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New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
CAMPAIGN WORK ~ THE WEST.
ENCOURAGING REIpETs TO THE HEPuRThcA>
NATIONAL. HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO.

ENCOURAGING REPORTS TO TIE HEPuRrIcAN
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS IN CHICAGO
Chicago Sept l-Committccman Durbin received
telegram at Republican National Headquarters
Yesterday from Chairman Hanna stating that he
would he here next Saturday. Mr. Durhin returned
yesterday from his weekly visit 10 Indiana. n"
said the free-sivor movement had been successfully
arrested In Indiana by perfect organization lie
said that nine would vote for gold money in
November in that State to one for silver A sixty
day poll Of the State is now being taken. and
great help is expected from the Democrats.
Congressman McCleary. of Minnesota. whose
speeches on the tariff and money In Congress have
brought him into demand on the stump. arrived In
town yesterday and conferred at headquart'rs
lie made a carefully prepared combination spe"ch
on tn" tariff and money At Peoria ,o-day; II Is 10
the literary bureau intends to have copies Of 1t
ciIcpated brosdcssi as s camPabsn gamphIe reau
has returned from New-York
NJ a. Maycndorn of New York, who Is TO super,
intend the publication Of Polish literature. arrived
Yesterday from Detroit where he has been working
among the Poles After his literary work at head
lie and agitate among tho Poles.
Colonel Samuel tobers chairman Of the Ken,
there was a fghtng chance for the party TO win In
that State as the organization was in excellent con
When Chairman Hanna arrives at the Repuhli;
can National AS eo,c o. bs "f
the work as can be obtained Will be ready for his
in a day or two Meantime the National Head
quarters IS being flooded with requests for sound
money and tariff literature and the work OF ming
these requests and preparing editorial and other
matter for the country press keeps the large force
in the Auditorium busily engaged
There were many visitors to-day. as usual but
they were mainly men and women OF only local
plans are on foot for an excursion OF locomotive
engineers TO Canton. To-day n d"leeailoi OF n'in-
hers Of the Brother hood Of Locomotive Engineers
called at National Headquarters TO make arraie"-
ments for the contemplated excursion. MAJOR Nc
Kinlev win be comrnl nicatcd with and date ar
ranged when II will be convenient Tor MIN 10 re-
ceiyc the engineers and address them
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
FIint'S Fine Furniture.
summer Novelties must go for
almost nothing to make room for
goods.
1 SOLID SOUTH no WORE.
GOOD CHANCES THAT SEVERAL SOUTHERN
STATES WILL REPrDIATE BRYAN.

GOOD CHANCES THAT SEVERAL SOUTHERN
STATES WILL REPrDIATE BRYAN.
Washington Spet. | 'Specian.-rhe Solid South
column in the Il, ,mocratic calculation is capable OF
being broken in more than one State Beginning
with MARYLAND and extending at least as far as
Louisiana. there are several weak spots In the
column.
In Maryland a State which gave Republican
ma iority last year and which has a Republican
administration and Legislature; state which
turned down Senator German the only Democratic
leader the Democratic party is torn asunder oy
dissensions and shows sign of recovering its
solidarity. The sound-money Democrats. especially
those of the city of Baltimore. repudiate the Chi
cago ticket. OF the $50 chief officers who sustain
the organlzaton in the city. twenty absolutely re-
fuse TO have anything TO do with the Bryan move
ment. When it is considered that these are the
very pillars of a party-the workers whose loyalty
TO il is usually unquestioned whatever platform 1t
may adopt. candidates it may nominate-the
significance of the fact may be anpreciatcd.
liar state of things is found in Richmond and some
other portions; The business men are in IN revolt
merce. are favoring sound moa%y nrax s,s,s
Convento~ the rallying point OF the opposition
to free silver ,,
tons the gold-standard Democracy is less h iol,
miiabc but even there it is organizing North
delegates to indianapolis. But I'm that state II IS
believed the gold men who are In esrnest wl'i @ vUre
cord Greensboro Ciodsboro. Winston Newberne
and Wilmington there are numbers VINO VIII doupt.
less take this course. \ State which has so sound
a system OF manufactures cannot fail to see the
wisdom Of H. , . .,,,.
North Carolina. Kentucky. Florida and Louis
lana are all more or less doubtful states. flor'ds
is largely settled by Northern people many OF
whom are already Republicans. and there are
others who National matters VIII hereaItsr co.
operate with thar party Kentucky Democtat .r
said to-day he expected to 500 his State go lot NC
J<inlev hy from 5O00 to 5000 plurality. An Ala
bamian who claimed the state for Bryan py
inr~e ma iortv admitted that there were AT least
be0 gold Democrats there who would vote eitHer
Sor mo third ticket or for Mckinley and Hobart
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
"OLLIt," TEALL OUT
HE IS GOING TO coNprCT Az ENROLMENT "f
SILVER EEPURGIcANs. II HE CAN FIND
ANY IN HIS OwN OFFICE.

