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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Nicc-prcsdcn; W. T. Jones; Second Vice
President j. G.. Harton. Secretary. u. W.
Harris.
Do reference 10 tie false cry tha. they
are coerced into working for the de-
feat OF the candidate from Nebraska,
The following is pertinent.
eve absolutely deny and brand the
assertion as false. that we. or any mem
Der or this club. have been forced 10
declare ourselves against tie Chicago
ticket against our wills.
"J a. LUCK,
"Couauctor c g. .. r. r.,
"R w. HARRIS.
Engineer G. d. O. r. r."
"Sound-Money Club. No Q" meets at
their rooms every Monday night Gt 8
O'Clock
q pol Of the passengers on train No
9. on The Jamcs-Haver branch of tho Chcsa-
peake and Ohio railroad. which loft here
az in.2f O'Clock yesterday morning. was
taken. with the following result: For
Palmer. s. FOR Bryan. II; for Mckinley, IL;
non-committal O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

LEiTH. SCOTLAND, sept --.-Ine
Russian Imperial yacht Stanaai1, WITH
Pass Rock at ) o'clock this morning
moving slowly on account Of the iog;
When she was reported as having passed
Bass Rock many passenger boats ciONn-
ed with evcursionists, went out q meet
her. and accompanied her 10 the harbor,
whore She arrived this afternoon. lne
car ana Czarina, win their suites MelS
tr.rs sferrod from the STANDARD 10 a local
steamer. which conveyed them 10 the
lettr where they landed and tock car
rlleea 90 tho railway station en- route TOT
BalmOral . 4,
The route to the station wes- @ecorassl
60 moderate extent with bannerettys,
strtt mcrs etc, with occasional sct' us
barring w0rds OF welcome % the impe-
rial visitors To-day was an ordinary au-
tumn holiday In Edinburgh ana Leith,
and great crowds Of people were eatiy on
the ground TO see the Russian Emperor.
The gathering was very Ordeiy and ths
tOWu remarkably quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Large Crowd Listen to Political Speeches.
col. Doode Wiil Not Withdraw.

Large Crowd Listen to Political Speeches.
col. 1oode WIil Not Withdraw.
BOYDToN. Va, Sept. 22-The County
Court OF Meckenburg was opened yester-
day. In the absence Of County Judge W.
T. Homes. who is visiting Niagara Fails.
Judge Turnblu. of Bunswick county IS
FOLDING court.
This court IS for the trial of criminal
cases. and quite "a number are M jail
awaiting trial.
About u o'clock speaking began from
separate stands, as no joint discussion
was agreed uyon.
DR. ~. H. Henn.ng opened the discus
SION from the Democratic stand with
very earnest appeal TO his audience TO
stand by silver.
DR. hennMs was followed by Hon. j..
/ ". Marshall Cyclone Jim), who spoke for
more than one and q half hours. lie Kept
tho crowd lu "a roar oi laughter during
the greater part OF his speech. he Is "a
very forciD.e speaker. and made some
strong hits. lie particularly dwelt upon
the argument used against silver. tnat
if tho government of the United States
began tle free coinage of silver. that this
country would be the dumpins ground FOR
all the silver in the world.
Die said Doe wanted t0 see large guam
tity of it dumped u old Alechleupurs as
hc judged from the looks OF many that
/ hc had seen since Dee CANA into Che coun-
ty that they needed quite large guam
! tty dumped upon them.
The Republicans spoke for several hours
ana had "a i1rse crowd fO listen to their
/ speakers. who were loudly appauded.
.f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

One Hundred Counties VIII Probably BE
Represented To-Day.

ATTANTA. Ga, Sept y Tine Ma
tonal Democratic State Convention VIII
and nut ouf an electoral ticket. Eighty
fhrei of the l3T counties ia the state re-
ported to-day that they would be repre-
tenfei. III rs claimed that one hunurCd
counties viii Dee represented IN the con-
,ertiOr and that there viii bee three
hundrei delegates There is some talk
fc-nirIt OF fusion with the Republicans
ON tbe electoral ticket The movement
doo1 no. appear q have much strength.
A. y. Buch and iiai7Cn, prominent he-
nubiicau leaders. were in conference. and
they are reported as fayoriny the idea Of
fusion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
RrYnnilr, and Bismarck.

