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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-06-22
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he .decency OF the party has gone glim-

the "decency of the party" has gone glim-
mering.
Both the renewed activity OF the Buck
leyites and this domination of the Junta
by Rainey make reorganization in some
form an assured thing. Party leaders
with no interest in either faction are be-
ginning to talk about pulling the party to-
gether as the time for local action ap-
breaches, for divided local Democracy
would remove the faintest hopes of party
success.
Gavin McNab is about ready to let the
Junta go to the dickens now that it has
served its purpose in the State Conven-
ton. McNab still has his own reorganiza-
ton scheme up his sleeve. His plan is to
have the State executive committee which
Gould is to appoint take hand in the
local situation in the interest of the whole
party. AS Gould, Daggett and himself
will control the executive committee, Nc
Nab figures on so manipulating the reor-
ganization that be may become the local
boss himself.
But neither the Buckleyites nor the
Raineyites will stand for any scheme like
that or any scheme of McNab's they can't
see through.
Congressman Mcguire, who until re-
Gently took strong ground in favor of the
legality of the claim of the Buckleyites to
being the regular local organization, was
asked for an opinion yesterday about the
local situation. His attitude is now one
of neutrality between the factions, with a
desire to see the party united.
LAS to Dagge1t or Rainey's control in
municipal politics, l will not have any,
thing to say" said Mr. Mcguire. II will
do nothing in connection with municipal
politics unless in conjunction with Demo-
cratic leaders | see a chance to harmonic
the Democratic forces on some reasonable
basis of fair play and Democratic princi-
pies. II that opportunity should offer l
of course would be glad to do all in my
power to bring about such harmony in the
party organization as would insure Demo-
cratic success in the coming municipal
campaign.
ut seems to me that the probability Of
some basis of harmonious action being
found is made almost certain by the fact
that a continuance of the factional fight
would seem to be rninous to both sides.
have heard. however, no suggestion as to
such an attempt to harmonize the party,
and am, therefore. not in a position to dis
cuss any basis for such action"
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GOLDEN GATE CARNIVAL
Merchants Will Be Asked to Contribute
Toward the Expense FUND.
Offers of Theaters.

Chairman K. B. Soule of the finance
committee of the Carnival of the Golden
Gate has prepared an address to the bust
ness men of this City informing them OF
the details of the coming carnival, and
further notifying them that they will be
called upon shortly to contribute toward
the necessary expenses attendant upon
the week of festivities.
Mr.. Soule takes the broad ground that
other cities which hold these carniVals an
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LIABILITIES.

Ii ABILII lies.
Losses Adjusted and unpaid. 49,.
Losses in process of Adjustment or
in Suspense. -. .-......-..........
Losses resisted including expenses.
Gross pre- miums on Fire kisSs run
ming one year OF less. SOIL
394 %, re-lnsura nee 80 per cent.
Gross pre- t;iums on Fire Risks run
ming more than one year. $685.
500 II. reinsurance pro rata.
All other demands against the Com
pany ...-.--.......
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EXPENDITURES.
Net amount paid for Fire Losses
tincu ling $3429 81 losses OF pre-
vious years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s27,513 AZ
Paid or Allowed for Commission
Brokerage. ........................ 12,s45 81
Paid for Salaries, fees and other
charges for officers, clerks etc. 14,149 90
Paid for State, National and local
taxes Observation-Disclosures. 200 so
All other Payments and Expend-
lures. ........................ l4.l9s 81
Total ex pendltures. ..... .......... $6S, 916 %
Fire losses incurred dur
ing The year . S24,42l 25
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REASON.

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09
STRIKES AND MACHINERY

The promoters Of strikes argue to
are nevertheless ultimately beneficial
hut study of the subject has led me to
take the opposite View. VIZ that all
strikes of skilled wprkmcn are In the
end, harmful to the participants No
one single cause has done more. in my
opinion. TO hasten the Introduction OF
entirely automatic machinery In opcr-
ations where certain degree Of skilled
labor was considered Indispensable.
than strikes on the mart Of such skilled
employees. Numerous instances might
he recalled where large manufacturers
have, on account Of strikes chcCrfully
expended immense sums OF money in
porfocting automatic machinery. not
primarily to effect economy in wages.
Nut rs an insurance against future
danger from such causes
\ notable instance OF this nature or-
CURED a few years ago al one of the
largest iron and steel works in the
world In certain department spc-
cially skilled men were able to make
wages which now seem Incredible.
they We're, however, paid n percentage
upon the tonnage, and owing to On
ormous output the profits of these
operatives exceeded in some years that
of many successful manufacturers hay
ing large capital at stake. These men
considered themselves Indispensable,
and struck, not for higher wages or
shorter hours, but ut the dictation OF
outsiders. When work was resumed
they found their occupation gone for
ever; automatic machinery had sun
planted the former skilled labor
do not believe that any employee Il
am one MYSELF is indispensable, and
many highly skilled and otherwise
valuable operatives have, unfortunately
for themselves, failed to appreciate this
fact until too late Popular Science
Monthly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

