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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
DUELiNa is TO BE LIMITED.
The German Government Preparing Regu-
lations Which VIII stop flights.

The German Government Preparing Regu-
lations Which VIII Stop Nights.
BERLIN, Nov. 18.-Chancellor Prince
Hohenlohe, replying to the interpella-
ton of Herr August Munckel, Peoples
party, on the Brusewitz incident Of
Oct IS last, when lieutenant ran a
sword through a workman named
Siebemann, who had accidentally
pushed against the officers chair while
entering cafe, stated that the military
department was preparing new regula-
tions with the object of limiting duel
ing as much as possible. A commission
Of officials. he said, would meet within
few days for the purpose of consider
ing and reporting on the regulations
proposed.
Continuing, the chancellor said that
the chief change in the regulations as
proposed was that if an officer fnsulted
another the matter should be left to the
decision of court of honor, but the
Judgment of the court should never be
worded in such way as to make duel
a necessity or even to imply the recog-
milton of such means of settling q dis
pute.
The government, Prince Hohenlohe
added, was preparing an amendment to
the civil law. and in its preparation the
measure had met with considerable diff
culties But it was hoped that this
would be overcome with the help Of
those interested
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

not only amieably but justly. In
upholdiHg the Monroe doctriae and
proven ing our week neighbor from
being despoil d of her territory, Mr.
Olney has done credit to himself and
in doing so he has written the only
bright page in the history of Cleve-
lands administration.
Dispatches via. Jacksonville report
that Weyler has attacked with q
large force the fortified camp of
Maceo in the hills of Pirar del Rio,
and that the repeated assaults have
been repealed with great loss by
Meceo's veterans. Tuesdays Consti-
tntion contains the following dispatch:
New FORK, Nov. 16.-The Cubans in
this city are greatly excited over the
campaign which General Weyler is
wsging against Maceo, and all think
that crisis in the revolution has ar
rived, and that should General Wey-
Ter suffsr defeat and be compelled to
return to Havana the war would be
soon terminated. About the proba
bility of war between Spain and
the United States Senior julio de
Castro, of the Cuban revolutionary
psrty, said today: 81 believe that
Spain will attempt to precipitate a
war With this country, because her
own government at homo Is threaten.
ed. If Span loses Cuba without the
Intervention of the United States it is
certain that the Carlists in Spain will
rise, and IS they number about 2,000,.
600, the result will be the overthrow
OF the present government and the
accession to the throne of Don Car.
los, who is now in Paris, waiting for
just such a move. The spanish Off
Gals" added Senior de Castro, "real-
ize this danger, and the only way
out of the difficulty is to engage in a
var with this country, which will
give them an excuse for losing the
island, as they surely must in such 3
war"
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
W.c.T.u. ELECTS OFFICERS
Miss Francis E. willard Of Illinois Is
Again Made President

Miss Fransis Il. willard Of Hlinoia Is
Again Made President.
81. LOUIS. Nov. 1S-This. next to the
last days session Of the twenty third
annual convention Of the national w.
O. 7. o., was the most important of any
yet held. as officers for the ensuing year
were elected. The following resolution
was adopted without much debate:
Resolved, That while we recognize the
right of women to make commentaries on
t Bible. as men have done from the be-
ginning until now, we regret that the
name "W omen's Bible" has been given
to any volume and WE further deplore the
misapprehension of the press, secular and
religious. in styling this commentary on
those parts of the Bible only relating 30
lures" We further discleim any con-
nection whatever Of our society or of our
national president with this work.
A number of letters and messages Of
greeting We're read, one being from
Clara Barton OF the Red Gross society.
A delegate reported that it was an
nounced that the house in Washington
in which Abraham Lincoln died was to
be turned into saloon This caused q
hutter of excitement and protest from
many persons. AS result resolution
was adopted memorializing congress to
take the necessary action to prevent it.
The next order Of business was the
election of officers for the ensuing year,
Mrs. Stevens, vice president at large,
taking the chair. While the ballots
were being distributed and collected
Rev. Wilbur L. Crafts of Washington
male short characteristic address to
the ladies.
There being no opposition, all the off,
GERS were re- elected, with headquarters
in Chicago:
President, Francis e. Willard, Hill
nois; vice president at large, Mrs. Lii
liam NJ. Stevens. Maine; corresponding
secretary, Mrs Katherine Lente Steven
son, Massachusetts; recording secretary,
Mrs. CLARA g. Hoffman, Missouri; treas
urer, Mrs. Helen Barker, Illinois.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS,

