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New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

The price paid FOR the surplus on the platforms
Is been 81 IS a o: 10 quarts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
TIE SALVATION ARMY.

If any religious organization Is max
ing marked progress, it is the Salvation
Army. 1t is in England and America
what primitive Methudism was, with
the advantage that its corps are invad-
ing every civilization. A new expert
ment is to be tried by the Salvation
Army in the way Of retaining ex-con
victs. A ranch of some 800 acres in the
San Ramon valley, about thirty miles
from San Francisco, has been present
ed to the Salvation Army by George 5.
Montgomery, and the idea is to make
this sort of refuge for recently re-
leased convicts. Farming is to be taught
or some other mode of honest self-Sup-
port devised for each member of the
community. 1t seems not too.much to
hope that 4 life like this, intermediate
between prison life and return TO the
outer world, may prove the salvation of
many men. 1t is an effort to reform the
criminal. and to change him from a per-
secuted being, the natural enemy of So
ciety. to a self-respecfing member of il.
The Salvation Army, Notwithstanding
its peculiarities and unattractiveness of
worship, is proving itself more and
more an institution to be respected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
GROVER AND CUBA.

important recommendations on the
Cuban situation are expected in the
forthcoming message Of the president.
That Consul General Lee has made q
report favorable to the recognition Of
belligerent rights to the insurgents is
hardly doubted in view Of the state
ments he has made regarding the gen.
eral condition Of things on the island.
The impression prevails that General
Lee was summoned to Washington in
order that the president might secure
the necessary Information to treat the
subject in his message.
State department officials express the
opinion that the president will deal ex-
baustively with the Cuban question in
his annual message. and he will ex-
press a willingness to have congress de-
eide what the action of this country
shall be. He will say that the United
States with q regard for international
law has for more than reasonable per
iod of time acted in good faith as 8 neu-
tral power; has prevented its sympa-
thetic citizens from giving aid to the in
sursents. and has captured a number
of filibustering expeditions sent out by
the Cuban agents in this country. On
the other hand, Spain has utterly failed
to AFFORD adequate protection to the in
terests Of American citizens in Cuba,
and through failure TO put down the
revolution is destroying the large COM
meree between this country and Cuba
There was a report current in Wash
ington the other evening that the Span
ish government, fearful that the report
made by ConsulGeneral Lee to the
president had been unfavorable To
Spain. had sent notice 10 the state de-
partmert thar If the United States
would defer action for two months the
Spanish government would offer no fur
ther protest against the award OF bel
hgerent rights TO the Cubans by this
have come from Madrid
Minister Dnpuy de LONE refused 10
discuss the report and appeared much
disturbed by the request for inforna-
ton Oh this subject
Consul-General Lee also refused 10
admit or deny the report hot gave some
information which indicates that his re-
port 10 tue president was not unfayora-
BILE 10 the Cubans- The uprising in Gu
ba, be said. was not a mere iaSurrec-
ton. but q revolution in the full sense
II the word All the native Cubans are
enlisted in the struggle, and the pros
pect OF the Spanish government con-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
KANSAS MAJORITIES.

The official count was made by the
commissioners of each county in Kan
sas last Friday, and the real result will
be known within two or three days.
The exact majorities for either the state
OF congressional tickets cannot be ex-
actly given as yet, but they have been
closely appropriated. IL is quite GER
tain that Bryan carried Kansas by
about ii 900 and Leedy by about 5000
or more Why the Republican state
central committee should have contin-
ued to claim Morrilrs election posi-
bility for days after the result must
have been practically known to its
members. we cannot conceive. Tie
whole Pop state ticket, with an over
whelming majority of the legislature
are elected, the state officers averaging
between eight and nine thousand ma
jority each except In the case of Boyle,
who beat Dawes by larger figure.
Broderick is reelected TO congress from
the First district, beating his Pop oppo-
nent by about three thousand Charley
Curtis in the Fourth, beat Madden, Pop
by about 1000 The vote between Har-
ris. Republican, and Peters, Pop, in the
Second district. is SO close that Harris
may contest. These are only a few
votes one way or the other, but Breid-
enthal claims Peters election by be-
tween three and four hundred votes.
Ridgely. Pop, in the Third district, was
elected by four thousand and more
Vincent, Pop. in the Fifth, shows UP
with barely Ave hundred majority. Me
Cormick, Pop, in the Sixth district. has
twenty-five hundred majority or more,
and Jerry Simpson beats Long by
about the same number All these men
except Jerry Simpson and Vincent are
unknown men to the people OF the state
and were unknown To the people OF
their own districts up to the time of
their nominations and subsequent can
vases respectively.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
CHAIRMAN BUFFERS Wall.

