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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
rur ,f,pTFSOV OPERA CONPANT.

Marcus r. Mayer who il the New-fork repre-
sentative Of Colonel Maplesons lmpcr'ai op',"
companv. returned from England yesterday O" '''
Il Paul TIE most Of the information aoout wv
company which he was able TO give was 80,
~. boon nublished here. II will open It's
,.~,,.,, eo,son AT the Academy OF MUSIC OH
October aG and will stay there for -FOUR "eeAS
,f,or which it will make tour a. lar - %"
Francisco few members Of the Gotnpa as Mn, M
.t,,ding SenOr de Marche Nine. Darclee anu Nnie
ti,,,,,., arn now on their way from south Amer
lea Fiy-seven will sail from s .neya w sail
=, ~ o"toh.r on the 81. Louis. and t"'lNe on
October TO- on the ST Paul Sky mepe ron, M G r1
mo- enc a. IT, cbor,s Is now rehearsing in Milan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05

IT Is hardly credible. despite the report pub
lished In the Figaro" that the Due dAumale
should have invited the Car TO his chateau OF
Chantilly This information Is probably more
correct than recent relating interview at
Vienna between the Car and the Duo dOfleans.
Nicholas H.. who will pay official visit I'm the
beginning OF October 10 the President OF the
French Republic, could not properly grant an
audience to the exiled monarchical pretender. As
TO the Due d'Aumale the uncle OF that pretender,
and the only male member Of the Royalist family
allowed to live in France. il Is natural that. in
order TO give one more proof OF his gratitude for
his favored treatment by the Republican Govern
ment, he should have thought OF inviting its Illus
trious guest from Russia. But he must have forgot
ten purposely that since the time when Nicholas
J.. the last sovereign TO do officially recognized
Louis Philippe. the father OF DAumale. as King 81
France there has never been much friendship be-
tween the Orleans family and the Russian Court.
At any rate the Car will keep within the re-
Qurements OF his role, II he declines with plausible
Excuses and with the delicate politeness which Is
he characteristic Of Muscovte diplomacy the in
Vitation visit the splendid palace at Chantily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
NAILS TN INDIES. ETC.

c,Tr-pD.y-A for Bra I'll and Ia Plata coun-
>srv,b from Baltimore Oetiers mrst be directed
;.ner Nasmyth'D. at a m ior brazil va Pernarn-
80 Rshia and Rio Jarero. per coeridge detters for
- prsril and LA Plata countries must be d.
80, '.sr Coleriige'D. at 20 a. IN. for La Plata
rec''n ~ ,sr ; pecomyn: At 10 a m for Jamaica
..l,,arena and Savana per Alene 1890
ra7nnech. Chiapas. Tahasco and Yucstan per . q.
-! rSShincton de,ters f0r other parts OF Mexico
,n... at 10 80 a. f5r ihiii cunana and Csrupano.
nsr s. Prins wlem Ill letters Tor other parts Of
NeneZa~ai ,s, be directed per Prns Willem Ir) AT
sn m FOR St. Pierre -Miquelon per steamer from
North sdney' 81 Portland and car'na-
s,n ga ~ newfoundland. By rail 10 Halifax and thence
hy steamer. close a, TINS once daily al $50 Mails
,9r Niomeon by rail 70 Boston and thence by steamer
~, AZ mis- Once daily at $50 D. Mails for Cuba
lose az tbs Office daily at a n. for forwarding by
rnns Fla Mails for Mexico. overland unless speclal
SireSei FOR dispatch BY steamer. close this ONCE
aav AT a. m fRegistered mall closes at p m pre-
Nous Gay TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
Mail. fo- Australia except West Australia Hawaii
Svers tsrnr Vancouver close here daily after August
IL and No 10 september II at $50 Malls sor China
-. bsre daily 10 september - $50 r. m Mails
Tor China and Japan specially addressed only, per
80 gertenber = $50 p Mails FOR Australia except
those fo West Australia. which forwarded Via
Europe1 New-Engand. Hawaii FIJI and samoan Islands
~ to September ti2 at 7:3o m. II a. m. and $40
D. m Tor on arrival at New-York Of Umbria with
British mails FOR Australia Mails FOR China and Japan.
her P,Aemer Orom Tacoma) close here daily up 70
September ia at 8 80 D. Malls FOR Hawaii per 8
Australia (from San Francisco close here daily Up
sep,enhe, 10 at p m Mails the society Islands
per ship Tropc Bird from san Francisco). close here
daily up y september - at $50 m.
the schedule Of closing arranged the presump.
ticn q, their uninterrupted overland transit tRegserel
mai CHARLES W DAYTON. Postmaster.
poatonrc. New-York. ~ v August IS ls9e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
OBITUARY..
COMMANDER JOHN S. NEWELL.

