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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

No MATTER how great disappoiut-
ment Mr.. Bryan's speech in New York
may have been, in an oratorical point OF
view, it certainly was not greater one
than that of Mr.. Cockran's in the same
city last night, that Is, to people who
didn't hear, but who read both those
,o,oobn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

WHEN THE Chinese, in their opposi-
ton to the hypocritjcal missionaries
who defame and malign them, cry
"China for the Chinese" there are peo-
ple in this country who say they should
be stifled, though the same people say
the cry here of America for Ameri-
cansn is all right and should be needed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

Mr. BRYAN's DENIAL.-oubf-
to Upper Red Hook, \. Y. froma
ing trip last night Hon. W
Bryan gave out a prepared 90
the allegations made by Sen
NJ. Thurston that Mr. Er1an
pay of mine owners. He de
allegations without qualiiiea
practically invited the repubc
tional committee to make the
officially in order that be %
given a chance to show exaci a.
his income had been and iroa
sources it was derived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

that the republican Congress ran the
appropriations atoee the billion dollar
mark aud refused to make any provi-
sion for supplying The deficit in The
revenue, they would not only elect an
other republican Congress, but re-
publican President, to approve any
thing snch Congress might do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19
TELEGRAPHIG @3GTIH#

The J0Ur0dI, the democralicofar ~
Wisconsin, and The only dem crs,.a
English paper in Milwaukee. la-. even
ing came out for the democrelic -orrl
money movement.
The fast river steamer UNIQUE 81 n
has heen running between Por Tma.
Mich, and Detroit, has been SOLD ,a,.
agent of the Cuban insurgents.
intended to turn the steamer into n
blockade runner.
Three men were killed iu t2-
Lawrence mine, near Bate. }lor
evening by the failure ofacH .r
the hoisiiuS engine Ia work
mitted the cage to drop To-
of the shaft, a distance o! 250 ..s.
A courier from the scene G..
ported encounter between tha
Indians and the Seventh caya1
the Mexican border, return
night. He reports that there
no battle and that no Indians at as
found in the vicinity.
The Argentine Bank, Of Arr
Kas., closed its doors this morrl
capital is $4,000 The last sael
of the bank showed assets OF
The deposits are given to-
S105, 900 divided among $50 dep
Inability to collect on paper is gwen
the cause of the failure.
A Rock Island extra freiga
stock from the southern parl3
was wrecks d at the Sugar Mill
west Of Topeka this morning,
o'clock -Four men, stealing
The feed box of n stock car, Wee
instantly killed. The men u
been asleep as the train Va
ruling into switch when die
derneath the car dropped dov
cars in the train were ditched
At Rochester, n. Y, to-day
boiler explosion took place o.
land Park where q pew sewer
constructed. The contra tor wa
100 feet and probably fatally
and two men were terribly
some twenty others slightly
All the houses in the neg
were shaken and many Wiud1V
tered. The boiler flew h4a
air, landing between two house
Major Mckinley this mouinsdaga ap
hours to tie work Of reading the p5.o
part Of his letter OF acceptance which
put in type. Almost one-h7.f ot 'i
WAS revised. The letter viii he
by the end of the week if Miiar
does net have too many inter'up
does not expect to publish h5 .,t
the q of the month.
Miss Mary Rumford aged 81
ant houseko cper at the Won
Association bu ding, in Philaa
antly killed this morning b.
head caught between ali q etaue
flor She WAS ascending on Il irai-
which she managed herself and 81, OH
floor leaned out TO give message tu.
iron
Register of Land Office Reynolds Of
fort, KY, yesterday received lcti
E. Lee Florence, of Canton, TeNas assI
a certified copy OLA patent to Ihom .
in 1920 and he evidently thinks Hc
claim 10 the Whole o! the land whele l.
vile now stands.
The New York prohibitionst tate rane
tin for the nomination oil governor and e
tenant governor, opened in Syracuse
with Il mcaere atteI dance ot Of ..
gates.
Among the passengers on The steamer
Paul which sailed from New Yor7 for Euro
to-day were Senator.cect Joseph B. Foras,r
and Postmaster General Wilson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

THE same names appear in the list Of
urominent democrats at the goldite
meeting in New York last night thet
used to be seen in the newspapers OF
that city as present at the anti-snap
pers and mugwumps there, when by a
a1ion with the republicans they sue
eded in defeating both the city and
State democratic tickets. 1t is hardly
possible they will be as successful this
year, as their game has been detected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19
VIRGINIA SOUND MONEY DEMO.