The second Trienpial conference of
the Pan-Amerio&n Congress of Ply
sicisns eongened in the City OF Mexi.
SO on the 10th. The object of this
Congress IS the pro notion of medical
science in general way and of pub
lic health matters of international
interest.
AS the truth generally leaks out,
i, transpires that instead OF gaining a
victory over M2cso at Rnbi, Weyler,
notwithstanding his greatly superior
toroe, was soundly thrashed and
driven from the field. The great
butcher learned, to his cost, that
shooting wild rebels among the hills
of Pinar del Rio was quite different
thing from shooting captive Paoifcos
in the suburbs Of Havana.
The Spanish people have shown
great national spirit in responding to
The call Of the government for pop
alar loan of 25O,0OO,0OO Pesetas.
Double the amount called for was
promptly subscribed. Many women
sold their jewelry in order to aid the
government in It's distress.
Spanish public opinion has at last
forced General Weyler to leave his
luxurious quarters at Havana and
take the field in person against Mseeo
and Gomez. He will now have the
opportunity to vary the monotony OF
shooting helpless prisoners, by killing
a few genuine wild re5els.
Mrs. Walter Castle of San Fran
cisoo, recently convicted in London
of shoplifGing and sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment, has been par
doned on the plea of kleptomsnia
Waen the rich steal what they do
not need it is kleptomania; when the
poor steal what they do need it ia
theft.
Nj. Olney has at last brought the
British government to agree to sub
nit the disputed claims of Venezuela
and British Guiena as to tho boundary
between the two countries to srbitra-
ton. It is now beyond reasonable
doubt that the dispute will be settled
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

If ths pos.ofiee were under cor
porate control, as the railroads are,
and diseri minated against certain
places or interests in favor OF other
as the railroads do, many enterprises
which now flourish, would be crushed
If the railroads were owned by the
government, IS the postal service is,
and run in the interest of all the
people without discrimination, many
enterprises which now cannot exist,
would spring up and flourish. See?
Douglasville Tribune.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
SILVER COINED IN 1895.
Treasury Department Receives
Data of Twenty-0ne Countries.

Treasury Department Receives
Data of Twenty-One Countries.
Washington, Aug. 17.-From Of
fetal information received by the
Treasury Department from twenty
one countries, the coinsge of silver
in the calendar year 1896 amounted
In the aggregate to $113, 672,200
OF this sum, $l3 603,200 was recon
age; deducting this sum frsm the
total Coinage, gives the coinage OF
silver from new bullion in 1895 a.
$10o,069,OoO.
The country coming the largest
amount of silver in 1895 was Mexlcr'
with a coinage of $24,832,S5o; fol-
lowed closely by Japan, with coin
age of S23,S83,500; next comes
China, with Sc ,253.340; Spain, 81,
$50 500; Great Britain, $5,821,151'
United States, s5,69S,oOo; Austria
Hungary, 1920 900; Peru, $4.o73,-
600; Russia, s3,554,oOo; Ecuador,
$2,5oo,OOO; Germany, $1,82e,ooO.
The silver coinage executed by
Great Britain for her colonies was:
For Canada, $1,158,63O; for Heng
Kong, $2,20O,000; for Straits settle
ments, $450,5Oo; total Of $685.
1870. France coined for Indo. China
$6,092 600 in silver, and for Moroo
co s354,6O0.
The United States recoined the
largest amount of silver, viz; 81,
$4,000. From January l to Angus.
l, 1896, the coinage of silver dollars
by the mints of the United States
was $8,562,412, while the coinage OF
SILVER dollars from 1872 to 1873 ag-
gregated $6,031,23S only.
The worlds product of silver in
the calendar year 1895 is estimated
to have been $4,000. The amount
of new bullion used in the coinage,
so far as known, was $1CO 069,000
and from reports received from
twelve countries the amount used ii
the industrial arts was $42,000,OOO,
while the exports to the East amount
cd to $37,500,oOO, making the tota
disposition of the world silver pro
du 1t for 1895, SO far as known,
$179,569,000, which would leave
$46,430,O0o for coinage and use in
the arts by the countries from which
no reports have been received.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
Gold In British Columbia.