Commander John Stark Newell |. :. NJ VINO oieo
in Seattle Wash. on Thursday. was born IN Massa-
chusetts lie was appointed to the Naval Academy
from New-York City on September 90, liol' anu was
graduated in 1866 He was attached 10 'ne s'e"'''N'
Swatara on the North Atlantic and European sla
tiors from 1ss5 to 1869 He received his commis-
sion as ensign December l, 1866: as MASTER Maio"
p. 1868. and as lieutenant March %, 1869 lie was
attached to the monitor Miantonomoh North Az
antc station in 1869 and 1870 and later to the NOM,
tor Mahopac the frigate Lancaster, the New iot n
Tavv Ward The TORPEDO station. the Huron ana the
Ninsic He was made lieutenant -commah1er ~, ~
January 1850 and commander in OCTOBER ises. ne ne
had recently been In command OF the ci"'9e' ~
troit on the Asiatic station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
A CLERK VIOLENTLY INSANE.
AT BELLEVUE HE TELLS WHAT A BEAUTIFUL
PLACE HEAVEN Is.

AT BELLEVUE HE TELLS WHAT BEAUTIFUL
PLACE HEAVEN IS.
." homas Low. clerk. thirty-four years old. of NO
34S Third-ave.. taken TO Bellevue Hospital from
his home last evening, suffering from Insanity
He was placed in the insane pavilion For ten
years Low was clerk I'm the reception depart
ment OF the Mission OF the Immaculate Virgin. at
Fourth-st and Lafayette Place About month ago
he began TO act queerly and was sen. home 10 take
rest He became worse recently. and has fire.
quently said that dead and that Father
Drumgoole had had aim restored to life. Yesterday
afternoon he became violent and 1t took four men
to hold him Then he afraid that his sister
Mamie was trying to shoot him.
He could not be quieted. and his father, Charles
Low, sent TO the East Tweniy-second-st. station
and got the aid OF Policemen Rem and Cox. They
invited Low TO take ride. and putting him in car
riage. took him 10 Bellevue Hospital In the re-
cepuon-room OF the hospital he told what beau
uful place Hea zen was. and said that he had only
come 10 the earth 10 make short visit and TO en-
tighten the people regarding Paradise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
MARRIED.

'ATIIN.cARTER- On Wednesday September . Ises
IN 81 johns Church. It. John New brunswick Canada
y KEY John DE Sayres George Shafer Catin 81 Brook
"a, ~ J., 10 constance COoksOn Carter. OF 81 John
New Brunswick. Canada.
fAkMLf-P ARMLY-Thursiay. September g. az West
Minister Hotel city, boy Rev. :. ". Knpe Faeazar
rarmy TO Nina |. Parmly c.sughter Of the DR.
George w Parmly.
SECoR-FIsH-on September 2 the Church of st.
James the Loss. Scarsda.e y. y. hy the Rev. Francis
thase. assisted hy TO Rev. T.. G. Burr Chaurcey T.
Secor 10 Henrietta. daughter William n ana
Catherine II. Fish.
Won oETINGER- MEAD-on Friday. September 4. 1895
by tho Rev. 'haTl's J.. Thompson. D. D.. Miss Jenny
Fadss Won oetnger and Il -F. George WHITEHEAD Mead.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dcrsed with fun name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
ARMENIAN RIOTERS IN FRANCE.
EXTRACTION WILL PROBABLY BE REFUSED BY
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

