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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

ing Rows HariWeil Flat Of Springfield.
Mas = ~ I,oveit. Davenport Iowa.
!. I. Henson. Fort Wayne. Ind, and =
q NoiI bristol Conn The services last
uaa ia order. the part cipants having
eour ,e their respective meetings on
cuu', stomachs.
Thr CoHVcRttoa.
Promptly at u O'Clock The sixth intor-
national convention was called TO order
ia the great Exposition huilding-nsNt TO
tho coliseum IN Chicago. the largest con-
yrntton auditorium In America, I, has a
rspaciiy NJ ia.1h and was flued 10 the
,cars hair an hour before President John
~ chapman Of chicago raped for order.
This was speedily secured. and devotional
exercises. consisting Of the reading ot
,fapter from the Scriptures, prayer and
singing led by chorus Of 800 voices,
wer,, conducted 10y Rev. +. W white Of
the Tabernacle church. The services CON
Guided. A. W. Drake. president OF the
NilN aukpc union. delivered the address OF
welcome in behalf Of the local organlza-
tons. and addresses were also made in
behalf " the municipality. A response
Ter the board Of managers Of the inter
national union and the delegates came
from Rev. +, NJ. Potea, Of New Haven.
Conn
/ The prelimlnaries over. General secre-
/ tsry pr Frank l., wilkins OF Chicago
I presented the annual report Of the board
/ 81 managers In Il he referred to the Fact
I that tho total membership Of the organi-
| nation exceeded iO0OA one and all younE
peopIc enthusiastic in the work OF the
/ church. lie pointed out that the Baptists
allowed great liberty, Every church was
left TO It's own discretion as TO how III
Young people should be organised. Their
were over $500 Christian Endeavor soc'e
ties In the denomination; but the tac
that the Raptists were largely enltste'
! in the Interdenomlnational fellowship o
christian Endeavor did not preclude thel
having young peoples denominations
society OF their own, and the fact wa
that a denomination that numbered 100.
co. adherents in America had, perhaps
more reason than other denomination
for maintaining such an organisation. II
went back to the first organization OF IN
union, In Chicago In 1891. when 300 dels
gates were present, and commented upo
the phenomenal growth OF the society.
was but an indication Of what might /
expected from the future. The addres
was lengthy and repeatedly applaude'
its adoption was moved and seconded ;
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sslYAiA "a n II Whorlon, y. IL Bait
saufr Nj } u Csnnu. u. u. of Waco.
Traas sditaf % She RApt - Standard .
Rcnsp a. Nablr ltoston. Mass General
Y J. Morgan. %~N York. eHss secretary
~ iH, lH8laa Department "tncic' Bos-
!HA - Enllih the Neii known Sanda }
.. hasl NatEvf %; 81 nB~APoils Professor
l.a'tnAa u iEntkrsp oakland. Cal. Dr.
Ffsat t. WtlkiaA. n II Chicago. IN E;
"a "a Ma4u ItostoB Mass Frank Har-
Nra f-cll Sew Nogk Mlss Ella l. Nc
i.Aaf4H iks.s on MASS Norway Williams.
$ru AufE & GTlswald. Tacoma,
wash ana Rc,. \ DiAE she apostle
so slba y ho NAH recently expelled from
iAa' tuftulcut ISLAND
ibf CaHnIi 81 Texas ~iii isr-TVmcmber~d
as a candidate Of the prohitd,ionistE tot
N-ac president al tho nat onAi election OF
1852
~SarF~adrF" MeettaEa.
iErEhl aai yafls this morning the dele
Fafrs and sEsltoTp Ncrr astlT for four
surrender ucciiHEs. with prayers Tot
'hs rfrssnHt 81 the SPIRIT had bceH
p hrsuleA fut t8 These were held re.
sIsc.i Nrll IN the Frrsi, Tabernacle. South
TaIfisE ana Second German churches
ihe leaders at the respective meetings be
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

POpuItHt Convention IndOFses the
Democratic Nominee.


