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THE CYCLONE NoMINAIhn., :.

THE CYCLONE NpMiNN "a
T,xarkaua. Ark. August ,.,a,I
ance with their programme p, ,',', "A
vcr,lsod the populisis OF "- ,,.,,s
Arkansas. and powle county. =. IL.
a big mass meeting on INC .;,s IN d.
tho alleged purpose OF faeis , rsccrlli !
of their National conven,iymn.,ls w,
at 81. Louis. "ryClone "a ID ~
vertiscd 10 speak and fsi,s,n .pl.,istf
much "a the surprise hnn ,,,hfll ~
of the rank aud file of ainsd A. Y
81 twautN IT whom had M bci Y
papers. consequently. hsY Ms M,N
that cyclone was hln"i ~ II
Alabama. The only slraee'r ~ rpit,,
casion were Judge Mecaev s,iofsii,'
TaNas. cunAh date for dls,t'a' Tos. W,
n nau,ist preacher nafirn nc IT, <
whom were delegates ~ nsos wss.
convention. 10th sprechss asn,ineis,'. :.
exclusively in abuse ana un,ih ~
the deinoSrai,c party Slsi ,,,y u "
grave doubts az the s',.,, rs!s
while curses loud ana us''
AZ Sewall -, heid v
To-day at moan tho nalD IA asrss
sroSsional convention heie s,usn y Z
Cyclono Davis by ,sreeess y
candidate for congress W
CulberS on,
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Bids and PROPOSALS.

BNS FOR school. FTRNITI7TE
sealed proposals 70 furnish ,hr .ehn,l
furniture described below viii be ",
ccv"t Al the orrioe OF the undcr.icn.,
ull u m August TO. 1895: Fifty,fou,
school deskr talnglcl. No ,, rsar ,e,ts
ts.nsirl. No. ?. 6 rear seats o.invlh NJ
3 t'dt hers desk Separate ids IA
furnish cupboard and l,bor,torv
tables, plans and spec a atoms Of r,h,c,
nre On hle AZ the orlcc OF tho snperin,
tcndsM OF schools IN the high school
buildings, arr invited and will be 70,
oeiNed vi ls m August 10. iSid me
riEht TO rcjcrt any lad or al bids IL
hereby reserved. RUFUS ,'AGr 20
chairman Committee on Sunpiics
Houston Public Schools
FOR REPAIRS on Wharton Tr11-I1,
Court House ilids win he received tor
r'lolrlns tn roof on ths Wharton Conn
" court House, according to mans ara
speciueations now on ME In tho ofn,,. ~,
the county Judge, slil county. hid. =,
be opened on August II, lS.,. The cot,,, =
reserves the right 10 reject any AMI ~,
hos Address u. II. Bentley. coun ~,
Judge. N""hly
NJ
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NINE G. A .BUIAc, Pian,ste, studio -
Mason block, especial attention paid to
rudiments Of music; lessons at pupils
residence II desired: Instruction. TO be-
gtnners. also adv Anoed students u
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WANTED ladies to enter into proht'
able huseaoas ON salary ur coihinisss9iA
Anply al once, hours 10 H. 10 '. Mon
day aud Tuesday, lu' Austin street..
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Investments, bling Blds. nus y
Choice 8. 10 aud % acre tr..,.
miles from city. at 80 10 ~ ~
farms. 80 to 100 acres, 10 and N N.
city, ut s. TO SIS per acre. tract
itWo acres, suitable for suhdlyhss
CITY property, both iniproved =.
improved. on monthly lnstallness
,nv,ial bargains for all cash. ~,
business property In heart al AZ
trading list complete. w
Bine Hlhk.. opposite Capitol Hem
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FOR sAI.E--uorse and buggy. two cows
with Young calves. two lots, in Mtllioan
viii exchange for piano. j. j. Lewis,
12W Milan street.
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Wanted to REM.