SILVER REP iHllf'ANS, II Hf. ~ ''.>'
ANY. IN HIS owN OFFICE
Lat. yesterday an incident occurred at the Dem
ocratlc headquarters. which foreshadowed
some time ago when Chairman Jones ana '"'
other practloal campaign managers protested
,e,tns, Mr. 81 Johns MANAGEMENT Of the local
campsirn with the aid OF so-call"d Democrats VINO
only recently avowod th"ir ardor for IRE" S'N''
These assistants took part more or less III 'h' 1T
raw - hlunders which have charact'rE'u 'n' 'o"-
duct ~ the campaign FOR Bryan In this city Ton
.n,c,ous on the list w,s q. s Tcall whose pres
.nco in tho Popocratic domain has excited Su'h
common, as was painful to Mr. -. John. me
treasurer decided thar there would have TO D."
chang. and yesterday the III" WAS cast IL ''''
ollie" T.an His s"rvi""s were no longer "dh""
and he was dropped He had entered win Il
c,,,ish and q colornd valet TO enlist the bowling
,,uttf,ndc of silver Rcnublicaus whom ne "Npec""
80 t.om into the Popo"ratic camp and howl Tor
p,v.n 40 Rcpuhlicans and no on" else seemed
60 h,,. any desire 20 get ut''r "Ollie's wing
,rd hc had to quit. Hefor" r'A,Nrg ms cNi'' ne
had his typewriter produce the following 'on''S
sion
..olly.r sumner Toan has severed his connection
with Mr. 81 Johns headquarters In the Ho''l
u,r,bolu and states as his reason that In ms
r,r,i.ui,r work among silver Republicans h" mas
had constantly contend with their unwili'neh"Ss
10 work with what a""n"d To l." only Demo
cratic organization. ~" has therefor" "'''"'" /"
conduct an enrolment or iflan an" ''N'' -
,,l,l,cans under independent auspices ana from
,,,s o,vr office In this same way. as chairman OF
tho Committee Of Enrolment Of the Ballot h'lor"l
League he got together an enrolment "i """
SIGNATURES the work being done In his downtown
Office. -.e. g.. ,ro cropce
Another and an important reason tor thr cnanp' ~
* ,ha, since Mr. Tcalrs return IRON, ms N.Y.
H., ha hns hcen Obliged to i'm his office. at no
4. nroadvay nearly every day during business
hours and he found that he would nave 10 CIV ~ wy
his business or his politics II they had to ne CON
i'm
"olio" could not from Wnat quarters
IL, hnned 10 obtain an enrolment for ire" SILVER.
and Judging from the failure which ne mace az
,he Ra holdi enlist any support Tor iryan' hI
cfforts i'm tho future ar" regarded hy mos al
headquarters as not likely to he gH'''r'"S SUI
,.o. c,,c 10
Tho banner which some tim" ago was nunk ~ ~
,hc hreoze across Broadway and subsequently t'i,
into m. gutter the portraits of Bryan ana Sr"aI'
,raiIing I'm the dust has not been unfurlc1 slh'".
This Vas tho only display OF Bryan banner IN -
nrominoni place I'm the city. and. win us noWili,,
no Rrvan banner Is visible in Nc" ork Whii' na ,
,h,rs,nds I'm broadway passing dailS hnder
NcIiinlev and Hobart banners
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
THE LIST or NOMINEE
APPENDED is lirt Of ihc NOMINATIONS made J"


