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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11
Seeing by Wire.

Will it ever be possible TO enable
the persons who speak with each
other by telephone to see one anoth-
err at the same time. as in a glass
derkly" perhaps, but still "face 10
face?" Will it ever be feasible for q
man in London to see opera in La
Scala, or the falls of Niagara, or the
Feast of lanterns in Canton with
out stirring from home? It IS 9 CAP
tivating idea, and, although VIC can
not pronounce with certainty, there
is good deal to be said i'll favor Of
the possibility of its realization.
To begin with, it is known that
light is merely form of energy, or.
as the late Professor Tyndall would
call it, d mode OF motion. 1t j., IN
fact, a wavehke motion in tbs ex-
quisite medium that we call the 10
miniferous ether which is under
stood to permeate all bodies. The
waves resem ble those set up in VIA
ter when a stone is dropped into It
that is to say, they are transverse
rays, the particles of water rising
and falling alternately across fLs
line on which the waves travel. II
this respect light differs from sound
in which the particles of air convey
ing the sound vihrate to and trt
along fhe course ot propagation o.
the sound Now it has been founC
Of late years that waves similar t
those of light in all but size can b
set up in the luminifercus ether b,
oscillatory discharges of electricity
and there is growing evidence !
show that some weli known ofecl
Of electricity are the result Of wav
motion i'll the ether of the sam
kind as those Of light.
If, therefore, we could find
fneans Vi transforming the wayf5
light into corresponding electr
waves and transmit these TO di
tance by wire, or even witlo1
wires, then retransform them Lac
again into light, the problem won
be solved. The progress of electric
research appears to tend III that
recticn.-Cassea's Magazine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11
Buyyourfresh meats
from Will Pyeatt.

Hon. Andrew Hardy of Ard
more was in the city today en-
route to Muskogee, /. T., to at
tend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Freemasons of the
Indian Territory. Mr.. Hardy is
a Past Grand Master Of the
Grand Lodge of the Indian Ter
ritory.-Gainesville Register.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11
PURELY Personal.
Promlaent Goers and Corners as Caught
on the wIne Iby the Reporter
for the Ardmoreite.

J. W. Eaves of Lebanon Is IN
the city.
j. W. Galloway, a drummer
of prominence is at the WiSnor.
Joseph W. Phillips we are
glad to state was much better
today.
Walter Haley left today for
Raysvine. where he will visit
with his mother forSeveral days.
Tom Woods of Sulphur
Springs is in the city, He will
probably remain several days.
Col. and ,1rs. J. d. Lynch
are visiting the palatial home of
Hon. OvertOn Love, near Mar
ietta.
John (Gig) Whaley who has
been indulging In gulf breezes,
surf bathing and shooting the
chutes" at the Beach Hotel Gal
weston for the past two months,
returned to the city last night.
Judge c. B. Kilgore returned
Sunday from Washington where
/ he had been for the past two
weeks. He comes back will
his accustomed smile and if h'
has any fears of peremptory re
lmoval from office his action anC
conversation fail to reveal them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11
Accommodation Trains.

Commencing Feb. 18th trains No.
Is and IA local freight trainsl be-
tween Gainesville and Rpreeli viii
carry ooacn fcr tine accommada-
tton of passengers and tickets will
be sold for passage between ell sta
tioRs, Gainesville and Purcell inclu-
sive. Respectfully,
l. r. MASON, Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11

Ardmore has received aud
weighed to date - bales of cot
ton, o record unprecedented at
such an early date in the history
of the great cotton metropolis,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11
For RENT-A good four room
house. new. Apply to
7-1w c. K. FRALEY.


NV stable has Just been reftted
with new buggies, snrreys, garages
and ph@tons. The incest rigs IN the
citv. Gentle teams for ladleS, food
roadssers and safe drivers Tor
drummers. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
/ 1O-lm e. BowLEs, Proprietor.
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Campaign Club oraaaHred last NiGhe
VITA >. r. Bledsoe aa President
And john Mcclure. Secretary.

