davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the plaid heads the vest, and there are
sleeve puffs of plaid goods
The sleeves and yoke are of plain checked
&c OILS in black and white, made in the
planest, simplest way possible Were the
sleeve puffs taken off, the waist would
be a return to the small shoulders of
twenty years ago. The puffs are caught
to the shoulders with a steel button, and
there are other buttons of steel at the
head of the fans VI on the skirt
For Combin3 tions of this Kind small
pieces of goods can be utilized, and the
woman who en- joys the bargain nd remnant
cOunters-and what woman does not?-can
revel in their economic giories and ex-
ercise both skill and taste in getting up
something pretty for the house
The morning times., 1896-12-22

Saturday, prior to the departure Of her
guest, Miss Ella Warfcld for her ranch in
The morning times., 1896-12-22

Miss Anna Louise Hoeke is home from
Boston for the holidays.
The morning times., 1896-12-22

Col. j. X. Miner, Tenth Cavalry, who
was married at Louisville, KY, last week,
is at the Portland with his bride.
The morning times., 1896-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. n. II DartOn have returned
from the West and have taken a house on
M street for the season.
The morning times., 1896-12-22

Mrs Walter A. johnson of 1907 Thir-
teenth street will be at home December 30
The morning times., 1896-12-22

from to 10, assisted by Mrs. Eugene
NJ. Williams and Miss Flynn OF Augusta,
Ga.
The morning times., 1896-12-22

There viii be an unusual number of dances
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UNITED STATES MASTERS SALE.

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIRE
United States for the MINI JUDICIAL CIR
euit, Dlstrlst OF Washington. NoFthega
Illinois Trust art Savinxs Bank, trustee.
complainant. V. Seattle Electric Railway
4 Power Company. Seattle Co1sql aafed
Company o. the city OK .NaS YORK. .rus-
tee Freuk T. Waterman. Joseph r. Mich
ois. Annie Sears taitks Anna Searsl ard
frank Sears ner husband. J. 3 Esxon.
william II Thompson. E4H&rS ?. Edsea
4nd John =. nuuphrtes as coEsrtrers
under ire style OF ThoFupso1. Efser *
iam II. Mhlte, as copartDars under ire
style % Pratt a White. A 2. fuller.
Oscar Todd ard r 7. Bisnck falsas =. =.
Blancsl. defendants. No. 81 tCsnsoIi-
dated c21ssD
Notice 5 hereby given tha, Ia parsu-
ance an1 ~ virtue q = girs4s 4@e4ss tn tAa
above enlisted cause. 81 he above entities
court hoa. 6. r. Bantoy1- judge. aate1
Nay =, lES. and oE an Greer u sale &ats4
June !. lssS. tssJe1 therein from AMI 1a-
der the seal q the said court tnere.n. -
ne directed. l. me undaTslgfiea. United
States master N chAneerg for Ike DEs-sses
q Washington. NeFxhera dIFislo1. as sps-
al master IN Eae SAID cause azly ap-
pointed fn and ~ SAID decree 70 make.
direct ard eondact said sale etc. WI es5i
AZ pubfsE sac 70 tsss ntEnssz 6i12sr. 0psn
The terms al3 conditions nersiEaaftar
stated. at The westerly froaz to0T q ths
court house 81 King county. Washing On,
in Ire csty % Seattle. n sad rssng comfy.
on Tess4aT. June ~. Ism. beginning az -
O'Clock IL she forenaen u shat LAY. ard
ia the order hereinafter particularly STAT
81 ard naDbere1. AL ara &ngtziar ina
ceF-alu properly described. raezttan@a ana
referred 20 "a sad decree. anH therein
drectea 30 he sold whether real.
personal Or Ha1xad II - tnAtxt1uai char
aczer. situate, Tying and b@fas "a tha
county q hsag ard state q Washington.
zna nEraoers1 FER TIE purpose q order
o. sale as follows. tEAt "a % say.
F1rss = order azd = al entirety ana
"a one properly and 10. q ssgz-
rate parcels al sad seattle E1ear-
TIE Railway A Poker CSmpany's
Tranehs SIS. charters and liberties.
ard al rssHts-cf-z4y au& every r9ghf
license. fT2zea3ss Aa1 pgwer owned - ~
Wherever situated. ard all r4gnts powers
art frzcEEf@es grAnte1 ~ the city % Sc
attic IA oF1inanre No. tszs OF sad city
IN said decree ard hereinafter more ssrs4e-
Bfariy mentioned ar4 al&o re fnliewiag
daseTftet raj extase situated r. tas city
q Seattle. ktug co1nEy. Wasn't gf0n. 10
Blts Lots 3 numbered eleven lIB ard twelve
% ~ block twa -. o. HEIRS OF Sarah
a EstFs nrst a@zittea 70 SAL city = Se-
atts@. tcGes~gr alTb shs engine hsaas. car
sIzLso-. ezg.1es. eoissEs zE4 ey1&llos. S1si
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COUNTY NOTICES.