Marseilles, Sept. 4.-Seventeen Armenian revolu-
onists who took part in the recent rioting in Con-
stantinople including Caro-, who threw the first
bomb at the Ottoman Bank. were landed at Mar
settles to-day. They will be detained in the ST.
Pierre Prison pending orders from the Government
regarding their disposal
The Turkish Government has made a demand
upon the French authorities for the extradition Of
the prisoners. but IL is not likely that II VIII be
granted. The refugees declare that they left Con
stantinople only upon receiving safe conducts out
of the country II is their desire 10 emigrate 10
the United States or some other foreign land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND DAYS FORECAST
Washington. Sept 4-The area of high pressure has
moved from Wisconsin 70 he s.. Lawrence Valley. The
second high has from north II Montana 10
wyoming trough II low pressure extends from Texas
to Manitoba. Rain has faan the Middle Gulf and the
Middle Atlantic coast. IN New England the Missouri
the Middle and Upper Mississippi valleys. Temperature
has fallen In the lower lake region Middle Atlantic States
and New England and In The Northwest has risen
slightly or remained nearly stationary elsewhere Show
ers may b" expected In tho Mississippi Ohio valleys
and the lake regions slowly rising temperature in the
Atlantic states and Lower Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05

Thirty years physician told me would coon
die OF consumption | troubled with constant
coughing. | commenced TO use Jayne's Expectorant
ana !, has never failed TO bring reef-(Rev) l. ~
WILLIAMS. Tarentum Allegheny Co. Pa, JAN 49,
1892
For headache. take Jayne's Painless sanativs
Pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
va TTTJUtTTN FROM ITALY YET.

Wanna Sent In response to inquiries made al
.,, prszilian Embassy to-day representative OF
the United Associated Presses was informed 'ha'
signor de MARITIME. a former Minister 10 bia~N,
,,horo the Italian Government has arranged 10 sehu
~ Rio de Janeiro 10 demand Satisfaction Vi '''7
-. ,oodo b,. italy will not be the bearer or an
h,,f will make further efforts TO erect
Me settlement Of the Italian claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
AUERJC4N FRUIT SOLD N LONDON.

London. Sept Five thousand half-cases Of CAL
ifornia fruit were sold at the Covent Garden Mar
ket to-day The consignment generally was In good
order and the average Of the price was two shi-
lings higher than the last sale although this adj
vance was mainly due to the scarcity OF frult IN
the market A lot OF Clairgean pears were includ"
en- the consignment but, as they small and
hard they fetched only IS. I'd. Peaches realized
Is I'd. 10 5s Cd: plums. Is 3D. and pears IS 3d. 10
<.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
rUrv UiNT THE TARIFF UNCLAIMED.

,roronto ont Sept 4.-The Dominion Mliers AS'
ISOLATION. In annual meeting mere mas paS''u
resolution expressing strong oppos''o" -.
- =. DO tarif. ON wheat and -four. and also TO
,,, with the United States In wheat ana
eo,r holding that such reciprocity would result IN
arca. loss and injury TO farmers ana millers Oh
Snada strong deputation Of members on ' tnr as
ISOLATION will go to Ottawa TO express '"'" ''" ~
,be Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05

Holldaysbirg. Penn. Sept 4-This community was
startled this morning by the intelligence nat the Key
r + Reeser pastor Of the Lutheran Church ana
r,bn n Love A weli-knOwn merchant had been
drowned last night in the Junata River. I'VE niles
below this city The bodies were found in shalo"
water this morning. From particulars received IL Is
shown that the drowning Of the TWO men was an acc-
dent Mr. Rceser graduate at Nittenberg COZ
lege Springfield OHIO and stood high in the councils
81 his church lie was ifty-One years Ola. MI Love
Was sixty-one years old and was prosperous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
PERCY GAJNTS SERIOUS SICKNESS

II IS reported that Percy Gaunt, the orchestra
leader OF Hoyt's Theatre is dying from consump-
tion. Paenvile. in the Catskills He has been
sick for wear but he has been spending
the summer in he Catskils and up to a few days
ago it thought that he was improving in
health Mr.. Gaunt has been musical director OF
one another Of Mr. Hoyt's attractions for the
last ten years and he has been at Hoyts Theatre
ever since IL has been under its present manage
ment. He composed the music for many OF the
songs used in Mr.. Hoyt's farces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
THE VIRGIN or GUADALUPE.

