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New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
ScOTCH-IRISHHEN " SESSION.

ROBERT BONNER RE tIE'-rEn PRESIDENT OF I'LL
SATloNAi fO'TErr
HARRISBURG Penn juno At this mornings -cs-
,on Of the arnnni congress OF the Scotchlri'A So
cic,v Of America Robert Homer. o. Sew lork. "'H
elected president for another year. not"thsi'"I
ing his expressed desire 20 retire. All ~" "'h''
oalccrs ver. reelected tho only addition h"hS the
cho,c. o, VI Wilson McAlarney. ~ liHrHhufR' as
secr.,ary OF the Pennsylvania Society r'So"
,on was adopted expressing thc regret or m" con
er,ss a: tho absence Of Mr. Bonner. ana Us prny"r
mar IA. may soon be restored % hls ""hi"I h'"''h
.n1 eircngfr Tn. congress also sN'f 'APif sol.
IN its aupr.ciation Of his valuable services W D'""
OF the society =, .,.t,. , f.xtrgtou
Y, and of Princeton University. to slVr rooms u"
~ .nr,,v I'm which to meet ana pr"s"fV" lts re
ards we're discussed at some length u WAS HhhlJ
oyreed 10 refer the whole matter T. the l.h"euuN'
Conmi,teo which viii determine which onrr 10 nc
c.'" ON motion of pr MccoOk. or Fhllai"I,'h'a,
me question of preserving thr house III 't"''S'',
Cnuutv i'm which Robert Fulton WaH porn. anu
,hlch f. about 10 be torn down, VIII j." nrpusH 70
80 ,,enfinn Of Governor liasilns" InNllh'4olS I"
hnId IA. ncxf congress IN lS7 at Detroit Hn-hVl''
s, Louis and San Francisco were r"f'rrei !" 'n'
Strees.s were made to-day by the Key III
conrs. NcC'losk'e Of Princeton Cniversity. Nob'tt
Nfenn of Nilnintown. Is. VI. Mead ana r. W Sphr-
theme OF Harrisburg. This afternoon theIr "ci"
,''1rr'ses by Co.one ". H. Hunter. of Strun.h-
yillc. John r MeRiEnis. Of WilIamTor'' '"i'r
IIursh Of York. and others
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
OFFIrERS or the NEW Court.
JUSTICE pAyENroRr MAKES TWO OF HIS Ar-
IDSTM.NTs.

JUSTICE DAVENPORT MAKES TWO OF HIS Az
IOSTM.NTs
civil Justice james +. Davenport Of the new
XIf''h Clyl. Judicial Distrir Court has appo'ntei
Aioiph y On Mhhar'. OF so. al Wes; one-hun-
drel and twrniy-nfih st. clerk of his court, at
salary OF 81 90 = year. and Robert Andrews. on no
lb- columbus ave. assistant cl~.k. at tho same
salary Tho law creating the judicial district per
,ui,- Iustice Davenport to make temporary appoint
n.nfs At an, im~ before his own term expires
Ianuarv lgN. II he Is not reelected. he can re-
move his nppoiutces and make appc c.ntments Tor a
term of sis years Mr. Du Mahaut Is brother-ih-
law of Norcs VI. Mckee. tho Platt leader IN the
urp.- district and MIR Andrews Is a brother OF AS
s.n,bivnan H. r. Andrews. who WAS instrumental
in passing The bill
Justico Davenport Will open court next Monday,
as m. Inv reauifcr II viii be held In the lnte
hcadouartrrs - the Tammany Mnqua 'lub, over
vhlch william T.. Siings Tammany leader oi the
yXrIId District presidss. Tie control OF IN" CIup
iullIlne IL vested In Father kesser, VINO mas tih'h
sons 70 have Mr.. Still.ngs cluD "ylct"d 10 nhhs
vr,v ror Jusilce DaVenports court II" s'SHi"'~ vi
,ho .,nr, will be- on Mondays and ThursiaNs
IN. Way,r's new order places tn stehosi aPhctS,
,r,.r,,ntcrs attendants and tho jtnlor under the
',.', uo,,ca rules The Justice VIII nave 10 make
,,n,,,'r,rv appo!ntments for these places TO hold
nn,h no eligible lst OF the Civil Service hoafd cah
he draw "
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