NOTICE TO TAxPATERzNoTTcE IS
hereby giEen that The King county
board o. equalization will n< n session
three % weeks, ccmu eneG-g Mcl1ay,
August :. a D. ISS. az the King county
courthouse. for the pr Jose OF eQuatIx-
ing the TAX roll Of ISL All taxpayers
claiming abatement OF tax are hereby
nntiaed 20 appear on Or - fore Saturday,,
August =. fssS. or De forever barred
NATHAN BENAS
CJunsy Ac6itoT and Ex-O@fcso Clerk &c TIE
Board os Coaa,y Commissioners o.
Esrg County. Wash
Dated al Seattle. this eq-h day o. July,
n -2ne
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~~sse sSzst5gr s. terefFy wzrEec 10 20 10y
sxv xssorsey 70 parties rep~eEe-issy 70 -
srs~s<e 81 saa Eeass2e g9es-tssess zs<scsy.
<.ss.s<s~szes s~axessr.g x@e1sk q f1e F0ss-
TTssss5 lee-s1er. asz. T. - Ewfessaaan- J.
lFs~tev ens g. z Peek. TBS eoes rSs
= usssy - r&s s9eSt zEecfs - fnas zSeE -
ft@ &ertk weeF rar 80 Dos 1ssEr@Esy no
sre = al e4xss a81Hs~szss e takr 10
srrsgffexx for tn@ Ifzsr. fs1sAa5 so
<Fe<ht% F9&t~5 Et4sss efsT4fsefg ~ t-tes@'-.-
~~ss rzfheayx z = EaNsey. ".
Y Tzzrx4 arr " " E@Srg.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALEM TIL z.
superior court % ire state or Washing
ton. FOR the county o. King. s Robinson
Eoase plaintiff. vs. Marie C5ars. sxersf-
trSx u the estate OF Hsnry r. Cohrs de-
ceased. Marie Cohrs. Anna II ParfinE.
James A Painting. Sl'as W Burt. Rgch-
ard AxasSiz. John Noyss. defec4ants.
No 2@rH
Under and bv virtue Of an order az sale
ard special execution. issued oaf - The
above named court. IN me a1ovs enfatseI
cause. ard 20 ne directed an3
delivered. have daily 1eVis5 ar
on the following described reai
property. situated in King coGmfy. Wash
iagtor. to-wft. Lot :. IN block 90 =. r..
fSennv's PARK addition 60 Ner-h Seattle
tnow clcy u SeattlzA. sS saowu ~ record
81 plat thereof tagafaeF WIKI the tere-
raents. hereSisamsnts and appgrtersnres
rhereunto belonging. or IN anywsse apper-
tanning
Notice - therefore hereby given thas on
Friday the ftfh iay % September 49,
a. the sour 81 - 0eieck a. ~. ~ SAID dav.
q the sront 5so~ OF tire courthouse. f. rhs
city q Seattle. n sat4 King ccuatys I wsI
sell Tire above described property a. pzs-
lie auction. 20 TIE highest ard best bidder
for cash
Dated tnis fftr day % August 1Ss
A. T. VAN De vASTE-R. sheriff.
poolstse. & Eogg. Attorneys, Tacoma.
Wash.
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE OF INTENTION or INCREAs-
inz Capitsi Stock
Notice Is hsrehy given 20 the stockholders
Stsarrsnfr g,ornuanw. corporation % TIRE
state % Washington. that a meeting a
the stockholders Of tie CAPITAL stock ~
said Puget So8ni < Central American
city 90 Seattle stats - Washington. az
The asfses q me cgIu&-v- IN tae Mutual
Life hailfinE. CT Pioneer square. or the
I7fh aav OF ocsoneF. lssS. A. he hour ~
: O'Clock 2 n - sal 6aw. ne object os
which meeting = 20 submit - sail sto~k-
holferS a PROPOSITION 70 Increase fhs cEpi-
al stock % sad eompanY from two hun
dre8 SHARES % sae par value q twenty
thousand dollars - tEerty-fve hundred
shares OF the uar Talge % tao hundred
and nfsy Thousand collars.
JOHN BARNESQS.
sp~iN H Z, HIS.
Trustees % The PuRei sound s. Central
American Stea ushiu Counnany.
r1ases Seattle WASHINGTON. July - fssS
Date % firsi publication August IS. ls9s
~OTt~r-To the ckholsArs OF the sat
tfe Brewing ar8 Mating Company. Yrsa
A. Nsrehy nossHe1 that TIE arrual rs,eet-
Inr az ere sto-ck n1l5erE If me Sea++FA
fsravrsrr anS Mating Company q cesifsss
fo rect A. the general Offices of IRE
~ fna city Of Seattle. WA<h a. tn4
hrr~ cg = 2. IA. OF ere tTen Sav q
Asgeuss ESs%. Tor thN purpose % elect
inw seven q Trustees. % serve for he
es-ts~S. ana Ter the purpose % cor So
eng Ruv other business That nav
properly cone before said meeting By
er8er q the prss.3ez- -
Secretary Seattle Brewing azd Mastlnx
Com esaaX-
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CITY NOTICES.
TMPoUSDED STOCK SoTTcE.-The eol-
loving described keftex. p.aee9 IN ne
city pound On Aug-4ss l3.h fsss vi -
sod a. public aIsctto1 20 the = gnest 5ss-
der for cash in band. 10 nay costs es
lEnrou11tEg a1d advertising. Mor1zy
August 1ss. 80. a. Is o'closk a. n. AZ
TIE front 1oor cf police 5ea1aEarters.
corner Of ThLrd street and Ye<ler way.
tips OF both aars clipped heavy wirh calf
The owner Of The aooye-ssscrfhes heEfer
being 20 ne unknown.
c. s. REED.
Chief OF Posace
Date OF first publication. Angus Isth-
IMP0UNDED STOCK NoTTCE.-The fol-
l0EEn- described hslfer. Paced IN ne
sold AZ pubic auction 20 The highest bid
Ger for cash IN hand. % pay costs o.
inpo1n1,ng azd advsrtis.ng. Aonday:
the front door Of police 1essaSzarters.
corner Of Third srreax and Yesssr way.
One roam hssfe-. one year old
The oNrrer OF the a5oys-1escrlbed heGfs<
beng 10 NE unA1own-
Chief 90 Po.ice-
Date o. first publication. August isgh-
IMPoCNDED SOCK NoTEE.-Tae fol-
loving described hezfer, paced IN the
city pound On August i5th. -. vi4 -
sod a. public auc.io1 % he highest bSd-
der for cash II han1. 20 pay costs %
inpour1.lg AID advertising Ao1tay.
Augi1ss Tse. So. a. la o'eiock a. IA. az
the from. Door Ct police HEADQUARTERS,
corner of Third street an5 yesier way.
one re1 ard w1tf1 ae4fer. two years cd.
The owner of The a5ove-1escri1e5 hsifsr
being % me unknown
Ctsef os P0.scz.
Date OK first publication. August Is,h-
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Nu<EE--ss <zaerzs - WSz~n EzzyeE
- = x <rezank <rey-u TrEs4sx pzF1S
rzars~a. r.. sate~weat III - n LAKE,
E4eE cerxeserf IRE bo1y 49, Ds 70
sssoyes frero Pustsr~aTfhfs 81 - a "a
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e e~Ze~ 70 xeegTe x1ryeet 8-serfson -
rs1sSeez Mxs@F snxze test nxx - szrre
ssse1ss ~ seFs 8. - 81Hsress c~Nss -
IRIS ~ o1T NJ SzzTxe = Ea@&e xDr sScz
-ssessFes
rFs~e--- s,ofszex. ~e9es usta-s - sfsrs- re
ffzs sexsozzS e&srer<n VII ~ ~nS-<ss - 30
rate a. r. eers- xse< Ire %zrE tSszers or.
PCsET- Tss : ET.E-ffs k-=Ef sf<E co.
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rswsrs 60 Sc wsE - raS 70 f1.oY-
yszsSor lez9sf.T 70 tte erv%sF ara cyHssc-
ffe1 o. any orr Efealsng eops@s y =.
fhrQngn4aE the elEY.
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

