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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-17

on w line OF San Pablo avenue. 127 n OF Chan.
ming way N 25 by w l35, being the 70 feet OF
lot Ia block l2l, Corrected Map OF kaymon
Tract. subject to mortgage for $500 berke-
ley; $5 w white.
lot III. Map Of Elmhurst Park No. 2 BROOKLYN
Township; So S,.,, 10. n
John + Becktol to Matte +. smith, lot y.
elf
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7R.visIoNs.
Prices are firm and business is good.

Prices are firm and business is good.
CURED MEATs-Bacon, &c p n for heavy.
&c p h for light medium, &c p ID for light,
lOc D ID Tor extra light and 1l1ac p b for sugar
CURED: Eastern sugar-cured Hams, l212l0l &c;
California Hams, lie p ID; Mess Beef $7@7 90;
extra mess do, $S@s SO: family do, 5000 so;
extra prime Pork, 81 50@,; extra clear. Sic y
Dbl; mess. $l4 y Dbl; Smo ed Beef, l0c p fb.
LARD-kastern, tierces is quoted at 612@6c for
compound and 1sc for pure; pails &c q ID;
California tierces sc s fb for compound and &c for
7c p h.
,co1ToLENE-5s4@ @6c . n in tierces and TAO
75sc p ib In 10 h rms
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds. Exchange. Money and Railroad
shares.
Money on call was firm at 5@S%: last loan a. Az
and closing offered at Az Prime mercantile
paper, e@9% ar silver. 6b1sc. Mexican dollars.
5O1a@52c. sterling Exchanse inactive. with actual
business III bankers bills at "a s0s4@4 81
for sixty days, and $4 S3s4@4 "a for temand.
Pos; ed rates. S4 sl1a@4 S41a. Commercial bills,
50 7e1A@4 SO14. Government bonds higher: State
bonds stronger; railroad bonds steady.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

H Hogs are firm and fraction higher. The other
sorts are undisturbed. Wholesale for dressed
stock from siaughterers as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5@61ac: second do. 20
VEAL-Large, 4a5c; small, b@e5c p n
NUT ON = Wethers, 5@51ac; Ewes, <1a@
sc p b.
LAMB-51a@61x p lb.
PoRK-Live Hogs, 25s@2%c p n for large and
2sz@2 7sc for small and medium; dressed do, 40
41ac a ID,
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Recaints at Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, NEBR. Oct 16.-HOGS-
Receipt, 300 Market strong. Light and mixed,
So 20@3 80: heavy, SIS 109S Is.
CATTLE Receipts, 1900 Active and firm. No
na,ives. Grass steers $3@3 so; cows, 81 25@3;
feeders, So z 93 55.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 Market active, strong
Grass mutton, 81 6b; grass lambs. $3 So
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL


LIVERPOOL ENG, Oct 16.-The spot market
strong and higher at IS 7d@6s Sd. Cargoes firm
at SIS 6d, arrived.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter. Octo-
Der, 6s 312d; November. 6s 31ad December Is
3szd; January, 6s 4d; February, 6s 4d
SECURITIES.
LONDON, ENG, Oct. 16--Consois 1OS1u; silver.
501Sd: French Kentes 1U1f Csc
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.

goods scarcely Increases and print cloth sells at
2.56c.
Failures for the week have been 32S in the
United States against 26S last year, and 40 In
Canada against 46 last year.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Great improvement in trade.
Silver higher. Mexican Dollars advanced.
Sharp rise in Wheat, Oats and Rye.
Barley and Corn advanced.
Hay and Rolled Barley higher.
Flour marked up 25c again.
All Milistuffs tending upward.
Beans still higher.
Mineral seal and Sperm Oil higher.
Potatoes and Onions about the same.
bu ter and Eggs strong.
Poultry dull and weak.
Peaches and Ounces scarce.
Dried Fruit and Raisins very firm.
Honey quieter.
Hides firm. Leather advancing.
Good Woo sells well.
Hops nominal.
Provis on very firm.
Hogs frmer,
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FIN ANcIAL.
FIN ANCIAL.
CHICAGO GRAIN, PROVISIONS
and new YORK STOCKS.
w HEELOCk & CO.,

