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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26
Maloney's Wedding

"Maloney's Wedding seems to be about all one reads or hears about of late and it is really amusing to listen to the funny stories that are told at Daa's expense. The latest-that few evenings ago Ma loney made his final visit to the home of the bride-elect to again en- dcavor to obtain the consent to a peaceful union: but the old couple were as obdUrate as ever. When pressed to state their objections fully the old gentleman said; in the first place, his daughter was too young; second, that he could not see where it came in for that Blatz to act in the capacity of best man, and further If that Dutehman attempted t0 kiss his daughter after the formali- ties were over, there would be trou- ble sure: but Maloney informs US, however, that the event will take place at the 0pera-bonse Monday, January 2, just the same Joy be with you. 20 2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26
The Spelling Bee.

spelling Bee given at Merrill
 ate Friday night under the aus
 the Ladies Aid Society of the Za Church, afforded as much IFuent Tor those who attended
 ap ordinary "box of monkeys. {"
 was large audience present
 I enloyed it hugely. Judge ". mes and Mir. J. W. Adams were |uas captains, and each selected |ldely ten assistants. Mr. A. B. "aied as teacher. At the be- [4s oi the contest the Adams
 'eal down rapidly under the ISuie oi Col. A. B. Grace, aided 'ostted by an old fashioned
 a'A speller. Mrs. J. A. Coles
 qe hfst to fall out of the ranks, Y was soon followed by her ~ who was knocked out on \, s Alter a few more rounds ',iaht eaptein on the other side, \ '0aes' was forced 10 relinquish wy al the head of his class on @srs '. he being a little too '~icai with his "Ps"-superin- v uouDt by an anxious desire <. .iu at the earliest possible n' ,1 ol word so suggestive of 'ohnets. etc, with probably 'soiiection oi last Falls bills .p''a. t' In the course of a half- " contest narrowed down to 0allle Ryland and Miss Lizzie \ 'he Jones side and Miss ' - and Mrs. R. H. Stearns on ,slhs a side. Mrs. Ryland soon VI gratuitously on "gratui- :. sHa Miss Lizzie Grace, realiz- oHesomeness, decided to i oin ~ainder of her side by leaving
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Secretary Herbert has decided to accept the gunboat Ericsson for the government.
 Miss Steel, daughter of the Cover nor of Montana, will christen the cruiser Helena.
 The Senate has finally confirmed the promotion of Colonel Coppinger to be Brigadier General
 The House Foreign Relations Committee have completed the con sular appropriation bill.
 The administration is said to be again after the scalp of Governor Huges, of Arizona.
 United States Marshal Nix, of Oklahoma, has been deposed, and Pat s. Nagel appointed his successor.
 The Senate has adopted the Ar menian resolution calling upon the European powers to prevent further bloodshed.
 The Cherokee Indian Committee have presented protests againts the recommendation of the Dawes Commission.
 President Cleveland has sent message of sympathy to Queen Victoria in her sorrow for the death of Prince Henry, of Battenberg.
 Senator Lodge says that he has canvassed the Senate and finds only eight men opposed to the Davis Monroe Doctrine resolution.
 A pool is being formed in New York to bid for bonds.
 Mrs. Lease is seriously ill of pneumonia at Windom, Minn.
 A family of four was drowned in Red river in Randall County, Texas.
 New York fruit men say that several large dealers are trying to corner raisins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26

A family of four was drowned in Red river in Randall County, Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26
. card and Dinner Party.

T IQrH dAN
 ! 5r.idav last Misses Byrd Mar |aa Galbraitb, sallie Holmes, |radson. Lizzie Grace, Minnie Emma White, Kate Owens, aieks. Julia White, Eddie gs and Mrs. Maud Stanley |sightially entertained by Mrs. Tsrkgon at her home at To- The occasion was q progress |rbre party complimentary to
 srr. Miss Grace Gra wford, of |ltonio.
 st elaborate lunch was served
 ses, and tie floral decorations 5l the most artistic arrange
 ,pd and green predominating. lions and smilax being the <. while red candelabra shed gIow in the darkened dining
 it the end of the game of Miss Julia White was declared Inner of the first prize and Miss White of the second, while to taHleY was awarded the con )H prize. Each guest received 1T souvenir of the occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26

If you have any intention of going to the North or East this fall or winter. you should advise yourself of the best route from the Sonth and West. This is the Louisville X Nashville railroad, which is running double daily trains from Memphis through to Louis vile, Cincinnati, Nashville, Chatanooga, At Chicago. Detroit, Buffalo and all points North and East. Pullman Sleeping Car Service through Specially low rates made to Atlanta during the continuance of the Cotton States Fxposjtion For particulars as to rates and through car service. write
 0. P. AThoRE Gen'l Pass Agent,
 Louisville. Ky
 MAX HAUMGARTEN. Pass. Agent
 Memphis, Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26

Mrs. Lease is seriously ill O pneumonia at Windom, Minn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26
Mardi Gras.

