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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-15
SIDE ISSUE OF HANNAIsM

Governor Matthews Denounces tho o-,,t,
or tho Indianapolis Affair.
indianapolis, August Ex-Governor MAJ
thews was asked for an expression on N.
steps taken by the gold standard demo.
orats toward the nom nation of a third
ticket. and said.
at is a matter Of Indifference ia douo-
Gratis as to whether or no the disgr,,ntled
gentlemen styling themselves gold demo-
Gratis VINO met here In conference last Fri
dhy may elect TO put ticket in the field
mere are too many conflicting motives
ahifnatng them. largely personal and self
'Sh. to hold them together as an organ
ization' but there is reason to he amazed
at their effrontery and assurance In as
the name OF National democratic
parity
They are nothing more than boilers
rom tho democratic party. lending their
II" 20 tho enemies OF the party and to
secure the election Of Mckinley. They
Qua more properly be called the repub- |
an annoy for they are but tho s.dssh,u,
u Inc republican circus. Their profession
love for the Democratic party - I'M,
no MISS OF Judas. and they will 1eceive
o ono hut themselves
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POI.ITICAL RRILES-

r noideh; tLe OHIO nembcr of the demo
s,am from New York this afternoon t
,,r,,, t v.. announcing that Mr.
OIL on the subject of bimetalhsm
lansing, Micn.. August H.-f'he pro.
ylslonai state committee OF gold stand't ri
,ii' a IN conference here today, Is
s snTa %n invitation fol Il mass conVcation
electors and state oftrars AMI i>n.,,,, -, y
taSnn,tio oeiesatcs to the indianapolis con
washington, Aug Ist i4-rhe republican
CONGRESSIONAL committee today issued a
large number of cofies of N, Mat ~
| spteches OF James G.. Blaine, from which
i ads''''T Th extracts have been made Of
a ceihlpsn document of an OPEN letter il
s.fSs leeeiV.d. written by General J. q
,,viuS Oh MISSOURI to General critic 4den
~ SUI general to Mexico, aunouuru1r ibr
WilterS purpose o support Mc KinleY st1
~ehooholns the Chicago convention.
Nashville, August i4-Yesterclay ,ha
,,oG,,i invention in the Third cCa,trcs
tIeoi.i! District m1minaled FOR coreI,t,s
judge John \. Moon. Tho o-nstr,,tI,
, r,,i but the middle OF the-rosd el".
lis action rh ,ne convention to rescnd
from White county. was nofninatca !,
"as "iso determined to fuse with dame. |
dcmrerets ul'tr9t eiector. provided the |
lecton of the eiactcr NV'"''''9 '"e 81
~ NV 5urk' August li.-Chalruan lone,
III lnr democratic National cofntntttae i
hose :, on to2q authority, has decided upon
, ''V3e VINO WI compose the caIp,,a giI com
W., "t Zee ana they VIII probably W. ,i,noini-
H. LothoTfoW. They are John II Moi an, "a, |
Iioweli Jr' nor of S st0ne of Missouri CLARK
rwd. j. X Shanklin of Iniiann i I
.iIMtGSrr OF California. H. J. CamnaIi %i
i,[n,tar a ,n,l b. Johnson of Kansas.
'iNHipti OF mo rDfuDttar / ,
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MIR ECKEL.s.
why He Could Not BLOCK tho Plans Of IN,
Silver Men

Washington, august i2-ComrtroIIcr
f''helS is To-Day figuring as the person OF
interest IN one of those stories vht,b
standing VITA one foot al, .,,.,-
'he other on Office are told in these marta
Al Chicago during the Int coova,,l,,,
Eckols clad IN neat tow. was ,,an%,n,
"a the scenery about tho Palmer fIousn
criminal error OF their ,,,. @ ION th"
ing a gold holf-nll hv hlm,.tf 4, Hlrh-
should the platform tn.I,r ~ az hN
s stuniTs h,uIrdnned MS Conversation WIN
as @nrnn T'ris '2gcil'ns bis tenure Of oics
tnay seemed much fo aie -, ~, "hloil' "S
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hANANA RrnGEr,

have ana. august lt-Several Ame-.csn
i tner,o Principe ana ne ' H Sna,nish a
Thev hi ored at Gu!ncs. this n4 nm $
ISL or rSHe made statement, to /, 70 s. re
II, nsGrge = ,hal other Amei ans XIII
t to be ar ROT being what thev mac, me =.
are " a IL, they add that all the ATS en It
ing SO. ", sar ,s surrender. but ara u M d. n
'' Can oyer them ny the i,s,ir... n ma n
Amerir"Inn,s Grneral Weyler w'il iI,''a q,
disposal " -, Who have SUR nderei as ~"
lna! they may y" be ret Gnlrai e in or er
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ITINERARY or lIANv