WIlEELOOh & w.,
4 Leidesdorn ST., Tel. Main 1854.
BRANCH OFFICE
623 Market St., Palace Hotel Tel. Main bS2G
PURDY q ATKINSON Managers.
Orders instantly executed on latest market QUO
tations. Reference 1st National Bank, :. T..
CHICAGO. PRIVATE WIRE. NEW YORK.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. l6.-Bank clearing
totals at the principal cities for the week ended
october 15. with comparisons, telegrapned to
BradsIreet's
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The Time bali.

bhANcH HynRoauArufc OFFICE. u. s. NJ,
MEHcnASTB EXCHANGE
SAN FHANctsCo, October 10. 1893. J
The time ball on Telegraph Hill droppe
exactly at noon to-day--L st noon of the 120tn
meridian or exactly st b n NJ. Greenwich time.
W. 4. HUGHES,
Lieutenant u. q N, In charge
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NoTE-In the above exposition of tho t,a -,
early morning tides are given in the left had
column and the successive tides OF the dav in ths
order OF occurrence rs to time. The second ,,ms
column gives the second tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
nano column glves the last tide OF the day exceps
occurs The heights given are additions to M
eonndings on the United States Coast snrvav
cnarts, except when a minus sign (-) precedes ~
neight, and then the number given is suhtr.c,sxo
from the depth given by he charts oei@SsiVo
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Butter and Eggs are dearer Meats Fish and
Poultry show no particular change. Fruits exhibit
some fiuctuation.
Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
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COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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STEAMER lpEsTrNATIoN. SAILS PIER
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sun, MOON AND TIDE.
q. S. COAST AND GEoDETIC SURVEY TIprN
BULLETIN PUBLmHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTEN DENT.
SaturIav. October ~.
Sun rises 621 Noon rises
Sun sets ............. g. 2S loon sets. . 2SOAM
OCtober-IS96
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Artichokes, Sdoz.

- AASof
Beets, p doz. .......1
Beans, white PD.21
Colored. . 10. ..21
Lima. p fb. ......
Cabbage, each.
Caulifiowers, each
Celery, q bunch.
Cress, p dz bunchs. Z
Cucum Der, y dOZ.
Egg Plant, p ID. :.
Garlic, q fb........
Green Peas, p n.
Green Corn. p dozl
Lentils, R b.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
Chairman Names His Assistants and Out
lines His Plans.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 13.-After near
ly month of careful consideration,
Chai rman Hanna Of the National oom-
mittes, has named the executive COM
mitteemen who will be his co-laborers
and advisers in managing McKinley's
campaign. The list contains the names
of NJ. \. Hanna, chairman; III. S. Quay,
Joseph Manley, Il. Q. Paine, Wisconsin;
Cyrus Leland, Kansas; Powell Clayton,
Arkansas; G. g. Dawes, Illinois; w. d.
Turpln, Indiana. VIM. Osborne OF Bos-
ton is made secretary Of the committee
The committee win meet in this city
Wednesday. ~ am now preparing for
the fight" Hanna said today with the
air of a man who Is confident Of winning.
We think that the Western and Southern
States are the debatable grounds, and we
shall go into the contest with that idea.
In this campaign there are more issues
than tariffs and the money question,
which are of fully as much Importance as
the other two and which if anything,
concern the maintenance of our govern
ment moro than these two issues. l refer
particularly to the stability of our
judicial system which is threatened by
the Democratic party in their platform.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
WARD OR GENERAL cAu cusEs.
Bangor Republicans in a wrangle Over
the Matter.

