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The morning times., 1896-08-26
8iRREAED THE 9D0Rs]
Louisville Board Of ANamen
Dsfies an Order of Court.
CHIEF OF POLICE FIRED
All Results From the Attempt of
the Mayor and CounciImen to Re-
move the Board of Public Safety.
Three MembersImpenched d and New
Men Appointed.

Louisville. KY, Aug. 25.-The fight Of
Mayor George d. Todd, Republican, aud
the A. p. A. Republican board Of aldermen
20 remove the Democratic board of public
safety, which controls the police, fire aud
charity departments of the city govern
nent, reacbeda climax this afternoon when
the aldermen refused to obey an injunction
granted by Judge Toney restraining them
:roHtakingfurtberstep tepsintheimpeachment
proceedings against the board OF safety.
Judge Toney, when informed OF the state
of affairs, issued rules OF contempt against
the aldermen, but the latter locked them
selves in 10 prevent arrest, and the sheriff
and his deputies W ere forced to wait out
side, as the Judge did not desire to have
the doors broken in.
The morning times., 1896-08-26
OFFICES IN CHICAGO.

The committee while ceciding to retain
headquarters here, announced that head
quarters wouldal so be stabl she iii Chicago
the latter 10 beor equal Importance with the
establishment here. The work OF the two
headquarters VIII be. SO divided that the
Officers here will look after tie East and
the South, while the Chicago managers will
attend to the entire West.
Vice Chairman Stevens will leave the city
today for Chicago to superintend the work
of organization in the West.
The committee also talked over the n,Li-
sication of Sewall by the National SILVER
party, which notification will be made
next month.
The convention which is now CON
templated by the National Silver part,
will be held at Chicago on Tuesday. Sep
tenber %, at IL q. m. The repre- .auta-
zion in that convention will be three de!..-
gates from each silver club of twenty
mem bers or more, and an additional Ce.e
gate Tor every additional fifty mc.n."-s.- =
The National party desires to organ
ize these clubs in every school district
in the United States. 1t will possibly bc
able to determine from the success or
failure OF this proposition for conven-
tion of simon pure silver people how the
canvass will stand long before tile election.
APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
The appeal to the people is made sub
staDtially III these extracts from the stats.
meDt which was given out last night.
Under this organization voters are only
asked to step aside from party allegiance
fi..t.g -, lnd
that they can readiust their political re-
iations as they see fit. They are not asked
to sacrifice their convictions upon other
political questions, but simply lay them
aside until after this supreme question is
settled.
Require the members OF your organization
to sign the pledge of the Association Of Ma
tional Silver Clubs, which is as follows:
I'VE, the undersigned, hereby pledge to
lay aside past party ties, and to subor-
dinate for the present our convictions
upon all other political questi ons and
cooperate for the settlement OF the money
question by restoring the free coinage Of
silver as it existed prior to 1873; to do
everything possible for the election Of
Bryan and Sewall; to support 10 person
for Congressman or United States Senator
who is not in favor OF the free coinage Of
silver and gold at the ratio of 6 to 1 to
remain members of this organization until
silver is restored to its constitu,i onal
place in the currency OF the country by act
OF Congress. WeeXpressly reserve the right
after the money question is settled to read
Just our political affiliations as we may
see fit
All existing non-partisan silver or hi
metallic clubs, under whatsoever name they
may exist can become members of this As
sociation of National Silver Clubs by ap-
plying for charter, and by sending copy
OF the club roll TO national headquarters.
In the enumeration of silver clubs en-
titled TO representation there is an ap-
parently studious avoidance of the Bryan
and Watson clubs, to which the Peoples
party is committed.
The morning times., 1896-08-26
SILVER Men ISSUE 4 CALL
VIII Hold a Convention at
Chicago Next Month.
COMMITTEE IN CONFERENCE
st. John Was Not Present, But He
May he Over TOdny-RepOrt of the
National Organizer Received-An-
mex Headquarter to BE Es;ab-
listed in the Windy City.

