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WRECK ON The UP.
A West BOuad Passenger Train Strikes
a Broken Rail.
CARS DETACHED ADJOURNED OVER
The Train VIII Arrive In Ogden Two
or Three Hours Behind
lime.

ooALALLA, Nsb., Nov. 1.-THE
Union Piolhc passenger, wesibound
No. ., from Denver. struck = broken
rail here today. Tho tourist car. two
chair cars and one Pullman were
turned ever In the ditch. Fifteen
passengers were hurt, tu, none seri.
ously.
One woman complains OF severe
pains In her back and may be serions.
ly injured. oao man was badly cut
on the head. No others were serious.
ly injured.
The locomotive, mall and baggage
cars passed over the broken rail In
safety, probably because the train wac
running al n high speei. The re-
maiudef Of the tram dii uot get on 40
we'll. One nrst.clas. Pullman sleeper,
ono second class tourist sleeper, one
tourist coach aud five chair cars were
ditohed; two sloopsrs and two chair
cars turned over on their eides. The
tfucks Of the nrst sleeper we're badly
smashed, tut this was about tho only
damage u any moment. Physicians
were summoned from Ogallala. They
found but little work, however, a.
nearly all the passengers made lucky
escapes.
The engine with tho mall and u,
press cars were started wsst as soon IA
poselble, in order that the western
mail might not 10 delayed. Tho train
got away from the scene Of the viock
nj $3.50 this morning AMI will be run ~
a speoial. IL left Ro.cor, Nob.. shout
six hours late. but will pull into Ogden
morrow morning, not mote than Two
OF three hours bshinJ tint.
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SOn, at West Upioo, yesterday, where
a water gas plant was being construct.
cd, died Ia tue hospital during the
night. They were Fred. q. Bulna.
han, superintendent Of the Western
Water Gas construction ci.npauy, OF
Fort Wayne, Ind; Thomss william.
son and John Williamson, brothers.
buperln epce B1lmahan was testine
the plant. The waive sprang . leak
and the nuid ran down on tho heater.
The naphtha was ignited and n terrible
explosion followed. Tho three mon
who died were blown out OF the build
Ing, and when picked uP the ski n
peeled from their faces.
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A STRONG DEFENSE.
BIG Cottonwood Company Replies 10
The S. L. 4 0. G. and {. l. Co.
WHAT MANAGER JONES HAS TO SAY
Light People Have Improp Trans
foimtrs-A Ibatlu,t Badly
Nesdtd.