Grand Island. Neb., July 1.-THE oopu-
national convention al S.. Louis convened
al II o'clock. W. J. Edgerton was made
permanent chairman.
The fight that has held all the ante
convention interest came about in an un-
expected manner While the committee
on permanent organization was out.
teegram WAS received from the populisi
convention Of South Dakota sending
greetings 20 the populisis OF Nebraska
The telegram was received with cheers
and a motion was promptly made and
hurriedly carried that the secetary reply.
returning greetings.
Senator Allen moved that the reply
should present the compliments of the
Nebraska populists and say thcy are Tor
Bryan for the next president He then
made his position very plain and made no
effort to conceal the fact that he was for
the Endorsement Of the democratic candi-
date first. last and all the while.
There was spirited opposition, but 81
Was overwhelmed. The roll was called
after considerable delay. The result was
Gss for Aliens motion 10 send the tele.
gram and against. A motion was hen
made that the vote in favor Of Bryan be
made unanimous but II failed TO carry
Senator Allen and Governor Holcont
were chosen delegates AZ large by accia
! nation.
Resolutions were adopted declaring IRE.
SILVER the paramount issue in she cam
! pAlgn and that The time has come wher
I one OF the great cardinal principles OF IN,
( party could Ice cryslAllized into lecisla
I ton by a union OF reform forces, ami de
clare II the sense OF this convention Iha
L the delegates to ST Louis use all honor
able means 10 secure Brysu's indorse
ment.
! Governor Holoomh. Senator Alien an,
+ ", l.. Green addressed the convention.
south Dakota Also.
Huron. S. d. July Is. - The pop-iiis
state convention. after a discussion @
Two hours. voted to ] 20 indorse Bryan
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

VILE. S. C.. ana Rev. p. T. Denman Of
Hannibal. No, spoke upon The Gospel
and Printers Ink and other subjects re-
lating 10 tracts and publications. Al the
Grand Avenue Presbyterian church Rev.
". J. Williamson OF Kansas city dis
cussed Gospel Temperance Versus the
Rum Power" and an open parliament for
the Temperance cause was conducted by
Rev. c. y. Carter Of Lafayette. Ind
Al the Y. N. e. A. hail there WAS a con
ference Of officers Of state and provin-
cIsi unions: the principal address. deliN-
-red by Rev. Howard ". Smith OF Bal
timore being devoted to the question.
Baptist Federation the Prophecy OF thu.
New UNCONVENTIONAL Future There was
also an open parliament on state and
provincial work, conducted 10y Rev r.
+ Alternately OF Minneapolis.
one OF the features OF the convention
Will b. the music. There Will be cho-
rus OF enc voices, led by Professor Dan
eel Proiheroe, The convention is held IN
the exposition building. which has q seat
ing capacity OF lC.01. In ihe general dec
Grafton Of the main part Of the exposi'
ton auditorium north OF The platform ar
effort Is made TO express 81 welcome 10
the visitors by placing around the gal
cry front the names OF the states, ter
riiories and provinces from which dele
cations attend. fcstooned with bunting
this material on each side OF the north
end being gathered up 10 large banner
drap@d on either side with flags Of tht
United States and Canada. This banner
brars the words. Welcome. Milwaukee
~ Roth the exterior snd interior o.
she building are frightened with a. much
bunting and nags can lac displayed Il
advantage The principal decoration
are confined 10 the platform section. A
the hack OF the chorus gallery Is = repre-
senta'ion Of the rising sun. with the fG
| urcS rs in lts center. aud with radiai
| nR rays having at each point the letter
1 of the word Cooperation, 10 symbol
/ lac the help received from lE- younI
/ people Of the other denominations in mi
city.
one hundred or more usherS ar I'm
I ployed in the exposition hall
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
NINNESOTN SI.NER MEETING
RepahIicaa. HAD One of Some MAG
aItudr at Minneapolis.

