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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10
rHr New srEAMER RurH.
A Pleasant Diversion On The River
Yesterday.

A Pleasant Diversion On The River
Yesterday.
The whistle of the o. X. x n. Cos
new steamer "Ruth" was heard yes
terday about 3:l5 o'clock, and imme-
diately the trend of travel was to-
ward the dock, for arrangements had
been made TO give Salem business men
and their famlliesa short excursion.
The boat was at the dock about an
hour, and during that time several
hundred people inspected the new
steamer, receiving the most courteous
treatment from the officers. The
"Ruth" Is "sister" boat TO the FL
more, there being but little differ
ence between the two. She Is 161 feet
in length, 81 feet beam, has 5-fOOt
depth Of hold. Her motive power Is
two hlgh-pressure engines each Of II
inch bore and 7-foOt piston. Her
boiler is steel and Is allowed TO stand
a pressure OF 40 pounds Of steam.
She draws, unloaded, - inches Of wa
ter. The officers are: Master, Capt.
Geo. Raabe pilot Miles Bell: purser,
Frank Gilbert. once of Salem: chief
engineer VIM. Maher; steward. Mr.;
Tony; Isl officer, Henry Senns;
watchman, Clyde Raabe. The officers
Of the company, who accompany the
boat on this trip, are W. II. lIurlburt
general passenger agent; Capt. +. } d.
Rathbone, superintendent Of water
II les; G.. r. Oyerbaugh, travelling pas
senger agent; and j. II. O'Neil the
travelling freight agent.
Parsons orchestra, from Portland, |
occ lplcd the luxurious little forward |
cabin, and their excellent music was
a very enjoyable feature Of the excur-
sion Ia which over 2OO people partici-
pated. Just before reaching the dock
on the return Geo. s. Downing called
the merry excurslOnists 10 order, and
Mr. Breymen proposed that thanks be
rendered the q. II. x y. Co. and its
officers for their hospitality and cour-
tesy, and to the band for the excellent
music rendered. AZ 9 p. m. the boat
left for Corvallis aud other up-rlver
points. The people OF Corvallis were
given fine ride this forenoon to Al
bany and return. At Albany the cit !
liens were taken aboard and to Cor
wallis. After short stay there the
Ruth" started on her return for Al
bany and Salem, and will reach this
city this evening,
On her trip yesterday the steamer
carried about so tons OF freight, and a
few passengers. The start from Port
land was made at sos a. M, but the
being new, very fast time ;
'0uld not be made.
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condsnssd Testimony.

Shas' u. Hood, Broker aud Manufacturer :
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, eertihes ,hat ID,
Kings New Discovery has no equal as
Cough remedy, ID. Brown, Prop Of 81
ames Hotel, r. Wayue, Ind, tes,shes thai
ne Was cured OF Cough Of two years stand
ing eaneed by la Grippe, BY DR.. Kings New
Discovery. u. +. Merrill. Baldwinsville
Mas, says thai he has used and reecomenI, nj
and never knew Il TO hil and would Ta,hs,
nave than any doctor, because Il slwav
sstea' Mt liemning aas 4. aSth N
Sh'eago, always Keeps Il At hand ana has nn
,sar OF Group, because Il instantly relieves
is hfee I''al Hotties a, Fred A. Leggs Dmc
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For BURGLARY.-The five boys
who were arrested at Stayton last
Wednesday for burglarizing the store
OF l.. B. BalSley on November 24th,
were given a preliminary hearing
Thursday, before Justice G.. w.
Powell Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
a. O. Condit appeared for the state,
and j. Queener for defendants.
Andrew Henllne and Otto Burson
were held in the sum of 500 each to
await action Of the grand jury, and
the other three, John Bailey and
David and Wesley Bass, were dis
charged. Their ages range from l5 to
20 years.
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THE HOMES. The Oregonian rc
porter says: "The reasons for the in
crease from levy of mills last year
to 4,S mills this are the long list of
homes included in the appropriations,
that were made after the levy last
year, and the appropriations for state
institutions outside Of the necessary
expenses" The appropriations for
orphans homes and homes for fallen
women, are the same rs they have
been for years past, are less in Oregon
than In almost any state in the Union.
AS yet no humane way has been found
to get rid of supporting these unror-
tunatcs.
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A Very Desirable Calendar.

