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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
ALL WILL BE IN LINE.
Everything Is Ready for Parade
of Fire Department.
Column VIII March In Five Divisions.
Trial Of New Steamer.

Chief Steere OF the fire department. has AR
ranged for the general review OF his msn.
horses and apparatus to be made at Q 80 a. m.
tomorrow. The object OF tho review is nor
only to display the merits OF the new stesr,
fire engine for the mill stseet station. hut
also to show the city fathers what the fife
department looks like. everything depending.
of course, upon 10 alarms ccming in at tho
wrong time.
Mayor McGuinness sand members OF the
City Council will be on hand TO the pre-
cession go by. The line viii form Mt she cor.
ner Of Cove and Fountain streets and as once
be reviewed in the following order, tbere be-
ing five dviaions:
First division Chief Steere leading, Hose
companies .. o, II and IL, engine IL, ladders
and o, protective l aud Chemical 1.
S.cond division. Deputy Chief Hin leading.
hoses and 6, en- eines 2, IL and l6, ladders
and Z.
Third division, District Chief Griswold iead-
ing. hoses and 10 en- giues anu 10 ladder. 2
protective 2, chemical 3.
Foarth division; District Chief Battsy lead.
ing. engines 4 ard 5. ladders and I, hoses u
aud IL. chemical -
Fifth division. Superintendent Cloudman oy
tne totckidph hNieAb-N'N '~'~s"-s
the telegraph wagon and corps, JUMBO hose,
spare hose wsgon and water tower.
After the review short parade will Ia
held up Westminster street TO Cathedrs'
rquare where the line will pe dismissed, saca
piece OF apparatus going to its own quarters.
Then wilt follow an Interesting trial OF tho
new engine No. 4, beginning at tho bydrant-
corner Of Cove ana Washington streets II
will he shown what she can do with four ono
inch lines and three two-inch lines aftrS
witch with the water tower rs an s"inncs
and q one and three-ouarterinch stream -he
will tlay over tina fiag stat on tho city hall
top.
Finally a test will be made nt the Prone
made street. bridge bydrant CT from one aud
half TO two hours duration. II Il expected
that the new engine tho largest IN the csys
and Of which THE NEWS printed cut. VIII
acauit herself creditsbiy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
Servant Girl and Hired Man
Hacked to Pieces.
Month Old Babe Only One to Es-
cape Being Slaughtered.
Wholesale Slayer Rides Away on Horse
back and Has Not Been Captured.

SAN JOSE, CAL, May 27.-Coionel Il. p.
McGlincy and wife, their daughter, Mrs.
James Dunham, James Wells, son of Mrs.
McGlincy, Minnie Schesler, servant, and
a hired man named James Briscoe were
killed at Campbell by James Dunharn. a
son-in-law of Colonel McGlincy who made
his escape. About midnight nefgh-
Dor named Page heard the report OF
shots in the direction of the Nc
Glincy home. Almost Immediately
thereafter came the sound OF galloping
boots on. the country road. Hurriedly
dressing, Page proceeded to the home OF
the McGlincy's and was Mortified to fiud
the body Of McGIincy lying In an out
house in pool OF blood.
Entering the house he found the bodies
of James Wells, who had been shot, Mrs.
McGlincy and her daughter, who had
been stabbed to death by the assassin,
and the hired man and girl who had been
hacked to death. The last seen of Dun
ham he was riding rapidly toward San
\ Jose on horseback. Family troubles are
said to have caused the murders.
The only one being in the house who
escaped alive was baby one month old,
the child of Mrs. Dunham.
Colonel McGlincy was one of the Cali
fornia commissioners to the Worlds Fair
at Chicago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
EXCITEME ENT
-oN----
Weybosset Street !