Minneapolis. July le.-Thc SILVER men
are iuhilanI today at the success OF IN"
state mass meeting conducted by Ma
iional Committeeman James W. Gritiin
Of the American silver organization, to
name " delegates to the St Lolis CON
Vcntton. July q Toe graf majority cf
those attending are republicans. but thus
Is not deprecated by tho silverttaS, rs
they expect favorable +ctiou TO tnair
cause rom both democrats and poru-
lists when they meet In their state CON
Veniions later on.
The convention adaGNtL resolutions
commenting bryan as president. and pre-
sentlnE John Lind to the people Of MINI
nesota as candidate for governor Lind
Is well known free silver advocate, and
strongly popular with the people, aud
will b. acceptable, and there will he an
attempt by free silver leaders TO secure
his nomination ny popultsts and demo
Gratis,
Try this combination they hope to lie
feat David ClouEh. the republican nom
inee who will H. the only other candi-
date in the field. The silver mon are 80
encouraged tina, they will at once lnau'
guratc vigorous campaign to land Min
uCsota in the Bryan column,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

To re Mustered iR at Vancouver.
Wash. To-day.

olympia. july R-Company H. First
infantry regiment. will be mustered into
tbc National Guard OF Washington at
Vancouver tomorrow. The officers APP
pointed for the company are; l.. r,
Enrich. captain. Frank Morris, first lieu-
tenant: William weiGle, second ieU'Hn-
ant
The toiloWiuG officers have h,'en COM
,,tssioned for ~er,.ic,. in the First nfln-
try regiment National Guard Of ibis
state: W. V Rinehart. Jr., captain s.nd
adiutant. Il n Rrierly, tirst lieutenant
and ccmmiSsary, Albert Bryan. first
lieutenant and qaartermSster. A +,
Griffin. first lieutenant and inspector OF
rifle practice.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
FIGHT AT CLEVELAND is BITTER
AiIitI.s and Police NeceHaary To- Pro-
IecI Monet at0n Men.

Cleveland. July l6.-The scene around
. he Brown Hosting and Conveying works
this morning was decidedly a martial one
Companies r. L and /. Of the Fiftieth reg
menL were encamped near by. and blue
-oaled sentTies paced back and forth.
Strikers and sympathiZers leered the SOL
iieTs from a safe distance. but any at
tempt on the part OF the men to approach
the works Was promptly met by pointed
hayonets Later mobs of several thous-
ands congregated in Ham lton street,
shor: distance from the works. and uu-
mercifully jeered the soldiers. II was
dispersed by the police without any one
being injured.
The motormen on the Cleveland City
railway refused TO carry the non-un on
men this morning. one motorman left
his car, when policeman attempted TO
put non-union man aboard and told
the patrolman to run the car himself
The policeman and his man walked 10
the works.
The attitude OF the strikers s one Of
extreme bitterness. The authorities eX-
press much anxiety. and IL is conceded
that there is no telling what the minute
may hr ms forth.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
ruE STORM N rME AoIRo>DNCKs
Mos, destructive as 20 PrSPerty-NO
Iaaa OF Life.

Saratoga, \. Y, July IN-Kcpotts IruW
Yesterday afternoons destructive storm
in the Aiirondarks show that the storm
swept northeast from this place and
cyclone developed. A funnel-shaped cloud
sfrurk the earth between Fort Edward
and Argyle Washington county, de-
stroying frame buildings and barns. Near
purketown and In Moreau eleven dwell
inrs were wrecked, Between Argyle and
North Argyle property valued at Si0oO
was destroyed. Many miraculous es-
capes but no loss OF life reported.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
The Ro>D ISSUE u>vEsrlG ALTON
senate Committee May WRu Until
Fail.

