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The morning times., 1896-05-13

Lewis S. Kann gives you
a chance to buy a watch or
clcck-a ring = silverware
or other jewelry, at 20 per
cent discount during side
walk repairs.
4S4 just J51sshei; below E.
The morning times., 1896-05-13

Tremendous summer suit sale at the BON
karche today.
The morning times., 1896-05-13
SOUTHERN LEAGUE GAMES.

AT New Orleans
New Orleans I02l1 540-16
Columbus . .0o20 0I000- 3
At Mobile
Mobile e. -. OOlO1OO OOOoOO-2
Montgomery 100000 OIO0OO-2
At Atlanta
Atlanta =. e.. :. 800 2oOOOO-5
Birmingham mIOO 2OOOOO-3
The morning times., 1896-05-13
Games Today.
Especial to The Times.)

Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
The morning times., 1896-05-13

Tremendous summer suit sale at the Bon
MarChe, today.
The morning times., 1896-05-13
At Lynchburg-

Hits-Lynchburg. s: NorfOl
LycnhbuIg, 2; Norfolk, 4
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of s ,ui. suI uJsIuI ugnt- ip :N"
ihryuE AMI ur0spetUus town OF
Mofuur
twenty-five thousand dollars wat TO-
DAY distributed among the etuckhDldefs
Of the Nercur Mining company, swell
iur 'n aegtbgatc OF paid.up dividends
to 8i.1.uDl.
Col NIck Ttewoek and Mr. A.
Hnuauur, after NEGOTIATIONS lasting Tor
s1uu time, have suHCuuHUi iu paving
Tue w.N iHr an option coo the cannon
af.up Of miuos ln NCrub the hul
ptym ut 10 be made in u few uayr.
Zoe exact consideration b. not know %
Nut 10 Involves several hundred thou.
.sul Iu.lafs,
some members ~ The Mining TX.
change seem 90 be- oppose t0 allowing
another members partner 20 take hs
place Iu the pc In his hbsercr. The
Hy-iawa 70 tHC UrFau.zhiiDu rrnvi1U
'ur turp moIo or procedure auu
tuufo'urr the members have No room
Hr oven ught 60 enter any "Eigss.'
The NEwsis in receipt Of a cHpy of
lnuiuitid humber Of the Idaho Mining
NuWs, twenty psKr lDufuu which
viii hereafter be- published monthly ai
Is isc Cay by tuv lIahO Mining EN'
change. lie aim Is 20 "assist iu tue DE.
y0lIIme of the mining resource of
lIauU aud - presenting 50 tue miuint
WUflI the vast wealth that lies iutls1
BOO our mountain raugts aud which
.uly needs thU Intelligent Application
1f bIaiur, labor anu capital o. give
| profitable employ myut 10 thUpsnndt
anu % generous Return 90 the money
luvts cd" Ibc hunter 90 hand g n
taIus com teuvuslvu wutr'uU ui tue
| Bose GIl4 Belle by James Gum. Mhl
% i've boy james IIuu. May 10 1--we
I long Co.. - uI TUaIzttiJu ui the ain
ANA ui.Uts which prompted IL publ
Gallon.
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Now mInIns cempsnIc.