There will be another convention at
Chicago, the coming event being under the
auspices OF the national Silver party.
This statement was given'out yesterday
afternoon from the headquarters Of the
national Silverites at the Wormley building,
which was occupied yesterday by that
party's managers.
The executive committee met last night
at headquarters. Those present were
Vice Chairman Stevens, Secretary Diffen-
derfer, National Organizer George p.
Keeney and Mr. Curtis j. Hiilyer OF the
District of Columbia.
The committee had kilograms from the
absentees explaining their reasons for no2-
attendance. Much interest was taken in
the coming OF Mr.. st. John, hut his tele-
gram explained that his great business
engagements would prevent his coming.
1t is expected, however. that other mem
oers Of the committee may be in today.
The session lasted for more than three
hours, great deal of the time being
taken up in hearing the report OF the
national organizer, which was stated to
be very encouraging with reference to
the number OF Republicans whose names
have been placed on the club rolls. He
also reported that the work had been most
successful in the Mississippi Valley, where
cllbs are being organized ''by the hun
dred."
The morning times., 1896-08-26
Cleaning up
the Shirts.

We've got too many I
Negligees for this time !
of the year. We've )
punched 'em all togeth- ]
er - and marked 'em
SOC for choice. Some )
sold for 81. So None I
for less than S1-at-
tached and detached )
collars and cufs-and a Z
fair assortment of pat )
terms. I
2 for 25c for some !
Mems Handkerchiefs !
that were 25c-35c-- J
and SOC each. Fancy I
borders that are NOV :
ing too slow to suit us !
that's why. /
B-off Clothing Sale /
still a going-and "a
and Csc Straw Hat !
sales. I
EISEMAN BROS. F.;
Cor. 9TH and e Sts. N. w. {
No Branch store in Washington.
lAA%N NNAN NNN~~
The morning times., 1896-08-26

Tho finests ths best boards, only ql
per 100 feet II you want common boards,
7bc per 100 feet Frank Libbey q Co,
eth and N. 7. ave.
The morning times., 1896-08-26
THREE IMPEACHED.

Mayor Todd assumed control of the
police force and sent Word to Chief Ia ylor
that only his orders We're to be oteyed At
$50 O'Clock Col. L. II. Stone, attorney for
the prosecution, and Mayor Todd announced
that word had been received from the al
derinen that they had impeached Col.
Robert Tilford, d. E. O'Sullivan, and
Charles wilson, the members OF the board
Of public safety.
At O'Clock it was given out that May
Todd had appointed John Searcy, G. NJ.
Crawford and William Evans, members
OF the board Of safety, and at 7:12 O'Clock
the aldermen had confirmed the appoint
;nents. A little later the new officials
proceeded toward the aldermen II IS cham bcr
headed by Sterling Edmunds, an A. Z. A
leader.
Edmunds gave the A. p. A knock on the
door and the iron bars, tables and desks
with which it had been barricaded TO keep
out the sheriff and his force, were re-
moved. As soon as the door was opened
the sheriff and his men made rush for
It and after u fierce fist fight, forced
themselves into the aldernen's chamber
The sheriff then cited the aldermen to
appear DeiOfe Judge 1 ofiey TO snow cause
why they should not be punished for con-
tempt of Court. Tie aldermen then ad-
journed- None of the deposed board OF
safety members We're in evidence. Their
offices on the second floor of the city hall
were dark, but inside was a squad OF
police instructed to deny acnittance to
all intruders, including the new board.
CHIEF OF POLICE REMOVED.
At sos O'Clock Gen. Thomas II. Taylor.
chief OF poll ce, received a no.e from
Mayor Todd, Ordering him to remove the
policemen stationed in the office OF the
board OF public safety and turn the rooms
over to the new board. Gen. Taylor re-
pied that himself and force Were at the
mayors command TO preserve the peace but
declined to remove the police from tile
office as they were placed there by the
board of safety and that lie did not
recognize the new board appointed by the
mayor.
At 8 O'Clock the mayor removed Gen.
Taylor from office, and appointed Robert
Cunningham, a iivery stable keeper, in
his stead
The charges on which the members OF the
old board Of safety were impeached are
failures to suppress prostitution and gamb-
ling and usurpation of authority
The morning times., 1896-08-26
BPEN[ETTER TO SHERMAN
Stewart Charges Him With
MisquOting His Speeches.
DEFENDS HIS SPEECH OF IA