:, 'n'''g"' August it.-Cnairman NJ
to ,%',',n leaves Chicago tomorrow aftc,ro,',,
a,, '9fWhnd. whore he Mlll sp~nI g.,
' U"S re may go to NV Yorl, H. -
i,,,s nnhhs hurried visit hetnrc ,'.,,l,! -
tors are anxious to i.n,yy vl,,tti nealYuar-
,,,,m,fs means 10 bring the ,..mocr.,1 mayor
an MINI "fp g@H na, 90 Chicago an t'tarish
VIM cvyn,ao sn dc rGG 1 mink IL"
t u,S' Place from which to aircc, 3b. - the
~ ~ soon as ne ulest.or '"e , 90 Il
malnd Iprp of an mang'~s VIII pan = el
''' VI 'he campaign accorlinglv
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no NEWS or THE DArNr1,,ss

dov M .s, 80 AUEus- I4'-T7p to n IN 10.
ceived oHleial informal OF Ind he.n 70
no t ~ ny The treasury oricial' c zen re
iets ne reported departure OF !, ~, n
The vicInn,,9r li,b4s,erng eAredit on 1 I'm
legation hal ~ ~ brnr wick; Tho .sranisb
ana 3", !, had left Tampa 10 Ja K " ~ :, ~
ioavo f MSn spnnosed the exued'n VI woi II G
GERS ana Az H., ma ma 20 M, The ton, ofyi'
denay gr,gd to keep a sharp oeont % Tt
mar SIb,snIsnt Of ins;lce also ms re
Ida To- ',' Comm. irSm ,Wimns!or ri 70 ',or
10 prevent an expedition le, in III
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DEATH OR DEPOSITION.
''''' > 'icer2y Is Not In Good Stand,
IN talifofnta ''''''''

IN Naitornta
'diiclSeo Cal, August ILL uuro
"''s' On mas asei vlccroy. = ,ar,,"7
ggnya win deposiI!on if not death. \ few
rI}S ago tel gram c nvrv,d ~ ~"
eeHeeAcr that the diplomat bon fo,,, a..
/ ~ 'SaHIY 10 CUT short his American Io,,'
M M SStge says ne IS thre11c..a , NOV,
i"H'I al ntrisue- AZ home, ami ort.r
no. '(ay IN Washington he VIM d
"H'lt' VIA Victoria, Is. q ""i'S
,,r.' '' III hung Nha 6 Should AVOID so.,
',ulr.sco, inc Eastern Mecca nt No r =. an
e,N',a, 4 g., tut II IS "Nlla ned Eot.
h,,, 'dHn M dead walls II t'aio,tnyrr
uf ~ "NVH Illuminated win br.I;ht nnst,rs
nv The III r srs of 20, ~
AMI mlo"n as lining Chung "a, %,
f. tow ,amihs upon al pa riot!c IN "a mo-,
n ".I"at"t themselves Win the tr,r'
p,,,V' .nt new order and lem II thoir
r. az, PHYSICAL and huautill u',., ,,'vt'
J. ,lv 'iTtHiur complains in tba hsu!porL
mo, 81 ne hNnence hrought IN boar
mon ihc emperor py c5rrlDt ofn.,t tu yea
r. V"i Ftirrcnc" Is made to M ,',a "'.u
- tuNtGed win jraitorous onJI-1, ~
,,a '.'"u Win nc late war win Ia,o ~
- iN'l1eniS are cted a l.1--tn ,,"t ,lail,
'NtS irtie1 their hauor for ''I I -. =
sUI dir'ns tnc Wlr. '' '"paHs
,,,',, ulorrs Of the 10. Il Chinese c,lor,a.
rha,,c" N ~ bitter httrel rur ill.,
has iHe prt'rnt iolllicaI mn,eter77 /
prrfe q 1SVu IN h1trrI, ava ttnsa nJ
IN ,0,,afo IN W The state Il aiia.,s ' i
t1ini ~" ,4u'iare ~ Nirarly Wnuld ,.,. "a
i @ "So5 hli"l u ne cam nero. I,
fnu,. Wy lhai ii lIuAg Ch,1, ms Is
uIlN advised of this. and th1se "as letn
apparcnt. 'P' 'hs reason is
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81 Louis August 1.-Two fsvorites nm.
sec choco and three outsiders to k
Jim ,i! y r Inree- fg9rths aile-susie, Valet
dn 9n9 %TlI @c ,24!g, Stella william. Sid
ly e ,ye-e En- ht rs Of a mne-t,a.e Fisher
Fiyc-eirahatfhsse of En- = Fl H.. TIM I'm, ~.
Tine me- N is iie.-ropmasi, Pltfan. 1mmadle
bcr t," Ffe Cr t6s,o ronr,Ns IF ,n-Hs-
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nansor MIinc. August Is. -Mearer oo.
, ,,",S n'yc reached here of the sboo,.n, ~,
~, a Bawo,t OF K5ns,s ~ Wv, u'
m n1 r9,irmerly Of THIS city. IN -nt, Wy ny,
iSr Ts si'" Si a,"I5 only a foM dSlys ago r
! MNH,IStor, IN Olono. ist.r Mrs J. n.
noon tS SnH q was there on FndaWT ' ny, &c TO
accIden,a Z" caused hts own IS,i a, 'S Er,
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TIE FrTtRtTy
''oS~p OF the Great Race from Ina,
,,, Standpoint q