" YOU WANT - keen Your rooms rent
-. caH vn she Houston Information Blu
sau ana rvztster, We have applicants
for rooms ssesy day, ieisls Congreas ave
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FOR RENr-A store. 100 Preston ava.
nue.. ner Main street. suitable for any
kind OF business, AIply American Brw.
ing Co. u
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Professional,

:. @, COTTON & BRO, Fire Insny,-,,,----.
Asents aud Adlusters. 10 Main s,rsst
s9--,,-- rl Ian ------ II
ph, l., STACkPoLE and ! w
iAt Isch, specialists--Cancer' eax,,n nv
tuners Aad chronic SORES. no matsss
mSnsnuy cured Address ,sia, ss:h strec,
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SITUATION WANTED--I am boy 10
years old and would like 90 learn a
trade, Who will take mef WIZ wvth 70.
board aud clothes. Address J. H. 'h's
pffisp j
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A YOUNG widow Without lncumbnnce
wants place to do housewotk ana sew p
ine; willing TO leave the city A. r.. u
this office 8
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-.,- ,.Isn FRI.

IMMENSE FISH rsv",,uus .
Bryan. Texas. August - .
tho lai gsst in Brazos eou'. '.. No
yesterday by fss,cnii's .SS w < ~
together. Over sc) pou~sh 49,
caught, and the people Ssnse - ~
country enjoyed al, n.
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Loaf. Found. Stray. Stolen.

y0,.,i, =, NO.
read, Return 10 l4drcndon's stables aud
receive reward
LOST ssN Thirty $40 bills and sovcntrHn
y bills; finder return ia Theo. Berins
this oftire, and receive reward :
lDSr~-rart OF gold eye glasses With
yhain attached. hnder please leave Mt
this office and Receive reward :
Lost -ltIanieled hr0och, violet shape.
set with pearls MtJh diamond In con
ter Liberal reward to finder " returned
10 MILKY 4 Dow. :
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Help Wanted.

FIVE whUr women TO coch ont OF city ,
ticket furnished, man 60 cook ON aecii.n :;
Ticket furnished Gail al bureau OF In,
formation. dll Travis street. .
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WANT ED--Place by man and wife In
small ho,ci og boarding house. In Kitchen
or dining room: would lsslve chy' "A.
dress &. II. X, this office.
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Special Notice.
Board and Room Wanted

vile In private family. TINS, man and
hs''~ Address NsS THE offcS. 'es.
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If YOU WANT a splendid hsysa
at once: have for sale ON ~
new fi'-e room cottage that VII n 1
hrlf price, 500 cash. bsitnts q
monthly payments, this IS the " \
gain cvar offered In Housica gul
once a; STA Main street. WE. ~
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WANTED-Situstion by . young expert
encG wri .As waitress. Address A. n.
~ Tsaae sIs&. pauas. TexAA
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ron SALE A LOT OF new huggice phae-
tons. rurreys aud FAIRNESS at cost Lar
cnlon's stables, corner Franklin anu
Caroline streets. -
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Statesmen si5 week taking orders for
quaker Folding Napor Bath Cabinets.
00o sold: everybody buys. sick or we'll
TURKISH, Russian or moderated baths at
home. No bath tubs or doctor bills.
Cures colds. rheumatism and all blood.
skin, nerve and kidney dtseaScs; beau
titles he complexion; price iuw, Great.
est seller known. Book free. j. World
Mfg Co, Columbus, ONO,
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\ RAYS \ RAYS Y RAYS,~llou,,on
Elociro.r nerapsutlch and Massage Aan.
itarluu. Texas avonuc and Fauutn
street, thorough system OF Electra
Thermal, Napor Nccdis, Sulphur and
scop.o examinations made with tho \
Rays,
prs, Warner. nalfour aud white.
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FOR HENT--rwo nicely furnished rooms
In prvat" family. no children. bath
privilege, rent reasonable. Apply No az
lahrnneh. between Prairie aud Preston
StrrVtA z
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R.al Estate q,

