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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

~"t seriously Contemplated by Ns.li-Iu
I'.Hrd s"ngrc->sa.n sn Account a.,
ssban Recognition However Irrit..in
~"'h Action Might bs "a spain an.
"""'Fs i "a no Condition 10 iseseat IL
y spanish Precedent.
NAsniN"ToN. Feb. .>.-The r.e.>ihil
ity % war with spain AZ result "
~" enhan resolutions reported from
me iOreign Affairs COMMITTEE. y.s..--
uay' = not seriously regarded bs weli-
informed members ~ the h.a... i. ~
aFsued iAat The resolution, 10 ,s.. n,
the hr>i place. rrcp-nix. the h-iii.-.--
ency oi the reia.i> Aut .inplt i..,...
tnAi state ~ war exists farr.. i...~-
lnE i tp The prcs.lrri to maxi. a l,..li y
crsnt recognition a. rrpc.ama..on
when desirable. That State No ,s.r
docs exist .iers.. they saw. Is u,anif.s
both from the reports IL American ,...,,.
snlAr officers Ia the island ana the -.v-
cr-il proelam@tion> NJ f.4n. Nev..,. -
sued since hl, arriy ia Cuba.
:" Ear as our right "a interfere NJ
protect American property ia Gaia 4,
concerned such right. i. i claimed
exists under international usage. an,,
- @AtNN stronger MI 90
sac department has tahra pps.,i "a
"h4ch virtually stops u from c... i..ii..r
damage, under present. conditions.
~ u asserted ina; nu matter ho.y ir-
riiating recognition ~ beli;.,..r,.a..,
'h'ght ne ~ the Spanish government.
'hs'y are Ia no = '>ition - enter iata a
war with the United >tat,.s. ana world
n"t seriously entertain such prom
sitt"n. II i pointed OF. that when
Spain and Great Britain recognized
the belilgerency % the conf, l..ri..,
during the war OF secession we could
not resent i because the energies Of
the government were taxed t. their
utmost To suppress our own people.
spain. II Is asserted. j. les prepared
Tor a foreign war AT this time than the
nitea states was "a years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

| III The burning ~ the raIatial resi-
'irrcr 81 James L. Armi-er. ~ North
Baltimore. Nd on The Ed seven per
~s'u>- members ~ the family. servants
and -u-s.. were either suffocat.d
ana hurre.! ia the building or killed tx
jumping from The Windows The head
~ -nr family was himself among the
victims
EEv. r. r. PAE~HAII- aged 70. an
evangelist u national reputation in
-ae Baptist church died AZ nj home ia
& airay9- "a the night ~ the -3d. frorr
Eh~ ELECTS y railroad accident nine
years a-e- lis services ps half = CEN
FEsr-- extending from New YORK Is
California resulted in rnanv resv
churches and over I'VE thousand cpn-
versions
- the 44-h 0so~. OATES ~ AIabara
issued q rr,-elasziatiou offering ~
ward ~ 5000 each tpr the arrest and
conviction u such persons a. rar-ici-
pa7'-.l In the lrncnin- ~ Robert VIII
liaFa> in the city x Manrr 9llerv re-
Gently
TIE ta-tie>hsp Indiana. with the
TT 'p1E~-
~. NIX - AN'-i' - 80 N4Dnr"ss- N4-'
- 'ie r.'-- ol i-sr Il IA Tip
- me --,n west-f'pnaG i-as-e >hore
train broA- in TWO Il miles east ~
Waterloo Ind and the two sections
cssi 4slel- Ten ears d. coal I'll i-ni-ed.
ar- the flames spread rapidly. doing
great damage IN destroying ~u--,yund- I
fr-- nru~.---w II. IA vs..- ~r.~-.s INDEED 4
-1r i''-tH-
" Ill ~ Jni'- one u the trlo ar-e-tes \
ior causing Tie death W Pear. Ervan. 4
us> t~tcr~ jr'.-r Iri-g. in rhe Gincin-
matt police court. m The 9Th Bail 4
sFa~ reduced from s--D-, - 5000 anu 4
tne case continued tp April H.
! >rzriAE train left Hir7ninr ham. \
-i-a-. on the -ith- for ~avanrah. carry Il
M ~" navga-s- ear ipt'i> ~ boxes 4
TRUNKS 1au ntl-- ta--a ~ and cr-
tween -t-t and +M Negroes fraln Ala
20 ma. Arkansas Mississippi and Tex
- - route ~ NVnruvia- Liberia.
--r.ca-
'$ the -+th Mrs Elizabeth Coleman.
? 1e'l ~, Years died AZ sIale-f,ur- W.
'tr- tzsner 'saS q fir~t cousin ~ the
.e>t iin-al descendant " the rCyal tal-
.sy - >tuarts. descending FROM James
~ ~ Inc are - TX months RE- father
"a Hiii'-t- ana iat~r hrr m"the-- hy
20 IAa2r 'sh--tn nrr r1nS- Wa @ls.n-
n'.r'''''-
IN ION sea Me- bermuda dying
'AF bri'i-n Tax VA BEARDED and
s'.1-l ~ T-senue "Iflcers on Liberty
~ - H. - -
A Nr iDr~ hars'pr on the night
= aH- h- ne i-rIanda mas bven
-i'--s sne Ma'Sh 81 spanish spie> Tor
ms A.st haa. reason :" believe
'hr .an '-'nzh, ~ 'uoan rrvpiu-
80 80 ano wa hitting on a. t-iDus-
IL. n"u>r na-i1'arF committee n
|. - D.li - - ..Nn
- - ne i'i>'r'es ~ ~. l'n'''a ior
N 49, .'."1-A Sp'o'sl lrDt'.e. % est
M - \, s'iis'suS'''i "ut *
= Do-NSs .''"s''N ~ :" th@ esla'rs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
DEFIEO THE OFFICERS
Ana F.iI Dead NJ the First fire. shot
Through the Ju-niar v.sn.