The monster sale of the CUSHING, oLMsTED
a SNOW High-grad Clothing Manufacturer, OF
"a rs aud IN Summer street, Boston. has attracted
III largest crow ds and caused the greatest excite
meut Wsybosset street has ever known. Being
unable to handle the vast crowds that attended
this monster sale last week, We have concluded 10
extend our special offer for anothersweek. and in
come OF ion with these goods we Will continue TO
sell the balance Of the A Bacharaoh a. Co.'S stock
OF 429 Market street. Phi. adeiphia, Pa, which
makes one OF the largest lines OF Men's, Bows and
Childrcn's spring ard Summer Clothing ever
placed on sale nder one root We have engaged
% extra saesmen for this week only, and with
handle the big GROVES that Will attend the great
est OF all great sales. Based upon the tact that
these goods we're bought for less than xbc on the
dollar, we are placed In position 20 oner the
people OF Providence and vicinity this greatest
barxrins. the most pheno nal values ever heard
Of such a rush, such Ridiculous Tow prices, such
buying aud selling OF Mems. boys and chhdrens
Cloihing Is sight worth seeing, and all We can
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27

On account of tho Republican National
Convention, the u. a o. X. X. will sell tick
Louis end return at hoif rates. good going
June ~, to IS. and 20 return until June n
Route IL via New York. Philadelphia and
Washington. These rstss are opsn TO the
pul'lic and an excellent opportunity is af.
forded 20 wis 81 Louis during the great con.
vention. For rates and ferther information
address A. J. simmons, N. r. A., 2ii Nsoh-
ington street Bostou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
TRIBUTE FROM BUSINESS ASSOCIATES

Throughout the local finahcial world
expressions OF the profoundest sorrow
at Banker Henry &. Cranston's death
abound today, and ell of the leading
bank and stock men have been hardly
able TO speak OF anything else.
At the Rhode Island Hospital Trust
Company, Vice President Samuel II. Dor
rance said that he had had many dealings
with Mr.. Jranston and he could only say
that he mad always founa him an honest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27

OF tho y. I. wheelmen. Saturday. May q
was won by G. \. boltinR OF Providence on q
stoarns Bicycle. the Yellow felloW; time. IL.
CO. Dawson a Company, sole sgents for these
celebrated machines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27

WANT NEN-to handle the best selling
article OF today:a sample l5c- preht w yer
cent. Address PHARMACIST, srmnS. y; a.
ssox 2l0, -"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TO LIT East side residence. onoduar
ter of mile from Market square; ~ rooms oil
tonveniences: best modern sanitary plum b.
ing ana drainage; the OUTLOOK ~ upon one of
tue bnfst grounds and groves In The city (:
possession June l5. Charles T. Pratt, ~
We-tmirstsr street. mY.6
NANTkD-Summer bOA rdsTs on farm (:
good &c, ono odaitoD: terms moderate Boz
433, FcSh','a. Macs. n27
.BrhkSnlnE hILbS-Psrtios desiring bo .fh
m fafm In a beautiful country, alt milo
bom pretty village. plenty of milk, cream,
,Rg-. etc, hne driving. free fidcs vrrv heal
ny. grand place for children, address Wu. r.
>GreeD,. Berlin, n. ". m2s.6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
DON'T BE A CLAM
But Visit This Monster Sale