NOTICE sealed BIDS fer coal or Wool .
o. fera SIZED - car lca8 lots Z q p rrsf8-
raan. 20 AErscGI5urSt College an5 School
81 S~serre air p received tr secretary
81 hssrA 1f regents up 80 ans larFa f.~x
Aer.fst T. -S& ~ rs u~bce = rslfnss4
Wseh Cal MISE - esss select Is1-sr
- rsrs o. more y o1si must ese Sc A.
SsreG Hr Or tsEaracs
z A BRYAN. Persistent.
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14ver< ss<na1rss n1ds- 80 nse1 ~ Lo~l.
Tnn~6 Fsr Ea5e For Rest ar1 S7ssszz4of4
Waxfs8 VII - Inserted ~ toe rate O.
csnf a zuFA each Insertion FaynenS A.
H4rs n s1szaes Ne aessrzssezSEi re-
eesve6 for less fnsS = esEzs
~0Tfe-Es-TNe business oTsce Q, 10
Toss~rrte5. lxetzrer 81 0Ss~z uEsk = 2 n.
Gur1as hours g. ~. 70 10 > a. arc z
10 8 r. m Classics eEseTg sS@E><E3ts VII
b. received 40 10 tk3z tire
Afversssesrse1ss VII be rerssye1 ~
branch arvkces ~ fb@ Fosf-frtei Esgsrcsrs
TAc0EA BIsEKAT-%o- IL Fsc5Se
avenue
pOHT EisAr Jone2
EEII5SEHAN EAT-<ew Whsscosn-
o III Culver Manager
oasTNpFA-4f7sz Main street. Chsrses
Watson. Agent
The fosioS1nx letters await advertisers
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TFE
state Of Washington. fer the county y
King. Jo1n W Bake. plaintiff. w.
James Mcbride and Carrie Mcbride. de-
fen1ants. No. zS4 Summons
McBrsss and Carrie MCBRIDE. Defendants
IN tne above entitled action.
You SRI each of VOC are hereby summon
81 70 appear within sky days after the
date % s1e first publication q s@4s sum
mons. to-wit. Within sixty days after tas
18th 9ay Of August. fS&, and 1efsEJ me
above entitled action. = the above e114-
tied court. and answer tire complaint OF ne
Plaintiff an1 serve q copy % your answer
On TIE undersigned. attorneys for psasnflrY.
az thelr 1~A1e below stated. 4a1 n c1sA
os pour failure 80 10 do Judgment vii hS
rendered against yQu according 20 tne de-
suSrl % the complaint. which VIII De HE'D
with the clerk % SAID court
The object o. said action i 20 foreE4a<e
4 certain mortgage. dated February ~
sc. reeswdck. IN book f@f 81 mortgages. GA
page as. n the records % King county.
Washington. made hv tns ahays named
defendants 20 the order - the pa Mir.
securing a certain pronissorw Eote FOR
800 rith interest notes thereto attached.
and constituting a first Hen on The north
east quarter % the southwest quarter &c
section 81. IN township - north 9f ranS-
east q the Willamette meridian. situate
IN King co1ntr. Washington
BLACKBURN & BLAKE.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. cfflces 3fs-.E9 5er-
In Suifdln<. Tscaus. Wasa-
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DIVER AND wRECkER

