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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
An Amusing Toast,

A well known young lawyer is cred
tied with making harmless bull at a
banquet given by local organization
not many nights ago. Toasts were call
ed for. and to the young lawyer fell the
honor of suitably remembering the ab-
sent friends This is the way he an
nounced il:
''Our absent friends-how soon we
would show them the depth Of our re-
gret at their absence if they were only
here with Us tonight"
And the funniest thing about it was
that nobody caught on to the bull until
come time afterward Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Weston Fails to Equal H,. Record.

New York, Dec. 2s.-When Edward
PAyson Weston. the 5S-year-old pedes-
trian, at 10 o'clock Saturday night left
the track on which he had endeavored
to equal his own record-ll2 miles in "a
hours-he had walked 103 miles, 426 l-3
yards. The old men went into the office of
the skating rink, in which the tract,
was situated. threw himself ON q cot
and wept bitterly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Rome's Triumphal Crown.

The triumphal crown of Rome was
made Of laurel leaves and was given to
the general who achieved a great VIC
tory over an enemy. He entered tie
city, not by gate. but over q portion
Ct the wall which was thrown down to
afford a passage. At his funeral his
laurel crown was placed in his bier and
buried with the body.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Position Of the Powers to
Have No Effect.
WILL NOT STAND DICTATIoN
Ready to Perish as the Last
of His House.
The Middleweight Champion
ship-Failures.

Constantinople, Dec. 2s.-The
Russian ambassador, acting in con-
cert with the other powers, had an
audience with the sultan, and warned
him that his empire was in danger
unless he needed the admonitien Of
the powers. The sultan replied that
he might be the last of the caliphs,
but he would not become second
khadive. Affairs are again in crit
ical condition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

Havana. Dec. 2S.-Julio Sanguilly,
the American citizen, tried and con-
victed Of conspiring against the gov
ernment, was sentenced today to i'm
prisonment for life and to pay half
the expenses Of the trial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

peam across MIS- breast, his skull
crushed and numerous bones broken.
One other man was known to have
been in the mine. This was Robert
Poney1-ee, head blacksmith. Rescuers
could not work long at a time on ac-
count of gas and foul air, and search
for Poneylite which continued all yes
terday under direction of State Mine
Inspector Fisher was Of no avail. The
body Is supposed to be buried under
debris. The injuries Of some of the
rescued men are very serious, but un-
less complications arise all will ulti.
mately recover.
The total list Of dead and probably
dead. therefore, numbers seven. The
men were at work making repairs Of
damages resulting from a similar ex-
plosion Sunday, Dec. 90. Besides the
regular miners, blacksmiths and others
were assisting In the work, while Rob-
ert Maule. a son of President John
Maule and treasurer and mine SUPER
tendent of the company, was superin-
tending the work. The explosion oc-
CURED about $50 O'Clock. 1t came with
terrific force and with such suddenness
that only those near the entrance to the
shaft could effect their escape Imme-
diately following the explosion came a
rush of fire-damp and gas in such vol
umes that those making their way to
daylight and safety were almost over
come by the fumes.
The news Of the explosion was ouick-
ly spread and rescuing parties were
hastily formed. Hundreds Of Willing
hands gathered around the mouth Of
the shaft, but were deferred from their
noble work by the rush of gas from be-
low. The pumps were put to work to
force pure air into the mine, and after
several futile attempts the shaft was
sufficiently cleared of foul vapors to
permit another entrance to rescue the
imprisoned men. The scenes around
the mine were most pathetic Wives
were weeping piteously, in anguish that
the crowd vainry tried to alleviate.
mothers, daughters, sons and other re-
latives of the men in the mine, with
blanched faces stood wringing their
hands. and some were kept from going
down the shaft with the greatest of diff
ficulty. Slowly the work of bringing
the bodies to the surface proceeded. 1t
was known that the men still in the
mine were all dead, and those on ton
who were waiting for their dear ones
realized that only the mangled bodies
OF those loved ones would greet their
gaze instead of the once smiling faces.
The principal cause of the explosion
was the fact that the air-shaft was un-
finished, there being ninety feet yet to
dig. Safety lamps were used, however.
in the mine. and it is believed that some
one must have used an open lamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

johannesburg. Dec. 28.-Kid Nc
Coy, the American middleweight,
defeated Billy Doherty, Of Australia,
in nine rounds for the middleweight
championship Of the v orld.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Forgot Slavery Was Abolished.