New Orleans, La, February 18. 1896. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Railway will sell round trip tickets to New Orleans at one fare. For further information, etc., call on or address, B. H. WILSON,
 Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26

,..rnipg Miss Alice Tanner '...5 in a delightful manner, <. oi her friends at the home uoH Williams, near Bank
 r,iday night. A number of ...onle from Pine Bluff were .sts on this occasion,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26
NEWS HATS.

Mems Felt Hats, Stetson style, S1.09.
 Mems Felt Hats, high crown, 79c and 89c
 Mems Caps in Blue and Black and colors, 25c and 30c.
 Boys Caps, 25c.
 Big bargains in Window Shades, Mating, Pictures, Shoes, Pants, Underwear, Piece Good, Lace Cur tains, Etc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-26
Euchre Party.

Complimentary Enchre Party. lg the delightful social events l week none surpassed in pleas + e0mplimentary euehre party | I'd Miss L0uchein, of Little and Miss Hattie Bloom, of late, by Miss Ophelia Rhine IiIonday evening. The games |,piuted and the young people | and happy, and no notice |ssen of the flight of time until |iades of evening fell. During |teFn0on the guests were regaled
 delicious treatments. Miss a captured the first prize and
 Strauss the lone had prize. spFesent were: Miss Louchein, Rock; Miss Bloom, Lafayette; Gppstein, Little Rock; Miss agrger, Monroe, and Misses
 and Blanche Bluthenthal, m Franklin, Rena Rosenberg,
 3ertLeimer, Rena Strauss,
 Dreyfus, Jennie and Blanche ner, May Meyer and Bessie mer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

SerpunOerung, balo ben Yaronet,
baIo ibren Wtarn aniebeno. ,,6eroiz
nano, bait Su 9einen Batter Qefun-
ben? SIT Sir Sarrp harrington 0ein
Tnter?"
,,Nein. tauisno Wnl nein!" BON.
nerts Der 9aronet, >, oieier Man lit ui6t
meln So9n. Gine gebeinle. innere
Stlmme bat meiu !SerS itets 9e0en i'm
Gllf9cUtiblt. SD babe i'm i4on Dor
Sbrer Nntunft nls getrii9er uno Quf-
orln9lin8 ertannt."
Sn oteiem Nu9enblif uuroe bic S6nr
Qeonnet lno sruei Yerionen - 8uioo
9nrrin9ton uno feline Yraut - traten
ms 3lmmer uno binter ibner, on Der
8blr Iteben bleibeno uno bon ben Nn-
oern tolt u%nbenrertt, lam &ooeri6 8il=
BON, ein teufliihes 9dteln auf ieinem
@e'l6t uns nit einem un6eimli6en
Gunteln ieiner 2luQen.
@erooe einiQe S6ritte Dor gronoer,
trelber Der Sbiir am nGbiien Itano,
blleb 0uloo nit ieiner graut Iteben.
Selne trdfti8e @eitalt bob auf9eri9-
tet, elnen Oernibtcuoen Bid aus lei.
llen boil 2eben uno @eiit itrablenoen
4l9en auf ben faliden grben an ieiner
Statt, ben Gduber ieiuer 8eburtsredte,
tperteno itano er oa ME Elm rd9eneet
8ott.
(S&lus foI9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16
UurQe ca6e Co(onie,
go bis 20 Reilem bon ct. gaul.

