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Texas lcaeue-uouston %. Austin 70
National league NV York Washington
~ game; Boston /. Brooklyn >, Phuadal-
ph!a /. Baltimore g.
The winners at Shccpshead Were Harry
Reed. Sunny siJpe. Somine. Gold Crest.
Remp, Fugitive.
Winners at st Louis were: Sugar Foot
Charlie Mcdonald. L'nh, Royal Choice
Gath Gladys II,
Winners at Newpurt were. Isabel, ARG
naut, Little Walter. Goose Liver. king
Louis.
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DELAWARE DEMOCRATS AT DOVER.
Dover. Del. August lS.-JThe denpocra'io

state convention h. choose candidate
fcr governor one member OF congress
ana thrce presidential electors, met IN
ths city ridav and. after aneeiins q
,.,nnnrnrv organization. took short 70
,,'s' Ifnon r,.assembfng tho convention
,on,inat eJ Ebc ". Turmoil OF Essex Tor
eov~,nor and l.. IRVING Handy OF new
H., platform indorsos the Chicago plat
form and pledges the electors chosen 70
t1nnort BRYAN and Sews.ll.
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,riI-..,.,,.l.. 1g. MERE ~ Z.

,hilene. Texas. August -~-Ihere Is
ling talked of now but baseball among
,,,,sne's athletes. The first niae won won a a
game sr',,'s Is the first game won by
ID 70 = .his season and u the cnief theme
Anhen rv .r among local sports
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rrsEAU WON HIS rIGH

Cleveland, o.. Areust H.-capthin OIL
-. r.heau of the local basel all team
W, me ont OF his memorable ngh; aGainas
~ National league today -S;.1,. '."srn ~.
colors. Judge Ani-,'- 'declared ths ms
illss ia -
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paid IL lahnrcrs, when we call 20 mind |
now Mr., hryan cN%cts to increase thr
wages M lahsr. We hpd ourselves lost IN
maze or contradiction. NO man can tNll
now, or who're the wages OF workinsWeo
arc To ne Increased. hut any ono WHO cN-
"hnn~ tuN sthcu" cam Sc" tilht inc III.
cNttdhlc tendency the inevitable cpnS2.
luonce cf dcNasemcn, In the sandarl of
coin must ho a reduction tn tho rate OF
which The rOpultsts arc cng1grd
Now. MIR. Hryau tells va that he wishes
tc cheaper thv dollar, that he wants o.
increase the Volume of MonrN ! do not
betcve amy man whoever lived could quite
understand a populisGs no, Son OF What
mouey $ further than that nc believes u
tx n desirable thinr to t-ct aud ~ T. rot
very particular about the rncarS hy which
he cam gcl his hands on IT, Nutfng e
marc common than the mistake that
