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RAN THE WRONG WAY.
Mans Head Crushed by Falling
BEAM

Haddonfield, July IA fatal accident
occurred yesterday whereby Mr.. William
Read lost his life and Harry Stackholse
was seriously, il not fatally injured. They
were engaged in raising barn at Mr.
Allen Cuthherts, on the Marion pike
under the direction of Mr.. j. T. Roeder
Willie Raising the barn to its position
the end where Mr.. Stackhouse was stand
ing gave way. The end where Mr.. Read
was standing was solid, but on hearing
his fellow-workman shout he started and
ran. Being So excited, he ran in the wrong
direction. A piece OF timber broke and
struck him on the head.
a flying piece OF timber struck Mr..
Stackhouse on the head, and. rI.incipp.
struck him on the shoulder, breaking il.
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Young Girl MysterIously Killed.

IUuHS VITI MY FtVT'IUUFIy nIlIV'I.
Kingston, Ont, July 14.-Jemima Rid
dell. sixteen years old, the adopted dauga'er
of Alexander GlaSsford, Of Glenvalc, about
ten miles from here, Was mysteriously shot
and killed in shed at the rear Of the
farmhouse. William Babcock. an adopted
son OF MI Glassford and about the same
age as the girl, is suspected Of having killed
the girl.
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Chairman Gideon sa Us he is confident that
many OF the New England and New York
amateurs are transgressing the rules, and
that it will soon be proven. For that r"a-
son the next publication of his bulletin
will be interesting.
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oF1NTEREsr TO wHEELMEN

Mrs. A f. Rcinhart. an enthusiastic
wheelwoman OF Denver, has achieved Ills
tinction by riding ten centuries in ten
days. -..r--
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Standing of the Clubs.
Schedule for This Week.

The game at Capitol Park yesterday
afternoon between the Capitals and ln'ie-
pendents was won by the former team
IN well lpiayed game by the score OF
16 To IL.
The game this afternoon Will he be-
tween the Ciifrhurns aud the Mascots, and
fine contest may hc expected. Low
Will lie the umpire
Tomorrow the Hanliltons and the Young
stars Will play their Iirst game. Low
VIII also umpire this game. ..-
Following Is the score of yesterday S
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AMONG THE AMATEURS.

William Hahn & Co.'S baseball club de-
feated Saks & Co.'S team by u score of
10 to IA.
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wntterson Wants Another Ttck.,

Whtterson Wants Another Ticket
Louisville, KY, July 14-The following
was received by Mr.. W N Haldeman.
president OF the Courier-J journal Company,
yesterday:
Geneva. Switzerland, July 49,
Walter y. lialdeniin. Louisville, Ky:
Another ticket our only hope No com
promise with dislionor. Stand firm.
HENRY WATTEESON."
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READY TO FIGHT TEBEAU
League Directors Advise Pres
ident Young to Go Ahead.
WILL ENGAGE COUNSEL

Cleveland Parties Instructed to De
fend Irwin In Case He Is Arrested
for Contempt of Court and Enter
BaIl-Patsy VIII Be Kept Out OF
Game on slightest PreteNt.
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Atlantic City-Cape May by b. s. O.
r. X.
Fridays and Saturdays, / I a. IN. and 1 2
III. Round trip So. Good returning until
Tuesday S,t,th. 81 y&au
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Rev. W. B. Waller, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church OF New Rochelle,
has created quite q stir by preaching
sermon III favor OF the wheel, and fur
ther increased the excitement by placing
bicycle racks in the vestibule OF the sacred
edifice for the use of cyclers. The church,
whose history dates back TO 1858. first
as the French Huguenot, and reconstructed
in 1915 as a Presbyterian, is one OF the
most conservative in America. Among
its parishioners are the families of Lester,
Roosevelt. Ross, Carpenter, Hall. Cor
wine, Pride, Ackerman, Griggs, Ware,
Disbrow, Willox and others OF equally
well-known French and American names.
One faction nphoids Pastor Waller's &C
tion; while another faction, headed by
Elder Renoud, condemns it,, They think
the bicycle racks should be removed to
the wood-shed, and when this is accom-
plished peace will be restored, and not
before. The chances are the racks will
be removed.
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]. I. Butler and r. B. Anderson, two of
Yale's speediest bicycle racers, have been
transferred to the professional ranks.
George Thacher, another member of the
team, has received Il cpmpinnication from
the League Officials. consisting of forty
four questions whicliclic answered. l'he
decision in his case is .awaileu wiun inter
est.
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An audience of gOodly proportions gath
cred beneath the cooling rans in kernan's S
Theater and lOunged in the summer gar.ie1
last evening to ENJOY the charming nonsense
Mr.. John Gr:eyes aud his aggregation cf
merrymakers had collected
The bill this week shapes itself under Il
burlesQue on "olivet' entitled All Over
It," written by Mr.. Grieves. 1t is go;I
enough to form Il fai- setting for the many
specialties that have made the summer sell
son so popular.
The old players have been reinforced oy
new players that bid fair to win praise Us
rapidly as their professional brothers aud
sisters have done
Mix, Coakley. Il washingtonan who has
not failed n single night 10 bring forth n
storm Of applause from those who have
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AS THE CROWDS CONE OUT.

