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Sentenced 60 F,uocn Months g.
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LoNDoN, July 2S,-Tho Jury In :ae
jameson South African case found all
the defendants guilty OF violating the
foreign enlistment act.
DIR. JAmOtDH was sentenced 10 n teen
months imptisoument without labor.
Major John Willoughby 10 ten months
ami Major White 10 seven monlhs;
Captain Henry h. Coventry, Col. RB.
Grey anu Col. II. L. White TO hve
months.
Before the LORD chief Justice, Baron
Russell OF lGilloW, Baron Pollock and
Mr.. Justice Hawklns, In the queeu's
bench division OF the high court OF jus.
tico today, the trial OF DR.. Jameson,
Major john WillouRhby, Col. II. Groy,
Col. III. +. White, Major II. White aud
Capt. Henry r.. Coventry, charged
with viOlatiOn OF the neutrality laws
In invading tho territory Of the South
African republic, was concluded. The
argu aBntH having been concluded
yesterday, the chief Justice began sum.
montug up today. Lord Russell's re-
marks were distinctly hostile TO the
doiendant3. He began by pointing
out that none OF the facts in the case
against prisoners, had been contested
aud said there was no doubt
In regard TO their having taken
Ia or Ab0tted ihe proceedings at
Pitsanih anu MAieklng, where this in
yading forces were mustered proparl.
tory To entering TTansvaal. IL was
entirely unimpOttant In tho opinion OF
LORI Russell, whether foreign enlist.
ment had been proclaimed at the places
named In 1853. There was no doubt
the expedition was OF military char
aoler and whether II was aimed TO
overthrow the TTansvaal government
or force n change Of laws IN the repub.
lie, II was equally an expedition against
| q friendly state,
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Thc Uganda HaiiwRy nui Passed Ii-
second HrRdiuE.

LoSDoS, July gs.-rhp Uganda
railway uill passed Ne secOnI reading
In the House ~ Commons today by a
vote Of $50 70 50 "a tor MT. Curzon had
urgeI that ~ Great Britain uid not
make railway 10 iho Victoria
NyNtzi, Germany would do ~.
rne trndcs cOucil.HtiUn bill has
passed its thiui tesrinr.
Ihu Uganda railway, tue bill for
winch uas passed ia second reading
IA the House Of Commons, Is already
under clustfu ton. The proposed
route ~ from Mombasa on the Zanzibar
cUnst Of Est Africa, nUftu.wcstefly,
passing 10 tho north OF Kllma Marc,
through the country Of WaEamOa 70 o
point near kikuyu, passing lake MAI
vasha, coming out upon Victoria
NyuuZi IN knvitOndO at Berkeley Bay
at the nOrlh.taet snoTe of the lake.
Tho Route II descfibud ~ being fIf
most u the dittpnco over "A gtnuy
rising aud then falling, and in places
sligutly uudulaliug country, urotcut.
ing few OF tic engineering iliculties,
win tho exception Of sDvtr,I SHARP
rises. There is also the EldomA fnyinr,
which has very steep banks 800 icul
high aud IL 800 feet In width, which
will require tue cons 'ructiou a. au
iron BRUCE. III intended that train
shall take eight days 10 do the entire
journey. It's sa,d that u will 0uly
run curing tho day timo uni strong
permanent stntiuns will Be- erected AT
the places where tue trains stop for tue
night,
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The GREEN BAG.

