The sun., 1896-09-04

of Utah composed of three Chicago men and
one Indianapolis man. The sun says
The delegation was or r.anlzed Tuesday with
| Mcdonald OF Chicago Chairman. A reso-
! luton was adopted TO the effect that the dele
! garon would not support sound money un-
less the Convention aRrees to permit free aud
unlinited polyRamy at a ratio OF l6 TO with
out waiting for an agreement with any foreign
country"
Since this sound-rnoney Convention came
here the Popocrats of Indianapolis lost three
valuable adherents. The hrs. is Mr.. James
l.. Keach of Indianapolis. He has been 4
member Of tle Popocratic State Committee
for sore time. He has been . liberal con-
,rtbutor o., 70 q, the Campaign fund and a hard
committee when the dele0ates began TO arrive
here. and now he is the soundest Of sound
member OF the Popocratic state Co nm!ttee.
committee. saving that he could not conscien-
tiouslv support the Chicago ticket and the
POpocratic platform.
tion. ]. 10 that OF William E. keeley. who is
one of the electors on the Popoc-atic ticket.
committee that he cannot serve at the election
Stcaqse use he cannot bring M Ia nmsel to vote toT
heresy as represented by him..
One of the features of this souad-money Con-
vention has been the large attendance OF good
looking Women. Auu tDe lnteSeSt tney IOOk In
he proc eedings and the interest they displayed.
Most prominent of the women IS Mrs.
Mcdonald, the wife OF the late Joseph E.
line Of great Democrats that M hang Co over @ the the
stage. Mrs. Mcdonald occupied a seat Just be.
meath the Likeness .,. 81 her husband; T She at
many prominent women occupying seats on the
platform, and at each session OK the Convention
stage were flled with women. all OF whom
seemed to ,e fully alive TO the issues of the
campaign.
The Chicago Marching Club. It appears,
brought with 1t TO Indianapolis some undesir-
bic visitors. Two OF them stood in the corri-
dor Of the Bates last night and argued for an
hour They started out as sound money men,
and they wound up as free silver men. The po-
leo Of India napolis haa had warning from
had finished their. speechmaking the detec-
tives had yanked The Two around to the police
them had a long speech in his pocket which he
insisted on reading TO the Sergeant before he
was locked up.
Charles Wilmer, ono OF the sound money
delegates from Michigan, was arrested yester-
day afternoon for talking politics on the streets
Mr.. Wilmer was entertaining n crowd when
Capt. Quigley and policeman got hold OF him
and were marching him of TO the station. They
were passing The Court House VIII IN Mayor Tag
CART saw them. and. recognizing Wilmer a |
delegate. he rushed out, on the street oare.
he learned he ordered the police to let Mr.. Wit
mer 90, and they obeyed the order instantly
up and down and insisted on being arrested
Where are the officers9' he demanded. II |
wSaf boSn 's arrest me- Where are my
The body guards did NOT appear, but lust
then friend OF, Winners drove up in a car.
rai6e and took him away, still mad a hornet, |
She was a mighty good looking girl. and she
entered the hotel clearly very much emhar-
rassed and feeling out Of place. but it did not
take her long TO recover herself, She found
the first man she met. She talked to him about
the gold standard, and how important It was
tion,, Finally she said:
You're a gold man, aren't your"
Indeed am" said the victim enthusiast
Well, she said, "let me pin thi, button on
OF his coat. He was delighted '"p'i
!, ~ oh: ,hans t you. thank you he said. Then
stern; She held nut her hand and said:
hand down in his pocket and pulled our O half
dollar. He dropped her like hot potato AFTER
that, She stayed around and worked the game
all the afternoon. She must have gone away
With lot OF mopey. Not once did her scheme
Besides the women who have been conspicu
rus at tho sessions OF this Convention, there
iave been many women around the corridors
II the hotels. talking politics and sound money
o the deleGates. They come from all parts OF |
he country. Illinois had half a dozen, Indi.
ma had some. and there were one or two each
rom dozen other States. A good many OF
he prominence OF Col. w. c, p. Breckinridge
II Kentucky, They believe that he should have
emained in the background. But Col. Breck-
nriRde desired TO reenter the public eye through
he door OF this Convention. On the other
land It must be recorded that a number of wo.
men 10 the Convention to-day applauded when
col. Breckinride took the platform.
Stories were current yesterday that tho anti
'raRg movement had for It's object the nomI- ,
alton OF President Cleveland. The favor with
Ehich every reference TO him was received by
ha 0AnvanLinn Annnnranah Nh. .huo..... =. .