ne liltn Week OF llSnt comedy at .he
New National was ushered in last night,
Sydney Grundy's The SNOWFALL" being lhe
attraction. The suggestiveness of the narue
and the fact that tile company is such ;.n
excellent one served to fill the theatcr, and
that the audience was pleased was inily
demonstrated by the frequent applaus.. in
which they indulged.
The curtaln-raIser. Nancy was har ,Iy
up to the marx, and Will be Withdrawn 20
night. For the rest OF the Week Mr. Hnl-
comb's "A Last Rehearsal" Will be sub
stituted.
pali' cast. but their-worK was so good ln1
the action OF the piece sn quick that the
small number was lost sight of Each and
every member did full justice their parts,
especially Miss Chapman. whe in addition
To her superb acting. wore a number +
handsome gowns. But she didn't need fil !.
dresses to win the applause so literally H.
slowed upon her.
Miss Sanders also came in for a large
every kind thing said about her. Miss Marti
Wore handsome dresses. lnoked lovely aai
acted her part of Ethel very well.
Mr.. Bond is never seen at his best uni. :
he is in trouble. The deeper that troIble
is the better he seems TO act. Last night
Miss Chapman. as Mrs. Featherstone, his
wife, made all sorts OF trouble for her hus-
band. As a consequence Mr.. Bond appeared
to as good. If not better, advantage 'han
he has at any time during the season, and
that is saying good deal.
Mr.. Findlay and Charles Mackay. as well
as Mr.. George Stevens, were fully elYal
to the characters they assumed. While AR
MaCKay'S part was hardly as important rs
usual, he made the most Oft.
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Biggest value yet! A spe-
cial purchase of Mems Fine
"Dressy" 3-Button Black
Clay Diagonal Getaway
Suits that ought to bring
$50 are offered at 50 a slit.
Plenty of the $40, S12 and
SIS Suits for Sc. 25 left.
Parker. Bridget & Co.,
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HARRY FRANK, cut-rate ticket broker,
can be found ut No. 4S5 Pennsylvania, ave-;
pue. Reduced rates everywhere. tt. i
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parties, persons OF different political
faith us well ns those who ngrcc with the
principles which havc advocated and
Inn deeply touched with thla manifesto
tlon of your esteem ana confidence ]
wish / could have with mo tonight the
Eentlemnn who occupies tho place with
inc on the national ticket ssi
i wish YOU could Beo and become nc
1uainted with Mr.. Sewnll, who Is our
candidate for vice president. Although
my acquaintance with him Is not long,
] think n great deal OF him. think he
Is n manly man, and wish he could
come here and greet YOU md become Uc-
quainted with the enthusiasm that has
boon manifested tonight. IL elected,
my fullest hope will Do Bratlfcd. have
but one dcsirc. and that IL to bring back
to our people our government ns our
fathers intended It, n government which
shall be conducted on principles OF
equality before The law, which shall
protect the rights OF life and liberty,
tApplnuse.) Which shall know no diff
ference between the slmples citizen IN
the land. the greatest citizen In the land,
u government which shall be no respect.
er OF persons. but shall like heaven,
treat nll alike" (AppluuSe,)
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LINCOLN. Neb., July 13.--Dlspatchcs
to the effect that Mr.. Bryan had con-
cludcd to receive the notification COM
mIttce at Madison Square Garden, New
York, set Lincoln people wild. Added
to this was Qunsl. endorsement OF
Omaha as official headquarters during
the campaign, and. as consequence
many hearts are cast down. Unless
some tangible contradiction Is, speedily
given 10 these rumors, It Is expected
that the nrdor of many enthusiastic
people will be considerably dampened.
Local Democrats say he will certainly
remain In Lincoln. but It Is also known
that they do not speak by the card.
The present attitude OF the average
Lincoln man Is on the defensive. There
Is q heavy Republican majority In this
city, but It appears to be the aim OF all
to speak In the highest terms OF the per-
sonal character OF Mr.. Bryan. which Is
also above reproach. but In a decidedly
qualifying tone politically. So dong as
the nominee at Chicago must necessarily
have been Democrat they are glad It
Is Bryan. But they freely express the
opinion that, considering the platform,
HI will fall short In Nebraska OF carry
Ing the state by the usual Republican
majority.
The gold standard Democrats here
are clnm-lllse in their silence on political
questions and conditions, The Populists
OF the state hold their county cpnven-
tlon Saturday to select state delegates.
The sentiment Is divided MS to the en-
dorsement OF Bryan and fusion.
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BAD PLIGHT.
Ohio County Democracy Badly Cut
Over the Chicago
PLATFORM OF RANK pOPULIsM
Aud An"rehy-with rew Exceptions the
Leaders will Holt tho Chicago Platform
and Candi,lates-Thry will Not Move
untii tho sou"d Money Forces ofTheir
Party he.-Fhe !nteiiigeneer Gaherna.
torinl Hailot-P. W. Morris In Town.