'R'npnfHiT1
Arthur Pezold is twen'y-seven years Old. and Il
= wholesale bottle dealer a. No. li2 Frankln-si''
wher. he also lives. .,
William Kllhoy Two years ago was ne k'i
,,,hilc,n candidate for Alderman, and n" declared
he vas elscieI but WAS counted ou' by fw'niy-siA
votes.
Rudolph Mas is baker Of No. i'' hroom'-''''
u Frank LLOYD l. lawyer ihriy-"lgh, N'hrs
Cd living A, 40 30 West Fif'y-eighih-si iic j.
,nembcr nf Tho ~ firm of Ingersoll carry nIoNd'
ai 10 10 Broadway. He never held public onir,
RIcbard \ Van COii is a son Of Cornelius van
Cot lie was nominated on the motion 81 ,IrotEc
+, Gregory the present ASsemhNfndh from, in'
dis,rict An attempt WAS made to giye Mr ,!"e
n,y q denomination but after he hhd declared 'h''
he would not run II nominated and would NOT s'N'
~ elected the secretary Of tn" convention ""r m
.,ruc,,d 10 east one ballot for young Mt van OF
Robert Mazctt H. lawyer with an oflc' y, 80
o,1 Vroadway. He lives in West Eighiy-four'h :.
and is a member OF the Quigs and West Slar re ne
utlhlican clubs He has always b''i h"P"pn'fh'
hut never has held public Once. , -, =.
,.hnrIes II Edlich Is I'm the hotel business NJ 30
,,- L,.e 'rw.ntv- -seVcnth-st. II" lives ~ inc t""i
"-I,rnee vith his wife and thr"" childr'Ii IL y
,,nn, seven wears old. and has been I'm p"Itis 'o'
civ vc.rs ALWAYS voting the RcIubncah t'h''
Il awrrnce f. Brown Is lawyer. ana ma. az "i'l''
.t No IS Wall-st. lie Is a gradual" OF az. ~"
nos hccn ,cfivc I'm politics in the district l"r he
iast nve wears He never held public once.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
ILLINOIS REP BLICAN LE1GtE HEEIS.
A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC CONVENTION HELD
IL PEORIA

A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC cONvENTroN HELD
IL PEORIA.
Peoria H. Sept. (SpecaD.-The old-timc po-
Htcal enthusiasm was manifested to-day AZ IN"
convention here OF the Illinois League Of Repubii-
a,s ,.,ube The attendance was estimated a. 5000
delegates and many visitors "cr" present
The decorations Of the city were profuse while me
large Tabcrnacle where the convention WAS held
nrescnted beautiful gala appearance; Inc con,
10 n m Speeches were made by President Ray
rrond Judge Yates. son OF the latc ni,.n o,a'cS
Gon,tor Richard Yates: Congressman Mc'hry, Di
Minnesota: Congressman George W fr'hce' o' !"
;.nis, Cnngressman Graft and others.
,rho narade tonight which was brilliant ana I'M
,osino escorted Governor Hastings TO the Iabcrnh
hore ne delivered the principal address OF tne
nn,v"ntion Great dsa ppointment was f"I' az tne
somcn Of John r. Tanner. Republican candGate G io'
S.iou S,rOar Who Is still ~ at West Baden springs
1nH telegram Of congrat ulation was sent ' 10
Ma or Mckinley. containing me nrt~ for him
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
UP SCHTPU4N TO TAKE THE STUNT.

1,,aca n Y. Sept. l.-Presdent Schuimah OF
cornell University. having been invited ny ,hc
ponuhIican National Committee to make speec"es
tn the present campaign says In his ie''er o' re,
nlv: "The issues Of this contest are 80 s'a .,
ply -. so ,nseparably bound up with the
n.y., character the political security and the ma
iepa prosperity Of hc HatiSn a 'hd dos o"F nEe na @
persohai nor7d not say nay to an INVITATION 10
nier1"ss, sr the election of Mckinley without noii,S
vioence to all my sentiments o' p'"'''''"' anu
Atty
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
vo JTSJON N VIEW II NPSH|RE.

Concord y H.. Sept. l-Chairman Amey. ot tne
Democratic state Committee received comm""-
cation to-day from chairman 'urrier. OF tho f"P"-
liz, STATE Committee. offering IN" vote OF th'
Populists for on" place on IN" l'''ho''''
r,,,,.,,tlc state Convention tor morrow. II VIII
,nt n. orccptcd bccaus" the Populiss VIII cast no
more than 20 In tn" to'aI oil ''''" No''' ~ wv
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
r,sru\ VOT N SIGHT ~ IDAHO.

po.,,cl.o Idaho Sept. 1.-The political SITUATION -
In an extremely complicated condition senator ,'u-
,, corgres.ran Wilson and the Democratic Ma
', committeeman Mr. Johnson. Of Washington,
n :, ,oysthcr with the Advisory Board OF the Demo-
.r,,,, National Committee Of Idaho met last mgh
En,hinr was accomplished. and the meeting was ad-
;>o..5 ~ oyai, advice from National HeadquarterS
~ a. understood that they will confer win the fopu
IT, There t. no immediate prospect ot satlSiac-
49,. fusion OF the silver supporters
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
"prGrLiRS' TNDORSING BRYAN.