Governor Wells went to sohonsld
today.
The elevator In tho Joint building
has been iusl to,ed aud IL Injured fJt
$4,000
Martha J. Clark asks the Third dis.
tTlcy court Tor uiv0Ioo from her hus.
band, Charles X. CLARK.
Deputy County Clerk Dennis has
had tho misfortune 10 ioto an infant
Death occurred d low hour alter Ulflh.
The preliminary htaTing OF the
BAcOna anu HOLLANDS mas Ussn again
postponed for n week before Judge
Harvey.
Elizabeth Hartman Il suing her
husband, Adolph a. Hartman, for a
divorce. The plaintiff also ssks $50
PER month alimony aud tho custody Vi
two children,
Geneva a. kimhall, admluisitalriE
Of the estate o. r., X imuall, has com
menced an action against W. >. Hen
d0fson ana EdWagu Caldwell 10 col
leol 80, $40 on n pr0missofy note.
The city has filed Ito answer 10 the
| complaints In the iultH OF Fifcmeu
Mowers, CLARK, Mcmillan aud Gilbert
10 recover ailrgol uun salary Ia sums
aggrsgailug 81, 25s 49,. The answer
specifically ueuiyB the material ailo'
gatiOus OF the plaintiff.
John Reese, recently found guilty OF
stealing railroad ties from the Rapid
Transit, has filed, through his atlof-
ney, ID. NJ. SiTaup, a notice OF appeal.
The case WAS tried before Judge Har'
vey snd will now 90 10 the district
court
Contractor d. =. Grlnn today came
20 the city's lufm5 on tho contract TO
remove thu eaten bR ms and construct
guttsTs,acrOes the strrtis Ia leu oilthem.
| Tho clause IN tbs COltract o. winch
Mr.. Gflfiln objected was one pT5yiding
that pay mru. iyt the work should 10.
be made uulil sixty dayo after compile
lion OF tue contract
Dr. A. q. hacioan has planted salt
agaius, tho Western u Ilou rolegfauh
COMPANY fUr s5Oi % professional srT7'
ices. Iha uIuilIH IbClu.td ia the
Judgment asapu were he d Hs follow
b.. Mauleau, $685. d.. $ oB.e, sl5li
Dr. hugnus, 500; Dr. PukortUn, slOi
d. DAIby, SO. lha latter consiguu4
their claims TO Dr. Maclean. Tie
claims utu Tor professional services rem
durtd LtOlETl J, stewart.
CITY Recorder Emery has asked tue
CITY attorney Tor an opinion On the
question Of redemption OF property
rom TAX sales. The new law allows
tho owner four years IN which 10 make
REDEMPTION. tir. Emery submtsel
hip question 10 discover whether Or not
the iour.year Inv can DO extended To
prousrty sold white the twu'yeaT Law
was in vogue, but upon which the two
year limit had not then expired
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ns,k mnnnn In 100 Ne,l.

NEW iUiu,, July as.-Maik A.,
Hams, chairman VI tue Republican
national committee, gtriycd from
Chicago today. lie said he could not
awe out any outline ut present. NJ 10
his movements while here. lie wAs
aekei n he came east ~ consult with
the advisory committee. lie saig!
"Fnetc IL no advisory COMMITTEE. /
nun going 10 niviHu with every man
VINO Euows more tuan ! 10, ana there
are probably a good many VI them, /
expect Qu1y tore tonight, anu H0uatt
viii c ulu over tomorrow. Ia the aittf.
noon tgm1rgOw W. have II messing 0i
the eastern members " the committee,
aud We hope soon to have thing may.
inv.n
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rnIrhnnL WIN Not pn,.

NEW YOKl, July 2S.-N. *. Fair
bank Of Chicago has declared his In
ientlon Dot TO pay the Judgment which
David BelascO obtained against him
IN the supreme court for $40. 858 based
upon cain for services rendered In
Transforming Mrs. Leslie Carter into
Onc u the leading actresses OF the
Jay,
lie has informed the attorneys for
Mr.. Helasco that he viii take au-
vantsge Of tho limo given him by
Judge Geigorlch and has served notice
Of appeal to tho appellate division OF
tho supreme court, claiming that the
verdict was contrary TO the evidence
and against tue weight Of the evidence
anu excessive. II Ia not likely that the
appeal can DO heard before tho N0yem-
Der term Of tue appellate Iiyision Of
the supreme court.
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Police Court

Llp!5 Sinclair was Ia the police
court today aud stood trial on two
counts OF assault anu battery. Ho,h
were committed last Sunday, oue 0
his ptepdaughter Adelaite snow, anu
The oibcr On tbs prrfOn u George
Wade. Both charge. were proven au1
cost the defendant $40 and 81 TtHIto.
lively.
Andrew Burt and Barnard Troxlor,
two lads who bad been arrested for
stealing iron from the cement com.
pany's works In the NO ithw stern part
of tue city, were Affaignrd on n charge
Of petit larceny, 10 which they ploaued
guilty, Thoy were discharged, how.
ever alter being ltotufed 10 thoroughly
by Justice weDgot.
Keepers u gambling houses made
foHeits Aggtegstiug $40, while the
deposits OF prostitutes added $40 q the
city treasury.
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AT THE SANITARlUM.