CHICAGO. sept. 1.-The Democratic
National Committee regards the letter OF
Prince Bismarck fayOring blmetaulsm as
"a steD towards A. international as,.e-
menr. and the cablegram sent 70 III;
Bryan by the lnternational Agilcult',fal Ag. az
,roagrass at Buda Pesth Is making the
nrsr genuine political sensation OF tho
campaign In favor OF free silver coinage.
Members OF the committee az Jh!caso
hfadot arters said yesterday that these
documents sllenced the platform ana as
sertions OF tho Republicans on the point
thlt The United states alone could net
change the monetary system OF the Moiid,
and that the present agitation Wouiu DC
The committee decides 10 have these
declarations printed m several languages
especially German. and 10 distribute sew
eIal millions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

The Academy of Music Crowded and Much
fnthusiasm Manifested.

NORFOLK VA. Sept 2.-specilL-Alr.
". T. Irgals. president cf the Chosa-
psake and Chic Railroad Company. de-
ltvcrod an address In this city t0-nlgl lt
under the al spices OF the Norfolk sound
Money League. The large Academy OF
Music. where the meeting was held, was
crowded, I'll ore than loou persons beng
present Considerable enthusiasm was
manifested by the audience. but that
there wer0 many silver mon present was
efiuced hy the Kissing cf -Le speaker $
alusion 10 Bryan aud his gang The
naval Post Bond Was present and On The
stago sat the National Democratic COM
mittca on the Second district. Judge Leigh
watts. general counsel, aud Nr Everett
81. john. president OF the SeabOard
Air Line. besides Ilany prominent bank
ers, merchants, railroad and professional
mer.
Torighrs meeting was the iirst shot
IN the aggressive campaign for sound
money which VIII be fought IN this city
Tomorrow night Judge A. ~. Ienny.
Of New York viii speak In ArNory ulu.
the largest auditorium ln the city WAieh
has "a seating caI Iaclty OF 300. and 90
thursday nigh, *. Governor ". T.. CAM
oron of this State, Will speak at the
Academy Of Music
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

LEADVULE. COL. Sept. "A 5pe.
cial train OF eight coaches, after waitins
soms time for q second section, Witn
companies from Greely, BOiiler ana
carl. containing horses, ammruition, and
provisions. pulled into Leadyille al > 81
this morning The approach 10 Lettvilla
WIS made with great caution, tnfee COM
paules OF infantry deploying shlfinisneta
I'M six miles before reaching ne city.
The men slept ln the cars ali night, break.
fast being served az $50 4. NJ. Ihe
movements OF the military were sulenly
watched by groups OF strikers. Gene itl
grOoks has decided TO pitch camp In the
Old baseball ground near the depot. the
space being amply sufficient 10 hold sew
eral thousand men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

FREDERICKSBURh. VA, SDt. % -
gpeeIal-The city School Board met yes
feriav afternoon and cStabl-hCd an al-
dtionM coiorcd school and elected c..
Grant teacher.
weIahiug thrcc-quarters of a. pound fell
i'm portOu- of SuOt-y -ylfania county.
EN-Treasurer William Mayo, Of West
m0ralaud county. who has been Re
publican since lsly. announces that he
will veto Tor Bryaa and se~an this fall.
SIR B. r.. Grymes, prominent kepub-
lcau of King George county, for the
past twenty years makes the same an
nouneement He told Mr. Bryan when
he was here lafl Saturday that be was
an out and out lree-siNer man, 10 which
the Democratic presidential candidate Tee
II thank you. You are The only kind
Of Republican i have any use for at this
time
The Army Of tho Potomac has endorsed
our National Battlefield Park project.
Judge H.. 4. Grimslgy has granted a
charter TO the Orange Telephone Com
parv. There viii probably Dee llne
constructed from Orange 10 frederlcks-
burg in the near future.
The trial of William Damn, CHARGED
with setting fire 10 his own house, Oc-
cupled the attention 81 the Corporation
Court yesterday and to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 22.-Charles
Pfiener living al BrightN0od, a suburb
Of this city. this morning cut his wife :
throat, his babys throat, and then hang
ed himself All are dead. Pflener was
an operator on the Big Four.
CHICAGO. sept 12-EdsOn Keith. head
OF the great millinery firm OF Eds, n.
Keith X Co. committed suicide this morn
Ing by jumping into the lake 1T Tnir-
teenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