DIVER AND wRECkER
A q BENZ AMIN, 2. Pa rcsa avenue.
arr-s Tor EyllrAuls- sara as s~s-szs-r
purngS. TIE nss< T's1e s5E rn3ninx. Asrgs-
wsre- DIVERS cG1Gts
Tee AND COLD STORAGE.
~ sss0osD ICE ANCn 90. y STORAGE
EouHsEN. fSet ssra strHst- r~szsafa.s-
EE&S eEsSt2- .ss sEcza --Ss--seA- N-.sE.
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xxvt~ssx<<x Sexrfnx 5is,saY a1ver-ase-
rssvafs ssf,anxsse fsT re EarEay fs&1e Ensi&s
hart * cefy 81 O'clock sst1r@ay 10 Ia
sure caanRs,
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CONFESSIONAL HOTEL. Fsrss avenue
sour an9 M2fe streess eentra.Iy l@s &fsst-
Rom -. 10 -. SPECIAL rates Ter week
1 -~-s.kA-
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EgNEs- P RUsSEY. Dexser HoTs0a
52cA s---lE.
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STONE. STONE,-Why use brick for
foundation. when you can ger s,oae 80
per cent less and have something dur
ahiez Address r. H11zugh - Twer-
ty-third avenue south. or g J. Gerirun.
Setro.
II YOU WISH TO REALIZE on your
furniture. remember the Seattle Auction
Storage ard Commission COMPANY hold
regular szSes Tuesdays and fridays
z @ Bickertoa has no connection with
Us.
OLD PAPERS FOR sale q. The business
of-sce ot this paper: lie per hund,e.
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ROOMS AND noarD.