Columbus, Ga, Dec. 2S.-Dan Moore,
a well-known young man of Atlanta,
was killed by Charles Hardy, colored
at Richland, Ga. Moore had gone to
Hardy's home under pretense of want
ing to warm. but attempted to take
liberties with Harris wife when he was
Drained by the husband. Hardy es-
caped
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

The person who disturbed the con.
gregation last Sunday by coughing is
requested to to call on NJ. F. Balm.
sen and get a bottle Of Foley's Honey
and Tar which always gives relief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

London, Dec. 2S.-In a landslide
at Ratsmore q laborer's house was
overwhelmed, and a man, wife and
seven children buried.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
wer-Known Illinoi, Landlord Dead.

Ell Paso. Dec. 2s-George H. Camp
bell, proprietor of the Campbell House.
OF this city, died Saturday Of dropsy
He was undoubtedly the best known
landlord in central Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

Prevent sickness and save doctors
bills at this season by keeping your
blood rich and pure with Hoods Sar.
saparills.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
CHICAGO BANK THAT WILL QUIT.
Atlas National to Go Out OF Business and
Pay All lts Debts.


Chicago, Dec. est was announced
last night that the Atlas National bank
will go into voluntary liquidation and
retire from business. This action is not
considered as a failure in any sense,
and as the banks business was a COM
paratively small one it is not anti
cipated that any furry in the banking
circles of Chicago will result. Two
statements were made public, one from
the officers of the bank announcing that
owing to ill health they would liquidate
and go out of business, and the other
from the Clearing House association.
showing that the other banks of the
city will furnish the Atlas ample sup
port.
Depositors will be paid in full up
on the presentation of checks. The
bank has about s30O, 900 loaned toa paper
manufacturer of Batavia. Ills, and
$4,000 to Norton Bros, the millers who
failed last week.. The banks liabili-
ties are about covered by good assets.
The beginning Of the end Of the bank,
however, was when a month or so ago
Comptroller Eckels notified the officials
that the bank was in bad condition, and
told them to clean up" They proceed
ed to do so and agreed to supply the
cash for liquidation purposes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28

To Cure . Cold In Ons Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money IL it fa0s to cure. 26 cents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-28
Chicago Men Indorse Cleveland.

Chicago, Dec. 2S-At one of the larg-
est meetings in its history, held by the
Comercial club of Chicago at the Au-
ditorium. Marshall Field offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unani-
mously adopted amid great applause:
Resolved. That this club heartily and
fully indorse.. the national administra-
ton in its policy regarding Cuba"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

H. o Sybirze, ably z tego uczyli
sic poznawac Polak6w i obcbo.
dzle sic z mimi stosownie do DO.
trzeby. DIS Brok 6 godzin tv.
godniowo ma jszyk polski auskul.
tantom swoim poswiecie nakazu.
je. zandarm powinien wszvstko
umiee wszystko wiedziee! To
drugie to grunt! Ale bez nauki
l umiejetnosci niemozliwa bv}a.
by wiedza- Uczs sic tez piinie.
A jacy to zdolni ludzie CT IAN.
darmi!...
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

