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New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CANADA SOUTHERN DIRECTORS Ehh'ir rD

CANADA SOUTHERN DIRECTORS ELECrhD'
., Thomas Ont. June 3.-The annual genera
,,eetIne Of the Canada Southern Railroad was lei'
,t the head offices of the company mere to-uaS' II"
suou,re were elected directors for the year endihg
June. 1897: - p, ,,orhu,
,,ol;rs Vanderbilt William X vanderbilt
lanes Tnlinghast, Chauncey NJ. Depew' Charles
GOV Samuel F. Barger. Joseph +. Brown EDWARD
81 Wicks and Nicho Kingsmill. Directors OF the
other companies belonging to the Canada oou'her"
system also elected The directors eiec'eu ~.
o,,,,ryton and St Clair Railway Company
ora. Cornelius Vanderbilt. william X. Wander
hut Cbauncey NJ Dcpew. Charles F. coz, James mes
Ross ] j Kingsmill and Nichol klngsmlil ne ne
hoss, ,, a.ecfcI for the Niagara. Grand Island
nr,dee sarnia Chatham and Erie Railway Com,
INV were substantially the same as are haheu
have
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
ECKELS MAY BE THEIR CANDIDATE
SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS IN ILLINOIS WANT
HIM TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR


HIM TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
Chicago June s.-On account OF advancing years
and increasing innTmties Senator Palmer deci'hce
20 become a candidate OF the sound-money Democ-
racv for Governor Of Illinois. News OF his dcclina-
,,on reached Chicago yesterday. and boom was a.
once started In favor OF tho nomination or james IL
Eckes Of Ottawa. Mr. Eckels holds the once OF
Controller OF the Currency. but Il is beheVeu nc
would resign in order make the rnce for Governor
of Illinois as the candidate of the honest-money
Democracy.
I'm my opinion" said Henry =. RoobinS chaT-
man OF the Executive Committee OF the oouho
Money League James II. Eckels is the best man
that could h named TO lead the sound-money move
nent He understands the currency question INC, .noa-
ouehiy and can discuss It intelligenty ana iotcs-
fuily He is a young man. full OF nervoua ehersy;
and Is a pleasing speaker. In him the cause OF
sound money would have an eloquent ana assr@ sm
ssve champion l am satisfied that ne wouid po" q
Very large vote. and think there would De q,
chance ~ his election However. the question. ..
eisctine ANYBODY Is not OF great importance Jus.
now The Question OF saving the Democratic p!N
from disgrace Is Tnuch more ""PO''"' ' ~
success OF any candidate
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
C0lgate's
CASHMERE BOUQUET
Toilet Soap.

honored for exchange previous to June l3 nor later
than June l5 Tickets may be sold with exchange
order coupons on East st. Louis, H.. or st. Louis
Mo- for the Democratic Convention at Chicago but
such tickets will not be honored for exchange pre-
vious TO July nor later than July 6. II the con,
tract of tickets does provide for the signature
OF passenger and limits for transpor aton between
Chicago and St. Louis specified herein, and does
further provide for execution of ticket by stamp
ing and witnessing signature to return por-
ton. at Chicago ST. Louis. as the case may be-
these railroad companies Will require and respect
fully Insist upon having double the amount Of the
regular single trip rate. s5 Chicago to St Louis
and return or vice versa. S4 20 East St Louis
to Chicago and return. the may be. as
their proportions all tickets irreguarly issued
contrary to the provisions of this notice.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
D. RUSSELL. BROWN on THE ISSUES.
THE EX-GOVERNOR OF RHODE ISLAND SAYS THAT
HE Is A CANDIDATE FOR vICE-PREsIDENT.
AND DISTRIBUTES BUTTONS BEAR

