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NEW york REPUBLICANS.
platt Held Aloof and CONGRESSMAN Black
Was Nominated

platt Held Aloof and CONGRESSMAN Black
Was Nominated.
Saratoga. y. Y. August 20 Beforc the
republicans hogan to assemble today 1T
was anyhody's race in the contest for
the guhcrnntorial nomination Everyone
was asking. For whom viii Mr., flati
dcclarc?" but that gentleman said; Il
will not Interfere In any manner. This Is
a free for all light and shall not declare
Tor amy candidate II the convention lasts
all summer
u:i6. MIR Sheard OF ilcrkimcr county an
swrred Warner Mulcrs speech of last
eveuing lie denied that there had been
any fraud at the primaries.
Rauoung for governor was then 70
sumci Congressman Black of Troy was
nominated for governor on the second
ballot MIR. Blacks nomination was made
unanimous.
Timothy Woodruff OF BROOKLYN was
nominated FOR lieutenant governor ON
the first ballot
The secretary was Instructed to cast
thc vote Of the convention FOR Irving O.
\ ann OF syracuse for justice of the court
OF appeals. Tho convention then adjourned
sine die
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HE WANTS TO KNOW.


Tom Watson Desires to Re Told Where
He Is Al.
Atlanta. Ga, August @. Thomas Il.
Watson. in his paper this evening, asks
Ia be notified of his nomination lie
makes u serious charge aga INST Marion
iutler, declaring that the senator las
inisst1ted faces WHOM quoted rs saving
II has never been customary to notify
lopuiist nuinluues and cltrs tue fact that
General W taVcr ana Fields were uomi-
nHt"d in lNi2 and made speeches of ac-
cep'ance. Mr.. Watson appeals TO the
committee TO do its duty aud ron. iudcs /;
why does Senator Allen, chairman of
the not flcatirn committee. refuse to do
what his convention instructed / IN To
do? Is he afraid Mr.. Bryan VIII repu-
date our support II So our narty mas
a right To know that fact. If Mr. Bryan
IS assured of the votes Nhiah are ncces-
sdIy to elect him, we ought TO know it.
iio can not carry his own state without
our help and If he - asna,nri of lar
help he Is not the man our people have
taken him to he"
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today was very brief and reports were
offered by standing committees. after
which the lodge adjournci until tomor-
row.
The Pythan Slsterhood elected officers
todnv Mrs George w. Bemls Of Massa-
chusetts was chosen surCeme chancellor
The Rathhone Sisters listened to reports
of officers. which were referred to stand
ing committee.
The knights of Khornssan adjourned to-
day to meet in Evansville, Ind.
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IN THE ENEMY'S HANDS.
Senator Villas Says the Democratic
Flag Was Captured.
He CAN NOT FOLLOW THE UNIFORMS
He Addressed wisconsin Gold Standard
Men ON what lie Considers u
Terrible Calamity.

Milwaukee,, WIS, August 2b.-It was
O'Clock when Provisional Chairman Ellis
B. Usher called the convention Of gold
democrats to order at the Stads rheatcr
MIR. Usher Immediately introduced John Ii
Brennan Of Stevens Point. who had been
selected as temporary chairman. Mr.. Bren-
nan made a ringing speech. which was re
ceived with great applause. Both General
Bragg and Senator Villas. when they arose
for the first time 90 speak, were loudly APP
plaudod. The committees were named
with General Bragg on the committee Oh
resolutions.
Senator Villas said:
| think no man can more seriously Ia
ment the conditions whiGh distress dem
ocrats today Than | most deeply DO. the di-
Nison OF our fraternal ranks in Wiscon-
SIN My whole lNa has been ons of con-
stant, urgent support Of tho principles of
our party and AL my political affiliate Ions
and friendships are with It's members;
Through all the years Of carly mani 90
when tho Joys of victory seem greatest to
mt nj fought It's lost battles aud bore
wth brave associates Ia" pangs OF con
tlnuing defent. learning early ~ prefer tho
satisfaction Of dgh for right to the
aI'clls Of mtrc success. Yct ont Of thti
hard discipline 1t was gwen M - assist
in and share the pariy's trinnpnns when
most faithful to It's puncples. tner 1p'
proyal at last gave the vic'Ory, both m
Nation and State. My poilir,l friends and
aMaohmen' -, all bouis al political fruer-
nifty are With ana am TX t'uprrAiS.
chiofsst and DEAREST tho democrats ot
W!scor sin. have no 'hcr and ra1 ner'r
lcpc to have. can therefore feel Win
n poguaucy of pain wh ch 81 ngs 't every
nj rye and bone that I : TINS sond fel-
loNship threatened with disruption,
friends ac,l brothers divitcd pn AGAINST
sitnal liberty noracol WIFI destruction
Were ono to consult ulcrc dictates u
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THE RIO GRANDE.
spot Selected for Building the iH''''
tional Dam.