a PRIVATE FAMILY. vfs ere heese n
a hesfstffis lgesAEiaa mlli fsks sFa4t faali-
i "a hssrsf. ~ a teE single see 5ca ~
saasex. Address heiN0. s'as.-ln Een-
Ger
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wA<TEn-uv genfieTaH. uife sni crs
s-hfia or q ressaE furnishes Ger neuse-
leeriux n private family. hest % refer
as4resss r. Il. Posi-Iuse. Eeacrr. stat
swg price.
xA~rEc-Ta rsnt Era&H furnished
hoesa "a The ftsif." no chEtrsn- L
II poat-fnsesfsEencer
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COMPOSITION - In noEpareIi. rairion.
brewer or long primer faces on the foa-
Fozrf-- size bodies; NonpareH or min
fou not exceeding j ems plea. brewer.
ROT exceeding Is ems plea. long primer.
roc exceeding - ems plea Special terms
On large orders. Adress PoSt-Inteli-
gancer. Seattle.
SPECIAL, INFORMATION DAILY 20
rszuufactur bl,sireSs houses ard pub
IL rner by the Press Clipping Bureau
QAHen's, Union block. Portland. Or.
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finest ROOMS wtfh bozF8. tesf tccA-
ssns ara thn r4fy. rates FT&sarshsa ~ 50
Srvsrr southeast corner ef Fuarfe ave-
vpn as4ss SnrlTE street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16
CUT OPEN m4IL POUCHES.
Porter at the Union Depot, Detroit. in [
 Serious Fix.

Chicago, Sept 15-Harry Laraway, porter at the Union depot in Detroit, Mich, was last night caught in the act of robbing United States mail pouches and placed under arrest.
 Inspector Stuart said yesterday that Laraway's thefts had extended over a period of fifteen months. Last night he took forty-three letters. Complaints have been coming in for months past from Canadian correspondents of Chi- cago banks, and quiet surveillance was instituted It was found that sacks had been cut open and reserved with soiled thread.
 Men were detailed to follow the vans on bicycles others rode on the roof of the baggage cars and watched the clerks, and it was at last decided that the work was done in little brick building in the Union depot at Detroit, where the mail was transferred. Lara way, a Canadian, worked there at night but could not be watched, as there was but one door and no window. A special compartment was built adjoining, but proved impracticable. At last tun- mel under the building was made and the dispatch announcing the capture of Laraway in the very act of cutting open a sack proves how successful this plan was.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16
LATEST FROM MAINE.
Reports From A50 Towns Give Powers q
 Plurality of Over 49,OOO.