Bangor, July 49, "A meeting of the Re-
publican city committee was held tonight
to call a caucus for the selection of can
didates for representatives to the legis-
lature. The Republicans Of the city have
been circulating a memorial to the COM
mittee asking for change from the
old general caucus sy stem to ward prim-
aries. The memorial, which is signed by
over 600 Republican voters. was laid be-
fore the committee at this meeting. At
ter discussion the majority voted to
make the desired change, and issued a
call for ward primaries to be held Tues
day, July 81.
The vote stood to 8, and the secretary
Of the committee refused to sign the new
form of call, and q secretary pro tenn was
elected to record the deliberations Of the
meeting. The minority threatened to
bolt and prepared call for general
caucus, signed by the secretary. The
best legal talent maintain that it ia
within the power of the committee to
decide upon the method, as we'll as time
of holding cauou ses, and the call adopt
ed by the ma jority and signed by the
chairman and secretary pro tenn there-
fore becomes legal call Of the commit t.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The Boston Daily Standard has sus-
pended publication. 1t was established
in March of last year as the organ of the
A. T. A. and was member of the asso-
citation styled The Associated Press.
The medical supplies for the homes for
disabled volunteer soldiers, of which
about $1,000, 600 worth are purchased
annually. will hereafter be bought by the
surgeon general of the army. This is a
requirement. which was contained in the
army appropriation bill. The funds Of
the various homes will be used by the
war department for this purpose, the in
stitutions to pay no more than the regu-
lar contract price.
The "LonR and Short Men" who
have figured SO conspiouously in recent
series of daring hold-ups at Chicago,
Were arrested Sunday night. The
"Short" man has made complete con-
fession. which has startled the Chicago
police. He is Douglass Glendenning.
son of William Glendennin, Montreal
banker, who failed short time ago. The
"Long" man is said to be "Red'' Col
Inns, noted crook.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
THE CANADIAN MlNiST RY.
Sir Wilfred Laurier Announces His
Cabinet officers.

Ottawa, July 13.-Hon. " rod Laurier
has practically completed his cabinet
with the exception of the department of
the interior, who has been left open to q
western man, probably Hon. Clifford
5ifton. or Joseph Martin of Manitoba.
Following is the official list of cabinet
ministers: President prlyy council,
Hon. Wilfred Laurier; trade and COM
meroe, Hon. Sir Richard Cartriaht; min
lister of Justice, Hon. Vim. Now art; !;
finance, Hon. ". S. Fielding; militia,
Hon. ID. r. Borden; marine and fisheries,
Hon. L. n. Davies; public works, Hon.
J. /. Tarte; railways and canals, Hon. 6.
Ell. Blair; agriculture, Hon. Sidney Fish
er; postmaster general, Hon. VIM. Pat
terEon; inland revenue, Senri Henri Joley
de Loubiniere; secretary of state, Hon.
X. W. Scott. The following are mem bers
without portfolio: Hon. II. 9. Jeffrion,
Hon. r. r. DobeIl, speaker CT the House
of Commons; Hon. J. d. Edgard, depu-
ty Speaker of the House OF Commons;
Hon. L. E. Brodeaur, speaker of the Sem
ate.
The Dominion Parliament was called
to meet the 18th of August.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
A Third CONVENTION.
Call For One Issued By Gold Demo-
Gratis Of Illinois.
NEW YORK ORGANIZATION WONT
SUPPORT SUCH A SCHEME.
Candidate sewali Expresses His Views on
the Labor Question-says He Is a
Friend of Organized Labor.

