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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

given his whole attention TO the delegates
for several weeks.
The platform warmly endorses the az
ministrstion Of Grover Cleveland, reite-
rates the party's position on the taihi'
and thus declares on the money ques-
tiOn:
I'VE are unqualifedly in favor OF the
present gold-standard OF value. We favor
the use of both gold and silver as money.
and believe our government should
coin and keep I'm circulation. as part
of the circulating medium, as large an
amount OF silver as can be employed with
out destroying or threatening 20 de-
stroy the existing parity Of value be-
tween the unit in gold ard the unit In
silver. We oppose the free coinage of
silver by our government at the ratio Of
Is 10 !. without cooperation on the part
Of other commercial nations Of the
world"
The dclegatos-at-large are as follows:
T. B Winston. Minneapolis. Daniel W.
Lawler st. Paul; Logan Breckenridge,
Rochester; c. r. Baxter. Fergus Falls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

sons wishing 10 visit Cobb's. that noted
island of the Atlantic Ocean. next Satur-
day evening Round trip 81 by rail and
water. or boy steamer PocahOntas from
Richmond. Leave Broad-stroet station at
2.3O =. NJ. and Old Point next morning
on P0cahontas at 3 o'clock. or take the
steamer Pocahontas az Richmond dock at
10 O'Clock Saturday night. and return TO
Richmond 4.3o o'clock Monday morning.
Those going by rail can reach Richmond
about 915 Sunday night. This is a rare
opportunity for "a real ocean outing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
WAS A TIDAL WAVE.
Kany Changes Will Result from the
Councils Caucus Last Night.
DAVIS. RUsKELL, AND wALFORD.
They Secured Three Of the Best
PIums-Mr. Haucock, HarbOr Mas
of the Common Council.

The mighty hand Of the Democratic
League for Good Government was felt
tremendously in the Council caucus last
night The result was a shaking UP in
many directions.
The old officers dropped by the caucus
are Superintendent Richard W. Carter. OF
the city Almshouse; Delinqucnt-Tax-Col-
lector John \ Meanley. sergeant-at-
Arms r. r. Ralston. Plumbing-lnspector
Landers. and many others holding places
not quite so prominent
While It was a harmonious caucus on
the whole, there were many stormy and
interesting scenes. and lt was frequently
almost impossible 10 maintain order.
While II was true that no concert OF
action had been INDUCED in on the part
Of the Good Government people regarding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
Wesleyan Female Institute Char
tered,

STAUNTON. VA. June 1l.-(Spcclal)-
To-day the Hastings Court chartered q
new corporation. a joint stock company.
under the style Of "The Wesleyan Fe-
male Institute" Upton Fishburn, OF
Roanoke. is president. and G. r.. Caldwell.
and Rev. H. p. Hamill. of Staunton. are
respectively vice-president and treasurer.
These. with Robert Magrller OF Baltl-
more. and Isaac y. Canton. OF Washing
ton. constitute the directory The new
company proposes to conduct the Wes-
leyan Female School which has been i'm
the hands Of receivers. The charter stip-
ulates that no obligations OF the
trustees of the other school are 10 be as
sumed. real estate Of not less than $4,000
nor more than $4,000 in value is 90 be
held, and the stock Is I'm shares of 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

AUGUSTA GA. june ia special 20
the Chronicle from Harlem says: Verdoy
and George Edmunds. Of Columbia coun-
~. living six miles, from Harlem were
brutally murdered last night at the home
of Edmunds. They We're both attacked
while asleep in bed, the murderer using a
large stick. with which was found i'm the
room. They were both horribly beaten m
the face No clue has yet been obtained
concerning the Identity Of the guilty
party, and the crime is wrapped in mys-
terry. Parties are out looking for the
murderer and, If found. he will un-
donbtelly be treated with lynchIng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
THE MINNESOTA DEMOCRACY.
Surprising Thing-Emphntic Decla-
rution for Gold standard.

ST. PAUL. MINI, June 1.-THE DEM
ocrats OF Minnesota did most unex-
pected thing to-day by declaring emphau-
cally for gold. when a count OF noses
last night seemed TO indicate that the de-
claratlon would be for free silver. The
Committee on Resolutions made two re-
ports-one declaring ior gold, and the
other for the free coinage OF silver at IL
10 |, the latter being the minority re-
port. The il2 delegates from Minneapo-
lis and the IS from Duluth voted solid
~ for silver. but. in spite OF this, the
gold men won by vote of 40 10 S23. The
victory was a signal one for National
Committeeman Michael Doran. who has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS CONFER.
Boom of Hand for Prcsident-stone
for Resolutions Committee.