rho Third South street 5anilarlum
will be the scene Of series Of unique
aui interesting exhibitions this even.
ing. wslior Van Nrs', the "human
nrebali" IL scheduled TO make a seven .
ty.iive foot ufop ilom the dome Of the
uatatofium, dtopplug through blazin IS
hoop and sappeafing IN tue msss ~
Il mes. IL IL said TO 10 very difli.
cult feat clUvrTiy performed.
The tramp and the rfaptze l. schud'
uled as very amusing speciality eNhi'
billion. Tue event o. the evening is a
Northumberland swimming race be-
tween Pot. Van NVs' ~ Detroit aud
Andy kliEmonk % Fort Douglas,
Uiah.
There are other interesting features.
Proper advertising would doubtlesl
have Injured very lttgu audience.
The Performance ucgins NJ 5 o'clock.
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MR.. LANNAN DENIES.
Story Of The Sale Of The Tribune 10 a
Cold Syndicate Untrue.
STARRED HALF BAKED IDIOT
20 saws Vi, Manager II the Paper
Ju.gc GOODWIN VII CONTINUE 10
Nrir Va lap rs iduor.as

For some duys past story has been
quietly goinr tho rounds Ia political
crclto that the Salt Jsks Tribuae was
about to change hsudi; that It would
pass Into the control ot new publish.
tug company favorable TO the election
Of Mckinley aud tho maintenance Of
the Col standard.
Tue topJited change Involved two
pfoposili5uf-,uc lease Of the entire
Tfituuo plant at q fancy figure for a
period covering the campaign at least,
aud the outright Purchase o. tue psper
and iis good Will At n price ranging
from $3.50, 200 to 100000. This money
was 10 come from outside sources and
n policy directly the opposite Of what
tho Tnler l. now pursuing with refer.
euce to national politics was to be IN.
augunteu. Aud 10 this connection
Judge GOODWIN was to "wAlk
ucio,s the street and write Ill.
yer editorials tot tue Herald" But
there seems 10 DO great deal o Mu u.
Chaustnism about the whole Hiiair as
viii be observed IRON the emphatic
manner In which Manager Lannan
entered n general ueulal TO-DAY. When
accos,cd by NEWS representative Ia
relation 10 tue matter he was sitting In
his business on 90 signing what seemed
70 be- "a ondiu1l list OF checss. lie
said H. had heard the story ami knew
" en- ana with whom II originated.
81 CAME" no SAID In n tone and
win d gesture VIA liy Lannhnistio
"ifOm Cuttuin hall baked idiot who
| tuiutu he n doing good work ior his
omp oyer ny telling the ialseh,Od.
/ When / went TO MIN REGARDING the
matter uu Sail he hi hoarI 1t from n
/ harkVopel; the baIkeepcr said BIO got
the story ir0m customer, and ~ II
| go.a."
"ND,n continued SIR. LannaD,
| "thera IL not word o. truth Ia II. lhs
very sCn iment OF It N Insulting. The
Tribune eau neither he leased nor
bought during n campaign, not even
! iyT miIli1n."
Mt. Ian aus deuiAl was 20 plain
| pUiaicI un earnest that u cannot do
Otutrwisu han put quiutus ON the
fepuf. IL means also that Judge
G0Odwin will not walk across the
sit1ep fnr the lurpoto suggested, at
itast not lual yet, anu that no will
continue tu be the presiding genius Of
iAo IupuEe tuityTiai department fol
come time 10 come.
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| FINANCIAL PLAN.
%, Scheme Of The Bankers 10 PIE
ynt Gold Exports
n, rrrPIyG EXCHANGE RATES UP,
uy VIII supply Bi's, Discount ? hei'
own rap'r aud E'''b i'h Credits
Abroad to Irew gainst