Candidate SewaI1 Expresses His Views on
the Labor Question-says He LIS a
Friend of Organized Labor.
Chicago, July 49, The honest money
Democracy Of Illinois, through its execu-
tive committee issued an address tonight
to the Democrats of other states, calling
upon them to nominate another national
ticket, and adopt platform of sound
money, on which the nominees can ap-
peal to those of that opinion. The call is
signed by John M. Palmer, James
Miller. franklin MoVeight, Thomas A.
Moran, John B. Hopkins, Henry S.
Robbins, A. A. Goodrich, James L.
Hoblitt and Adoph Kraus.
The pronunciamento to sets the pace for
the East, but in the minds of the leaders
there is not much faith that the party
organizations, which sent gold delegatessGo
the convention will declare for another
convention. Much support for the new
movement is expected from the middle
and southern states. Candidates are free
ly spoken of, the most prominent being
Carlisle, Palmer of Illinois and Morton
is also mentioned.
From kilograms received today from
Senator Hill and other party leaders in
that state, sit seems certain that the New
York Democratic organization will not
favor another convention. The Illinois
gold Democrats received setback today
in the announcement of Postmaster
Hesing. leading member of that faction,
who said was opposed to O third ticket
on the ground that 1t would mean the
election OF silver ticket.
Before leaving Chicago, Mr.. Sewall de-
nounced the attack made on him in a
morning paper depicting him as foe of
organized labor. He said: ''Any one
acquainted with the history of Maine
and her lumber and shipbuilding in
dustries, knows that the house of Sewell
has always had the friendship of its en-
ployes. We never had the slightest
trouble, nor have we ever opposed union
labor. am an advocate OF the cause of
the laboringman. Our men have always
been treated on that principle.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
WILL BE TRIED IN MAINE.
An Would-Be Murderer To Be Brought To
Justice.

Lewiston. July 13.-It will be remem-
bered that on the night of November
21, 1898. Nr. W. Frank Gregg of HaVer-
hill. Mass, was murderously assaulted
and left for dead at the house of Mr.
Walter Dingley in Auburn, where Gregg
had room. Mr.. Gregg after recovering
consciousness said that his assailant was
Andrew j. Killen of Boston.
Early in 1894 Killen, who had previous
ly been proven to be well-known crook
and convict was identified at the reforma-
tory at Eimira, N. Y. He was serving a
term for burglary and had given the name
OF Frank Gardner. or course he could not
be brought to Maine until his term ex-
PRED there.
Lewiston authorities received a letter
from Superintendent L. R. Brockway of
the Flmirass ssreformatory, notifying them
that Frank9ardener alias Andrew Killen.
would be ready for releass August 81.
Immediate steps will be taken to secure
his extradition, and in that case killen
will come back TO Maine and stand trial.
The assault on Gregg was q particular
ly outrageous affair."
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
GREAT COMMERCIAL DISASTER.
Delegate GoIdthwaite Says Free Coin
age Would Entail.
Yet He isn't Sure But He Will Invite It
by Voting for 1t.
EsPEcIAL TO THE TRNss.l


Biddeford. July 13.-Tristram Goldth'
waite, who represented the First Maine
district at Chicago, was seen by PRESS
correspondent tonight. shortly after his
arrival home. He was not very talka.
tive, that Is for publication, but was
willing to be quoted as saying that his
action in refusing to vote for candidates
on free silver platform was i'll accord
with his. best Judgment as sound money
man, representing q district whose con-
vention had declared unanimously
against free coinage.
II believe" said he ''that to adopt the
free coinage of silver on basis of 10 to
!, would bring upon this country greater
perienoed. I am Democrat and will re-
main go as long as the Democratic party
exists. but believe the action of last
weeks convention Will result in Demo-
cratic defeat, more complete than was
the defeat of Horace Greeley
Mr.. Goldthwaite declined to say
whesher he would vote the national
ticket
The state committee will, within few
days meet IN Portland to form llate some
plank of united action for the gold
faction of the party. So far as Mr..
Goldthwaite can judge, the state COM
mittss will not follow the advice of
Mayor Hanson of Belfast, and call new
State convention.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
LEFT FOR BATH LAST NIGHT.
Candidate Sewan On His Way To His
Home In Maine.