a q M
FOR sALE-so arrcs fcrss5s
su.aey, -FOUR mics from ~.
Vrvom mouse; cheap, es"s MQ
. s..ln Us. a. Painter. nj Nan ,,,.s.
Now is vliE TIME ia I... .Ssw
cAtmlii" our list before M M ~
~ " and N-acre tTor,s wv psfcS1rJ
city, rch black land on,, y ngs ~
~ anu acre tracts no. - ~ a.
cahon for poultry and as si'J l~i
on ~ and $40 monthly nsv 49, nf3ssi
~ acres throkeJ OF ",ur
nc land at Pasadena Nh bafA y
ON new shell road; a M 1tass Ire r
p ralsiU; fine me, Investment; bess''sS, Y
~ acres In Liberty conr,, <.
ulE iinr tract Of land. IN 81, "a Z
n,ar trees 10 srapevlnes IA, ~, !.
10 arres on Halls crerl
ciiy, . room house. s,ar, mlu b.
nrokc. 40 acres under fenssS q
t1huct. beautiful tract ~ trq|
ereak running through Il; prss :. !.
Tartanks. tho home To-.
from iiouston ON II. & to asq
hsh. rlch black sandy ami. y .Ms1
er than ilousion: 1000 scrss ~ Y
10 sun plenty Of timber AMI ~, 9 N
senh Tor handsome ILLUSTRATED ~. ~ -
inE you all about II, "'oi my 4
Senu cents for lllustra,sa
Sn ~ 'ph MN, T"Aas and Houston: ~ 4!
II you are thinking OF buvn.
come and see us. t,or,es,shf prPi
llcitod. H. ,pnacnN /
3o1'e Main Street, CIV ra1s
Land and lmmigration IouM q
FOR sAIEr-Four lots and ..,css-,.
t nc..se, tenls Tor 81 per morn. !.
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FOR nsnt

FOR RENT Cottages three rooms and
hall. papcred furnished complete for
light housekeeping. close In ront, w:
No. Allen place, near Huak ana
nrazos
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LAND FOR BALE Oh rycU Sor
AoInt Sp ncrcs, we'll improved ramona
miIss from railway. Price yit. CO. one.
hsII cash. or will accept one-haif in
shAgxs Real Estate Co.. BeeyilIa
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WILL. sell cheap WOOD from 400 acres lana
near city. on railroad near swnch. Az"
at.a..a NFn.1uau this office,
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FOX RENT-one four room cottage isil
lAitranch arrest. newly painted and re,
papcrcd, good underground cistern, sew.
e. connection In yard Apply l,l6 bal.
las ANotiue.
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FOR RinNT-rwo-s,ory dwelling corner
Ras Jac,nto and Prairie: also large Of
flee room IN Koehler building. opposite
court house. G. }. kochlcr. 9 Congress
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way Seed Company, Dallas, Texts
BRICK. BRICK, BRICK at hard time
prices. delivered or at kiln Rank sand
and nlling bats for sale. Ask for price,,
J Il Williams, Manager. Telephone
2e6. Brady'c Brick Works. 81
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For Bale