Toronto, Aug. 17.-Offioial re.
turns from British Columbia to the
Dominion Government show that III
1894 the aggregate value of preeiou,
metals mined in the province wa
S1,000,000; last year the value was
$5,038.375, aud this year the outpu
will be greater, Judging from til
three months ended on July IS
when Koctenay alone produced Sc,
90 tons, and exported 1877. TIL,
estimated value of gold smslted and
shipped to July Is, is s1,75O,0o0.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
Chicago and Northern paoifo Sold.

CHICAGO, Nov 18.-All the franchises
and real and personal property of the
Chicago and Northern Pacific railroad
was sold at auction here for So, 900, 900.
The sale was conducted by Henry
Bishop, master in chancery and was I'M
der the judgment issued by the United
States circuit court, June 30, 1895, The
sale was made to William Allen Butler
on behalf OF tho bondholders' commit
tee, ]. Edward Simmons, Henry Judge,
Robert Martin, Simon Sterne, William
Mertens, A. s. Heidelbach. and himself
Mr.. Butler was the only bidder The
bondholders have not declared their
plans of organization.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
Notice.

There will be a meeting of the
State Executive Committee, nomi-
nees for State House offices, Con.
gressmen and members of the Legis.
lature, at Hotel Jackson, Atlanta,
Tuesday, Nov. "a, to consider the
matter of Supreme Court judges I'D
other matters Of interest to the party
JOHN D. CUNNINGHAM, Chm.
J. L. SHELLEY, Sec'y.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

ing Metzner, the proprietor. As the
sheriff, supported by srong escort,
was taking the prisoners from the
jail to the railroad station for the
purpose Of conveying them to safer
pi ison, mob charged upon the
posse. A well directed blow Of rifle
in the hands of the jsilsr knocked
out the leader Of che mob, and before
it could rally und'r new leader, the
prisoners were hustled on board the
train.
G neral Miles, in his next report
Siil cal for an increase in the army.
He proposes that the minimum
strength Of the army shall be one
enlisted man to two thousand of pop
ulation and the maximum of one to
one Thousand OF population. This
would give 8 maximum of over
sevtnty thousand, nearly three times
the present strength oft he army.
We no longer need soldiers to
fight the Indians, bat it may need
iully seventy thousand men TO adjust
the masses to the gold standard
wag just ahead of us.
The great battle ship Iowa made
1877 knots an hour On the trip last
Friday to try her boilers. Her guar
anteed speed is 16 knots and her
builders are to receive a bonus of
$4,000 for each quarter knot in ex.
cess OF 16. If she maintains or ex-
ceedS this speed on her official trial
trip the bonus will amount to o large
fortune. In the meantime the great
battle ship Texas has gone to the
bottom because of inherens defects in
her construction, but it is not likely
that Uncle Sam will ever be REIN
bursed single cent of the millions
expended for this worthless hulk.
The country is to be congratulated
that she went down in the harbor in
time Of peace rather than in war, in
which event she might have carried
several hundred gallant tsrs to the
bottom with her.
In the recent Reese-Luokie-A nder-
son murder trial at York vile, S. c.,
Mrs. Anderson was acquitted and
Reese and Luckie were found guilty
9th a recommendation to mercy
which saves their necks. 1t was III
evidence that Williams, the murdered
nan, and Reese we're both paramours
Of Mrs. Anderson. During the pro-
gress of the trial Mrs. Anderson tes-
titled that she, herself shot Williams,
cut from the verdict rendered it is
evident that the jary believed Mrs
Anderson's confession was put-up
story concocted to save the necks of
Reese, her paramour and Luokic, her
brother. Reese made break for
liberty as he was beipg carried from
the court house to the jan and was
severely wounded by bullet from
tho ooDstable's pistol. Tha history
Of this murder and the subgc quent
trial and convictions is a strong repe-
tition Of the old, oldlesson, that ''tho
way OF the transgresaor is hard"
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
A GUAR ANTEE e.
That Means Somethi G Piles
Absolutely Cured.