Monday evening the Allen G.
Thurman Democratic club met
at the United States court room
TO consider the resignation of
Hon. John l.. Gait, as its pres
ident, and a full attendance
greeted the retiring president
and participated in the election
of Hon. j. C. Thompson rs his
successor. Mr.. Thompson was
chosen unanimously by a viva
voce vote and Mr.. G. Nj. Var
brough was chosen in the same
manner to succeed Mr.. Thomp-
son as first vice president.
After listening to Mr.. ThOmp-
sons acknowle dgment of the
clubs confidence the meeting
gave place to call for the or
ganization of Bryan and Sew
all campaign club, which should
be open to all friends of the free
silver champions, without regard
to partizan alignment. The Oh
ject of the new call was stated
by Caswell Bennett and upon
his motion 5. It. Bledsoe was
unanimously chosen as presi-
dent of the proposed Bryan ard
Sewall club and Jno. a. McClW
as secretary. After the organi-
zation had been perfected it was
upon motion ordered that the
constitution and by laws pre-
scribed by the national organi-
zation of Democratic clubs
should be the law of the club
and that until the same was du-
ly ascertained the club should
observe the practice of the Allen
/ q. Thurman Democratic club of
/ Ardmore. The election of
/ Messrs. Bledsoe and Mcclure
| az president and secretary re-
ispectively was confirmed and
| Thomas Norman was elected
first vice president, Judge A.
ID. Mathews was elected second
vice president. Silas j. Boyd
treasurer and Mr.. ID. J. Ken
dali sergeant at arms.
The enrolment of members
was then called for and thirty,
five of Ardmore'S best citizen,
responded, including DIR. :. :
Carr. Judge a. ID. Mathews anC
Uncle Tom Parker.
Mr.. Casweli Bennett announ
ced that the people of Purcell
and various other towns irreSpec
tive of party, had called a meet
ing to convene At Purcell OF
August 81, the evening proceed
: ing Purcells great picnic, 4
celebrate the advent of ful
jurisdiction, for the purpose c
considering the possibility q
electing a provisional delegat
from the Indian Territory, I,
= \ the congress of the United State
! and upon motion it wae deela'
ed the sense of the Bryan an,
: Sewall club of Ardmore, tina
such delegate should he ehos
Ell.
= By vote of the club, thirt
'e delegates were chosen to repre-
sent this club at the PURGE
conference and the president {
the club was authorized 70 GO
=. =. rect the list of names at an
u time, IN such q manner as 10 =
n cure the actual attendance Z
a. the full number of delegates ;
that time.
The secretary was directed
m advise all other political clul
at Ardmore of this action.
Upon motion Of Mr., Beme
and after various amendmen
ed had been suggested and acceT
iss ises ed. a committee Of ten was a
cd pointed to solicit new menbe
,5 ,9r for the club, with instruction
. to find at least one thousal
good and willing men and 7
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car.siaa church.-Freaslsy ssrsss- Ser:
vices every Lords dAy A. u 90 a. n-s sad ssi&
sssssinE \, II ever sTsTy wsdassaay s.is y n. csolr
practice every Friday eveninx . 80 ?. N
l.aeilee 40 Ala S9eletE ~ssF1 = -
cial mertinx every Tuesday nlxhF = place
snsssasg. s saeh I- Lords a.. o1ssr- meet
cordially tuwtfrn 10 all services.
0oe II. webb. sup't saHdsy school.
a. q RAait. Pastor.
Firss Baptist Churos-Hroadwz street.
Services every sunday az ~ CO a. a.. and so
.. n Frayss meetiax MednssdAy esenlnE-a
Ctlotr practice Friday evcnEnEss a. . o'clock.
pr. Yonnx. Pastor.
NE. chnrch soath-cornrr Broadway mnd
Churrh street Preaching svcry nanoath
mecsIng "Wednesday svsninE a Fssc. saR-
dav schoai ererT sahb4fh a. 10 - n no
'''A At. Galloway. Pastor.
church and Cumherland sfrwwfa- eervtcsa
svery sunday q y = - sd - ?. n
=. ~ Everybody cordially lnvlted 20 wor-
ahlp with ua. J.F. wtliiAmM. supst-
-. Aubrey. Pastor
Tab~ruaets ssrrics.-Rswulnr marrlaas a.
The T4hernaeiss soatnmAst Ara@orr erery
nrst suHdays Rev. ,. T. wood. second sea-
days Eey ,. - Master. .s..s tssr1 slneeags
Z 70
BATH school Dc - L. kpwurfh LmMMma D.
IA Prayer E@mtAnE every Wednesday niwht.
A cordial iEwitmtion Co all. GoZM and wnr !.
ship with an-
Z !. r.. Godfrey. Pastor.
7 Rev J. a. Masters. NnnnAy school sept
FIRST PREsBYTERIAx CHURCH.
I mmwwMmN
/ Sprinwwr and Rrenaiy AfrwMEm
Il Regular service
/ NabbAth-- II a. a. EurnGaE wormhip
Mp. N. ewmnfnw worMhkp.
Rs& o. H.. N1mnAy school
L WudnnMdMy-M D. H. prayer me@xAnE.
4 SD. IA. session EemkAmw.
Il We nxtNm1 a cordial tmwitM&Anm 70 al 20
1 wnrmhip wfth n stranger. 10 6amtrm
Il yumr Mc1nmintmnGm- In TIE nAHza 81 tma MMm~
ter. welcome Wuu-
4 RMw. g. G.. Mc0FmEmr. pastor.
I ChrlaflMn Science s@rwicm-l @'elnnK
I mwmry sunday mormtnE. chladrmmm Bmmdny
Z school to1G a. Iohnmun. Crncm A Crmnm
Il huiidlEw. up mtairm~ Friday @vnminw mamM-
lnwm.Ts1. 1nhnMnus Cruc@ A. Cruce 0@@@m
% stairs Kwmry unm cordially Amwtkmd ~
wnrnhip Win
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11