For Gays pasl TIE supply and d..
iribu,ing electric llsht Ani p,yor com.
mania, h,v. has, inxotv.t a.. 80,
a..
"V's,y "''' '"s 'siy poor ilIumInant
"iib when the public has been iuf.
uished. The salt Lake and ORdea
compapy has op.nIv ,ren..a IA. ut,
c.,,a.a, ,a. -, Is
f'vi'' " wing ''spoh'
slole Iof tue miserable tervlce. Fhe
latter have strongly resented tho
neeuaation and toaav u.n..., q
a. -. .,i,., -, -,,',,
s' f''"'"' heh''oh
70 tue iact thA' wherever The
dintfibing company had pul In
prop.r di.t,,butiay snn,,.,n,.n., :.
a. H.. ......7,-, 49,,
'' ooune'o's' hhu harrington
audilion ulsiflcu-iheie mad been no
trouble vhaleysf. On tho contrary,
vb,n mi. had b..n don. . mn, ~,
..l,.., .,,,, a., ,.-
"A"' WIS 'e'"s t''e"
70 the Iublio. Patt'culAfiEing ON tho
situation Mt. Jones said!
ara. ... -
maui W oettsh
~ Ashe snu oguen
.', .'uo lhsut oompshy 10
snk 'no poo' set'ioe gwen oy tnAt
eonpsny " Wv Iss,uen,iishung ois.
Wy" Iy'ns wen " we" Iempie street
Auu ,ss' y. o"e street are AbsoIutely
UNI, uniue, Lno eause " tue failure OF
.ns' oon1pahy 70 give gD9u service u
wv =" ,".ii sys,en Sl ui,uioutlon ln'
sMAu ., huy hlute on tue part OF thS
by no"on" w rover ooupsny'
Iehov us'tlch were
o.sy uIsep oy simple phAse
seheiA.olr' hbu tue mouse 70 hoIss
us V'uiet were ha1e ioi ths1 sys.
Nm, W" ,tsqurhey o. Tue Altetaatiohs
oeins -ov pe' .seoh1, OF H more ptop.
~ saau, - oyeles per second
, ,ners nnes were conhsoled whn tue
n!s So"onwooi circuits, which sy-
..n s sr, /" ,ne tntee isoe o.
e1e"s. nus uYho party a. an
ehps.men,, IN hole thM these lines
anu ,, uish1 % useu,ssoiu-
~. Wv h.ee.'y o. Isconstueuoh'
na eipeI .hsn, wac unsatisfactory,
anu " mn osen 70 .ee1s..su ny ooth
s9npsn.ss .nu ou' IoL.Inu apssnes OF
, ~ ."o sns'neeI Aul usn-
80 ~, w n.ns %" uu.ns Tue
ins u.' "'esA, ise, us' WI. uI.
fes."es ~ou" NV nnNs stisen'
NJ. ~ 80, - "a ,sn o's, on we
, % - '' 'ssa .Voa ""'' A'et nif' nay
uepsIuo
uoso.oy soiN'os 10 ust
sbansa ,i. v.s as. ,n.
80, commandments
,-,,,,. ~ t'estu 70 ne
1919, "a 'ssu .ot M Inne,iAle
,,. W ~. eootnnsnueu nA'
.y oa ,no ~" lie on .no
, l"a.o VIZ" ,ne uis'fiouuoh
1919 p.opehy unange.. rnese
90 sis ,, W. ua.eu oosoost - am
pd Wv sA."gm were 20 ofueieu ny
wv was nor uhllI
s ' ".s.. uI. w. ngnt oompspy
,, Wy ''''' !" c'f'y su' 'het
ihs,iuvuoo..
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Had On Ills Fighling Clothes.

To use tbs ofiicsr,' expression, Jal.
tleo wsnger mad his fighting cloths.
on this morning rs no disposed Of four
cases In Ia almost a similar number Of
minutes. The victims OF tho judges
quick aud effective work were Frank
Rogers aud John Hamilton, VINO were
Jailed for 10 ana twenty days Tespeo.
lively for Begging, and William Stacey
anu Johu Ford who were ordetsI ini-
prisoned Tor twenty-five anu thirty
DAYS Tor vpgfancy.
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ooDEstBUHa. n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE
steamer Folsom with her consorts OF
sohooneIs. Lesson and Mitchell. went
.shore on the Canadian shore today.
A Raie was blowing when the Graf
lvn this port Tor the upper lakes anu Ia
Founding into tue channel they were
blown toward the shore. AS the tow
llne slackeDed II became fastened In
tho wheel OF 'he Folsom, disabling her.
Tho shore where they lilo In \ Hat roek,
mixing u dinlcult ior the anchor TO
mold. There 10 not tug In port to assist
Them. All the craft are owned by
William Mitchell, OF Bay City, Mich.
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ROCHESTER,. n. ", Nov. 1.-THE
annual report OF J. w. Hayes, score.
tsfy anu treasurer OF the Heights OF
Labor, opens with reference TO what
ne terms "attacks Of q most villainous
character" on the general Officers OF
the order, "by reason Of the Iutt stand
taken by them Ia refusing TO follow q
small cliqus Of msa who familiarity ATE
known as the New YORK ttianglo' OF
tho toolalisilo labor party, to vet con-
troll OF the machinery Of the Knights
Of Labor for dissemination VI their
doctrines."
Tue so.oalled trisngie. according TO
Hsyee, consists OF Daniel DeIton,
Luoion Banisl aud Erne.y I,ohn.
Hayee recommends that tho organic.
ers be entitled 10 regular commission
Of % rsf cent on all business secured
Tor the order, aud that hall Of the resu.
lar Initiation Zee ON nil iLdlviduhi cafJs
be allowed tho organizer Ia lieu OF y
cgmmission.
Toe action Of the hmsflcon Fedora.
ton Of Labor directing all organ.
nations affiliated both with the
knights Of Labor aud with
the Federation (for trade pur.
poeosl TO withdraw from The
Knights of Labor, tho report says,
Ia in direct violation OF the arrange.
ment entered Into with the general
executive board by the representative.
Of the Naiionsi Union, before tho
formation Of the national trade assem.
bly,.
Hayes recommends that the brew
lug Industry DO thoroughly organized
Into tho order by the district asse bites
and that all organizers b. Instructed
not 10 aunt TO membership any pof-
sons who owe the fret nlleg Ance 10
the National brewers union.
The ttaiements OF recei pls during
Que year ADd thfoo months, ending
Sept. 30, 1885, show o total Of SSg. 393
July l, 1895 tho balance on hand was
50 iOi Tue present cash balance 10
SIG, Among the amendments pro.
o,od IL Que 10 establish the tiilce aud
title VI general executive beard AMI
thereby place the entire supervision VI
the ofder In the hands " the general
master workman, the general worthy
foreman, general Secretary anu tresg.
ufef aud elective ofilcrts Of the general
assembly, subject u the approval by
vote OF tue representatives Ia the gem
efnl assembly.
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Asains, Trusts. Glass Legislation .ns
ssetionaiism.