In the first trial heat for diamond
SOULS H. Is beaumont, Of the burton
Rowing club, beat Frank Reddiugton OF
thu Midway Rowing club time A.07. In
the second hNt Vivian Nickalls, OF tho
LONDON Rowing clah, beat sydney
Swami, Of the Cambridge University
club. by n quarter Of u leugtn; time S,55,
In the third heat Robert Guinuis.
holder of the trophy beat II r Black
static by two lengths, time 903
The Trinity crew of oxford bent the
Thames crew easily time $40. In tho
second hant tui the Wyrold challenge
cup CHius college nf Cambridge beat
tho crew Of Moesay boat club by u
dozen lengths; time sos
Rob Cook In an interview after the
excuse to make We were simply
hcuten because we could not row ms
fast M our opponents, When the
Yale boat wns taken from the water
Rodgers and Brown had to ho assisted
into the penthouse where they were
laid on the floor I'm terrible state OF
exhaustion II wnE frat feared that
Brown had broken Il blood vessel.
Rodgers lay gasping for breath. Many
Icnndcr men war My congratulated
the Americans on tho game fight that
they made CoXswnin Clarke said we
made an even start Lcnndcr had Il
slight advantage when half way to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

rock of our national prosperity The
demand was never greater for men who
hold principles aho@c all else and who
are unmoved either by the clamor of
the hour or the promises of false teach
ers. The convention at st Louis in
fun measure met the high demands
of the times in it's declaration of party
principles and in the nomination OF
candidates for president and vice pres
idcnt
In responding Mr. Hobart said in
part. II beg to extend to YOU MY
grateful acknowledgements for the very
kind and tattcring terms in which Nun
convey the formal announcement Of
the nitcd States 10y the republican
national convention at ST Louis ann
profoundly sensible of the honor which
has been done me and through me 20
state in which all my life has been
spent in my selection as a candidate
for this high Office | appreciate It the
more because il associates me in con
test which involves the Graycst issues
with one who represents in his private
character and public career the highest
intelligence and best spirit of his
party, and with whom my personal re-
lations are such as 10 AFFORD a guaran-
toe Of perfect accord in the work Of
the campaign which is before me IT
is sufficient for me To say at this time
that cuncurring without reservation
ia al the declarations Of principle ana
policy embodied in IN, st Louis plat
form. ! accept the nomination rendered
10 me with full appreciation Of its
responsibilities and with an honest
purpose in the event that The people
shall ratify the choices made by the
rational convention. to discharge any
with sol" reference to the public good
Let me add that il will be my earnest
effort in the coming campaign TO con
tribute in every way possible to the
success Of the party which We repro
sent and which in its relation
70 the important issues Of
the times stands for the best
interests Of the people Uncertainty on
instability as to the II oney question
involves most serious consequences 10
every interest and 70 every citizen Of
th, country The gravity Of this qucs
ton cannot be oyarestimated There
can be no financial security, no bust
ness stability no real prosperity where
the policy Of the government as to that
question is still a matter Of doubt
Gold Is the one standard Of value
among all enlightened commercial ma
tion All financial transact ons Of
v hateyer character. all business enter
prise All individual Or corporate in
yestmcnts are adjusted TO II. An
honest dollar worth one hundred cents
everywhere cannot be coined out u
53 cents worth Of silver plus leglsla-
tive fiat. Such a debasement Of our
currency would inevitably produce In
s. cnlable loss appalling disaster and
national aishOnor II Is fundamental
principle IN coinage recognized and
followed ny All the statesmen Of Amer
ica IL The past and never yet fully de-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

"'''@ lrHm, that there can I've only
''N ""S'S "P"" winch SOL" an" Sl'NAr
""N "' 'Hh50rtentA COINED, rs money,
~" 'a3' eaSlS Is equality not III welEht
way IN (he E"mm'Wai value ot the
"'''t contained ~ the respective coins
'"'S fommer'lai NaluH Is nNed Ivy the
markets OF the world with which the
interests ot our country are nHrHS-
S"tiN >NhhH|ied NY lGnumcraNlr bust
"1NS TIES which cannot he severed or
'AAo"ed Great and self reliant as our
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

both got away pr"ttily together "on-
tfary 10 expectation, Yale being Quick
at starting but AZ the end OF the island
Leandcr had lead ~ length and was
steadily creeping away As the boats
appeared In sight near the finish, there
was tremendous shouting and flag way
II became a hurricane Of demonstration
In favor Of Yale By he Americans and
In favor Of I.eander by the Br.tons.
When the last quarter was reached II
was evident that Leander was winner.
II crossed the line length and three
quarters ahead: time 7.04. The defeat
was on It's merits This ends Yale's
rowing for this season.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09
Ml'blCM IN pARNO