VIRGINIA SOUND MONEY DEMO
cRATs.-The sound money democra.
of Richmond held rally last night IN
the y. NJ. C. A. Hall. Mr.. +. T. Ola,
gov, superintendent of the Tredc
Works, presided. Speeches were maae
by Messrs. Wyndham r.. Meredi d,
A. Barsel, John B. Minor, ir., and s..
l.. Royal.
A sound money league was or
lied, with Nlr. Glasgow rs proia
Hon. VIM. Writ Henry was s.e
chairman of the campaign COM
and A. l.. Boulwarc chairman .le
finance committee.
A call has been issued far
convention to be held nj lucb
Thursday, August q, for the Fu
of selecting delegates to the na
democratic convention TO be held iH-
dianapolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19
Reduced Rates to Cleveland. q

For the Biennial Fncaupmn
Knights cf Pythias. to Re held
August 23 TO Both the Peri-y
road Company will sell on Age,
oath inclusive, special excursion
fare and third for the round
return leaving Cleveland August .
inclnsiYe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19
THE Now York, Philadelphia and Nor.olr

Railway Company, which recently purcha:ed
iwcnty-three acres Of the Thompson tract, a
water front property situated on Primers
Point Va h just closed another land deal
with the Port Nor:olk and Company. The
purchase covers stout thirty acres, including
nearly 1 900 feet of waer front. 1t is un.
derstood that the price paid was $4,000 and
that improvements to the property will be be
gun within thirty days from this date. 1t is
almost certain that other lines besiies the
Ncw York, Phiadelphis end Noifo k are in
crested in this deal, tie opinion being cur
mt that the railways terminatiIs there vii
concentrate their business on the Portsmouth
SIDE of the riecr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

WHILE Senator Gray, OF Delaware,
was swelling the crowd at the boilers
meeting in New York yesterday, the
democratic eo4yention Of his own State
was passing resolution unanimously
endorsing Bryan and sezall-the can
didates of the national democratic
marty. Mr.. Gray consorts with the
olutocrats; his party with those who
are opposed to trusts, combines, mo-
nonolies and other favored interests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19
NIRGfNIA: In the Clerk q.
' Corporation Court Of the ely
! Ii, a. liz I OIL L. = { 4 ,,.-..-t !


dria. on the 18th day Of August
Rosser L. Hunter rs. Roberi
Annie Z Cooke, Martha a ts
ne &. Wabbaker Albert Ilm0r
Z. Hunter, Minnie Brown an
Brown. her husband. Mary J I,
Vim. jenkins, her husband
Memo. The object of this SUI
partition in kind if the same
veniently made Of The four hous
the west side of st. Asap sto
King snd Cameron streets. IN
Alexandria, Va, and the 10, of
west side Of Patrick street, betty
and Princess streets. in the said
Robert Hunter, died seized and q
partition in kind cannot bee
made to have sad property sold 'n
cceds thereof divided amongst o.
there o.
1t appearing by an AFFIDAVIT
cause that the detendau ;, Roller .
Annie K. Cooke, Martha 4. Co.e4
6. Wabbakcr. Albeit Hunter,
Hunter. Minnie Brown and w ter
husband, Mary J. jenkins anc "
her husband, are non-residents oi
is ordered, that said defendant
within fifteen days after due pl'
this order and do what Is nece-slrr
their interest in this suit: and ila-
this order be forthwith inserted
ardria Gazette, newspaper PIe
city Alexandria, once week Ion
sivc weeks, and posted at the front
Court House OF this city. i cory
JOHN ). BEACH. Gers
By J. 7. CALLtii - ~
A. W. Armstrong. p. q. ave.. ?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

THE GAME LAWs.-Quite an excite
ment has been created on Cobb's Island
by an attempt to enforce the game laws
of Virginia for northampton and Accc-
mac counties, under which warrants
were issued for the arrest of three
young gentlemen from Knoxville,
Tenn.-Messrs. Alfred F. Sanford, II.
W. Sanford, and H. M. McKeldin. The
Sheriff of Northampton, upon informa-
ton, came to the island with the
warrants and left with the young men,
who were just starting home. A com
promise was effected between the island
and the mainland, in which the young
gentlemen made payment under pro
test and proceeded upon their way
home,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19