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. -a--Willis Bur
ton. q desperate from east texas.
armed with = navy >ix-shoOter ami 4
dirk knife. dcficd three Dallas Off .ers
to arrest him yesterday. only one
shot was fired. and lsurton fell dead
with lis iugElar vein severed ami ho
bullet somewhere in his body below
the neck. lie held cooked pistol ia
Ills right hand and the op.n dirk III H.
left. Uf:ccr ~-.s.crson, who t-.' -
shot. wa arrested
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
GUNS COMMERCIAL ssur..


ars Failures show Msraea Ne
over Last Year some nu.Iu.. 'ss.s
- "rst. hut >ossneraI Iner,... ~ ~
"ss-' f-Ac~pi for Wheat. NM, i~
..n a" Upward fright. are ....,..'. -.
Nhw foEK. Feb. e9-R. 4 n,.
I. -aS to-day ia their weekly Rs.
Failures n three week, ~ f..
h-p" Liabilities .: Slo. >>s..s n.
''-'r".' 'asi year ana Sli.4.l.,f.
l~'. Failures Tor the week i,v..
~ "a the Lnitcd states. a-ait..
lat year anu - ia Iana,., 49,.
la>i Year. n
"a some quarters cuisines, ..a.M.
the west, rather than Al IN. ..
'.ierr = no change for The h,if.r
though hopetu!ncs> still rfrionira.
orcign affair, grow more pacific
'.S opinion turns more resalut.i-.
"ArA sound money. but thc ssan.
sufficient demand Tor th. pr.Ain...
great industries still rctar.l,
improvement Strikes ~ snm.. .u.,-.-.
'anev IA garment making ami .xine-.i
lines Affect trade in Chico.-o an. p.t-.-
more ---
Speculative markets Show ,it-t,.r.,
Iiac volume Of bushes, doe, NJ. i,,.
prove Exchanges through tn. nr
eipai clearinghouse show I... ILL.,
cent gam over last year. tn,
month : comparison with 1913 /, XIV.
only Instructive one. ami sny.y, a....
GREASE Of -os for February
Railroad earnings for the .hiri ,,....,.
81 February exceed last wear, $50,
cent. and for February thu, far bs~..
been ITO per cent. greater than M,
year
Stock speculation has been irr...r,,ia-
and Cuban war talk on Friday .-,-.....
a break in railroad stocks. aver-...ir.-
q points Disappointing iniu>,ral
statements, together with the yes.r..
break. lowered trusts sii~.
Wheat has taken a flight upward
advancing 81. cent, for cash ana
Tor May. with rumors Of foreign ,sr-
pines a. the only basis. Estimate,
wheat in farmers hands arr. i.,,.-
than last year. but still indicate. ,.h
visible stocks, "A supply much beyond
probable needs
Cotton has been weaker with .r
fair receipts. the important decline +,
goods having much influence T..
price Of middling upianu> has .c-
clined sixteenth and preparation ..-
q .arge Increase of acreage, /, sam H.
ported
The market for textile ro.al~ Il ..-
appointing. Mater al reduction.
cptt"ns have not brought "a,
needed demand and further ILL.,. a-
IN lawrence l.. l. brown sheetie-.
lh's Week 10 t'- gents CORES -.as..>
.siih reports that mills ~ .ssssr ILL.,
orr'aiscr may prefer a. rrre-. M
iuetion for time unless d.inar. n-
proves.
Nooien mills are receiving cons
lple orders for spring go~,>. but ha..
le>~ Tor The future d.,.'~ Eor ulen.i .....
Ap.sicn are again q shade iuHc-. .-
'an-c Tor All woelrLs is ~sarceir c-a
-er cent higher than vrara--...
h"1i-h wool i more than seven rer
ent- hirAer. and -o.l snany n....s
ire closing ~ reducing Time.
srar forge ~ >iN-5
The demand Tor boots ana She.
aims Very little
Exports " domestic pro duets from
'c~ York for three weeks show :. gain
4 ~ per cent "ver last year. Wilhelm
-,rts IN the same time scarcely H.
rea>s. But export bills are diminish
M rapidly ~ this season. while lager
IMPORTS naturally cnne 10 suec -,-.i.ns
lonths, and many security bills have
p H. met in the near future n
therefore, believed ~ many thar -t-
xPoris arr not far Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