''"SsNp or the Great Race fror,
Standpolut " i'0ed
{ to utun'ty stakes for e-ycar-oIds "a.
, valuable and Important race ~ tnc
WIN ne run today at Sheepsh.ad Raw
countless will attract a very lar,,.
.1''U'i'ce of the public. Since tta In
open. Tbn ne race never looked more
/ ,rnr'o1i'' IN and ont ruuuint. of thr -
=, ,r, .Vius tils year has been unp1roiie,c,,
ing tbn uliudIS ana ri THIS time of viii
Ihy an ou,s r'i,roS or tho race hrhng won
! III V"'S l'i'f appear very ROSY
I ot H. Is Inc ninth year Of ina r,,,,,,i,,,.
! has nfIt " a ana durnp iis existence II
an olits ,i,r iit ocraSion been won Nv
naos overthrew St cana , 'nr Wiith
4 IT, ia owned by August belmont Gi,Isnn
this r1Go I,ntNt herh very sucecssfu m
no rr,,,, tiaH WE won II three times. hnve
t .,'t I'picSrniatVes this wear h,,, 20 tre
,,,'.,,, OF heene, Marcus Daiy ana nj her
s,,,t,d ''" racing people are wen repre-
m nuhlc form, Ornament tho ,,r,,,. 81,
s's,,,', and undouhtrdly thu m6si con-
, ;Ii,,S"'r,old that has appeareei mis-
{tAr' VII h" M" faVoritr MS H.. 6., ~ 'i''S
tau.,', ,,Si 10 carry weight and 20 The ais
Rhod@s.a N, nr,lics 4 very, game cot
I'M ,t|' 'ir'eI considerable attention Win
.mt,' ''Nt week. 10y houtiu. the fa4t CIen.
aim /. ,.Il'or Good judges award tho
'''n 10 ter oy all contestants. but donh,
m,r laNlnE abilities and rnntrnd NM o.,
be w. WI oui game her ana heat her n
INTO TIE rornestretrb WIZ" 'l'N come
'haAcns" via rnn a vcrv yood .a,
showed an thc sprina AMI 10 I'M, rne form ho |
run. ''N" ""-'" 'h's race is |
Box has been sent on rro,, t-,....,.
in uuiil ~, VII, nut ne has done nothing |
While Osdru has b~nu nro,,9-h , , .nns III
lana hy hls owner. Nnrrus f1 aii rpm Mou-
per king" nat he VII not 10y ", .1 ,i' rop
M
Tcxas viii be- r,rTnaS., # l,'i ,t,
,r"r, owned Inv ne cniob,,,,Sl N,rWNS2,h-
'ntfnr,y whose nnthe,. is , n1,u Inhn Nc
his oi'y. nur John wili b,,Vo t"S'hlEs IN
ctl anyfh NIX ont nf nv ,, ~ uS"1l luck 10
- found tie pr1h,bl. Sta 'M' "v,nW WIN
dds lad agninst mon, az ,S MIN ,the
hange last night rhn 81, 20, ."V n, w IN
hoWly after oic,oc< ami Vii ,r' Iun
Grlhcd during b., progreSs hv t ~ r n,'
ne Post roporter g., ~ 'ssIrStanN.
Fophos'es from tho Nv lNIioWing
iEht q. Tho 1iirf. '"''"h people las
W jackson I,bo,a,t, ,,. ,
nd M nix viii s,,ro 9'" ""sh' TO WIN
J. II. Madisin|l4 ornamer, is as ,.,o,
,,.I, va counting INTO the stretch he
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SPLIT IN roNNFcr,c,.,,