ST. LOUIS. June 1.-THE Democratic
state Committee is holding a conference
here to-day. Governor Stone and Hon.
Richard =. Bland are in attendance. The
object of the meeting is TO map out a plan
for the holding of the meetings in ac-
cordance with the county district scheme.
The members Of the committee ndi-
viIualy are giving an impetus 10 the
boom.of ex-Congressman Bland for Presi-
dent. tand banquet and serenade will be
given TO that gentleman tonight. An ef-
fort is being made for the unanimous con-
sent OF the Missouri delegation TO the
Chicago convention TO have Senator Vest
place Bland i'm nomination for President.
and also 10 have Governor Stone placed
on the Committee on Resolutions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
spccIni Train, Every Monday Only,
from SfauntOn and Orange To
a..E, a

For the benefit Of those who wish 10
locate their families at the Summer
Homes between Staunton and Richmond,
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII. on
each Monday run a special train. leav-
ing Staunton jl5 \. NJ. Orange 7.l0 A.. NJ,
and intermediate stations al seasonable
hour, reaching Richmond 1910 a. NJ
On Saturdays only. No I. leaving Rich
mond 2lj u. ~. Will have q connection
from Gordonsvile 10 Orange. arriving
Orange 5.35 Z. NJ. This viii connect at
Orange with Southern local train north
hound
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

Excursion TO Old Point Saturday. June
18th; viii leave Richmond at 2.30 p. a..
arrive old Point 1890. Returning, leave
Old Point 10 p. NJ: arrive Richmond T.
midnight. Those preferrlng to remain
over Sunday can DO so on their tickets.
The charge Is only 81 round trip.
Supper win be served at the hotel for
- cents. The schedule OF this train Is
not Of the beaten path the 2:3O afternoon
departure being after business hours.
The ladies' charge assures its success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
Prominent wiImingtoninn Dead.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. June u.-Colonel
Edward d. Hall. a prominent citizen OF
Wilmington died this morning; aged 70
years. During the war he was at the
front part Of the time as colonel Of the
Forty-slxth North Carolina Infantry. In
lsl2 he was Democratic candidate for
Governor. and he was twice
elected Mayor OF this city. He was APP
pointed by President Cleveland inspector
OF customs. a position he held az the time
Of hL. lAlfh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June l1.-"There
is no change in the situation at st. Louis.
So far as it affects me-" said Speaker Reed
TO the Southern Associated Press tonight.
"Aly name viii be presented 10 the con-
vention."
Further Speaker Reed would not talk.
Among his friends however. the opinion
is freely expressed that Mr.. Manley was
panic-stricken by the action Of the Ma
tonal Committee in the Alabama contest
cases Mr.. Reed Is I'm direct communica-
tion with his friends In ST. Louis. and is
watchlng events with deep interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
The Weather.


l(ilR for Virginia: Fair weather; no
change in temperature; north.
| westerly winds.
North Carolina-Fair weather. westerly
winds.
The barometer has risen rapidly In the
Rocky Mountain districts and on ths
Eastern slope IL has remained abouu
stationary in the Southern States and fai-
len In the Lake region, New England,
and on the Northern Pacific coast. II IA
highest over Nebraska, and continues de-
cldedly low northeast OF New England.
II is slightly warmer east or the Mis-
slssippi and in the extreme Northwest.
but IS cooler from Minnesota Southward
10 Texas and southwestward over Colo
rado
The weather has been generally clear
east OF the Mississippi and Rocky Moun-
tain districts. butt local showers are re-
norted from Minnesota and thence SOUTH
ward 10 Texas. Showers continue In
Florida. and are reported tonight from
Maine.
Generally fair weather will continue
from New England and New York south
westward TO the East Gulf States. with
slight changes In temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

Chesapeake and Ohio fast 81 Sunday TX
curslon train to Old Point and Norfolk
appeals 10 ali; a cheap and delightful out
ing for little money. Fast train leaves
Richmond every Sunday morning at $50
o'clock returning, leave ola Point al z
Il. NJ, two hours run in each direction,
for s.
No stops. Stone-ballast track and no
dust. Norfolk tickets good returning on
same date or Monday following on morn
ing train, arriving Richmond 1875
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
CHANGE AT ST. LOUIS
v,ginlsy Evidently Not to Fe NOmi-
mated Without Struggle.
.,,,onr,NcE or MONEY PLANK.
u Hangs the rate of tho Lead
,. candidatc-Combinntion of OPP
.,.i,ion Against the ohi""n-Hced
u.tfnus Appear.
Hnttous Appear.