a., ,y,,,aa .diutan,-General Stewart ana tAe
entire Governors staff: Major-Generai Ne'so"
yu.s Br,ga aier-Ceneral John r. Brooke. MAJOR
General David Mem Gregg Coionei george ~
Meade the son OF the General; Attorhey-"e"o'o
Mccormick. Auditor-General Mylin. State Treasur~
HAYWOOD General Lat;a Private Secretary be'e''
Co,one; John P Nicholson. Henry H. Bingham
Ma,or William II Robbins. and Major Charies IL
R,chardsop Of the Gettysburg National farh No''
mission: and General John p Taylor Major W. n'
Ha-shorn and Colonel r. Bruce Rickets. OF tns
pennsylvania Monument Commissfon' H. ~ nusu
Brown the sculptor OF the Meade statue anu w.
Edwin Elwell the sculptor OF the Hancock monu-
ment , -
,-oya- Master George Gordon Meade. grandson
q, .he dead hero. unveiled IN" statue AS Ine
drapery fell from Il Light Battery g al .n'eo
states Artillery fired salute and great cneer
wont I'D from the spectators. Dedlcatory eAe.o''os
wsre then conducted by George g. Meade fos''
No I Department Of Pennsylvania G A. H. i"s
..ua u-as then formally delivered 10 the Gov
e-ro- OF the State by Brevet Brgadier-GenetA -
p & Cobin OF the Comm ssion "nicn haa ciaise
~ the erection OF the statue Governor iia'''.s,
rooafvsd IN, statue on behalf OF the State IN rev
o,nronrate words Brevet Major-behera! Jaw
AZ, crecp who commanded the Second Cavany
I,v,ston al Gettysburg then delivered the orauoh'
Addresses by Generals Miles and Brooke ana MI
Rrou-n tho sculptor followed, ana the eAe''''e"
closed with music - 49,.
yyben General Goblin opened the exercises at the
Hancock Monument this afternoon the whoie "cee'
ern face OF Cemetery Hill. in front OF the large
platform. was a mass OF people The Rev. Dr. n
" Mcknight president Of Gettysburg College,
made the prayer. and after the band had piayeo
.,Hail 20 the Chief" the statue OF Geherai haheoeH
was unveiled by Miss Eleanor l. Nichoso"' cH'''~
60. hat,cr,es nring the major-generars salute.
co,ara, Goblin then in a few words. transferred
tho statue from the Commission 10 tho Stats
through Governor Hastings. General Goon spoks
reeungly OF Hancock and eulogized him as CORPS
commander and son OF Pennsy!Vania' NoSe'"oS
Hastings accepted the monument, saying m pe[ts
.II was always the history or Hancock tnat No
WAS 10 lead the forlorn hope There was never
mob, er sight than when on the thlrd day fahcock
pickett came on rode before the Second corps eno
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
>.o DO11HT ABOUT THE MONEY PLANK