Owero y v Sept. The Democratic 'onven-
,ion Of Tioga County was held this afternoon anu
by a close vote a resolution was declared a"oP""
,rdorsirp the Chicago nominees ana PLATFORM
r,t..,,os IN IN. State Convention are T.. :. Will
i,ms Rritton Dunphy and l.. W. kingmah'
Oswcso. y Y. Sept. 10th Assembly districts
-, oswcgo County send delegations to the Demo
Cratic State convention under ironcian l
,r ,ho chicago platform and nominees inc dele
aot Isl Distric-C y. RulGer Walter Brad
gd'h gd''s ~ IT,, Retis Id District-J. II. ogcrman.
H. Smell and +. W. Dowdle
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
nJrryS COUNTY REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

Tho next meeting OF the Queens county fepnp-
,,ar Committee will be held nj the Town nan III
Jamaica tomorrow afternoon at o'clock inc
,.tr,n,p Of the committee. william j. NonnSS'
, conf letters 10 the leading Republicans OF IN"
A.. tho earnest workers Of the party. asking
,h.r, IN he on hand at tho meeting. 10 CIV" tne
cmmn,Ittec the benefit of their r"nns"l ana hhNior
..hn nronaration for "aegr"ssiv" campaign
~ ~ W., ,'r,o,fnc,iou prosperity and sound money.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
VOTES or THE CANVASS.

-, tho drug and kindred trades VIII
A hnee' ,bs office OF G. j. Seabury, NO %
take p"I ,sne tomorrow at 2:So p m for 'he pu,-
Maiden i."'e' , Mckinley and Hobart Souhd-
Money Club and Hobart Wheelmens l.easuue
The Mckinney ,n a al No 10 West Twenty, y,iourthn ~
v, WIN nn ~" Friday evening at Lac ,iS -
SLING 81. V a parade Will take p'"
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
cocKRAN TO SPEAK " BALTIMORE.

,,,,ore sont l-Prcsideni Parr Of tho Honest
,,o,. democratic League has received telegram
,,,, " Rourkc Cochran accepting an invitation 10
address a mass meeting here on October !" Mr.
,,octran will be surrounded by galaxy OF o'her
hr;lIiont speakers yet to he naH'h
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
,,, ,DroU4U UERIC4N REPUBLICAN, CLOB.

meeting Of the lrish-Americ"n fep"Dnca" 'na
~ ...as held last night at the Hartford House
N,a' No aos PearI-st Several new members Were aa.
s,,,ad W. 70 the club and a rousins meeting wa
,n,d Addresses were made by the secrs.mS an,
he'" n.or,ep and Mr. Smyih the latter prom
James j. ~ =, 'naak on tLe political situation IRON
Using also ,,on3noint =, at the next meeting OF '"e
a. I'm on Tuesday evening
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
r. D porSS FOR A SOUND MONEY NAV.

Uagerstown. Md. Sept I-,ha'es i'o"u""s
' ,,arcbant of New-York. In letter under
-, ,uyus, % to Leslie &. Beard OF TINS clty'
says: , ,o,. mar, IN Pom
~ cd coui uo,,ld therefore vote for Mckinney III
ulst. anu ", Urvon but | will vote for the nominee
ptt ,bs sound-moncy Democracy "hom We II" VIII
week.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-02
EX-SENATOR BRUCE A CALLER.

Ex-senator Blanche X. Bruce OF Washington
D. c. and formerly Of Mississippi, called al head-
quarters. He will soon make speaking tour III
the Atlantic States and then In the Middle west
y do not discover a discouraging feature any
vh.x. +. Ia 81. nv Senator 81 have been travel
ling great deal recently and have taken pains 10
ascertain the feeling In different parts OF 'hr
country and among all classes OF our citizens.
have found little detection from the ranks ana
what there Is is made up TO us ten times over oy
the accession of sound money Democrats The col
0red people have no for the silver theorists
They are strongly in favor Of protection ana equal
10 find a colored silverlte Bryan Is surely losing
ground. When you take out the impression ne ne
brass band element also. there is nothing left or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-25

They Meet Next Year at Charlottesville.
The Officers.