Spot Selected for Building me in''''
tonal DAM :.
New Orleans, August %-taT'''a a. a.
Nee. Derby, in charge of the '''4l ".
Of the United States engineers 'H--,
YESTERDAY from ten days UP
Pasa ToMns. where he went 70 1's VIC.
conference of the United States y. Aa y,
ties and "A number Of Mexican ,, y.s' !,
The prospective plan Of cih'i ,hSs,
rio Grande a couple OF m 'e s., s h,
Tuso is well known. aud tne a,'a he n
receivcd broad publication Al Jus Y Y
chosen for the undertaking ne ~, ~, VI
rows "a a gorge about 500 or J" ~
Offering a good opportunity lo' s s,if q.
mo. ~ dam to hold the water ns IA
aa71d Tho vallev above the soisN M X
, ,,.o,,i1 m,i,,e II possible TO slo,s M
az Wy"," , u@ ~ me Rio rranle ass
, NOV, y would he used for III X In ,s
,',i'ny ninety miles long heio" ,rirhs
n n;eh nnm hi1s fair 10 neconl, s wv M.
III ~. rrasnu Of the fact lhs m, .,t y.
~ ann,a ~ =, Co,orni9 and New N.Y. "A
" ',,,,on ali ,ho low water dlscha's"'
ra; ng their own lanas ,,, YESTERDAY y
tr,rn pi hi. second rip. md he ~, n,o; s -
resui, of the conference S ssp AZ be ygj
IaV -oiS ~ ssioners who were ss, IA
can comm, c,bln gentlemen W.. "a
w'n ny, 1ir,,d,nrr,,ont in their pGwwst s ~
every in rl,C V''' a success Inv ~ y
ne 'nnI o,, nrdcr"d and i Is eS .r,sN
nave nre' thc work will pe ryyll ~
~ lHt c,ber Captain DEW
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RHODE ISLAND GOLD MEN.

Providence II. l., August 20 The CON
vcniion of the gold standard democrats
OF Rhode Island was held IN this city to-
day Arnold Green was elected chairman.
The resolutions repudlute the Chicago
convention and say:
I'VE insist upon tho maintenance of the
present gold standard of money and op-
pose the free anu independent coinage OF
silver at any ratio"
tariff for revenue only Is advoca ed.
Delegates TO the lndianIrolis convention
were named and The convention adjourned.
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COMMENT ON DAYS RELEASE.

Dublin, August ?6.-Thc Kilkenny Jour
nal. commenting upon the release of John
paly, the Irish political prisoner from
Portland prison, says:
THE red Indians torture of capjivcs Is
humane when compared with the torture
inflicted upon DAILY IN ENgllnd." CON igu-
Ing the pcrio Heal mentioned refers to the
aNusion in the queens speech to the ont
RACES n Armenia ana adds: THE queen
can mad nearer home more vent for her
hypCor'lcal tours thau among the kur1s ="
and asks: "Wh,re Is Tho queens clem-
eucy? a.y was released few months ho-
fore den'h would have RI ,scl him aud
three others have been driven mad by
'ortures in penal srrvitude"
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NO LONGER DAHXLE.