Nrw YORK, July 2s.-Reierrlnr to
n.plau 10 check gold exports devised
the oimmlt,oo OF foreign bankers
"a unanimously agreed 70 by the
.,mbsfs Of that committee, the lief
,ntbs morning say;
rbe attitude OF tho hankers toward
III. customers, It IL said, will BIO to
.nply assure them tina, thore will bo
an abundant supply OF bills In the
.,,ket at low rates. Through dis.
e,upllug their own paper and saiab.
nbing credits abroad to draw against,
Inc International houses will DO able
% keep the exchange rates at figure
that will make gold expectation M tx'
tstsive tfansnc,lon.
Although officials OF the banks who
ssposited with the Hub.treasury 10 10.
,iafs the reserve disolaim any oonnec-
non with the foreign banker, II 10 gen.
s,allv admitted that the success Of the
sgr vaa mnde dependent upon the
sstlon Of tho other. Many Of tbs bank
t,tsiden,s would not have parted with
ibsif gold had they not been assured
mat the foreign hUusee would arrange
,ome plan whereby the metal might
he retained In the country. They saw
no use Of paying II into the treasury
M was to be promptly Withdrawn AMI
10 eoust quenco tho foreign bAnkors'
aetIru WIS necessity.
There mas been considerable Discus.
,on as 10 the amount u exchange
that will be Necessary 10 tlfD over the
Interval Oi depression rosuliing from
inc agitation 0t tho election. IL may
ttsl5,uOO. 900 and II may be and proc.
tbv will De, more.
Whi.e tins period that IL conaiierei
nsrrsiafy 70 make provision for Is eel
dIwn VI sixty days, II II Understood
that u tho supply OF cotton aud grain
bills In the market be not sum Client 70
lust nsiIa within that TIM, then
me pool will continue In operation TOT
logger period. The intention IL 10
o1sot Hny sudden PAM, which may
IOllow the ring VI domagOgues during
The campaign.
Tue workings Of the " Indicate will
Of course, entail Inconvenience upuu
Individual members, anu possibly Ia
some loss q profils. fhe inter, 1t IL
said, will be borne pro rata among tho
mtmbsff. The Erms that will manage
tho pool, or M II will be called, the
clearing mouse for exchange are J. T.
Morgan a Co.. August Bclmout a
Co., ~ Won Hoffman & Co., KAhui
Loeb & Co. anu LsEaId fferes
Bfookly n banks will fall into Inns TO-
dhy IN tue riion g. maintain tho re.
tvfvo ilaugurated by New York and
llined In by Boston, Phiiadelphiu
ami Chicago. Tue movement there
fore seems TO DO infectious ana M
doubt now remains ne 10 ita succesi
aud the wisdom VI the movement.
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HAVANA, July 2s.--Tho police aol-
ing upon Information received from a
lguy vino owned n small hotel at
Bathbas, which vas ircqusnisd by In
surgeuis and their ihmilies, arrested
sonora haTduy, her father, Juan
Pablo, aud her nephew, lioniguu.
lhey had with them three horses
lohdfd with groceries, etc., and a
quantity OF cloth ana dry gOCds, owl.
IDENTITY intended Tor the Insurgents.
In addition, the prisonofa were found
to have lilies hidden IN their slookings.
la helohora sltusted twelve miles
from Santa ClaIa, las boen burned ~
Lhe lnhuIEnnig.
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sOCIALIsrs Ann ANARonIs.e.
Ehs Latter Excluded from the Trades
Union Congress,

LONDON, July 2S.-rhv Information.
al socialists and trades union congress
resumed session today a. ~. Martina
town hall, with Herr Singer, Gar
man socialists presiding. The Gre.
uentials Of all delegates were closely
acTutlnized at the door, some bslng ro-
Jseted. The anarchists became furious
aud after fiery remarks from the lead
eTs, mnde combined rush for the
doors, overturned the doOrkeep1r aud
poured into the galleries Ia Hpite OF all
opposition, TINS caused repetition
OF thu exciting AID stormy scenes OF
yesterday.
Tom Mann ana Janice Kicrhady,
English labor leaders, spoke In favor OF
allowing the anarchists to coma 10.
These remarks were wildly appauded
by the anarchists. OIher English
laO0r leaders made speeches again, Il
admitting tho anarchists. rhiH
brought forth a storm Of disappToVal
from the latter. A few blows anu
many angry words were exchanged
among tho Foreigners, who could
hardly bo prevented by mora peaceful
men from engaging In a general free
tigbt. Eventually orders were given
to put out the Gisturbtts Of the peace
and when some show Of uOing 80 was
made, order was RESTORED, and this de.
bate resumed. After the speeches for
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FROM VIRGINIA.
Elder Thomas Relurus and RepOrs
Missionary Nork ~ the south.

