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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

Didn't Boil Much Yesterday. but It VIII
Run over Pretty soon.

Secretary Joe Button has established
himself at Democratic headquarters, at
9is Main street. wnere he has a pretty
ccol suite Of rooms, admirably situated
for the business IN hand. The machinery
OF the campaign Will be started to-day.
Chairman Ellyson viii press the Button
auc the voters will do thS rest I'm No
v,.fuber Mr.. Button thinks everything
looks sure for his candidates, ana 's't
guine OF most complete success.
Senator flVod was at headquarters
Yesterday afternoon. and believes ne VIII
win out over Jake Nost. although ne says
10 per cent. of the Democrats IN his dis
trict are against free silver
There is no prospect that the District
Committee Will change the date Tor mold -
irg tnc Congressional Convention, ana
the date originally set will hold
The Bryan-sewalI Club, of which Dr.
W. ". Parker is a member IS trying %
secure Senator Blackburn, senator Dan
iol. Congressman Jones, and George FRED
Williams. 10 deliver addresses al future
meetings of his club.
The sound money Democrats. II Is re-
ported. are endeayorins 10 bring Bourke
Cochran and Colonel John II. Fellows 10
Richmond during the campaign
4 Bryan-Sewan CLUB was organized at
the baseball park last night.
Congressman Elicit Captain John Lamb.
and Colonel John Bell Bigger spoke at
the Sanger Hall meeting last night be-
fore a ialr-sZed audience.
The Barton Heights Bryan Sewall Club
will hold a meeting Saturday night AZ the
Wigwam. Colonel Ellett. Captain Frazer.
and Captain john Lamb viii Dee present
70 advocate their respective claims 10
tho nomination Tor Congress.
Tho Republican State headquarters have
leon located i'm Ford's law building. on
Ninth street. The committee Will have
the TWO large front rooms on the second
door. and five connecting priyate-cOnfer-
cnce rooms i'm the rear Of the same
fiat.
The state ReDublican Campaign Com
mittee. composed Of Colonel William
Lamb chairman. Colonel !. d. Brady.
secretary; Judge Edmund Waddill. treas
tlrer: and Colonel George T.. Bowden. s.
B. Carney. Park Agnew. Judge T. w.
Strother. and General James A Walker.
were in executive session most OF the
day yesterday. and plans were laid and
ARRANGEMENTS made for the conduct Of the
campaign which will be an aggressive
one. Nothing was given ont for publica-
tiOn. Harmony seemed 10 prevail. and
it Is understood that Chairman Lamb
and Judge Waddill are on the friendliest
kind OF terms.
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NoRrH cARoLrNA PopUnisrs.
W. 4. Guthrie. Of Durham, for Governor.
Butier Keeps Cool

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. l3.-The Popu-
list State Convention was called 10 or
der al noon by Senator Butler. All the
counties were represented, and there WAS
but one contest. l.. c. Caldwell, OK
StateaEile, WAS made temporary chair
man.
After the appointment Of committees
the convention at 1 o'clock took d re-
cess Until 25U. After recess Congress
man Harry skinner was selected as
permanent chairman, and the platform
was adopted.
10 rcanrms the national platform. and
as 10 state matters endorses the present
county government and election laws.
calls On the Legislature 70 exercise the
power reserved by the State 20 make all
United States coins legal tender. and
pass an appropriate law, such coins 10
include trade dollars fOrDlldlng gold
notes being taken, DleIgins the cOutlnu-
ance of b per cent. interest, pledging
further aid 10 public Schools and more
competent supervision OF themi declares
for an bipartisan judiciary; iavors re-
fOrmatories for young crimipa.s' con
dennis the Democratic Administration fer
failure 10 execute the antitrust laws;
flVOrs low and equitable freight rates
aud aid 20 the trucking industry: con
demus the secret methods Of the lease
OF the North Carolina railway 10 the
Southern Railway by the Democratic par
". calls for legislation tOrbdding char
erS to lines OF railway competing Win
the present main lines; and calls for
reduction OF tire Salaries OF State
officers.
". \. Guthrie. of Durham, was nomi-
mated fer Governor on the first ballot.
getting 20 votes. and cyrus Thompson, ID.
A dramatic scene iOllOwel when Senator
Butler rose and placed IN nomination for
Lieutenant Governor Oliver II. pockery,
who was nominated and the ticket was
cOmDicted as follows.
Secretary of State-Cy-rus W. Thompson.
Treasurer Wv. II. Worth.
Auditor-Hal. ". Aver.
St,perintendent Ct Public Instruction-C.
H. Mehane.
Attorney General "A. Y. Walser
Congressman skinner declared he would
nor submit To DOckery, and that he was
opposed tc nominating any Republican
or Democrat now that the. .middie-of- the
road uolicv had been agreed on, and that
Ruflar.s plan was 20 divide the Repub-
lican vote and put in the Democratic
electors. ,,.,.
CYRUS Thompson then attacked Butter.
saving ne would not submit e. DOchtry
nomination: that Butler had been dlcker-
IN, ,vith the Democrats, ana was now
tr,,i,,, 10 force the Republicans. Thomp-
son said he had favored luslon WIN the
regular Republicans. skinner ss.id II
thsrs must be fusion with the RepuOi-
cans. il must be with the Hachlnc, ana
nor with a rebel. Butler remained cool.
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NEW KENT DEMOCRATS.
\ Political Field Day-Diegates Elected to
the District Couxeufion