Jyncr EEowN. ~ New York. HANDED
gown an order IN the United State.
circuit court. on the @6'h. directing IN,
removal ~ ,'rurgc Carson aud sidney
Nennir. the alleged post office robbrr~,
a. Springfield. III. a. answer 10 IN,
charge ~ having robbed the post Office
GA Aprii 3 lass.
TIN S,vernurof Pennsylvania issued
q pnA'lamatian. or the eGth. dc~irna-
t.n- APRIL md - a. Arbor days. the
cuni.'r ufdafc~ being left 10 the various
>rrflenr ~ ihr commonwealth
~NNrFI Em-eN. father - Thomas 4.
Edison ,he inventor. died a, Nor'yalA.
a.. ~ the .eth arcl ~.
Tm police nf pnahr. Ncb. have in
formation that tlaycpmb the man
iaNen hack from p,.~ Moincs. Ia. fnr
Z t~.sy->nar Aiats. f1a,c a contract with
tbs nelfcai crilegr go De- Moline. n
furnish r r. dead hosie~ az -Dcach.
NE e. !. tio-. ms iir>t lord ~ the
Ari.i>h admiralty. >p.asiug at l.wc.-
ta'n- ga the .i-A- sail ,haf cancellation
negotiation aut arbitration might a.,
valuable. but wee ~ the nations lack
ir- courage or means 10 back their
opinions.
IHE action ~ the pos, Office depart
ment in refusing the nsc ~ the mails
y various bond and Investment com
panis> wa~ sustained IN an opinion rem
cered by Attorney-General Harmon.
InE minority ~ the hor>.. commit
tee On foreign affairs say that in their
opinion there WAS nothing in either ~
the Bayari >Peeehe, mentioned that
calls for or Ju>tites any censure bv
congress
GcLDhas been discovered in the Citv
Greek canyon. within The civ limits ot
Salt Lake Utah Assay, are reported
running a. high a $500 gold and SO in
silver per ton.
REAE-ADMIE.r. c. c. CaRPrxrrR
I ni-ed STATES navy. lately command
in- The A>iatic squadron. was placed
upon the retired list of the navy. on
the -7th. being s. years u age.
GES. LEWIS NeEEsfI died. on the
9Th. a, The Presbyterian hospital in
Philadelphia. ~ anaffeetion ~ the kid
ney~- Deceased was native Of Penn
sylvania. - years OF are and gradu-
ate ~ West Point. He was 4 com
inander II cavalry throughout he en-
tire war ~ the rebellion and was sew
rra- time> promoted for gallant serv-
cs>
ALEXANDER EH.uF>. aged -. II Full
ton county Ind-- applied. "A the s-th.
'or a divorce from BIZ ninth vile. 10
y morn Re was married on January Z.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