HAMPTON. VA. July 2A-Special.-
Mr.. George r. Barksdale. Of Richmond
chairman OF the Committee on Adultera-
tion. read an able report before the Phar-
maceutical Association yesterday showing
that during the year samples Of $50 medi-
cinal drugs had been tested, and large
majority showed adulteration in some
form. The report showed good ana
careful work on the part OF the eonn-
mittee.
The Committee on Exhibits reported
that not enough pharmacists entered ,he
contest 10 comply with the rules OF the
connection. The exhibits OF Robert W.
Booker. Of Lynchburg. and Edward
Holmes and Robert Brydon, of DanVille'
were especially commended by the com
rnittec. and on motion the association
appropriated SO TO be given 10 those
gentlemen as special prizes.
Jefferson Park Hotel. near Charlottes-
Vile. was selected as the next place
of meeting. and the third Tuesday In July
was the time appointed.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President James L. Avis, Harrison
burg: First Vice-President. T. II. Ingram,
Norfolk. Second Nice-PresidentEd. hosth-
lin. Lynchburg; Third Vice-President'
George T. Barksdale, Richmond Fourth
Nlce-President, y. c. Barnes. RoanoAe'
Corresponding Secretary. Robert Brydon'
Ianyille: Recording Secretary. {. Is. Fleet
Lynchburg: Treasurer. Charles II. Lums-
den. Lynchburg: Executive Committee
ID. w Malone Hampton w. q. burgess,
Newport News; c. =. Kearfoot, Martins
Vile, Local Secretary, Charles q. Map
his. Charlottesville.
The following delegates were then
| elected:
TO the American Pharmaceutical As
sociatlon-T Roberts Baker James l..
Avis, NJ. Z. Church. DR.. III. w. Cole, Polk
| Miller.
To the North Carolina Association-J.
V. McIntosh c. Il. Kearfott. Fred. Clark.
To the Maryland Association-M. f..
| Church. w q. Burgess. J. l.. Avis. Mrs.
| II. NJ. Sterling.
| TO the National Wholesale Druggists
| AssOciatlon-G. A.. w. Payne. q. o.
Minor. j. h. Purcell.
! To the Virginia Medical Society-Hugh
| Blair. DR.. Il. A. Craigbill. c. B.'Fleet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-25

She VIII Again be on the Route Between
Here and Baltimore in "A Few Days.


BALTIMORE, MD. July N.-Spechi.-
The accident to the steamer Virginia
demonstrates the pluck and determination
OF the Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
and the thoroughness and strength with
which its vessels are constructed. The
boat went aground in the James river
about $50 o'clock Saturday evening; three
hours later telegram was sent Gen
eral Manager Sherwood. Ia Baltimore. ana
at o'clock Sunday morning he was III
Richmond, arranging TO have the Vessei
taken from the rock. AT O'Clock sun
day evening the Merritt Wrecking Com
pany. OF Norfolk. had its entire outnt
alongside OF the Virginia, having come
one hundred and thirty-five miles since
morning. rehdy for business. by
o'clock Sunday afternoon the Baltimore
steam Packet Company had another
vessel engaged, ready for the Baltimore
and Richmond service.
Had tho vessels bottom been
pierced by the rock In the mid
die OF the Chesapeake Bay she
would not have sunk, for the reason
like all steamers of tho Old Bay Line
every precaution has been taken In do
sign and construction TO make her as
safe as possible. Her hull is built OF
heavy iron plates and divided into sew
eral compartments by thick partitions or
bulkheads. which arc water-'ight. Water
would have to MI two OF these TO cause
her to sink. Although the boat was
badly damaged by the accident. the fact
that she was towed for one hundred miles
down the James river TO Newport News.
since being pulled Off by the Merritt Com
pany, indicates how easily she was kept
ahoat with water in one OF her COM
M pptp urtQ vrQu a
done until she was placed in tho dry
dock.
General Manager Sherwood. In an in
tervlew yesterday, expressed himself as
very grateful for the sympathy expressed
for the company by the Richmond and
Baltimore people. Said he:
."As soon as IL became known In Rich
mond that the Virginia had met with
an accident we were rendered assistance
by steamboat and tugboat-owners. and
others. The captain OF one tug offered
the services OF his boat and crew. pro-
vided We would simply furnish tho fuel.
The steamer Pocahontas tried 10 pull
the Virginia OFF Saturday night. ana
worked nearly two hours out OF courtesy
TO us The unfortunate affair has DOM
onstrated the kindly feeling which exists
| towards the Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany In Richmond. and II shows that
our efforts to give satisfactory service
| between Baltimore and Richmond by wa
| ter are heartily appreciated"
| Although the Virginia was only hauled
| of at O'Clock yesterday morning she
reached Newport News dry-dock before {
| o'clock In the evening. ana the work was
Immediately begun. which viii be pros
ecuted night and day under the super
vision OF General Manager Sherwood. OF
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company
who has gone 20 Newport News for this
purpose.
| Tho damage to the Virginia consists
principally OF hole In one OF her water.
| tight compartments forward and It Il
expected that tho vessel will be placed
again on ths route between BaltimogV
and Richmond In few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-25