Myrtle Lodge No. 2. X of P.-MaexM @wmry
ThmrmdMy ~ SIS q. m. I'm o. FelImwM Hall
sprinwwr street All wlSAanw orwEhrmm mru
Invited.
Toe. M. Lnn6om. G. C.
John ". huaEflna. X. of r. Mnd o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11

On and after this date my
terms viii be- STRICTLY CASH.
Listen To the woodpecker's song
and don't doubt that he means
just what he says. ! Will sell
you groceries at the lowest pos
sible figures, but must have the
| CASH.
list PORTER STAPLES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11

A second hand type writer.
A bargain Call at Wisnor no
tel. Aug 2-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11
PORTER STAPLES.

If you have anything to store,
see the Ardmore Grain aud Stor-
age company. @-im
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11
DIssolutIon Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between w. 5. King and j +.
G. Patterson, under the lfm name
OF W. !. King 4 Co., Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. W.
:. King retires. selling his inter
est TO II. n. Patterson. The new
firm willin the future be P3tter-
son Bros. WAC assume all EIabfir-
ties and collect all accounts of the
old firrR
W. ;. KING,
j. c. PATTERSON,
T. n. PATTERSON.
ArdRore, |. T., July %, 1896,
The ARDMoREIrE job department
turns OF only first class work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11

Ardmoro CnAuter No. n. r. A. M.-Rawanar
mmmxlnEM on amcund and fomrKh Thurmnmyan
In each mnnth a. q. m- IN Mmn0mlr Turnia,
corner Mzln and Sprtnwew streets wkm1Etmm :
hrnthrmn are wNtmnd@d q cordial wmIcoam@.
" :" H. Masou. ss~rusary.
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ARDMoRETTh does job printing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-08-11