London, August 26-rhe Globe. referring
to the political campaign m the United
states expresses tho opinion that The
avoidance Of spread englcism by Major
Mckinney and Mr.. BRYAN may b. accepted
as sgn NAT the Mo~rocism Advocated
by Mossrs. Cleveland and O.ney no longer
daSzles the American nina.
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FL SION IN MICHIGAN.

Bay City, Mich. August % The poru-
lists and silver men met in joint session
this afternoon and after considerable
wranglug adopted the report OF the CON
ference committees and headed ly band
marched I'm body To the democratic con
N"ntion han. Their appearance was the
occasion 1t "a scene ~ raudrm pnium that
RACED for thrce-quartcrs of an hour. The
convention then proceeded 10 the numina-
tiOn of "A STATE ticket
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TERRELL. TO TURKEY.

Nonstantinople, August 90 United
States Minister Alexander W. Terrell has
nt'ified the Turkish government that the
laticrs answer TO dcmlnds OF the United
states FOR ind nNy as result of .ie
hGrtiug of Anne riran missions at khnrnut
ana Marash Is not satisfactory.
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MISSOURI COLD MEN

St Louis, Mo, August 26-The gold
standard democratic convention met here
today and decido1 to place a fun State
ticket in the field. The platform reafGrms
the democratic platform OF 1880, lndorses
the present administration and dcuJuuccs
tho Chicago platform. Delegates Voc.
named 70 Indianapolis. Tomorrow the
State ticket will bc nominated.
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THE REVOLUTION ENDED.

New YORK, August ga dispatch to che
Herald from Panama. Colombia. says:
y correspondent in Ecuador Sends word
that tho rehol stronghold IN the mountain
really putting an end to the revolution IL,
Ecuador against Altar headed by one
Vega and openly supported with money
and arms by the clergy.
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Gol.p MEN or lowA.

pos MHines, Iowa. August 81 - Henry
Nonmnr chairman of tine National dem
ocralc committee called tho state CON
v"niion of the national democrats To or.
der at II a. IN. today, following the nd
lourument Of tho district convention
which Was h'lt al ~ o'clock. The Grand
opera house WAS packed whom Hon, J. II.
Mnrkley arps9 10 give his address as TEN
norary chatham. Chairman Marllry
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ZANZIBAR TROURLE.
Great Britain Nn Not Recognize th'
New Sultan.

new sultan
Zanzibar August 70 The night passed
quietly said Khalid is stll in possession
OF the palace sQuar" the guns OF which
are trained on the British war ships,
Phnnmel brush and Sparrow, which
have landed sailors to protect the British
consulate where all ladies are lodged.
Z h, war ships are mootCd opposite tine
palace square AMI their commuters arr
awaiting orders from the British severn
mSut,
AS already cahled, Khalid took posses
sion of tn, palace Immediately after the
announcement ot the ath OF sultan TIA
mid pm Twin Bin sud and procla,mei
himself sultan. lie has barricai9I HIM
SELF in The palace w.th 700 armed AskAriS,
following the example Of his father, MNo
took the same steps but Aas oNerawei ny
the british forces. which established the
hate sultan instead,
The Brlish nrst class cruiser ST GtoIgr
twelve guns, flagship Cape of Good 'lupe,
of the west coast OF Africa slhlon, WIKI
Rear Admiral Harry ". Rawson ON hoard
tus arrived hen. and landed - addil ."i"1'
men to protect property ana ma'n'nn or
der.
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RHODE ISLAND SLAYER MEN.

Providence. n T., August e6,-The demo
cratic silver convention FOR the collection
Of electors wa held in Music ham hero
today Ex-senator e.. r. Brown was made
chairman. The committee ON resolutions
reported the following,
Resolved That the democratic convcn-
ton OF ithodc Island support tEV platform
adopted at the Chicago convention and
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Carlisle on Money Grabbers.
In His Speech Feb 1878 Behalf Free Coinage
of Silver Congressional Record Vol 81. Appendix.
Page 4D John G Carlisle Said

''The struggle now going on cannot cease
and ought not to cease, until all the industrial
interests of the country fully and finally
emancipated from the heartless domination of
syndicates, stock exchanges and other great com.
binations of money grabbers in this country
and Europe
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GOLD MEN or NEW JERSEY.