e ruIs. June l1-McKinloy IS not
-.r.ratod without struggle. Tw NJ
...-a hours have SO changed the posi-
.r le political chcss-board that
-m % fighting chance for the
-. ...r.t Mckinley. The stumbling
.- the road Of the latter is the di-
views of tho delegates on The
.. plank Of the platform These
.... arc as wide as the continent
r-r.cnt seem irrcconcilable. The
delegates maintain their ad-
,- u silver with frankness that in
,...- gatherings of the party would
t..r punished AS political heresy.
....- nslr OF the country IS repre-
he sound-moncy advocates who
...... fa no suggestion of any other
.... n declaration.
- .s.ae even in these ante-conven-
..,e has ranged The delegates into
-,s The men from Maine ami the
,..... .tu uphold the banner of Reed
-.... .r.-. from Iowa. supported 10y scat
.... r.leaatcs from the middle West de-
.I.~. Ives for Allison. quay Will Of
.. receive nearly the FUN support OF
,....aria. and Morton is assured OF
.... four OF the New York votes Brad
r., been ade-tracko1 by the sns-
..r of the vice-presidency
many tables have been compiled
- both that Mckinley viii and VIII
.... nominated on the first ballot tha'
.. .r. vuclcss. The monetary plank
...r. platform w.u unless miracle sue
....... determine the nomination iof
.-....ast tho leaders.
- arrival OF Thomas Plat tonight
r.ouraecment and impetus 10 the
.on. While he is not in sympathy
.t He silver wing OF the party, it Is
.t Doc viii De- the ralylng point Tor
rn.nei opposition. There is no mint
...... other than am honorable fight Will
, made against Mckinley. hut political
..ces. as presented here. demand the
... ~ all the opposition for sue
i struggle against the Mckinley
az. r.ha.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

NEW ORLEANS. June u.-From the
special election for congressman i'm the
Fifth District held yesterday the re-
turns come in slowly. but enough are
received 20 show mat Colonel C.. j. Boat
ner Democrat has been elected by a good
majority over Benoit PopulisO. The
same opponents ran last November in the
REGULAR election. and Boatner was elected.
but Benoit contested. and the seat was
declared vacant by the national House of
REPRESENTATIVES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
What More Can he Done.

DR.. Lakewood Specific Is sold under
a positive guarantee 20 cure eczema.
letter, nettle-rash. or any skin dis ase. or
your money returned. Prepared from
the formula Of d specialist OF skin dis
cases Philadelphia. Pa. Price % cents.
J. NJ BLANKS.
Prescription Druggist.
corner Hancock and Clay streets.
Wholesale agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
To the Republican National Conven-
tion at 81. Louis, NO., via Penn
sNiynuia Ruiiroud.

On account OF the Republican National!
Convention at St Louis. Mo. the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company viii sell June
18th TO 18th. inclusive, round-trip tickets
to ST. Louis az rate of one fare. tickets
- be good for return passage until June
21st inclusive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
ONLY sI.OO Rnnnh Trim

10 Norfolk. Ola Point, or Newport News.
Saturday night June 18th. at 10 o'clock,
on steamer p0cahontas. Returning.
steamer leaves Oid Point 7l5. Norfolk. .
=. ~, and Newport News. 9.i5 II. NJ.
Sunday. arriving az Richmond about 1870
A. NJ. Electric cars meet steamer
Tickets also good 10 return the following
Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
THE BUSINESS SITUATION.
Everything Depends on Money
standard. Says j. 4. Morgan.

NEW YORK. June ll-Mr. j. p. Nor
gan. who has just returned from Europe,
was at his office this morning. Mr.. Nor
gan. when asked FOR his view Of the
business situation. said that everything
now depended on the money standard the
people will support this fall III a
gold platform is adopted at St Louis.
and II appears that the Republican party
will succeed in the election. business viii
revive and foreign capital will pour into
this country. II, on the other hand, the
present standard is not upheld, our busi-
ness relations abroad will cease. For
eigners will not touch our securities"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
Private Hank suspends.

COLUMBUS. IND, June 1l.-At Edin-
burgh to-day John A. Thompsons bank
closed its doors. William Threkeld was
made receiver. The assets are estimated
az 100000 The Liabilities are less than
that amount. Lack OF deposits IS given
as the cause OF the failure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

The j. l.. Hm Printing Company an
nounce IN this issue that they Will soon
issue a Directory Of Richmond and Man
chester. All the work turned out by
this house is OF a high order. and they
give the assurance that the Directory
viii De accurate complete. and useful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12

OLIVER, va, June u-CSpecial)-The
store OF Mrs p. n. Sacra. at big oak"
Hanover county, with contents, was en-
urely consumed by fire Saturday morning.
June 9Th The cause of the fire is un-
known. Mrs Sacra Is an Exemplary wo-
man. and has the sympathy Of the entire
community
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
Grain Elevator Burned.