mausy and property are ldrntical They
are not Thrr. may he a very large OUT
ccno Of circulating m,NNnn and worry
great povcrtv The issuc Of paper moaov
IN no n orr, An inrr.na, nf Neilth tb,n fh,
issue hv any sndi, t,iunl Of tis nror,iys ~
uoto ~ ma shov, An inei,,,sn. al bie - ,op
crsy. As "a mattcr ~ fact IN Increase N
the colunre ia no nroof OF an in.rrnse I'm
wcnllh "A a. oni tho v,iun,r AZ runn,v
hut the acteyty Of mnrrV thnt counts
The basis Of trade Ia sound money. tNp-
plans,r1 iNcnev which A., ,nfrtnl'r,ti, Win
am" money S,htrr i,,, a., ~" eo,,o,.,
of tiis .,runtrv m. ~NVr,Nu,'nt S,n M
afrect II i uiGi ia ,nn am ~ Ton AXE
lnr mid ,,i,.n ,,,d ~ ~ ~ ,,.,,.
of an nm, ro,,rrnr,s,t" ~ 49, ,,,,ii g.,
t,l," = rc,,g nf ,'.iN s o. W'9 '11,a 10
c,rn,J - ~ ,,n S"'u. "m ~. ii"N lnF
inF sa,,'sd y 5,.o 33"'aI VI MY pr"W NV
hnyp,ss N,,,,.t o,, NJ ',.' o.. wy "."uh
rAn,p,nai,i,s .s w. -, n w. ',N
cndl e@ ~, slh s" 10 we 1'tN!m -.
n fts ,a'i'', III "',u Wu.,v(Nva p'Y'vm
$50, ~ '"'v n, W - y, uiI""s'lghrn ana un
mnr NV, ~ re eoli 1oi''r OF me h9nrs'
,V1+s, va ihiS country without s,nc-
H." On P'riH niN"lHhN' Hh@u hc mid to
, nnV 50, ,' 10, ''r MUM PC earns H. aud no
rewM On earth shali cheet hIm on of his
WI Ni'E4'
Is ~ltHiy cMhr that the purpose ~
INC p"pnl"ts he to vat ~ tho prices -
certain cnnmodu,s Mr., ijtyens lnn-
t'Higr 's that Dec ia EoiuE 10 improve the
! cunditi ma of Vine lcoplo of tins countr,
| a. not srrlHre hc ohiWa ho can multiply
| the amount az chaGs ON tta plitlHrm or
| upon tlLy floor, although he has shown Ibis
| cnulritN TO 'uIiN tncu. If ho VS. naug to
| york ANY change 70 tho D-anIili ons of mr,l
| hn nu.j nrrA,.c tho material p.tAtc4a!on
| cot sumr part az tho ,ommunlt SOW. II
! he rut pnss.~.slnn Of iirp roV,iunirpt to-
morrow he would il-t create on, slua,lc
I THINK of value hv any 1xar,tsc of saN
| ,inu-ntai we, Ina ihr world No pow,r
| vat ,.Nolri.,ad hv tvrapl nt hv rou.tiiu.
| a. ~ '''' w. 80
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a big advance in cotton futures; New
Crleans gained Il points and New York
SO points.
Houston spot cotton Is 5-,ec higher; mid
ding now ll.16c,
Hides are in Hight demand at very low
prices.
Wheat, corn and cats all advanced. Pro-
visions declined.
The volume of business on tho stock
exchange was light and the market dis
played irregulari,y.
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TOOAH'S FEATURES.
Probabilities GENERALLY fair, .cuthv.,t
va


DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Address of Chairman Dudley to the dele
gates.
Johnston of Harris elected temporar.
chairman unanimously.
Committees on permanent organization.
Credentials, rules and order Of business
resolutions and platform appointed ans
get to work.
Maioriy rule will be recommended.
Platform viii be ready to report this
morning.
Craftsmanship race between Blake Ons
lookout. Monta Moore having withdrawn
POLITICAL.
Bcnrkc Cochran replied TO Bryan's
speech.
Bryan denies Thurston's charges.
Populist National committee met.
Delaware democrats mot at Dover.
Mckinley received a colorod delegation.
FOREIGN.
The Crctan Christian delights in dram
attic situations.
Baron Won Hedlt2. a German statesman,
was killed by collision between his
yacht, Isolde, and the Meteor.
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Several arrests on charges of cattle
stealing.
Good worl, of tho Pastors association.
An excellent concert at Turner hail
Suits HE'D IN the district court.
An exciting runaway.
Glcuwood cemetery matter under eoasid-
Grafton.
After delinquent occupation ,ss payers
An art exhibition.
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Three Of the Yacqui indians engaged
in the Nogalcs raid Were captured,
Yaqm Indians aud soldiers had an en-
gagcment.
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Continued on Fourth Page)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-16

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER AT the beginning Of
the civil war Valentine Weldon was
suspected.of'the murder Of his broth
or, Frederick, who had disappeared.
DIR. Blanchard married their sister.
lie became . widower, and years A.
ter the supposed murder went west
with his children, Howard, Alice and
Clara. Captain Brandon conducted
the train when IL reached the far
west. Two bad characters. Henry
Kyle and Font Robb. joined them.
H-Henry Kyle soou leaves the train
and visits his father and sister,
Nora. who attempt to turn him from
his evil life. 1.-Two lawyers
named Bliss come 10 the west from
Virginia to attempt to force the
Blanchards to relir quish the Weldon
estate. The Blisses ally themselves
with one Bouton and his gang, who
are ready for any villainy "
Louis Kyle. Henry Kyle's brother,
warns Captain Brandon against Bot
tons gang.
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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals. will be received at the city
clerks Office. Rork leland, ILL.,. until Monday
July O. 1s:k. at O'Clock p. for conss ructing
the imp ovenent ordered by an ordinance en-
utled as follows:
IAN ordinance for the CONSUMPTION Of siorm
desfn the city of Rock leland. H., beginning as
the foot OF twenty fourth street ut the point Of
intersection Of The center line Of said street with
the mississippi river. running thence souiheriy
Ia Ninth ave rue; tencs casteriy 70 Twenty -Gflb
street; thence souther v . certain distance on
cad iwcaty -hftn street. Passed April 10. A. D.
1896 {"
And for furnishing q the materials and doing
the work according IN IN plane and specIG cstions
on file at thu city Jerks Office.
Blank bide viii b. furnished on a1ypiic ton.
all bid. must be accompanied vi'h . certified
chick in the rum Of I've hundred $500 dollars on
some Hock leland bank. payable tn the order Of the
mayor Of sad city, wh'ch hail become forfeit d
10 SAID city in csse the bidder rhsii fst 20 enter
into contract with approved susettes TO execute
The work Tor the Yrire mentioned In his bid and
according TO the plans specifications 8. the
event shat the cont q shall be swssded 70 HIM.
A. u. BUssrso. City Clcrk.
Rock Island. Ill. June :. luDs-
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Publication Notes.
STATE o. ILLINOIS,
0ooK leLANp CosErY.

Room Island COURT.
In the Ckunty court June tern, A. d. -.
Cnsriee r. Brsndenburg W. marv 4. Gsff
WIDOW. jennie Desoe. Jacob ". 0ftt. Iaofilds
Phillip. Sarah Adams. Calvin 0ist. Juku n Gff.
era enis. Ida Ely. wiIlism Ola 90 0eofxs A
w v ID 2 in,:srasos Of ssssss q .'issssts
Petition to eel real estate 10 ~ asbss.
To the above naDrd 0efeSAanta Matilda
PhiIlips, Sarah Adsns, Calvin 0sst and WliIisn
AAdsvif of tie sso-sssidspce os vo~. srssi,a.
PeLips. Calvin 0iit sn1 Wills Gin, ana sfIds-
~ thaf yos. esrah Ada0s. csnsot g found. %
~ psocess can ee sssvrd upoa you. en1 thsi
s ssso: get islss2 80 elss Q, resasnes
you AM sd g. 20 sAas ne ahDve ns4s1 81
eooes - eied u ~ 81 oDor. Ms ps-
ilslss sD1nes 20 sR Issvs 70 ssIl real estsas 70
~ 49,; ~ . enn0ons - been issued IN
80: 80 80 49, -. rstsrnssae % sss son:
o. ssrs: 4. 2. le2 ~ sod eoun COO
ueaxo = ~ .AugsN tern Of I'D eosrt % se
osSsn - nneeen q H. cDufs hDuee IN fho city
q ncex Is!an1. N saSe eDunes IL Dock lslsol, -
se sr.t nnn1sy - Asgss1 q. D. 5Ds 81
vssea - - 3 60 go Uln epDe8 - plsod,
e1sUes1 eeoeF - ~ n>ol1s1H - zee n
49, g - 49,, N o. II - q SuDe.
C1ssk = al 6Uisev cosst.
S SwAixna. osais1>sU s9 nsensssr.
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CHAPTER vi.