INDIAsAPoLIs, Nov. IL. - The
FSrmeIs' Nationsl congress today by
resolution requested President Harrl.
son 10 address tbs body.
The president OF the oongress To.
fetTing 10 bill pending In the Ulilsd
States senate. providing Tor an In.
dustfial oommisslon, said action
should bs taken by the farmsrs'
convention looking TO the appoint.
meat OF one or perhaps two OF Ave
members Of tho Commission from the
membership OF this congress.
RESOLUTIONS were referred 10 the
committee on resolutions ~ follows;
Suggestion OF i. w. Allerion, of
Illinois, Tor secretary Of agriculture
requesting the Congress VI the United
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As TO the Gas Supnly.

In reply to Mt. kempPs letter pub.
llOhsd In tbs NEWS OF yesterday, Mt.
l.. Drake, manager nj Drivers wells,
wishes to state to the public that from
7 PIN. OF the 9Th until 7 nm. OF the
ION he delivered 2SS, igs feet as shown
by tue meter. From PAN. OF the ION
unil a. m. OF tnslltn tue meter Tssii-
I Tsd lVe, 0US feet.
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.urscuAusES OF noNKEyLASes
n. ruth rbi.hs rroL Garner 10 mn
Impudsat surubug.

losDos, Nov. il.-'rhe Truth has
40 stllcle covering a page hnd n hall
As.ied "Ths Munchsusen Of Monkey.
and,p dealing with Prof. Garner who
tslms n havs distinguished words IN
amebkvy Language, aud his book, re-
Es.lipg tue old charges made By
Ilulh " impOstuTe anu ueclafipg thai
he whole story VI Prof. Garnet's al.
wstuiss among the gorilias IL an Inn
p0ltpi humbug.
Tue article suggests That the French
Missionaries NJ Fsfnabutr TO whom II
alleges Prot. Garner gave q prUmissory
psls Tor i've hundred francs for board
iud lodging. should sign u Judgment
10 England 90 the unpsiu biil aud
itould attach the proceeds OF his book.
Truth concludes that tolls woulI set
u fsst forever thu question OF how
Phi. 6arnsr really spent those hun.
tfed days ana nights.
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An ABSURD aUnoH.
Archbishop ireland Refus.s 10 pisea..
the Natter