hMCMMN M1SAMNAMM
Ardmnrw Lodge No ~. A. ". A a. M.=Em~
rulMr meeting. saturday. nn or before awmry
fnli mnun. ~ D. M In MMmonic Temple.
corner Main and HprinKar streets. wtm8ting
hr~rhrmn are NxFmnaed . cordial wmicnEnm
" D. +. sisoeGr. seorrtary.
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Kaiwhfm 90 Khm Marcmb@mm. AF6mor@ Tmmn
No. 1-MrmfM on nrMr and KhGrd MnmAmwa -
each month AZ 1udwm HobbyHm uMiem on Mmfm
street. Visiting 1amb@rm cordially fmw1fma.
Edwin Hobby. Com-
5 "A. l. Lanama. RK.
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FIRST PRKsBVTERIA~ CHURCH.
mMwwMMN
AwwFwarM~ mmH RrmnMHw a

chraasGan Science N@rwlcm-Il @ReInnM
mwmrw sunday maowminM. ChAAarmmm Bnmdnw
school t11G A8 IuAnmun. Crucm A Crmmm
huildlGK. up MtAArA- FRIDAY evening" @emA-
~ stairs. Kwary onn cordially tnxtk@d 10
wnrmhfp wfth a..
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NJ. Chmrch snmkh-cnrnwr Broadway mnd
Churrh street. Preaching @wNrV hnnhmth
mnrninw nf N a. m-s AGd Tsen D. - Prayer
mmrttmE wednesday mWmninx ~ Taac. 6un-
daw school ever sabbath ~ % a. NJ kp-
EuFth League . .. m
A n. GALLOWAY. Pastor.
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The AaDMoREIrE job department
turns OF only first class work.
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W. :. KING,
j. G.. PATTERSON,
r. n. PATTERSON.

ArdA Aore. |. T., July 20, 1896
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
YELLOW FEVER
Developed In and Proved Fssai 10
Passenger From Havana

New York. Oct. %. When 'he "aru
line steamer Yucatan arrived at quar-
,n,ine last Monday morning. from
tIar,n. 1--WE Chinese and two other
n.ssergers were removed to Hoffman
Stand for observation. owing TO
their not being able 10 pro
.rce certificates OF accllmatiza-
ton. Among this number was
Tbomas Andrew Seaweckoe, aged 20.
yho embarked at Havana as second
cabin passenger. During the AFTER
noon seaweclSoe complained ofnot feel
inc well. Health Officer Doty visited
him promptly, and as precautionary
measure. transferred him to Swim
burne island for treatment. The pa
tient was attended by skilled nurse
and was under the constant obser-
xation OF Health Officer Doty ana
Deputv sandborn. Tuesday the pa
t;ent was somewhat weaker. Wedhes-
lay he developed well-marked symP,
toms OF yellow fever. and IN spite -
The constant attention OF the hea,.''
officer. died Wednesday evening ne
had been only two weeks In havahs
and was on his way home to Russia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
DuN'S COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
The Sensational Advance In wheat TINS
Event Of the Week.