Elder Mathonihah Thomas Of Farm.
ingIon, Davis county, Utah, was a
caller at tho NEWS office last evening,
having lust returned from his mis-.
sionaTy LAHORE IN Virginia. He left
home April ~, 1894, aud spon, tho
whole Of hls absent time Ia the state OF
Virginia, the nrst nneen months In
general missionary work and tho re-
naming eleven months In ptesiiins
over that conference, he being sue.
ceeied In that capacity by Elder J.
DE Grey Dixon o. Provo.
There are IN the Virginia conference
at present nearly 800 Saints, with
seven Sunday schools established and
three branches OF the Church. Ole
branch has its own meeting house re-
Gently erected by the Saints, with the
assistance VI the travelling Elders. The
health Of the Church members In good
auu the Ellefa are enjoying their
lnbJta Immensely, making many
warm ami lasting friends, some OF
whom hold nigh Official positions 10
the state, Conspieuou, among these
may 10 mentioned DR.. L. A. Bryce OF
Richmond, the editor and publisher OF
the Southern Clinic, the leading med.
ical m agazlno Of the south anu South.
west.
The missionaries have succeeded In
alluyiug much prejudice formerly
existing against the Mofmons,
aud have been 90 successful In
their labors, lhst tho ReOTgauiLed
church denomination which also has
mlfsi0naties ia the ssmu field, shows
extreme hostility, which 10 thrown out
! In tho form " TRADES Of abuse, Their
Ultterness,I however, but strengthens
| tue cause " truth and weakens that
which they arc striving TO fOrtiiy.
The saints Of Virginia held very
interesting anu largely attended cou.
| ference NJ Mount view church,
| Roanoke county, on July IL anu IL, NJ
which time some little opposition was
attempted, bur tho efforts ~ those 90
iucinrd diI not avail them much.
Elder Thomas visited Columbus, OHIO,
aud Kansas CITY, Mo-, on his return
trip. Al tho later place he met
number Of Elders oi the Northern
States missiOu, with whom he visited
tho historic SPOT Of Independence. The
Northern states mission Il IN prO,-
Porous condition aud success there 10
! very sim lat to that which crowns tue
lab0rs VI tno Elders In the South.
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Tue YARD, nuIIsr divorce sui,

LONDON, July 2s.-In tue high court
OF Justice before Sir Francis Henry
Juen, presiding Judge, the suit for d..
voroe brought by Walter Yarde. Butler
against Mn. Yards.Buller, daughter
o the late General kltkham Of San
Frat cisco, was resumed.
Narde- bulltt, according TO the wiie's
testimony, was declared bankrupt 10
1855 after which no anu wife went 10
the United states, visiting her friends.
While In America HaTde.BulleT wroto
q confession regarding his conduct
tOwHrd her anu her father, which con.
iession was witnessed by MIR. Majori.
banks, their lawyer. All Ihis Time
Kitkham was supplying Mrs. HatIu-
Butler with money for their support.
Yhrde' Butler returned 10 England in
1891 anu eleven months later the " Ito
felOinod him. sne we1t 90 ChuTEtOn
aud found during her absence many
o. her belongings had bsen sold, In.
GLIDING her wedding CUTS. General
liiTkhEm, Mrs. YArdu.iiuller also
stated, advanced $4,000 to DO expended
al Chutston,
Mrs. YsrIo. Butler testified that her
huHbhnu WI htr alone AZ ChufttOn
wiInou, servant ana that she had
done tbs work OF the house while THIS
father was dying Ola broken heart
thousands Of miles awsy, on account Of
GRTde- Bu Iler's conduct towards her.
Alter kirkham's death II was an-
n0uneed that Mrs. Yarde. Butler had
been lei! large fortune ana her hui.
band rejoined her tho sam,
Jay. But while At Churston, upon
this occasion, SArds.Bullsr, IL SCENE
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VISITING uRYAN.
The Nominee sees Friends ANA Tai'y'
About the situation.