danych cara. Zle juz musialo
bye wielkiem, skoro sam p. Tu.
rau stanal ma czele tymczasowe.
go unlwersytetu, za}ozonego ola
obznajomienia stray policyjnej
z prawami i przepisami obowia.
zujacemi, ably gwalcenia ich ME
przysparzali k}opot6w rzadowi.
ofcer6w juz czyn
nych W policyi prowincyonalnej
i dziesieciu kandydat6w ma off.
cer6w, cd 20. stycznia r. b. stu.
cha wyk1ad6w prokuratora izby
sadowej warszawskiej.
Katedr jest szesc, jedne z mich
zajmuje Hryniewieckij, naczel-
mix wydzia}u sledczego PREY O.
berpolicmajstrze. Kurs try.
miesieczny. Przez ten Gas PREF.
"a ucznlowle medycyne sadowa
hygiene, procedure karna, Sled.
CA, policya budowlans i dyscy.
pliny potrzebne ola policyant6w.
Braknie jeszcze wykladu moral.
nosci, a ten bylby moze Cd in.
nych potrzebniejszym.
,Warsz. Dniewn.", kt6ry W
tych czasach zamiesci} by} sazni.
sty artyku} o bandach z}odziej.
skich, zatai} jedna okolicznosc:
handy zyja dziski policyi, z kt6-
"a dziela sic zarobkiem. Inaczej
trudno byloby pojae ucieczke
Pawlaka i Wyrostkiewicza, tru.
dino wystawic sobie bezkarnose i
dfugotrwafose endemicznych W
. pewnych okolicach iupieztw,
i kradziezy, jak to W
t%owickiem, W Leczyckiem, w
kleleckiem, W samym Radomiu,
patronem z}odziei by}, jak
.iadomo, sam policmajster XII.
ryczenko. Z}e tkwi ME tylko
W ludziach, ale i w rzeczach.
policyjny z IA rubli (w
liczbie) ma miesiac u.
trzymac sic niemoze, bierze wiec
odczepne, kt6re kazdy chetnie
mu piaci, a najchetniej z}odziej.
Podniesienie etat6w przyczyni
niezawodnie do podniesienia
moralnego poziomu policyi.
w zakres umoralnienia DO.
winnoby wejsc take zakazanie
wszelkiej propagandy
przeciw dworom jaka mp. W lie.
Gle z. r. uprawia} W Miechow.
skiem tamtejszy naczelnik stray
ziemskiej. Jegomosc ten objez.
DIAL folwarki, wzywa} do siebie
siuzbe, wypytywa} ia o wyso.
kosc zas}ug i uposazenie w natu.
RE i zecheca} do upomnienia sic
o wyzsze wynagrodzenie. w RIA.
die, scigajacym tax okrutnie SO
.yalizm, TAXI naczelnik wzbudzic
.usi ciekawosc.
w Janowskiem dzia}alnosc
podzegacza doprowadzila w ko6.
Gu lata z. r. do iawnego buntu.
Jacys ajenci, ME scigani przez
policye, zdolali wm6wic w chci.
wy ma grunta i lasy lud, Re co
.to bedzie mia} podczas korona.
cyl cara W r. 1896, to juz Ina
wiecznosc" PREY MIN zostanie.
.dyby straznik wiedzia}, ma czem
sic rzeczywiste obo.
.iazki policy, gdyby mu vie.
iziec Pozwolono, take wypadki
PREY wielkiej sile i grozie rzadu
rosyjskiego ME bylyby mozliwe.
mi. w og6le oburzaiaca lest kla.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16

n"arsz. Dnlew.' Jeszcze
W poczatku lutego doni6s} by} o
tenn postanowieniu mega, bliaej
ami z cn6t, ami z urzedu, ami z o.
soby nieznanego.
Many u siebie dw6ch Postow.
skich, obaj So woiskowymi, je.
den juz jenera}. lejtnantem, dru.
|gi dopiero podpulkownikiem
kt6ry z mich ulega z}udzeniu, ae
lud polski chodzic bsdzie ma
prelekcye rosyjskie? - ME vie.
my. Ma poczatek oswiata milo.
sierna ma sic osiedlic "a rogat.
kami wolskiemi, gdzie istotnie
+ ale skutkiem niedbalstwa
wfasnie rzadu rosyjskiego - pod
bokiem zarzad6w centralnych
dzieja sic czesto na}ogowe bee
prawia, wszedzie zreszta zapo.
wietrzajace przedmiescia wiel.
kich Mast. Dobrej policyi pol.
skiej, a ME rosyjskich odczyt6w
tn potrzeba.
ksiazeczki rzadowe ola ludu
polskiego, ale pc polsku pisane,
ME SO juz nowoscia. Cd Ga.
we'd Starego Macie a
zaczawszy, kuja je urzednicy rs.
znych kancelaryi i do r6znych
poruczen, a drukarnie gubernial.
ne tiocza i W SWAT puszczaja.
Dotychczas jednak ia literature
nletoperzowa jest nieliczna i
zwarzona niepowodzeniem ME-
smia}a. Lekliwosc widaG i W
wyraznym zakazie, moze obecnie
juz cofnietym - podawania lu-
dowi ,,etnografcznie" polskie-
mu, przeznaczonej ola ludu etno-
graficznie rusi6skiego - wielko-
rosyjskiej Besiedy, o kt6.
rel tn W rz. pisano. Teraz "a.
biera sic Rad rosyjski do dzia.
iania re zdwojona juz ener-
gia; da tez swoim gorliwcom
zdwojona sposobnosc do nasla.
dowania Rogow6w i Szczyrow.
skich / kradzenia fundusz6w
skarbowych. Ten jeden rezul.
tat jest niewatpliwym; innego
MECH ME oczekuja. Ten i 6w
kmiec czy parobek moze W roz.
movie re straznikiem policyj.
nym sprawiac ma MIN wrazenie
ola rzadu upragnione, a to wraze-
ME znowu, zaraportowane naczal.
stwu, moze W MIN obudzic jakies
apetyty: ludu polskiego tie ia
brykaty rzadowe, pc polsku czy
Pc rosyjsku przemawiajace, ME
zdobeda dla rzadu. Ksiazke 70.
syjska dziecko wezmie, da oicu,
ale ojciec jej ME przeczyta, a
matka dzieciaka zbije, jesli mat.
ce zechce sic z mia obnosic pc "a.
grodzie, zamiast pilnowac gesi i
Swim. Rad rosyjski ulega zu.
pe}nemu z}udzeniu; rozumuie
tax, re skoro mp. lud naciskany.
zawsze przez naczelnik6w powia.
towych stawia Aleksandrowi iii.
pomnik "a 90 ruble 8S kop. Wv
Czeszewie W Lubelskiem z ma.
pisem rosyjskim), wynika ztad
zaraz, IL wierzy, W jego wielkosc
i pragnie ia poznac. DIS zas
rzeczywiscie mic ME vie i vie.
dziee ME chce ami O Aleksandrze
ILL.,, ami o innych, DO go z temi
postaciami mic ME LACEY; a gle.
bic bezwiednej jego duszy nur-
tuJe tradycya, re by}y kiedys
easy, w kt6rych byla Polska
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
PANOwIE POLSCY,
cd MOskali, Austrya-
kow Prusak6w hOnorOwe ty.
tufy hrabi6w, baron6w i
ksiazat.
(Ciag dalszy).