New iaVen. Conn. Aug,is !, r,
t,r1a,|@ '''a'' i'n'o n IT'S eoncede that YES
dIS meeting Of the StaiA COMMIT,
r 'tiopeu that the gold stauta,t ','in''l' 2
Yer ,n,r rAJorlty. Accordingly i6c S ~
at With WITH PROBE T. oll spetal nee tt 1,,,
eppolmicd HIN site committee wnl he
ins o'sny he two scls OF Delegates ' jcT,roWi l
siIvc S" ~, N The state convention '''Gmh-
TS9dy 6 avs' asl, %gn Il 'lal 'G,y al IL
Nil \" sou most o, thor del",S,, WI be
Wa" control the son, .ntI.n "o'oSt'es aud
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EVENTS AT NEW-pOpr

',nd'nnat Ohio. August 4Lrho .,o-,
al Newport today was very exsitt,g ,'''
/. SeVeh-eighths of mill,
T i'G4' ,pa,arraEsans, Time. Nv, i''Sfore'
son, I ti,,i1ur'As not, OF mile-lsabeI. Par
=. Nine-S Ixteenths Of a mile r.s. =.
Tbr,a Eyer, Dive Away Time ~
wanr Itf1 ,if f mile-L.tat7 ' Wa5;d.
Nib and fifty wards l T'it, i;lt
per, Black SIX. TYme. I4htA Nalter, Nas-
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WEATHER IMPORTATION
LAST NIGHT,s sYNopsll

An area Of low pressure oysfiM
northwestern portion Of the COUNTY,
5irsa OF high pressure is cenirS ssj
f.a"t Cult and South Atlantic sisid \
weather is generally clear, eYrts 4
NE Mississippi and Missouri IA
Where II is partly cloudy to clopiyl Y
cip''ation amounting 10 IL Of an MI
more Is reported from Amarillo, lAhl
VILE and Palestine.
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INSANE WORsfITpEps