Declares He Used the Word Gold"
as IA synonym for Specie" and Not
In the Present Meaning-Accuser
Ohio Senator of Wiifuny Mislead-
ing the Senate.
The morning times., 1896-08-26

.Flooripg $1.bD per 100 feet. an one
Width. r. Lib6ey 4 Co., 9Th aDdN. 7. ave.
The morning times., 1896-08-26

Copies of Doctor McCoy's Mono
graph on Deafness VIII Dc Mailed
on Application to Those Directly In
terested In the Cure of This Condf-
ton.
The morning times., 1896-08-26
Mccoy System Of Medicine
us 18th Street Northwest.
DR.. j. CRESAP rlcCOY,
DR.. j. M. COWDEN,

Consulting Physicians.
Office Hours. to 12 M, to 8 p m, 9
tn d. m, daily; Sunday. 10 n. m. 10 y. IN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
1Hs cINcINNArl sroRM.
Great Damage TO Property and MAny
marrow Escapes

Great Damage 90 Property and Many
Narrow Escapes
CINCINNATI, Aug. S.-Thousands Of
people Sunday visited the scenes Of the
hurricane Of Saturday In the northern
suburbs. With the wind hlowing At 60
miles an hour and rainfall Of inches
within two hours, the weather bureau
says the city was fortunate in escaping
with only property damage. This was
due to their being no tunnel-shAped
clouds, no twisting winds or whirl-
winds. While the DARK clouds bust, the
wind swep, straight across the city aud
It's suburbs Il uuroofed hundreds Of
buildings that were occupied, but all
thu buildings destroyed were either old
structures, Earns and sheds. or buildings
in construction. Some Of the street rail.
ways and telephones are stil disabled
Tho only death reported was that Of
Charles BOuhe. who picked mp tele-
graph wire that had been blown into
his yard on the Carthage road. Tho
wire had crossed trolley that was also
blown down.
John Hammer Of Covington, also
picked up a wire and was unable 70 re.
lease himself. His condition is still
doubtful. Among the others who are
prostatcd from lightning shocks are
Taylor Grecnwald. Mrs. Oliver Green.
wald, Mrs. A. Ritohie, Harry MArsoh.
meier, William seiEer, John Hollyger,
Edward Chagger, Miss J. Detere, John
Brinker, Edward staggmiller, John
Scharrid and Miss Nellie Finn.
Tho lightning struck hundreds Of
places in the city. Hundreds eHpcri.
onced severe shocks who were not pros.
strated. Quite number Of horses were
killed in stables That were struck BY
lightning or blown down.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
phone. No. 30
THE EAGLES POSITION
PLAINLY STATED.

We do not claim 10 know everything
about all subjects, or 10 have more
sense than some whole families. In
matters about which only specialists
and experts can be expected TO be thor
ough judges, we accept competent tes-
iimony 10 aid rs in forming conelu-
sions. Nov to the point:
A committee Of nine mechanical en-
ginees employed by the Edward P. Al
lis Co. Of Milwaukee, Wis, the most
ski!lful manufacturers OF engines and
machinery In the world. after examin.
ing and testing 81 different makes o
high grade bicycles, pronounced the
Gladiator the most scientifically con.
structed, easy running and highly fin
ished bicycle in exis.ance. Upon theil
judgment a large order for Gladiator
Bicycles was placed, for the use Of tbs
members and employees Of that company
No test so roand thorough as thi.
has ever been made. Prospective boy.
ers can be guided with safety by thil
decisions. The Gladiator" Is truly 1
wheel Of Perfection
The Eagle will take orders Cor the
Gladiator"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
Wasns Commit Suicide.