The Ven,zuola Gold Mining com.
pany has launched iUriu with a capital
capital stock VI 100000, divided into
$4,000 share, Tue lucyfpOfators afr
T.. W. Tall0ck, a. 4. Chapman, l.. a.
ID Jaur, G.. +. DOwuoy II. &. Snyder
aud w. n. Chapman. Ollrufs, T.. W.
rhtluck, presidoni; l.. a. Dlanr vice.
PRESIDENT; A. q, Chapman, treasurer
q, r. DowurY, srcfetatyi W, h.
Chapman, manager fhr c0muany
will operate the Salt Like View No. .,
10 10 porIst0ue district, aud all tuch
gold mining properties NJ may be- nc.
uuircd by II In the Republic Of Nuur-
Euela aud British Gumuh.
spring Gulch Cola MIniug company,
mas a csplial stock Of 100000, divided
into 400 900 shares. Tue Iur operators
are W. Is. A.utews, J.. A. Pollock.
GIN 3. peyiOu, !. a, Brent, "a, w.
Brown. Once's, dlll Is, Pcytun, pee
uuut; ]. a. Pollock, virr-pteziIeui;
A., W. Brown, treasurer W, X, An.
ltrWs, secretary. Ibc company owns
the Sphug Gulch mite nud millsitr,
lnd tue Canyon quartz minlug calm,
In Tuolumue county, Cal
Tue Utah aud Ney York Gold Mines
Syndicate hhs a CapiIai STOCK ~ Co.,
100000 divided into 6,UUD.Onu shaT, b.
rhe iucOTp 1ralots are New llrR syn.
dictate, Is. W. ID Iggs, j, Is. Nation,
A. Johnson, l.. Dahlquist, "A, J, pHhl'
uuist, J. NJ. Howell, Mes Cuuslcu'
sru, n, Hylanuer, T.. A. Anderson
and n. ChfsIeuseu, Oricers, j. A.
howru, president; l.. DauIquiri, vice,
president; b. w. Dnsgs, secretary ,aud
J. u. MatuUu, lrtbtutrr. Ihs csm'
unny's properties are thr DuiggH anu
briggs y b. /, . anu g, Jennie Angu'
Noe. l., . anu 9, Ia the Peer stone min
ug district anu the Iub ~, Surptlr,
anu lion Gate IN tue hot spuugi
mining district
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come OF the option, but the pDI,T..c4
nro IN magnificent shape. DAT NJ
stockholders have nearly all UuiI tho
rtsessment VI one cent yer share ani
the rock made healthy ndvauC.
during the week Dily had iuutea-ei
uquty ON the strength Ut1ivideud tA.
ptuniiIus. Day West was held 800
strong hHt d., vita bitdu Hrlrilri aui
above tue ptevi1us week. figures.
GpystT did considerable blune...
Wen posted stockholders anticipate 70
dividend by May. Dalton uuu itk
fold ut tblut tho previous wUga's
figures.
a ru Silver will pass iis quarterly
dividend " iuh shouiI h We been psii
on the lnst uuy OF his uuutu. Mine
Improvements will require all the
tafuIugs which have iol gone iui1 the
sufplus Iuud, when I-tr "a u1Uluivu
condition. Little ritt burg vac slIghl-
ly weaker, due 60 the near ul pfDavh o
tho assessment uoliuuuHut uate.
MHmm tn VIA ClIs iUrtbly stronger
be- tue UiJuiug an held nt about the
previous wspB's figures. Since tut
company paid the iast 90 iIF Htbls 10
hos been adding guDu pfulus 90 Sc Hufs
INNH NNA ~ - NAAA AANNNNAH N.'a %
deud within the next twB mJuthH.
Morgan Muruf-l Giu lsturi but maIh-
IHiucI IT. usual strength. Msrcut
cuJUI the week with good display 90
strength, cJusiIofing tue Iassasu ui
tue ieuUd when tue stock sDli viii
receive the divide d cYmiug tUlny.
uuWidB orders UI g.OI IrupIfI1us iuJh
up COus.d fah q 1l tue Il HntuE stUCE.
Nothing buI CungtaluiauUus have
byuu 3, UriyUu BY tue management GOA
I Tue ltelilrmvut ~ tue ryauilu sui,
. wh.s uauJu'tm ut ID not C.s, .hv com,
I Usuy A. nluCl De iaNyUrs i,us 100 tue
UrJitary cUuIbr Ui,y.If-.
TIE tt.ck u the Overland Gold
Miuiug company win ss pfuIut.ius A.,
I UCatrI directly lotth of ana alI.iuiul
] Tue sunshine, WIS tut on toe marie
/ uday al 90 Cruts u,f SHIRE, uu.y O.
| limited nm uut OF tue 5IUIIsbptfa U
[ tue tteurufy stJuk bUiug Iur sale. lu
uuify hua slsttaI pItruuy. OutnuJ wal
/ s,fUug ABOVE tl4.5t AuiaUtasyI boz
| guify for -llyt. kiug drmOu-tfHt.
| ,uHt little %. this EtUch tan uu Uaugu
below SO 20. Tue output 90 tur prop
| utliv4 liz mHbiug % tpI,uuIu chow
! Lack u Information from tuu -uusulul
mhuuKy mUut tOlpiud wi.hi.u uvsif,
! . a. uW ~ lur tAuy eulr.tlUufs 90 thl
,tgcA 10 uqutlu.u, prevented lHat -iurl
ffnm RlvtuC.ug o. tho u-Iu8 whlni
lt should lu 80 justice maiuuI., In
side Information IH no tue elect ths
every ,hilg .u Es violet TIE mine au
mil. SIOUX e. 400 dated was 90 d,
maud but moi vi b .l4rTsi % sufuL Ubl
NuH UIly arb Uutlgr.
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MINES AND MINING.
The Balls and Bears Pay Du' AIttl.
ton 10 The Listed SlCtk3.
FIRST SALE or SILVER KING
In the RI, Stree thu Exchange Opened
Pollock R.Vi,W-Dips
aud spurs.