From the weli-known makers, Gushing. olmsted
extra we'll made, riyeted buttons. In neat stripes
,uitaoss Tor dress, all sizes, worth 5000; we VIII
From the we'll known makers cushing olmsted e.
snow-Men's strictly ALI wool Cashmere Pants.
extra well made. all sewed with shk and pat
ented buttons worth So 90; We Will sell at 81. ss
From the well-know makers Gushing. oimsted
suow-Men's Extra Fine aud Handsome SILK
aud patented buttons. equal to eustom made.
worth $3.50; we will sell at sass
from the weil-known makers, Cushing, olmstod a.
Snow Mems Extra Fine Cassimere and Fancy
Stripe Pants, extra we'll made, sewed with the
worth 50 so; we will sell at s27a
Mems GOOD Heavy Working Pants, worth s2.2';
will go at soc.
Childrens suits in nice. neat gray and brown
mixtures. all sizes. REFER jackets. worth s'.toi
5000 Pairs Of Childreu's Knee Pants. all shades
and styles. sizes to u, worth as high as si.So;
$50 Mems Odd Vests, all sizes and shades. worth
Mems bicycle Pants all shades and styles, strictly
all wool westminster street stores. $500; our
price sLt9 while they last
Mems Bicycle suits, in all shades, styles and
qualities worth rs high as SIS. bO, we will sell at
From the we'll known makers. Gushing. olmsted
Mems strictly All wool saits. sizes "a TO a. neat
gray mixtnfes. full faced, extra well made and
From the well-known makers, Cushing. olmsted
a Snow
Mems strictly Atwood Cream color Suits sizes
81 to a. In round cut sacks only. extra well made
full faced sewed with best sill and lined and
trimmed very handsome, worth $3.50; will sell
ut SAYS.
From the wsli-known makers. Cushing. oimsted
a. snow
Mems Suits in strictly nll-wool black Clay
wotsted. worth sls:b1; we will sell at si.9s
Mems French Clay worsted In cutaways and rou nd
and square sacks. all satin lined. worth $50 90;
will sell at Sl2.6O.
Mems Elegant Business Suits in all styles and
sh ades worth as high as s22.00; your choice at
$3.50.
During this great raie and on account OF the late
sea on we will place our entire stock OF Mems
Spring OvercOats on sale at one price. That
means your choice OF any overcoat in the store.
n this lot there are browns, grays. blues. and
black cashmere worstcds and oheviots, worth
as hish as s2LO0; your hoce OF ss.4s
Some Of the overooais you will and full satin
lined. t.
This Special Sale viii last for this week
only. and N youyaiue houest dollars do MT
fcreet to come. store open every evening
until 81 Saturdays, 10 y. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27

or the receipts for the.frst.four mont his
Of the present year S23y, 440. l6 was derived
from the tax assignment orders issued in
accordance. with Chapter 303 of the Pablo
Laws, passed at the January Session, A.
ID. 1896, entitled an "Act In amendment
of and In addition TO Chapter 20 of the
General Laws, OF The revenue OF the
State" The method provided of antici-
pating the June and December tax pay
ments has proved OF unqualified benefit
during the past few moths. 1t has also
given additional time for consideration
of the tina ncial requirements of the State.
The power TO equalize the income of the
state In case of necessity cannot fail TO be
OF great convenience In the future. The
balance OF the receipts for the first four
months, s210, 800. IL, was derived from gen.
eral sources.
The statement of the income and ex-
penditures, as above, for the present year
varies considerably from the statement
of the income and ordinary expenditures
for 1876, submitted by tho general treas
urer for the annual message, PIP. d and z,
presented at the January session A ID.
1895, as the following comparisons indi-
cate:
Income Expenditures.
Figures submit
ted fer annual
message. -. s1,3io, 500 90 81, 47o, Oi6 90
Estimates ofSlay
20, 1885,. 81 ,2s3, $40 % s1.1o4, $50 16
Variation..... S56, $50 II 1855, 495 "a
The estimate Of the income made May
20, 1896, after the actual income OF the
first four months OF the year had been
definitely ascertained msy he assumed TO
be approximately correct. The variation
between tho estimates for expenditures
furnished In January and In May makes
additional information upon this subject
desirabI
=. An examination of the appropriations,
submitted by the State Auditor and the
unexpended balances have been or may
be drawn from the State treasury during
the present year will be OF interest.
APPROPRIATIONS
Appropriations made pre-
vious to 1896, on account
OF winch unexpended
balances have been drawn
from the State treasury
previous TO Msy /, 1s96... s1S,224 81
Appropriations as above. on
account OF which uncx-
pended balances may bs
drawn from the State
treasury May I, 1896. less
ceriain amounts which
were re-approf rated dur
ing the Januery session
(AppendiA A)............. f0,Si2 80
General appropriation bill,
passed January session, A.
ID. 1895. .................... 1,00i, go 90
Certain appropri-
ations made az
the January ses-
sion. A. D.lSy6,
not included In
the general op-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
Zoo LArE ROE cLAssIFrcArr oN.
Country hoard.