The surry silverites DO Not Give the
Sound Money Man "A show.

sURRY. VA, Sept. 2-specIal-Oving
TO the weather there could lot be any out
door speaking here to-day and the free
silverites refusing TO divide time with Mr..
Tunstan, the sound-mOney advocate. he
was unable To address the people.
The actions OF the committee plainly
shows the character OF the men. who head
the siverites in this section. Mr.. ". r..
McIlwalnc. who addressed the people IN
advocacy Of free silver. very kindly Of
fered TO divide time but beins in the hands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

LONDON. Sept. 22.-The Times has a
dispatch from SeDastopOl saying tnat the
Russian Black Sea fleet has been put on
a war footing and that three battaliOns
OF infantry nave been embarked.
Part OF the fleet h. cruising OF otcha-
kof. at the mouth Of the Dnieper river,
forfv miles from Odessa, under orders
mat IL its commander receives telegram
from NJ. Nclid0m. the Russian Ambassa-
dor 10 Turkey,rit must join the remainder
of the feet leaving Scbasiopol and 90 a.
rect 10 the BOsphorus. The dispatch adds
that an the troops IN Scuth Russia are
ready for active service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
wr,rutR FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. y. c., Sept Fore
east for Wedne Sday.
Virginie-Fair and cool. northe.iy
Wlnd'
North Carolina Generally fair; north
easterly Nind.. brisk and hisn ON the
coast, cooler In eastern portion.
The bar meter has risen rapidly In the
central valleys and lake rogl)n, and slow
In on tho Atlantic coast, and rapidly IN
the Northwest. IL - highest over the
upper Mississipp Valley ana lowest over
North Dakota. The weather ~ clear to-
night except In the New England. Middle
Atlantic States and lower lake region.
We Indications arc that the weather viii
bs cooler and generally iair from New
England southwestward TO the Gun
tral valleys ard upper lake region.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
SOUND MONEY MOVEMENT.
A Strong Club Organized in The City
Of Roanoke.
WILL MAKE An AGGRESSIVE FIGHT.
ID. Preston Parr Speaks to Large Audi
ence in Lynchburg Capt. Bumgard-
ner Tells of His Treatment
in Amherst.

ROANOKE. VA, Sept. 22.-Specdal.-
\ Democratic sound-Money Club OF one
hundred members. among them some very
influential citizens. Of Roanoke, was or
ganized here tonight.
+. p. Caldwell was elected president, and
W J.. Henry, secretary.
The club Will 50 a, once 20 work for the
cause OF sound money and propose 20
make au aggressive light from now until
I'll. election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Engineer and Fireman Make Journey In
in "a Demolished Cab.

BRISTOL, TENN, Sept - Special. -.
4 mixed train on the South Atlantic and
Ohio railroad left the track near Men
dota. Va. this afternoon. The engine
and four cars were precpit3t.d down "A
steop bank. carrying with them Engineer
Burton. Fireman williams, aud ODe brake
man.
The engineer and fireman were thrown
several yards with the cab, wnicA Nas
torn loose from the engine. oul Lel'
,r,a Injured The brakeman escai cd
with slight injuries. The engine ana
cars are BADLY damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

NASHVILLE. TENN, Sept. 22-Some-
thing ~ n sensation VAS caused among
state politicians yesterday when it be-
came known that Colonel 3. A. cham.
pion OF this city. had rendered his resig-
nation AS "A member OF the state Snter
Demccratic Committee. assigning as his
reason that he could not support the chi
ga 20 platform. Colonel Champion is one
of the bcst-known politicians and lawyers
ia thu state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
SIDNEY cHAIkIrrANvfciDE.
Dcranged From Railroad Accident lie
Takes III. own Life.