(Ciag dalszy).
L'std Pdn6u Polskich, co przv;mouo.
I" tytufy hrd6i6,o, 6aron6u. ks;nzo, od
MoshdAi, Amstryok6w 4 PrusaS1n.
80. 1855, luty 8, Gruduih,ki h,.
Grzymaaa) (zygmunt) hr. prus.
81. 1888 sierpish 10, Mislay6soy
(J6zeD hr. prus.
e. 1855, wrzesieh 10. D~ziaiy6scy
(Ksawery) hr. prus.
81. l7S6 wrzesie6 10, Grabow,ov
(hr. Zbiswicz) hr. prs.
"a. 1855, Dabsoy (h. G~odziemba) br.
prs.
80. 1855, GolzOwie (Golozewo) br.
prs.
%. 1885, Tyzenhauzowis hr. prs.
81. 1877, kwieoieh 10, Sk6rzevsov
(Labi'zyn) (Fryderyk) hr. prs. OBJ.
1910.
50. 1887, listopad 5, Gurow.oy IRA.
faD hr. prs.
80. 1887, Tyskie wioze hr. au,tr. oh.
1889.
: 80. 1887, wielhorscy (Mioba,) br.
austr. OBJ. 1924.
Sl' 1888, marco IL, Potoooy (Bu.
caacz) hr. austr. OBJ. 1850, 1910, I843,
1866.
". 1888, grudzieh IL, Stadniccv
(Borynioze) hr. austr. OBJ. 1888.
s3' 1913, Moszczehsoy (Adam) br.
prs.
o. 1888, Bobowscy (h. Gry0 (Rogi)
br. sustr.
30. 1879, maj II, kosiowie (Micba,,
hr. austr.
so. 1870, Dsbiocy Chr. GryD hr.
austr.
81. 1791 sierpieh %, R~ozwadov,cv
Qgnacy) hr. austr.
49, 1871, HOroohowis (Maoisj) br.
austr.
50. 1892, ~zborowscy (h. J.stebieo)
(Maksymilian) hr. austr.
i00' i'''' 'undzhhy In. kabedz) hr.
prs.
1Ol. 1893, kwieoie6 ID, Komorovsov
(h. Korozak) ~(Franoiszek) hr. austr. OBJ.
1903.
lo2' 1893, Ostrowsoy h. (Rawicz) hr.
prs. OBJ. 1924
lob. 1893 ozerwieo 8, Brzostow.cv III.
Strzemie) hr. prs.
lO4. 1913, czerwieo 5, Lubienisoov
(h. Rols) C17S3D hr. austr.
los. 1898, czerwieo 3, kubie6scy (Fe.
liks) b. prs.
LOG. 1893, O1erwiso 5, szosdroy (wik.
tor) hr. prs. OBJ. 1924.
lO7. 1893, czerwieo 5, Wolsoy (h. Ro.
LAY [J6zef hr. prs.
luz. 1913, wieo 5, woNowiozs
(Antoni) hr. prs.
lo9. 1893, Ozerwieo 8, zboi6soy fran.
ciszek) hr. prus.
Ill., l79S' ~Chofoniewscy Qgnaoy) hr.
aust.
ILL., 1898, Rsozyhsoy (Kazimisr.I hr.
prs.
liz. 1899, wodziccy (Elja.z) (Ty.
ozyn) hr. austr. OBJ. 1903, 1924.
lib. 1900 maj 8, Ledoohowsoy IAN.
ni) hr. aust.
ia. 1900, czerwiec 30, Bobrowscv
hr. austr.
llS. 1900 sierpieh 4, P~oletysowis
(Wojciecb) br. austr.
ll0. 1900, pazdziernik 9, A~leksandro.
wicze hr. sustr. OBJ. 1858.
III 1900, Maiachowsoy yaoek) hr.
austr.
11S. 1900, wojnowis Franoi,usk, br.
sustr.
liz. 1901, sierpieh 10 Meoi6scy IN.
Rawioz) (Adam) hr. sustr.
10 1901, Jeziersoy (b. Nowina: Pm,
p (Jacek) hr. sustr.
Ill 1901, P~rzerebscy ID. Nowina) br.
austr. (Przerebscy misli bye miauov..
nj hrabiami VT. 1887 cd Austryi).
122. 1903, kwiecieh 20, Ru,ooov N
lsdors) (Miko{sj) hr. austr.
l2S. 1903, ozerwieo IL, Miaczv6.ox
(lgnscy) hr. austr. OBJ. 1883.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-16
Il Kr6leStwa POlskiegO.