Farm House among The Hills. new ard FIRST
class wss3a besrA -fettf' aduits. Ample shade
nnd riszzas: modefate rate; home comforts,
short drive iron station, ON the boston ~
Aihsty road. Reference: Lock box as Crat-
bnm, n. Y. mg7 .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
SPECIAL.
BUTT0NW0OD BEACH HOTEL

DECORATION DAY.
Grand opening or Hotel and New Casino,
the best on the bay. Dinner will be served
from until 3 y. m, and 10 will be ius. what
you might expect Lyman will do. Music
Lnngstsf's Orchestrs. Dancing In Casino
aftor dinner and grand display OF fireworks
leave Providence at o and o 30 s.m. Return.
ing will leave Buttnowood ~ 5:35 and 6:40
p m. last train stopping ht way stations
both ways. Don't miss this treat.
m26 THOMAS ii. LYMAN, Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
Car Crashes Through a
Bridge at Victoria.
Crowded With Passengers on
Way to Sham Battle.
Those on Inside of Car Drowned
Like Rats in a Trap.

SEATTLE, WASH, May 27.--The Post
Intelligence's special from Victoria, t.
C., says: From the brightness and glory
Of holiday festivities Victoria was yester-
day plunged into darkness and horror by
terrible accident, which sent q thrill
OF unutterable sadness through the
thousands OF guests, and filed the city
with mourning.
An electric tram car on it's way from
the city to the scene Of the military
psrade ana sham battle. crashed through
the Ellie Point bridge ard without q
moments warning, 61 souls were plunged
into eternity.
The list OF identified dead follows:
Mrs. J A. Trout, Seattle.
Sophie and Alice Smith.
James Thompson Patterson.
Oracle Eiford, daughter OF p. Eilford.
Mrs. Fred Adams.
Fred Adams.
Mrs. William Heatherbell, of Spring
Ridge.
Mrs. q. II. woodhouse OF Seattle,
Wash.
Mrs. ID. L. Ballard OF Providence, II. i.
j. A. Van Bokkeelen, Port Townsend.
J. X. Leveridge of Spring Ridge.
Gabrielle Marata OF Seattle.
Giuseppe Mauro of Seattle.
Mrs Thomas ]. Pnyisic, wife of Thomas
Phyisic of Vancouver.
B. w. Murphy. son OF Foreman Murphy
OF the city wlter works.
W. Crowell.
Mrs. J. Priestly of Minnea polls.
- Marata, an Italian harpist of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27

This Special Sale will last for this week
only. and N you value houest dollars do Mt
fcreet TO come. Store open every evening
until 81 Saturdays, 10 y. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

rro.,t,1.,,, ~, ,,,,,
| tltve WY tip,t 49,, i'." 70
| he looLoh i;l.a Nn,s.i Isl 20 !. ~ may
| cheers that ,nan eT,,,,',F,.,.' iuSittr hhi
| hc ,bt,,i. ~, VI, mnu",'',H foiay Whtn
| 4, ~. ,;,,, ~ nc pIt'ie OF w 4i@rioo
tween Mcki,ev,s now , 80, l,.ie ne. BE-
Of NapolcSa at Waterloo ,hn ' siy .ne , la'e
showed their ADMINISTRATION If ,I'n ,,oi,,i h,
thirty seconds nrayan,,,i w., ,. - OF
proceeding. At length VIZ, ~ ron ron
20 q owm a t,,.fie. he re,s,,nai as ,ail ,,,s'''
Not only thai. hui MS H. NJ
hear with eynr.i ncr.a..iry ,,ti,t,,, n c;ii
sound of the waves As tL.v ,t ,,,,. me me
lorrv shores Of ST Helm x lhe
Why this change Al ~, etl,
no, the change evident tn ,,', 10y tti,i,ds. +
look ut the matter? 1t is no n'.i,,, Wno WI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
W. J. BRYAys RESIDENCE, LINCOLN. NEBRASKA.