IYNCIIBUHG Sept Special Mr..
Sidney Chalkley. au cx-emp'0ge of Che
Chesapeake and ohio railroad. commHfel
suicide at his home in Amherst. bout
"a milo from this city. tlis Afternoon. hy
taking laudGItm and worph'n.
Caalkley met with au accident 90 the
railroad several months ago. iu which his
skull was cracked. and 10 b, supposed Chat
his mind was disoriered ic lnl also
been drinking considerably Hc was
about thirty years of age and unmarried.
Eddie WIIiurn. "a tcn.yD DlI-0iI lot. Itll
from "a tree ln RNemont this afternoon.
crashing fis. skull and breaking his right
arm in two places. Tie is IN a critical
condition, with chances against him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Free silver Sentiment Losing Ground an"
snnnd Innex Cimh. Iieing tormed.


STUART. VA, Sept 22.-Specih.--A
Republican club was organized at TINS
place on the 18th instant and the ioi-
loving officers were elected. =. X. law
kins. preslt eLt' &. \. Powell, Yce-pIesl-
dent. and ". 3 pedgo. secretary, Con,
sidera re efthrsiasm was manifested, ana
the Republicans are quite salSulne IN
their expectations OF carrying THIS couh-
ty The free. silver craze seems 10 pe
losing greund rapidly and the thinking
part. of our population. without regard TO
party affiliations. ere bcginning 10 reallze
that free silver is not the true hanacea
FOR orr national IDS. Several sound
money clubs have been organized in the
county. ,- ~.
ON Sunday morning al 3 O'CLOCK Mf.
7 y Perkins livery stables caught tire
and were entirely Consu umec- hhfee
horses were burned 10 death, and al the
bugeics. harness. &C. belonging 20 tne
stables were entirely destroyed. Ihe
cause OF the fire is unknown. Ioiai loss
estimated at 5000.
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camlnos., srnrcn rosrroNrD.


PETEEsBCRf. VA. Sept -.-spocial
EN-D0Ytrror WI iau J.. Cameron lid not
speak here t0-fisNt. the m .etiug having
been pc. trCftd Lntil further notice. Ih.
u, ~tpof cn.tut was due To inciem, ni
weather. Bills announcing the postpone
meut 0l the speaking were distributed
L-L-l.uuuL ID. -LLL mis- llL-Lnlun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
GREAT MEETING TONIGHT.
The Principles Of True Democracy TO be
ElOQuenlly EypOunded at the Academy
BUCEBER, O'FERRBLL, AND FELLOWS.
A Committee of Gentlemen 20 Meet Gen.
Enckncr and sol. Fellows at Ashland
To-Day-A Reception 40 the JET
fcrson This Afternoon,


,-..--,mcnte have been completed ioi
....f..r af thc Academy
'- .,...f tho National Dcmoc-
81 Mu-la t0-iNtAi ei ''- r.,..
..tf. fNe nomination oi Palmer
.,.... ..-.l 81 rou.lrr. demonstration
aiiu - r....r.,.,. fe rxuoct-
OF tlo sound MONEY
-
......,,,o fnr the day is as foi-
iAc it'bi i."'
ioWs. .,.,iro-
Committee oi GentieiNr'' 49,
.f o.n. V. d. Logan, Cen i't! TON "'-N'
"' '," ,... fof hrchcd Anderson.
Nr Joseph ''s"-'' ,...t.,h cof g.. S.
llr MyucNam A'' Air
.s,,.r.f.lt.v. Mn a. j.. t'oui""i''
..., and others VIII assennie
a. -i- ''-''''' +..f,,- and procced
a- H.fd.a.it.l "i-' ..tl.rl fhcre
f. f.n o. clock Tram '' "
r..,f Crnal Euchner ana '..
.r ..,.rl.. ir Richmond by the
''"-.
1.fs P VI. ir-n ....,.. .,,,l
.. .f In. jefferson lloi"'. "N'i. '' sf,,r
fa.l lunch aua rest uhiI a'.r. ,.iu he
rtInn In aU luililNtl n .ttf I rfffgfn..
D~f.I ly. anl wll receive .'..
as Inay desire 60 eau .io.. ~ Music
Tln mr0Uua ai tI' ." +tclo.l Iv
vlu le called to oil'I D.. -,.',, ,f the
General leliun Ni-' ID governor
r0umIfIf. oI AI .l. .r.al.srs of
O'F,rraI vII introduce '''
fho occasion. .....-..-.o. c,prrc1T
lNIllAf Iit h-h+e % ,--e ,..il dis
Gen. Bachuor an1 Dol. elo"s W, tge6r
rllss tlo lsutf oi l-e ',l'l' ~. IN is
own eloquent and ilinllaDIv N-'' ,ier1.
very certain that whoever n-'-'o i1
whether he agrees with them or hpI, W,.i
be not only Ehly cniertalAee D@' '-'
sfructod ON thc highest plane ~. ...,
rrI. h.rdomg w.l Doe handsomely deco
rated anal brilliantly lighted.
ladies ars cordially invited 10 be pres
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
The southern Rnte Var.