TUT 00ACe
ToK sAI.E--one plcbold safe, weight its'
pounds also good tent anu M MN, ~,
of household COCOA. ~ WIN W. o
Congress avenue ------.-..-----
WILL. s.li cheap wood from 400 acres ianu
near city. on railroad near switch. Al,
dress woodman. this ofilcc' ---.----'
FOR sALE-A lot OF new bugslcs., pnas-
tons. surreys aud FAIRNESS AZ ovs,. Ia,
c.',,,, s,,sn,s 81
FOR SAIE--uorse and buggy. two cows
with Young calves; two lots, In M,l'ioan
VIII exchange for piano. j. j. Lewis
12W Milan street. --
FOR SALE cHEAP--Ope light farm
wagon with mole and shaft adj In good
order, Apply to No. is.O Cohgress ave.
FOR SAI.E-Buff Cochin chnkens; COCK
rel aud four hens. Apply l'lo Polk ava.
FOR sALE-A good tent nearly new and
very cheap. Apply &oi Austin ~: -
FOR SALE AT A BARGAiN1No, ! horse,
kind in harness "a goOd delivery wagon
in nrst-class shape. ~ Stanley Place. =
FOR sAl.E-,;entle horse. In good CON
ditlOn. Kind disposition, suitanle iu ,ss
family or delivery wagon. Apply hs
jackson street.
FOR SALE-Phacton In good condition,
and ono of tn gelstlest and best ladies
driving ponies IN town Cheap for cash,
Address Bargain, Box l.5 city.
FOR SALE--A chicago stop cylinder
newspaper press and eomnicte news
ticulars address j. l.. Scott. Meridian.
Texas.
FOR SALE CHEAP- Steam carpet. clean
ing and ronoya.ing works. lo-horse
lo.icr and engine and cotton nleke,,S
r,s,on avenue.
FOR SALE. CHEAP--A lot of second
hand lumbar, IN good condition. Apply
to Henry Fox, e5 Austin, corner Frank.
lin.
FOR SAI.E-COntrnts of house. No 1910
Dallas avenue. consisting OF choices fur
riture and carpets also house TO rent,
inquire on premises from 10 a, m. to 1
y M Mrs. Ten Morris. 8
For SALE Furniturr OF a four roof,
hoilre for sal. n a bargain. cheap No.
800 Preston avenue.
FOR SALE CHEAT Two nrsi-clasa reg
istcred Jersey COWS, good Wiik and but
ter cows and now IN milk. also three
registered ht.fcr calv.~. and months
old ana one registered bun al high
grade dtock. for sale cheap; al tose iher
or viii separate. Z. O. box l0S bryan.
Texas.
FOR SAi.E--Ciood paying grocery. stock
aud fixtures; small Investment Reason
Tor selling. parry leaving tho city, Call
at once at Grcenherg Bros. so Travis
street. u
FOR SAI.E-My large hay horse "Chas J.
lev" the safest family diving horse In
Houston. John f. Dickson. ltl0 RusN
Ave. II
NAILS, NAILS. NAILS, GOO kegs for
sale. j j. Mckeever So
TURNIP SEED. NEW CRoP-seed Rye.
new crop. sorghum. millet and barley.
stock peas. kafrir corn. fruit boxes md
baskets of every description Hollo-
way Sccd Company. Dallas, Texts.
BRICK. BRICK, BRICK at hard time
prices, delivered or at kiln Bank sand
and rllng bats for sale Ask for price,,
y II Williams Manager. Telephone
2e6. Brady'r brick Works. 81
FOR SALE Second hand and In Al con-
dition. one 30 horse power engine and
boiler. complete with all nttings ono
Ia light and one s Light arc dynamo. ono
ITO light Edison incandcscent dynamo
L.. h. Miller. II
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FOR sALEs-2o arres 80. -. Y J;
ssursey, -FOUR mics from ~.
t-room house; CHEAP esuvn. No
- .,aln.s .- a, Fainter. nj Nan X, =
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SEND iOuR plinTo, rsbin.t siso, and
three d,nes. and VIII return your photo
and ,w.lys more ltkr f.. vs. inches Tin.
eat nnlrh. Address j. c. Swan. Shep
herd Texas. 4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-23
MANDERSON OUT OF 1T.
Mckinley Will Get the Delegation Fro
Nebraska.

Mckinley Will Get the Delegation From
Nebraska.
OMAHA, March 23.-After an ami.
mated conference which lasted all day,
an agreement was reached between the
Manderson and Mckinley forces of
Nebraska by which the supporters of
General Henderson agree to withdraw
all opposition to the selection of Nc
Kinley delegation to the Republican
national convention. In return for
this concession. the Mckinley people
bind themselves to present the name of
General Manderson to the convention,
unless, in their Judgment, it is appar-
ent that Mckinley will be nominated.
The following resolution will be
adopted by the state convention.
"Resolved, That the name of Hon.
Charles F. Manderson be formally pre-
sented to the convention as candidate
unless, in the Judgment of the Ne
braska delegation at the assembling of
the convention, it is apparent that Nc
Kinley will be nominated for presi-
dent"
As q result OF the agreement, the
Manderson men are to make no fur
ther contention. The delegation TO ST.
Louis is to be composed of avowed Nc
Kinley men. The Manderson head.
quarters have been closed Mander.
sons many friends III Nebraska are not
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-23
REPUDIATES THE LETTERS.
John Hayes Hammond Denies Having
Written to American Papers.