he Is CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.
AND DISTRIBUTES BUTTONS BEAR
ING HIS NAME.
D. Russell Brown, Ex-Governor OF Rhode Island.
arrived al the Holland House yesterday. The ex-
Governor Il q candidate for the nomina ton for
Vice President at ST. Louis and frankly admits II.
Yesterday he was distributing buttons with his
name and photograph upon them among his friends.
Tn, Ex-Governor spoke yesterday OF the State
League meeting held in Rhode Island on Tuesday
and said was one OF the most enthusiastic gain
erngs ever held in the State He declared that the
State was afame with Republican enthusiasm. and
added, gravely: 'Of course. YOU know we are for
Reed for President in Rhode Island"
But how about Mckinley" the Ex-Governor was
asked.
We'll. Of course" came the reply. we know that
It s practically impossible 10 defeat the Major. and
are certain that he will make An able President
and President that will do the party credit
"As for the tariff. in my Judgment said Mr..
Brown referring TO the issues in the campaign "a
reurn TO our former economical policy. with such
notifications as are necessary 10 give protection 10
standard scale of American wages or lssZ are BEST
and would speedily bring 10 an end the cry Tor lree
Coinage And right here ! Will say that no dollar
Of less value than the American gold dollar the ex-
isting standard. should be adopted. These are the
Issues Of the party. and they must be faced lalriy
and squsrely For forty years the Republican party
has been the best defender OF the peoples weIiare
ana its record IS well known 10 permit tho
slightest alarm any Of the questions OF the DAY.
We shall go before the people Of this country TINS
iau stronger and better equipped than we nave eve.
laced them before. and shall win the Dattle ah1
adjust these questions In line with the policy OF
the party"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS FOR SILVER

A SOLID FREE COINAGE DELEGATION LIKELY TO
BE SENT To CHICAGO.
Staunton. Va. June 3.-The Democratic State Con-
yention. which assemblies here tomorrow, will be
Overwhelmingly for free silver. Congressman Peter
j. Otey. Of Lynchburg. the chairman OF the Virginia
Silver Committee who Is here. says that they Will
have all ten Of the Congress districts and will choose
a solid delegation to the Chicago Convention. This
seems to be practically. II not literally correct
The adoption of the unit rule the control of the
party organization and the selection of electors seem
TO be the only questions which are not pretty well
dlsposed of already \ notice signed by Chairman
Otey has been distributed among the free-sver dele
gates in which that side is advised TO elect the mem
hers Of the State and district committees and all ten
OF the electors There Is. however opposition even
among the free sverites to the adoption OF this
nrogremme The conservative sentiment Is 10 make
an equal division Of electors and members OF 'he
committee between the silver and gold men,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
,1pANy POLICE CASE APPEALED AGAIN.

Saratoga. June S.--An appeal from the decision OF
-, ,nnellate Division OF the Supreme Court decar-
tn tho measure known the Albany Ponce Dial un-
constitutional will be heard In the court OF "pp''.s
on Wednesday, June TO- This morning jung a.
vi rasonting the plaintiffs and Arthur L.:
,nIr"ys for the Republican defendants, appe"!.SSu
hnSorc the court OF Appeals and asked tna1 ,ne
ranse be faced on preferred ca'e"o"'' i"e ~
liz date.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

SET.
London. June 3.-The parliamentary election In
the Frome division Of Somerset 10 fill the seat in
the House of Commons made vacant by the sue
cesson OF Viscount Weymouth. Conservative. TO the
peerage. upon the death OF his father the Marquis
OF Bath. who died In Venice April %. held
yesterday and resulted in the election of j. +. Bar
low Home Rule Liberal. by vote OF 5.O62 to 4,763
for Mr. Thyme the Conservative candidate
In the last -ls95-Viscount Weymouth was
elected by majority OF 6l7 receiving 4660 votes 20
4.043 pOed by the constituents OF Mr. Barlow. The
Liberal majority In the division this year IS 299 rep
resenting a Liberal gain OF 9l6 votes and a gain of
a seat in the House Of Commons.
The election in the Wick district. held yesterday.
10 I'll the seat made vacant by the resignation OF
Sir John Pendcr, Liberal Unionst. resulted In the
return OF r. c. Hedderwick Home Ruler by
jority OF 22 The resi- 1t OF the polling shows gain
for the Liberals
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

Of the recent Democratic caucuses. Judge Forsaith
decided that ne would give hearing tomorrow
afternoon at O'clock and that Mr.. Donovan and
his counsel would be asked TO be present. The com
plainant in the case. Stephen A: Ferrn. has been
prominent In the politics OF the Eighth Ward. where
he has figured In opposition to the Democratic lead
ers. and the charge made by him against Mr.. Don
Is violation of the CAUCUS laws.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
M,KrNLEy LEAGUE OF THE XVIITH.