DEATH OF PROF. CRoUCH.-Proi.
Frederick William Nichols Crouch, the
renowned composer, to whose genius
the musical world is indebted for the
soul-inspiring Irish serenade "kath
leen Mavourneep," died at Portland,
Me-, yesterday, aged IS years. AL
though Prof. Crouch composed about
two thousand songs, he lacked the
business ability to make them pay and
his death was doubtless FASTENED by
poverty and want Prof. Crouch was
born July 81, 1908, and until the last
year, enjoyed robust health. Prof.
Crouch descended from family of mu
sicians, his father aud grandfather hay
ing become noted in England, where
the author of Kathleen Ma
vourneen" was born. Before he
was ten years old his musical
genius had attracted attention, ana
he in a few years became famous.
In 1919 Prof. Crouch left Englaad for
America. When the war broke out he
was in the height Of his prosperity.
Giving up all this he shouldcrcd the
musket and marched TO the front in
the service OF the Confederacy with the
Richmond Howitzers. He could fight
as we'll as sing and play and was one of
tt e men who caused the destruction OF
the Portsmouth navy yard and the
naval vessels there. He was in almost
every struggle of the army of Norihern
Virginia until the surrender at Apo
mattox. Returning to Richmond after
the war, he found his home broken up,
his books, manuscripts and almost
everything else he possessed destroyed.
He taught music for few years, and
fifteen years ago took mp his residenc'
in Baltimore. He was married four
times and was the father of twenty
seven children. One of his wives was
Jane Crouch, colored. who for some
time was public school teacher in Al
exardria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

The White tar steamer Majestic, which
arrived 1T Nfw Yo'k quarantine tn morn
ing. made tie passage from Baunt's hock,
ireland. in five days. sevcntc h"urs and
tiity.siX minutes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

BAsEBALL-The games played by the
National League baseball clubs yesterday re-
suited as follows: Baltimore g. Philadelphia
2 Brooklyn ., Boston 1 New York-Wash-
inpiOn. rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Aug. 19.-Ad
vices were received here yesterday
from the village of San Miguel, this
State, that crowd of twenty bandits
had made an attack upon the place
and outraged every woman in the
town. All the men were at work on
neghboring haciendas. Three of the
bandits were captured and will be shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

1t is announced in Toronto that a
settlement of the Manitoba school
question has been arrived at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-19

THOUGH the boilers acknowledge
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-29

Depuis de tongues annees il n'ya
EN- dams rOuest rien qui puisse etre
compare al d9veloppement rapide,
dams les trente dernlers jours, de la
nouvelle vile dc Mena, Arkansas.
lily quatre semalnes, il ny await
pas une maison ct pas un habitant a
Mena. Aujourd'hui, premier jour du
second mois, IL y a trois mile habi-
tants, ~soixante-dix magasins etab!is
on en- cours de construction deux
scieries, cinq chantiers de bois de
charpente, ct DIES douzaine de maisons.
Mena est au centre dune waste
etendue de terrain qui ma ja jamais
etc travers9e par aucun chemin de
fer.
La compagnie du Kansas City
Pittsburgh and Gulf, qui Went de
prolonger une Iigne jusqu'a Mena
fera de cette vile lie point de depart
dun ENHANCEMENT.
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LIE Prof. j. A. Trone, ex-principal
de rAcad&mie Guion, par consequent
tres expert sur Ia maniere d'enseigner,
prendra Ia direction do College de
Thibodaux lie premier lundi de
Septembre. LIE p~rofesseur Tron9
don't les m6rltes CONNIE instituteur
sont bicn connus Sc propose d'ensei-
gner, a IN prix 4 Ia port6e de toutes
les bourses, non settlement toutes les
branches dedication mas encore
tout &c qui est ~necessaire pour bonner
aux 9leves qui lui seront comics tous
les elements dun bon ct utile citoyen.
LIE programme de Get etablissement
comprend, la lecture, l~'ecriture, les
math9matiques, la tenue des ~livres, Ia
stenographle dams quatre diffeacntes
mGthodes, la musique ct lie dessin.
LIE prix pour les commencants est
ixe 4 n piastre par mojs ct pour
les plus avances 4 $3.50.
En- outre les orphelins de pere
seront admis gratis ct lie catechisme
sera enseigne tous les jours 4 ceux
qui Sc prepayment d Ia premiere COM
munion.
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La GOUVERNANTE.

