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Evening journal., 1896-10-13
shot In a Peculiar Way.

PROVIDENCE. Oct i3-Howard Fuller,
clerk In the Third National bank, aoci-
dentally shot himself seriously, II not
fatally, IN a peculiar way. He was closing
up his work in the bank and touched the
revolver which lies under the oashler )
desk. with the intention Of putting II
away The weapon was discharged, ana
1t was lying IN such position that the
bali entered Mr.. Fuller's back. lie was
taken TO the Rhode Island hospital wher'
AZ a late hour his condition was reported
as critical
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
ltalr,. reremplory Soc

ROME. Oct 13.-The Italian govern
ment has addressed a peremptory note 20
the porte In referense to young ltailan
subject who was murdered In the recent
massacres IN Constantinople The note
saws that the young man was beaten Oh
the head and felled to the ground py D
man in Turkish uniform, who continued
TO cudgel his PROSTATE victim until ne hao
killed him The similarity OF the case tc
that Of Father Salvador, the Italian priest
who was murdered by Turkish troops IN
convent at Yenikale in 1893 the note says
justifes the assertions that were n a~s 70
the recent collective notes addressed 60 the
uorte by the six European embassies at
constartinople The note ends by demand
inc the punishment OF the guilty person:
and the payment OF indemnity.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Nm zoo plnr In Enrland.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 13-The Baltimors
baseball team has abandoned further con-
sideration OF It's contemplated trip TO Eng
land. A cahlegram has been received from
Tod Sullivan saying, mo gnmes bad
weather. As all details In connection
with the projected tour had been loft to
him this message gives q quietus 70 the
scheme to afford Englishmen an oppor'
tunity TO see the game as IL should h'
plaved Six members Of the champion
team, however, sail on Saturday next OF
a Sightseeing tour Of England and th'
confinnnt
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
HELEN KELLAR PASSES.
Blind. Deaf and Once Speeches.. she WIN
Take a Course In Harvard


Take Course In Harvard
HcsToN oct IS Helen Hellar blind.
deaf scentless tasteless has passed the
Harvard examination, with credit She
mad no preparation and the examiners ala
rot know who she was She Will enter
Radcliffe Harvard annex AZ a younger
age than most freshmen.
Helen Keliaf was born IN Alabama July
q $50, kei father being a forced Con
lederate officer and later a United States
marshal No attempt az education was
made for the hrst seven years of Der ap'
parently hopeless life
10 was when about IS months OLD that
she lost oil senses bat that Of touch In
1887 she was taken 70 the Perkins school
For the Blind In Boston and placed IN.
der the care Of Miss sullivan, who devoted
her life to the education Of the little IN
fortunate
Three years later she had learned TO ar.
ticulate, ana with a rapidity undreameo
Of by those who had 70 do with children
in the possession Of thesl full faculties
In 1894 she was removed TO the Wright
Hamoson sohool In this city, refusing tS
4 become an inmate Of a school ouilt II
/ London and named after her
Soon after. she became apt IN interpret
ing the speech OF others by feeling thel
lips and now is able &c communicate WIT
any one within reach Of her sensitive I'M
ger tips
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
MURDER ANO SUICIDE.
Double Tragedy Eesuiting PROM Do
mestlc InfelIclty aud JeAiousY.