The rumor that many sound money
Democrats OF Wheeling who had bolted
the Chicago platform and candidates,
would form sound money organization
In Ohio county this week, Is Incorrect.
Yesterday afternoon nm Intelllgenccr re-.
porter talked with gentleman who has
been high In the councils OF his party
and who IL held In high esteem through
out the community and state. f
"Will the sound money men form
local organization" was asked.
NO. they will not act at present" said
the gentleman. I'VE do not propose to
DO anything until we sec what Is done
bythe lending men of the sound money
wing OF the Democracy. Should they
deem It expcdlent to form national
organization and place a national ticket
in the field, that ticket will receive sup
port In Wheeling, and local organiza.
ton will be formed"
do you find the sound money aenti-
ment strong In local Democratic cir
cleS?" r.-..rf rlGssgI Z
Yes, 1t Is very strong. I have talked
with nearly all the leading Ohio county
Democrats, those who, in the past, have
Influenced policy and selection OF can
dldates by the party. and with two cx-
ceptlons they have told me OF their de-
termination to vote for Mckinley. with
his obnoxious high protection ideas,
rnther than support Bryan" f-,s
rs there anything objectionable In the
Chicago platform aside from the free
silver declaration" h.
Yes indeed there Is. We object to the
Popullstlc wave of sentiment that
guided and controlled every act OF that
convention. We could not swallow that
platform and It's candidates even should
there have been no free silver declara.
tion. We object more, in fact, to the de-
claratlons regarding interference by the
strong arm OF the national government,
through the highest judicial tribunal OF
the land-The United States supreme
court. where lawlessness reigns, than we
do to the declarations on money and
finance. Nothing could be more dan
gerous to the safety OF the nation than
the triumph OF such principles" 4l5sgS
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understanding IL that his appointment
VIII be confirmed md made permanent
when tho committee meets again.
Mr. WalSh's appointment wns some
what OF q surprise TO him, ns he had not
been an active candidate for tho posi-.
tlon. 1Io was selected Saturday evening
ind wac notified that he could have the
position II iio wanted It. Mr.. Walsh to-
day mot Senator Jones, the new chair
man OF the national committee, and told
him he would accept, The two repaired
10 tho Office OF s. II. Sheerln, Of Indiana,
the outgoing secretary, who turned over
the books, documents and papers OF the
committee to hls successor. d,
There Ia nobody whom would rather
see succeed me-" snid eN-Secretary
shcerln, after tho transfer Ind been
made. "Mr, Walsh Is a man for whom
have the highest respect. He ls u
shrowd politician and q man who has
been remarkable all his life for hls 10y
atty to his friends. Though hia man
ugemeut OF Mr.. Tolcs' affairs did not
wind up successfully yet II was as good
us any mnn could have done under the
circumstances, Ilia methodicdl and
buslness-llke conduct Of his affairs won
the approval OF the majority of the ma
tional committee. and he was practically
selected unanimously"
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WRECKED BY A COW.
Disastron. Wreck on tho 1.ehlgh Valley
ROad-One Dead ami Others win Die.