Before Louis Kyle lit the signal fire
that was to convey the news of his safe
arrival to his friends he made sure that
none Of Bouton's gang was within
reach. At his elevation the air was raw
and cold. and the young man drew near
to the flames with his hands extended
to catch the grateful heat
Though he had just passed through a
danger that for many an hour after.
ward would have occupied the thoughts
OF an ordinary man and been repeated
for many n night in his dreams, Louis
Kyle's mind was filed with another
and to him u greater subject.
II wish my mother and father could
see her" he unused. ''Ncra, I am sure.
would love her. Who could help loving
her? How can / tell her my feelings?
What reply would she make if she
knew them?''
Louis Kyle was thinking aloud, and
he was SO absorbed that he did not hear
q soft step behind him ncr know tina:
snoshcs was near till he heard the
words:
Better warm the blood by riding
than by FIRE at such time
Louis Kyle leaped back with his hand
to his pistol--the rifle was fastened to
his saddle-but he smiled at his own
alarm as be recognized the familiar fig
ufe before him It was tall and gaunt,
clad in skins and with . Wild tangle Of
red hair and beard masking the face.
The eyes were black and piercing. and
heavy yellow chain. from which a
cross was suspended. hung about his
neck An old fashioned powder horn
and bullet pouch We're fastened to his
rawhide belt. and he carried, like a
staff, long muzzle loading rifle, such
rs was once 50 popular with the hunters
of the west. There was no guessing the
mans age, but the erect form, the broad
breast and the expression q the hairy,
muscular hands told that be had not
yse pasDsd IL prime Il lise. He wa
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Masters Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
EocK ISLAND CoUHTr.
In the circuit c,urt In chancery. Foreclosure
Genera, No. sg99.
j. r. Robineon. trusiee for Oscar A. BsSnhar,
VI. Howard Chandler and Mary c. Chandler.
Public notice 10 hereby given that in pursuance
Of deerse entered BY aid court. In the above
eniitled sanee, on the 13th uay of Nay. a. ID
ISL. 1. kiwin 3. Psrmcnter. master IN chancery
~ the sasd circuit court Of Rock Island county,
u on saturday, the 3.th day Of June. A. D.,
ls96. NJ the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon ri
the north door OF the court houae, IN the CITY OF
ROCK Island in the ssid county and state. ell q
public vcndue to The highest bidder for
each, al ard singular, the following described
premises and real estate In -aid decree mentioned
sitased IN tire county Of Rock Islsnd and state
OF Illinois. or 60 much thereof - may be peces
ssr Y 70 saiisfy said decree. to-wit:
The vest half th) nj the northeast quarter ~ !.
spd the northwest quaner "a Of the soutbca-i
quarter 90. AL In section thirteenth C3), town.
rnip sixteen (16) north ratgc i've (5D west Of the
9Th y. ma containing 80 acres mort or less.
lated Hay p. 1884. BLwfu Z. PAnHEHfen,
uarfef In ChsbeeEy. Rock island coupty, III.
.. u. KExWoRrHr. SOLICITOR.
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LEGAL
N\~O~~O~O~~>~
Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
SFAr9 OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNT, ss'
In the Circuit court in chsneery, September
to IN. 1895.
Sadie Dickinson W Herbert Dickinson
AMdavit Of nou-rceidence Of the above defend.
ant, Herbert Dickinson, having been flled in the
CLERKS once Of the circuit court of said county,
notice 10 her e re hereby given to the eaid non
res dent defendant that the complainant fled Der
bill Of complsint In sstd court. on the chapeerv
eide thereof on the 5th day Of MAY, 1885 spd
that thereupon summons Issued out Of esid
court, VIII rein laid suit ie now pending, returna-
pie on the hret Monday In The moth OF septcm-
Der next, as ie BY law required.
Now, unlses you. the sail nonresident cefrnd-
ant shove n .med, Herbere Dickinson, shall person
ally be and appear before raid circnit court on
the first Gay q the next term thereof, be holden
ef kock lslsnd In aud for the said county, on the
crst Monday IN Sci TENDER next and plead. answer
or d'mur to the ssid co:nplainsnf's bill Of COM
plaint. the same and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will Re taken o. con-
feoeed, AMI decree entered against you accord
ing 70 the prsyerof said bin.
GEORGE ". 0AnELR. Clsrk.
Rock Island. III. May 2. 1856
9. r. KESwoRrnr, Compartments Solicitor.
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LEGAL.
Notice of Final Settlement.