Calendars Of all kinds and size.
herald the coming year. Many are e
be had for the asking-many without
asking 10 them as TO other things
the rule might be applied to that
what costs nothing Is worth about
what IL costs. The calendar we
always welcome has just reached us.
We referred 90 the one published by
~ w. Aver X Son, newspaper adver.
tising agents, Philadelphia. This
issue seems Of possible even better
than It's predecessors. Handsome
enough for the library, and yet care
fully adapted for everyday use, IL Is
naturally a great fayorite. The firms
well-known motto, keeping Ever
lastingly at II brings Success" an
pears this year In new and very at.
tactlye form. The daily presence OF
this inspiring motto Is worth far more
than the price Of any calendar. The
date figures are 81 large and clear that
they can easily he seen across the room.
The reading matter on the flaps will
also possess interest 10 the progressive.
Those who have used this calendar In
other years viii not be surprised to
learn that the demand for Il is con.
stantly Increasing. Once introduced
II becomes Il welcome friend. Its
price GA cents, includes delivery, IN
perfect condition, postage paid, TO
any address.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

lineage Jan, Io.-Wheat, cash SIC
May 500.
New York. Jan, Io'-Silver, 66Hc; lea d
$3.50,
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
! San Francisco, Jan Io-Whent, Los
Wool Oregon, choice, ia toe; inferior,
GSc, valley, qCate
/ liopS-Quotable at s0r7c.
Potatoes--as to Joe per sack
! Oats--Mlling, 6S(G 52L.
| PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, 4 Jan. Io,-Wheat valley, 60
Walla Walla, IS. D
Flour--Porland sa.6o; Benton county
90; graham, s2,2o; superfne. 50 per bbl.
Oats White, 22(a 24c; grey, 2o(B2ITolled
bags S4'aS@S.2s, barrels, $50 700
cases 3,7S.
Potatoes. New Oregon, 2sCa toc per sack
may; Good, SGSSo per ton.
Wool Valley, lie; Eastern Oregon, 7(aoc.
Miilstuils Bran, SII.So(GI2; shorts, SIa(a
iS;ehop iced, IaaIS per ton; rye. 7sc per c.
Hides green, Salted 90 lbs 4(d4I.e; under
90 los 3g6ci sheep Pelts, Io(a 7oc.
HoPs' Oregon, to &c, according to quail.
Butter Oregon fancy creamery, asaa7L;
aney dairy, ao(a 2a1S; fair to good, I5laI7H;
common, Ioc. ~"
Cheese Oregon full cream, oH(aIoc.
ISe per doz.
Poultry. Chickens, 81. SOFAS 90 Der doz ..
ducks 81. oo(a4.S so; geese, s6.oo(9 zoo, nr.
Keys, GA lie; dressed. Io(aI2c.
Beet TopsteeIs, 21S(a2 Csc per lb; fair
S'i1 20 goo1 steers, a1sCga 5'Sei cows, 21.9a1,e;
Mutton. Best beef, a.oo(aa De. oboi..
ewes, ISo(G2 90; dressed, &C.
Hogs Choice. heavy, S2 oola, 40. EoL,
and eeders; 81 IS; dressed, 4iIc Der In 's"'
per ID. '' '@'s'' S%4e
-, SALEM MARKET.
Whea' 44e per bu., market frmer.
Oats ,I7c.
50 So, '''O'' ""o'hy' 4
Flour, In Wholesale lots ,so. ,.,.u
? Soi bran, bulk 600; aae[sS' Ian.
Isv' !, ,oo "'O0sia'oo; chop feed, Ia.oo(S
Neal--DTessed, a..
Hogs. Dressed. az.
lave Cattle. I2.@2L.
Sneep. Live, 400.
Wool, Best, I2Isc.
hops. Best, 4(aSe.
Eggs. Cash. iSe.
Butter Bes, dairy, I21SGIse: fancy
Teamey, Is@aoc. '~nSy
Cheese, io6IaLe.
Ici shoulders, &c. W ""'hs'
Potatoes. .aSc per bu.
Onions, &c.
Apples. .ssa4oc.
~ 55oulIy n, Hens, Sei Toesters. :I.So per do.
~ n0' wanted ducks, =. .SOa j.oo per doS. I
i'NeyS' live 7ei eggs Ia1I cents cash. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