Russell Sage said Yesterday: The time Is past
for any apprehension over the financial PLANK Of
M. platform 10 be adopted at the st Louis conVen-
It,, T, will be as clean statement hs can d"
o,.d ror nv nnanciers either at home or abroad
Eore,pn capitalists Will be 30 we'll satisfied with II
~, Tho American securities when they sold al low
,oas u,,u he bought back at advanced hg'ir"s
uhen m. p,afform is made and Mckinney STANDS
on II and when It appears more evident that the
ro,rocrat,c frec-silver candidate has no mop" OF
election. The Republican Convention VIII not De
.fr,ia n handle the words gold and Silver The
n,o,,orr viii declare FOR honest money gold
dollar as good as a god dollar now ana SILVER
dollar OF equal value Anybody knows that Knd
=, sfIver dollar cannot be had by free coinage or
coinage at a. nxed ratio Free-silver men cohcede
in private conversations that they nave no 'hahce
n, cl.ctIng a candidate in either parry no" "N
isting or In any one tina may De lo',f s a.
have for many years known Senator 1chcr. VINO II
he most discussed candidate Of the free-sVer Dem
ocTats at Chicago. and know ne has no iuea oi
his own or any other free-s.ver candidate eIcc-
ton The talk that Major Mckin is wrllhs en-
couraging letters to tne frec-sl!'er representatives.
In he West Is bOSh
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
cnrrCHES FOR MKINLEY.
,,vr1y MEETING OF THE LEAGUE
COUNTY COMMITTEE.

,pooKF1ELD. A. H. STEELE AND OTHERS
MAKE ADDRESSES.
rousing meeting at the headquarters
Tne'e ,soK,nlev League. No. 80 East Twenty-sec-
Of the w., evening 1t the weekly gathering
ond-s'' nanuhl,can County Committee OF the Nc
o. u. Iaarue DR.. Winterhurn presided.
Kihe' as, sneaker was eX-Commissioner "lHam
Tne s.,s who received splendid welcome Mr.
Bfonanld spoke with his accustomed iorce ana
BrookN Ne said that nobody doubted that he
d'rech.. he SAID when he declared his purpose 10
mean. n,.Kin.ey on the first ballot. Great ap-
vote ~. Nr Brookheld told little story about MS
pa'ns a. a Sultan's tomb during Ms recent
e1p.nroad and applied 1t to the opposition 10
np np,lav He said that the people OF New io'N
"n,as Mckinley for fSfs'aeh,' al" .n't ,",.
~sH ~". would be respected at ST. LOUIS. MI b'ooA-
SsN' aoun amid an outburst OF cheering
tsa sa &C. discussed the tariff question and
hot the work.ngmen OF the country VINO
gov sa.n the worst sufferers from free trade de-
2d ara pee" ready 10 support McKinleys NOM
fs' NTH a fervor and unanimity unparaHe'eo
A'o o,,ical history OF the country
,he .,t,ne with a Democratic business man
! , -" said Mr. Steele. "a man who never Voted
ys hut Democratic ticket in his llle al STATE
:,.,onal elections. He told me that ne proposeu
sna ,or the Republican candidate Tor fres'ueh'
w""e su whoever was nominated. adoihH t'iat nv
h' ia" .,,ad him exactly The reason when the
siC
pemV was unit 10 govern the country tha'
e's"s radc A complete failure He said: II l. as
nav ... man. should begin 20 put on III! grocer
ps~ nv butcher and iceman and ali my cred-
sna 0 ,,h nromissory notes. when by running my
Fos nronerly / could pay in cash everybody
sHS' y that was unfit to manage my business
Vou" 80 "a have a receiver appointed. The Demo-
ana V1e has proved its incompetency by is-
claac pan.Sds in payment for It's expenses; "Heil
suing oo"S ~ the Government could be paid IN Sash
the aep.s shle md capable administra tioh such as
under se,H',,cars gave Us. | shall vote against the
The Repu.GJn nartV this fall because II mas SHOWN
Democrat lied policy is failure. ana thal IL
tha. Us snow how 10 raise revenue 10 support the
does not kIIo" INV
GoysrnMe.re .re thousands Of Democrats IN this CITY.
TIER TIER. and th!s country" said Mr. steele VINO
this SIss for a return OF Republican Adnihisra-
W. W.. t,r the reasons given. 49,, ,,,a,,, =, -,oss
ton i9 80, nnenheimer urged the hoIdihs OF mas
Benyal.n IA ei,rrV Congress district 10 demand that
neet,hss hsn.as 80 chosen to the St. Louis convention
the as'eea for Major Mckinley on the nrs palIot
fhoui1 W. ~ lime he said for the ASSERTION OF state
Th;s "as Sovarnor Morton was an exceleut man IN
pnSe. c,s ~ hut his nomina ton was imposslpie'
n'ny itspd hdp"d be no lack OF harmony at 81 LOUIS
laele snV ssn,na,a 20 the Republican National ConVeeh-
ger! LurIS u.,IS cast mis- for William MchihieI
ren n,, Di Service Commissioner Thomas SUITES anu
Chairman W inter"
C-echeS.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
PI-RRoY BREAKS LOOSE AGAIN.

