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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
ron SALE.

FOR SALE, FIVE SHARES SAVAN-
nah Grocery Company stock; name best
offer. Address W." p. O. Box IA.
s-ROOM HOUSE ON HENRY WEST
of West Broad, with 4-room house on
VIM ]. Miscally, Jr., 1l6 Bryan street.
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What are you thinking Of, Madge?"
Whether l would rather have you for
a friend or Jack for a husband"
well, can't you have both2
THAT depends upon Jack. Harlem
Life
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Gov. Stafford, Strobhar, Beau
fort-D. J. Murphy, Agent. ...s.,..
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FOULD'S
MEDlCkTEO ARSENIC
COMPLEXION SOAP.

II transforms the most sallow skin into ra-
diant health; removes pinples; clears the
face OF freckies and TAM gives the complexion
an indescrIbable briliiancy. and lends TO
every ycung lady a charm Of person which
makes her ADORABLE. All Druggists sell
This Potent BsRutifier. Foulds Arsenic
Complexion Soap will be sent By mail for so
cents By H. b. Eould. 2J4 9Th Avenue. New
York.
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FOR RENT, WITH LATEST M
provements, three houses on Huntingdon
street. Apply to j. j. Egan, I4t east
Broad street
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FOR SALE. ONE-HORsE FARM.
wagon; nearly new. +. Hart, Jefferson
and ST. Julian.
FOR SALE. THAT ELEGANT COR
uer lot 5Xlu5 on Abercoru and Henry:
one or the best vacant lots in the SOUTH
east section. @. II. Dorsett
GULF CYPRESS FOR FINISHING
purposes Apply l.. Il. Hunting & Co.. No.
90 Bay street.
COWS, COWS, JUST RECEIVED. LOT
Of family mich cows and springers-
GWimartin q Co. stable.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert III. Tatem. Real Es-
street.
HAY AND PEA VINEs-H A
wholesale. 0,.sci retail I5e per l9g pounds
pea Vines, with peas 81 per 100. J. F.
CYPRESS PILING AND SHINGLES;
black cypress piles at special prices in
quantities; cypress shingles reduced 20
load az the mills. carload lots a specially.
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company.
LOST.
LOST. AT THE MARKET. JAN p, A
black and white setter dog: answers to
name of shepherd; reward if returned to
]. w. keller. Care Fawcett Bros.
LOST, a NALISE. FINDER WILL
please leave same at police headquarters.
----------------------------- -
BOARDING.
PLEASANT SOUTH ROOMS. WITH
good table board. an conveniences; hoe
and cold water 1876 Jones street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AVOID a FREEZE OUT BY THE
city ana freeze up by Jack Frost by hav-
Ing waste-cOck placed on your waten
pipes Cornwell & Chapman.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AVOID FREEZE OUT BY THE
city and a freeze up by Jack Frost by hav-
ing waste-cOCk placed on your waten
pipes. Cornwell & Chapman.
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PLEASANT SOUTH ROOMS. WITH
good table board. an conveniences; hot
and cold water. 156 Jones street.
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FOR SALE. ONE-HORSE FARM
wagon; nearly new. r.. Hart Jefferson
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COMMODIOUS HOUSE CORNER
Bryan and Abercorn streets M s. Ba-
In
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STORE FOR RENT, SOUTHWEST
corner Liberty and Whitaker. Apply 40
Liberty street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
WRGlNiA's NEW ELECTION LAW.
The Special Constable Feature of the
Old Law Abolished.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 14-AIr. Little
introduced in the Senate to-day bill
to amend the existing election law. 1t
is the measure agreed upon last night
at a conference of Democratic Sena-
tors.
It's most important changes are that
the special constable feature is abol-
ished, and it is provided that any judge
of election, when an elector specifically
or educationally unable to prepare his
ballot may call upon him, shall go in
to the boothand render some assistance.
The judge is required to observe secre-
cy regarding the manner in which the
elector shall cast his vote. Provision
is made for voting for presidential cleo
tors, in which the existing law is de-
fective. Tt is provided that names shan
be printed in plain roman type, not
smaller than plea, and in uniform or
der
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
Az APPEAL 70 CARLISLE.
Kentucky Democrats Think He Can
Break the Deadlock.