Several Names Prominently Mentioned
for Congress.

Several Names Prominently Mentioned
for Congress.
Mr.. George p. IIaw has not yet cecld-
cd whether or not DE will Dee candidate
for the nomination for Congress from
this district. lie win probably make up
his mind within the next few days
There are stiu being mentioned NUM-
ber of names in connection with the
Democratic nomination Among the most
recruitment names are those of j. Aston
cabeU. B. B. Munford, Thomas i. MuF-
nhv Judge Roger Gregory, Judge James
q Lamb. and Judge 5. b. witt.
AR caheu has been urged by number
Of his friends from the city ANA couh-
tics to become a candidate. IL Is under
stood that he will not be a candidate
for the nomination. To is believed now
ever that n the nomination was rendered
him .lr. Cabell would accept 10. Mr.
cabeu accompanied hy his wite' VIII
leave to-day for Narrangansett PER.
where they win spend some time lor
Mrs. Cabelrs health.
OTHERS MENTIONED.
Tho friends of Judge Roger Gregory will
try to have him consent TO come OUT
ror the nomination. while Judge Lamp
who is a silver man, and quite popular
throughout the district. will bee urged TO
enter the race. NH
Tbero are rumors that young Rich
,,,ond member of the last House Of Dele
,,,tes has been urged by his friends I'D
become "a candidate. and that ne lS 10"
contemplating the adyisability Oh "iii''D''0
ing himself. 49,, eooro,arx
of the Commonwealth OF ms ih'eh1P,n
- holm. a candidate for Congress IN tue
Sixth congressional district oi Virginia
M the election next November.
CoNGREsSMEN IN THE CITY.
Two ~ the members OF Congress were
I'm the city yesterday. non. - va, a'u''.er
rvler arrived I'm the morning ana re-
t,,rn.d to his home on the James river
in tho afternoon. -. a..
sec,nd district sent gold delegates TO
cbicsro MIR. Tyler believes that ma
,orit, of the voters OF his district are IN
favor ~ silver and he will be- candidate
fcr denomination upon his record wnlcn
has been mequiyocally1 for the white
metal ...,, ,,o s.fa
..bas NOT AS yet been determined upon'
but T expact il will be early IN september
lie stated that as ~; as he knew
Colonel II. T.. Boykin was the only other
candidate fer the nomination althousn
o,hers might come out before the con-
vention was held.
Mr. TYLER expressed himself as being
highly pleased with the Chicago nomI-
nees. and he Is in accord with the plat
form adopted.
Mr.. Tyler and his wife have been de,
tanned at home by the indispcsition oi
their daughter. but expect 70 go 10 Mouh'
tain Top during the next week.
MORE MONEY SWANSON.
Hon. Claude A. Swanson with his wife
,s visiting in the city. The convention
n the Fifth district will meet next Thurs
day and as all Of the counties have en-
dorsed Mr.. Swanson there IS no doubt OF
his denomination.
Mr.. Swanson was a delcgate-at-larse
,o Chicago. and therefore participated
I'm the nomination OF Bryan and Sewall
He Is personally very fond OF Mr.. Bryan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-25
Cloudburst in COlorad

DENVER. COL. July 2i.-Twenty-fve
sumner tourists encamped near Morrison
Colorado. twenty miles from Denver,
were caught IN a cloudDurst this evening.
GOLDEN CITY. COLO. Jufy 4--An i'm
rnense cIoudburst swept portion OF this
city away shortly after o'clock tonight
Tho copfuslon is too great to definite de-
tails at present.