ROCKAHOCK, VA, Aug. 13.-Special.-
New Kent County Court was in session
to-day, with Judge Isaac Christian or
the bench. Nothing of Importance being
on the docket, court adjourned early, ani
the remainder Of the day was given te
political discussion.
MIR. T. L. Barnes. chairman Of the
Democratic party OF this county intro
duccd first Captain John Lamb OF Rich.
mOnd, who made an eloquent free silver
address. which was carefully listened tc
and frequently applauded.
Colonel razewell Elicit and Captair
Richard T.. Frazer. of Richmond. also
made free-silyer speeches. The attend.
ance was large. and the sentiment Ii
largely in favor of free silver.
After the speaking the Democrats as
sembled I'm mass-meeting for the pur
pose of electing delegates 10 the Third
District Congressional Convention. to hs
held In Richmond. September 81. Sir. T.
j. barnes presided. and j. n. Harris's u
secretary
The following resolutions offered by
Hon. NJ. H. Barnes unanimously
Resolved 1st. That we. the Democrats
OF New Kent county, I'm mass-meeting
assembled, do most heartily endorse the
platform adopted by the National
that We pledge our most hearty and loyal
support TO ". J. Bryan and Arthur Sc
wall. the nominees OF that convention.
Resolved 3D. That we hail with pleasure
tho cor tinued evidence OF the fact that
many who have heretofore ofliciated with
other political parties. are now uniting
with Democracy in tho pending political
contest and We therefore most cordially
invite all persons who intend 10 support
the regular Democratic nominees at the
coming election in November. to par
ticipate IN the proceeding OF this meet
INK.
The following delegates were chosen:
Hon. VI. II. Barnes. and Messrs. w. T.
Woodward. II. r. Ward. r. II. Lacy, and
sam White. The delegates We're en-
powered to elect their own altcrnates.
The drought in this section. which has
continued 10 an alarming extent. was
broken by n refreshing rain. and the
farmers arc much encouraged.
The series OF meetings being held at
old ROpcr's church. near Barhamsyllle.
closes tomorrow. The attendapce has
been large. and much interest manifested.
Revival meetings will begin at Liberty
church Sunday next.
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Although There is Little General Activity
New Enterprises Are Reported.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. l3-The Man
ufacturers' Record, in It's review q
Southern progress, says:
Political excitement and the intense
heat have cOnspired 90 restrict the 49,
ganization OF new enterprises throughout
the South during the past week There
is general complaint of lul.uess and in-
activity with an indfposltiou 90 tdse
up new enterprises at present. Notwith-
standing this. however "a number Oi .Ia-
portant matters have developed durlns
the week, and several large enterprises
put under way.
Arrangements have been about com-
pietcd for building $4,000 hotel at Nc--
folk. the contract was let Tor "a s2lJl lD
tobacco warehouse at Baltimore, 3D. $4,000
company has been organized Gt crowley,
La, 70 build q rice mili 90 handle hYe
hundred barrels of rice day.
This is iu the centre 0f a ric--g growing
district settled by eight or ten thoIeand
Western people within the last seven
or eight years.
4 Chicago company viii build a large
woCacnwlie factory at Mobile. Sew
York people nave bought marble quar-
res ln Georgia for s-Ll.000 and viii de-
Vel0p them. large water-powcr has
been bought at High Falls. Ca. % bee
developed for Transmitting electric uoweI,
stone QuarGies al Lithouia have been
leased and Will be operated on o. large
scale. an extensive rice mill Will be built
at savannah, Ca. thc Jennings Rice
Mil Company. OF Louisiana. viii enlarge
its plant to a a'-el mill; q $4,000 ice
ana coil-storsge plant viii be built at
Greenvile. Miss; oxford hIs voted so 600
bonds FOR water works. fertilizer lac-
tory Will De- established al Su4rtauburl.
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A TERRIFFfC CLOUDBURsr.
Houses Washed Away and Three Persons
Drowned