Disastrou. Wreck on tho I.ehlgh Valley
Roatl-One Dead ami Others win Die.
IAZLEToN. Pa., July 13.-A passcn-
Eer train on the Leh!gh Valley between
White Haven and this city. ran into n
COW this afternoon and three cars and
The engine topplcd over the ridge OF u
high embankmcnt. Engineer William
Douder received injuries from which he
died shortly afterwards; Barney Noon
cy. the fireman, was seriously Injured
and more than n acore OF passengers
were badly hurt. Several OF these will
die. as
The most seriously Injured are:
Mrs. R. l., Clarke, OF Ashley. md Mrs.
John Broduhon, of Wllkcsburrc, both OF
whom Will probably die.
Patrick McCloskey, OF Philadelphia,
badly crushed about the body and legs;
may die.
Mary $. Bahr, OF Towandn. face and
body severely cut and bruised; condl-
tl0n critical.
Samuel Gate, New York, leg and
right side badly bruised. gr-
J. T. IIoyt, ljinghamton, New York
legs and arms bruised.
T.. E. Rychards. Boston. bruised about
the body.
Charles Gnldor. Baltimore, scalp
wounds.
Samuel Galewaslsi. of New York chest
and legs hurt.
Many other passengers were severe
ly scalled by escaping steam. Z
The train left White Haven at .
o'clock. 1t was not running at n high
IA ~ Mt hn t,,.N 1I,.
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HON. P. " MORRIS
Reports Matters la the Fourth District IN
Good SI,npr -ltitciio County Politics.


Good Shnpr-Nuctic County Politics. is
Hon.P II. Morris. OF Richie county, ar
rived in the city last night and will be
here for day. or two. MIR. Morris, In
speaking of his candidacy for the Re.
publican nomination for attorney gem
eral on the state ticket, remarked 70 the
lntclligenccr that lie regarded q hia
chances as excellent and confidently be-
llcrcd that he would receive the nomlna.
tlon. Other candidates nrc Hon Frank
Cox, or Mouorsaia county; ]. d,
Gaines. or liauawhn, and Edgar F. ).
Ruckcr of Mcdowell county, and tho
contest, which IL II friendly one, Will be
fully developed when The convention
meets next week Mt ParkcrsburG. l
Mr. Morris snyS that the rarty is In
good shnpe In the Fourth district, and
that the Republicans arc thoroughly
united and enthusiastic for Mckinley.
and prosperity. He does not think thnt
the FREQ silver craze has nlicnatcd very
Many Republicans, aud that those whn
have bCcn affected will be more than on!
set by sound money Democrats who
cannot stomach the monErcl platform (
aud ticket named by tho Democrats at 4
Chicago, II IL going to he II lively, CAM 4,
pniSr mud viii he largely nf an educa- 4
;Ionnl character on the money question:
as to tho tariit Issue the people 10 not \
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HAVANA, July 13-Gcorgo Agulrrc,
IN insurgent captain who Ia said 10 be
an American citizen. is the well dressed
man heretofore reported TO have been
captured In boat by the, gunboat An
toine Lcpez, near Bacuranao. Aguirrc
Is In solitary confinement at the navy
yard. He says that he was on his way
TO surrender, with his boatmnn, CUTLER
who has also been imprisoned, says
that before being captured AEulrre
threw overheard many papers and Il
revolver. Owing to Aguirro's claim TO
American citizenship. the authorities
here will await orders from Madrid as
to whether he shall be tried by mill
tury court or according to the civil law.
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WILMINGTON. Del. July l3.--sena-
tor George Gray said to-day in reference
TO the Chicago platform: "The financial
plank OF the platform Is contrary to all
my beliefs and to what consider sound
Democracy. cannot change these be-
licfs. even at the bidding OF 4 Demo-
cVIttc- rrtcII1ts- rusrr--Ttto-f.
tlons cannot be compromised. The Del
aware Democracy Is an organization
distinct from the national Democracy,
and has u history and traditions OF Its
own. 1t Is TOO early to say what It's
course will be" f-,.
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THREE EXPEDITIONS


HAVANA, July 1S.-AdvIces from
Santiago dc Cuba report that an en-
gagcmcnt has been fought between
Spanish troops and Insurgents under
lose Maceo, In which Captain Monson
ind other Of the Cuban leaders were
killed. a5. 6
Seralln Snnsllcz md Rabi, with de-
tacsments OF Insurgents, have passed
near Songo, avoiding n landing ut Tam
ayo. This expedition, brought for the
Insurgents n large quantity OF nmmu-
milton and dynamite. two cannon and
5000 uniforms.
1t IS also reported that two other rSnc-
dltlons have landed One near Darncos
nnd the other at the Barrlgun beach, be-
tween Yumuri and Mata.
The insurgcnt GARLIC. with force of
1000 infantry and cavalry has marched
westward past Naznrcno aud Remedies,
linking with him many mules londed
with ammunition. 1t Ia thought thnt liz
Is now rctrcatlng In the direction OF
aanctl Spiritus or Trinidad, In consc-
.ducncc or having been routed Mt Tar
ran. @ l .s- ,-h
There have been many victImE OF vel
LOW fever Mt tho village OF Yag,agl,ay.
where many country people hay. been
collected together. t$
Several arrests have been made hy tho
police Or llurlna oG persons alleged TO
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CHICAGO. July 13.-Members OF the
Democratic committee are unanimously
In favor OF establishing suh-headquar-
ters OF the committee at Chicago. Many
0f them wish the main headquarters re-
moved from New York and brought
here. The members OF the committee
still remaining In the city discussed this
proposition al an informal melting held
to-day In the headquarters ut the Pal
mer House
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A CHILLY RECEPTION
Accorded to Gen. Watts by Parker.burg
Democrnts-I.lttlc Entilnsiasn,.,