Tai. was n good day with tho bulls
und uosfs and ttd..etter occasion TOT
NE hs,,d rroIe Iof. Tho unlisted
stocks whicn generally take tho loaI
ll TRANSFERS, fnll benind, the sal.B VI
,ho other class nppsfortly putting a
dampuf on them and fgsul,.ns m only
two being r,oIgnized.
The NEWS has recently, At the fo.
quest Il tue brOkefp, tetbinUd itOm
mentioning the names " those VINO
take part in the transactions on
'chaugc, but II IA centralized t0dny 10
mention the non DC pIumvs o. those
who enjoy the distinction Of bringing
about the fret contamination Of "a
sale Of Silver King stock IN the pit
since tue present. organization maic
known its existence. rnis stock has
always been the rscipion; u g,oi quo.
tatlons, but no business The uue,
however took turn today Rud Her
man Nm parted with my shares OF
the stock at SO %, wuolIry being The
buyer.
Ajax came IN fora share u the lays
business, and whuna bid Of slul "nh
made tot iiuy shares, dropped 10 iihe Hu
many uut rludrfs. II was hitrfWafl7
offered l.rtalraj$ 81 with 0D cent? td.
Centennial laurukH was uiihrUi ~ 800
t,uwuiIu o. ligs were made iOf bYHti
Tote, any Of the ttYktfH having o.
purUFH YIe on -uNTcs could have iuunu
ptHkrf atsTU. Toe call o. Dalton nu'
Lark frtuitUd 10 2DO shares Fyiug nj Oh
GEMS.
A great demand was male Tor aI'
dn,'s call uu Ea,t Golden Gate, ~ cuu.i
being netuu ~ several parties. I'm
mediate deliveries OF the stock o0ulv
nave been uai ut 90 cuut., but u wal
mot wanted that way very bai'yi nnt
ID closed with uut ono fniu, 100 sunrr'
lriupiug 6gl cents. Mammoth va
the urAt futtuuutu stock Huu $50 Fhntr
chau.,d hands At COED hgurr, To.
tair Of silver King mentioned abov'
came next "a Oticr
Tue call Of unlisted stocks was no
met with that chatHclrti-Nc vuthutiAsu
when H. generally noticeable. /
stated ut with Lawlvt anu hituf 80"
rhstrs hal been DISPOSED Of hiuN
pitshutg was taken Rnd relieved q
/ 900 shsfrs. a call " numerous Othv
pruIertirs resulted only va tie liking u
TLe closlag figures were as follows.
LISTED sTUCRA
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The Ogden Mius.uruI l. Nu.HIuH Rfy
Gus Z 3 un.fal rrHfu 1uI uU.f.E. .
diapcusiug with lhH WEARING %, .."ct
creme sH Hr emblem u. UrttHNtW.u.
Tnry rrcomm nj iuH. Goo uaIa o. H.
tIaiB a. g. ss.i'. witu.u. U.HiHs, NN|N
ni.p.ny, fupuil I1ua curIn..s ard 81.
q asive Attendance H t.u g.mUu.I +
nl.1 that the service o.. .NHfH"trl
ty simplicity and .HwrI n.H tnn '.
faF Or pus.ib'o SUNDAY funeral. De-
avoided I,g4usp |.iE IN'rf..f" WHO
tho regular services .uuID aUIsh O.
Tor the MvlrE.
HIsbop s,fsti1'd n.a o'Urula ..Hnr'
afsgl ilf the recover. F tho FHu o.
Wari sivcrtHnfsWn.'aIsufviCo WuIch
wa stolen last SUNDAY u'gNa l1rtrl
VA. rf.srufpl g. tU0 usrI uN Brother
pni risIu. ~ psuI..
The lady miuttr,s give The icr
'ofmyncr al the Grand opera house
tnis Cvrllu..
Postmaster tslbuN. wul hus lleu
sick, wut much improve yrsIr NsEs
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Notes