Fraakfort, KY, Feb. a.. The TWEEN
ty-seeond Senatorial ballot resulted.
Hunter, 63; Blackburn, 62; Carlisle, 81;
u. b. Helm, Ii Bennett, /; Cochrane,
/: Holt, i; Bate, i; Reed, ]. The joint
assembly then adjourned until noon
tomorrow.
The Democratic members Of the
General Assembly who have been sup
porting Senator Blackburn Ia the Sena-
torial fight, have signed petition re-
questing Secretary John q. Carlisle to
use his influence with Messrs. Weis-
singer, Carroll, Speight, Violette, and
Walker, in an endeayor to get them to
vote for Mr.. Blackburn on the ground
that be is the Democratic nominee.
The petition viii in all probability
be forwarded to Secretary Carlisle at
Washington to-day
The five gold standard Democrats
are unanimous in saying that the pc
tition forwarded to Secretary Carlisle
by friends of Senator Blackburn ask
ing kim to use his influence to induce
them to vote for Blackburn will not
have the slightest effect on them. No
one here believes the Secretary will pay
any attention to the petition or that
he win agree to use his influence to help
Senator Blackburn
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
HEsTER's COTTON STATEMENT.
The Supply of Cotton Marketed to Date
is 6,O99,l52 Bales.

New Orleans, Feb. 14.-Secretary
Hester's weekly cotton nstatemenkshows
amount brought into sight 126,645
bales, against l34,277 same period last
year, 8S.997 year before last and 1O5,
1913 i'm 1898 The movement since Sep
tember J., shows receipts at all United
States ports 4,24O, 1914, against 6,592, APT
last year, 5,044,631 for the year before
last and 6.1G4,9 ,925 in 1893; overland To
Northern mills 62t ,291, against 85463S
last year, COS, ,373 year before last and
G71 S3l same time in 1898; interior
stocks in excess of those held at the
close Of the commercial year 400,354
against 367, $40 last year, 900 500 year
before last and 315,930 same time in
1898. Southern mill takings, exclu-
sive of amount consumed at ports,
527, 1859 against 500 last year, 43s,0Ot
year before last and 421 ,934 same time
in 1898; Northern mill tallings t,241,-
$50 against 1,695,3O5 last year; total
5,7S9, ,198 against S,310,3OS last year,
6,441 sos the year before last ana s.,
574.620 in 1898.
The supply to date is G,000,152 bales,
against $3.50, ,33S for the same period
last year.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
wlNsTows MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Mayor Gray Announces That He Will
Not Again be a Condidate.

Winston, Y. c., Feb. 14.-( -(Special) )--
Mayor Gray announces in an inter
view to-day that he will under no cir
cunstances, be a candidate for re-elec-
tion at Wiuston's municipal election.
The Republicans talk of nominating
eS Sheriff league,
A street car ran into the rear end of
a one-hoIse wagon. loaded with wood
this afternoon. The horse was fright
ened, and the owner, Mr.. Lashmit and
his son were thrown out on theiI. heads
sustaining painful injuries.
A fatal boiler explosion occurred
last evening at j.. r. Planners saw
mill, ten miles southwest of AsheboT0.
Three workmen were killed and three
fatally wounded. No further partic-
ulars are obtainable.
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THE COMMODORE HAS SAILED
She Leaves Wilmington With Arms for
the Cubans.

Wihnington n C., Feb. 1.-THE
steamer Commodore, the alleged fill
clustering vessel, which has been de
tained here for some time received her
clearance papers and sailed to-day
She is supposed to have aboard arms
and ammunition for the Cuban insur-
gents and her probable destination is
Charleston. S. c.
The departure of the vessel was
made without any effort at secrecy
but on the contrary she sailed away
blowing her whistle and with other
evidences of demonstration. This ac-
tion is in accordance with the state
ments OF Counsel Kerr of the Hart
Line of steamers to which the Conn
modore belongs, who said that the yes
sells of his line would sail with arms
and ammunition
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
LAST EDITION. .
THE NEWS THIS MORNING
4 O'CLOCK, A. NJ.