County Clerk Henry D. Purroy attempted on his
return from Europe last week 10 castigate John {.
Sheehan the acting Croker Of Tammany Hall. for
his attitude toward the Greater New-York bill wnen
It passed the Assembly Mr.. Sheehan has n0t
deigned 10 notice Mr.. Purroy's attack. but his 81
lsnce has not soothed the animosty OF the Tammany
leader above the Harlem. The County Clerk was
out yesterday In another statement criticising MI
sheehan. and defending the Tammany Assembly
men, Butts and M!ttuacht who broke away from the
Wgwam majority and voted for the bill. Mr. Pur-
roy's latest effort in the form OF letter ad-
dressed 10 The Harlem Local Reporter. He is
plainly determined 10 compel reply from MI
sheehan FOX ne makes this undisgused threat:
The true FOR the injudicious attempt 70 de-
feat Greater New-York IN the Assembly. after II
had already been favored in the Senate. are not
Just now publicly known but II may become neces-
ary 10 give those facts 10 the PUBIC In the interest
OF justice and honest legisIaliOn.-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

Wlnstel. Conn. June 5-W. H. Mir"r. aged seV-
en,y-slr ono % tho most prominent citizens IN
Western Conncciicr' died at his home In FAILS
Village last night OF pneumonia after an illness OF
one week II" Was n wealthy and prominent man
afl active IN town nnnir- lie had been for many
,.,r. treasurer of the Falls Village Savings Bank.
he leaves one daughter.
Omaha June Colonel T.. +. Hooker formerly
general I've stock agent Of the chicago. ROCK
island ami Pacinc Ralroed. died here this morn
ohio Iowa and california
Cincinnati Juno John Hauck. millionaire
hrever ana - hank president of his city. died at
. private -anitariGn ~ tho highlands OF Kentucky
early thi, morning Of apopeAy lie was Sixty
old
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
J. f. CAMPBELL AND CHICAGO.
HIS STAND on THE MONEY QUEsTION-EX- sen
AToR NJ G. BUTLER IN THE CITY
SHORT TIME