Portland, Me, Sept 15-The Daily Press has received returns from 450 cit- ies towns and plantations The re- turns are practically complete for the counties of Cumberland, York, An droscoggin, Oxford, Franklin, Knox, Lincoln, Waldo, Piscataquis, Kennebeo and Somerset. In the other five coun- ties there are some small and remots plantations which make up the miss ing precincts The returns of these 45O cities, towns and plantations give for governor: Powers, rep, 78,296; M P. Frank, dem, 31,909; L. c. Bateman. peo., 2,743; A. s. Ladd, pro-, 1.729; w. H. Clifford, nat. dem.. 576
 Powers plurality from these 450 towns is 46,387. In 1894, which was the avalanche year, when the republicans supposed that they had reached their high-water mark, the same towns gave Cleaves, rep, 65,367; Johnson, dem, 2S,- 354; Bateman, peo.. 5,614; Hersey, pro, 2524.
 Cleaves' plurality was 37o13. Cleavess total plurality was 38,817. This shows a. ratio of increase in the remaining towns which will make Powers pIural- ity above 49,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16
TO DEFEND IRISH DYNAMTTERS
Irish National Alliance to Raise $50,OOO
 for That Purpose.

New York, Sept. 15-The Irish Ma tional Alliance, which has it's head quarters in the Potter building, held secret meeting at the home of one of its members last night, and arrangements were made to provide counsel to defend Tynan and Kearney, the dynamite sus- poets, and prevent them being taken to England for trial. It is said that $20, 900 was subscribed at his meeting, and the fund will be immediately in- creased to $50,000.
 None of the friends of Kearney and Tynan here has heard from them di- rectly since their arrest, and all profess to believe that the two men are in this country attending to their engagements with the political parties. The name of Tynan does not appear among the speakers selected by the republican na- tional committee. Kearney told his friends about the time Tynan was go- ing on the stump for Bryan and free silver and had been assigned by the democratic national committee to the southern states.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16
NEH YORK DEMOCRATS.
Silver Will Dominate the Convention
 HiIPs Fine Hand Seen.

Buffalo Sept. 15.-Free silver will dominate the democratic state conven- tion which meets here to-morroW. All other questions will be relegated to second place. The platform will deter mine the ticket. The extreme silver ties hope to Chicago the Chicago platform and thus prevent the nomina- tion of conservative democrat for governor. This will be opposed by lead CTS, who desire to prevent a split and the nomination of a second state ticket.
 Chief among the leaders is Senator Hill, who will not be here, but whose influence will be felt. All talk of the abandonment of the party to it's fate by the senator is nonsense He has active lieutenants on the field and the long distance is part of the state ma- chine. Whether Senator Hill and the old leaders can control the convention or not is question that the conven- tion will determine A slate has been made and if it Is put through it will be plainly apparent that Senator Hill is stIll at the helm. Here is the slate:
 For governor-John Boyd Thacher of Albany
 For lieutenant overnor-General Isaac Catlin of Kings.
 Judge of the court of appeals-Irving G. Vann of Onondaga.
 Chairman of the state committee Elliot Danforth.
 Member of the national committee Frank Campbell
 Temporary hairman-Thomas F, Grady of New York.
 Permanent chalrman-ExCo Congress man II H. Rockwell of Chemung.
 The platform, which has been shown to Senator Hil! and approved by him as to the state issues and by Chair man Jones of the democratic national committee, in its attitute on national questions, will endorse Bryan and Sew all, declare for free and unlimited coinage of silver, denounce trusts and corporations, condemn bond issues In time of peace and denounce the Raines law, the last republican legislature and republican extravaganza in gener- al
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16
TN THE ENEMY'S COUNTRY
4 REP UBLICAN GAIN orr 20. .oOO
 VOTES IN ARKANSAS.

Official Figures Show That Instead of d
 Democratic Majority of 65, ,OOO, it is But
 3s,ooO-Phenomenal Republican vote--
 First Reports Grossly False-Dcmocrats
 Busy Explaining-Say tho Denocratic
 Voters Were Embittered Against Their
 Gubernatorial Candidate-The Result of
 the Greatest Significance as Showing the
 Feeling in the Hot Bod of Populism.
 Little Rock. Ark, Sept 15.-Official returns from last Mondays election have been received by the secretary of state from all the counties in the state except Scott and Logan, showing the majority for Colonel Daniel w. Jones and the remainder of the democratic state ticket is but 3S,640. The increase in the vote for the republican ticket over 1894 is about 10000.
 Democratic leaders here say the large decrease i'll the democratic vote is due to the fact that a large number of dem- ocrats remained from the polls, refus- ing to vote because Colonel Jones, the democratic gubernatorial candidate, proclaimed from every stump in the state that he would not support the nominee of the Chicago convention if he happened to be a. gold man on a gold bug platform.