That Means Sometht G Piles
Absolutely Cured.
Any kind or degree, External, IN
ternal, Blind or Bleeding, Recent or
Chronic.
To those who are afflicted we will
say shat your business need not be
interrupted during treatment, and
re will give you written GAuR-
ANTEE to cure you or charge nothing
TOR the treatment.
To convince you Of the unboanded
confidence we have il our treatment,
and as an assurance that you take no
chances, we have made ar arrange
ment with the publisher of the PEo-
Plies PARTY PAPER Tor you to de-
post $40 90 with them, with the nm
derstonding that 1t is to be forwarded
to US when you notify him that a
cure has been effected; otherwise
the money will be returned to you.
This offer is open but for q limited
time, it is made in perfect good faith,
and we want to say earnestly to
those who have spent much money
and have become hopeless and de-
spairing of ever being cured that
they now have, an opportunity to test
the merits of q treatment that has
never failed to cure when applied
according to Instructions; as we as
sumo all responsibility in the matter
you must certainly be impressed by
our confidence and belief in our rem
edies, for contrary to the usual mode
Of doing business we put ourselves
entirely in your hands, and our only
reliance is that when cured you will
aot honorably by us and instruct the
publisher of this paper to forward
us the amount deposited.
On being notified that you have
deposited $1,000 with the PEopEn's
PARTY PAPER we will prepay all
charges and send you the treatment.
Write us the fullest particulars Of
your case, what kind or degree OF
piles you have, what you have tried
as cure and how long you have
been troubled, and further and mOst
important we must be assured that
you will follow strictly our instruc-
lions in the treatment for we take
all the risk in sending you our ex-
pensive preparations which we do
not desire to have wasted through
neglect, we put our faith in you to
do your part intslligently having no
fear of the results if you co. operate
with us according to directions,
Please bear in mind that this Of.
fer will last but short time, and
there is not nor will DO any other Gen.
dition connected with ii than that
stated, it is simply a gtraightout
honest proposition that means OF
actly what we have said, no moro.
no less, and the proposition is made
With the endorsement Of the Pee
Plies PARTY PAPER. Address,
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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
To Introduce Our Stock,

The best varieties of apple trees
and grape vines sold at panic prices
for sixty days only, all stand ard vari-
ties such as BIN Davis, Shookley,
Yates, Early Harvest, Red Astra-
chan, Terrys Winter, Horse, Wine
Sap, Limbertwig, Ark BlaGk, Howard
and twenty other kinds, S1.00 per
dozen, 5000 per 100, delivered f.
o B. Niagara, Norfolk, Concord
and Ives Grape vines, 75cts per doz
$500 per 100. Special prices on
larger quantities Of above stock.
All 2 years old. Guaranteed trae to
name and strictly frst-class in every
respect Terms, cash with orders.
No order tillsd for less than $1.00.
Order at once.
SUAnIERoUR NURSERY Co.
Dalton, Ga.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
Electr0pOise.

We have one or two Electropoise
we will sell to our subscribers for
$40. And to any one sending us
twenty subscribers at 81 each, we
will send one EIeotropoise, free, post
paid. Address,
PEOPLES PARTY PAPER,
843 S. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

If you want to know where Tom
Watson is cat" read "ths letter that
never came" Then tell us where
Sewall is at, where the Democratic
party is at, and where you are at.
You are at the bottom of mud creek.
The Demool ATTIC party has made its
last fight for free silver, and already
you can hear the small politician dc.
olari g he never did believe in the
Chicago platform anyhow. OF
course you didn't. The Pops have
known for years that it is the party
and not the platform you believe in.
Platforms are to get office with. Still
You thought we'd vote for a set of
political traitors, because they then
claimed to believe what we had
taught them? Nay, nay, jedge; tar
babies can only catch feathers
Clarion.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
WANT COLUMN,

Rates, 10 cents per line; six inser-
tions for so cents; eight words and
your name and address for 10 cents
payable in ADVANCING credit to anv.
one; rs cents will furnish stamp for
letter, 8 cents postal note, 90 cents to
put ad in twice; So cents paws ali ex.
penses and puts ad in six times. Direct
letters to ]. L. Sibley, Peoples Party
Paper. Atlanta, Ga.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
DAILY MARKET REPORTS
Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH, Nov. n.-Turpentine Arm at
251ac for req ulars sales 5o5 casks; reoeip is
bbls; re sipts--; A, B, 2, D. E 81 so; r Sl.eO 1;
G sl.a5; II, $l.70; NJ $l.sU; N So. 10; win
dow glass s2.39: waterwhte S: so.
WHMINGroN. Nov 10. Rosin Arm; strain.
ed 81 50; good strained, sl.b5; spirits turp en-.
tine dull machine -; trreg Iars -; tar firm
at 5 o5; crude turpentlne firm; hard Sl.60;
soft $500: virgin, 81 IS.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
WOODEN Mills Resume Operations.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. l8.-The Buell.
wooden mills have resumed operations
on full time. This is one of the largest
wooden mills in the west. About two
weeks ago it closed down owing. the
owner said, to the uncertainty Of the
money question.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