ne notified and Mr. Whitney excrted his
10y efforts to make a great ana sensa-
uiirua. ocnhohs'ration Why car no. Nj.
Ivan ana ms carlpaien inanlt,l5 dn
WIN nropric'y what 1t was considered
perfectly proper fCr Mr.. CleveIand aud hi-
H..'nagcrs to do? 80
One polite Now York paper that WIS not
,"ns eh"uth "A the democratic parry 10
n,' ONE n@tlnAlized before II hoited
Steers M thu presumed poverty Of IN
oenocrt,ie Managers SPEAKING, Of the
proposed visit of Senator Jones Of Arlau-
80 80, 70 New Yf"ls TO arrange for III. mott
N.Y. ION oere mony. this newspaper saws:
just whore he VIII gc, The money ,yitb
whletl TO pay 'or the rentai OF Aradisnn
,, nlu,,rt Eatuen, unless Perhaps. II Is bro
poseu 10 vhnrge an entrance lee to * ~.
o , VINO wisl - to be aroused Ly the ora
."ry OF tue silYer-tongueF BRYAN. viii hn
another matter" '''"' "''' "c
J., may add TO tho saiety OF the cam.
na,gn 70 know that tho neHHnaper i,
W ,hn IN ,his wa printed IS bankrupt in
edited by the sheriff "''' S'''' livery
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| tfHt v- ourht 10 declare In r,vor =, In.
clare that me- sold stan,ia ,,' Sc 49,, u.
these verv paopl f5,,r ,,nnli,l. - Deter
s.a ndard ard I'M. ~ OIL tne gold
lcssat- two metals tog..ther eys,, III! ~,
al The world. (Renewed anni,na. WIN VIII
rheers) anu
M'NNh9 "A SUGGESTION.
! want to suggest this truth. that If the
N'1 ','''a'" - good thing we ought
,s vi ia'or OF IT'S retention and
a,Ia .a'o' VI ""i.aohins II; and II the
''"'''''u is DAD thing why should
~, '.i''' o'her nations are will
ing 10 help US to let 20? Applause)
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I'm, al u
iils.i,' ,, ~ Ply w puracns OF spye,nment
~ -. ~ One lax, ApplHuseJ
~ i'u mn n man VINO is not WILING Ia
i"t MS shar" Of tho burden Of IA. uov
80 .',",lt- Whlrh proiocis HIM, INA a
.,-ln W ~" u unworthy TO "nlOy The bless
tthA "l government Ike ours ,An-
i'INa'1
az. Htys mat "" are opposing the Ma
.H,l". ieI!h currency II ~ true n ,n,
n.A it"i Nhat Thomas BENTON sald ,,np
". ma That he s-iil fhhf ir s,.,r's b,,,,.
n'h'nry ne could ma but on. pas.ll..r 20
.hilrrW j. ksoi That Wa r'r,ro uhn
n,' tItjrd tne couspiraofes O. "a ~,
1Nl saved Rome. iir did Tor Rom. u.1t
atkHpn did when he DESTROYER liz. -
.Si'9pifley and saved America. tAn-
F'au'"t} '
We say IN our platform ,hat va hal,oyn
,nht me right TO CON mona, ana ls.,,,.
money u Il fun itson Of government NJ
Hr1i"Ve II. We l,cll,syp q Is a t,ar, az .,,,'.,
I'lfhi}. ana rau no NOR. Win snfo,v ~
"firH"'cd 20 private individuals ihn,2 W., yo
could afNd 20 d"!-rate To urlv,,. ND,
F'pLhls ~" power 20 make neu.l ,tat,'t.
W 9eN$ laws inf i4saflou INnnlatls. go
JEFrERsoN,e orIN,,,,,
Mr. rc, - ''''N,
''''' WIND "aA once regarded
as hp"i democratic authority saa,ns 10
have Il different M in,, ,-.,. -, ~
man whn bns ..,.,...,' ''N'" Wv" f"n'ie-
,h. 49, 'Fsfi vs. on tisv iart OF
'" minority HOE who are oppoa.i IN
ms proposition ten ma tha, ,t, 49,.
lhlcr money IL a fu,eiion ~ @np OF
: ana mat the pov.nmcni ougn, tn "a 49,, ~
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Mr.. Chairman aud Gentlemen OF the Con-
veltion.
1 would be presurnpsuons, indeed. 10