hr. PAUL, Nov. ll.-whsn Arch.
bhhop irsiAnd's attention was called
loiAy 70 the published rumor that his
i.oeht uttefancer were uisapproysd Mt
Rome. and that he would be- removed
iiom the SEQ OF ~. Paul, no refused 10
ulgnliy The tumot by making . state.
meni, laughing away tho who'll. m Il.
wt' From those near tho arch bishop.
LoseNsf, the brief statement thai tbs
iamst was ab.urdly unworthy OF soy
'"aenoe or notice was secured.
PROBABLE ORIGIN OF xmE RumoR.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ll.-Ffom
sieelient ecclesiastical authorities hay.
ihg resources 10 tilicinl information. A
steamed that tho attention OF Rome
=. eeen called In mn Indirect manner
a,simon delivered by Archbishop
elAna al Warrington on the ooes.
~ " 'he conservation OF Bishop
uotmAn.
10 .hls sermon tho archblshop 70.
nsu 10 the bishops ~ thu main
.nens'h OF tho Catholic church. AS
esetulu aud other religious ofdeTs
aNe no bishops, the expression wss
.oneluded TO DO n reflection on thp
gset. It's not known that the SET.
non was officially ommunlcatei 10
ne, but u certainly reached there,
snu has been the subject Of recent adj.
e comment Ia ths CivaiiA CatnlIc,
pn o. Tho Jesuits, Of which Raw,
n.snui is the editor.
me paper, while unofficial a. 10 ran.
nshhny The Views OF the VaIicsp,
y nusnce, anu ut the tina OF
,s"apoishop lrsIand'a visit 10 Rome on
n"rahoAuil school question, this Ia.
sseee was directed sgainsl Inc yl.ws
Iis,,l'ssentsd. From tho recent pub.
.say at RENE given IN. Ireland
in a0e, u Ii tho Judgment Of tho,s
th., posltlon To undefstand the facts
i'm. 'pnslh The basis Tor the reports
,"nn Rome that the Archblsbop he.
moS.sh 10 summoned there ana no.
o,c,',. ~ Ii believed tho pop,,s
ny V',lon Will DO ADVERSE 10 those sseh
nm. slAna'a removal. Fufther Than
Rom mere has been nothing from
Ihr S 10 iadicaie the displsssure OF
Y. ~ and others In authority,
K,nis vs1,oheiahoI's advocacy Of Mo.
Tue matter, ~ H0' nsuisa In
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A. TO GRAND JURORS.
Lborinx Wen Not raui'sbiy Repre-.
ssnied On tue Lists.

NEW YORK, Nov. li.--rne World
ihls morning rsys: Knights Of Labor
sud the Amsficsu Federation Of Labor
through their Uiiicrrs have dema nasd
. revision Of tho lists IRON which the
srsnd iufou Of ths cou nty are selected.
The labor organizations aIiegc that too
msny capltaiist. and leo lew working.
men are on tho lists TO insure justice.
Both tho snlEstions yesterday
ieat 10 the boa OF commissioner Of
gtpnd juror memorial containing y
lli Of members Of the Two organiza.
tons which II IL claimed are eiigibls
~ grand jurors. A demand was made
ihsI lhrso men bo placed on the lists TO
fspts,enl lADor Interests. This action
OF labor representatives crested ex.
element IN tho Office OF the board Of
commissioners.
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ok fOr l,Rislauon BY The next Con.