A shor, time ago NJ. ileniy. being
curious to see the etTeci othonzino on a
wasp, put some OIL under a glass in
which one vas imprisoned. The wasp
Immediately showed signs Of great an-
noyanoe aud anger, darling at a piece
ofraper which had introduced the ben
tne into his cell. BY and by he seems
TO have given up the unequal contest
inde'pair, Tor he Jay down on his aldo.
men, planted bis sting thrice into his
body. aud then died. Al. Henry allow.
ed his scientific interest 10 overcome
tis humanity 80 FAR as to repeat the ex.
pertinent with three wasps, only to fnd
that the other two did likewise. lie IA
here, Of opinion ihatwaeps, under des.
peraie circumstances, commi, suicide,
--kosse Cyclone.
4 little girl living IN the noiehhor,
hood 81 kosse III 1878 made the similar
experiments With bees wasrs and rel
ants, and found ont that they all com
mll suicide when driven 70 dcsnenllon
-ziicarnc Advocate,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

Bryan and sewAll and In return Bryan's
influence Is 10 be used TO procure Demo-
cratic Endorsement Of the Populistip
ticket Ia Nebraska. They refuse 10 10
bound by such an agreement and persist
in n determination TO break up the slate
agreed on by their opponents
Il Is said by those in position 10 know
that the majority viii not raise question
between the two vice presidential candi-
dates. Electors will be chosen as Bryan
men and they win not attempt to in.
struct them for Sewall also. Whether
the minority viii make a fight for Wat
son remains to be seen. but the leaders
hope 10 be able 10 avoid a fight on that
issue by ignoring the vice president
question altogether
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
DEAD AGAINST BRYAN
Bourke Cochran Declares Him
self on the Money Issue.
WHAT DEMOCRATS SHOULD DO

Air. Cochran says sound Money Demo-
erais should Hold a Convention. Adopt
. Platform and Then Indorse the
Mckinley Electors Fraud l. Already
Charged In the Alabama Election.
NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Bourke Cochran
returned from Europe Saturday, and in
an interview states he is against the
Chicago platform and the nominees
His plan is for the gold standaid Demo.
Gratis TO hold a convention, adopt a plat.
form and indorso Mckinley electors
The Democrats who could not consci.
entiously vote for Bryan or Mckinley
could remain AZ home and not vote at
all He said 1t would b. useles for the
gold Domocratstoput out another ticket,
for no one believes Il could under any
circumstances win, bat the election Of
Mckinley would be a repndiation of the
Chicago platform. lie believes all
sound money Democrats should place
Bryan's defeat above party politics.
Speaking Of the situation he said.
Il regard IL as the gravesi In the his.
tory Of the country, exceeding In inn
p0riance the crisis Of 1850. The seocs.
sion movement was but an attempt 10
divide this country between two govern.
ments, each Of them designed 70 protcc.
property within the limits Of its juris.
diciion. The movement launched at
Chicago is an attempt 10 paralyzo in.
dustry by asing all the powers Of gov.
enment 70 take property from the
hands Of those who created Il and place
Il In the hands Of those who oovet il
This Is a question Of morals as well as
politics. No political convention can is.
sue a valid license 10 commit ofIenscs
against morality and I decline 10 holp
Mr. Bryan in crusade against honest
labor"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
THE ALABAMA ELECTION.
Charge ef Fraud l. Already Entered
Against the Democrats