A Double Tragedy Resulting rio" DO
nestle Infeiicity aud JeAiousr.
ptA1NFIELn. y. H.. Oct l3-Irang
smith. a prosperous farmer ~ this village
lies dead, tho victim of "a cold tlooaeu
murder. and Walter ilunt another Nii'
lager. Is also corpse hoing his own STAY
er Ii is quite probable that jealousy on
Hurts part and bitterness growing oas
Of recent happenings In the village cul.
minated In the double tragedy ABOUT a
vsar ago Hunt returned TO the village
after wears absence and suspected ano
ma some trouble with Smith over tho lni
,er 5 attentions 20 Mrs. Hunt alloging an
..dre friendship on his part Some-unle "
later Hunt's farm buildings we're ournoa'
ana Hunt was taken into custody on suS
! nicion OF incendiarism. but later was ula
! CHARGED on the ground Of lack OF eVieehso
AT that time the local authorizes as
sured the county solicitor tnnt - uh
could leave this vicinity OF late Hun
has been seen intoxicated, and undoupfeo
lv n wns while under the influence Q
lionor that ne shot and killed smith, %
he latter figured IN the chnrso OF incea
1iarisln brought against tho former
HINT won't into the fold who're Smit
,,s yorl,inn Yesterday afternoon ana ate
,.u words shot and killed him.
a. soon "A word got abroad Of the shoot
a., Sharia BOYD and Coroner Holt
C,,-smont we're teographed for, and
"a, ~ r,tizens started out 20 catch Hun
.rho haa lissppeared A little later Hunt
roay vas found. for fearing capture.
bs baa shot himself He lived only sho
]
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ouarded by the NIiiliia.

FArRNoUNT. Minn., Oct is.-Iho SEQ
ond Sherburne bank robber Is guarded by
the militia here grave fears Of an attemp'
at lyrohing being entertained by the au'
thoritles. The young desperado gives as
his reason FOR not diyulging his name that
he has a praying mother and sister OF very
high connection and repute, and he VIII
never allow them TO stand the stigma OF
such crlme He Is the coolest man 10
Fa.rmount. although there Is great dan
ger Of kis dangling at q ropes end.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
nrIde PAYS wedding E1penses.

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. l5-The.weddsng
of Miss Sibyl Katherine sherman ana ..
Ellis Hoffman of New York was solemn
ICED at All Saints Memorial chapel
Owing 70 the opposition Of her father
Watts Sherman, TO the wedding the DriuS
paid oil the expenses, including the nora'
decorations Of the church. this she wa
well able to do, as she has fortune 10
her own. right. Her mother, Annie Me'.
more Sherman, is dead, and tho nrlue mas
recently been living with her unoie Ssha
Tor George Peabody Wetmore.
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borrowing In India.

India is a nation Of pawnshops, ac-
cording to General Booth. The people
think the cleverest man is he who de-
vises the largest number OF ways by
which to borrow money. They put in
pledge their la-is, oxen, jewelry, them
selves, their children and their grand
children. and cases have even been
known where father. to obtain money
to defray the expenses Of his daughter s
wedding, has pledged as collateral the
first child to bo born Of the union.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
nsl,b.rate suicide at Niagara Fails.

NIAGARA FALLS Oct 81 An unknown
man jumped into the water at Prospect
Park point and was Immediately s"ep'
over the American falls. The act was De
llberate suicide. for before leaping over
the parapet he ooolly took of his nat ana
nut into II his money, amounting 20 AZ
cents, and laid It on the stone wall lns
only witnesses of the deed were two mack
men They describe the stranger as
short man. about 80 years old. weighing
nerhaps 1876 pounds and wear!ng'a cinaa
mon colored oVercoat
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
LADY SCOTT COMMITTED.
She 1. ueid FOR 1r,a: On Charge Of ~.
being Eari Russcii