Il Warszawy donosza o Szu.
wafowie, &c mial on zostac mini.
strem dworu ma miejsce Woron.
cowa'D aszkowa, kt6ry z powodu
dfug6w nowo pozaciaganych -
dawne sp}aci} Aleksander iii.
stall sic juz niemozliwym ma tax
wysokim stanowisku.
,,Dzien. Pom" donosi W tel
sprawie: ,,Kandydatura jenera}.
gubernatora warszawskiego, pod.
sunieta carowi, zwr6ci}a ma sic.
bic jego uwage: zacza} sic wy.
pytywac swego otoczenia. To,
co usfysza@, ME zachecilo 60 do
wytrwania W zamysle. l ten
r6wniez narobi} diua6w, choc
znacznie mniej i W }agodzacych
wine okolicznosciach; ale pre-.
ciez ME wypada, ably skarb wy.
ciagaf go z tych dlugow, nawet
wybaczye sic dajacych, a wyr.
wanie znowu hrabiego z Warsza-
wy ME pozwoli}oby mu wlasnym
juz przemys}em, w}asnemi o.
szczednosciami wybrnac z blota,
W kt6re wlaz} byl W Berlinie. l
kandydatura upadia. TAX mi.
lego staruszka a p-zytem ME.
zgorszego jua patryote, dbajace.
go przedewszystkiem o zadowo.
lenie "towarzystwa rosyjskiego",
II. urzednik6w rosyjskich, W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem - car pc.
zostawia nadal w Warszawie. |
klub juz pewno sic uspokoil, gdy
mu powiedziano, kto by} pierw-
sza sprszyna do patryotycznego
artykulu ksiecia Uchtomskiego:
Twardo STAG!
Wraz z Szuwa}owem pojecha.
Ii do Petersburga: Apuchtin,
Brok i Turau. Pierwszy w}6czy
sic zwykle "a gubernatorem, jak
cien "a cia}em; tym razem by}
%umyslnie wezwany, rownie jak i
dwaj ostatni. Obecnose ich ma
wezwanie, wsp6}czesna pobytQwi
jenera@- dale do pc.
wnego stopnia wskaz6wke mix
"a hrabiego Szuwa.
Iowa roll jenera}. gubernatora.
o Apuchtinie i Broku powie.
dziec MONA, ze mimo formalnej
niby podrzednosci stoja oni z je.
era}.gubernatorem ma r6wni i
co wiecej W dzialalnosci swojej
ME oni do niego, ale on do Mich
stosowac sic, ukladac sic must.
Jake uprawiajacy policya pan.
stwowa W n~ajwyzszym jej zakre-
sic, SO tez oni ola rzadu cd hr.
Szuwalowa wazniejszymi. Brok
sciga bezprawia wysz}e juz z
glow ma zewnatrz, Apuchtin
czuwa mad bezpiecze1stwem sa.
mych glow, zapobiega wystep.
kom i zdroznosciom, jakieby W
wewnatrz zagniezdzic sic mogly
a zagniezdzone niemi}osiernie to.
pi. Obaj eaten spelniaja mai.
rdzenniejsze funkcye rzadu 70.
syjskiego W Kr6lestwie Polskiem.
Wezwanie ich wsp6lczesnie z
Szuwa}owem must mice sw6j pc.
wod W jakichs nadawanych ma
przysz}osc porzadkach - pra.
wach, instytucyacb, kt6re dopie.
70 pc ich powrocie a moze az DO
koronacyi, naznaczonej ma dzie6
26 maja, ma s1once wypelzna.
Mona przewidywac, re move
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-21
LAW THE MENUS OF NATIONS.
INTERNATIONAL Arbitration A
PEACEMAKER.