AtrRANfz- waving over the off ~ n
liz reri- Partisan IN Paris On IL. -r,h
attracted croud ~ angry >raniar.i>
u ho cheereG to- spain. Their rverc
dispersed by The police. and some 81
them were arrested
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

MINISTER ASnEAnE- of Tenezue1a.
received cahsezram from hi govern
rler-. on the eth announcing that the
original documents maps and record :
obtained 5y the historical commission
appointed ssy President cr->po would TX.
sent forward Al once for delivery -
the American high BOUNDARY commits
sion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

Il z >HASkr.y. executive clerk II
the senate died a. Round Hill. Ia.
On the night ~ the -frh. from the r.
fects q an attack o: the grip lat win
ter tie had t-ecn connected with the
executive Office u the senate fn- -
years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

THE Grange grand io-iyes II Nora
seu-ia and Nrx brunswick hare passed
strung resolutions against anv inter
ference bv the Dominion government
with The Manitoba schools. an.s "a ling
upon AZ p-an-eL~n 20 Support only
the candidates for pzrlia1n en-arr nur--
or who pledge themselves - support
Icn-interference wiki Tie Manitoba
school question
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

Inv suit in Philadelphia ~ The Unite.
States against former Postmast---ssrri-
eral NananaSer. 10 recover penalty
~ si.c- FOR violation ~ the contract
lat-or lax. ended on the 18th. il ver-
die; for the government
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

trasS evolutionary cint~ IN New
No-A ctr celebrated their fr~- ami
ver~ary- on the esth. hv grand mas
meeting al thirke-inr hall and the
place wa~ crowded 20 it, utmost ca
raclty- Manv Of those IN attendance
were ladies. There was a large con
tribution 70 the cause
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

: nI-FsTcH from Havana ~ the asrh
states that according 70 returns made
- Gen Nevler from the various COM
n-ancers IN Cnha- there are fully eero
spanish troops. with their arms. equip
n-ents and ammunition. unaccoanted
for
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

lr WAS said ~ the state department.
On the saith. that the Waller incident
had been formally closed by an ex-
change II notes 10 that effect t.e-zv zen
Ambassador En>ii> and the French
minister for foreign ztsairS-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

THERE was introduced in the OHIO
senate. on the -lth. and promptly
adopted joint resolution authorizing
the at-Orney-yeneralt - mole r-o~rqui
the indictments against Col a. r.
Colt ~ Washington Courthor~. fame.
an Fayette county. unless the People
of that county deposit a $1,000 in
cemnity bond with the state auditor
g. secure the state from costs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

HESRr G. BowEy. editor and p-or-ie-
tor = the New York Independent. died
a Ms home in brooklyn on The ss-h-
Mr. Bowen vas - years old LAT Sep
ternt~r. He had been u poor health
FOR long time. and during the Last
three weeks hi condition grew s.eas.sl-
worse until the end came.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

The post office appropriation PSI. FIR
the coming fiscal year. A. agreed - hv
the hr1~+- appropriations committee.
On the -5-A. carries an appropriation
~ -. 5ss. s4l. being - go 49, less than
the estimates and S-.-lssi5 OYER the
amount carried " the bill ~ the cur
rent tsca- wear.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

On the 9sth the high court Of the
south African republic confirmed the
Introductory proclamation issued Nv
President Kruger regarding the min
ing shares and other property held in
the rand bv the persons who were ar
rested at Johannesburg and taken 70
Pretoria for trial. The proclamation
declares the property mentioned for
teited in the event o. the conviction "
the owners thereof
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

The BODY II Lamar: Ruth Morse
Phclon- niece OF Prof Mo-se. inven-
tor 81 the telegraph. wa~ crem4ted in
-Ascago Oh The 18th Twent~-yns years
ago she founded the Occult ami Mys-
sieal Order % the Hrrsnrtic Brother
hoci Of A. l. and r. for the study If
occult literature The order j. closely
allied 70 taeosophv. AMI has now be-
tween 70 hundred and three hundred
-nenbers in this country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06