Ne'slohs tanatirism Was tho No,,,..
~. '"e N99 iles Uprising. 'e Vi
Nosa'es' Arl2., August IA s,,,.
e''N'ous lanaticism. finding it, mo,,7D
p'"ef IN the preaching of a pewsna,o- y,
''S "aose IN the latest copies of tho s,n,1
q" ~ ," a,el the attack made \vedroz,a,.
nora 80" an custom hous'. at Nogalns 81
uscl.s.! 80, -, aVrpss tue line. 1t womb h.
irference to s,tUh eS ,n,i, the outbrelk by
on ~ sane people rhe rna,. the
'rVut ~ mob are that tho ia''S
and '', ~ re- ilps half breed n ,ws,,r,, a..
VIZ. .' most pt them hod bean ,yn,.r? r. per
,srtlI section hands IN rho WprNhs as
i,5,'.' ith Idrlts. They were Of AZ W. M
N.'l% Ih"i9us MeXican poems Y,m,, So' u. u,
tho ,e,, my Mere not hrt.r pIin',r ~ ~
H. '''udl - 'iS-. Tor they negl4, H. 80 ~
~ me custom h0us- SUN OF
ma" '.Nt hostility was directed ,,,,i,.
boar.Iimcr ,"'l'n rather than ,r',nttnr
n -, ''N nous" is no. quit rIatr 'V't,lcl
=, N maj as visibl" sl,.n Of 80, tIiess
49, N'Sl'r rating and IL l,t,ra -, ~ II
tii'gn,", IT APPEARS ihat H., u" rs dG,
.frs4 oi magnetic healer and ,,ro,, ~
,,,,. tpt whom their gdnir,t,a ~ "ih-
= own INTO worship ANA ~ bI,.' a ION mas
Ii, irr. dS SAINT Theresa de- No.
levn la ,,i,," Hp.li- = worker as tnrv hn
Apuirra' ING boon told 50 nv Lax,
far dayotrJ l,I ana la"Sp iper man, WHO
uri.is1s IN ri nus oiSan TO sour. i'm, IN ~
.I 80 ne gospel Wh.ch 10 h.,s u
mat saint TH"rcsa W. ',t,uCn-
rom COZ an inspired leader, ,lelu,, "a "a
,t',; 'V'i 20 Tree the common "a ''r,i
,t' Ni'o and release thsu, T''r PEOPLE ot |
a, Nill'h he tells them thnv rro ~ slavery |
iJ' curse II reading OF me u,nl a
work an ~ ' >, lolLed with a se,.n,, ~ ~
speratcd them 'T va HHrrirs to have eX.
,,,,,' tSfnN 70 follow the wav -, VI. lI"y
put by Asuirre. tn aposfln 'd'ioh
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FATAL BO1Irn

THREE Killed. ro, .N Exrlsn
Navaso, sofa ~" Te, a conpIs's' R lss,
y'~,erday an exp.os,o nasls M \
I'VE mi s.a~ fram in tAe ara .s,'ss
o OF three men and IN, tsssa y laa
scalded. " u fe1adS :.
The force of the e,,,
the mil. ueiholish the "a
following are a lie,
Jim 1'i y, W lllams, sine u 81 ! Tie w.
Zen Ran " 'nzer, single. &c. ssd 4
rtn Johnson, co,orsa ased .,
N ne mn Injured are: '''el' irartsd ~
serin,,,.Jo hi sen, single 49,
frank Somerford an not live.
NJ NJ Henry, right s as,, leg bfA., 4
Ned Henry, coloreSa arm brokea
me news reached arm otptn
for docto n,;u ., was "a, brought b. ~. = "
was t3usei SS y ,h stated thai i. a M
mendoiIs ' fd 1ne boiler expls ss.tlns u
yar ,,s'us force, throwisss' e. vi
tic.c "e of II the mn was I Io,s liss' :.
man ~, ~, machinery was ~ nj
No. - 'Is was left 10 mari y ~ = ~
and M ,d noe III the ground ine sw
a ,nlu leaves covered ibs '' In. NIB L
LIS LIS OF feet around AMI s'vuna N
T. tuokeu as If they had ha au scores
''r%SNS Sahnonade with ersns suoolNA
40 pieces of the bui,,,irspe.sna
1911 1917 a part of The ~ 91aas ~
~ own some dist nce au,a i' xiks
.nH o'ler was hurled ov"s Mha
~ il iIe' one of the fines =. qnrx
az ~, US across the river srs MvH
~ ~ tohwood tree was led y sInal
ne NIL was Operated ~ ~ ~
1,oinerford. who had becr " W
n;los ,r| anu was about two sss
rash Of IN tbe ehe scene when he M
t'nu, VI ,lle explosion. " Y"
nil =" peisgns knew OF the bc,ts, !,
NH, NH as y mad only been n,v.s.
), ',',.Hs ana was situated IN a.-,.
uI rounded by heavy timber Ns''S
prs. W ilson and Harris, acsor,,..,,
VI, Milton Kelly, as soon as ~.
=, we accident, went out 10 ths ,1 ~
Gene. was ais, Il
Bon Johi son, the eng.pee, -,
ron solder and a memh.r ~ ri =. =
'rmy Of the Republic. and MA ~
ga - !"ifs as pumper f5r n
,ai ral'road at Walkers creek p.r
Is ,ead "as mashed TO jelly, M
y hlown eff and was found sb,,. y
ards away. s'0''
d m W lnzer, the only whit. ms
as Killed. had his ne,k and nv !.
-, $ b2dy was dug from under IAN
henry Williams had the brt M
5 head knocked away and N. ~.
as emptied of brains, which ~,
lump iwenty feet away. HsMs
'ound. 'N ''' AA
Ned johnson, a son OF the .,s,,.,
S scalp injured by flying muIa
RS scalGed from his head 10 M,
2 mas n very slight chance Of rsnsi
frank Somerford, besides hayr
: crushed. is awful,y bruised a
. hodY. His condition Is serou
, iittle daughter Of W. ". SoreI
is between her home and ii. e
I'm nlaylng under a tree. Ght ~
or the eye with a scrap Of kse
r condition IS serious. Her mxhs
u started 10 fetch her to The
,,on the explosion occurred.
ne money loss Is probably uU
al many Of the neighbors for ts
.es around gathered soon after hi
sion and whites and b'tks
rkod to alleviate the suferinn I
ured, regardless OF the color d
pers and the helped.
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AN EXTRA SESSION c,r,,