SHORT TIME.
While James f. Campbell. ex-Governor Of OHIO.
has declared his Willingness 10 run on free silver
ticket and trying &c; the support Of the State
delegation from Ohio in the Chicago Convention.
prominent Ohio Democrats say that he W Ii not
make much Of a showing IN the convention. NJ.
Campbell IS In the city present and - staying
at the Hote. Metropoe. Although he declares that
he is not candidate for the honor H. admits that
in case the nomination IS offered 20 HIM he would
accept Il.
Mr.. Campbell recently returned from visit 10 the
Capital and yesterday n excellent spirits. /
don't think that the Democratic party has mo-
nopoly OF the trouble caused by friction between
ne gold standard and the free-conage men, by any
means" he SAID The Rcpubl cans have II them
selves but we are more in Il ihan they are judge
The S. Louis Convention Wi undoubtedly ne Tor
gold. but the frce-co!nsge men W. dominate al
Ch.caCo Harmony within party lines Is more e.
sential 70 the Democracy now ihan any 0 hrf !as"r
The majority W. be- Tor iIee siVc,, aiu '''r ~, ~
favor OF giving them what hey want bu' N a
concatory way. The god m-n must he ir'" ca d
d honorable minority with homes com Ic'loI.,,
am in favor OF lnterndtlOna. D.ihfta ilHH anu d
special rec procal ARRANGEMENT with those nation.
which agree with lis on me money question. ~
cannot get any other nation 70 lyJn "S. '',..
can 20 ahead on own responsibility ana win d
definite time for the indus ara On 81 .,s, - - .. IN
trade would have chance 10 adjust Nse.i 10 con-
Ex-senator VI. c. Butler. OF South Carolina; who
was bea Zen tor re-cleciion he Senate by Benja-
min T.llman. the radical free silver man 4id p ,I-
fork orator. In the city Yesterday lof i'W
hours He passed through here on MS way 20
IVES, Point Mr.. Butler was not inclined 10 TAX
politics but he admitted nat me pemorfary OF & n.s
:anatlcisn He believes that nc iree-colhaee me-
vii. dominate a. CMcaeo ana ,na' a Ill,o .5,.
free coinage vii, make much Of showing at the
polls in spite Of the hulabaloo abou; Il
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
NO UNION WITH TAMMANY HALL.

The General Committee OF the Independent Or
ganzation Of the Vth Assembly District met
last evening az Spencer Hall No. ia West Four
teenth-s1. William 8 Temple presided. and re~olu-
tons opposing any union combination with ram
many Hall were adopted. The liberal course OF
julius Hamburger as Excise Comm ssoner was com-
mended and speeches were made by bernard J.
Douras. James G. Boyd. William IL Scnhltzer
James Brady and Ernest Harvier The latter re-
called, as applicable the present political situa-
ton the story az Iobn Phoenix when a West Point
cadet Phoenix having recited correctly the method
o' attacking a fortress. was asked now ne "ouid
proceed In case ne were inside and the enemy on INC
outside OF the fort ID point Of the lesson on whlC
ne was not prepared He replied tnat ne wou.a
Wacuate let the enemy get In ana then a Ia,
,1em from outside and overcome them ihis' WI.
harvier said. was the tactics proposed by certain
snu-Tamina ny Democrats who had fought for SIX
,Ar 10 dislOdee Tammany from ONCE. They no"
,sn IN favor of putting Tammany back In once
:" o'der 10 turn the Tigers out again afterward
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
MRS. ROBERT J. NIVEN.

NJ. Roher, J Nlven whose death is reported
from Paris was member OF the Vanderbilt fam
ilv She was th- third daughter oi tho la'e Commo-
Tor. VANDERBILT, and sister OF the late w H.
Vanderbilt She was married when young
woman 70 the late Horace r Clark who was at one
limo n" pre~iicn; Of tho Lake shore ana H'hisah
Southern Railroad After the death OF Mr.. clark
she remained In retirement for some time ana
fa,.- va. married To Robert J. Niven. who d'ed
recently She had spent much ~ her time abroad
ana had been l,lng IN Paris. The funeral VII axe
ri,.. IN Paris to-day and me burial VIII be III
Eranr. Tho news ~ Mrs Niven's death was re
c.ly.l hy tho members ~ the Vanderbilt family IN
,hl. CITY az once but owing 10 tho fact thht u
,o,,it g.. lrnroasihe 20 get 20 France IN zine TO
,,eni ,hc service none of tho members OF the fam
lly thought II best 10 80 20 farS
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
THE MKINLEY LEAGUES TRAIN
,c,, rp1p TO ST. LOUIS WITH ALL MODERN
COMFORTS IN TRAVEL.