Washington. July l6.-Senator Harris.
chairman OF the senate committee 10 in
Nrstigate the recen; bond issues. says
he has not yet determined whether the
committee will wait until fall hefore go
ing on with the investigation. or Will
complete its work. frame its report AMI
make il public this summer. The last
meeting adjourned subject 10 the call Of
the chairman Chairman Harris says
conditions may arise incident 10 the cam
paicn that would make II desirable to
present all facts 10 the public At once.
In doing this. he added. the only rUI-
pose would he 10 clear up doubts and UH-
founded charges growing out Of ilc eN-
element arising from national contest.
without reference to whom it would ben
efit or inmrT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
RAND or BUFFALO BuLL HURT
Musicians Scraped Oa a Wagon ny
Low bridge.

Toledo, Ohio. July l6.-Buffalu Bils
band wagon was driven under the Fort
Wayne railroad bridge at Massillon at II
o'clock. and all the occupants were
scraped OF. David Keene. driver. had his
leg broken. Phillip Reichia was crushed
and bruised, John Moccia, back crushed.
Alfred Nitellink. collar bone broken.
Giuseppe Lare, chest crushed. will die;
Flocco Domenica, injured over the heart.
may die. The wagon was drawn by eight
horses. which got beyond the control OF
the driver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
,oro~u,I Is COIN" T" PIECES
omr.r. Of The ParIar Mail steamer
Give Her ~.

pasraIrro. cal. July la-Th' '"',,',
~, s,osmor colombia, which ran on 'n'
80. Yesterday. il rolling heavily on th'
-. ,rt humping herself TO pieces ne
20 -,,.,, hat the zwcll is rising. ann
4. ,,,,,,, "a foot Of water in the h"l"
an nc captain and Officers have app" :,
~ gl,cn her NJ and are preparing !"
"A's 80 There IL some water In inc
sy,.y hold Several tugs ani a an,
s1b,onera have been loaded WIN ,,.e" ~
ana efforts have been mace ~, 20 ,bc
-, a. much as possible. some % wv
az saw, 4. wasblne out Of the forehold.
oe TsS surf breaks clcsc to the s,S"m mel,
y" ne sea gets rough she viii only
n"1 a few hours. People are erowd,ns Oh
Inc beach 10 soc the wreck ana " nargo
I",rs,'on Of securing articles OF '"'e'
wben shs goes 10 pieces
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

Tacoma. Wash. July lA-Alhert Olsen.
* years of age. an employee of the vii
lameite Casket Company Of this city, was
caught in the machinery this morning.
whirled rapidly around the revolving
shaft and instantly killed The body was
horribly mangled. the left les and light
foot heing torn on connIetely.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
MR.. VI>DERBrLr Is No BETTER
Millionaire Mas Worse In the NORM
Tag but Rallied n Little.

New York July l6,-Drs JaneWay, Del
adeld. McLain and Draper, who were in
almost constant attendance last night At
the bedside OF Cornelius Vanderbilt. is
sued the following bulletin; Mr.. Van
derhilt passed a restless night. His con-
,iition this morning Is less favorable than
1t had been Yesterday
Among the callers at the Vanderbilt
mansion this morning was William g,
whitney when he left the house he
said he hSd not seen the patient. Doctors
are S;iil in attendance. and servants have
been cautioned not 20 make the slightest
noise.
The consulting physicians gave out the
following bulletin afSer consulting: Mr..
Vanderbilt has had a comfortable day
thus far He X no worse than he was
this morning
A W. MILAN.
WILLIAM \. DELAFlELD.
FRANCIS DRAPER,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

This afternoons session was opened by
a praise service. led by l.. w. Budlong
Of Providencs, Il. ]. This was followed
by a symposium OF one hour upon The
Society as a Training School for the
Church" The speakers were Reys. Drs.
Thomas q. VsiIlers of Syracuse, n. y:
w. Il. Witter. Dies Moines. Ia. and NJ. l..
Thomas Of Topeka. Kan. Then the del
egates scattered 10 the workers confer
enees. Rev. Lyman Bryan Of Waco.
Texas. presided over that one at Lin
coin hall, where there WAS AN open par
Lament. conducted by Rev. e. Is. Allen
Of Helena. Mont. and W. II. Groat OF
Chicago. Al the Grand Avenue Metho-
dist church Rev. DIR. Thomas OF Green
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