F0REIGN-The British and Foreign
Arbitration Association delegates one
OF its yice-Presidents to visit United
States to obtain matter for q report
upon the Venezuela boundary dispute.
Prince Boris, eldest son of Prince
Ferdinand, of Bulgaria, baptized with
great ceremony according to the rites
Of tfe Orthodox church. Baptism OF
the cre8n prince into the Orthodox
church is looked upon as practically q
surrender of the Bulgarian principallty
into hands of the Car.
DOMESTIC Kentucky Democrats
appeal to Secretary Carlisle to use his
infiue. ee to get all Democratic mem-
bers a yote for Blackburn.-Vir s
nron. Il new election law introduced
in the senate.-A negro murderer
hanged ID Washington City.--In dis
pute over a woman, at Bluefeld. w.
Va, Geo. Gray shoots and kills Lew
Exchange bank of David
Wilson q Co, Flemingsburg, KY, as
signs, liabilities S70,000.-The Gov
eInor OF Kentucky has not yet issued
reqniaition papers for Pearl Bryan 5
murslarers, Scott and Walling-A man
and his wife at Dallas, Tex, murdered
blackened up.-Between S4,000000 and
S5,0o0,e00 Of gold deposited in the gov
ment sub-Treasury yesterday Thieves
steal $4,000 worth of bonds from
Judge Morrow at Frankfort, Ky.--La-
Dor situation in the shoe industry at
HayerhiIl, Mass, reaching a crisis
yirginia's Deaf, Dumb and Blind In
stitute investigating committee fin
sr7, - 80
resume In Richmond in few
days Peter Maher's eyes are get
ting better and be will probably fight
Monday; nobody knows where. Fitz-
simmons disgusted with the delay and
dooging of his movements by the au-
thorities Feared that the British
steamship AsWanby. from Hamburg to
Philadelphia, is lOsf-A burglar shot
and killed while robbing the Franklin
residence In San Francisco-Ja NO-
gel Il Sons, pork packers, Cincinnati,
assign wife murderer hanged in
Carroll county, Na-A chewing gum
factory chartered at Petersburg, Va,
with capital of S10.000. Mayor Swift
OF Chicago appoints committee of 100
to copfer with delegates from South
err States in reference to the Cotton
5Is4lsses EsS JOS l&Dtt tSe ktG HHAtt III lHk1A
60.
CONGRESS Tie free coinage sub
stItufe to the bond bill defeated III the
House on final vote by 4 majority Of
125. Secretary Carlisle submits to the
House estimate fer collecting
the revenue: total amount re-
quired S7,767, ,52I bill 10 be
reported to Senate authoriz-
ing public building at Newport News,
Va, 10 cost $780, 0,oO0-Not probable
that the Elections committee viii
reach the North Carolina cases this
session Secretary Herbert yesterday
before the House committee on Naval
Affairs for two hours outlining his
views on desirable features Of naval
appropriation.
STRTE. -Sixty-frst anniversary Of
literary societies at Wake Forest Col
lege Mayor Gray, Of Winston, an
nounees that he will not be candidate
for re-election.-Thr worlmen killed
and three fatally wounded by a boile.
explosion at Asheboro.-John II.
Gentry sold at auction in New York
for ST. 900 William Simpson was the
buyer-The steamer Commodore"
sails from Wilmington with arms and
ammunition for the Cuban insurgents
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TRYING TO LEARN THE FACTS.

London, Feb. 14.--Every effort pos,
sible is being made by the Royal
Geographical Society to ascertain if
the story that DIR, Nansen, the Arctic
explorer, has been heard from is true,
and i'm addition, the Russian and
Swedish governments have taken ac~
tive steps to find oat the real facts in
the case.
THINKS TT HIGHLY PROBABLE.
NapicrviIie, Ill.,, Feb. 14.--Evlyn d.
Baldwin, the meteorologist of the
Peary Exposition, 1803-'04, was asked
to-day what ne thought of the reported
discovery of the North Pole by Or.
Manson, II think it highly probable" ("
he said Sit is the result of well-calcu-
lated plans and not unexpected "
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
The General Business Situation
is Disappointing.
CONFIDENCE IS RESTORED
Unfavorable Weather Has Been
a Feature.
AND SERIOUSLY HlN0ERs TRADE
improvement in Demand and Prices
the Past Week Has Been Con-
fined to Hides, Leather, and
Boots and Shoes.