Dams lie numero du mois d'Aoht
de ala Bonnie Literature Francai Sc"
qui Went de paraitre, les Editeurs
~pr6sentent au public I'm beau roman
complet par Ernest Dandet ala
Gouvernante," un Outrage certain de
plaire 4 tous les lecteurs. Outre lie
roman complet, ce num9ro content
DIES oharmants cholx litt9raires ct une
belle chanson intitulee LIES Trois
Maris"
Les Editeurs de LA Bonnie Lite.
nature FRANCHISE" inscriront par un
Announcement d'essai de trois mois
toute personne qui enverra 25cts, GU
bien on peut obtenir lie seul num9ro
pour le mos d'Aoht, en- envoyant
10 cents en- argent on IL cents en-
timbres i NM. LEPRoHoN & LRpRo-
HON Editeurs % Rue St.Gabriel,
Montreal Can.
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Nos lecteurs ct surtout ceux qul
ont rage reQuis pour voter trouveront
dams &c numero, l'avis de Mi Gustave
Abribat, assessor, ex.oficlo Enr9gis-
treur des votants pour Ia paroisse
Lafourche. Mr.. Abrbar commencera
son travail le Z du mos proclaim i
Ia maison de Cour, o1il restera JUS
qu'au IL. LIE IA il sera au magasin
d'Edgard Morvant ; lie Is au maya
sin de Felix Delatte ; lie Is au
magasin de Jules Basset lie II an
magasin de ]. T. Lejeune ; lie Is au
magasin de Nine L. A. Gossin; lie
10 chez L. Pitre, Lafourche Crossing !;
lie 81 chez Joachim Braud lie % au
magasin de Claude & Beauvais lie
% au magasin de Lovency Folsc ;
lie "a au magasin de Philippe Kno-
bloch ; lie IS au magasin d'Arthur
Legendre ; lie &c chez Paul Guidroz /;
lie % chez Louis Schouest, Vacherie !;
lie 80 chez NJ. Leblanc, l.ockport !;
lie 80 chez l.. Lerille, Longueville /;
lie Ter Octobre, au magasin de Delau-
ne ; lie 2 i recole Celina F. Foret /;
lie 3 au magasin de G. Sasson; ; lie 5
au Cutoff, au magasin de Ellie Ducos;
lie 6 au magasln d'Andre Galjour /;
lie Z chez A. Terrebonne !; lie 9 au
magasin de J. Piciola, Leevllle /; lie
IL chez Louis Kremer, Bayou Beuf,
lie Is, chez Victor Legendre, Chack.
bay /; lie IA chez Oneslppe Chiasson,
Chackbay ; lie Is chez Edward Chias.
son, Baton Pilon +; lie Is chez Leuf.
froid Daigle, Bayou Bleu ; les deux
dern,eres semaines, c~ommencant lie
10 8 Ia Maison de Cour.
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LIE senateur Don Caffery annonce
que Bryan ayant declare quill mour-
rant ayant de voter pour un candidat
democratic a la presidence qui serait
partisan de For, il Sc reserve les
memes privileges d regard de la
candidature de Bryan. Mais il ne
votera pas pour Mckinley non plus,
etant en- favour dune nouvelle candi-
dature democratique 4 base dor.
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&
excursion d0nn3e dimanche der
alef. de Thibodaux 4 la Nile Orleans,
psf ie Club d'Excursion ma pas eu
~. e success auquel ses organisateur
.~e9sndalent. La cause en- est due
rs.ae'palement a la penurie de Far
sea' dsabord, puls d la mauvalse
ss'son claude ct pluvieuse. Mais les
s,em0res du club ne dolvent Sc
sscourager ills doivent, au contraire,
p0utsulvre leur euvre avec cons.
..uce et Perseverance. C'est lie seul
aSyen d'atteindre lie but que ses
s~'eau'sa1eurs se proposent.
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BONNIE NOUVELLE.

Atm d'ay-andir lie village de Lockport, 10
Belle petite ha5itation mesurantc inq arpents
de face, sur le Bayou, situee entire le village
ct rEglise Catholique, Went d'etre trace q
iivisee en- tel de vile.
Les personnes qni d6slrent en- acbeter ct
s'etablir dams CO JOLT petit village de Lockport,
penvent s'alreSser au propri6talre.
+. BARRILLEAUX.
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LIvREs