bsanc Eari RusseE
Lo~roN, Ca is ~ LADY scott arrestea
Friday at tss .Esla-,e OF Earl Russell. her
g. acs..ss OF criminal nhel
was arrairasa l- Bow street police court
A.d after ,ss taSing e come testimony
was com @-ittea tor t';a.
John CctSertcn o marire s-glreer, and
Frede.ick Nai: zf3c1. Goth employed
or Ear' Hcsse.'s Yacht e ssl and charg
ec with noe loia.ls w.,h Lady scott
wt:t also committed i.i trial
ir he sxam;ra..or etio-e q court conn.
sal !ci - ear; sbe.cst- ne unhappy mar
red ls.e e s.s sneut 80; prosecutor re-.
hsarsne BIS somes,.o TROUBLES tne divorce
sait more Fesently ter restitution Of con.
laRal rights CoG.sei re.erfed &c the mon
sttcus sccusauoas the countess aiade but
subsequently retsaeteo and touohed upon
sAe feaectlons east Gpou Il A Roberts
the master u Bath college who got
seavs ssrd.o, against lss soaatess ioi
damages
A bo7kseior named Carer testified ina
-ady scott TOOK am i-cuments 'ontaln
ng ,he alleged ll5e 70 oe printed and sen
70 the law lords and 70 long l.si OF peers
members 81 The hcase Of commons clubs
heads Of colleges ara railway station mas
ters which contained the libel compliance
OF Lady scott Carer swo-e. wrote 9
him
4 want You 20 find me a rich America
gentleman &c help me through with thes
expenses with TIE view 20 marriage
aaye plenty Of good offers. but Z. asst g
riches 4"
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-, wadswortb Private killed.

NEW YORK, Oct ia private named
NFoHugh fell from the balcony Of the bar.
racks at Fort Wadsorth and was instantly
Eilled He was skylarking with com
rode on the balcony. and both lost their
balance and fell over the iron railing &c
the stone door beneath, a Sstanoe Of near
Iv 20 feet McHugh was instantly killed
and his oomrade was stunned and haC
both knees hurt, but will recover
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Another Candidate For Keane's Place.

CLEVELAND. Oct l3-It is generally
believed among the leading Catholic clergy
OF this city that Bishop Horstmann OF the
Cleveland diocese will be rendered the ap-
pointmeut Of rector of the Catholic uni
verslty at Washington, made vacant by
the resignation Of Bishop Keane The
bishop, who Is at present IN the east. has
as yet given out nothing concerning his
appointment, but II is said that he has
been privately notified that be Is the choice
of the pope and that his visit IN the eas'
is for the purpose of making the necessary
arrangements for beginning his new dn
fiaa
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
c,oso ~ cenesee Conference.

CORNING. \. Y.s Oct i3-The annual
session Of the Genesee conference OF the
NJ <. church OF this place has oioseo.
Weusboro. Pa. was chosen as the seat oi
the next conference Before adlournlns'
Ss. 600 was subscribed for the AmefioAn
university at Washington
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Grammar 10 Try the Courts.

NEW YORK. Oct ls Riley Grammar,
the Kentucky plunger who was ruled OF
the eastern turf by the stewards Of the
Jockey club for giving Jockey Iaral a
present OF $500 has decided 20 take his
case into the courts Grammar says he has
engaged Lawyer Edward Lauterhaoh and
acting upon HE advice will take tie hrs'
step wher the westchester Racing associa.
tion tall meeting begins at Morris pork
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
ra,a1l, nurt hr FallInE sIgnboard.

HAvERHILL, Mass, Oot IA large
siepboard in front of the board OF trade
rooms on Merrimac street was torn away
from its fastenings by the high wind, Ihe
sign fell 40 feet and struck and prohaply
fatally injured Elisha Tobey who was
walking along the sidewalk. Mr.. IoDey
and his wife are here from Des Moines,
visiting Mr. Mark Knipe. A report OF
Mr. Tobey condition last night gives nc
hone OF recovery.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
ssttIement Of Labor TROUBLES.

M1LLvILLE, n. J., Oct l3.-The troubls
between Whitall, Tatum & Co., the glas;
manufacturers, and their workmen' over
this seasons scale Of wages, ii Is now be-
ileved will be amioably settled tomorrow
at a conference to be held in Pittsburg
One Of the wage committee states thai
both parties would agree to settle on j.
per cent off Of last years list c. small
ware and @ per cent on large ware
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
cermanv wni Not help seyyld

LoxDoN. oct. l8-The Berlin CORE
spondent Of The Times reports that q
semioficlal note issued there states that
should seyyid Khalid, the derosed sultan
of Zanzibar. who was taken Oh q German
warship 70 German East Africa, intrigue
70 obtalr the throne Of Zanzibar, Germany
will sxpel him from her territory.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
An Amerlenn suIcIds In London.