City of Mexico. Sept. 1.-The question of the
reality of the appariton Of the Virgin Of Guada-
lupe is ben,- fierce,y discussed. In consequence
Of his expressed disbelief Eduardo Sanchez
Camacho Bishop Of Tamaulipas. has been forced
TO resign; but Catholics in his State are largely sup
nortinr him The Vatican has been telegraphcd to
regarding the matter. II is feared that the con
sequences Of the division in the 'hurch may De
Grin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
AMHERST PHYSICAL TRAINING STAFF

Amherst, Mass. Sept (SpeclaD.-Changes are
are announced in the Department of Physical
Training and Hygiene at Amherst College. Dr..
II. II. Seelyc. colles physician. has resigned his
place "a assistant In that department. Dr. Ed
ward Hitchcock has recently been appointed head
Of the department; He will no longer attend
personally 10 the regular gymnastc work but
will have charge OF the anthropometrical sta lis
tics. Or. 2. 9. Phillips. of the class of S. and
now in charge of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Training School at Chicago will take Dr.
SeelLe-a nlAnn a lssIsflnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05

Pennsylvania Railroad announces that commencing
September 8 Long Branch and Point Pleasant trains.
leaving New-fo-k at $3.50 a and $40 D. M, week.
days. 20 p m. Saturdays and SIS a. m. Sundays. and
trans trans leaving Toms River az 25s p. weekdays
Point Pleasant 6:lO a. m Mondays. s:45 D. m Sundays
VIII be discontinued. and the $50 a m train from
Point Pleasant will make It's last trip Tuesday sh.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
uJvrPS DROWNED N FLOODS.

Los Angeles. Cal. Sept Stories OF disastrous
al E, piru CANYON north OF here. continue TO come
in and the latest account puts the loss o. NE at '"ee
4 miner named Maxey Is the last OF those known 10
nave been washed TO death by the great wall Oh ""'''
-, sr.,,. dawn tho canyon carrying everything
tofora e. II struck Maxey and carried him aiong
,,,ne boulders and trees ground the man into rag
nrnfs and only his head, attached 10 one OF ms
ps,.,,tiers Ivas recovered Two other campers We're
eaYrbf In the canyon and nothing has snce been
beard Of them. They doubt shared the ia'e Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
,,<.ur N THE U4T4N/AS PROV INCE.

Havana Sept. A report has been received mere
nav INNING ~,1 fight in the Matanzas Province. near
Of ,rre between Spanish force under Colonel
suer and band Of rebels gndeT O Uaerr ,n werc
teen OF '' T-bn STANDARDS lost two prWa'es Hll'u
and one ana 9rss prSa p8nr Of war
f5enlsHo - cahana fortress to-day, ana -iHaS'aSo
shot al sli ne u,ilI he executed Tomorrow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
oDnrp N THE TURKISH EMPIRE.

Washington Sept 4-The Turkish Legation re-
oat.a1 Under Yesterdays date. the following from
the Sublime Porte; 49, ,,.
THE Imperial authorities handed TO the Govern
mon, attorneys all documents In connection VII"
The criminal acts of both CHRISTIANS anu :"
mans The Armenian Anafchls's ''ie"
-, .,s,i,e through Galata. one officer ana
o"f fsw Soldiers we're killed. Since then howtVer no
~ ri,atroI acts were committed. ana Oruer
lurtnti e. .he cauital and provinces Of the EN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
ryfN4 DISPOSED TO YIELD.

ro,dcn Sept. A dispatch to the Central News
.ror, shanghai says that the Government at fekine
IS disposed to agree to the conditions proposed Ds
ord salisbury that in exchange FOR the orcaSs
o. ahnl,t0n of transit dues and permit Tree ""'e
,,i,bfn the Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
DpryFrS HAS NOT ESCAPED.