PITTSBURG, Aug. i3-The darkness
that lowered over rittsburg about )
o'clock this morning Was scarcely ever
surpassed Fof Il short time the business
plTt OF the city was almost as dark a.
10 midnight. and not "a lew timid people
were aurals6 az the unnatural spectacle.
This was followed lv 40 electric storm
q-.tc as terrifying afd hy a heavy rain
iai. which ccruhrea until noon, the rain-
laI measuring lr'.
All oror the city sewers were filed 10
o. erfowing and Accommodations of mud
and debris covered fhe streets. All Of the
traction lines were brought 10 a stand
s,iI. but aside from this DO serious in-
iury 20 lie or property has been report
c1 The pitishurc an Western bridge at
Pine creek as Wei a. ono Or two others,
were swept away
Dweiiings stables, fences. and many
domestic animals were carried or By the
Thrre was "A cloudburst az the hamlet.
OF Dellavcn. ON The litfsburg and Wes-
tern railroad. seven miles from this city.
ara number Of Ives were reporter
Later reports reduce tho list OF fatali-
ties to three. all OF whom were women
Afrs James Pouo'eto1. aged sixty years.
AZ. Irln,s Robinson. aeei th!rty-fiye
wears. daughter ~ tho first named. leaves
a husband and TWO cnidrcn.
aIrf John Aud, willow. agedd seventy
U.s." years a., t,..
ton of Iaur-. ne9s. atn Pine creek, "het
80. r.sflaH..c- ~ Jones' Robinson ana
Alrs Auid were situated. --,,.7
mo homo cf Mrs AUD WAS carried
fr0m The foun larcns AnH wee N'e' ~, .-,e
a. the torrent The Robinson mousse ~ as
l,~ri..a my at fhe same moment foD-
,n-o1 saved himself a.i Two chiioreA .l
jumping with them iNlv 'ne 49, .i...i,..1 60.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
SENSATIONAL SUIT
ENTERED nv TIE HUSTISGS COCR:
or MaNCHESTBR.
Miss Iottie Evans sues Mr.. Davis for olo
900 for Defamation Of Char
acter.