Chicago, July 13.-Hon. William j.
Bryan reached the Clifton house this
morning from tho residence of Mira.
Lyman Trumbull, where he and Mrs.
Bryan spent Saturday night and Sunday.
He looked fresher and brighter after his
day of uninterrupted rost.
In the lobby of the Clifton Mr.. Bryan
met Senator White of California, and the
other members of the sub committee on
notification, who had come by appoint
mont to have chat about the arrange
ment for giving formal notice of Mr..
Bryan's selection.
Mr.. Arthur SewalI, the Vice Presi-
dential candidate, was also present, and
after Mr. Bryan had finished shaking
hands with the score Of people who had
gathered about him in the lobby, he and
the others went to room No. 1, where
the Presidential candidate had his head
quarters during the convention week.
The subcommittee spent an hour with
MIR. Bryan and Mr.. Sewall, and the re-
suit of all their talk was determination
to postpone the date of notification until
some time after July 81, the date first
named.
The members of the subcommittee
said after the meeting that the date
would undoubtedly be during the second
week In August, and that New York
would be the place.
It was Mr.. Bryan's suggestion that the
notification should be in the metropolis
and everything Indicates that no change
will be made.
MIR. Bryan told the committee that he
wanted to change his plans and would
like to go to Salem and then to his home
In Lincoln as soon as possible. Mrs.
Bryan will accompany her husband to
Salem and Lincoln.
Mr.. Sewall leaves for Bath tonight.
To Welcome Candidate Sewau Home.
Bath, July IA large and enthusias-
tic meeting was calledHto order tonight
by Mayor Bibber for the purpose of max
ing the arrangements for receiving Ar
thur Sewall, who Is expected home in a
few days from Chicago. Hon. j. .. Pat
ten presided. 1t was decided to place
tho celebration in the hands of the Demo-
cratic and Republican city committees.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
New Corporations.

The following new corporations fled
their papers at the Secretary of States
Office, Saturday:
The Harrison Manufacturing Co., or
sanized at Harrison, for the purpose of
buying and growing trees for wood and
lumber. and doing general manufactur-
Ing business, with $15, coo capital stock,
of which $3.50 is paid in. The officers are
President, Charles 8. Whitney. Harrison !;
treasurer, George E. Ellingwood of Har-
rison.
The Newer Tool Co., organized at
Portland for: the. purpose of purchasing 4,
buying and selling tools and m achinery,
with $50, COO capital stock, of which moth
ing is paid in. The officers are: Presi-
dent, e. P. Chase of Portland; treasurer,
George f. Gould of Portland. =
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
A WAVE OF INSANITY.
Only Thing That Can Elect Bryan
and SGWall.
THUS DECLARES SENATOR CHAND-
LER OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Characteristic Interview With the Con-
cord statesman-Thinks Mr.. Sewalps
Nomination May Prevent Democratic
Party From Going to Pieces Entirely in
Maine.
Washington, July 13.-Au interview
was printed this evening with Senator
W, r, Chandler of New Hampshire, in
which he pays q high personal tribute to
Mr.. Sewall of Maine. Senator Chandler
understands that Mr.. SeWail is pro,
tectionists, and as much opposed to free
ships as he (Chandler) Is. While this
Democrats, it will, Senator Chandler
thinks, commend him to the Populists,
who are largely proteotionists.
docs the nomination of Mr.. Sewall
strengthen the tioket?" the Senator was
asked ''It makes it more respectable,
but no stronger. 1t won't give the ticket
an extra vote in the East or peroeptably
increase 1t in Maine +"
'Then you think the ticket will have
no chance in Novem per9"
"It has not the slightest chance to win,
unless we are to imagine that half the
American people will go crazy between
now and November A broad wave of
insanity is all that can elect the ticket
"Will the Democrats make 9 showing
in Maine?'' sNs.
"The personal friends of Gen. Sewan
may help him increase the Democratic
vote In Maine and thus keep the Demo-
cratic party from disappearing at the
polls, as would otherwise have been thu
case. Without his nomination the Demo-
cratic vote would have been little more
than scattering The Republican ma
jority in Maine will not be more then
thirty thousand.
''Did you notice the assertion of Sena-
tor Tillman that your state will vote for
silver in Noyember?"
''We are expecting and believe we will
get fifteen thousand majority i'll New
Hampshire in Novem Der Our people are
bimetallists, but there is no sentiment
for the immediate free coinage of silver
which is the issue. Substantially all tbs
leading Democrats of the state will vote
for Mckinley, Those who do not will
take to the woods
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
AGAINST HIS CONVICTIONS.
Senator Gray Tells why He Cannot Sup
port The Chicago Platform.