In speaking Of the Bonnet mllpfa ID
ticr case aud thr resolutions OF ilf
Provo ladies, rupp1uul ny lhf,c 3
sIFnrd petitions 20 the uuulul % '..
fuse DuggiuH license, tue Office =
st.tr fhstucIntributIOu by CIliEu.s O..
nay Tor some detective work would %
v,fv effective Iu iuuhaflng tho uuI
of Justice 90 this ttugu u' Toe rH.
They believe that b. oXpc.IIHg oug no
two hundtpI dIiIufs Coz HIuutUIu. Oh.
evfdpuce c,r ur s1 connect HH MOO
Iflup the crime home 90 the guilty. .r.
lies without any question, Tive NIcuu.
of cnufsr, admit that u'tSrHr ma
tay they pny taAc, rom winch lh 'ri
are nail 'lr fuffrilng out Crlm h..
they express DOUBT A. in whether SOL
Lake q unity, wucru ihH rTImr N..
ImuitleI Au1 where thls WoIE IA u.4
bo done, Will have the maitsrailcm
10 A. thoT0ughIy Bs 10 should De-. auH
arr strongly M the opinion That n.
public opinion, however wril founded,
viii not bee accepted Hr evidence D .
court u Justice, s0melhiug suuull hr
done ln order that the guilty mpy
eBcape.
The u. T.. Hnd X, a. W IupaH bod
Amer can Fork weru 90 ken IuH
Wrdurz Iay nigh. and some ru4
aiken tom ihy %, q, w. DEPOT Is l.l
of yrl bracelets N. re- nkru from iN'
q L, ufiicr. Tho 0iiicrr fuu Prove
went over yesterday TO ny & ggi U
u the thlrvcs.
Some reckless lniivldus'a tolE Ig1
& lr.'s cart ff.m iHs.aulu WriltHl 4
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""' ." -
The following bi.inc'' WIS 'rAn.A'
81 Boz thr Fuuf,h eHtfies e9llt J'rt''-
unys
ia the matter 3D.. zoe 't.A., A"'
guntiipushp OF Hugh tHlnHN'i
minor ofIet appointing A. w. '''"'
over .uhfl'hh
iu The case u james Ih.mi-ln "
Nr.bi Haus,ui demurrer oN.il".h 3
atiuudant gwen t'II N.'N avn ~ '''
woo
Victor Gold ami s'I'.' Al'A ns e.'h.
Iauy We National b'nN ~ l',il. j %
IlAlhlllt I me l'l -'i' "a ''''.
anu AFFIDAVIT on mn.i"n os re" 200.
vEtuuurd o. Ann n Do ''''.
The o. e. oi tue W. vi W. .'.'
was lf cred forwarded Go gr9'uguu s.
attorney Of Uuuu r.uHIy
La tue matter Of the ,sinle thrl. To
tYphrf Dighmnn, atcrhsr 'fitt ..'
aug aInu nli Tue li't''9 'N' VIII "
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charrch MI.h lmhLllI.msnl.

DrNvER, G. De-, Mufr. %. john &.
Rice, ~. -iHgut % iDu Blue Jay Miu'
iug cont any, uAs uAus d the Arrest Of
J uu n. Roger RHI A. W, King,
mining ufukrfa, ca thU Cn.f.v OF em'
utzEIug 5000. Iuuy uruisurI b1Lds.
II De- cuufgeI that Boyer aud King
nave failed 10 account g. tie Blue ] -
c1muany Iut tuc sale OF 100000 suafc-
vi ttra,uty stock ruifustrI % them o.
cell nj not Ices tuuu Cunis a share.
Attorneys f0r tue company have mott.
n,d the Colorado Mining Suck Ex.
change 10 deliver 10 the cumpuuy all
rue treasury stock sold Uy King "
ray there or ut tho rate OF cHuis a
SHARE. A committee ~ the miuing *
change IL making full investigation
YI the ltlus Jay deal,
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roLLorHs wErsLY RENICw.
1nc stock market ter the rnst Wool,
sem, what stow -sumr Advance
shuwu. however