-, "S'NIl'e' August H.-'rolay. by prncI,
s''.',on Governor Turnc, called a, -
6.r 7"t 60 OF the legislature To NEE, g., VA
thre9ienhr%d purnsse IF proviI ny aI,,,,mi,
iaws mH January !. KgS. thc January l
o>rcrscs1 ~ 5Hfble1'nt revenu, TO mSo "'ied
on bonds. wa STATE End pay ini,..nlt,
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,urty handicap, worth $1,000 Ornament
ll6. Rodormond. ogden. Challenger, Ia s.
ton rs. Scottish Chieft,an llS, Rhodes.,
III, Panmure Box. Octason Jos, News
gatherer las
sixth race. mile and onc-half over six
hurd. es--Golden Gate $780, NJ dgley lSs, Rose
Howard lH, Flushing. Winship III. Alaku-
ma lSi, Fugitive l3s. Red Cloud las. Mock
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Washington. August ~ chahls sktI
Generally fair. except II, in scaiMs
Arkansas-Fair' es s,vorms. waFD'
t. n local thunder ...e
winds. a., far; SUE y
winds. .,,, ,loady -
South Dako'a-Partn ,coier
PORTION: east TO south SE11pptdsssr!y
North Dakota .vrs n
warmer. ~, in vst-
Yyommg-Fsir: eco.e' -
tion: variable w,rds. S.ir. ~
Montana-Gererally 's;; .s:
variable.
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PATTIsON's VIEWS

Robert = p", august E.-lix- Governor
supporter 80 "'r,son IS one Of the s,alwarl
To-day ha -. az" SeWai
dorss,n' Wv sNpressed his unqualified in.
convention. '' III, ,hs sac, c9nrse Of the Chicago
ior ngx','i ic iden OF boiting ""IlFfer com
ed ,ie wh"I. ne, can no longer he "f trt ma
upset and 'I he 'n,S9ry OF our institutorss w.
mass of ruins " 80 'uhhled into
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At,o.,',"'h' Texas, August H.
jsnoto,nN Gordon Bullitt tende.,', ounty
week, wriSb ne eommissl9ners ca5 M rs
pcntns j. r ''s sira nnr9pb i5y aec,Rted tn n
ti,e,tt d6emecrauc cand,datTr rec, atly. nom
70 III The unexplrcd torn the Of
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PoPULIsT pRIM,p,,,,

er',ShN T'Nas, Angus, ll.--The ,,,,
u"S's hoid their rrecinct prin,,r,,s
c ct,. county tomorrow and tha,. ce,,,, ga
the VA IN Is TO be heidi at NoodviIi" ~,
selves honsfu,r n,ir leaders declare them ni
ticket % putGhs out wlnntnr
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WllL STUMP TINE srAr,,

New York. August ll.-Gcnc,..,
Co ,"S ,v' .' 'oaN Received from National
,i'n ~ ttneuan Man'ey OF Maine , H., =
,ht IlstlngmIshed speakers who wi, ~ OF
inS tine Tree STAG for McKinIcSS, 'u,np
al aiiiYoatt; me list includes Harold IL ~ and
~ son OF BrNan's associate. Sana,,N-
iiar. RYE and Lodge. Congrcysmsr inSt,ors
fSs,s tyii hoHt9lle md Deliver. eN.Goyernno6r
.,Whkln OF Louisiana, ~ senator " 1rnor
"'ner ana j. Sloau Fassett ~ New Yorl
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rHpIoNcan, has just published a pam
pmiet ehtItled The People vs.. the Pluto
nth.s, re favors free silver and com
mends Governor Altgc,d's stand during
IP Nhicago railroad strike. General Dodge
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN wopn