John Hayes Hammond Denies Having
Written to American Papers.
LONDON, March 23.-The Evening
Standard publishes a dispatch from Jo-
hannesburg saying that The Diggers
News of that place announces that
Mr.. John Hayes Hammond, the Ameri-
can engineer and member of the reform
party now on trial, repudiates letters
which have appeared in American
newspapers purporting to emanate from
him and ten of the reform committee
prisoners 1t is added that fresh out.
cry is being raised aga nst the alleged
Americanizing of the Rand by the min
ing magnates, who, it appears, have
adopted the method of placing machin-
cry orders in the United States, instead
of England. 1t is pointed out that
directors of English mining compan .es
are also directors of American mine
machinery companies.
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Oregon, Utah, Washington, California,
Kansas, Nebraska and the two Oak otas,
and l believe Iowa.
1--WE have good fighting chance in
Missouri and are certain of sweeping
Texas AMI will carry every congress-
ional district in the latter state with
the possible exception of three.
What wit he Left.
I'm the South we will carry without
question. Alabama, Georgia and North
and South Carolina. If the union of
forces between the silver advocates and
ourselves is as harmonious as every.
thing now indicates it will be, we ex-
pect to capture all the states south of
the Ohio and Potomac rivers, with the
possible exception of West Virginia,
Tennessee and Kentucky, where the
fight will be between us and the Re.
publicans. This would leave the Re-
publicans IL states east Of the Missis-
sippi and north Of the Potomac and
Ohio, without taking the Democrats
into any calculations at all
When the national conventions of
the Peoples party and the National Sill.
yer party assemblies in st. Louis, speak.
ing as chairman of the national execu-
tive committee of the former, every eff.
fort consistent with party honor, and
every sacrifice not involving depart.
ure from party principles, will be made
to form a coalition between the two or.
ganizations. Candidates for first and
second place ON the presidential ticket
will be selected with reference to their
ability to draw votes from all of the
reform parties, and from the dissatis.
fed elements of the old parties.
Will Demand Free Coinage.
"My individual belief is that our can.
didate will come from the West OF
South. The people distrust a man
from the East.
while our declaration of party
principles will involve an expression
on other issues, the financial plank will
form the broadest and biggest part of
our platform. We demand the free
and unlimited coinage of both gold and
silver at the ratio of IL to /, indepen.
dent of the action of other nations
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TRAMPS ENGAGE In BATTLE,

One Dead and Several Seriously Wound
ed at Livermore,I,.
MASON CRY, Ia, March ga ter
rible conflict was waged by large
gang Of tramps III the Burlington yards
at Livermore during the morning. A
dispute arose among them and stones
and brick bats flied the air for several
minutes. The officers of the town and
posse Of citizens were called out and
when the battle was ended one tramp
was found dead and several seriously
wounded The tramps are under ar
rest u
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KEEP THE FLAG UNSULLIED

Strong Resolution by the Wisconsin
National Guard Assoc alton.
MILWAUKEE, March 23.-The mem
bers Of the Wisconsin National Guard
association now in session in this city
passed resolution calling ON the Wis
consin members in congress to secure
the passage of a law forbidding, under
heavy penalty, the use of the American
flag for advertising or for any purpose
other than that of being carried In a
military procession. The resolution is
sweeping in its terms. one clause for
bidding the use of the flag for "pollti.
cal or partisan purposes"
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NOT TO MANUFACTURE LIQUOR

Vote In TIL, Iowa Legislature Consider r ed
Test
DEs MONIES, March 23.-The house,
by vote of 46~to 43, refused to consider
bill for the manufacture of lntox cat
ing liquors. The vote was the first of
the session in either branch on the
question of manufacture, and is looked
upon as representing the attn, ude of the
house on the passage Of such measure.
Eleven who Gld not vote are looked
upon as undecided, although six of
them are thought to be against it,
which means the ultimate defeat of
manufacture.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-23

AMBITIOUS SCHEME.
Railroad Enterprise of Much Momen
Launched In Arizona.