Chairman Butler of the national Pop
committee makes bad break in trying
to show collision between the money
power and both the old parties. He
first assumes that they own aud control
the Republican party. Then he charges
that in 1892 they made dicker with
Grover Cleveland for all right, title and
interest in the Democratic party. He is
no doubt good authority in this deal, be-
ing at that time a Democrats United
States senator himself. If this is true it
leaves Mr.. Butler and his new-found
party in bad box. In taking UP the
candidate of party which had sold its
birthright for pelf, the Populist party
not only ratified the deal but became a
party to it and a part of it. 1t was a
Democratic convention which met in
Chicago. 1t was not even Demopop IN
til the Populists got together in st.
Louis and ratified the nomination Of
Bryan. The fiasco in the latter city
only made the situation of the Pops
more humilia ling by the attempt to pull
the Democratic nominee for vice presi-
dent off the ticket and force them to
take Watson in his stead. How far they
succeeded the public is well aware
Failing in this. there was nothing left
for the whole Pop outfit to do but to
deliver itself, body, soul and pantaloons
to the Democratic party and support its
candidates, which it did. In speaking
for party without head and minus
an organization; a party which served
10 better purpose than that of a fawn-
ing Ickspittle, Chairman Butler makes
himself and his party most ridiculous
In charging the Democrats with having
sold out to the money kings. If there
was a sale, Mr.. Butler ratified it. If
the Democrats, under the lead of Grow
er Cleveland have brought wreck and
ruin to the country, the Pops have en-
dorsed it by polling their solid vote for
Bryan. For very shame he should
keep still and share the odium with his
party, Of this later sell-out which oc-
Cured at the Chicago convention. But
those who engage in such business are
always ready to censure some one else
for stealing their trick.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
ALONG THE KANS AS NILE.

W. H. Upton OF Coffey county is to be
Leedy's private secretary.
Frank Doster becomes chief justice OF
Kansas on January L, rext.
There is going to be good times in the
nat.ol-Kansas must get into 1t.
The next legislature will make q new
congressional district in Kansas.
The Topeka Journal will be the official
mouth-piece of the Leedy administration.
Tom Morgan of Eureka, as fine a man as
ever trod the sandy loan Of Kansas, may
be the next state printer.
The Eureka Messenger makes the sober
prediction that the Republican party's de-
feat in Kansas is permanent.
The railroads refused passes to the Popu-
list candidates during the campaign There
is no trouble now, however
The people of Medicine Lodge and Bar
Der county got their man in for congress.
Their man was also beaten
The newspapers are advising Ed. Little
to 'aim low."It is thought he could get a
regency of the Normal school.
The Sal.na Republican thinks that Sam
Peters, Jim Troutman and Tom Potter
feel rather cheerful themselves.
Men who insist that they are 'Republi-
cans" according TO the Ashland Journal.
were the ones who beat Harry Bone.
The Kansas Republican papers as rule
explain that their ROSTERS are not the
state product but belong TO the nation
The Topeka papers are trying TO make
Il out that Tom Anderson will control the
patronage for Kansas under Major Nc
Kinley.
ingalls, has probably given up all hope Of
a return to the United States senate He
viii not ask for Lucien Bakers Old seat,
any way.
The horde has begun to wear the I.fe out
of Goyernor-elect Leedy. He viii proea-
bly, be broken in health when the people
repudiate him later.
A study of the Kansas newspapers of
the Republican faith shows that hundreds
of Kansas Republicans were teaching
their party a lesson"
The next Thursday after the election the
readers Of weekly papers in Kansas were
all treated 10 ROSTERS. The Pop papers
shouted over the state and the Republican
papers over the nation.
Greeley Republicans The campaign ts
now over and We will devote our attention
10 getting out a newsy paper. providing
the people viii help Us out with few mar
riazes. parties. births OF deaths II you
know an item OF news Of any kind tel the,
printers. They VIII appreciate II; 50 vii
our readers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
The aoa Daily EaeIe aaornu Douenb.r IT, 1896

