Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-08-01

OF anupathy 70 Tree sLVSf'
Senator Teller addressed mammoth
audience at Cheyenne on the aSth, ad-
vislng all to vote for Bryan.
BRYAN and Sew all were endorsed by
the Silver party at St. Louis. Their
principal plank is for silver at rs TOT.
Edward B. WinsIow, democratic can
didate for governor of Maine, has with
drawn because of the Chicago platform.
Armenian massacres still continue.
Over forty villages were destroyed and
all male persons over eight years killed.
New York and Philad eIphia bankers
have deposited gold sufficient to keep
the reserve above the $IOo,ooo,ooo
mark.
Ten thousand men have gone to work
In iron mills at Pittsburg and Young
town, wage troubles having been adj
justed.
Five hundred delegates to the National
Window Glass Workers association
visited Mckinley, while en- route to
Pittsburg.
The House of Assembly at Capetown
has unanimously adopted censure to
Cecil Rhodes for the part he played in
the Boer campaign.
Arthur Sewall, democratic nominee
or vice-president; will not resign from
the race on ascount of not having been
endorsed by the poPulists.
A tramp at Mcpherson, Kas., assault.
ed Mrs. Frank Oldfield, and would have
been Iynched by irate citizens, but for
the timely ARRIVAL of the sheriff.
E'ae losspf life caused by the cloud
&igbt ia @Nsdcn, Colo, is twenty mine.
vsrkf Ties are still missing. Seven
hiiies 81 railway road-bed are also de-
stfoyed.
A crowded meeting at Capetown
passed resolutions asking the reinstate-
ment of Cecil Rhodes as managing d.
rector of the chartered South Africa
company.
John Toms, youthful desperate of
St. Joseph, Mo-, wanted for highway
ROBBERY, disarmed deputy sheriff when
surrounded by posse in a cornield
and escaped.
An imperial trade has been issued by
the sultan, notifying the council at Ar
menIa and the Patriachate that they will
be held responsible hereafter by any
treason by Armenians.
MP. st. John, the New York banker,
who was forced to resign a $4,000 job
because of his free silver views, has
been appointed treasurer of the Demo
cratic national committee.
On the question of boiling the Chi.
cago ticket and platform the Massachu-
sets democratic committee, "A to IA,
decided to refer 1t to the state conven-
tion which meets In September.
Judge Clark, In the United States
court, has Issued decree ordering sale
of the Nashville American, on the APP
pllcation of the first mortgage bond.
holders. The sale will be made In the
latter part of August.
About forty "broad-guage" prohibit
tionists met at Denver and organized
the Colorado branch of the national
party. Levi Booth was nominated for
governor and the candidacy of Bently
and Southgate was endorsed,
The substance of Bryan's dispatch,
which the populists would not allow to
be read In the convention, is said to be
that he would not discuss other Issues
than those embodied In the Chicago
platform. whether nominated or not
Senator Butler of South Carolina,
has stated that Watson, Bryan,s running
mate on the populist ticket. will not
resign, as his nomination was demand.
ed by the people. SewaIl, he says, has
1t In his power to unity the silver ele-
ments by withdrawing from the ticket
Information was received at Denver
police headquarters that James Morton,
convict who escaped from the peni-
Tertiary in California and was recaptured
in that city, had again escaped while be.
Ing taken back to Folsom. 1t Is said
that Morton jumped from the train at
Battle Mountain, New.
Peter Maher has about concluded that
he cannot arrange a match with Joe
Choynsky In San Francisco. His man.
ager, Connolly, says that the national
club has about given up hope of secur-
Ing a permit, and unless some of the
clubs that are In a position to hold an
exhibition come to the front with good
offer very soon, Maher will be off for
New York.
Mr.. A. ]. Balfour, first lord of the
treasury and government leader in the
house of commons, replying to ques
tion In the house, said the time had not
yet arrived to consider the matter of ad.
vising the queen to pardon the Irish
prisoners convicted of treason, the sue
gestion having been made that her mai
esty grant pardon to such convicts
upon the sixth anniversary of her reign.
The new one dollar silver certificate.
designed by Mr.. Low of Washington.
has made Its public appearances and there
Is a rush by local business men at Waab