GREENWAY, WIS. June 1.-THE w.
W. Cargin Company's e,evator was de-
stroyod by fire last night. II contained
a heavy stock Of grain. salt, cement, sc.
Total loss on building and contents, So
0lD Insured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
cobb's r.innd-s. Round Trim.

The steamer p0cah0ntas viii leave Eere
at I'D o'clock Saturday tomorrow nighD:
returning. will leave Cobbs Island at &
i. ". Sunday and arrive here about 43o
a. VI. Monday. Electric ears viii meet
steamer. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
THE KERE.s FLANK.
81. Clay Evans FHvorite for Per-
mnncnt Cbnirmunship.


mnnent 'h"ir'''"
LOUIS June u.-Seniimcnt among
.r.sat.s already upon the ground
-....,..i,. ,,,.st,uizinc in
a'7 To D' '''''-'' -.,....,
SAVIOR of tine hnancl"l pi"'N ~
NIuoual-C l-Commiuecman X. &. heiehs'
,.. civ which was given in these
..t.. or Wednesday Mr. Kerons
.t.. ,, is ro, tho author of the
A..t. O.. tt, bandit
proposed plank ana 'l"' '' la '''l
F... of "a prominent h'pu"'0"i'
..u iu connection with nus recent N47i'
1ton. there nave pee" "-7 80
t.t the draft mas nteH s".i'il W
a.i has received 'he Nltioe.' q. 49, 49,
h-nit>. 20" ''". to',',' -,
A' N'',. VIII no, ,,,.,-.o,, poeition
J." l'il' '.'.,e., VIZ, reth,r man the
gno,,r5 mako the platform.
,... Ifenna ana his Hcutenants continue
. ....rI the topic ass taboocd. and will
,. ....b t even in generaliues.
r only notable arrival this morning
. Henry CLAY Evans. Of Tennessee.
... .rrtdrs 10 Doe tavorite for the po-
..0n ol permanent chairman. and mas
. been considerably talked of for the
presidential nomination. Immediate
... imam hf- onpearaucc iu the rOtunda of
.t.-,. Dr.. was surrounded hy the
+.'.,,,i,r which has already
.t. t.,r,or ~ .AlcKiuley and
.4 ,-,. ais, erected with cor
...'rl,.,. ,i,issat.s from other
Nh. trs,,r, ,,bo came lp
.-,..,' ,..,r,ion was I'm
''' .i'i ,,'t.,, a.. Tarnea, "a
''' 80. to his rriyafa
" ''''"
..,, ..,.,.-rr...7,e
''N@ll''- i.AIION VT N'-'
Tle members OF the National '"Iiill','
ner. prompt n getting together lh '"'
...-ro0m of the Southern at lO O'CLOCK
morning for the purpose of resnmlns
ron OF the numerous contests.
.r..fion to hasten This branch OF iis
.0.. was manifested by the body, several
..uhera expressing the fear that II the
.,.'l tse session of Yesterday were TO
continue che temporary roll would sun
ahe> ln'e Nhen me 'ouN''"o" "'-'
i"r business ON Iu'7I"l li,Dl ,'''-7'
rr.y. when congress man lllI''o' .''
'rnI1 asked Tor tht pos l.'H,''l'"
contest from the Ihlro blslil'' ol
State. Iu consequence OF lhe hoH-
. off some of the men ana papers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
Directory of Richmond and Man.
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We ask our friends and the public
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whore "colored people will not be subject
ed 10 insult and humiliation" 4 copy OF
the resolutions will be at once transmit
ted TO Chairman Carter Of the National
Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
HORSE EXCHANGE BURNED.
Over 125 Horses Lost. Including the
EnmOms AIfrcI q.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE American
Horse Exchange building. on Broadway
between Fiftlcth and Fifty-iirst streets.
was totally destroyed by fire tonight.
over 12j horses were killed. including
the famous horse Alfred c.. with a record
Of 2I9. and valued az $3.50. II IS esti-
mated that the damage on the building
will be- about S3o.ol0 The loss on stock
is estimated at $4,000 to 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-12
II the Baby IL Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-trled
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for children teethlng. II soothes tho
child. softens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind-c0lic. and IS the best remedy
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