At an executive meeting OF the Mckinney hfAsue
OF the XvII,h Assembly District. held asi e'e''"s
at No 832 N:nth-ave.. the following oincers "eie
elected President G. F. Moore; first vce-pieSuen''
Edwin A. Murray: second vice-president Jere"''A
d. Sullivan; secretary, William II. ki,gore co'io-
snondng secretary Edward Farrell: treasurer John
Y Weiss; sergeant-at-arms, Dennis Tracy Z. :.
Moore and John X. Weiss were elected de.egates ~
tho state League. There was large attendance al
The meeting and great enthusiasm was shown az
every mention OF Mr.. McKinley's name
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
CtITFF ARTHUR REEL ECTED.

Ottawa. Ont. June 3-P. ". Arthur was reelected
chief Of the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
to-day He opposed by Haberstick. Of Stephen
Point Wis The vote stood 362 for Arthur and 81 fo
Haberstick
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
80 NEEp or cLANKING THE sABRE."

mo NEED OF CLANKING THE SABRE"
Berlin June 2-In the course of the debate in the
Budget Committee OF the Reichstag to-day on the
law relating TO the effective of the army, Cen
eral Bronsart Won Schellendorf Minister of War de-
clared that there need OF canking the sabre,
peace appeared 10 be assured for long time 10
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
A BOSTON DEMOCRATIC LEADER ACCUSED.

Boston June 3.-The sensation In Democratic cir
cles predicted by ex-Represenatve James f. Hayes
md his friends was sprung this afternoon when
Charles w Bartlett made application to Judge
Forsalth, in the Municipal Court. for warrant
soa,rst lanes D. Donovan. chairman Of the Demo-
cratic city Committee. This action Is the outcome
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
uI-ST RE SUPPLIED BY SHIPPERS.

The Board of Managers OF the JOINT i'"'I
,,,or has made a rule chat hereafter the railroads
,au no, supply straw or other packing for goods.
hut that shippers themselves. must supply the PACK
inr considerable saving 10 the ROADS IL eNPec'eu
TO result from the order
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
EX-GOVERNOR FLOWER STILL HOPEFUL.
HE SAYS IT is THE DUTY OF EVERY DEMOCRAT

IN INSIST on THE GOLD STANDARD
l.,,.aao rune 2-Ex-tiovernor Flower. Of New
York. arrived in Chicago yesterday. accohpa'n'N
-, b,s wife and will remain until the end or me
ooL ua is firmly OF the opinion that the National
naroocra,ic Convention will adopt sound-nohey
platform. 80, .., .,o
.I do not think the silver men VIII controi INC
C,o,vsn,ion" Governor Flower said nor DO De
u.ve tho two thirds rule will be repealed Il A'ui1
M, he abrogated and will never vote 10 nave !,
abolished The prospects OF a Democratic victory
,b,s wear are not very encouraging, ana DO ho'
exnect TO see a scramble for the Presidential noml-
nation. The party probably Will nave 10 "'a't '.''
candidate this year. because there VIII oe "o''
seeking the nomination. unless the situation chAseS
materially before the Convention assemblies think
many of the Democrats who are now suppo' '"s
free silver are not really In favor Of depreciht"i
.,,rr.ncv 7, looks TO me az II there are good
,ra,v reonle in the free-siver movement who are
,rvlnp ~ get even with somebody. / do not beheVe
,ha deleeates from the Southern states Will antag-
orlza the Northern and Eastern Democrats on the
money question
with free-silver platform adopted BY the Demo
cra,s Mckinley will be nominated and elected as
=, least twenty-five States with Republican majori-
ties will have delegates at ST. Louis in favor OF
sourd-money PLATFORM ana they y"r, VII De otes The
Somthern men will be told that they can have me
sIvcr platform II the -esire WIN an ns supse-
ttSo currency question: and try TO carry New-1orh'
Tew-Jersey Connecticu. and Indiana l.,
"it is the duty Of ever Democrat VINO mas any ~
nuence 10 exert II at Chicago IN iavor OF the p III
.on that the Government shall not issue one uVi-
lar in currency that Will not be Ieueelheo ~ ~. ne
hs, money that is Issued In other words II u tne
v,v ~ every Democrat who wishes to see the credit
20 ~ Nation preserved to insist upon the Hialhtch-
snce of the present gold STANDARD
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