~. .,s.,., train which Will carry oeieea''on "
-. wnKinlev League OF the state OF ..
~. his c,ty 70 the Republican Na'o''aI I'm
.... =, :, louis will be made up ci the mes ."-
r,,rs a~ aver he West Shore Railroad ana Will
.r tho modern comforts IN railroad 'ra'e'
It'll hs ample accommodations 'or sieepi"s ""1
sr,s =, -he way 10 the convention anu '''e q"
-, - attract a great deal ot attention on a0-
.,nr, =. ,.s decorations Everybody who sees '"e
vain VIII know that & carries the represeh'aUNeo
A. the Mckinley League OF the Empire state Among
vbon Will be a number OF prominent Ne"-io'Ae
+ Lambert the general passenger agent o'
n. West Shore Road. will have personal sui~i'
vision ot the train which Will have clear pa'"
and Is expected 10 make quick time Leaving h''e
Al $50 o'clock or The morning OF sailraay Jun.
u tne train ) stheduled 10 arrive IN 81 LOUIS d.
Soclock on the afternoon Of SUNDAY, June -. 4. ~
number OF cars In the train VIII De iarse e'oes''
10 accommodate all who engage 10 80 on ss asa Ian,
Tbose who have not already engage1 70 go ann "di.'
10 70 should communicate with Ade!oer; r. S,ee.e'
The treasurer OF the league. at the headquarters
IA q East Twenty-secondst.. with as Nttie ucia!
mons,er roll Of me s!gners OF the platform Of
,ts NcKnley League VIII be carried 10 the conven-
ton on the uain. There are about N.oo signatures
o! New.York State Republicans on the roll.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
JOHNS HOPKINS WANTS ITS AoNhf.
MOVEMENT REGrN TO COMPEL PAYMENT OF
DIVIDENDS on IT'S BALTIMORE AND
ONO STOCK.

,,r.,nrNps OK IT'S BALTIMORE AND
ONO STOCK.
,,,t,oore June (SpeciaD.-The trustees OF Johns
. ,, t.ntver-ify which holds S0o).0O OF the
-, 80 ~. ,rererred stock OF the baltimore and ONO
Uauro,d today took steps 10 protect its interests
, n,,rce through the courts the payment OF the
, annual dividend. due July l. Private persons
oores.ntatiyes OF State and city institutions,
ni5,,o in tho aggregate over *l,eDvo more OF the
a,ook have ,oined with the Johns Hopkins trustees
-, .no movement TO secure dividend. committee
s,stlnp. OF James l.. McI.sne. John GIN and John
uyhl,ridge was appointed at the meeting to-day
-, " ,rosacute the claims OF the preferred stock
holders -, -
several prominent lawyers engaged as counsel say
=. ,ha.a dividends are collectable under any cir
anc,s even although the road Is In the hands
.na,aivers. that II the road were sold the nrst
ot -. ON the proceeds would be the settlement Of
.h"ss claims and that n simple payment or their
ssr vauc would not suffice. but they would have
-. y. maid in sufficient sums to guarantee per
10 , I,vidcnd OF per cent according TO the terms
., The original contract There ~ no doubt that
u, 49, Iulv / II payment IL refused suit will be
INN and carried TO the Court OF Appeals.
Sha floating debt holders and the holders or other
,ssucs Of stock will probably resist the payment or
,nis nreferred claim as Will, II Is Understood, the
rmce,yers The interest this stock Is badly needed
he the university and Its trustees are the prncpai
movers in the present plan, although II IL under
a,ood that It has the support OF the Baltimore ke-
orga niZation Committee.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
TWO HEROES IN BRONZE.
STATUES OF MEADE AND HANCOCK UN'
YELLED AT GETTYSBURG.