present myself against the dssiin .ysisso'i
gentleman to whom you have listened II
this we're bu; MEASURING Of ability. bu,
this is not contest among persons. The
humblest citizen In all the Land. when
clad in the a-mor OF Righteous
cause. is stronger than al the whole
hosts of error iha; they can bring. 1
come 10 speak 10 You OF cause as
holy as the cause Of lR..-ty-,he
cause OF huTa1ty. U-oud spplaas..y
When this debate = concluded "A motion
viii be made 30 hay upon the table the
resolution offered IN cognnen t.s.iion Of the
administration and also the resolution In
condemnation Of the adillsnis t-,.,on. =
snail oo!eot to bringing this ou.s-,os
down &c level of persons. This, tnel4,.a,,s,
Is but an atom; :. is born, ,ss a,,.s 70
oies, Dat principles are eternal. and ms
has been contest % prac.pl..
NEVER SUCH y CONTEST.
Never before II the history OF this c,,n-
Try mas tas9s been witnessed szlch a con.
test as that through w-aic.a We haye
passed. Nevc. before N ire h;s,or, ~
American polftcs has a srea.. issue been
Fought out, a. this issue aas t-ee=n, by the
voters themselves
On The "a of March. isaz. few demo
Gratis. f5aost o; them members OF congress.
issued an address to the democrats OF
iii, Nation asserting that ts4ts money
question vas tx paramount Issue o. the
IieHir, aseser,si-@, 2A-o tn. right o. a ma
5or1,y OF tine democrats party 70 control
,h.s position u. rn- party on rAs PARA
mount ISSUE; conclu3.Ig with tIe requ. :,
tiat ell believers an ~, coinage nj sill
ver II g demo- ratlc Ts4r'y Should organ
K and iass charge Of emf control the
poke o1 ne Democratic party 1hre-s
months later. Al Memphis al organ.za-
trn "l4s perfected. and IN silver d.sra-
cfais went fogfh openly and i.3itly eni
ocnrae'7,,isly I,ro'ainias rs.@r trasf ana
cetAaiing taat II FIcct~stsl tiny wolii
cryst4llize in 2 platform INC declaration
"iEra iHcy hA1 mlte. ana Tnsl began ~.
cenaicr w.ih q zeal approaching the zesl
~'iis-'n inspired the crusaders Who fol-
ioWcsi Feitr tila Hermit. our SILVER n. M
cfFais went form from vtrilry un-o W.
o.y mill they are assemble, row, No, 20
clssrii's, aos - tt'slts. bat 20 enter IN tho
judgment rcirl erf4! by IN plain r,.-orie !
OF tis country. LApplaure.)
~ th'- cont - brother las ben a-raycd |
sE-nsi brother sad father ae.---t fA.b.r ,
Iae wAr;llcsi. t4es ~ love All ael santa 10 |
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raise a dolh. as m o,,r o,y, s,.,,...... A..
trying 10 show what ~, ~ ~, ~
| can. ask hin ~ H. ~ ~. 20 " we
TO us, why he dos nnf arrJr I, ~ III.
| Self lie saws Ia. h.. -. ,b, 20 Inn
aar,-,,n.f,f W. do., .n'nFiia',onai
he IL going 10 ia n ,ts, al II, US i" nay
an :r,.nrnniior,l a .r, 80 5"A' u secure
.ba, ~ 80. 'y'' JASON ivr MN 20 DO mat
They iav- t,isd Co.. w iatity-
AZ v.,a r. In a,,,,. "i ~ = or .hlr-
mem and ,to,,. an ...t,' n,l-'pial agree
y,,,,,. Go ,i,ose arc waiting for II most
tCha.,s,,, 49, ~" wdht ~ at all.
...e', letig tohihneap
A-N'l hEE o' l'BtR ST.
The chairman rapu-.b for order and n
pause OF co,..,in-,tt. io.,.,L -, y"
co. 'eisI'' ehsueo ne
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STRENGTH OF Silver
Senator Smith of Now H..
CrnnrS IN Ny vcIUA{ h