There are 23ro Republican voters now on the ro1ls
OF the Mckinley League OF ontario County VIII
lam L. Herendeen, president OF the organization Is
authority FOR tho statement that 80 per cent oil inc
marty in the county are for Mckinley and yet state
co,a,or Ra,nes who with Congressman Payne
will represent the district In St. Louis refuses to
say that he will vote for Mckinley or second ballot
This refusal has caused vigorous denuncau99n H OF
Rslnss throughout Ontario, and has stimulatel IN"
1rovth OF tho Mckinley League IN remarkable
way Clubs are being formed in every eiecton dis
49,, ord the leaders are absolutely confident that
every delegate to the next state Convention VIII .,
against the discredi;ed machine. l<ss than :" pc
oeni ~ The Republican voters OF the county took
mari in the primaries 10 elect delegates 10 the con-
vention ~ which Raine5 was chosen.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
THE INTERNATIONAL FENCING CONTEST

Paris. June 3-The principal contest in the inter-
national fencing tournament to-day won by the
French swordsman Rue who defeated the Italian
fencer Greco by a score OF II points 10 g.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
A CHINESE ARMY DEFEATED.
GENERAL TUNG's TROOPS SLAUGHTERED BY THE
REBELS OF THE KAN-sOo PROVINCE.

London, Juno "a dispatch to The Globe" from
Shanghai says the rebels In the Province of Kan
500 the most northwesterly province of China.
have defeated the Chinese army commanded by
General Tung, with great slaughter.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

w0DID,S IL C. r.. T.. TO MEET ~ CANADA.
Chicago. June 3-The next biennlai coh'en''o' Va
the Worlds W. c. r. L. will be held In Cahada
nr.h,hlv in Montreal This decision was reached
by the Executive Committee In LONDON on May o.
on tho Invitation Of the Canada Union.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

Paris June S.-A dispatch from Mines in the De-
partmcnt of Gard says that explosion OF gas oc-
CURED In the Fontanes mine, near Rochebelle, yes
terday killing twenty-five miners.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
f.rTTING READY FOR THE CoNN hN llo.>

c, Louis June 3-Sergeant-at-arms !. f. byfhes.
~ the Republican National Convention. arrNeu
here from Minneapolis last evening" ne WI, 'e''"''
''' ~, 49, o,ose NJ the Convention. His first act
.s 20 onen the headquarters of the National COM
mIttee at the Southern Hotel The hrst duty ana ana
ono Of the most trying ones that Mr byrhes VIII
nerform will be the appointment oil suporaihates. es
These consist of 800 assistant sersea's-a' ,oo
doorkeepers. 40 ushers. 200 messengers ana ~"
49, ,rh National Committee will meet here on
june 10 to ray Mr. Byrness o the doren
onhidstes snd representatives OF the various Ssn6e
and Territorial de.egaons Ihe[N hy Mr. are y2nes g sue
applications for appointment ns ~" slternates news
paper men employees of the conven1Ion persons
especially invited are now IN me nA',,s - and
Byrnes He also has the tickets III Manu. "
is coming applications for them
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
sITY OF TORONTO.

Toronto. Ont. June s-Dr. David Blain. ex-mem-
Der OF Parliament, writes TO the press protesting
against the University OF Toronto comforting the
degree OF LA D. upon Godv1n Smith. Mr.. Blan
charges that Mr.. Smith has systematically endeav
ored 10 bring ebout the annexation OF Canada TO
the Cnitel States entangng engagements be-
tween tho two countries. and says that one. who
has taken such stand ought TO receive the ap-
prova OF the highest educational institution in this
country.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

TO WEEKLY TRIBUNE ADvERT3egR4
II "a necessary tor advertisers to have thsir opy.
In the once for The Weekly Tribune before ivy
day
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
REGRETS OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT
THE COUNCIL OPPOSES KRUGER.
HE FAvORs REFORMS WHICH ARE OBJECTED TO
BY DR. LEYDS AND VICE PRESIDENT
JOUBERT-A CRISIS IMMINENT.