LONDON. Oct 13.-George smith Fraser
an American staying at 81 Albemarl'
street. Plccadilly, committed suicide ol
Jumping from window Sunday morning
A. The Inquest evidence was given that n
had been suffering from illness and ha'
threatened to commit suicide A VeFalo
of Temporary insanity was given.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
RUSSIA GETTING READY
Mobilizing Her Navy at Sevas.
.opoi For an Emergency.
CRISIS IN THE LEvANT EXPECTED.

The czars Military Forces Are Also Be
ing Put In Trim For Aet.on-Trouele
over the Eastern Question seems 20 30
Ant.cipated-Itaiy Demands Indemnity
LoNDcN, Oct ls The Daily Graphic
tAls morning publishes o aispatch from
Sevastopol ssaying that Rrssia is contihu'
Ing her preparations for az emergency
The .ceal military a7c naval forces at ~
vastcSol Odessa and Batum have been
mob..ized General Bobrikoff ahlef OF the
war ofise staff recently arrived at >evas.
,opc saa has held important conferences
with ne local commanders
lie has inspected the garrisoo ana arse
nal and has picked out company OF suo
marine engineers who have been ordered
10 hold themselves In readiness 20 emOarf
Immediately upon a gunboat This gan
boat Is already loaded with mines she'll
and torredoes The interior garrisons u
Poland Taurida and the Caucasus haV
received orders TO be n readiness at mo
ment's notice 20 board special trains 10
ports on the Euxine
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
,,,,h.z,lInr rreasurer Convicted,

CAMDEN, N j., Oct 10. = Ex-City
Treasurer Frank F Michellon Of this city
against whom there were ID indictments
charging him with embezzlement an5
nalfeasance In Office, was found guilty II
Camden quarter sessions on the fourth IN
dictment, which charges malteasanoe
Sentence was deferred.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
pomlnlon', Thanksrlvlne Dag.

OTTAWA. Oct 49, Thursday the goth
Of November. has been appointed by the
Dominion government as o day Of general
THANKSGIVING
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Ais. Die,,erson's Body Found.

BRooKLYv. Oct l3-The body Of Miss
Grace Dickerson, who Disappeared from
her home In this city on sept 2e, has been
found IN a dreary swamp at Canarsie'
How she came there, where she had neeh
in the intervening 20 days and how sho
met hen death are questions the police can
not answer She is believed TO have been
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
New Juays For British Columbia.

OTTAWA, Dot. 13-At meeting OF tho
cabinet Mr. MCCALL barrister, New West
minister. was appointed Judge Of the sn'
preme court of British Columbia at q sal
airy Of S.. 600 per year.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
An Aged Suicide.

HUDsoN, N Y. Oct l3-Robert Aim
sted, an old and respected resident OF Nv
oil, committed suicide by hanging MIN,
self in his barn He was 50 years OLD ahu
IN good circumstances What caused MN
10 take his life Is at present q mystery.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
chargea with RunnIne . Lottery.

WAsHINGToN. Dot rs The postoihoe
department ha' issued fraud order
against DR. W 6 Mc6ee Of Philadelphia
he Is charged with running o lottery 10
selling his pills
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Reduatlop ~ workIng Hours.

WATERvILLE, NE Oct 19-The en-
ployees Of the Maine Central railroad car
shops have been notified Of reduction IN
working hours 20 nine hours day l"e
hundred men will be affected
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
r..nth Of a conneetleut EdltoT.