PARIS Sept Am response 10 HquiIi'S
BY the report that Captain Al"'i. ~ 80 -,
~ -, ,1ergo,rq confinement in fortress In
- Guiana under conviction for having sou
covornmon, secrets to a foreign Government, has
nede his escape the Colonial once mas Itccnt ;
III iiSnafch from the Governor OF french 'sllfl.
ling. There is no change in the poSluon u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
A STEAMER SUNK OFF FINISTERRE.

london Sept. 4.-The British. steamer Ravens
heugh from Alexandria for Hull, came into col
lison off Finisterre yesterday with the steamer
Fusivarna from Antwerp for Leghorn, sinking the
latter almost Immediately. No lives were lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY.

For New England generally fair followed by incr.as
Ing coudiness and probably showers Saturday night and
sunday; southeastery winds slightly warmer IN the In.
tarlor
For ihe District Of Columbia. Eastern New-York East
efn Pennsyigans. New-Jersey. Delaware and Maryland
Saturday followed by showers in the after
noon; eastery winds. slightly IN the Interior
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New Yor,
fair saturday morning followed by showers In after
fresh D brisk eas'erly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
ur,c,,v STEAMER SERVICE To CANADA.

London. Sept 4Arransemen's naHg 0[ %o no
''o'''V '',,...cn the Belgian Steamship 'ohpanS
'n1 the canadian Government Tor S'''' ''o,,,a
ana ,'' -, Antwerp and Cologne and 'an" a.
vice bei%een nmer Gfeta IIolme viii Omen me
le ns sailing from Antwerp on from each
herr rhc steamers VIII 81" '"'
DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
og,,JppJyE REBELS STAND FIRM

Madrid Sept 4ocsi dispatches 70 from , mslra
Thai the large force OF reDes-v' :" s.,,
u5Ich have concentrated IN the Ve''s'
main in that position. the spans" ''''''
mo- moi vet arrived at Mania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
Az HONOR FOR 10 FTNG LUH.

London, Sept 4-"The Gazette" announces tho
appointment OF 10 Fling Luh. secretary to Ii
Hung Chang the Chinese Special Ambassador now
in the United States. Honorary Knight Com
mander of the new Victorian order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
TUr pPTSIDENT VISITS UR. OLNEl.

Buzzard's Bay. Mas. Sept THE President went
10 Falmouth to-day. and in company win secretary
olnev spent the day fishing in Of the ponds there
The Oneida saiIed this morning Tor QuSs'''' ie'"ih-
Ing with the President this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
DIED From HEART TiIIIHE.

Patrick Gornley. for,y-aye years Cd. Of 30 247
las Thr;ieih-st died suddenly from heari failure
tsterday me wharf East Thriy-hrsi-st He
hs formerly Assistant Chief OF the Fire Depart
ynt bu, resigned rec-n - after being injured a
HTe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
acAIL IAMILToN.so Will FILED

Salem. Mass. Sept. THE will OF Mary Abigail
hodge cGan Hamilton was fled for probate to-
by. II contained no public requests The VIII Is
ated January o. 1885, and the executors are j. J..
sowen and Hannah A. Dodge. The property IL be
queathed TO Hannah A. Dodge during her life, and
At her death Is 10 be divided among the ncphcws
nieceS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
5uerial 4 otlfes

Mrs NcElrnth's homemade preserves, Je.lies. pick
&C. put up glass Orders received 1913 Degraws,.,
Brooklyn, y \.
Fall styles in Gsntienens Hats. just introduced BY
ESPE\StHEID lis Nassau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05

worsaw Sept. 4-The physicians in attendance
,o,er,l Count Won Schouvaoh' Governor OF
Jrars.v who was YESTERDAY repor'ea 10 zoe ia
49, condition. having suHtrcd Il" "'0''' Wv
crl,ica' s,.ta mat he is out OF danger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
POsfOmcc Notice.