New York. Feb 14-R G. Dun &
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade, which
issues Tomorrow viii say:
The weather still hinders business.
and continued closeness of money eN-
lists, but confidence is created
Textile work shows little change,
though the cut i'm print cloths to 2.75
cents and general concessions in brown
/ and DIeached staples averaging for
the whole list quoted per cent since
Jan. J, induced more buying, which the
known accumulation of goods ahead
Of demand has hiHdered. Many mills
are reporting great profits last year
from the rise in cotton, but the pros
pect Of a larger crop this year does not
promise repetition Of such gains.
Though goods still average l2.7 per
cent above their lowest point q year
ago, cotton is now AZ per cent higher
than it was then.
Sales Of wool have been small for
two weeks of February-9 ,320, 700
pounds, against 10, ,260, $50 last year, and
12, ,5O2, $50 in 1898, but higher prices
abroad, sustained by heavy shipments
Of goods to this country, incline hold
ers Of wool here to make no cOnces-
sions. so that manufacturers have the
more difficulty in meeting competi-
tion.
Failures for the week have been 32l
in the United States against 270 last
year, and 67 in Canada, against 81 last
year.
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW.
New York, Feb IA Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
The general business situation
throughout the country does not meet
anticipati0ns, and except at few
cities-B Baltimore and Pittsburg i'm
the East: Chicago, St. Louis and Omaha
at theWest; Galveston, Chattanooga
| and Atlanta at the S0uth-remains
dun for the season, i'm most instances
disappointngly so. Improvement in
demand and prices is confined to hides,
leather, and boots and shoes, which
are conspicuous i'm the short list of
staples for which prices are higher.
Features Of the situation are those
resulting from uufavorable weather
in the East, and i'm the Central States
reaction in prices of iron and steel,
further complaints by wOOlen manu-
facturers and outlook for more idle
machinery. q smaller total of bank
GACdTtNgS, toiltilluCA SbiiAilF>9, ilAdlLt-
tenance of higher rates for loans, not
withstanding the favorable differences
drawn from the heavy over-subscrip-
tion to the government issue and re-
stricted production of pig iron.
Exports Of wheat flour included as
wheat) from both coasts of the United
States this week amount to 2,71S0OO
bushels against 2,9O7,0OO bushels last
week, and as compared with 2,572,0OO
bushels i'm the week one year ago, 2,005,-
600 bushels in the week two years ago,
3,OOS,0O0 bushels three years ago, and
as contrasted with 4,O42, 600 bushels in
the corresponding week of 1894.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
GENTRY SOLD At AUCTION.
The Worlds Champion Pacing Stallion
Brings ST 500.

New York, Feb. 14.--At M. II. fasig
sale of thoroughbred trotters stock at
Madison Square Garden to-day John
r. 6entry's appearance before the aue-
tioneer's stand was greeted with a
round Of hand-clapping. This was the
price OF the days sale The horse has
q pacing record Of 2.03al, and holds the
title Of champion stallion Of the world.
lie IN q bay, foaled in 1889, and stands
15.2 hands high. Frank Ellis and
John Turner did the bidding, start
ing 1t $4,000, and running up $500
jumps 70 $500 when the great horse
was transferred to VIM. Simpson, the
for m. 500
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
ouARRELED ABOUT A WOMAN.

Bluefeld, w. Va, Feb. 14.-In the
depot at Poeahontas George Gray and
Lew Hartzook engaged in a quarrel
over q woman Gray shot and killed
Hartzook after Hartzook had fired two
shots at Gray without effect. During
the affrav Miss Clara Clemens was
shot and seriously injured. Gray
escaped.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15

Washington, Feb 1.-THE Secretary
Of the Treasury has submitted to the
House the estimates for collecting
revenue for the year ending June 80,
1897. The total amount required is
S767, ,521
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-15
MAHFR's- EYES ARE BETTER

: III Paso. Texas, Feb. 14.--Late this
evening Quinn the hacker Of Naher tel
ephoned from Las Cruces that Peters
eyes were twenty-five per cent better
and that he would surely be able to bc
i'm the ring Monday. In the meantime
concessions have been secured for big
bun fight in Juarcz Sunday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
THE VERDICT OF MAINE.

Maine emphasized the verdict of Vermont
yesterday fair plurality at September
election for the Republicans. under ordi-
nary conditions, would have been 1000 in
presidential year. In 1892 the plurality
was 1882. In 1894, the year of the Repub-
lican tidal wave, it reached 3s.97S because
only little more than half the Democrats
who voted in 1892 went to the polls 1t was
scarcely expected that in a presidential
year, with the efforts which candidate
Sewall and his friends made to bring out a
Democratic vote, that the Republican plu-
rality of 1894 could be reached in a State
which rarely polls 10000 votes and
which cast but 10S,2H in 1894, particularly
when the Republican vote of that year was
much above the average. Under the cir
cumstances a Republican plurality of % 900
or 10000 would be considered large plural
ity and most substantial and indicative
triumph. The returns at / o'clock indicate
a Republican plurality of $4,000, which is
greater than the vote of the Sewall candi-
date for Governor
1t cannot be said that the Sewall people
did not make a sharp canvass, for they
have. For four weeks they had able speak
ers from other States-George Fred Will
Jams of Massachusetts, Allen o. Myers of
Ohio, and others, including quite a number
from the silver mining camps. The Demo
cratic State committee did all that it could
do to bring the Democrats to vote the
ticket which stood on the Bryan platform
But they could not do it. Doubtless several
thousand voted the Republican ticket, but
more did not go to the polls. The vote
of Mr.. Clifford, the sound-money Demo-
crat, was light because those VINO voteo
for him were obliged to erase a name md
write his in its place.
All things considered, the result in Maine
is most satisfactory and inspiring. State
in which large majority of the voters
small farmers has declared against Bryan
ism, reputation and revolution with an en-
phasis which indicates the drift of popular
sentiment in the country and what its
dict will be in November. Organism is
doomed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