llnter ben i1eusu SGlferr DON Qarb IN
Der 9olonte fam i'd bic foIgenbeu neu,teu:
6reo G~eonarb, Danfton, 9. o; Sobr
SIetelman, Sb. S6roeoer uuo sris Gdbeir,
gtep Sra9, Scott So, yttln. !; 6reo Wepes
i!llo 2Sm. Senler, 9eloerion, Stblep Co.,
gtItt. {; Freo. yftemaru, G. German uuS
30bn ,3trtel. ct. Saul, Wtlru. ; 8. Roe,
Vtorrtlollptle, Dane 60, g8is. g. gedius.
6ouano, Neb. So6n Carrier Goof Co.
81. Sobt Steiubab, Wuntato, Blue Garth
So, Wjuu.; Satob 9tau, OF. SbomaS, 81.
D; Sobn Obutt uto Better 2esus, Minuea,
polls, Miuu.
Der haum 9~eltattet IS mir nidt, bic
9tamen aler 0erer su peroffentliben.
mel9e Sano uon mir 9etauft baben,
SbenItebenbe meroen aber binlduaIid
Ietn, nm ben 2eier Ill ii6er,euaen, bah
Seute pon ben ueri9isbeniten @eaenben
nab Der GurtIe gate 6olonie tommeu,
nm bort ibre Seimatb aufSui9Iasen.
0ieies ioute picosr cine Ri6tIbnur
aIcr Oerieni9en iein, Die ii6 cine Seis
matb Guf Dem Vauoe in elmer bliibenoeu
Oeutl6en @e9eno gu iu6en, baB bier bod
guteS Sano ietn mus, ipo 10 pieIe ii6 ans
l~leoeIn. Wenn man beoenft, bag bic
S~inwobnerSabI Oieier pdbreno Den leeten
"a Sabren ii9 nm 1900 9%erionen
uersrDBert bat uno OaB neue Iniiebler
nit ieoem Gage eiu,ieben, 10 fiebt q
Ieltt ctn, Dag IS bier ui6t lan9e bauerr
miro, bis Oas Sano einen Sreis pon Is
bis 20 Dollars per 4cre brinst, neil ss
icBt nod gu Dem bilissn Yreis uon 5 bis
7 Dollars uno auf lei9te 5abIunssbes
%otn9unSen 81 baben lit.
Die SurtIe Gate @olonie Iicst in elmer
%9eIunoen 9e9eno, bat Rir9en, S6ulen,
quite SanoitraBcn, quite Marttuerbinouns
gen, guten SOOen, gutes @afsr uno ein
gutter ebrli9er 0euti3er triiit bier ii6ers
all CUTE Sameraoen uno Ia6barn.
9Sns tann stn SaaOiu5er msbr pertains
gen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16
so.
Der Grbc bon Sarringtnn Saa.

Sine @eile blieb bic 8ruppe in ibrer
Stelung. Sir Surrp blifte iOriheno
bon Yranoer auf osiien Satin uno bon
pieisr auf Semen. enolih wauote er
ii6 gu @la, bot ibr isinen @rm uuo
la9te:
,,ss 1T wDhl better. bar mir uus
sntierncu, ela; oenn oGs 1T tein Crt
fir Sit!"
6uunp blifte in oas srniie. unWils
lice 8elibt oeS SarOnets, oauu in oGs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

aud cine in buntie &leibung 9e9iillte
6rau - es mar cine bon tiefer Srouer
erIiiate Muttcr - 6ounD 9ronoer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-06-16

III. LOhrbauer.
49, Oft eritte etr.. a13 @atb. noe. g.,
81. SduI, VttuH. minneapolis, 0ftuu.
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
HospITAL ZOE coNsu NprIvEs.

cuRATHR, Sept 10 -Bssolhti5ns weru
IA roducad into City Conac Is through
De Ford, pro idsnt Of tie Pallsdel ghi .
Bosrs OF Health. with tbp visv OF es
tsblshlng q ho.pital for e,nsurpkives
at the Lszsrsfto Ha stated inst tho
grounds consis Ing OF ten acres. hid
bseD cffsnd for sale, ami one bid 10
osived q 50 GOO, Will. h Is very low
price. Dr. Ford said oonsum ption
sho uld bs iretied rs coitsRi, us disaas q.
urd the csle Of the Board OF health
and II prs edy trestpd The d.ssxse could
be finally stsmped out
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
Massachusetts, Benefit Life

| only paid 10 cents each month. NV
claim was reported July 10th and five
days after 1 received check for the
full amount If ! had taken the advice
Of agents Of the weekly companies /
would have dropped your insurance
and taken theirs, thereby losing sixty
one dollars. strongly advise my
friends and the public in general who
desire insurance or who have insur-
ance at the present time that they can
secure protection at far less than the
usual high rates Of other companies
by joining your company. Again
thanking you and the Massachusetts
Benefit Life Association for your
promptness and courtesy in adjusting
the claim, | remain
Very truly yours,
TILLY RADEK,
30 Lamotte street.
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
SHOE COMPANY REORGANIzED.
THE FAUST COMPANY NOW READY
FOR woRB--AN0FHER NEW IN.
DUsTRY CONTEMPLATED.