twenty Indians voted the straight Repubn-
can ticket in the Carson district. apout
seven miles southwest of okarche-
Neither Vincent. Virgil Hobbs or
O'Rourke viii receive any compensation
for their services from Mr. Bryan Il Iae1
Mr.. Bryan doesn't know they exist
There are times when the average Okla
homan thinks of Hoke Smith and CleFe-
lard's ca-pe;-bageers and weeps 10 think
that the Republican victory should not be
overwhelming.
1t IS not known who the next secretary
of the interior viii be but he VII not ADOPT
Hoke Smiths tactics. although Hoke
tactics came mighty near winning for the
Democratic party in Oklahoma
Guthris Capital: The attempts 10 get bets
down by Democratic figures declaring
Flynn beaten should deceive no one Let
the money rest. If the Popocrats are short
and need IL they should have thought or
that earlier. As IL is now they have lost
The territorial board meets on the last
Monday previous TO the last wednesday n
November 10 canvass the vote-and then.
when the certificate is issued. Will be time
enough TO pun down the bets. The way
the returns show now, counting honestly
the honest returns. Flynn is elected BY 45I
majority. The attempt OF the Democrats
TO STUFF the returns, as well as the vot-
ing OF Illegal voters in Pottawatomie and
some other counties. VIII not avail Okla
homa is not the sort OF country where
the mississippi PLAN can be successfully
inaugurated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
IN BRIEF.

The pull being over and the strain re-
iaNed, il is well nigh impossible 10 fig-
IRE out what the row was all about. OF
that there was more than one side TO il.
VIM. Jennings Bryan WAS net in il ST
any time. as he was nowhere in the out.
come. He did Dot carry bur three or
four Insignificant states, calling Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas significant.
Kansas is left in the lurch with the
swamp and mountain commonwealth.
with what was but lately the negro and
Indian sections respectively. The sound
money and protection states which re-
corded their votes for Mckinley show
a population OF 43.650.270. while the
Free silver. free trade states carried by
Bryan have only population OF 1881.
ga. Wherever are found money. brain
and business there the vote was for the
Republican party. protection and hon
esJy. Wherever exist political distrae-
tons. hard times and scattered popu-
lations. the vote was impaled oH the
emblematic crown Of thorns and nailed
10 BFyan's cross Of gold. The assessed
property OF the states which went for
Mckinley. as returned last year. is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Cotton in Guthrie is now selling at aoou'
ssh per hundred.
H. Norris has been appointed chief OF
the Guthrie fire department On pay.
Alonxo A. Byers of Kay county has quit
posing as the original Bryan man Tor
few years.
Some of the Oklahoma papers are still
fighting Dennis Flynn bitterly. Tie cleo
ton Is over.
The Republican city officers in Ponca
City were elected by the gigantic MAORI
~ of one vote
The Guthrie Capital tells all RepubE-
can. No, 70 surrender their bets On + lynn
until the official count
The banner Populist township In Payne
county gave Flynn larger vote tn2A any
other township II the county gave Mn
J r. Carter. who viii be in the ieEsia-
tire from Payne county. viii De iae oHAs
co,ors-5 man there. He lives at Perkins
In Garfield county the people Of olive
sns Otter townships lost their vote OF ceie-
gate OF account Of a mistake n pslaons
the ballots.
M IN. has mentioned .tatehood since
election day. II might. however. Be 1t
,le early TO announce the date for q state
hood convention
The Ponca CITY Courier prints pSo'o-
srsph Of q man who strtStrsiy Fess1ao.es
Dennis Flynn and szys u1csr II O-s
Next Governor
sfv Ob<risnder has already c-stie1 i9ee
.g,y.- hi which ne z1t Percy Daniels ara
,<,-.~ u, lobby through the Oklahoma ies-
ts,s,ure tbs winter
Tne morning after the election ;se s--li-
,.,.r Gszetre. Republican. eexzn TIA can
pssza OF IssF with great spirit Politics.
never steps n okl@Aena-
TIE hottest eEats in Oklahoma are ever
tie deputyships after a. eaestsoa- Tssa
ngA, : nov N progress II oxi1sorsa a..
Is terrible 10 Contemplate
TIE ox2rche Tines says Tia, ascai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
LET HER FLY.

Money has commenced to fly. Mil
lions of boarded gold is coming out into
the light, and. as our dispatches of yes
terday stated, the clerks in the United
States sub-treasury are worn out count
ing out greenbacke and silver certifi-
cafes for the gold which is being pour
ed into the treasury. Everybody under
stands that there is no longer any dan
ger. and the banks of the country viii
now have money to accommodate ey-
ery business customer with all he wants
at reasonable rates. The high pFotec-
ton and sound money forces will con-
troll the House of Representatives by
more than 100 majority, and that their
sway in the senate will be equally well
assured. The wholesome influence Of
such a showing ar home and abroad is
not to be measured by its immediate
effect on the stock and other markets,
prompt as that has been. AS a matter
of fact, there has been no line of buSi-
ness in which the Strengthening of the
governments credit can fail to have a
tonic and stimulating effect; and the
stimulation, unlike that which would
have followed imitation, will be secure
against any possibility of reaction or
collapse. The future looks bright. But
don't wait for the Inauguration of Nc
Kinley to inaugurate prosperity. zone
nay cry honey, honey all day." says
the Turkish proverb, without bringing
sweetness to the mouth" Prophesying
betterment doesn't bring it. But the
man who pays his small bills sets the
wheels turning. Nothing now stands in
the way of business but inertia Give
the cart a push. A dollar is still a dol
lar in the United States. 1t pays better
to use it than to hoard it. Therefore let
the money fly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11
REPUBLICAN BIMETALLISM.