CRISIS IMMINENT.
London. June 3.-"The Times tomorrow will pub
llsh a dispatch from It's Pretoria correspondent say
ing that the trouble In the Executive Council OF the
Transvaal is becoming acute.
DR.. W j. Leyds the Secretary OF State. and Vice
President Joubert oppose President Krtiger. who Is
in favor OF the institution OF reforms and the adop
ton OF peaceful policy. Dr. Leyds the correspond
ent adds is extremely unpopular with the people OF
the Republic
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
ENTHUSIASTIC FOR M'KINLEY.

Colonel II. C. Sherrard Of Steubenville. Ohio. who
was member Of Ex-Governor McKinleys stan, Is
IN The city on a vacation. Mr Sherrard will remain
.e'e M until few days before the St Louis Conven-
o o.a' wnen he will return to his home and join the
o"'o delegation to the Western city Mr.. Sherrard
s .s"es 70 New-York straight from Major Mckinley.
"chihey is going 10 be nominated he said yes
,e''ay He is good a gold man as ever lived
'peh' some time with him Just before came East,
an' Know just how he stands upon the money
question"
Coohel jeremiah p Bliss-but everybody In Co
,1nous calls him "Jerry"-is staying at the Imperial
!, ,s Colonel Bliss is the local Republican leader
K Ws W.,onlo onlo capital. With him are Congressman d.
"'ashon and +. VI. OIL. prominent republican
s.cian yo OF the Buckeye State Wherever that party
rsr.ieIe svs mere Is Mckinley enthusiasm. Mr. Watson
iene'ked "Of course. my district is Columbus. and
c.sa,. nm right at the heart Of the Mckinney storm
W.uWWe. Dut you Will find that the enthusiasm Tor
a. ennley throughout the country Is just as Intense
mn Is night at his own home. Major Mckinley
ta MI De nominated. and II will be a precious good
.inf ~ TOO. for some OF these Democrats who have
~ - iher party 60 mad on The money question He
VIII save the country from ne silver lnnacy
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
GERMAN OFFICER MURDERED
BoDYGUARD OF THE NANKIN vICERoY
THE ASSAILANTS.

THE KATsER's SQUADRON ORDERED TO THE CITY
PROBABLE RESIGNATION OF ALL HIS OF
FICERs IN THE CHINESE SERVICE.
London. June 3.-"The Globe publishes a dis
patch from Shanghai which says that since the re-
turn OF the Viceroy Liu Kun Yin TO Nankin the Ger
man officers who lent to China by Germany
10 drill the Chinese troops have been repeatedly in
suited hope being entertained that they would re-
sent the insults by resigning
This practice not having the desired result, the
murder OF German officer named Krause by the
Human bodyguard Of the Viceroy, and the German
forthwith. 1t is believed the dispatch says. that all
OF the German officers in the Chinese service will re-
sign.
CECIL RHODES WILL STAY THERE.
HE PROPOSES TO LIVE AMONG THE PEOPLE OF
RHODEsIA AND DEVOTE HIS ENERGIES TO
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TERRITORY.
London June "A dispatch to The Pail Mail Ga
from the Sanitary Board OF Buuwayo. said that he
proposed 10 live among the people Of Rhodesla and
devote the whole of his energies 10 the development
OF that territory.
REGRETS OF THE SWISS GOVERNMENT.
HAVE FAILED TO REPLY TO PROPOSALS
FOR AN ARBITRATION TREATY.
Berne, June 3.-The Swiss National Council. to-day
passed resolutions expressing regret that the United
States Government had failed to reply to the pro-
Federal Council to ask for categorical answer TO
the proposal.
expressed by the Council. declined to indorse the
full resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
'"ANsPORTATION TO THE CONVENTIONS.