look for legislation by The next Con.
gres..
at will be nece,sary 10 psss = tariff
measure st once,n he said. "rhe
Dinghy bill with some changes will
DO for tho present. The Democrats
made . great mistake not permitting
that bill 10 pass the last Congress. II
was only . temporary measure Intended
to raise the revenue the government
absolutely needed. IL the Democrats
had let II 10 through, there would
have been no necessity tor boal ia,uss
and the Democratic Naturalization
would have osoAped great deal Of
contute an criticism hoaped upon II.
~ doub - the senator continued
Z" II the Damc cfhti In the Senate will
oppose the hiii. Am sure tue silver
aonatofs would not ohstrue. legisla.
ton. Understood all ailvor mou, ex.
cspt Teller and Dubois,afe Opro'ed TO =
policy Of Ottiruntion, II the Dingiey
bill 10 passcd the coming session OF
Congress there will br no necessity
tor an extraordinary session on March
4ib. Considering eyufything thiuk
the outlook for the passage Of the bill
IL bfighi.D
at II doubtful ~ the Republicans
Will have a majority In tho senate.
Nobody can tell yet whViher Repub'
licsns OF Democratic will no to the
Senate from Kentucky OF North Caro-.
lina. Uatil these states elect Sonatofs
II will be impos,ible 10 say which side
Will have msjOrily."
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NEW YoHiS. NV. ll.--A dispatch
to tue Hsralu nom PAnama, Colombo,
say:
A correspondent In Tegucigalpa,
Honduras, tolegraphs that q report 10
current 10 the elect that revolutionary
plans are on foot IN the republic. Ihe
government has Information that the
conspirator- had planned TO max Q
simultaneous attacks on tho barracks of
Dauli, ComayaguP, bauta Barbara aud
Tegucigslpa.
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NAScouvER. n. C., Nov. ii.-somo
ore brought down iron, the cIsst north
OF Vancouver and nsanyea g.. gold or
silver has been pronounced by the hs.
sayer TO be eassiteritc or tin ore. Him.
self Corn shman, the assayer com.
PARED the orc with samples he had
from the Dslcoath mine IN Cornwall,
and ftubd them ~ be- Identical In
character, and no Ia sathhsd thata
deposit Of tin ore has been discovered.
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New YoRR, Nov. il-Clapp q Co.,
doing brokerage business, have as.
signed to the cashier OF the flrm Of w,
L. Davis. The firm has done large
business In stocks, bonds, grain, cot.
ton and other commodities, and has
offices In many important cities VI the
Country. The failure 10 not regarded
serious In Wall street.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. ll.-Comptrollef
Fitch, by the direction Of the other
members OF the sinking fund commits.
sion, today awarded the entire issue OF
sl5,Oi0 $50 city bonds, tor winch bids
were opened on Monday, TO Nuimily
a 90, a. slO4Tl, n total premium Of
iIbS.70i.
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RUSSIA Ann ENGLAND.
canns, Agree on china. Sor on rur

LONDON, Nov. ll.-In tho course OF
a speech at Enfield last evening Sir
Charles Dilke, tue well known au.
lhoriiy on International politics, says
that England hAI recently rslscted u
propJtal by the three great powers 10
Partition Chins. lie also SAID the
alleged recent inspection OF tue forts
OF the Dardanellvs by n Russian gen.
efai was by order VI the Russian gov
ernment, and that therefore II was
possible that Russia would regard u
British sitacx ON the Dardanelles M a
czHus belll.
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LONDON. Nov. ll.--A dispatch from
bombay snys In eleven districts Of
Decacsn AMI Concan. u million and u
quarter people are believed 10 10 on
the verge OF starvation.
Riots have occurred ri ShshAbad
anu kAz1J,
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BURNED no DEATH.
Tire In n Hotel - Gueus Escape
threush the Windows.

TRAvEaBK City, Mieb., Nov. H.
Fourteen buildings Ia the business por.
ton Of thu city were burned last night,
sbtailing q lobs Of $4,000. Newbury,
porter Of Front street hotel, was
turned 10 death. IL In rumotoI that
others Lost their lives, but no other
todies have been recovered. Thirty
guests escaped through tue windows 10
their night clothing.
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Tonight tho Index OF the Twentieth
ward Al. "A. will DO read, aud an or.
Q. llent program Of music will be
given. The pItlio aTv invited,
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CHICAGO, Now, 1.-The Tribune
Prints u list Of 276 mills anu factories
which have resumed business since
Nov. std, giving smployment TO 1885,.
ieb ulen.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Chicago,
Bunnugt0n aud Quincy railroad hiss
DECLARED a quarterly divileld of 1 per
cent.
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,hr .l'D, Mas, Nov. II. - This
bu,.,,en who were Injured by the
,or.g Of naphiha Ietort In In.
'Ae'ofy Of William KnowIlon 4
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UNSAFE IN TURKEY.
mr. Terrell Advise. nissionsr To-. 90
Remove Their chiiarsn.