TIE IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES WITNESSED BS =
GREAT ruRoNG OF DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS
AND CIyIILANS-GOvERNoR HASTINGS
ACCEPTS THE MEMORIALS on BE-
HALF OF THE STATE
Gettysburg Penn, June 6.-The equestrian sts~
ue, erected by the State OF Pennsylvania TO the
memory OF General George G. Meade. commanoer
OF the Army Of the Potomac and Generai "innsa"
Scott Hancock, commander Of the Second Corps' IN
the Battle OF Gettysburg, were unveiled To-Day WIZ"
impressive ceremonies In the presence Oh mss
n,mhor ~ DISTINGUISHED military officers ana
civilians -. xr..S~
The exercises at the unveilng OF the aassoS
statue were held in the morning at the site OF tao
monument, just in the rear Of the BLOODY angie
on the stand were seated Governor Hastings ~
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
NALplN.s BOOM SOUNDS AGAIN

Albany June tSpcciaD Tho Plar Republican,
., Albany we're greatly inccnsei to-day hv receiving
y circular letter from The Young Mems R"puhh e"
club of Milwaukee favorlng the nomination oi H"@-
cral + 4 McApin. Adiu'ant-G'ner'l of ihi. state.
for Vlcc-Pro,llcui in case Mckinley is nomna' ~d
for President General McAlI.n is head ot Gov
crn.r M,rton's military stain Thl' b'inS ne c'S'
80 ~. R.n,.liicsn. le.l,r. he ought not 20 h"
r,isN.A hv any FOR Nic"-I'r' -iIrnf ~ lons a'
MI Morton - candidate FOR President
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
TO DISCUSS A BOLT FROM ALTGELD.

Chicago June 5.-On the invitation of the honest
money and honest primary organization OF Cook
county Democrats conference Of gold-standard
Marty leaders from all parts Of Illinois viii be he'd
here Saturday TO report the status OF the silver
movement upon which TO base a decision to the
advisabity OF calling a State Convention separate
from the one be held at Peoria which Is ex-
,nccted 10 vote for silver and Altgelds nomna
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
Az ON CROOK UGHT.

Troy ~ y June "a letter and photographs
oce,ved from the Pinkerton Defective Agency at
~, York have led to the Identification or an alleged
foreer Of many aliases held here as walter Norton
80 so.ned convict from the jail at Keokuk. Iowa,
= ~. u,as held for swndling. and later from
,,. Toilet Penltentiary in Illinois
ue was held at the latter institution FOR swhh"hs
Ii hog,,s certified checks at Rockford Ill. and
WIN II ,h. day before his sentence expired tnus
.iuIinR the Keokuk officers ,. M. .o
The description OF the escaped convict taes pre-
nc ~ that Of Morton, even to tattoo marks on
g.. I'm Tne hearing OF the case was adjourned
~, ,,,' ,ha nolice court this morning until June L.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-06
Portland. ore. June 3.
TELLER AND THE PRESIDENCY.
ur nors NOT EXPECT TO BE TIE NOMINEE OF
THE SILVER MES.

Washington June (SpeciaD Senator Teller docs
not take much stock. according 10 writer IN IN"
Post" In the proposition 20 nominal" MN as 'hN
euvor candidate FOR the Presidency. lie thinks that
Ex-Governor Boies. OF Iowa. VIII be nom'HA'-l ny
rho Democrats and indorscd by the Populists on
n 20 -latrorm or perhaps Vice Prc@.den. Steven
son who IL the candidate Of the Senatoria! syndI-
cate provided Governor Alleged can b" Induced 20
coocur Senator Teller says that II senator IN
hsd s,uck hy his Elmra speech no would certainly
hn ~. Democratic nominee That was hrst-cias'
sn.ech he esvs and Hill was sincere when ne maze
Nth me interest OF the entire country AZ h""fi
i,, a,,cr he was elected Senator he thought II was
h,s duty 10 represent the mario" views 1l ""i
Street and tho banking interests anu ""'"''" ''''
~ PT-b. -. tax Of General Schoneld a. candidate was
oniy three DAYS gossip II lasted JUST lnnE enough
,or' come Democrats with great freedom or eH-
yass,on 70 utter a hot dissent 10 the idea or
p11iSi.r "a date They ray they want no moro
hra ss buttons in the White House.