Railroad Enterprise of Much Moment
Launched In Arizona.
rs >PHoENLN, "A. 4. March .223. The
most ambitious railroad scheme yet
broached i'll Arizona developed during
the day III til" Incorporation of the
Saluda Southern Railway company,
with Il capital of SO, 755, 900, to con.
struct S1S miles of road from new
town to lie established IS miles north of
Phoenix, upon the lands of the Rio
Verde Canal company The company
is now constructing the water storage
system on the Vcrde river and the
great canal, and 1t expects within two
years to cover with water an AREA of
200, 600 acres of land III the Salt river
valley.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-23
NEAL DOW is NINETY-TWO.

The Noted Temperance Advocate Still
in Perfect Health.
PORTLAND, Me. March 23.-General
Neal Dow celebrated the 92d anniver.
sary of his birth at his home in this
city during the day. There was nc
formal observance of the event. Con-
gratulatory kilograms came from all
parts of the country and also from
England. General Dow still retains
perfectly his wonderful vigor and is in
complete possession of all his faculties.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-23
disposed to believe that Mckinley will
be the choice of the convention.
Missouri Favors Nick nley.

ST. LOUIS, March 23. AT a meeting
Of the Republican state central com.
mittee poll of the members showed
that every one of the 81 present was
favorable to Mckinley for first choice.
1t was decided to hold two state con.
ventions, the first at st. Joseph on
Wednesday, May ~, ond the second at
Springfield on Wednesday, July ~.
LEANING TOWARD MkINLEY.
Said That Davis May Not Get tho Min
ne,ota Delegation.
ST. PAUL. March 23.--The Globe
(Dem.) says: Strongly Mckinley,
with kindly feeling for Davis, seems
to be the tenor of Republican opinion.
not only locally. but throughout the
state. Primaries were held pretty gen.
orally Friday, and in some cases con-
ventions were held where the primaries
had previously been disposed of. The
prospect is that the only question to
come up when the state convention
meets Tuesday will be whether or not
Davis shall be given complimentary
vote This will probably be done, un.
less it appears as foregone conclusion
that Mckinley is to be chosen on the
first or second ballot.
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ChoctaWs Indorsa Mckinley.

SOUTH MCALEsTER, l. T., March %.
The Choctaw Nation Republicans at
a mass meeting indorsed William Nc
Kinley for president. indorsed home
rule and protested against the Fort
Smith, Ark, and Paris, Tex, courts
continuing jurisdiction over the Grim.
inal courts of the Indian Territory.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-23
The Duluth and North Oak ota.

WASHINGTON, March %. In the sen.
ate a favorable report was made on the
bill granting the right of way to the
Duluth and North Dakota road through
the Indian reservation III Minnesota.
The bill was amended to apply to the
Red Lake reservation only after the
consent of the Indians has been OBJ
tanned
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>,> Old Parties Will, Cut a Sorry
Figure If Taubeneck Is q
True Prophet.
Populist and Silverite Union
Will Sweep the West and
the South.
Only Sixteen States East of the
Mississippi and North of the
Ohio Unclaimed.

ST.. LOUIS, March 23.--H e. Taube.
neck, chairman Of the national execu.
tive committee Of the Populist com
mittee, who has just returned from the
Hutchinson, Kan, convection, said il
an interview: II believe w. will carry
next fall all the territories, and ma
tority Of the states South and West
Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-23

ROANOKE, Va, March 23.-The Re-
publicans of this city elected delegates
to the district convention, which meets
here on April l6, and to the state con-
vention at Staunton April %. Resolu-
tlons indorsing Mckinley for the presi-
dency were unanimously passed.