WASHINGTON, Sept 21.-The Inter
State Commerce Commission to-day re-
ceivei notice from the Seaboard Air Line
that II intended 20 withdraw its cut rates
for passenger travel between Boston.
Providence New York, Philadelphia. Bal
tltuore N0rfrlk. aud Portsmouth and
southern points. 10 take effect october
lsI.-New York Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

ASHLAND. VA. September Special.
4 mulatto tramp was arrested here to-
day trying 10 sell a new pair OF tan
shoes. IL Is supposed that the snoes were
stolen. The man gave his name as Mitch
Ell. and said he was from Jackson ward.
HInnmnul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Governor O'Fcrralll has appointed Major
Lynn. Superintendent OF the penitcntiary
O delegate 20 The National Prison Associa-
tlon which meets In Milwaukee next sat
urday MAJOR Lynn Will leave to-day for
Milwaukee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Mixing Polite, with his Preaching and
lrautine a e.m.ntIon.

AfftNA'A- - 'it''''''''f
HAMPTON, VA. September -2.-Spc-
c.af.-Rev. j. w. Lee. the Irish preacher,
Dr. creating quite a sensation in this city
hf sermons Whlrl are so filled with poll
trs that 30 is hard 10 tell whether he
is o. preacher or a stump speaker
Ilc does not like the Democratic nomi-
nee from this district, and says he Will
not vote for him because, as ne alleges.
be- advocates liquor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23
Generals Palmer and BuCkneg Address
an Immense Audience.
COY. Flowers PUEGENT SPEECH
General Palmer in a Temperate Address
shows what Great Undertaking the
Chicago Party Has Assumed-federal
Interference-Ge Buclner's Speech.


