 the various rspuu~ I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

Dallas failed to put Its best baseball
foot forward this year. Dallas spirit as
an accomplished ali round sport was
broken last year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-30

The political situation must certainly
look uninviing to the Hen. George Clarl
when he refuses TO talk about II.
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HAS NOT RE- 1,

Norfolk. Va, "" ...s
query regarding the -, Z
resigned as vice ga "
menager Ct the S<ecccrs y -
John said. The rs ncss u =
VAR warrant and evd iis ~ ~
the great mofsol,wv, s,v AZ tN
which is quite i'Ae"~}
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The democracy OF Texas can be trusted
70 do the right thing and 70 decides to
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III II IN UT IJIHfIDN VN,
Cleveland PA lndealer.
Opponents OF the reconciliation Of silver
claims that Restoring 10 silver the nvoa-
The morning times., 1896-04-27
TWO EXILES FROM CUBA
Young Patriots Who Were De-
ported Arrive in New York,
Captain In the Austrinn Army Who
Is on His Way 10 Fight for
the Insurgents.

New York, April 26.-Two young Cuban
patriots, both or wEom had been captured
while fighting for the Cuban cause, Were
passengers by The French Line steamship
La Brelagne, which arrived from Havre
today.
The young men are A!cnzo Rubepzo and
Alfred Martin Martino. They are nineteen
years old ana The SonSo of good Cubanfa miles.
They were made prisoners by the 5 Slaniards
whenMurtineZ Campos was comma ndingthe
forces of Spain in Cuba. They were
ordered 10 be deporlcd HON the island and
imprisoned in the fortress at barcelona.
They were sent under guard TO that city
but managed to escape from their keepers
while the ship was approaching her pier.
They remained III hiding week, and
stole out OF the city at night and made their
way 10 the Pyrenese mountains, which
perils, and finally succeeded In reaching
Paris. There they applied TO Dr.. Rretances,
head OF the Cuban iunta in that city,
who afforded them means to come 10
New York.
The young gmen would dnotsay whetherthey
would tempt fortune again by returning
10 Cuba Ill aid OF their struggling country
men.
Another passenger by the La Bretagne
was Max Jantena, Il former captain of the
Austrian army, who is on his way 10 Cuba
TO offer his services to the insurgents. He
is twenty-five years old.
He has letters Of introduction from DR..
Bretanees 10 Senior Palma, head OF the
iunta in this city.
The morning times., 1896-04-27
PIcKPocKETs STILL HERE
Lady Relieved of Her PURSE on an
lexington Car.

Street car pickpockets are Still operating &
successfully in this city. The latest case
was reported to police headquarters yes
uerday and caused the detectives to put
on their thinking caps.
They 90 not believe il was tie work or
the professionals who came into this city
about a week ago, ScOoped in over $500
ana jumped out again, but are OF the cpIn-
ion tie nnb was Gone by local crook who
is emu.\ = the example set 10y the visitors.
Mrs. r. A. Kaiser, of No. 211 Seventh
street northeast. Was the victim or the
latest case of pocket Picking. She re-
portsl that while riding on an lexington
and Soldiers Hons street car, on Satur-
DAY, between Eigilth and ID streets north
east, aad Ninth ana streets northwest, Ter
pocketbook, containing $50, was stolen
from her pocket.
Detectives are working on the case
Three other robberies were reported TO
the police yesterday. A black Prince Albert
coat, 81 worth OF postage stamps aud a
clock were stolen from ". Ii. Phillips, OF
No. Sos Louisiana avenue.
DR. +. s. Carroll, of No. ll1O + street
northwest, had his bicycle taken.
A lap robe and whip were stolen from
c. l.. Beatty, of No. 1913 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
The morning times., 1896-04-27
KRUGER's REPLY Is CLEVER.
Refusal 10 Come TO England Is Said
to BE Done DipIomatici.lIY.

Refusal 10 Come 10 England Is Said
to BE Done DipIOmaticsIIy.
London. April 26.-The Times viii to
morrow publish a dispatch from Pretoria
which says that President Krugers reply
declining 20 visit England 10 discuss Trans
ydal matters IS Il d!pi0mGtic masterpiece
IL declares that the TrGusvaal govern
ment Will not discuss reforms with the
British government On the ground that
Great Britain admittedly cannot Interfere
with the internal administration OF the re-
public. Nevertheless, private suggestions
from the British government Will always
be considered
The president adds that il the reviSi on
of the convention of 1884 and the super
seding thereof By treaty of amity aud
commerce. containing a most favored
nation clause cannot be discussed unless
the alleged grievances OF the UitlauderS
are also discussed the Transvaal would
prefer TO leave matters as they are, and
70 merely deiL and the payment OF an in
demnity for Dr.. Jameson'S raid He iE-
bis going TO London by accepting the basis
OF discussion he has already proposed.
The president frankly admits that the
Transyaal administration is capable OF
Improvement and that the government is
not always right He concludes by laying
stress on the patience and fOrbearance
Jhat have been displayed by both sides,
aud expressing the hope that wounded feel
iugs Will be healed and friendly relatiODs
restored
The morning times., 1896-04-27
RICHMOND MINISTER RETURNS.
Mind Unbalanced by Overwork, He
Had Wondered From Home.
ISDecial to The TimeS4