Democrnts-I.lttlc Emthnsiasn,.,
Special Dispatch TO the Intcll!gencer.
PARKERsBuRG, W: Va, July 13.-
The Democratic campaign opened here
at the court house this afternoon, Cen
cral Watts, the gubcrnatorIal capdl-
date, being the principal orator. Al
though the meeting was extensively ad-
vertlsed, there were very few persons
present and the, reception they gave
Watts was rather chilly.
1t was the latest kind Of q meeting.
Watts extolled the Democratic plat
form and nominees. but his remarks on
financial questions were ambiguous and
anything but clear and satisfactory to
free silver adherents present.
Colonel W. W. Arnett. OF Wheeling,
was present and was called upon. He
IS a iiuent and eloquent talker and n
cordial and enthusiastic reception was
accorded him and was In striking con-
trast 20 that given Watts. Frankly
speaking, the meeting was n big failure.
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CHICAGO. July l3.-The sub-commit-
tee OF the notification committee met In
the Clifton House this morning n. II
O'Clock and decided to let the members
of the notification committee return to
their homes, where they will be Inform
ed In n few dnyS us to the time OF notify
Ing Mr. Bryan and Mr.. Sewall OF their
nomination. This will be decided by the
executive committee of the national
rnfn r1{tspe #.s1' r.5. = n
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INDIANAPOLIS, July 13.-Ex- Con-
gresham William D. Bynum says in an
interview this morning: ~ have already
said that could not support the ChIca-
go platform and ticket. Personally, !
like Mr.. Bryan, but his views ART so at
variance with what believe to be for
the best interests OF the country that I
would be false 70 my convictions were
i To SuppOrt bis CandidncY"
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NQT.A-WI!S!:;:E!::: MOVE:
Executive Committee Of Illinois
Honest Money Democracy
CONE OUT MAN ADDRESS
TO the Gold Standard Democrats
OF the Other States III
FOR ANOTHER CONVENTION

For tho Nomination ofa Ticket that will
Represent the Principles of the sound
Money, Wing OF tho pemoerseyr--Thsir
Object /, TO Defeat Iiry an and i,epndiate
the Action OF the tIteeent Gathering at
+! Chiengo-yTho Wisdom OF the Movement
ponbtfui-An 4Untonndc,i Charge that
the Republican Party Is Not sincere on
2. tho ?foney ouestlon--rho Nump Con.
yention Gets n scorching.
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PHILADELPHIA, a,,July la--Sam-
uel Dickson, OF this city, who was se-
lected ut the Democratic state conven-
tion as a presidential elector. has sent
letter to State Chairman Wright. re-
signing the Office. In his letter he says
IN part:
at IL impossible FOR those who np-
proved of what was said and done Mt
Allentown TO nccept the platform or the
CanlNntes OF Chlcago." ~
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THEY DON'T like III.
Lincoln People Friendly to Noni.
ncc l'ryan's Cause
ARE SOMEWHAT DIsGRUNTLED

over tho Huinor that tho Nebraska Camhi-
\ date would Receive tho Notification
Committee In Madison Square Garden.
Tho Quasi Endorsement Dt. Omaha us
Onloiai Headquarters Only Adds Fuel to
tho Flames Observation-Disclosures OF
Say that l.rynn viii Not Carry MS own
stnte-Echnts OF tho Chicago con'en.
tion. gI
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NASHUA, n. H., July 13.-Hon. c. a,
Sulloway. representing the New Hump
shire delegation, has telegraphed Chair
man Amey, OF the state committee. TO
position shall be assumed by the New
Hampshire Democrats with reference to
the silver question.
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z LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 13.--The fol-
lowing was received this morning by Mr..
W. n. Haldemnn, president Courier
Journal Company:
GENEVA, Switzerland, July 10. via
French Gable.
Walter lIaldeman, Louisville, ny.
Another tlcke. ouronly hope. No COM
promise with dlshonor. Stand firm.
(SlgnelO HENRY NNATERSON.