HAvRE DIR GRACE, Nd Sept. TO- -
TIE organization OF the HAvie Dc Grsce
Shoe Manuh ctuiing Con paDv WAS
6rally ef-o'eI last night With Messrs
stephen Seneca, Robert X VArnemsn.
John Brierly. Chtrles Fauss. Dc John Il
Cochran, Abrsm P N, Com hs and Isaac
hecht ~ incorpora'vrE and director
Chatles Fsuet WAX made pecretary and
John Brerly super ntsndent
The new company will continue the
business formerly done here by the j
Faust Shoe Company, and hsve organized
with csptal zition Of $29 000 The
work will be carried on IN one OF the
bnildirgs Of the Faust plant and will be
started up on Moaday The company has
In hand orders for nearly $40. 600 wor, n
OF shoes for the early Fall trade. Tho IN.
ten'lon Ia 10 condae the work to the
msRiug OF line OF lsdles shoes OF fiae
qunIlty.
The output will be- for the present
fully ! ,O0J pairs OF dnisasd shoss psr
week and will require tbs empl oyment
OF from sixty TO eighty hands. with a
payroll OF 5000 per week
Arrangements sre said to be practically
completed for the location ere a.
another industry Of considerable i'm
portance wnioh will employ from
seventy five TO 100 hauds This new
Industry will occupy another of the J
paust Company buiioings, and will De Ia
operation within fortnight
The schooner Robert n. RRthbun. with
cargo Of pnlp wood frt N Nova Scotia
for Conowlnso Paper Mills, arrived here
this morning 10 charge OF Captain Howee
Oroweli. The schooner is large three
masted one.
The old quarters Of the Havre do Grace
poblic school IN the CITY Hall, wLicl Ia
being changed into hn opera house
''quired the various grades to be
quartere In several d ffsrsnt buildings
until the lew school building 10 CON
pieted, which will hardly bs before
Decembsr ] The corps OF tefcAets
sit Princlpsl Ptoiessor Charles +.
Wright; Professor Charles 4 Wilson.
Nissss nattie ON y. Mary wisor, Sails
9silowAy, Lanr. B rAmmsny, M. Ns.he
Barron aud Esie Penning
Mr. Elmer w Vannsman, while en-
gs st her household dut e., INST with
PAL ful acc dent. boiler Of soAldiug
htsr GAS ovsrfnri I'd oa hsr BcAdfax
her otaly ab9ut e ntok aud srna
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
GENERAL HARDCASTLE RETIRES.
i R. WALES, WHO LIVES ON MRS
BUCKS FARM THERE PLEASED
WITH TALBOT.

EAsToE, Nd, Sept. 10 DIR Philip :
Wales, Of Washington, tx-surgeon
general OF the United s Ates navy, VIII.
has been living since ths 1st Of July IN
the residences on thu Eastman farm. In
Miles River Neck. which belongs 70 Mrs
Francis Buck, Of Wilmington, IL SO
much pleased with his Suumsr speut In
Talbot that ho has dv'e mined TO purcba 9
either this plsco or some other suitable
one In the same sec i'm for the purpose
OF nsfapitrh'nE sanltarlum
Gr"eral 4 l. +. Ha, ,dcastle. one OF
ho lsrK~rt nnd most successful tanners
"a rue conliy, snd whp has bysn ~
'orly yssrs sctivAiy AID prscsioaiiy hin
'sif formWg Ia q estates. rsi-ing hess.
fotu sud by almost extus s-lg asihs
crops foe pr d hs. d-tsSminsd to qlll
, 40 ousAvsa a. hag rsatsi ons nis
fsrns sud will sell of bis herd ,of vsll
shls osttls and Il ems OF shesp aud other
sn'geis, and Al, his firm IN m4chinsry aud
,qllpM. ut
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
The Campaign In PennsyIvauIa.