Estate OF Daniel FcnstcrmachcY. Deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. Robert Doonan. executor, has fhi.
DAY MED his npsl report and settlement
leland county. and that an order has been
entered BY said court approving tho said re-
port. unless objections thereto or cause 70 tue
contrary be shown on or before the SOth day
OF june. A. d. 1874 and upon the nnal an.
proval OF said report. Ne said Robert Doonan win
ask Tor an order OF distribution. and will alpo aek
70 be discharged. All persons intSrc sisd sre No
tiled TO attend.
Rock Island. H.. June I. 1888.
By @. j. SEARLy, Attorney.
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up TO TINS time had been a model OF
GOODNESS, lies in his throatr'
Now, it 80 happened that Tom Bliss
was standing beside Bouton during the
parley and it was he who prompted the
desperate to put the following questions
Are you DR.. Blanchard?"
II am, replied the indignant doctor.
do you know Of any murder in your
family.''
IL do not"
lyon are sure?"
81 am certain"
"You married John Weldon's grand
daughter, Mary:''
II did,
"Who killed Frederick Weldon"
81 do not know that he was killed. I"
What has become Of Valentine We'll
don and his wife and two sons?''
II do not know"
Now, let me tell you, Dr. Blanch-
ard. that since you left West Virginia
your wife's body has been exhumed,
and 1t has been discovered that she died
from the effects Of poison supposed to
have been administered by YOU
WHO brings such news:'' asked the
doctor. shocked at the horrible charge
and astounded at the mans knowledge
Of his relations.
1.-Two young lawyers, " replied Bou-
ton.
Their names?''
II do not care to give them, but they
are with full authority to take YOU
back"
you say they are lawyers?" inter-
posed Captain Brandon.
II do
"Tell them to bring their authority
TO me, and if it is authentic Twill aid
them in their efforts
A fire had been started and about it
the outlaws and renegade Indians were
reclining and smoking as calmly as if
the nights work were an ordinary &C.
currence. Close by, the horses and pack
mules were staked in the long bunch
grass, many of them lying down. IA
tigued by their long drive. Henry Kyle,
with cloud on his handsome face, sat
back in the shadows talking to Font
Robb.
Il did not think could do it, Font,
but he ran his horse at me and had to
fire. fired, though knew the man on
that horse was my own brother But,
so help me God. did not want to hurt
him." said Henry Kyle, evidently much
excited by his own words.
but didn't Louis fire at you?" asked
Font Robb.
He could not distinguish me in the
darkness He fred at the crowd that
lcaped out to tear him from his horse.
There is not another man in the noun.
tains could have stuck to his saddle
and plunged through as Louis did. 1 al.
most felt proud that he was my brother
when he hurled me to the ground and
shot down a Sioux by my side"
Don't let the boys hear You ta1k
that way" urged Font Robb.
II am not afraid of the boys, curse
it! Can't u man admire address and
courage-particularl in his own broth.
er-without fellows getting mad al
him?''
But your brother has come out
against us strong"
He was always against Us, but as
We had never harmed him he did not
bother. Now he'll give us trouble"
And you and him is ut outs forever
"At outs forever, Fcnt. From my
earliest years he was my playmate, my
bedfellow, my other self Together we
said our prayers by the same mothers
knce-little good the prayers did me,
but it doesn't hurt to remember them.
Now Louis and are foes''
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BstAs Of al kinds. tssiudfoe
Turkish. plain. shampoo. sssc-
s.ie. siscsro-thernst. etc.,. nay
be obtained ct the Sssisassa0
8ash Rooua. % she arss aoos Of
the Hsrpsr House.
BOOaGs OFEn
Dos LaAjso-Hron . .. q. %
ia On wssk dsys Ros Geo.
kleDso-RroD : p. =. - 10 pm.
or Wssk days o. ossAsyo Ne
ROOMS viii Be open iEDn . = -
20 u O. NJ Tor 0sstje0es oa1y.
Rssssie end Klsstso-shsr1al
6utAs 0sy Be Obtnzns1 st -
go 1of1Ag tos1ssss -Asus6
oy1esse1sn sssasssss ~ ~
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CATARRH

from Colds. Restores The senses of Taste sud
smell he Balm 10 quickly absor bed and gives re-
iiei AZ once. Pr &c Soc al Dru 20 sts o by mali.
ELY BHOTHREs, IS Warren street, New York
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IN IASsl,r ylf1Hn.
SSS1S q Nat isiialls
SG11iSfsaS6y e flsVaA.
Ts11in'0 EFonch Fo-
nele Pills, hsve eee7
cold Ter ovcr e1eufy
oaxs,and csed ~ Thou
oanes of IadieB. Who
havoQfvon testimonials
0nt 0ey are unonro1ieos
- . specific s7onthly
GeGc;.sc, for innc.s1aso
relied Ct Rziax1l ami
lrreeuscr 3gcnbes. 20
male Weakness etc.
Price eco . bon. VIA
fuu direcsiroo.
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ElY'9
GRE A NJ BALM

Opens aud cIesnses the
Nasal Passages. .Il.ys
Pain and Ib!lsm NATION,
Heals the cores. Pro-
tects the Aemb, ane
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-16

Arthur Burial, manager,
Rock Island or Co!ona, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-06-16
Objections