Tacoma, Wash, July I5-~IudGe stall
Gun In the superior court, this morning
decided that the wires Of the Commercial
Electric Company, which were cut last
week by order Of Mayor Fawceit. can
not be replaced A trial In court nust
be had to decide whether the comps ny
has any charter rights. The company Is
operating In opposition to the city plant.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
ED CoRRuGA>.s NARROW ESCAPE
Hartman Was Attacked by n Dis
charged EmplOye.

Ciuciunau July iG-El Corrtgan. the
turf man had narrow esc11e today
from death at the hands oi disch1tGet
employe. negro John Phillips. When
Currtgan went to his stable At Latpnia
this morning Phillips attacked him with
A knife. Corrtgan armed only win an
umbrella. protected himself the beat he
could. He received cut near the lest
elbow. Phillips ESCAPED, and is hiding IN
The bushes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
Forest FIRE. Are Spreading.

Seattle, Wash, July 1.-THE Great for
est Iires which prevail at this time OF
the year are spreading rapidly. Visitors
to Hot Springs have hCeu driven back to
Seattle ON account of the smoke. The
fires are beyond control. and no effort
Is being made to stop them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

Logan. Iowa, July IL, - The coroncr's
jury. investigating the wreck OF Satur-
day night, returned a verdict holding In
gineer Montgomery and Conductor Reed
of the excursion train guilty OF criminal
negligence. They are In iaU at Boone
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
oo,D prMorH,rs on WISCONSIN
,,.,,, Nee, 90 Consider n" IndePe""-
w" ent ticket.

.,,-,,, wis July IA meeting OF
az W,is,onsin delegates to the Shl-
'he " ,,,.a,,,,nn who RETAINED from vot-
rae" Iii he held In Milwaukee ;he latter
, ms, Of ,ais week and plan OF action
par nv cSmralrn agreed upon An ad-
tor iht ~ voters Of the state explain
dress a",,on Of the delegates Il now
,ne ~" rrrrarcd by senator Villas. u WI
Ss s'p looked over by General srass Te'S ,ns
n Is submitted TO the mesI ,n 80 =, ,be
delegates. Il Is though. " W" inssnsndent
placing In the ns'd OIL ." '"'''N"''''
ticket.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
MISS adobe TILLMAN KILLED
Senators Daughter and Two Others
struck ny lightning.

Abbeyvtue. 5. G, July lS-Rev. Rob
belle, Miss Addle Ttllman and another
young lady were killed by lightning yes
terday at Rrrvard. y. e. Miss Tiilman
was the oldest daughter OF Senator Till
man.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

Advises Wisconsin Democrats to
DeaOunce silver.

Fond du Lac. MIS-. July Ex-senator
Villas has prepared an address to the
democrats Of Wisconsin advising them
to denounce the action OF the Chicago
convention and cooperate for another
convention. and has submitted It 10 Gen
eral Bragg Ct this city.
General Bragg has also prepared an al
dress. which he will submit TO the dele
gates at large to JuAt convention. The
general declares II his conviction that the
preserva ton Of the democratic party or
gsnization is dependent upon the calling
OF another national convention and the
nomination OF candidates on A democrats
gold standard platform.
4 Minnesota Man.
St Paul. MINI, July I'D. W. LAWYER.
member Of the democratic sound money
committee recently created at Chicago,
has issued = call to gold standard demo
Gratis OF Minnesota 20 meet In this city
July * for a conference. one hundred
letters OF invitation have been sent and
SN more are 10 he sent during the next
day or TWO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
SHE SAILED FOR PORT ANGELES
Flagship Philadelphia Bound for
That Fort.