1ne stock Market tor thc rnst week
som, what stow Seine Advance
shuwu, ttuWrNeT.
James A. PullgcE says ln HE weekly
mining share market letter under date
OF tsday3
Thes.orE market wau tribe slow
unItttmtl 10 br awaiting the develop
mrnt Of uutsidr buying power, yrt tie
events Of the week have not ureu eu-
tTsly uuiavOTablr lrDm an investment
lutut Of view. the market on the
whole showed some advance nud tue
decline. we're not worthy VI note
Ajax lust about held IN own, there
beipv some Considerable busl soss in the
stock at about tue pr,yllus werE''
figurps. Several mp 'thut strikes
have nspu reported rom the rroprTIle q.
Alliance nss. ssmuuts are being ptI
very heavily, although II IL the
twEnty.tTat. ArCh.r was strong " Ga
ma, ui the security Oh frol. Toe
diamond ann work continues nj the
mines anu h shuwi & up vel. Gas
did little or uOlhluE.
B.yan cOutiuuUs 90 hold up we'll.
UuIlion. Beck slowed an inCrea'e NJ
,lT,upIl. Tue dividend % 10 ruu,s pcf
share has bueu ~ .triuu Ell. Maturing
rbliyatiuns and Improvements nj the
mines were rvspOuBlu.c Tor the ahauin8
gi the pay meut Tue diamond lFlli
work II u commence NJ once, tel'
lppniaI Eureka stockholders have
,howr thuir suprema nth In The G1ard
NJ directors by uuaGimuuriy rauiyluE
Inc uutI n on tht stock Of tue company
Al 500 Der sbaTo net. This option runs
main July. The stock WIS IN g.ud 10
ntend aul again sald at $40, with very
Wllr offered VI any figure. The usual
n dtvIuond was pal on the TO-
Dre shi,mpnts have been Slightly re-
dnnnd Tor the lIesunt, pondlng lhe out
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uIF USUAL tro1tm. NJ of cgpuH 70
very ut0.iisiA '|ury, "a thuusguds can
lwtlfy. Proper local treatment 10 posi-.
.vrly necessary % success, uut many,
% noe mot of the rumrGirH iu general
usr 900 fd but temporary r,lIs. a cure
HUFIEl.ly C.uu0t De- expected from
sruNa, powder, d0urhrs an wa1Nts.
EIf's Cream Balm, which is s1 highly
mWruicN, is a RENE g. That com,
h.rr- the Inn .nftaut requisites 1l qurr
action, tu'u ilc curative p.Wuri with
rnr'rct sAiety sui p'casnglurf Go the
UrIrrt
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40 u... nwH.1Ua A s.N.u.N ...N.
B.. .uHu.I GO uIs bed " 90 iuuE i.vtr
The D. rulists OF The county will buI.
a convention iu this city uu salur.0y
tnH .H.u.
Nii.s EI.c Lloyd hns ly't fur Call.
iflNa Iosn Uugtbv visit With ifiruir
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u.m. l .s ~ rs tu tuym fulut Iuu'
hia uncle u,uI ~ hIH eide. hn nI-
reared TO have been uuni .uv,ra.
hours.
Tine deceased wac 5I years % nl.
and was the htsi frUIur At Pleasant
View. Tho iun.ral 'ofvirys Will h"
held nc the meeting blu Oa. 7 O'Clock
on sunday.
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Fly shore, u Ajax AZ 81, uj;.Ou Dali
ton AMI Lart ~ 90 reuisi 100 East Gll'
zen Gau p, ga CENTS; 100 NJ mwp'n
ntF..l6, 80 3 ~ KIrgH sl6,5li q 90.
Eagle II no cent; 1000 Lite Plti.'
rug AL .outs. Total shsTcs s1li, g..
TFD
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Felix j. htaTk, tN.watItn Of the
poui euuaTy, was unanimously rluclu4
u lutmutr " me EAcnauge iIduy.
ErCTCtfv izEruu On lake the tlacu
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John Mower died very 90 denly
yesterday. lie TcuItd o rrst at u.S
usual time the uight p,futu anu seem Fl
no be enjoying good health. III.
tephew Ezra Muwuf, who slept WIN
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
To cnrtnll prninctinn.

FALL RIVER Mass, Juno 30.-Moro
than I, 400, 600 spindles are now pledged
to be shut down for four weeks either
consecutively or alternately, during July
and August and 1t Is now considered
probable that every plain cotton goods md
print cloth factory here will enter the
agreement TO curtail production by sus-
pension OF operations There is still n
noticeable reluctance on tho part OF sofne
manufacturers TO sign tho agreement be-
fore the last OF the week. among them bo-
ing one OF the leaders here, but, as he was
one OF the first to advocate the plan OF
curtailment, it Is expected that ne will
soon place his factory upon the list OF
those to be closed.
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AulhorIty of DC IIend.