Amply vvficle If the
Balm directly into TIE
hosfr,is DrQsC strong
Dr. 0ths through he
nose. Use Hrte tis es
a day. after y eats
preferred. and before
retiring.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-07-29

ara can only be upheld by 50 depicting our
paper currency as to force the prices OF
products below the European and even be-
low the Asiatic level to enable us to sell In
foreign markets, thus aggravating the
very evils of which our people so bitterly
complain, degrading American labor and
stfiking at the foundations OF our civiliza-
ton itself.
{ The advocates of the gold standard per-
eistently claim that the real cause OF our
distress IS overproduction: that we have
produced so much that 1t made us poor,
which implies that the true remedy is to
close the factory, abandon the farm and
throw q multitude of people out OF en-
ployment; a doctrine that leaves us UNI
neryed and disheartened and absolutely
without hope for the future.
We affirm It to be unQueSttOned that
there can be no such economic paradox as
overproduction and at the same time tens
Of thousands Of our fellow citizens re-
naming half clothed and half fed and who
are piteously clamoring for the common
necessities OF life.
Oyer and above all other questions Of
policy, we are in favor Of restoring to the
people Of the United States the time-hon-
Ored money of the conStitutiOn-gold and
silver, not one but both-the money OF
Washington and Hamilton and Jefferson
and Monroe and Jackson and Lincoln, to
the end that the American people may re-
ceive honest pay for. an honest product;
that the .ALNerlCan OcDLOT may pay MS just
obligations in an honest standard and not
In a dishonest and unsound standard, APP
preciated 100 per cent in purchasing power
and no appreciation in debt paying power
and to the end, further that silver stand
ard countries may be deprived Of the un-
just advantage they do now enjoy, In the
difference existing. between gold and sill
Yer, an advantage which tariff legislation
cannot overcome. We therefore confident
ly appeal to the people Of the United
States to hold in allegiance all other ques-
tons, however important and even mo-
mentous they may appear, to sunder il
need be all former party ties and aff1lia-
lions and unite in the supreme effort to
free themselves and their children from
the domination of the money power A
power more destructive than any which
has ever been fastened upon the civilized
men Of any race or in any age, and upon
| the contamination of our desires and eff
! forts we evoke the aid Of all patriotic
American citizens and the gracious favor
| of divine providence.
| Inasmuch as the patriotic majority OF
| the Chicago convention embodied in the
| financial plank Of it's platform the princi-
| pies enunciated in the platform of the
| American Bimetallist party promulgated
| at Washington, D. c.. Jan. % 1896, and
| herein reiterated, which Is not only the
paramount but the only real issues in the
! pending campaign, therefore, recognizing
! that their nominees embody these patri-
| otto principles we recommend that this
| convention nominate w. j. Bryan, of Me-
! braska, for president and Arthur Sewall,
| of Maine, for vice-president.
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WILL INVESTIGATE THE BOSSES.

Chicago, July 21-A subcommittee Of
three Of the grievance committee Of the
Trade and Labor Assembly was appoint
ed ct q meeting last night for the purpose
OF collecting evidence relative to the at
stitaide Of Mr.. Mark Hanna and Henry G.
Payne toward organized labor. Both are
members OF the Republican national cam
paign committee and are to be identified
with the western campaign. which the
Republican party expects to make this fall
In the interest of VIM. Mckinley. The
meeting last night was the outcome OF the
charles made in the Trade and Labor
Assembly Sunday by Delegate John J.
Ryan ia the effect that Hanna and Payne
we've the enemies OF organized labor and
that Payne had been responsible for the
breakink up Of the union of the Mil
waukee street car men. Ryan renewed
these charges in the committee last night.
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CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK

Chicago, July observation-disclosures, A.
500; market 5@10c higher on natives; Kan
sas and westerns steady; fair to best
beeves, $3.30@445; stockers and feeders,
$2.5003.70; mixed, cows and bulls, $1,000
$50: Texas, $250@3.15 Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000; estimated for tomorrow, IL, 900;
market steady at Saturdays closing;
light $S2o@a.5o; rogh packing. $265@2.S5;
packing and shipping. $2.9O@325; pigs,
$2.90@3.50 Sheep-Receipts, 5000; mar
ket 10@25c lower; natives, $1.75@31 10; Tex
as, $203; western, $2.40@3.05; lambs, $50