Payment of G. A, Cogswell. 1000 90
Public printing, binding. 1,99S Ol
Salaries of supreme judges. "a ~
Oregon soldiers home ... 1.5l1 10
Election supplies. ........ 654 AZ
State board of horticultural 273 40
Oregon Reform school. .. "a 81
Deaf mute school ........ so "a
Cottage dining hall, asylum 133 %
Uniform school blanks. go. 10 "
Teachers blind school. .. 80
Land for blind school. ...... 18 81
Conveying convicts. ANN. l5l So
Conveying insane. ... 23l 90
Wood for state penitentiary 10 Al
State treasurer's Office. 1000 OO
Payment Of Lutte Savage. 80 40
Paymentof Mrs. C.D.Snyder 80 10
Payment TO Brown and
Smith. Observation-Disclosures. III %
Payment tOJ. +. Babcock
estate. e................... OO
Total 1896. 731 ~
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BOUNDARY CHANGED. County
school Superintendent Graham has
changed the boundaries OF school
district No. q, to include Morning.
side addition TO Salem, pursuant to a
petition ON file In his ofilce.
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Gard.

On retiring from practice of den.
tlstry In Salem | wish to express many
thanks to my friends and clientele for
the very liberal patronage enjoyed.
For future dental operations | am
pleased to refer them to my worthy
friend, DR.. c. IL, Mack, who will con-
tlnue practice at the same office
lold white Corner, DR. Mack hav-
ing been associated with me, | know
hlm to be extremely well skilled in
any and every branch of dental prac-
tlce and very nice and worthy gem
tleman. | beSpeak for him a very
liberal patronage.
j. NJ. KEENE, ID. ID. =.
SALEM, Dee. 2S, 1895. l3IOt
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uNITY ENTERrANMENT.

A splendid program is prepared for
the entertainment at the Unity
church tonight. IL will be followed
by a social dance In Claiming Hall,
the Elite orchestra furnishing the
music.
Miss Annie Anderson has been en-
gagged 10 teach the public school at
Aumsvllle.
Miss Margaret Nudge returned 10
Chemawa today, after a short stay in
Salem, the guest OF Mrs. f. A. Baker
Miss Marguerite Anderson came
down from Albany today.
Miss Marie Cundin. Of Corvallis, Is
In the city.
Mrs. Lille Lindsay went to Albany
today
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PERSONAL.


I j. G.. Walton went to IIalsey today
j. McCrow was Turner visitor to-
day.
Geo. d. Goodhue was in Turner to.
day.
w Il. Bilyeu returned to Albany
today.
Thomas Holman went to Albany
today.
Ed IIerren returned today from Eu-
gene.
Prof. Il. NJ. Parvin came home from
Albany today.
Mckinley Mitchell returned to Ger
yais this afternoon.
l.. G. Young came home from Al
bany this afternoon.
ID. Il. Swank returned to his home
in AWnsyille this morning.
Mr. VI. a. Bentley today sent his
people in Ohio photo Of his ten
little grandchildren. all taken in one
group.
ID. II. Wcyant has returned from
WedgewoOd, Iowa. where he has
been for two months past
f.. Blown Sam'l. Lawrence and
David GratiOt passed through Salem |
To Eugene today 10 attend the Y. VI. |
Z. \. conference there rs represen-
tatiyes from Chemawa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

BUSINESS GRANGE. .Wm. Smith
has bought out his partner Jo.
-Schlndler, In the State street black.
smith shop, and will hereafter con.
duct the business alone. James Ross
takes charge OF one Of the fires, and
looks natural az his old occupation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

HoRsE DEAD.-R. II. Ryan, who
has had several teams at work hauling
machinery into the Quartzyllle mines,
had the misfortune 10 lose n valuable
horse there yesterday. Collie did the
work. Louis Riesener who was In
charge, returned 10 Salem today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

Hoard oF CHARITY. rhecity board
OF charity viii meet In regular session
at the office OF Cty Recorder Edes nj
1880 o'clock this evening. A full al.
tendance Of members Is desired.
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SOCIETY CHRONICLE.
l. zeal News Of Social and Fraternal
Events.

WHltI GANlts
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcguire enter
taincd number OF friends at theil
no ne. corner 10Th and State streets
last night in an exceedingly enjoyable
manner. The ever-pleasant game OF
whist was INDUCED in and the guests
were invited TO partake OF an elegant
lunch, which received the appreciation
IL merited. Those enjoying Mr.. and
Mrs. Maguire's kind hospitality were:
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Craven, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID.
Rennie, Mrs. Il. Il. Sloper, Mrs. n. j..
Judah, Miss Lola Fluke, OF Independ-
ence, Misses Jo and frankie Chase,
Mllie Craven, Mr.. Robert Mcguire,
Louie Craven, Story Chase and Orval
Price.
A very pleasant party was given
Thursday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Wizards on Asylum
avenue in honor Of Misses Ida and
Enda Hubbard, OF Monmouth. The
evening was spent In games and other
amusements, after which refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. willard Misses
Ida and Enda Hubbard, Pearl Baker,
Carrie Mclntire, LOtta Sherman,
Nellie Brown, Ruby Epler and Ida
Basey; Messrs. Lon Trultt, Leslie and
Roma Hunter, Homer Wait, Chas.
Townsend, Joe Basey, Ed. Brown,
Claude Johnson and A. j. Basey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