February Failures >how u.r.
over Last Year some ,,u.,,,..- "'Fes-s
We West. hat NJ General Inrr.... - - Ia
"'-' hAc~r' for Wheat. NM,
N'n an Upward flight. are 60. ".s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06


rASpFp r~Dr.~.
4 D-.r,-,, -. :. -
80 ga $3.50 49,. -. A.s \
$500 - -....,.,--..'- - ,'... n
- 1879. I, .,l-. - 1850. 80 .,,..
=. -. 49,. ~ Nv. ...
-..'-Ni. - III
\, .'-S''' '--' II
N.
-.r --
- - ---4N- 1-A say ----4- ~ a ft-A- Nl
To-
s. ". $3.50 X. -''' Il
49,. 800 -. - "
v. -,
=
.ar.,.-- ~. ..'.s
--.-...-..,. ~ :
49,, - 49, -.
-
-
-.
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-, yv.-,,,,,,,..- =. -.
- :, ~. ,-;.l,.;,.., \. -. -
,.f-,- - .-,.s...s -. ~. -
49,. --s,-.,.....
twas saia ~ ~. ~-a-s s..,,.--,,..-.
on he .s-h -ha- -h4 Narr.-- ;-.-;.s..-,
had te.n fo-mailr ,.'os..s ~ ~ -.
change II notes 10 that .-r.-..- f..-,,-....r,
Ambassador Ep>ti~ ana ~. F-.-n.b
minister for foreign affairs
~
ol-F.TcH from Havana ~ the asth
states that according 70 returns nnade
n-anders IN Cnha- there are fully aa- 90,
spanish troops. rith their arms. earir.-
nents and ammunition. unaccoar-e,
for
~
= q >HA>Ai.S- executive clerk -
'At senate 1leI :, Round Hill La
.n me ni-ni y me -fth- from the r.
iecfs 81 an attack u the grip last WIZ
ter he had teen connected with The
years.
-
4 w. e,siiI Tle'' .it'nt exercises AZ -he
-'@n lF'a- ~cAf'e- a. '-r--~.r
i---- Ian ~ .Ar -p-A- and We're
--r-r.F alien1e- TT people from all
n q ne country ~ tar -stn
NrI. .txAu-n i-re mace an 1-si-v~s ~
'-lv ln14sn sraiH1'e>-
- S''--i-- -'s@- FeAr- ~ --rt-H {" TIT
Api'i i''.@ '-"il> s'---i4li .r'''-
.- =" ,-'A
.'e- $3.50 4vs> --i.in
800. go So ".sr ING
~ Tag YEA - tAe eur
-a- teAE-
tr-.x -.vr,,,-;c-,-- So =
w. ,.s-- ,...-..,,--...-7 80 - .
$500 49, -. 800
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-06
A WAR VITA SPAIN

S"t seriously Contemplated ~ M.ii-Iu-
formed tongrc->snen sn t.c.nn, y,
saban Recognition iiau...r Irr,,..i,,
such Action Might D.. 10 spain. -,
s""niFs l. IA mo Condition 10 fs..eat IL
\ spanish l'r.e..,,..,,,
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-20
IS JOHN BULL A COWARD2
Mr.. GIadstone's Gentle Intima-
ton to that Effect.
II Is A WILD PARADOX
10 Say That enforcement of British Treaty
Rights We Provoke HostiIites.
NO NEED & ADVERTISE THE SULTAN
That p,,, s.,n.n..., n.. Caused He. +.
Lagp' hind the Most Backward of
Powers-signifcant Dis
~ claimer by Harcourt.
II Is A WILD PARADOX
NO NEED = ADVERTISE THE SULTAN

London, Oct. ia meeting called for
the purpose of protesting against the
turkish atrocities was held in ST. James
hall this evening, under the chairman
ship of the Rt. Rev Edward Stuart Tai
bot d. d., Bishop of Rochester. The hall
was crowded to its fullest capac city.
A letter from Mr. Gladstone was read.
In which the prime minister declared that
1t would be wild paradox to say that
the enforcement of the British treaty
rights to stop the systematic massacres
In Turkey would provoke hostilities from
the powers. lie added that it would be
abandoning duty and prudence to adver-
tise beforehand for the ears of the great
assassin that British action was limited
to what the most backward of the six
powers deemed sufficient If the funda-
mental distrust of Great Britain and the
belief that she is pursuing selfish policy
in the eastern Mediterranean caused some
of the powers to be backward, that was a
matter that deserves to be grayely con-
s!derad.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-20
SILVER FIRM AND HIGHER.
Foreign Exchange at New York Demora'ized
Again = Gold Bullion Declines in
Open Market in London.