Senator Smith of New y,.
erners DO Not Apn,s.,!s.
New York, July i5.-seu,,s. =
New Jersey gave out toasS ~
sardtns the democratic. Any,. ,ss
points to the wide difrcrepc. s y
auesli'h between the New i.. y
CRAZE platform and thar 80
caSo. and concludes tina, ,Sva
ton mnst be referred !, '.e eauNj
Neiil.nn Ior action. lie dog eaSI
an opIn ion as 10 what thai IN aN
Jersey?" 's"unsa, NJ
YES; much mora than !. 80,
posed. The agricultural elsr,aesS
party is Affected to a cona,h.snt N
by the enthusiasm of the Ws'aos Z
ers Tor this ,uca. |, viii Iva sn
10 overcome his enthuT,.nss ~
there IS II large agcicultursi ~ W
Incn YOU do not foressa s ! y,
ON tho contrary, l am co,,,. .
~ the election was to lie hs y,Sd'a.S
DrNau would wlu. p-.Spis atil
EdN DO MT appreciate ina hcas
s.iNer idea has taken upon v ~. Y
OF the entire West and So,,,h wy
heve they are right IN prineirIs ~
viii be impressed more and ~. y
campaign progresses by the nssS as
their candidate" SSsVla
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

x-,.,c Marty M described nv sb, Mat.
So, ire M, rho sdc Of tho strur,,linr
,nasses who have eyer been the tounda-
tior NJ ,ba democratic marty. tNuplalIse)
There arc Two IDEAS OF government,
rharc arc those Who believe that If YOU
iu.t l,rislo,e ~ mako the well 10 do
,rosns ro,,s thn, her prosperity will leak
thrniiph on those below rho democratic
jdc, Iss hon that If YOU leglslate to
make N. masses prosperous their pros
ncrt,y wtll md It's way up and through
every class and rest upon H. CApp.ause)
Won come TO ns and tell us that the
great cities are In favor II the gold stand
ard ! ,su YOU that the ereat cities rest
upon these broad aud fertile pralrl, =.
Rurn down YOUR cites and leave our
farms and vsar ci,ios vill sprnE up again
as If by mage But destroy our farms
and thp riass Will grow in the streets Of
every civ In his country. (App'auscD
no CARE roR ITSELF.
-. ESQ, ,,,.
My friends. we shai uecia'o .""' '"''
nation is able TO lcgtsate Tor Its own
,soria an cverv question. without waiting
peop'o VI" ,'''s .',',. n,,,,r "a
Tor the aid or consent Oh ANY ''"e'
ton on earth tapplausel and upon tha'
,ssua We .vn.rt tn carry .vrry single
,,,.. ,,,,,f,,,..
state IN 'his o''oh
shall not siu4.dor thu iN.r state OF