Richmond, Va, April 26.-Rev. George II.
Wiley, of the Methodist Church. who mys-
teriOusly disappeared from Norfolk last
Tuesday, where he had gone to assist in
a revival meeting. is here in charge of his
friends.
He is a successful rcvivalist, but had
worked so hard conducting one meeting
after another that his nervous system gave
a wa and his mind became unbalanced. He
regained consciousness at Newport News
last night and came TO his friends here
this morning. He can give no account Of
himself between Tuesday morning and Sat
urday night. He was seen at Hampton
Wednesday by an intimate friend, 10 whose
salutation he failed to respond, much 10 the
latter's surprise, and il is evident that he
has been at Old Point. Hampton, and New
port News during these days. He is rapidly
improving under treatment and his ply
siCian says needed rest viii restore his
health entirely.
The morning times., 1896-04-27
RUINED CROPS IN FLORIDA
Heavy Rain and Hail Storms Do
Extensive Damage.
Watermelon Crop Total LOSS in
Some Quarters-Turkeys Killed
by Haiist0nrs.

Dade City Fla, April ga heavy ra in,
wind and hail storm passed through this
afternoon.
Heavy damage is reported by melon
growers aud farmers north and east OF this
place. The Brown Brothers report their
great watermelon crop totally ruined
II. c. Grifrins melon crop, corn ard other
crops were ruined or damage
The residence OF \. T. Hamilton, two
miles east, was lifted from its foundation
Eamilton's daughter was iajured but rot
seriously.
The heavy RAIN breaks the drought of
SIX weeks. HalstoRes iilted ditch
six inches deep. H. H Brown reports
hall three inches deep on II level on his
melon farm. Reports snow the L bacco
crop uRiujured.
The greatest damag is reported in a
strip TWO miles wide, running from nGrth-
west to southeast. Later reports show
that the crops Of Majer c. L. lie wis, wo
mites northeast OF towu. are completely
destroyed. 81 4a
F He lost about forty turkeys, killed by
htilStones. 49,
The morning times., 1896-04-27
FAURE MAY RESIGN.
M. Sarien Tells the President H
Cannot Form Cabinet

NJ. Sarien Tells the President He
Cannot Form Cabinet
Paris, April &c. This morning NJ. Sarien
who was requested by President Faure
to form a cabinet, held a consultation
with Nm. Goblet. Geryille. Duiardin, Henri,
Ricard, and BriSSon.
At noou il was announced that M. Sarien
had requested President Faure to allow
him to defer his reply until O'Clock this
evening Later it was stated that Nj.
Sarien had Informed the president that he
was unable to form a couciliati cabinet.
NJ. Faure pressed him to continue the
negotiations, but NJ. Sarien replied that
he was convinced he could not succeed.
Nobody else has been summoned to the
Elysee. 1t is believed that a radical cabi-
net, with NJ. Goblet at It's head, in inevta-
BILE, or that M. Constans or NJ. Dupuy will
be called upon to form ministry and the
chambers dissolved.
1t is again rnmored that President Faure
meditates resigning.
The morning times., 1896-04-27
HOLMES LAWYER ARRIVES.
Talks About the Efforts 10 he Made
in Behalf of the Murderer

Philadelphia, April 26-Henry W. Bull
lock, the Indianapolis attorney OF H. H
Holmes, the convicted murderer OF Benjamin
+. PietZel, arrived here today.
Asked about lis connection with the case
he said: Il am scarcely connected with
the case here. III December last Holmes
wrote US that be had never been able TO
gather any evidence III his own EehaIf
outside OF Philadelphia; that, his letters
TO the west had fallen by the way, nd that
he wanted US 10 gather some facts for him
at indianapolis, st. Louis, Detroit a nd
ChiCa go.
My attorney here, Mr.. McCaffery, called
on him frequently and received the proper
data and we have succeeded in securing
evidence regarding his movements during
the past three years. We can locate him
in Indianapolis almost TO an hour and trace
his and the PietZel boy movements while
there
Mr.. Bullock said that Coroner Castor Of
Indianapolis Will be here, probably tomor-
row. But he continued, I'VE are not
going to do anything rash. The Indianap-
oils coroner will have the records Of the
Howard Pietzel inquest. He and Mr.. h III
lock will meet Lawyer Rotan and the
three will probably call on Holmes in prison.
when it will be decided whether or not the
governor will be petitioned to grant Holmes
reDrieye'
The morning times., 1896-04-27
POPE LEO's SUCCESSOR.
Catholic Opinions In Germany as to
the Candidates

Berlin, April 26.-RecurrinS TO the policy
OF the DTeibuHd in regard to the succession
Of the papacy, the object being to secure
the election OF a pope TO succeed Leo XIII,
who will he favorable 10 the interests OF
the Dreibund and less inclined 70 democracy.
rs we'll Us less friendly 10 France than the
present pOnuff, 1t is stated that adyiCes
probable candidates for the tiara into two
groups
The first of these. following the present
policy OF Leo XIII. includes Cardinals
Svampa. Frerrari, and Santi. and the
second with a policy supposed TO be less
politically biased and therefore more
favorable to the Dre!bUnd is headed by
Cardinal Galmberto. This group Includes
Cardinals VinCcnZO, SerafinO, Vannutelli
and the brothers CapGceIatTo. The two
ableSt members OF the sacred college,
Cardinals ParccChi and RampoHa. are not
considered, for various reasons, as being
eligible. The question Of the papaI
succession is certainly stirring the secret
depths OF diplomatic life.