Charge ef Fraud l. Aiready Entered
Against the Democrats
MENrIus, Aug. "a special to Tho
Commercial Appeal from Birmingham,
Ala, says IL Is evident that the Populist.
Republican leaders do not expec; their
state ticket TO be elected today, but are
directing all their energies 10 capture
the Legislature for tho purpose Of seat.
ing Goodwin a. governor On the allega.
tion that he has been defrauded and also
olecting Popuhst or Republican sen.
ate.
William Vaughan, state Republican
chairman, said that he believed that
fair election will no, be held that there
is every indication Of fraud in the black
belt counties. but that he believes tine
fusionists viii control the legislature on
joint ballot and that II they do Goodwin
viii be the next governor, Ee asserts
that with fair election Goodwin will
carry 40 out Of 90 counties
Captain Joseph F. johnson, Demo.
cratic candidate for governor. said;
Il am satisfied from observation that
we shall carry the state by not less than
10000 majority and possibly much
larger All the Democrats, without re.
gard TO the currency question. and !
think many Republicans who favor the
free coinage Of silver, viii vote our
ticket. Good government and protcc.
tion TO property interests are largely in.
volyed. The Legislators viii. think,
be nearly two-thirds Democratic. Stand.
ing ON the Chicago platform. I have
dis,inctively made the issue that large
majority cast for our ticket today would
largely strengthen Bryan in Noyem.
Der"
Captain johnson thinks Goodwin
will not carry exceeding 10 counties.
Secretary Miller Of the Democratic
campaign committee estimates that the
Democrats win have 81 out Of the 80
members Of the state senate and will
elect y out Of 100 members Of the
house certain, with the probability Of
making It 81.
II can be stated that there is every in.
dicaiion Of a fair election. Nobody has
heard Of any fraud but the antidomo.
cratic leaders, and they are not specify
ing, but only charging it generally,
without any apparent ground Tor the
charges, Il IS conceded generally that
johnson viii be the next governor,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
SAD DAY At sRloeeroN.
Eleven Of the Atlantic CITY victlmi
nnrIed-More IunaraI. Todar.

Eleven Of the Atlantic city victims
Buried-Mors Funerals Today.
BRDoToS, n. j., Aug. S-The funer.
al Of II Of the victims Of the Atlantic
City collision took place here yesterday.
Everywhere could be seen the badges Of
mourning, and many sad scenes were
witnessed as the relatives Of the dead
watched the heavy clods Of earth fall
that shut their loved ones from sight
forever Lodges turned out In full
force and escorted the dead to the graves.
The churches all held special services at
which prayers were SAID for the IN.
fortunates, dead and living. There will
be many moro funerals today and TO.
morrow. Today viii be generally OBJ
served as a day Of mourning, aud it IL
thought there viii be a general cossa.
ton Of business.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
coNoIrIoN oF 1ns INIuREp.
The Fiftssn Patients Are All Doing
Wen EHespt Three.


I ATLANTIC CnY, Aug. s.-No addition.
al deaths have yet occurred as a result
Of Thursday nights collision and tho
deaihroll stands at a. There Is a posi-.
bility that It may remain that figure.
but Il il only a remote one. At the san.
itarium the IS patients there are doing
- well as could be expected. but the
odds were against at least Frank Nor.
lee Of Eas, Orange. n. j., William
johnson, Bridgeton. and Lizzie BrAnin
of Milville. Miss Branin has not recov.
cred consciousness since the collision.
She is the pretty io.year-old girl who
was engaged 10 be married 10 Charles
Homer, the Bridgeton grocer, who lies
on the cot next 10 her. Horner. too, Is
very severely hurt, but the chances are
now In favor Of his ultimate recovery.
At s O'Clock yesterday morning the
request made Saturday night 10 Rev. J.
II. Townsend, rector Of the Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension, was granted.
The sonorous chimes Of the little
church, which stands Just scross the
way n mammoth hotel incongruiously
towering overhead, pealed forth the
tones Of Nearer, Ny God, 70 Thee. :"
The faces Of the patients made a pitiful
study AZ they heard others with rapt
looks and quivering lips form the words
Of tho hymn in unison with the chimes
and some softly wept.
An inquest win be held upon the bod.
les Of Goldsmith and one or two others
today BY way Of formality The rail.
way officials win be called first. There
win be % or 30 witnesses In all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
Weekly Subscription COnec.
fi0ns.