Lapland"rs often skate a distance o.
$50 miles day.
Dances are frcqu 'ntly given 1t a
blind asylum IN Lond m
Eleven thousand brass bands play
for the Salvation army
There are 10000 hounds In Great
Britain used for hunting purposes.
Matches have not vet displaced the
tlndcl box in certain rural districts OF
Spain and Italy.
The railway clearing house is ono Of
the largest Offices in Britain. II has n
STAFF of 600 clerks and $50 out OF door
officers
II is calculated that about 10000 pcU-
pie Joined in the singing OF Old dun
bred al the Crystal palace, london, on
cod Friday.
Foge are more Gr"oucnt in OcloLer
and November than At any other period
Of the year, because, besides tho ayap.
Grafton from seas. r.ycrs and lax cs,
there r. constant r&halation flou the
ground in the form Of yapor.
A domestic servant haiIing from Sot-
ting Hin has recovered I25 damages in
the Queens Bench division. London, for
bite by her masters cog.
Cattle must be y"ry precious I'm Dor
neo when a COW receives Chr honor Of
an obituary uo'lcc Ia the Official oar
nal. Thus a newspaper solemnly IN
forms it's readers that IAN aged COW be
longing to the government herd met
its death on the 1ith h, falling into Il
dixie at secluded spot where It was
unable 10 cxtricate itself"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

Henley on-tlIc Thames lnly Val"
rowod 4 pretty race IN the regatta but
the Lcnn,icrs had the humiliation OF
last year rs "A stinnl$ and pulled bike
NCrtaDlc tigers on % victory Ihr
weather was Ideal. the scene between
heats beautiful and animated and all
the conditions perfect In the Grst
trial heat for the plaqd challengo cup
Trinity beat the I.unlun rowing club
half Il IcnRth time % In the second
heat New College beat Trinity Han II
length aud thrcc-uiartcrs, time I ~
The third heat was hctwccE Irandcr
and Vale when the word Wax given
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

Al a meeting of he committee o.
rules Senator Money moved than the
rules of the last convention and of thc
tilty-third congress be adopted nnti
farther orders, Scot. of New York.
moved as a substitute that the samo
rules be made permanent. Tins would
include the two-thirds and unit rules
The silver men voted Gown the suDsti-
tute by - to 10 and adopted Senator
Money, motion. This leaves the lulcs
III such position hat the committee
can report a change At any time that it
is deemed necessary for the purposes
of the majority. An order of business
for the convention as follows was
adopted l. call to order. .. prayer ;.
reports of standing committees; 1. re-
orts q special committees: ;. unfin-
iShed business; 6, call ron for presiden-
tai nominations, t. ballCtng ). call Of
ron fer wee presidential nominations !.
9, hultotng
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09
Permanent Organization.

The committee Oh permanent or
sanitation met Immediately after the
Adjournment of the convention. Gen.
Finney of Ohio was made chairman
\ recess was then taken and the sill
ven men held a cancus AT which the
permanent organization was agreed
upon When the committee recon
Nened the silver slate went through as
follows: Permanent chairman stephen
White, California: sergeant -at-arms
Jchn l. Martin, Missouri; secretary
Thomas J Cogan Cincinnati, reading
clerk, +. e. Wade Tennessee The
name of Senator Hill was presented by
the gold men for permanent chairman
!le received Is votes to 30 for White.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

led by quarter of a length At the
court we were even and then 1t was
that first one boat then the other was
drawing ahead After Fawley court
was passed the I.eanders gained stead
lily and continued to do 80 until the
finish. Yale's stroke at the start was
IL: Leander's 49,"
In the first heat for the ladies
challenge cup for eight oars the Elton
public school boys beat the Jesus col
lege Of Oxford five lengths time 7:23.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

Chicago u Baltimore II, Cincinnati
-, Philadelphia I Louisville I, BIOS
ION 70; Cleveland 8. Brooklyn 8: St,
Louis 7, New York II Milwaukee IS.
Columbus g. Washington Pittsburg
:; Dies Moines 3, Cedar Ripids 8
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

In Canada no campaign buttons, rib
bons or badges can be- worn between
nomination and polling day. The car
rying Of flags as party badge IL also
forbidden. The penalty Is fine OF 500
or three months In prison, or both.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09
Dt' Ell ARRANGED.

Havana, July : Gen. Bradley r.
Johnson. the correspondent Of a New
York paper, has accepted a challenge
70 fight a duel with Manuel Ampodia,
formerly d captain in the Spanish
army
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09
CREW WINS
lEANnERS RON AWAY FROM ThE
YALE IlGlIl
ALL CONDITIONS PERFECT

american Oalsmcn lmll II Great Race,
hui Their English Rivals Are Able
to Lead rhrm fr'n the start
Spirited Spectacle between Heats
Ialr's Rowing Now Ended
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

Milwaukee, July S.Court Commits
sioner Hugh Ryan fell OF his bicycle
and dislocated his arm. He was coast
ing and the wheel got away from him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09
RESOLUTIONS READY
SUB COMMITTEE PREPARES THE
PLATFORM
Villas REFUSES TO ASSIST

The Financial Declaration Is for Free
SILVER Coinage al IL to Bond Is
sues in Times Of Peace Denounced
White Selected for Permanent
Chairman Other Doings
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-09

The greatest number Of British
Americans In any one of the cities IL
found ia Boston IS 2e4