is there not possibility of arousing a
prejudice against the schools by conveying
the idea that much chance of infection ex-
lists? The application of soap and disin-
fectants to school furniture is we'll enough,
but the main care should be to keep chill
dren exposed to contagious diseases away
from school until danger is past. No mat
ter how clean their desks and floors or
how carefully guarded their pencils and
books. personal contact, not to be avoided.
will carry disease quicker than any other
means of transmission.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15
SENATOR THURsTON's SPEECH.
The Great Effort OF the Man from
Rryan's State.
Senator Thurston said in part;

OtIIttUF IfIuIstUII SttII III Pfti
| can take the dollars of my country,
gold or silver or paper, and go into the
four corners of the habitable globe. / can
transact business with all peoples. civilized
semi civilized and barbaric, without fear of
discount depreciation diScredit. / want
the dollars of the United States TO go
around the world as the flag goes, honored
and respected by all mankind. | can take
the dollars OF my country into every gold
standard nation of the earth, and / can
buy as much in any home store of those
countries as the most privileged citizen OF
the community can buy with the dollar his
government gives him for use. / can take
the dollars of my country into every free
silver coinage nation of the world, Mexico
China, Japan. South America. wherever
you please, and | can buy twice as much
citizen of the locality can buy with the best
dollar his government gives him for use.
do not care TO exchange my privilege with
any man who is ready To give me two of
his dollars for one of mine. ] do not care
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

During the first twenty-three months of
the Mckinley law the revenues collected
by the treasury were s693, S99 400, against
1851, pa, 256 collected during the first twenty
three months of the present German tariff
That is, there would nave been no deficit
during Mr.. Cleveland's two first years if
the collections under the Mckinley law
had continued and the Democracy had not
fooled with the tariff. If Mr.. Bryan had
had his way the duties would have been
reduced much more and the deficit would
have been larger
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

One of the encouraging indications for
business and politics is the Improvement
in the prices of all stocks since Aug. s.
when the fear of Organism was greatest
in the East Railroad stocks like the Bur-
,ington & Quincy rose from SO to 653t be-
tween August and Sept. s. This is an ad.
vance of IS per cent. The Lake Erie &
Western preferred went from 5512 to 6624
during the same period; the Rock Island
from 1917 to co; the Wabash preferred from
II to 14h; the Western Union Telegraph
from 70 to S0l4. These are samples of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

AS Mrs Wiclwire came into the dining room
he was saying: Tell you, old man, she was just
a dandy. Every line perfect, and better knee
action / never saw in my life
''Of whom You talking?' asked Mrs. Wick
wire
trotter.'
'.Oh! I thought it of those bicycle
girls you'd going along somewhere. IN
dianapoiis Journal.
Speaking generally. nothing in this world
is uglier than the knee action of a stout
jsh woman in short drab skirts. on a BIZ
cycle chewing gum.-New York Sun.
oh, Mr.. Dana. tell us, if you please,
Do New York women chew gum with
their knees?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

The sound-money Democrats carried
nearly all the primaries in Boston. In East
Boston, whose citizens are largely wage
earners, the Williams or Bryan tickets had
no show whatever. As all the Boston
papers read by work people have printed
Bryans speeches, it is evident that his ap-
peals to prejudice have been made in vain.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

The Washington Post, which would like
to be a Bryan organ if it wasn't afraid,
gets down off it's perch on the fence long
enough to pat the boy candidate on the
back for having left his wife at home this
trip. If the Post has any idea that Bryan
will be elected it is not taking the proper
course to make itself popular with the adj
mnistration. In the improbable event of
mniStration
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-15

The results in Vermont and Maine are
surprising; but they must not cause the
Republicans and friends of sound money
and good government On Indiana to relax
their efforts to overwhelm Organism in
this State. We must, on the contrary re-
new our efforts to bury the conspiracy
of the silver mine owners so deep that
their Senators will not again throttle Con-
gress and demand that free coinage of
silver precede any legislation for the bene-
fit of the people