ERIE, Pa, Sept l0-Perfoct September
weather made tremendous crowds possible
here at the opening OF the Pennsylvania
state campaign and tho convention of
league clubs. The crowds came, but only
a small portion Of them could get into the
Opera House or Schlosser hall Go hear the
speeches. Isidore Sobel, the new presi-
don't of tho Republican league, presided
at the Park Opera House. Governor Has
tlngs made tie principal speech. Governor
Hastings was followed by Hon. James II
Hoyt OF Cleveland Hon Charles Emory
Smith Of Philadelphia y. D. Woodman-
see president OF the National League Of
Republican clubs, and Hon. Gnlusha A.
Grow. AT SGhlossers hall Hon Galusha
A. Grow spoke. followed by Congressman
Marriott Brosius, clerk OF the house Of rep
resentatives; Alexander Mcdowell, Gen.
erAl J. W. Latta, General Hastings and
Chairman John p. Elkin There was the
largest attendance of delegates at the Re-
publican League club convention here
since tho memorable contest OF John b
Robinson and John Dalzell for the govern
orship In 1891 The convention was Who'll.
" harmonious. Tho following officers
vera elected; President, lsador Sobel;
vice presidents, Abraham w. Allon, NJ. G..
Sproul, II, r. Thorpe, George J. Llewel-
len. Levi De Wolf, II. Hathaway Shindel
George j. Williams; recording secretary,
Charles Harris Of Pittsburg; treasurer
Mahlon d. Young Of Philadelphia The
matter Of the place Of meeting WAS re-
ferred to the executive committed stephen
w Bolles Of the Eric Dispatch was ap-
pointed corresponding secretary Tumor-
row two trninioads Of Pennsylvania Re,
publicans will go on tho Lincoln club OK
cursi0n to Canton O.
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
NEW SUPERIN rENDENr AP
POINTED.

WEST CHEsTEp. Sept lO.-The com
mitiee Ia charge of the Westfown's
Frieuds BosrdIng School hiss chosen
K i~sfd sms ly TO suecssd bldee
Hsines ia be Office OF superints ndent
de y W a k own aud promioent me "a
her q the society and hss bis res dsnos
Gear El~si Delaware county. He viii
autsr upou his ou.iss a. oucs and the
.strii fiielal will rsuoye W Ills faru
% Wesl rove
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
NEW BAprIsT OFFTUgRs

WEST CHESTER, Sept 10 The Chesl er
County Biptist Union, which mst yea
terdsy Of dsshef by way Of completing
l,s work for the quait.r session. elected
the folio Ing iliesrs to serve the eneu-
ing yea Pi asisent Rev O. Z Mo
ClsllRn; gec.stsiy, Rsv Il B. Garner
treasurer, D.. r O SHARP; executive
oowmitb-@ Joseph H. ] busor, Rev.
William Bsrrays. d Dusr PhiDips, d
II. Hall @. + Mcclellan
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
yErEhANs Eoa MeKINLrY.

WEsT CHFsrEa. S-pt 10 "A number
OF vetsrsns o: tte lsse var here
vfsterisg aud orssE Il branch Of the
Union Nateran PNriouc L.sguA, which
org ganizatiau l- ga The interest Of the
election OF n j,r NIX nlsy 10 the
Presidency Of ina Uaiied States Ths
Ulcers elected ara IS folio ~s: President.
C.p'Rin R. 4 Cornwall; vcs president,
MsjtrS q Willsnsr; treasurer, John
A Rupert; secretary, Cip'sin ) e.
Williams
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
FIgEYEN's RELIEF ASSOCIATION

CnEsrRR. s,ps 10 The fre csm
panita of this oit1 beld q meeting ia
Common Councl chamber last night aud
organizsd Firemsn's Relief Association
the o. jet b Ina TO provide for Injured
and uisstled 6-eman. Tho folio giag
officers wers elected: President, John
w Booth OF he Banley; Vice -presldsni
Hsiman Dickefs0u OF ths Good Wni;
ecretary, John schlegsi OF the FraLk
in treasurer, V N Iigram, OF ths
Msyamensing. Tue bisrd OF directors
sie Elmer Swlneiellow, OF the Fraakilr ;
JohA Dolkn, Of thr Moyamenslns; Oaiin
IArral', ~ the Good Will and Lssia
Monroe, Of the Henley
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
Gard Of Thanks.
Wilmington. Del. July 1e. 1896.

Wilmington, Del. July 1e, 1896.
A. Jaslowsky. Esq.
General Agent for the Massachus-
etts Benefit Life Association.
Dear Sir: Allow me to express my
sincere thanks for the prompt manner
in which you settled the cla-n Of Ono
Hundred Dollars on the life of my
boy, Paul Radek. The total premiums
paid were only $1.14. If he had been
insured In one Of the weekly compan-
les l would have only drawn S29 and
would have had to pay % cents a
month, while In the
Evening journal., 1896-09-10

Camden county; Second T. W. Car.
michael, Ocean county, Third, James !. /.
Mehan, Somerset county; Fourth, ~ c.
Barrick, Hunterdon county; Fifth, Carl
ton NJ Hcrriok, passaic county; Sixth,
Jeremiah Q Rourke, Essex county; Sew
enth. lanes Il. AIinturn, Hudson county;
Eighth Edwin A. Raynor Essex county
A resolution prevailed formally instruct
Ing the electors TO cast their ballots for
Bryan and Sewall
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
sHAKE IN YouR sIIoEs.