Trenton. n. J., August 26.-The gold
standard democratic convention today
ramcd delegates to indianapolis 1t re-
fused to support the Chicago platform OF
ITS nominees
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false heresy IN three weeks what demo-
faith, not for ~ SERVO, or time service,
but Tor It's .Xccllcuce to his cuGntrynen,
can hereafter held up his head among
said, or vas not resp lustble for what ne
said rntli he load al Chicago "whD was
10 dr.pe .he loaded wtsOn2''' / can not
take up ana lay down al VIII the cOnVi =,
lions OF nv Judgment. tney can be altered
by no ialre h,u HAT OF reusou Year 4.
ana year out Tor nearly forty years, my
fnllrw-ritlsrts nav. ,,iten me nIdian o. In
popular discustl9n have always udNo-
r.,ie1 V ma Icilnvr Il n.t4V4I I,N. TO-. n
INV inistakes they were never the ini.
fakns M III sh,rnItv ss,tu nal h,t,. n
NM n he ~, Sp1 ttiitnit.J ,oit 10
OF silver has h.en nndcmocrlt e for 10
,nn,,V v.,," - pa ~. NM -,,,,,.r ,is
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or "ushn L slana l',n ~ so CO WI n
| HHm'l l"N' l'IN"v ~. ;. p".. a. f'i"N ll''S
| 81 Mn4ilce 1Ir hot 49, - i,sss4on,
| for human rage The priucipies Of poli-
| w. Wn.ou UnIt,'le Nhi l'Sg, ulsn P"rlles
| are Nnuilefini' as Inc tiEhla oil man
my are M tHe 'i' htu..s OF frenzy
.rNrth"r inanli"s' - n,dlHh pl chicago.
'rhe An,ricin p.9rle only require siraisht-
| cpl-. They honor md rust men WAC
| Snow ttc'. NOR iH!ins llrtt*. d'Spsins
tnr ,rcks 81 irimmrr InE democra,i'
abide 'I'r rare or pay the penalty.
L. all the incoust1ucics of poltics, IN
all their story of SUD len conversions,
nothing ak, tllis was eyer hc1id of b,tore
Are me great hear ana hraiu of vac
S,nt- has achieved high prominence IN
fIt
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commend Bryan and Sewall to the people
OF the State
The convention then named presidential
electors. The State central committee was
authorized to I'LL amy vacancy and the
convention adjourned.
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KNIGHTS OF,pYT1frAs
Cleveland. ONO. Auo-,s, n ~,
Of t'1e supreme lodge knights OF pv,h.
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'''s'ssssssesseeoes ooeoeeooosso0'' 4,
Carlisle on EngIand's Attlluu''

John G. Carlisle in His Speech Delivered ~ ~
Page III, Vol. 81 Congressional Rec0Ta' '"''
Il do not believe that we shouio s;,rer
England. England, having demonell1o,. aid
i'll 1916, and having steadily adhered u W. aay
standard ever since, cannot possibly 10 ..fsr.
representation or voice in the proposes ~ 10
ence TO consider the propriety OF reS'0'''
silver coin its money functions. " ..,..
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EVERY BULLET TOLD.

IUTl, NtNtII tNVITVE hLf-' u III T'EE
munition and nearly 200 men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-02-27
Municipal Reform .