Washington. July la-Adm raj Boards
lee. conducting the Pacific station. sailed
today from San Francisco on his flagship.
the Philadelphia, foy Port Angeles Wash
This place has been fixed upon as the
basis Of operations Of the Pacific squad
ron during the drills which a.e to begin
as soon as the admiral can assemble his
vessels
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

London. July is.-The steamer Mobile OF
the Atlantic Transportation company.
bound for New York. colllded with the
British steamer Storm King. bound for
baltimore. at GraVesend today. Both
vessels sustained damage 10 their b0NA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
ALLEN c. MASON is FOR BRYAN
Tacoma Capitalist 10 Also for Free
silver.

Tacoma, Wash, July l5-Allen c Ma
son. one Of the most prominent capital
lists OF western Washington. created a
sensation today by declaring for Bryan
and free silver, though a republican. he
was a teacher IN the Illinois college at
Jacksonville, III. when Bryan and his
wife graduated there.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

iahd 10 make your influence. FL, Il, a.,
nas sith the deslinies Of tnis rs,,,IIia
nave our homes ana our families -
ana they have none To ur0,set
puN US, and II We fail in at,r ana,
'aSi interests must be nesieet.d
believe. 10 the bottom ~ nv h...,,
pV''sfS' AMI the bslief touches every
neef OF my being. thar uRiii ~ rsstn,y
sHtsf 70 IT'S equal place by thr stds ~,
s"Au !" the place that il occupied IN, -
$3.50, ssHis, 20 many Centuries aud SO
$3.50, ~sSs. 'hTtv eau be 40 lasting pros.
those Who t0ai. tDeafrBtbk ,DI,I,l,s.
Ihes ten US ihai they Want e5a6d.o,s
iSsi"frn. We reply that confidence unst
AsNS substantial basis uuoU nlhie. a.,
sNSi1 Anu laAi 80 long as you ies1slat.
'@a" "1' VI property there is nothins
SUBSTANTIAL upon 81 ich ,a- l,5sne. -,
tTs' they tell as 10y Nant a nm
CO.. a"t4aFt ne tell them that Ne .jr win
'irM 10 our desire for an honest doiia,
~ hhvh - attempt 10 define all banesi
ne hrs TWIN ~ give us a dollar
a. AHA 10 the man Nho pro.
b1ets Aea'th a. 20 ihr man NhD holds
nArd investments Aoi..r 1hsr .a,,l..
upon 4 mai n ho ONES d ,i.bt 3ts4 -
ANA-eh a. 81 loes aE-sf tAr mau Aas tulas
mortgage
sht hVi 'fredlns lu Hrn paths uol
Hes3As ssihs 0f9h dangerous grounds
hrt trii syl INST 6 dollar fsss f.,.s
'h sal0r Il HaHsrfva. ,ullsf a dulIsr
~hheA teais 49, u do-s NOT SOW
Ni-i' s3'es ~ he lsss~,ssuy All 4ntaFnsd
iAefv AAcat hleG ls token out u the
a "a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18
ARKANSAS rorrLIsrs Careful
The Delegation 10 81. Louis Ia Tn
Instructed.

Little Rock. AK. July la-The popl-
list state convention met at GlcnNoo6
park this morning with an the counties
represented. J. N. lItiman. temporary
chairman IA his speech advocated she
nomination Of populisi ticket bo.h
state and national Isaac McCrscHsa
WAS made permanent chairman
After much discussion over the ind 1rse-
mont 81 Bryan ;hc convention adopted
a reso sutton sending al unInslructed DEL
egation to st Louis
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

New York. July Isl. Won Holman
a Co, will ship tomorrow to Germany
$4,000 In gold. LSGard Freres will ship
tomorrow to France tsoa.0o In gold.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

Executive Committee Of New York
state Democracy.

New York. July iA-Tho executive SOM
mittee OF the state democracy met to-
night and repudiatcd the ChicaEo plat
form.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-07-18

Usage. Iowa, July R.-0eneral Ariel
Heating Is dead, aged y. He came to
Iowa In isu and took leading part In
state affairs until 1855 He has lived In
retirement since.