NEW HAVEN. Oct 10 William hod'
man. for nearly 20 years city editor OF ne
Register and one Of the best known
newspaper men in the state died here altel
long and painful Illness OF q eanosrous
nature. He was a years OF age ana uh'
married
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
The softas Ready to Revolt Again

BERIrx, Oct 13.-The Local Anzeiger
has a dispatch from Constantinople saying
that the antisultan movement among the
softas Theological students) Is growing
They have circulated another revolution.
arv proclamation. The dispatch adds that
Nehmet Pasha, an Imperial aid, was shot
at the YMdiz Kiosk palace on suspicion
that re was implicated in the Young Iur'
KEY agitation Persistent stories are ID
circulation TO the effect that casts loaded
with corpses emerge at night from the
Central prison and hurry of In the aire'.
,ion Of the Bcsporus These victims are
sapposed 20 be Young Turks. French
divers are refusing TO work In the bos
porus owing 60 the horrible collection o
corpses that they meet while pursuing
their lahore under water.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Tbe Peddler defeats the Bostonian.

LONDON, Oct ls-Peddler Palmer oil
England, who holds the title OF champion
bantam weight, defeated Johnny Murphy
Of Boston IN a 20 round go before the ma
tional Sporting club.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
And Expensive.

He-what frank, open countenance
Miss Murdy has.
She-Yos. It's eternally open when
I'm with her. Detroit FREQ Press.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13

Ex-senator Foiey's Health Improving.
SARATOGA, Oct l3 -Ex State Senator
John Foley, who has been critically Ill for
a nun Der OF weeks. Is SC far recovered 90
90 be able 10 ride out
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Austrla.Hunrary Wants Arbitration

VIENNA. Oct. ls-The unterhaus OF the
relchsrach has passed resolution In favor
OF the Austria Hungary government max
ing an overture 20 the powers for the
formation Of an International court Of ar
hifratiOu
Evening journal., 1896-10-13

Tho Whole story Of the wonderful cures
bv Hoods Sarsaparilla is soon told. IL
ing II cures scrofula. catarrh, rheuma-
tism. ,..
Hoods pills act harmoniously win
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver HIS 20
y -L<L
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
EamIna Threatened In Al

Famine Threatened In Asiatic Russia
ST PETERsBURG, oct 3.-bamine Is
threatened In the Amur province OF Asiatis
Russia, the crops having been destroyed
nv food
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
uAvn A NEW ENGINE.

Engine No. 76. Of the p, w. & B.
Railroad Company has been sent to
SMYRNA in charge OF Engineer Bay
nard for use on the Smyrna branch
road.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13
Bubop,e Plague In Calcutta.

CALCUTTA, oct. l8 Three mild cases
Of bubonic plague ore reported here. one
being that of European girl
Evening journal., 1896-10-13

Daniel Dohl. of this city, has Sc
cured the contract for building the
bridge over the Elk river, at Elkton'
The structure viii cost $4,000.
Evening journal., 1896-10-13

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Drug
gista refund money. u It fails to cure. Esc
Evening journal., 1896-10-13

Ez-Fremier OF Denmark Dead.
CoPENHAGBS, Oct is. - Ex. Premier
Fri.senbora Is dead
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only q shadow Of foundation. The
otatement that there is IN circulation
in this country, at the present time,
gold coin TO the amount Of $500, O0o..
OOc Il a. foolish ~ IL IL false. So
slight is the actual circulation Of gold
in the United States. that large retail
houses dry goods. boots and shoes.
etc, will 20 through days trade and
not take in a single gold coin,
Not one person In thousan
that one will meet on the
street during the day has gold dollar
about his person; and yet the gold
worshipers would have the people dis
believe the evidence of their own eyes.
discrsdit their own experience, and
believe that trade is fairly wsllowing
in gold. As TO the twaddle about
there being but 81 cents worth Of met.
al Ia the silver dollar il is only neces-
sAry. perhaps, 70 suggest that the pur-
chasing power Of the silver dollar is
equal TO that Of the gold dollar. II.
o. u, of the United States Of Amer
lea, b." is as potent when applied to one
metal as when applied 10 tae other
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SENTENCES COMMITTED.