BRYAN no longer calls it ''the free, in
dependent and unlimited coinage of sill
YER" He takes particular pains to call
il bimefallism. We have bimetallism
now with silver coined on government
account. But Bryan and his man Jones
seem set in the determination that the
Republican party shall be denominated
the "Goldbug" party and that the Nc
Kinley administration shall do nothing
for silver There is no reason to doubt
that Mckinley will stand by his plat
form. The grisley Jones says that 1.-The
president elect and his party are pledg-
ed to continue the gold standard, and
by it's operation to restore prosperity 20
this country" Such is not the platform
of the party that elected Mckinley.
The St. Louis platform declares the par
ty opposed to the free coinage of sill
yer, except by international agreement,
with the leading commercial nations of
the world, which We pledge ourselves to
promote, and until such agreement can
be made the existing gold standard
must be preserved" There is not
word here about forever continuing the
gold standard, and no expression Of
faith on the part of the Republican par
" that the continuance of the gold
standard will cause prosperity. The
gold standard Is fact. The danger Of
a silver standard was what threatened
the prosperity of the country, and the
efforts of the campaign have been to
ward off that danger. The st. Louis
platform represents true binetallism,
the only possible bimetallism and when
Senator Jones regains his SENSES he will
admit If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

SOC, TO, 53S; the property of the states
which voted for Bryan but $4,000, 900.
The wofkingmen employed in indus
tries in the Mckinley states number
4,069. Alb, in the states which went for
Bryan but 636, 1852. The wages paid in
the Mckinley states for the year of the
last census amounted to 81. 991, 504. 04s3S,
in the Bryan states $273, 79O, ga. Other
figures or facts are unnecessary. These
figures not only tell the tale, but fur
nish the illustrations. The emphasis to
the whole thing is Mckinley's one mill
ion majority.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

Cleveland. who cowardly lodged the
ballot-box last week, is now threaten
ing TO whip Spain. The old man would
do well to get down to work on his final
message to congress in which he might
give the people hint Of the present
whereabouts of the party OF Jefferson
and Jackson. 1t seems TO have so sue
eessfully lodged the cross OF gold as he
the ballot-box. but it died just as hard
on It's bed of silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

From his remarks no other conclusion
could be drawn than that the Consul
General considered the Cubans belliger-
ents in the fun sense of the term The
Cubans, he said. were determined to
achieve their Independence, and would
be satisfied with nothing less than au-
foncu,v
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

Jones says chat Mckinley won the
election the last three days of the cam
paign. Then that explains why so
many people in Kansas were 50 rabidly
convinced that Bryan could not be de-
feafed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

Arkansas Jones says that Mckinley
won the fight the last three days of the
campaign. This sort of rot is not in
spring. There is nothing 10 prove such
e statement, and il should not have
been made.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

1t viii take the official count in Okla
homa To decide the delegate election. lt
should moi. however. as every one will
agree, even most of those who voted
for Callahan, thinking Bryan would be
L.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

Ed Smith, pugilist, who used 10 orna-
ment a Wichita joint, has just been
whaled to a finish in 4 fight at Jehan-
neSburg. Africa This shows what
young man can come to by early train
Ing and ambition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

The deficit for the present fiscal year
beginning July is S36,0o0,o 900. Mckin-
ley viii have a special session of con
gress to provide revenue. Mckinley
means business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

Decatur, Illinois, will present Major
Mckinley tin horn thirty feet in
length and with a bell sixteen feet in
diameter. This is deadly blow at the
ccuntry's peace and quiet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

Monday Uncle Sam was obliged 10 re-
fuse gold, not having paper to ex-
change for it This is printed for the
special edification of those who said
that Mckinley's election would further
tighten the money market
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

During the last year Americans have
had their attention directed 10 England
by fye people-Mrs, Maybrick. Mrs.
Castle. oscer Wilde. DR.. Jameson and
Lord Salisbury. AT latest accounts all
but one were in jail. England must be
nothing but iails-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

Lord Salisbury says there has been
no question in his mind all along as to
the right of arbitration over Venezuela.
Diplomats are more accomplished liars
than fishermen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-11

After the rest of the nation has pulled
of its coat and jumped into business,
the counters down in Kentucky con-
.cluded that that state might better go
Republican. too.