The initial step was taken yes'eroa'
in n case which promises to develop SOM
very sensational features, when MISS Ho'
,ie Evans entered suit in the hus'"s'
court for $4,000 against Mr.. Ben Da'''
proprietor OF the brick yard In Ma"o"e'
tor and a favorably known citizen
DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER
The suit was brought for Miss Evans
lay her attorneys. Messrs. Montague anc
Dawson. of Richmond, and Captain A.
Carter Atkinson. Commonwealth'sAt.
torney OF Manchester, and Is Tor ne-
famation of character. The deciataoo'
i'm the case has not been fled yet. only
tho memorandum having been placed In
the hands of the clerk Of the Hus,lngs
Court and the exact nature OF the al
LEGATIONS cannot. therefore, be given.
IL seems. however. that until a short
time past Miss Evans and her father
were both I'm the employ OF Mr.. Davis.
and practically had charge OF his busi-
ness. Mr.. Evans seems 10 have been
"a kind of manager. while his daughter
kept the books. Things went along
smoothly for some time until Mr.. Davis.
for some reason or other became dis
satisfied and dismissed them both.
A little later on. It Is said. card, sign
ed by Mr.. Davis. appeared In a Rich
mond paper warning the public that he
would not be responsible for any orders
which might be given on him by Miss
Evans.
MAY BE OTHER CHARGES.
IL is also intimated that the declara-
ton when filed will specify other
charges made by Miss Evans against Mr..
Davis. 3 BE this as il mag, however, the
complainant is said To demonstrate to
her own satisfaction In the declaration
that she has been damaged in various
ways by the action Of Mr.. Davis 10 ths
extent of $4,000. and that her attorneys
will make a strong fight TO obtain a
judgment against him..
Additional interest is added TO tho
case by the fact that the complainant
is an exceedingly beautiful girl. She
Is a blonde. and one Of the most perfect
Of the type. Her family is well-known
in Manchester and have always borne
reputation for eminent respectabilry.
OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
Until the declaration IS filed IL will
be difficult 10 arrive at any decision as 10
the merits OF the case. but as IL stands
it seems 70 possess many elements TO
make il one Of public interest. IL f.
said that Mr.. Davis has not yet secured
counsel.
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PERsONAL IND GENER4L.
Interesting Facts About Bicbmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.


zens and Other Matters.
Rev Dr r. y. Sledd was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Matte Pegram is in Petersburg,
the que SITS OF Mss Seaton Elliott.
Mrs. o. NJ Chapman and children are
visiting friends and relatives in King
William county.
Miss Lula HaI grove. OF Baltimore. is
the guest of Mist Mamie pegram, on
west Main street.
Mrs. William A. Campbell and daugh-
ter, Miss Carrie Lee Campbell. Of 80
west Grace street, are suanmering at
Goshen.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richlrd7on, who
have been spending several weeks in the
mountains OF West Virginia, returned to
the city yesterday.
Tho Albemsrle Baptist Association
viii meet at Fork church, Fluyanna,
rext Tuesday. Visitors and delegates will
be met at Bruno with conyeyaaces.
The fur eral of Mrs. Annie u. Collier.
wfcse death occurred Wednesday night
tock place from her home. 1O2 north
Ninth street, yeitelday afternoon AT J:3V
o clock.
The remains OF Mr. Robert G. Pace.
who died sud0crly in )O1rdng-house
at Twelfth and Franklin Tuesday night.
have been taker to Danville for inter-
ment.
Miss Kate Dashiell youngest daughter
OF the late Rev. Dr. T. G.. Dashell, lied
rather suddenly at an early hour yes
ter,lay morning. She had been unWeil
for several days. but her death was en-
tirely unexpected. She was IN her 2Oth
year
Bad boys invaded the Taylor residence.
No $50 west Grace street, Wednesday
night and cut up all sorts OF pranks
They overturned furniture. opened trunks
and dray ers. and turned everything with
in reach t0psy-turvy. The family being
absent from the city there was no one
To- disturb the young miscreants. Nothing
was taken from the house. The same
house is said TO have been entered se,e-
IL Haes earlier this sumIReE
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tx,irhts of Labor for Brvan and Glass
Workers for Mckinley.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. ia for
NAL separation has taken place between
lie Knights OF Labor and the window
Glass Workers Association OF the United
Statrs.
rnis was accomplished at a meeting OF
.r.. executive board of the latter ofsani-
eaton. and Messrs. g.. $. Cake. r. y.
YourmAn. p. Garry. and John q. smith,
n committee Of glass workers. Although
nothlrg 10 that effect appears on the
,urlace the action Wa due 20 politics 10
.orne extent AZ least MIR. Cake. speak
ing OF the committee visit 10 Nasnlis-
ton and its result. said:
"It is useless 90 20 into a long story
of the reasons that brought about the
s,raration think The windoW-sia siaa'
workers are strong enough 70 30 II alone.
". are about 600 strong, and VIII 90
D.. tier bv nor being tied up with an
other order. Tho Knights Of Labor. l un-
dersfand. are all FOR Bryan. while the
majority OF the glafs workers are for
AicKlnlev"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14
DIJHONDs AND BICYCLES.
New York Dealers i'm Both Make Assign.
menfs.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Henry A. Cas-
periield, dealer in diamonds and tewelry.
at IA Bowery. $50 Broadway. and in
Saratoga, y. Y, assigned to-day. He
claimed a capital Of 10000.
y. +. Myers q Co., wholesale jewelers.
and dealers I'm bicycles. at 4s Maiden
Lane. are financially embarrassed. and
Louis Clark. Jr.. was appointed reseiver
to-day. with bond OF S200.OOO
The liabilities OF tho firm are S517. 900
and nominal assets $4,000. They have
been in business sixteen years and trade
with six thousand firms throughout the
United States and South American coun-
tries. They are also controlling stock
holders in the olympic Cycle Manufac-
turing Company.
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VEST yfRGFNfI DAnOCRIrs.
They Elect Fun state Ticket and Ad-
iourn.