For the duo preservation of unity Of tho
faith " Is not sufficient that tho hend
should have boen charged merely with tho
Office OF superintendent or should have
been invested solely with the power Of di-
reotion, but II Is absolutely necessary that
he should have received real and sovereign
authority which tho whole community is
bound to obey.
Holy writ nttests that the keys Of the
kingdom Of heayen were given to Peter
alone, aud that the promise Of binding and
loosing was granted to the apostles ard 70
Peter, but there is nothing to show that
the apostles received supreme power with
out Peter or against Peter.
Such power they certainly did not re-
ceive from Jesus Christ. Wherefore, in
the degree Of the Vatican council rs TO the
nature and authority of the prinacy OF
the Roman pontif, no newly conceived
| opinion Is set FORTH but tbs venerable and
constant belief OF all ages.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

separate from the parent organizariun and
TO organize a new pnrty. We haye reyoln-
tionlzed the Democratic party on the
question Of the currency and are still In
tho ranks. That l consider an achieve
nlent worthy OF noto. -
Mr.. Towles thinks that when tho tost
comes the silver men will be found 60 hnse
tho necessary two-thirds to nominate a
presidential candidate. The bimetallic
oommittee has from the first studiously
eliminated the question OF candidates
frCm its confederation, but they will take
ire matter in hand later III 10 appears nee.
es7ary TO SECURE the nomination Of a tesir
aIle man.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
RollInr arlm. 70 shut nown.

YoUNssTowS, O.. Juno 10 Prepara-
tions are being made by all the rolling
mills here and throughout MaboDing val
ley 70 shut down tonight by reason Of tn,
( respiration Of the wage scalo Of the ANAL
gamated association. Both employers and
employees are hopeful that et the nd
journed meeting OF the scalo conferenc,
to be held here on July an nmicable agree
snent viii be reached Oh the wage scale.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

statesman. Mr.. Allen counts confidently
upon Mr.. Bland being tho leading candi.
date from tho opening Of tho convention.
Ho places tho strength OF his candidate on
tho lrst ballot at not fewer than 200 yotci
and says It may reach as high as 275. The
assured vote claimed at the present Is lis
votes, consisting Of "a from Missouri, 20
from New Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory, all Of which are Instructed foI
Bland, and 90 from Kansas, where 10 Of
che votes, sufficient TO control the delega.
tion under the unit rule, arc pledged tc
him, He counts also upon the votes OF
Ohio, Tennessee, Louisiana, California,
Oregon, Colorado and othor western states.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
K:ol.ed ~ a Horse.

EfAcAhA TAlfs June 30. Miss Amelia
Buckley, daughter q Mr. e. p, Buckley
ofPhiladelphia. who is visiting lrr nncle,
OK Mayor Morton NJ buckley of this town,
while out driving with her cousin was
kicked by the horse and fell, striking on
her head She was tnken TO a farmers
house in "A semiconscious and precarious
condition.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
WIN BE Hanged Next wednesday.

HARRIHBURa, June 3d. Governor Has
tings has refused to respite Crezonzo Me-
rolia who Ia to be hanged In Scranton to-
morrow The governor respited until Oct.
s, Abram /. Eckard, who was TO- have
been hanged in Wilkesbarre tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
BLAND'S BOOM is THERE
The Missouri Silver Leaders
Supporters In Chicago.
DEnooRATIo CLANS GATHERING

The white Metal Men Are First In IN,
sSeid-rhs Bimetaliic Conferences ane
It's ehject-Ex-covernor Boies' Reply {,
whitney-convention Outlook.
CHICAGO, june s0.-The Bland boom 4
the flrst OF tho personal booms to arrive
though 1t can hardly bo said to bo her,
yet. George W. Allen, secretary OF the St
Louis Bland executive committee, has ar
rived rs an advanceagent OF the boom ant
opened up what are TO BIO the Bland head
quartors at the Auditorium annex II,
says that Governor Stone and Colonel
Hickey, with other Missouri friends OF Mr
bland, will roach the city tonight, anc
that they will continue TO como until
Monday, by which time thero will DO Rh
army on hand Monday night they expect
TO have parade which win open tho eye,
of tho country to tho magnitude OF tn,
movement In tho interest OF Che Missouri
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Forost I11rc. In Newfoundland.

ST. JOINS, N. b., june 8O-The forest
fires here have ravaged Botwoodyille and
Pileysisland, destroying 20 homos at the
former place and 30 at the latter, includ-
Ing the courthouse, Methodist church and
residences and the Pyrites mine.