'"NsPORTATION TO THE CONVENTIONS
-, S.eago' June 3-Notice given TO the lines Of
,a',nral central Passenger Committee yesterday of the
p.S.ns additional restrictions tickets for the
paolcan Convention at St. Louis and the Demo-
~ ~, convention at Chicago:
Ispted for passage from Chicago roing previous to
oreS -; o. nor later than June l5 and will not be hon
June ls nor later than J,ne q rses,dess 81 any
their t,cs which connecting lines may place upon
order connon. Tickets may be sold with exchange
~ St. Louis. but such tickets will not be
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
OHIO SILVER DEMOCRATS IN CONFERENCE

columbus. Ohio. June S.-Tfe silver Democrats OF
e State held conference tere to-day. 1t was
sseo. The highest number Of persons present at
,y one time twenty-four. This explained
" Inc statement that the Democratic primaries
~ ~ county and district conventions had declared so
sAormly for free silver that the free silver Demo
u su OF the State did not consiser 1t necessary to
a.end to-days conference. The only prominent men
IA nSe,;ht were General A. J. Wamer OF Marietta,
rs,.s sudge Stark of Cleveland The following dele
Co., and alernates-atlarge TO the National Silver
jam, ce were selected: Delega tes at!arge, Ben
IN butterworth, Of Cincinnati Judge Il. j. Bland
c..,oI q. oI Cleveland; Henry T. Niles OF Toledo and
Jds1 A ]. Warner. OF Marietta. Alternates,
s;sI NJ w. Oliver Of Cncinnau: Judge S. ID.
John ,t ot Cleveland; Mason Warner OF To.edo. and
S'n NJ Moore, Of Greenyille.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

A ,.,ro-o,,. ,dvoca,. q, McK!nley's nomination is
~. venerable Martin l. Townsend. OF Troy. VINO
n,aced Chester A. Arthur IN nomination for 'h'
Presidency at Chicago In 1884. Mr. TOWNSEND Is
nearly ninety years OF age. bu, he takes az de'P
an in,eres, in politics ever This tirade as"l''
Mckinley" he remarked the o'her oaS' "'
.,. "a on. eaw two men who were supposed 20
be RcpubUcan leaders rise In their seais IN ths H
ate because that bad man James ,sIn''n ~ ~
niacsd another bad man. James q. bIalne, AZ N"
head OF the Administration. and yst ,e% NJ ~
ia,ar ,aw the good Mr Platt booming 'he pa. VI.
uIaire for Presiient Within -" yehre tlll. .@., @
nv ha. fallen from condition o, tle pa,.
o.r,,v 10 . stato OF the lowest adyersity. ~sIe
~ the height OF success under ne M.n.n.,s
AZ w "a Tia abolition brought the other extreme
RI. ,neon,. associate the name o, MchIhiey WIN
don, ',ln,cs 'Rnr Mckinley or Mckinney o'Il-ts
al The same to them
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
TOO MUCH OF AN AMERICAN.

DR. DAVID BLArN OBJECTS TO THE DEGREE OF
III. H. BEING CONFERRED UPON PROFESSOR
GOODWIN SMITH BY THE UNIvER-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

or the Miller-Piatt controversy "The Aupu'" "
vertiser" remarks: MIR. Miller's position WIN Iei
ence 10 Mr. Morton Is good one ana ios''A ~ % ~
There was never and has never been ue'ha"u ~
,tis c,a,e for Governor Morton for President Cow
srnor Morton was the candidate OF dinner P@ai @ - in NJ
Republicans, to which the rank and lie "eie w "
yited-"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04

One OF the best-iuformed m"n"~rr OF amman,
,.u b.cI.rel the other day that Mckinney "on''
-. 80. ,,o,e. from the members of that or
..rI,.,,on than any Republican candidate that mas
ever been place. in nomnation "Mckln'ey' ~"
aan~i. 81. stronger with ;h~ rnrF end III" o' 'He
- u.r,ocrats a. well KepuhioailN -'hih
PcvP'. - uI,ine ever was | should not be su'
1rard 10 see Mckinney majority IN NcN,i & of"
20, 80 | do not expect 20 -" N" l''in"
SLa. ,',r,,.v N S.w- York Ctiy feach H'''. anu
- @ooI nnf st,rpris. me 1. rkml"y carrie ,A"
civ tell you the Mckinley moN'h'"' 'S "'"'
wave"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-04
LIBERALS GAIN ONE SEAT.

J. F. BARLOW DEFEATS Mr.. THYME IN soMER-