New YORK. Oct. 30 r. q. & Co. IN
their weekly review of trade say:
The event OF the week has been the
sensational advance of wheat To -
cents for cash on Thursday, rise oi
SIX cents. and its fall To u on Thurs
day, gaining Is on Friday. The rise
was magni.ied by covering OF specula-
tive sellers who imagined the advance
had gone too far, but was at the DOT
ton based on an extraordinary foreign
demand, which has engaged gram Ves-
sells from all Pacific as well as Atinniic
porte for months ahead. How great
the shor tage ia ordinary European sup
plies may be is the point of doubt ah'
speculation. but none now question
that shipments from the Pacihc coast
to India and the decrease IN RUSSIAN
weld are important, and the buying oi
enormous quantities for export, VIVA
epvarements OF freight room at higher
rates. express the belief Of European
dealers
Wheat exports from the Pacific coast
are large. and over 100000 bushels per
day have been engaged ahead ior
some time. The Atlantic exports
\ about 100000 bushels larger than iass
wear for the week. have been, IN octo-
Der 6.5.O.2I3 bushels, -four included
against 5.Os6, 3ss last year. Corn moves
largely aud at lower prices, HAVING
declined cent for the week cotton
has advanced sixteenth TO elShv
cents. with only moderate transac'
tions and heavy receipts from piania-
tions. Estimates of the yield vary az
the way from Mr.. Neill's 9,ooO,VV'
bales To much less than s.0OO,ooo, bl,
the impression grows that the yleiu
will be large.
The most striking feature OF indus
trial returns IS the number OF coN
tracts conditioned upon the election
The movement of currency 70 IN
interior has been only $500, 900 10
the week, and the market Tor conhhl''
cial loans has been dull The volum
! Of business shown by exchanges 10
been g. per cent less than last ye"
, and IS per cent less than IN ls9-
Failures for the week have been =
IN The United States, against 23l las
, vear. and 60 in Canada, against 70 ia
year.
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mating fatally have been known to his
intimate friends for some time. but
have only been spoken of coniidcn-
TALLY His ailmcnt took its origin in
the excitement arising out Of his
10 int debate with Secretary lIoke
Smith last summer, when he was
forced to withdraw from that de-
bate for physical reasons. his friends
persuaded him to enter a SAME
tarium for treatment. lie was
su beet To heart disease Reassuring
reports as to recovered health have
appeared from time to time. but they
have been largely discounted by those
fully informed as to the facts.
Mr. Crisp was one Of the best.lilIed
men in congress. He commanded ,he
respect of friends and opponents by
his abilities and his generally unruf-
fled judicial fairness, which was
broken upon only once or twice. dur
ing the bitter controversy wlin
Speaker Reed over the Reed rules.
lie was born in Sheffield, England,
where his parents had gone on a visit.
in ls45, and this fact took him out 81
the category OF e-presidcntial pos
sibiities when some years ago
his name was suggested for that
office. lie was brought TO the
United states before he was year
old, was educated in Savannah and
Macon. Ga, served in the confederate
army and was made prisoner. lie
was admitted to the bar ia 1906 be-
Come successfully state solicitor,
Judge. congressman and speaker OF
the house OF representatives IN the
fifty-second and fifty-third con-
crosses. His congressional career in
the lower house extended over Ia
years. and he was the choice Of his
marty for the United States senate
" hen he died.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

OF the evening OF the nd Chicago
I. Alton train No. - was held up oy
rour masked robbers at Blue Cut. De
tween Glencoe and Independence, Mo,
me SPOT made famous by q former train
robbery by the James gang ~ was
reported that the robbers secured 80
so: though another account placed
the amount at 500 and some iewclry
.rhe passengers were not molested anc
40 one was hurt
Ii was officially announced at Otta-
va. ont. on the 22d. that the govern
nent commission appointed 70 inquire
INTO the operation Of the tariff will be-
i'm il work on November 10. The IN
auirv will be conducted by Sir Rich-
ara Cartright. Hon. w. ;. Fielding ana
4 lion. W. Patterson, who are members
I 81 the commission
TuE annual financial statement of
1 tile Dominion for the year ended Juue
I ~. lsy6. was made public on the Esd
n showed deficit for the year q.
500. al. and an increase in the public
| .Icht OF S5.53-. 35l The net public deb'
now aggregates S25-.52>,3O4.
FAILURES throughout the United
states. for the week ended on the .sd.
a. reported by L. g. Dan 4 Co. aggre.
gated "a. against 23l for the CORE
spending week last year. For Can
ada the failures Were 90. against 3
ast year.
J. r. BAssETT. an employee and book
Keeper 81 Swift & Co. the big Chicage
pork packers was arrested at New
orleans. on the ord. on the charge p.
savinr embezzled $4,000 Of .hc com
;any's money.
HENRY FOEBEs. chief clerk 20 Mana
rer Howe ~ the Palmer house in Chi
ra,-.,. wac found dead, on the morning
3. the a1d. in room at La Vita hotel
: The gas was turned on, and letters =
liz wits and daughter showed tina
death was Intentional.
EpwAa. j. IVORY. alias Bell. the al
, lersa Itisa-American dynamiter. wh'
+ wa. arrested in Glasgow on Septcm
< Der ie. was again arraigned in Tia
: lsow-strcet lLondonl police court u
= the sd
\ ~ux YAr SES. the Chinese physical
who was kidnapped by cmissaries q
= The Chinese legation in London. wa
}. released, on the ed. on the demand ,
4: The British government
r N. ANIE ETIENE BLAviEn membs
4 81 the French senate. representa-
IA the department Of Main-ct-Isoirc, dic'
- on the Esd. in Paris. lie was 90 yeai
OF age
" Hox. COLUMBUS DELASo. ex-sccr
ir ,ary Of the interior. died at Nous
vernon. o.. on the 2,th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
CROP CONDITIONS
A. Indicated by the CINCINNATI fr'ee e"'-
rent weekly summary