Wilmington, Del. July 13.-Ssnator
George Gray. who was..a delegate to the
Democratic national convention, and
who did not vote on any ballot, was to-
day asked his views on the platform and
the nomination of Bryan for President:
The financial plank of the platform, "
said he. ''is contrary to all my beliefs.
and on what consider sounds Democracy.
L cannot change those beliefs even at the
bidding of o Democratic national con-
vention. Convictions cannot be compro-
missed. The Delaware Democray Is dis
tinot from the national Democracy. 1t
is too early to say what its course will
be. The Dem ocraoy in this state has al
ways had, and is likely to continue to
have, strong sympathy with that of New
York, New Jersey and Maryland. -
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
Local Weather Report.


southwesterly winds.
Local Weather Report.
Portland. July 13.-The local weather
bureau office records as to the weather
are thu following:
8 a. m.-Barometer. 29 799; thermom-
ter, 700; dew point, 62; humidity, So;
wind, SW; velocity, A.; weather. cloudy
8p. m.-Barometer, 29, 752; thermome-
ter, 75.2; dew point IS; humidity,
$50; wind. w, velocity, 8; weather.
cloudy.
Mean daily thermometer, 500; maxi
mum thermometer, 80; minimum ther-
mometer, II; maximum velocity wind,
IA, SW; total precipitation, 0.
Weather Observations.
The Agricultural Department Weather
Bureau for yesterday, July IS, taken at
D. m., meridian time, the observations
for each station being given in this order i:
Temperature direction of the wind. state
of the weather:
Boston, IS degrees, W. clear: New
York, rs degrees, W, rain; Philadel-
phia, sc degrees, sW, cloudy; Washington,
"a degrees. W, partly cloudy; Albany.
rs degrees. W, cloudy; Buffalo, 70 de.
grees, SW. cloudy; Detroit, " degrees,
NE, cloudy; Chicago, 72 degrees. III
cloudy; ST. Paul, 70 degrees, NE, rain :
II Huron, OAK, ,62 degrees, N Il, partly cloudy !;
Bismarck, "a degrees, E. clear; Jackson
Vile, 81 degrees, Sc, cloudy.
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
Visiting Wheelmen.

Seventeen Bath wheelmen enjoyed he
run to Portland Sunday. They left Bauh
Cycle Club room at a. m., and arrived
here at noon. They went to Harpswell
on the steamer. taking supper at Ja1e's,
and arriving home In the evening. A
ew came By rail to Port land, and here
joined the party.
A number of the Dead Calm, Sloppy
Weather, and Press Cycle clubs Of Boston
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
DOESN'T FANCY sEWALL.
a Populist Delegate Thinks He SHOULD
Withdraw From Field.

Seattle, Wash, July 13.-Judge
Richard Winsor, delegate to the National
Populist convention from this state, left
last night for St. Louis. Judge Winsor
goes at this time in order to be upon the
ground early to lend assistance to tho
movement to have W. J. Bryan, the
Democratic standard hearer. either en-
dorsed or nominated outright by the St.
Louis convention.
''As to Mr.. Sewall," he said, ''I hard
~ know what to say. 1t may be that the
plan is to have him withdraw and d
Populist named in his stead.''
The Portland daily press., 1896-07-14
Daniel Lamont Arrested.

Monson, July 13.-Daniel Lamont of
Monson, aged 80, was arrested today and
committed to Bangor Jail to await the
Septem Der term of the Supreme court for
folonious assault on Lydia G. Estes. aged
fifty, Of this town The crime was com
mitted the 10Th day of June. Mrs. Hstos
Is respectable woman, living alone on
the outskirts of the town. When lamont
committed the first assault it was deemed
best not to give the case publicity. TO-
day he went again to the home of Mrs.
Estes and again attempted rape. She
made departed fight, jumped out of the
window, ran to the village and entered a
complaint. The result was as above,