People conversant with Eastern
methods will agree with the Chicago
Herald In It's assertion that Boston is
notably one Of the best governed cities in
the world, and there will be hundreds
who will believe that in municipal wis
dom it is certainly far ahead Of any of It's
sister cities in tho republic. Whenever
an American town Is in need Of some
change In any of the details Of its man
agement It sends commission to Boston
to flnd out how Boston does II, and Bos
tonian ideas are utilized by municipal
governments all over the country. The
latest idea at the hub is one of Mayor
Josiah Quincy, which might be adopted
with advantage by mayors generally
Mayor Quincy has surrounded himself
with council of prominent Boston bust
ness men. This council is facetiously
called "the mayors cabinet" and 1t has
been found Of vast use and splendid as
sistanoe to the executive department Of
the city. 1t cannot bind the mayor TO
any action but can and does advise In all
contemplated actions. 1t is subject to
his call In its meetings and practically
decides, by its vote and advice, almost all
important matters pertaining TO the pub
lie good public reform and civic health
and happiness. While 1t has net the
power to interfere with municipal legis.
lation 1t can consider matters pertaining
to legislation, and can, through the
mayor, suggest legislation and the revis-
ion of ordinances. Its functions are
elastic, therefore, and, while having no
legal existence, it possesses vast power.
1t is understood that the municipal com.
mittee, as it is properly called, will in no
way seek to influence the mayor in any
city appointment whatever, either as a
or as individuals. Bostonians
are much pleased with the working of the
committee, and regard it as protection
to the interests of the city.
Its members are not only prominent in
the business world, but are noted for
their public spirit and for civic pride.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-02-27

division besides three judges, who find II
hard to feed, olothe and school their fam
lilies as they would like to. And wan,
to tell this
HONORABLE BAR ASSOCIATION
further, that there are very few of these
people who are drawing $4,000 salaries
The great majority of them are working
for 81 per day and many of them for less
But notwithstan ing all this unless the
people are aroused, this Bar Association
will present their little bill TO the lepis.
lature and have It passed and then the tax
payers will have SO, 500 more taxes to pay
every year
Now, what is the proper thing to doi
Simply this: Drop your representative
postal card and tell him you are OPP
posed to any such measure, and ask him
to kill the bill. We are paying all our
officials more money today than they are
earning. Why should we pay moreY II
s an outrage that any one should have
The effrontery TO ask the people of Stark
tounty to increase the salaries Of our
common pleas judges-espeoially at the
present time. In conclusion, want to
say that would like to hear from the
people on this question.
Truly yours,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-02-27

When the master poet, James Whitcomb
Riley, praised the works of Moses Gage
Shirley, of Goffsown, N. H., he placed
the stamp Of genius upon the rising
young New England poet. Today all
the world knows Mr. Shirley as the Poet
of the Homes through his Every-Da
Rhymes and other works. Mr.. Shirley
says:
| II was troubled with weak nerves and
kidney complaint. l took that wonder
ful medicine, DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy, and it completely
cured me.
LAS nerve strengthener and blood
purifier 1t is unequalled and richly merits
its great success as the grandest of medi-
cines. advise everybody ailing to use 1t,
and take every opportunity to recon-
mend It, 1t will certainly cure. / have
endeavored to tell the great curative
powers of DR.. Greenes Nervura blood
and nerve remedy in verse In the follow
Ing Wreath of Praise"
What has triumphed DER disease
That has baffled time and skill?
Set the suffering captive free.
Banished every pain and i'll?
What has brought tue roses back
To the palid cheek so thinS
Caused the star Of hope to rise
In the dropping heart withinS
What has won enduring fame,
Through the world Its worth has stirred
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-02-27
North Industry, Ohio.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT.

Editor News-Democrat: Your article
on Surplus Labor" was right to the point
and should be made practical. To i'm
prove roads by utilizing the work house
labor is just the thing to do. The work
proposed for the benefit Of Pike township
Is all right, and at the same time let
other roads be considered and worked
upon. 1t has already been suggested that
the state road, from Canton to Massillon,
should be maoadaInized and trees planted
on either side Of the road. Nothing adds
so much to the beauty of q driveway as
shade trees and that is especially true
along such wide roadway as connects
.hese two Cities Objections are urged
against shade trees for mud roads, but
this objection does not hold good when
the road is macadamized. The work
house labor can be we'll utilized both in
the building OF good roads and in the
planting Of shade trees. If this system
is thoroughly carried out, Stark county
will soon have added another star to her
beauty and greatness. This is matter
that should have the full cooperation of
all good citizens, irrespective of party
location, or occupation.
John Danner.