Eyangelistic service at the Congre-
gational church this evening at 1880
p. IN. Everybody invited and made
welcome.
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Ba,hsi Ra.hsi Ba,As,

go to the porcelain baths, six baths
torsl' Childnn's haircutting, under
" years of age,l5 cents.
l-'lm j, G, MUS, Prop.
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THE BIG POULTRY sHow.

Program completed-5oo Fine Fowls on
Exhibition-A Fine Program and Lots
of Fun.
On next Saturday, the 11th of Janu-
airy, the poultrymen of Marion county
will hold thelrbig exhibition.
/ McElroy's band will parade between
IL and / O'Clock, and the doors of
Armory Hall will be opened promptly
at / O'Clock to the public.
! The admission will be 10 cents to all
except children eight years and under,
who will be admitted free. The exhi-
bition will be very fine--the best ever
held in Salem, and the admittance
only being 10 cents, everybody in
Salem and the surrounding country
should attend
They will be highly entertained
with the finest and largest poultry
exhibit ever seen in Salem. Music,
speaking and fun galore! The enter
tertainment for the evening will
commence promptly at 8 o'clock, and
will be as follows:
Short address of welcome-E. Hofer.
Growing match-Open TO the world.
Entries so far-the three newspaper
editors of Salem.
The following excellent musical
program will be rendered:
MUSICAL PROGRAM M'ELRoY's BAND.
March. Honeymoon" ...... Wiegand
Overture. "StrathmOre' 80. Bennett
lntermeZzO. Loves Dream After
the BALI. "...........C .CZibulka
Russian Mazurka, La Czarine. Came
Baritone solo, Peerless" .Southwell
Mr.. G. G.. Gray.
Caprice. Magic Chimes. Herman
ldyll, THE Mill in the Forest.
49, .......................... Eilenberg
Malta' wang ...............M Morse
March, king Cotton. .Sousa
W. E. McElroy. y..........C Conductor
Come everybody, see the fowls and
laugh.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

h..,;s nave 5000 to loan in one sum or any
S.Ia SIeonai part not less than 5000 To lo,n in
with particulars, S
,sS,> J. II. HAwLEY,
wa S'AFk street, Portland, q,
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The Salem
Woo1en Mills Store,

The clothing busi>
ness in Salem during
the past year has. in
a general way, had its
rough sailing. But the
Woolen Mills Store
has stood like Cibral>
ter and sold the most
and best goods. It's
homemade and all
wool goods, coupled
with square dealing,
has done that busi>
ness. and the intentionI
OF the managers is to
put in a large stock the
coming season at
that will corres>I
pond with small in>li
comes. and at thell
same time the stand
'rd Of these popular
goods will be fullyI |
Iept up and its many = =
t'iends and patrons {
an rely In the future
N getting reliablelso,
'oods' the same as in :
ne past
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

;Son1tion powders, liniments, heal
,ng lotions and ointments, bliste1ine oint.
@snts' purgative pills and collie medicines al
cGnSeIJn yn nand-as cheap as elsewhere.
w. c. MITCHELL.
"" N0"sge' toronto
Othcs and Despensary at Red Front Iive,v
stable, Salem, Oregon. '' --''S''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

LOCKWOOD MEssENGER SYSTEM
No. 2ss Commercial street Mounted
mes>engers promptly answer your
calls. Ring up the blue hoxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10
J. H. HAAS,
MATCHMAKER Ann

MATCHMAKER AND JEwELER.
r, Makes specially Of 6ne rsDair wo-L
' CLOCKS etc. aIS c0masrcial S,T~et %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10
Items of State Expenses for
the Year 1896.
BASIS OF THE TAX LEVY,
For All the Different Departments
of State.