Foreign mails FOR the week ending September will close
(promptly In all cases) This Office as follows
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sATURDAY-At a. N. for France. switzerland Italy
spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt and British India. per
.La Bourgogne. Via HaNre: at a. m. for Ger
,nanv ienmark sweden Norway (chrstiania) and Rus
.is rer Saae via Bremen Oetters for other parts
OF Europe viz Cterbourg must be directed per saae)
m ~ Netherlands direct. : Amsterdam
~, Rotterdam 0e,;ers be directed per Amster-
dam. al . a. m. Complementary 10 a. M for
I.ur,re Der .EtrJria Via tluee nstOwn. al 10 a.
~ Scotland direct per =. city OF Rome. Via G.as-
gov Getters mast De directed per CAY ot Rome J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05

.p-tnts6 matter etc.-Gefman steamers sailing Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays take printed matter ETC.
90 Germany and specially addressed printed matter etc.
~ Tier narts ~ Europe White Star steamers on
Wednesday take specially addressed printed matter etc.
t-,rcra Saturday take printed
natter etc for Britain and Ireland and specially
1f-essad rrnted etc. for other parts OF Europe
,erican and French line steamers take printed matter
FOR all countries for which they are advertised 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-05
THE NATIONAL DENOCRACY.
THE DEMOCRACY OF THE FUTURE

THE DEMOCRACY OF THE FUTURE.
From The Philadelphia Times.
The Irdianapolis Convention will be recognized
nd n vii be The only Democracy known in the
future conflicts Of ;he potlcal p"T"es oi '"'S cum
try
THE CLASS WHO WILL SUI PORT IT.
From The Baltimore Sun
eD who MeKne JFc snG d
pubcanism and to whom the thlcas9 pl'',urnm -
no ,es1 bv Whch they can their real sentiments
while aiding in the Ieieat oI an s.,' Democracv
A PATRIOTIC REVOLT.
Fr6r The Hartford Courant.
1t is conscien2gs 5on ha
Is a patriotic revolt 1t is an Impressive re'o"
4 TICKET OF HIGH CHARACTER.
r, ,,cLet nominated IL OF such high character
MT II will com nand uni'eiS" ''SP
PATRIOTIC INTENTION.
from The Utica Herald ,-.r
Tho sound-money Democrats urh'l VII lie
heavily from the Pop3fr' oSnrwi4 he might fan
- sef This IS the belief of the tbe need
IIUDdisnapoiis whether mistaken or MOI '"e '''''
~ patriotic intention Is theirs.
>.or To DRAW VOTES FROM MKINLEY
From The Providence Journal linz.
is L.
80 nreven Democrats who can make up ,h,ir nli'
10 4, from voting for Mckinley, ana mus
Rrvan and mis- associates the more ''i'' ''
STRONG TICKET
Fran The Boston Herald
=, dominating Senator Palmer. OF innp's. ~" s
larai Ruckner Of Kentucky. as rs candiua.eS 10 10
T,.nsident and Vice President itspt',tN IN
i6ianapolis Convention has put STRONG "'" "
the field.
TT WILL BREAK THE SOLID SOUTH.
! rrono Tfe Norwich Bulletin. -
rho action Of the great Democratic leaue. Is
ha regarded a. promotive OF fepup','"
II Nill break the solid South
ITS CHIEF ADVANTAGE
r-oro The Worcester Telegram. d.,
,rhn chief advantage OF the lndianalo l.Atiins
- a. any advantage in II. VIII DE III &C., 10 =,
'd none Democrats 20 tax" the stump
Bryan
,,,-tNrry.s ELECTION MADE CEklNl"'
,,.o,o The Cincinnati CONGRATULATIONS. g.
rho nomination Of third ticket NY ~, r,en III the
,o.s to The best thought ana th' "a tncitabIe The
pe,nocratic party. makes certain AZ" Hi..at;inlev
/ overwhelming election OF W H'"'"
A FORMIDABLE GATHhh'>'
From The Washington Post I'll, f., mus, be
M the INDIANAPOLIS Convention l'r 'e an assem-
aid that II was a formidable ga sion upon
rp.re Of character that made An my
: the countrS