Aliens Foot-Easc a powder for the feet
IL cures painful, swollen. smarting feet
and instantly takes the sting out of corns
and bunlOns. Its the greatest comfort
discovery OF the age. Allen S Foot Ease
makes tight-iitting or new shoes feel
easy. IT is q certain cure for sweating
cailous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try IL
to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores, 25c. Sent by mail for 25c. IN
stamps. Trial package Free. ADDRESS
Allen 3. Olmsted, Leroy, n. Y.
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
cannra.Ien. aaIa pemaerals

NEW HAVEN sept 10 AT the meeting
e. the executive committee 7i .he Role
sta-aara Democrat + Connecticut nel9
.r This s.tv u was decided tc put iui'
state ,.cset 2 the helaIhts fa! including
presidentia! electors 3 GOD staruara
Democratic state convention wili be aele
not later thnE oct Tbs place Is nor
.ectded anon
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
nIas.nclnsctts prohlhliInnlsta

BosToy, Sept 20 The Massachusetts
Prohibtiorlst stnte convention, II SEES.
sion here nominated TIE following ticket
Governor Ailer roar Of Nertucket'
lleutcnan. governor William y Nash
Williamsburg secreinrs - ,ta,e Nllings
@ Wiley Beverly ,scasarer K 9
Eahbcr.cv HYDE Park auHJsf Thema,
trisse.. Husdale attufls. genera
Woicctt Hain1n Amhersr
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
mn Instruoied 10 Indorse Bryan.

ALBANY, Sept lO-Senntor David b
Hin was elected as o dcogate to tho Dem
ocTatie state convention at Buffalo Tho
senator was instructed by the Third assem-
bly, convention which elected him to vote
at Buffalo for the Endorsement Of Bryan
and Sewall and the platform adopted at
Chicago hy the Democratic national con
vention The othcr delegates are John
Bowe and Patrick Reilly. since the Chi.
caRo convention an effort has been mada
70 defeat Senator Hill as o delegate not
because o. his pgrsonity. but because he
has not yet declared that be j. for tht Chi
cago ticket and platform lneeasing havo
been the lnbors Of the silver men 70 Pre-.
vent the election in this county Of any
man as delegate who has not fully Ia
dorsed the Chicago ticket and platform
The leaders said that Mr. Hin must be
elected q delegate 10 Buffalo, and the silver
men. who controlled the convention. said
Mr. Hll should 60, but that he must be
Instructed to vote for Bryan aud Sewali
and the national platform Upon rhis 90
"a compromise was effected Senator
I'm was elected delegate and given ais
Instructions
Evening journal., 1896-09-10
Lamonl DeIine. IIla ro.Illon.

wAsHSGToN, Sept l0-Secretary Of
War Daniel s. Lamont has sent the fol-
lowing telegram to W. D. Bynum, chair
man Of tho executive committee OF the
gold standard Democrats, in response to
an invitation 10 be present at the notilica-
tion OF Palmer and Buckner at Louisville,
Sept ~;
80 ] regret that / am unable to accept tho
invitation Of your committee to ba prnsont
at tho notification TO Senator John NJ.
Palmer and Governor Simon b. Buckner
Of their nomination by the National Dom
ocratio party for president ana vice presi
don't OF the United States The outcome
Of the indianapolis convention in candi-
dates and platform is inspiring TO every
Democrat who refuses TO abandon the
principles established by tho fathers and
steadfastly maintained with pride and
honor and who declines to adopt the new
and strange orood proclaimed IN mo.
ment OF dolirium at Chicago and prompt
ly recognized and ratified as It's own by
the Popuiist party at st. Louis / prefer
TO keep the old faith and remain Demo.
orat and shall accordingly cast my vot0
for Palmer and Buckner.
Secretary LamOnts telegram excited
considerable comment Ia political circles
when il became known 1t was the first
declaration Of the secretary concerning his
attitude in tho present campaign and WAS
thought here to foreshudow tho position
which the president will probably take
IN regard TO tie Indianapolis nominations.
The attitude Of Secretaries Morton Frnn.
els and Herbert toward the Chicago ticket
is already known, and Secretary Carlisl,
has Expressed his favorable opinion Of tn,
indianapolis nominations