for the soUnd-moncy democracy in the
Empire State.
An hour before the time set for the
meeting the seats were taken, ana at
| 1.aJ a. thousand people were stan l.ns az
the back of the seats Oh the main uoJr
and m tho galleries. The audience Was
one o. tAe best appearing tnAt h-a 'ren
claVu together ly political m eln-s iu
this city. A large number OF ladies' were
uicscLL The audience rccos li1-l hca"e4l
J.. Flower NIiam ID bluum, Colonel
Fellows and 0L.srs. ana cncered tl- ia
as they made their way TO their seats.
Among those on thc platform We're:
Rcv. theodore Cuyicr William b. horn-
blower of New jersey. q. a. Hanil4ues,
Captain Hugh Goro0l, letcr Is. olney,
| Taeo Sutr0. Colonel "homas Hurley ot
| Texas. Colonel j. N. Falknc-, Of Alabama,
Charles Cauda and IYDrcfl j.. wheeler,
and DR. William Rett OF Massachusetts
PROMPTLY at o'clock Robert D Wide
mann. chairman OF tie state Commit cd
| of the National Democratic party of NeW
/ York. stepped tO the front OF The platform
aud opened tire Proceedings he said
that tlc good old ship Democracy WAS
going on the rocks when tho Indianapolis
| Convention took her iu charge. placed
| couuoflut men at hor helm. ana was
now manning hef for The he't "h.en
would bury Organism, Naisonism and
eo,,anisn so deeply thlt Gabriel trump
/ cf would have d.ffiully iu resurl s-tius
/ them.
! GOVERNOR FLOWER.
lie then introduced eX-GcFtrnor Rose
! well p. Flower tle chairman OF tHe
| evening. who said.
| Fellow Democrats Wc are met to -aIi.
fv the nomination and pattern ot the
! Nafrial Democratic Convention held 40
Indianarols. We are Democrats and not
! ponulisfs We arc in favor OF liberty
reeulafed hv law We are not r,volu-
| ,ioriets yve hafiovo ir maintaining our
| Conn, ~ ,,orernrn.nt I'm fits fun vicor tile
/ lcof.rati,o dorartro.nt to rnll.e the Jaws.
tre judicial 10 oxoound them and the
executive fo enforce them We believe
! ln law and order not in riot ana n's-
order. We believe in dollars OF -ril in-
| trinsio value. measured ny The markets
Of The worll We arc not Decent Demo-
/ Gratis We favor o. tariff ,9r "rre 'niy.
| We declare that the government should
not engage in the banking business. Mo
are opposed to fiat money We favor the
mcrit system. tho fewer spells ON" less
corruption in party politics. We believe
in economy in every department oi eof-
ernment. We endorse tine Administration
|, Of President Cleveland. our principle
point Tire way 30 stability .n eorefmcii,
not TO doubtful eXncrimo1ts to conh-
donce in business not o. lne fairfy, 10
prosperity. not panic.
"Feliow-DcmoNata Dot us take ro
step backward but march in solid pha-
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lalf OF the doctrine anu lyNcy livele4i44-1
IN its name al Chicago.
CHICAGO CONVENTION.
"Tle Chicago Convention was regularly
called and II il had adhered to the faiih
the organization which | represent would
have been entirely unnecessary. indeed,
thousands tf Democrats to-day have
such respect for regular Or -in'La.i0D that
they feel almost constrained 90 submit
70 the authority. Democrats have an
affection for tine Consultation With ak
IL adjustments for the rights OF the
States. as established l he century or
national life and stlu earnestly maintain
their devotion 20 regular and orderly
government. Tha. some Democrats woul1
doubt the policy Of resis'llcc .kc action
Of tho Chicago Conv1nlol IS Int ma
mral. That convention assembled, claim
src TO De a regular Democratic c-nven-
ton. and thousand of 49, who resist It's
action do so only becalse it Wls uellcci-
l. false 10 Democratic principles.
"No Democrat can object tO the condtm-
nation of the CH- $50 platform or afni-
tary interference iy el.rh autnOriues
in local affairs So much 's the well
understood Democrl'l| theory pi l.'
proper relations existing between ine
States and the Genera. cover peg. l.|.
/ the real meaning is 900 ieIa' o1i ana hnDWn
10 De fact tllt tl-.s Crniemntl'N~
were directed against tne Pres idcn, o'
the Ifiiel states tor ri0ner interference
g. enforce Federal Jaw IY 'ede.li asehl-.
ENDORSED ALrGELD
"Tna real meaning .. tle Chicago 0'o,
laration in which i'e elnYen,io Jon s.i"
that arbitrary iuIntlNt .'l.e NN tNt 'r
erll authorities n local tnairs was q
violation of the '0ls.It tl. ul OF ine i..,'t
States and "a crime qlItl.f frne iut.Iiu-
t0ns is what IS understood 10 nave .."
lqfnnd. ID a- am eulol .i.' 't si.
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p.~cE or THERMOMETER.

The following wa the range OF ths
thermometer at The Times office yester-
asv, . A. NJ. 90: Il NJ. IL: =. NJ. 10;
r. NJ. g: . Il. NJ, %; midnight. ".
Average. "a IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-23

Of the silver committee was unable 10 90
so. L.,
A Bryan and Sewall club was organizou,
Tho sound-money cause is gaining grouhu
an the time. over haf OF the auuien0e
were colored and Republicans.