New York Oct. 19.-Silver was firm and
higher. certificates at the board advance
ing to sc on purchases of 11O00 ounces
Bar silver sold at 651sc and Mexican dol
lars were unchanged at 5O1a and 52c. Bull
lion dealers report a good demand for
gold today. Rates remain Il and rs per
cent for spot cash delivery, q per cent
for gold to arrive and 111a per cent for
calls. Heidelbach, Ickelhefmer &r co. have
increased their import by the Etruria
from 81 900 to $1,250000 Lazard
Freres has turned in 100000 to the sub
treasury for examination. In the open
market in London gold bullion has de-
clined to us 11ad.
Foreign exchange was demoralized
again today. There was a regular flood
of commercial bills due to the unusually
heavy demand for our wheat cotton and
other domestic products. Posted rates
were reduced a full cent for bankers,
long sterling to 4.S0A to 4.S01A, for de-
mand, to asa. The inquiry from remit
ters is light Bankers look for renewed
imports of gold in the immediate future.
The steamship La Gascogne, which ar
rived from Europe yesterday, brought g.
500 900 francs gold consigned to Lazard
FrereS
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-20
BACK WITH THE BUCKEYES
Mr.. Bryan's Second Invasion of
the Majah's Bai|iwick.
SOWING MORE GOOD SEED
He Found His First Crop Thriving Against the
Harvest Fortnight Hence.
He is FOR THE OLD FLAG TOO
But He Would Have That Sacred Silk
Wave Elsewhere Than Over the
Turreted Castles of the
Barons of Boodle.
He is FOR THE OLD FLAG roc

Lima, O., Oct. 19.-The enthusiasm
which marked William j. Bryan's pre-
vious sallies into Ohio during this cam
paign began to show itself anew on his
first entry into Major McKinley's state
this morning. His special train left De-
troit at 4:45 a. m. and reached Toledo, o.,
at G:30 and premonitory symptoms of a
busy day for the candidate developed
there. Two or three hundred men in the
union station called for Mr.. Bryan, and
rising from his berth and making hasty
toilet he went out on the platform and
talked to them. Fifteen minutes only
were spent at Toledo.
Stops were made by the train, which
was in charge of Daniel McConville,
chairman of the Ohio democratic state
committee, at Perrysburg, Weston, Desh-
Ter, Leipsic, Ottowa and Columbus Grove.
The biggest crowd was at Leipsic which
was reached at S:25. Mr.. Bryan made a
short address there.
Brief remarks were made at all the
other places mentioned with the eXcep-
ton of Weston, and at each the candidate
was received with considerable enthu-
SiaSm.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-20

letter. or will you write him a different
letter?''
'I prefer to say simply that I will prob
ably write him again.
DO you expect to meet Chairman Jones
in Atlanta tomorrow"
mo; leave tomorrow morning for Al
ALBANIA, but will stop over tomorrow in
Atlanta. ! speak Wednesday night at
Birmingham, Thursday at another point
in Congressman Howard's district and
Friday night in Nashville for Governor
Buchanan. Mr. Howard nominated me
at st. Louis, and l go to speak in his dis
trict to help him in his race to return.
Where will you go from NashVllle?'
II do not know. My plans are not form
ed beyond that date, and will depend upon
the result of conferences to be held IN
the meantime. I may return to Georgia
or may go west. Nothing has been de-
termined beyond the appointments l
have just named"
"It has been published in all the pa
pers that you are to meet Chairman Jones
in Atlanta. This was error?
81 do not expect to meet Chairman
Jones tomorrow in Atlanta.
Mr. Watson was asked II the dlfferences
in Kansas would be arranged.
He replied: Il do not know, but II is
full time that it was being done. Pre-
cious time is flying fast, and there Is none
to be wasted. l have expressed my VIII
ingness to an equal division of the elect
ors. and cam do no more than that. The
situation is unchanged from what it was
when you saw me last, and there Is ap-
solutely no news that ] can give.
This ended the interview Mr.. watson $
throat is about well, but his voice is not
in very good shape, and he mas frequently
to clear his throat even in ordinary CON
yersation. Whether 1t will stand another
campaign of daily speaking remains 10 De