l Mon oncle ct mon cure.
2 L'amourenx de Ia pr6fete,
) Martyr de l'amour.
4 La roche qui pleure.
5 LIE remOrds dun ~faussaire.
6 Reeves d0r6s.
7 Drame de Ph6teI Woronzof.
= Les fiancailles de LOrette.
9 LIE sacrifice dun fills.
10 LIE cOurenr de dot.
IL Roman dune jeune file pauvre.
- LIE roman dun crime.
IA TrahisOn vaincu par ramour.
Is La vengeance du fianc6.
II Les deux Jeannes.
Is Miserable faussaire.
~ LIE martyr dune mAre.
20 La charmcuee.
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lac Grande Foire, pour lie henefce
de- ID Cllapelle St-Jean aura lieu dams
kn.rcd de NJ. Hobert Hebert, situe 4
4uales en- smont de Thibodaux, lie 3
dle / do mois d'0ctobre.
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L. grande foire qui dot etre
dounee AZ b9neice du Convent Mont
0rmel par les danes de Thibodaux
q des environs, a etc fxee aux %,
sSet "a du mois proclaim. Cette
lore e tiendra i Ia sale St-Joseph
9 ssra conduite avec lie plss grand
sosn. 81 tout lie monde fait son
desoir le resultat en- sera tres salts
naant car rien ne sera neglige pour
= rendre des plus attrayantes.
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lie Monroe Bulletin donne un
tableau blen triste DIES paroisses du
Nord &c Ia Lohisiane. Dams lie
parcours de Ruston 4 D0wnville il dit
n'avoir va que des champs de mails,
qui ne donneront pas un grain Pacre,
des champs de cotton qui ne DOME
ront une livre. Les recoltes ont
manQue enforcement 4 Ia suite dune
secheresse de quatre mos, ct les
habitants sont menaces de misere ct
de s~Ouffrance.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-29

Georges Rapler, mariste, fills de NJ.
Thomas Rapier, directeur du "Picay-
me" de Ia Nouvelle Orleans, etait q
Thibodaux reinforcement, l'h6te du
Rev. A. Dubourg. II est parti lundl
dernier.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-29

Mr. b. N. Hargis, yin DIES plus
~consciencieux protesseurs, ouvrira
son ecole privee lie premier Septembre.
NJ Hargis est un veteran de Fins
tuction, ct par &c falt, nous sommes
eeItains quill donnera pleine ct eutiere
satisfaction d tous ceux qui voudront
lui confer leurs enfants.
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Mr. W. Raglan, MARE de la Vile de
rbibodaux, est revenu de Chicago, on
i tt.lt allie faire un voyage, mercredi
dysnier.
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Seize 4 I'm yeut dire que seize
tlarsiIeurs voteront en- novembre
proclaim pour Bryan, tandis que un
deces memes individus votera pour
Mckinley.
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uyaeu hier hut jours que les
amateurs de ,ir Sc sont. assemblies
a,us le bureau de Beattie & Beattie
nour organiser un club de tir.
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La Louisiana donnera 4 Bryan ct
Sewall, candldats i la precedence ct
ii e.presidencc le plus grand vote
uul ait jamais etc dome.
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= ccmpagnie des pompiers Thibo-
oaex No | ct celle des Home Hook &
leooer, donneront conjointement, lie
q Septembre 1896, une Grande
excursion de Thibodaux q Ia Nou.
ve'ie Orl6ans. CONNIE Ia saison sera
aes propice, il fault esperer que le
paolc s~'empressera d'y participer,
Gun de renumerer les services que
= deux Companies ont rendus
dep0is leur formation.
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onvOl. Ecrivez v0tre nom ct adreeoe tres
iisiblenent, ct designer les ouyrages desires
par num6ro settlement.
Nom
Adroeee
Ouvrages d6sires: Nos
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nouYHLES LOCALES,

le CIub Bryan & Sewail, etabli
a,Oa;s ouelques semaines, a Thibo-
a.ux fait tous les jours DIES proselites.
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B. K. Bruce, Iex-sGnateur de
couleur, est allie rendre visite q
Mckinley ct rapporte que Ia CONVEX
sation quill a cue avec lui Ia con-
vaincue que Mckinley est lie vrai
ami du negre. II ne faudrait pas lie
dire trOp hant lei.
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N. Mckinley rendra publique O
lettre d'acceptation lie Ter septembre
LIE s6nateur Sherman prononcera un
grand discours samedi, sur Ia ques-
ton d'argent, d Columbus, o. LIE
s&nateur &lu Foraker ouvrira l'assem-
bl9e ct les deux dlscours de ces
messieurs avec Ia lettre d'acceptation
de Mckinley donneront Ia ligne de
marche 4 suivre d tous les politicians
durant Ia campagne.