KANSAS CfTY, Nov. 1s.-Hon. Viii.
liam ]. Bryan, in statement printed
in The Times, urges the formation Of
clubs to conti"r 90 fight for free sill
yer during It four years. To
avoid jealousie might arise he sug-
gests that such o4uos refrain from nam
ing themselves for him. merely calling
themselves silver or bimetallic club.
"The cause" he adds, sis greater than
any man and will travel on its own mer-
its"
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
The Great Eastern Shoe Co.

You notice the change in the ad.
vertisement of The Great Eastern
Shoe Co. That is simply done to
catch your eye, and demonstrate that
they are keeping up with the process
sion. Il does not mean that they
have changed their stand, or business
or that genial, clever Mr. Tsrver is
not there to give you hearty hand
shake whether you buy or not. Oh
course you will buy, for every one
does, where goods ara the best and
prices the cheapest. Christmas is
coming and winter is bound to come
after awhile. Those old shoes will
not last much longer. You must
have a new pair. Don't wait until
your foot is cold and wet or you go
TO Augusta, just drop them a line
for price,, they will ssnd you what
you want, and the prices just as
good as if You spent half the cost
of pair OF shoes TO go to Augusta
and return, you will save that much.
Try them. J. L. S.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20
New York Cotton Futures.
Farmers ara inst

beginning to appreciate the value of
Wire Fencing. We manufacture
several designs especially adapted for
various purposes, Farm, Lawn, Gem
etery and Grave lot fencing. Get
our prices. Mention this paper.
GATE CITY FENCE WoRKs,
"a Edgewood Ave. Atlanta, Ga
The Story of France and the Peo-
pies Harty Paper l year, 1925.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

Subscribe for TUE PEoPLE's PARTY
PAPER.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

opium and Morphine habits cured.
VI $1,000. Book free.
Il. G. T1LDEN, Atlanta, Ga.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

QCHoOL WANTED-Bv a comnAtsn4
y male teacher. BOX so, Fort VAL
~ ley, Ga.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-11-20

BOOKS AT ONE HALF PRIcE-Coin's
ID Financial School, CONS School Up
to Date, Coins Tale of Two Nations
Coins Hand Book, so cents postpaid.
Us cent series) single copy is cents.
Address, T. II. PETERSON. Lisbon, La.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-23

Where was Renville when the proud
administrators of the estate of the
late Olivia, Bird Island, Hector, Fair
fax, Morton, and the other Renville
towns, when the hotel and cigar store
boomers of Beaver Falls conceived the
idea of tramp convention? Why
did the boomers of those towns allow
Beaver to make way with the conven-
ton that is to solve the gigantic prob
lem of retiring the wandering Willies
and thus gain new fame to the already
brilliant rays of early Renville county
days? We have no doubt but that
Mother Beaver will have her "brew.
cries, her Touring mills, her othel
manufacturing enterprises, etc." sc
neatly touched up by His Whiskert
Kelsey in Jobnson's Encyclopedias
all moving again. It solves the tramp
problem.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-07-23
worth from SO to So cents. An honest
debt will be paid one hundred cents
on the dollar if the debtor is an hon.
est man.

It must be amusing for our Demo-
critic brethren to read the extract of
William Jennings Bryan's speech
made week or two before the Ma
tional Democratic convention, where
in that gentleman is quoted as saying
Nothing in the heaven above, or in the
earth below, or in hell beneath could make
me support gold standard candidate on a
gold standard platform"
And then again when asked if he
would support Democratic ticket on
gold platform:
$50 help me God, will die in my tracks
before will support it."
Why shouldn't honest Democrats
repudiate Bryan and his dishonest
platform.