Any candidate for the Eagle wagon
who desires 10 secure the benefit Of eOu.
pons 80 obtained, can call At this office
and secure lists Of delinquent subscrib-
ers at any posiofliees desired, together
with blank receipts, and for every dol
lar turned in 10 US tickets win be is.
sued to the party making the collection,
provided, Of course. the subscriber il
willing. Subscribers have the right TO
dispose Of their coupons as ihey please.
and 40 collector Is authorized TO 20
against their wishes. This offer 10 can.
didates Is free 70 at and some have
already taken advantage Of Il. -.'t 49,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
Notice Republican.

BY authority vested in me a. Repub-
lican Chairman Of precinct No. Of
Braros county Texas. hereby call q
convention OF the republican Of precinct
No. 4,to meet in convention al the court
house on Friday the 9Th day Of August
1895. ats o'clock p. m., for the purpose
Of eleeting delegates b the county con.
ven,ion which convenes in the city Of
Bryan on Saturday, August ST. 1896.
A. B. Thornton, W. 7. Chase,
Chairman. Secretary.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
China Painting.

Miss Mary L. Carr, who has just com.
pleted the course at Osgood Art school,
New York City, is prepared to give ia-
structicns in al the branches Of high
art china painting, viz Royal wOrces.
Ter, Dresden, Delil, etc The studio
will be fitted np with all conveniences,
including kiln. Glass begins Sept,
let. Exhibit Of Miss Cars work may
be seen at Tyler HAswell. Sept. l,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
Procession to bryan a, Chicago

CmcAGo. Aug IA general meeting
Of the Democrats, Populists and silver.
men, friendly to Bryan's election, was
held here last night 70 make arrange
ments for the reception Of the presiden.
iial nominee on his arrival in Chicago
next saturday night Representatives
from a number Of local trades union
were present and IL was decided to have
a procession to escort Mr.. Bryan from
the depot to his hotel. It was predicted
that $1,000 people would join in the pro.
cossion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

Boston, Aug. 8.-The wool commits.
sion firm Of W. D. Baton & Co Of this
city has made an assignment for the
benefit Of creditors. Jos. w. spauldips
Is assignee. Liabilities are placed Al
ssao.OOo. No statement Of assets has
been given ont. The failure Is attEab'
uted TO the poor condition Of the woo
market
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04
Popuulsrs oE NIeRAsKA
'aiiddle-of.the-Ro Readers Liable % Con
tend rnr Their rlana.

TMAuMtNroAsthNeAAo AAoAleNa AaAnlN - Auui
tend For rheir rians.
OMAHA. Aug. S.-The state nominal
ing convention Of the Populist party
will be held at Hastings Wednesday
and judging by the present indications
harmony will take day OF while the
warning factions hght out their differ.
enccs. Not that the result is in doubt,
for the fact that the "middle-of.the.
toadcrs" are In a hopeless minority, hai
boon again and again demonstrated.
They were beaten in nearly all the
county conventions in tho state ON every
issue raised. But they declare they viii
make a desperate effort at Hastings q
prevent the cousummation Of the plant
Of the leaders Of tho majority. Leader
Of Tho ''middlo.of.the.road" element a.
sert that Governor Holcomb aud sCna
Tor Allen have entered into a compsc
with the brysu mnnager hy whlc'
they are 70 deliver the Nebraska yole !
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-04

ATLANTIC CuY, Aug S.-Coroner
Mclaughlin begun the inquest today
in the cause Of the railway disas,er Of
last Thursday near here. Prosecutor
Perry appeared for the 1tate. and the
Reading and Pennsylvania companies
were represented by counsel
United States Senator William ].
Sewell, vice president Of the United
Railway Of New Jersey, is here, and
viii attend the inquest.