WHEELING. W. VA. Aug. 13.--Thc
Democratic State Convention stretched
itself through tho day and far into the
night. W. II. Boggs. OF Pendleton conn
ty Was nominated for Auditor on the
second ballot, defeating Camden SOM
mers.
the nomination for state Treasurer on
the third ballot. lie defeated d. A.
Dorsey and g. NJ. Rowan. after a hard
fight. which threatened the peace OF the
cOuvcn ton.
Virgil A. Thomas. for Superintendent OF
Schools. .sns nominated by acclarlaticn.
Hon. r. 5. Riley was renominated for
Attorney General BY acclamation. and 10.
judge OF the Supreme Court, John Holt
Of Cabell county won easily.
AT II o'clock tonight the selection Of
presidential electors was left TO the Demo-
cratic and Popuhst Executive Committees.
This arrangement shortened the session,
and IL adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

I'm Venabie's field in the surDuros oi
oxford. shooting bats when the gun -
the hands Of Air. Edmunds, accldehiahs
discharged. the entire load passing
through Roy Hobgoods head. killing MN
instantly.
lie was the second son Of Professor
Hobgood. president OF oxford Female
Seminary and was spending his vacation
AZ home having returned from Wake
Forest College where he was pursuing
his studies. lie was Il member OF the
Baptist church and a most promising
younfg man IN every respect His func-
raj viii take place this afternoon at the
new Baptist church.
The deepest gloom Is cast over this
community.
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NIX. EEYAN EXPLAINS.
Read His sp ech 70 Prevent Errors Creep
ing iu.


NEW YORK. Aug. I3.-It has been de-
ciled that AR. Bryan viii enter actively
into the campaign ON September lst and
continue on the stump until election day.
iu order 10 obtain uceIod rest and 90
prepare his letter of acceptance before
h.s speech making begins le viii spend
tHe nrAt TWO Weths al some quiet place,
not yct decided upon.
Tine ri,n To- Bath. Aie, viii therefore
be pOs tp0uCd until the latter part OF
september. when AIR. Bryan viii make
a number of speeches iu New England.
To reporter of the Southern Assoc
ciated Press Mr.. Bryan made ,hc follow
ing explanation of the reading ot his
notification speech.
-huuHlu- lnat DO would Dee printed 100
fulL i thought DO more important thaf b.
s ..ii lr"cn DO correct iorl lle millions
who VII read 30 than that the delivery
should please the few thousands who
We're present
'If DIS always unfortunate when speak
cr is compelled to road "a political speech.
hut in this instance + thoue4 Hc-f not
to risk lle errors which uWtys creep
into tle report of an eNtcmporane0us
-UaN.n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. l3.-The
following cadet appointments TO the
Military Academy at West Point were
aruouIced to-day.
Walter II. Smfn. Thomasyille, Ca
Paul Foley. Brooklyn. y. Y. Armia
l'aupt, alternate. New York city; Louis
y. sapheal. alternate. Houston. Tex. :;
James Knox Rosche, alternate. Rock EiH,
3 G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