Lord Chief Justice Russell Addresses
the American Bar Association on
the Subject of, international Law,
and Arbitration, Their History,
Development and Benefit TO Man
kind-PrOccedInEs of the AsSOci-
alton Yesterday.
Saratoga, New York. Aug. 2O.-No
greater ovation was ever paid to any
speaker in Saratoga than that accorded
Lord Russell, lord chief justice Of England,
when he entered the convention hall At
1925 O'Clock this morning to address the
American Bar Association in nineteenth
annual convention here assembled. Tho
applause was long continued by the vast
audience Of 4,50O persons His lordship and
Sir Frank Lockwood were escorted to the
platform by President Story of the bar
association, where already were assem-
bled Judge Rufus Peckham. Attorney Gen
eral Harmon, Court of Appeals Judge
Bartlett, Courtland Parker, United States
District Court Judge Coke, Randolph
Tucker, Henry Hitchcock, W. Allen But
Ter, Hon. Edward J. Phelps. Everett p.
Wheeler, James c. Carter, Nathaniel
Shipman, Bishop John P. Newman ana
Montague Crackanthorpe
Just under the gallery sat Col Ingerson,
who was an interested spectator.
1t was exactly 1O:30 o'clock when Presi-
dent Story advanced to the front of the
platform to introduce the distinguished
jurist.
He said: 1 have now the very great
pleasure not of introducing, for he needs
no Introduction to any English-speaking
lawyer, but of presenting to you Lord
Russell of Killowen, lord chief justice
of England, who will deliver the annual
address on international Law"
AS Lord Russell stepped forward the
vast audience broke into unrestrained ap-
plause, which continued for fully a min
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-21
KENrUcKY's GOLD MEN.
They Meet and Organize-An Address
BY BreckInridEe.

Louisville. Aug. 2o.-The sound
money democratic convention held
in the music hall this evening
was attended by nearly every
leading democrat in the state. Ex-
Lieut.. Gov. Games r. Hindman was elect
ed temporary chairman and then there
was a loud demand for ex-Congressman
W. c. p. Brecklnridge. who sat on the
stage with his wife. The sllver-tongued
orator came forward and addressed the
convention at considerable length.
He began by saying that he could not
stand the Chicago platform nor support
the nominee. lie felt no worse when he
was driven into the Confederate army TO
maintain his convictions than he did now
when he was driven into opposition TO
the regular nominees of his party. He
was a democrat from conviction, and had
been so all his life, but he Joined with the
best and greatest men of the party to
put it upon a secure basis.
The heart OF Kentucky Is with u.s." ne
said. I'VE We're a sound money state
years ago. We lost through want of Wig
ilance and cowardly leaders. and we al
most became reconclled to free silver
But we did not look forward to a platform
in which the best thing In II is the free
silver plank"
Just as Col. Breckenridge was bringing
his speech to a close, a spectator in the
rear OF the hail yelled: "Hurrah for
Breck" amid cries OF throw him out.
throw him outr' The police escorted the
fellow out and Col. Breckenridge asked
them 10 let the disturber alone, and closed
with a plea for good money and tariff for
revenue
After the transaction OF minor business,
the convention adjourned at $3.50 y. m.
Judge quincy Ward Of Paris, was chos-
en- permanent chairman just before the
last adjournment. He took the chair when
the convention reassembled at 7:40. A. j.
Carroll Of Louisville, ex-Gov Buckner, w.
c. Z. Breckenridge OF Lexington and w. II.
Browner OF Russellville, were chosen as
delegates from the state at large 10 In
dianapOlis.
The roll call showed that ia out of 119
counties were represented In the conven-
tion.