Following is detailed statement Of
the expense to which the state Of Ore
gon will be subjected for the year 1895,
and of the items Of deficiencies, pay
ment of which has been authorized by
law, of the total revenue TO be raised
by taxation therefor, computed, and
declared by the governor, the Secrc-
tary of state and the state treasurer
Of the state Of Oregon. acting Jointly:
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Bargains I! Bargains

A&-inch all-wool boucles, 55c Der yard
50. MAIDS k-lc - ,s,,,s'i
wonderful values In all kinds of
dress GOODS.
$40 mems suits. NOW Az M
Bows snits All redncci :i,s, . W w
suit. p"
Ladies' $40 macklntoshes. now a.
Cheaper ones an reduced.
Mems aud boys macklntoshes and
osercoais ~ bargain prices.
tut prices on all heavy underwear
nliOES All solid shoes, full and
coarse, sl.5O pair aud up for ladies
aud gentlemen. Childnen's all solid
siioes, y u pair and MP. Elegant
values for $3.50 and A. a pair.
WILLIS BROS. 4 90.
CURT and Liberty street.
The Cash Dry Goods. Cloihing and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in groceries, paints. oils,
window glass, varnishes. and
the most complete stoce of
brushes Of all kinds in the
state. Artists materials. lime.
hair !, cement and shingles. and
finest quality Of grass seeds.
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Like Hot Cakes.

nave Just received fine line of
imported worSted that | will make
up at hard time prices. They>are the
hrSt grade goods and you will DO well
10 inspect them as. they will 90
like hot cakes.
CHAs. III. LANE,
- '' The Tailor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TWO furnished rooms for rent, enquire at
Mrs. G. w. Smith, IS Marion street.
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To Arms to Arms.
Another War,

5o.ooO men. women and Children wanted to
buy the stock Of furniture, carpets. mattings,
etc, Of J. A. Rotan for the next 90 days at
cost or less. TO make room for spring goods.
mean what say, am also going to add a
large line Of wall paper and moulding to my
stock !. A. ROTAN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

PAPERS.-Portland, Sacramento, Seattle,
Tacoma and San francisco papers on sale at
Hoprs Postoffice block.
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THE MARKETS.

Chicago Jan. Io.--wheat, cash s7e.;
May 500.
New York, Jan. Io'-Silver, 66Hc; lea d,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-01-10

an Commercial ST., Salem Or.
- suits SIS upwards. PantsS upwards ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
The Dry-GooIs Market.

NEW YORK. May 26-The Journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletin. ln
its weekly review of the dry-goods mar
ket. says:
The dry-gocds market has passed
through another quiet week IN all depart
ments. so far as business I'm a regular
way has been concerned. The attendance
OF buyers has been moderate and orders
by mail have been pretty well confined
TO catering for immediate requirements
only. Southern markets have furnished
the chief contingent Of visiting buyers.
but their operations have been regulated
10 a considerable extent by the wish Of
buyers % make purchases on easy terms.
and they displayed no spirit in providing
for future require nents az regular prices.
There seems 20 De a fairly general dispO-
sition 20 regard the present political
mauoeuvring for presidential nomination
as restrictive influence over business,
which may continue 10 exercise its power
am after the 81. Louis convention, at
least. awaiting disposition. which. in cot
ton goods IS Intensified by the lately-de-
veloped weakness in the market for raw
cotton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-27
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS.
fhsy Elect Delegates 10 the State Con.
VentiOl al Peoria.
PLATFORM DEMANDS FREE silver
A considerable Number Of sound
Money Men, However. Amops the
peieS"teS-rhe Convention for
Aitgeld Tbroughout.

CHICAGO. May S-The Cook cour,v
Democratic Convention TO elect delegates
to the State convention was called 70
order IN the west Twelfth-strest turner
hall shortly before noon to-day. The
gathering. while large, was confined al
most exclusively TO the supportsrs ~ ,,..
silver the "honest-money'' Democrats re-
fusing to vote for delegates to the con-
vention at yesterdays primaries.
Ihe platform. adopted almost unani-
mously, there being less than a dozen
votes IN the negative. declares In favor
Oh the Immediate repeal Of all that Re-
publican. unpatriotic and revolutionary
legislation OF 1873. demonetizIng silver
ana demands the immediate restoration
OF the blmetallic system, and the free
ana unlimited coinage Of both gold and
silver without waiting for any other ma
tion.
On the above platform Ss2 delegates 70
the State convention, az Peoria. were
then elected. and Il resolution was intro
duced instructing them TO select A
Strude as their chairman.
Among the delegates elected are a con-
siderable number OF honest money Demo-
Gratis Should they fail to attend AT
Peoria. alternates have been provided 10
take their places.
The convention adjourned without pasx-
ing instructions for Governor Altgeld. II
belng considered unnecessary. as the con-
Nenuon, from first 70 last was for Ait
geld. and for him alone.