DE SOTO. Mo-. AUG. 1a.-The author-
Ties here revived te'c.unhlc alFices last
meht that three negroes committed au
assault On u sixteen. .ycar-0I 4il at Sui
phur Springs. and had escaped on SOUTH
bound freight train.
a arre crowd met the train. which
frnv wen. supposed to have been Ou.
hIf they nal left the train some distance
south of the city, They are n the hills,
and a rossec of mcn are now DO pursuit
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Denial From the Sublime Porte.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Aug. l3.-The
Turkish legation has received the follow
ing telegram from tne Sublime Porte:
COnstantinople Aug. T. ls96-Accord-
ine 10 the Information telegraphed by
the commander of the Third CORPS there
is absolutely no truth In the news 10
the effect that about two hundred Of
our soldiers had been killed by insur-
gent bands in a supNsed encounter at
AubotOcL
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NEW ORLE8hs com MEN
Oesr Their designations. but the Commit
foe Ntut Sof Accept Them.


zee VIII Nof Accept Them.
NEW ORLEANS. la. Aug. Bat
meeting of The Democratic state Central
Committee held here to-day. Colonel c.
II Parker chairman or the Executive
committee. and J.. Kruttschnitt chair
man ~ the State Central Committee.
rendered their res guations because Of
their convictions ol the financial ques-
t.Dn.
Both gentlemen are strong believers IN
th. gold standard. while majority or
the state Central Cousmttee are Tor
free silver. The committee by a unani-
nous vote. declined 10 accept the resisia-
tons. adopted resolutions praisins tue
work OF the gentlemen. expressing their
entire confidence in their ability 10 COM
duct the coming campaign as they have
...r~f.I on mast ones. and being assured
fhat they would only do what is the
best f7r The good of the party.
Colonel srarker and Krnttschnitt VIII
locally support The Chicago ticket and
nominees.
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Nnn.en nearh From.

LONDON, Aug. 1S-The st. James
Gazette publishes a special dispatch. say
ing y is reported that the Arctic ex-
plorcr Nansen has arrived at Vardo an
island Of Norway, in the Arctic ocean, Oft
Finmark, on board the steamer Wind
ward.
VARDO, NORWAY. Ang. 13.-Dr. Nan
sen. the Arctic explorer. arrived here to-
dav.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-14

UAGRIEURG. PA. Aug. l3.-John "
Carman. of Luzerne county was elected
chairman of the Democratic state Com
uift.e this afternoon 90 succeed Robert
D. Wright. OF Allentown. whose resig-
nation Was accepted With a vote OF thanks
for hs efficient service in the past and
rcsrct that hc cannot see his way clear
10 go goorr with thp Caicaso ticket
and platform.
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RIXEY WINS THE FIGHT.
HEIS THE NOMINEE ron con NGRESS
IN the EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Fifry Ballots Were Taken-A1l the Candi-
dates Make speoches-Mr. Merediths
Handsome Action.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. August lS.-Ihe
Eighth District Convention is over. and
John T.. Riry his been nominated after
the casting Of fifty ballots and session
OF two days and nights.
The fight was s,ubDorniy contested. and
The SIX candidates never retired until they
were absolutely voted out OF the race.
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CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. ia passen-
ger tram or the Lake Shore railroad was
vrechod near otis. Ind. at o'clock this
morning by the was shing away of a cul-
vert. The engineer, James Griffin ana
Fireman MiclGe. Roach. We're killed,
bat the ps sssepgers almost miraculOusly
escaped fatal il Juf5es.
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what their intentions were. but the chief
told him 10 come along and help make
the attack or he would be killed.
Many OF those who Joined the party
here were well known. having worked on
the railroad and doing odd jobs around
the town.
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WASHINGTON. ID. G., Aug. l3-Actins
Comptroller Comm was Informed to-day
mat Josiah r.. Kelly assistant cashier
of the First National hank Of South
Bend. Ind. had committed suicide be-
cause his defalcation OF $4,000 had been
discovered.