Il.
n'easo' August Telephone commu.
"',"'"h was regularly established today
tween tn" Chicago and New York rn-
publcdn headquarters and Cnntrrar ,,,,,
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'',s 'i e~'r $40 the daily meetings of H.,
- "'i'r committees at hotb bnad,,,,
~ ~ stated hours Secretary O3hoTno
,r'" nurk ana Sc Rotary p.Ck of WI
bns ,NrihhE" dulv reports mud -,
"'"tIii"fi"rs ~ thus kopi constantly, q,
,,,, n,"' n. - 10 the progress of the ga
h",aa,,' wo now ana mportart burea'i.
b, ,,s3inio n"rntions today at the Cbics,-.11
,,d, IN, ,n" lr"rary department country
tlrNSpaptr and press cllpulng h,Ir.c,''' "a
ii~iir, or99n'7 I,i under M chirgc Of Gnas
H. reyes Tho fgrr4ions Of tSis
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country newspapers. TO class ~
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arr ans m THESE urrsn.,r,ers III,
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HN NiiSn nnd pnnah voters rosiiin,, /
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orleans, August III -
s.. wood '7ware factory on Cho np'tis
s..ro.t burned today. Loss "o"l' olas
10000 fully insured. SS estimated at
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AFTER WAB gum.

has bsnn sa1, IA naval coanlit, o
thor sea 10 oeI aco TO ENGLAND which Is su e
cruiser an IRON clad ana :.
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Not included In mons.
COTTON REGION Buhls'
REMARKS
pRoBABILlTlEs'.

Tho weather is generairGis in ~
Light showers are repo'
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DAILY TREASURY sT.rr,

arawsIs ,', lon, august 1.-THE gold VII,
the net ssld reserve ;iOs, OS ss- ga leaving
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ASKING THE DAuNTr T.

Jacrsan,.,nN The DAuNTLEss.
NaehsonVliie Fla. August I.
Nstruetions from Wash,ra,an un'
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GENERAL DODGE FOR slI.vrp
panville. H.. August l2.-Geaeral A I.
0o'se OF 'ns city. who was formerly a
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GENERAL OBS lRvATIoM
Observations taken by United ~
weather bureau at all statloas ~
18th meridian time u
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. ninl,sd Safes reve,u 49,
the 'DIS anniiise,,' cnisht q Ss'' +, va
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-05-09
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

The soil for the orchard cannot be too
rich.
The object in pruning the grape is to
lessen the quantity of fruit and improve
lis quality.
To prevent premature falling off OF
tne fruit keep the tree healthy and free
from insect pests.
There is no advantage in planting
tender vegetables until after all dan
ger of frost is past.
If there is choice take plants of a
short stocky growth rather than such
as have luxurant branches.
y moderate pruning in the spring
will cause the fruit to fill less than on
anpruned overburdened trees.
An apple tree may fail to bear be
cause overbearing the previous year
las overexhausted the vitality.
Whether the vines run horizontally
or upright, they should be trained as
near as possible in straight lines.
Now is good time to set out rasp-
berries and blackberries. Get the work
done before the plants start to grow.
Plant for succession in the garden as
well as in the orchard. 1t is an item to
have Il good supply of fruits and vege-
tables all the season.-St. Louis Re
DI1hlic
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A silo for Six Cows.

A correspondent OF Hoard's Dairy
man having asked about the expediency
of building silo for six cows, received
the reply that it viii depend upon cir
cumstances, and that if he is apt to
have catching weather" in haying, or
expects to depend upon feeding rather
than Pasturage in summer, silo will
be found very convenient The trouble
would be that the pit would have to be
very narrow, not more than eight feet
in diameter. Two such pits, each 10
feet deep, would probably answer.
Larger pits would expose more surface
than six cows could keep eaten down
SO as to prevent waste.