crxerSSArr. Oct. 23.-The price cur
-, summarizes the crop conditions
for the past week as follows 0ons.u
arable wheat seeding Is yet oeing
done. The conditions continue eNcep-
,ionally favorable for the crop.
Wheat offerings are expected to en-
large If the advance in price IS not
checked. The old grain is moving
freely. More complaint of swine
rIaoue is heard in the western regions.
Tbc weeks packing of hogs amount
ed 20 $4,000, against s4o,a'o Tor 'hs
correspondin. week year ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

FORT SMITH, Ark. Oct. "a - Nlp0
prisoners confined in the United Sta'e'
iail here succeeded in making tneD
escapc some time during the nlEhN
and have not yet been reeaptu'O"l
Their names and the crimes cnarse'
against them follows:
phil Roberts, burglary; Ed Eodsers'
Bill Edmunds, Grant Prime, sarr01
Willis, robbery; Will Roberts '"e'
Colbert, larceny; Bunk Parker roO
HING n post o..ce, and Henry Beccher
coun terfeiting, all Indian terri'o'
criminals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
TWO MAST HEADS.
An Tint Is visible Of tho Wrecked stssm-
or Arago.

MArsurrErD, Ore, Oct. s3.-Iwo
mastheads projecting few Zee, aooVe
TIE swell at high tide mark the spot
where the steamer Arago lies In SIX
fathoms of water just BEYOND
the end Of the unfinished 1cs
~ n. the entrance Of Coos bay.
III. vessel has not moved since 1t was
carried out OF it's course by a huge
biIlow. dashed on the rocks and then
lifted again and literally planted On
the crest Of the bQE. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

Mr.. WILLIAM PRIIcHARD MORGAN.
liberal member of the British house OF
commons for Mertnyr Tydvill, sum
moned a meeting Of his constituents.
on the Goth, for the purpose OF discus
sing the question of his resigning his
seat in parliament in favor Of Mr.
Gladstone
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

HAMBLIS ASDRUs, one OF the propri-
etors of the Empire medicine factory
at Yonkers. \. u. was instantly killed.
on the 2ist. by the explosion Of some
chemicals in his laboratory
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

CHIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM ADAM RICH
ARpsoS Of the United States court OF
claims died IN Washington, on the
10Th of cancer OF the stomach lie
had been confined TO his bed for two
months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

Ii HrNG CHANG. the special envoy OF
the emperor OF China. arrived Al Pe-
kin, on the Goth, on his return from
his tour of Europe, the United states
and Canada
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The Chinese legation at London Is
accused OF seizing and OBTAINING an al
legged Chinese conspirator. and : I'M
der surveillance by the London police.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30

CHAIRMAN JoNEs II the democratic
national committee. ON the 10Th. issued
an appeal TO all persons who favor the
election OF Bryan and support the
democratic platform to display at
their homes or at their places Of BUSH
ness the American flag ON Saturday.
october 81. This is the same day set
apart by suggestion Of Chairman
Hanna for the same purpose on behali
of Mr.. Mckinley
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The executive council OF the FEEDER
alton OF Labor. in session at lndianap-
oils, Ind. on the Goth. discussed the
eight-hour amendment 10 the federal
laws. The federation hopes 10 have 4
new and effective law enacted.
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THE Nebraska supreme court oe-
cidcd. on tie elst, that gold democrats
could use the party designation on the
official ballot
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The sesquicentennial celebration OF
the foundation Of Princeton college
closed, on the 22d. with remarkable
gathering OF educators al the iestai
board. President Cleveland was one
of the principal speakers Of the day.