TrAnsvAal Reform Leaders Not to Die for
fresson-Puuiahmsnt Unannounced.
PRETORIA, April 30 The sentences
OF death imposed upon Mr.. John Hays
Hammond, the American engineer;
Colonel Francis Rhodes. a brother of
the former premier of Cape Colony;
Lionel Phillips, president Of the cham
Der OF mines of johannesburg, and
george tarrar, proprietor of Country
Llte OF johannesburg, have been COM
muted. 1t IS undecided what punish
ment will be submitted The exeeu-
tive council is now engaged in
considering the sentences OF all the
prisoners
The President, in exercising elem
ency, only followed the course which
he was expected to adopt under the
circumstances, but his decision was
dictated by his sense OF justice alone
and not by any fear OF the conse-
quenees which might have followed
the carrying ont of the full sentences.
Indeed, IL is stated upon high author
lty, that he had decided days ago upon
the step just taken, and that the frm
stand he took in his letter declining
Mr. Chamberlain's invitation 20 visit
England was assumed in order that
there might be no mistake as TO the
actual attitude of the Transvaal
towards Great Britain.
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THREATENS HIS PARTY.
Senator Teller win Bolt ~ sound Money
He IndOraed


BE Endorsed.
WASHINGTON, April 3O.-Two nota-
Bile speeches by Senator Teller and
Senator Sherman-represent op-
posing elements on the financial ques-
tion--were heard in the Senate yester-
day. Mr.. Teller addressed himself
particularly TO the Ohio Senator, con-
troverting the views held by him and
maintaining that no honest effort had
been made by the present Con-
gress TO pass tariff bill. The Senator
referred in passing to the Mckinley
candidacy, saying that the motto
OF advance agent OF prosperity" was
delusive, as no prosperity could come
until financial conditions were re-
formed. The climax of MIR. Teller's
speech was reached when he an
nounced that he would vote as he
spoke and that he would not hesitate
TO separate himself from the great
party with which he had been allied
Tor forty years IL IL pronounc ced for the
gold standard. Mr. Sherman answered
Mr.. Teller, arguing against a fifty
cent silver dollar and announcing that
the time had come for a decisive opin-
ion from the people. He appealed the
case. he said, to the tribunal of the
American people at the coming cleo
tion.
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GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.

They Have Row and split on National
Delegates TO ST. Louis.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 80. The Re-
publican State convention resulted in
split The colored delegates bolted
because they were not given sufficient
representation. The regular conven-
ton adopted platform reaffirming
the principles of the Republican par
~, the financial plank declaring
strongly for sound money, and chose
the following delegates-at-large: A.
Il. Buck, j. III. Deveaux, II. A Rucker
and II. l.. Johnson. The first three
are pledged to Mckinley. Johnson is
understood To favor Reed.
The boiling convention iudorsed
two of these delegates, Buck and
johnson, and sent r. r. Wright and
). r. Herrington as contesting dele
gates.
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GEORGE NAPIER PERKINS Of the Guide,
is one self-incubated politician who
does not know when he is dead. APP
parently George Napier's wounds have
not healed and his wind-guage has be.
come gnarled. With TransvaAl shriek
he hurls the following bon mots at his
supposed enemies:
Keep II before the people that Judge
G. N. Perkins has never drunk a drink
of whisky since James Buchanan ran
for president in 1886.
Keep IL before the people that some
dirty stinking Republicans told the
christian white ladies of this city that
G. N. Perkins was a regular drunkard
and saloon bum and he could be found
at any time in the alleys drunk.
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SENATOR SHERMAN has written a let
ter to the Brooklyn republicans as
suring them that Mckinley Is for a
gold standard He says: "There can
be no doubt as to the opinion OF Major
Mckinley on the money question. He
is committed in every form, by speech
and otherwise, to the republican policy
of maintaining the present gold coin
OF the United States as the standard
of value. lie, in common with myself
and others, believes that silver should
be employed rs money, always, how
ever, TO be maintained at par with
gold" This ought to satisfy the most
exacting goldbug. Since Mr. Sherman
is acceptable to Wall street and Lon
don, his recommendation of Mckinley
ought TO convince silver republicans
that the Ohio candidate is not a BIZ
metalist II Mckinley runs he will run
on a gold platform.