CossrASusorLE, Nov. ii.-while
eeun.eliug American missionAfics to
ismAln Al their posts In AnatoliA,
Minister Terrell has Induced tue 10
movAl OF the children OF the mission.
afl,s 10 places Of safely.
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NEEDED LLuIsLArIoN,
senator Thurman says n TariD Meas.
IRE IL Necessary,

NEW YoRK, Nov. IL. - senator
sherman Of Ohio, who IL NJ FINN Az.
nue hotel, talked ireely with an Even.
log Post reporter today about ths out.
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LONDON, Nov. il.-wAlter NJ. Castle
Of sau FfanciicD called at the u. =.
etnbsssy today. He will sail Tor the
unitei States on Saturday next ac-
companird by Mfs. Castle, who will
most llkdy leave southsmptou on
board the American llneship 81. Louis.
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for seton against tho piutocIslic com.
bine atrsyed on thu SIDE Of the gold
siandard.D
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-07
Those who try Trib praise it.

Those who try Trib praise it.
CIeaH, strong. penetrating is Trib
Col. Boyle was in this city yester-
day.
Miss E iith Howe is hack from Cal
ifornia on Wit to her parents.
7. G. Kliuk an old resident Of the
C"mstoll committed suicide by TAX
ing morphine yesterday.
The strikers and ,ldirrs at Cleve-
land, ohio, exchanged vollies yester-
day. One soldier was seriously
wounded.
Spain has more trouble on her
hands. Insurgents hav- sprung mp
at the h"me Government
The Karsas Popnl'sts ind"rsed
B,yau and Watson at their cohven-
tinn yesterday. They will iuGorsr tue
Democratic eIrct"Is.
The Republicans Of San Francisco
have denounced S,rrckel~ AID a!e
calling on the Central Commute to
take his na'n- off the r.iI.
F. s>LE-An uuri Lht piano in per
feet cuuiitiun uui tie ne, jI-t a
g,'"i IA urt. For p .rtc las "rquIrt
at this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-07

Carson has its percentage OF defect
i've eyes and it is NOT wise tor those
having an error Of vision to delay the
use Of spectarles Mr. Farr-r. scien-
titic o,tician at the Golden Jeweiry
Store, will examine all eyes free o
charge, and will guarantee Il perfe =
ton correction where glasses 4
needed. m13
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-07
CastOria.

stCastoria isso we'll adapted to children that
Irecommcad it rs superior - any prescription
known to me" II. 4. ARCr.C-7, II. D.,
ii So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, y. y.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-07

s'Thc use OF Castori2 Is So universal anu
fits merits 50 well known TIT it GEMS . work
OF supeterogat.on To endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CARLos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-08-07
Millinery Goods.

ing new and -tyll-h consI-n ..ents In
the. way of hats and millinery gods
Ii YOU want your best glil 10 make Il
sensation ou the 4th, get her new
lat Of Mrs. Knows.
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For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup. has
oeeE used TO. children teethtng, 1t
sooths the child softeus tie gums,
alays all pain. cures wind collie. ana
the best remedy Cor Dlsrrhoea
twenty-five cents bottle.
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The u Nci.auss SaloGn.

Whltna! aas 5aasit'It-i ''"n1r"l OF tbs
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BRYAN'S EASTERN TRIP.
The Enthusiastic Reception of the Dem,
ocratic Candidate.

The Enthusiastic Reception of the DEM
ocratic Candidate.
The reception Of Bryan in the east
and HIS great speech at Madison
Square Garden were a profound dis
appointment to his opponents.
The self-constituted guardians or
the country, who have been trying to
portray Mr.. Bryan as an anarchist,
Rugged the fond hope that he would
plunge into n polar wave east OF the
Alleghenies, and that the superior pa
triots of that section would be treat"
ed to a shocking exhibition of an
archistic red fire.
Neither of these expectations has
been realized. The reception OF the
democratic candidate in the east has
been not merely respectful but enthu-
siastic. The people of the east have
welcomed Mr.. Bryan. They have
eagerly listened to his political mes
sage. They have given every indica-
ton of warm approval of his argu-
ments and appeals.
| Mr.. Bryan rightly stated his experts
ence when he said that he found him
self, not, as some one had described 1T.
"in his cnemy's country" but among
| his friends The fact is he was among
his friends, the people of the east, who
have the same troubles, the same senti-
ments. as the people of the west, but
who have been misrepresented by their
political leaders. The democrats who
have flocked to hear and greet Mn
Bryan are the true representatives OF
their party and are ready to join their
western brethren in the struggle
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