LINCOLN, Mob, July IS. - The
stream ot visitors 10 the Bryan home
IL on the increase. Two OF the dele
gaies from Nevada TO the ST. Louis
silver convention, Mussrs. Nixon anu
Davis, tntOute homo, stopped OIL here
u consult with Mr.. Bryan, doubles
upon bis probable course In relation 60
The Popullst domination. Mt. BryGn
has received number OF kilograms
containing suggestions IN regard 10 The
action VI tbs Popullst convention, and
TO al OF them no responded, In tilolt,
That hs will act with dollberation, anu
that nothiag will TO done which can
te Justly criticized by any OF the
elements who are sincerely Interested
IN the success Of the cause OF bimetal.
llsm, Ia hi replies To these expressions
be earnestly advises oil ifi0Dds Of the
Cause In all parties to Ieirsin from
hsfsh criticism NJ those VINO, however
widely they may dileT, otherwise
occupy common gr0uu u In desiring the
Immediate restoration Of the free coin
age Of silver.
Mt Bryan expresses the utmost
confidence That wise anu gratifying
solution OF the peTplexiug conditions
viii be presented ana adopted In uue
hnlgood time, and that tho solution
VIII he both honorable ana satisfactory
loall parties. Further than this Mt.
bryhn declined 10 talk In relation to
lhe situation, Every entreauug in
curry calculated TO iathom his plane or
lgfpotts met with the simple TospOnse,
u must decline O. DO interviewed
concerning the 81, Louis convention or
Miesulls." However his llqusoily In
u'heT ulrettloua was not ~ clfcum'
seflbed anu he found plenty ofmateflal
lot an entertaining Discourse.
" Tecsiveu,n no said, "anOlher
iAouiPs foot ltwEs sent 10 mo by o
Telegraph operator IN Montana. Tnis
makes the eiXtn Rabbits foot besides u
great many iour Leaf olovoB and o
hotse shoe. / wrote tho donor OF the
hsI IAnbi's loot that while | am not
Nall tuperstllious, under tho oiTcum.
s'Alceb can but feel that every oonul.
NOh AMI NECESSITY TO insuro my tTl-
a'hphaut election has bsen secured
except the votes.n
On nis return from tue PopullBt con.
Hehuuu, Governor HolcOmD sent Ia
Lleolu cage conveying two very
liuWy biTuei Nnd OF tho variety demon.
mated love nirdr. They were sent by
'ne Kansas delegation. rhey were
uAiheu Kansas anu Nebraska.
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A TIIIKD TICKET.
Senator mn In EaVor OF Once
Position Defined

EheltAhh bthheo
CIuCAuo, July GA special to the
Record from New York says: Senator
Hun In now In favor OF third ticket,
Ihis Information comes direct from II
petsOAgl friend OF the senator who IL a
prominent Democrat.
Tho action OF tho POpullst iOnveL-
ton Al ~. Louis IL what seems TO have
caused Mt. Hill TO come 10 "a decision
as 10 his course. The position OF tho
seuAtoT Ia thus outlined by the friend In
question as iollOwt:
MIR. HIN has boon between two fires
from both iaotons OF tho party for some
lime, He could not indOrse tue Chit
cagO platform, nor could no advocate
the election OF any candidate who
stood upon II. The 81. Louis POpulist
convention only served TO widen tue
breach between the sound money anu
suv0r wings VI the pnrty, making II
impossible 10 bridge, M tho Western
Democrats had practically affiliated
with the PopullBlH ia eve ything but
IA name, You viii nuu tuRt when
lhe Saratoga stale convention meets
Mr.. Hill VIII DO against the Bryan
ticket. Tue Now YORK senator Is bim-
ply following into the footsteps OF
Flower whitney, Lamont and other
| eminent Leaders Ia tho empire ttate.
Senator Hill himself, continues nom
| committal aud the state committee,
when meets at the IL ltimgn Ia Iuse ~.
day Will merely decide, a. Ia said, TO
cali the convention at Saratoga with
out indicating any line OF p0hcy.
An doubt M 10 Vsmmany's inteu-
tons cluceruing tbs Chicago ticket
.nd platform has been set NJ rest by
| the issne n n call Tor meeting "
the executive committee Friday to at
| rnngo 100 details Tor fAtiiyIng the
Ticket This step was decided upon by
Mi, Martin anu John q. sheehan, Ia
accordance with tue expressed desires