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The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
WAS THE BEER DRUGGED 2

Henry Nettleman Regains His Senses at
the City Receiving Hospital
The young man whose case aroused such
interest among the physicians at the Re-
ceiying Hospital regained his senses yes
terday morning.
DR.. Rhine spoke to him yesterday morn
his name was Henry Nettleman and that
he was native of Germany. He could
not account for his lapse of memory.
~ came to the City from the Santa Cruz
Mountains on Tuesday afternoon" said
Nettleman, later. 81 left my baggage at
the ferry till / could look around and get a
place to stop in. / had S25 in my pocket,
and at night I went to some of the dives
and had few drinks.
1.-THE last one l remem Der being in was
on Bush street, near Dupont. l went to q
rear room and ordered glass of beer.
drank the beer and pulled all my money
out of my pocket as | paid for it. Some
one hit me terrific blow on the jaw,
knocking me down, and grabbed my money
and my baggage check, which was also in
nay hand.
'I remember feeling queer sensation
in my head, when / rushed out of the sa-
loon and when the policeman arrested me
! knew what he was asking me, but some
how couldn't answer him. | have only
a hazy recollection of what happened me
after till l found myself In the padded
cell this morning. l don't know if the
beer was drugged, but it might have BEEN"
DR.. We'll, after having talk with Net
tleman, allowed him to leave the hospital
yesterday afternoon. He Immediately
went to police headquarters and reported
being ropbei of his money and baggage
check,
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
DID NOT REPORT A BIRTH
DR.. Gerrigues Arrested at the
Instance of the Board of
Health.
Many Other Physicians May Be Taken
Into Custody on Similar
Charges.

The first doctor to be brought to time
under the law regulating the registration
of births surrendered himself yesterday,
after being notified that warrant was out
for his arrest. The Health Department
has had number of physicians under the
watchful eyes of inspectors for some time
past, and evidence has been gathered
sufficient to convict score or more under
the present existing regulations.
Among those who failed to properly and
promptly register births was DR.. l.. f.
Gerrigues, and in order to impress it on
the minds of all the City practitioners that
they must comply with the law, it was
decided to arrest him on a case that re-
Gently came under the observation of the
Health Office.
When notified that he was to be arrested
DIR. Gerrigues Immediately appeared at
no intention of eyading the law and that
1t was merely q n oversight that the birth
had not been registered.
he was told, however, that the depart
ment must begin somewhere, and that
unless he desired to plead guilty he must
stand trial. 1t was decided, however. not
to insist upon heavy penalty, but to
allow him to get off with light fine and
to use his case as a warning to other ply
slcians who have persisted in their neglect
to register births.
number of doctors have signified their
intention of lighting the law, but this will
not deter the health officials from causing
the arrest OF all those who violate the regu-
iations. These are as follows:
SECTION 1924, POLITICAL CODE OF CALIFORNIA.
Sec. 1924. Physicians and midwives must,
on or before the fourth day of each month,
make return to the Health Officer of ali
births, deaths and the number of stillborn
chlloren occurring in their practice during
the preceding month. In the absence of such
attendants, the parent must make such report
wltnln thirty days after the birth of the child
Sucn returns must be made in accordance with
ruleS adopted and upon blanks furnished by
the Board of Health.
ORDER 2341, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
sec. 1. Physicians and midwives must, on
or before the fourth day of each month, make
areturn 10 the Health Officer of all births oc
curing In their practice during the preceding
month, In the absence OF such attendants
the parent must make such report within
thirty Gays after the birth of the child. Such
returns must be made in accordance with the
IuleS ADOPTED and upon blanks furnished by
| the Board OF Health
sec. =. ANY person violating any Of the pro
visions OF this order shall be deemed guilty Of
mlsdemeanor and be punished by a fine not
eAceedlng $lO0 or imprisonment not exceed
prisonment.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
CARRIER CLOSES TODAY.

The Railroad Attorney Quotes Authori-
ties to Support His Position.
Ex-Judge CARRIER will probably close his
argument in the railroad intervention suit
to-day. Yesterday he confined himself to
q general review of the case. quoting many
authorities in support of his position.
Mr.. CARRIER began by saying that the
system of leases was not an illegal COM
bination because the law authorized such
acts. When the constitution did not pro-
hiblt lease com bination the speaker con-
tended that the Commissioners had no
right to interfere.
In answer to ex-Judge Haynes argument
that if the system was wrong here it
applied to every section of the country
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
LATHAM is REINsTATED.

Treasury Department Holds His Dis
inissal Against Civil Service Rules.
Collector Wise was yesterday instructed
by the Treasury Department to reinstare
ex-Night Inspector William C. Latham,
who was removed IL December, 1894,
ostensibly for neglect of duty and incom-
potency.
At the time Latham gave it out that his
downfall was due to political causes and
announced his intention of fighting the
case in Washington. Through the efforts
of influential friends the action OF the
Collector has been reversed, the depart
ment assuming the ground that the re-
movai was in violation of the civil service
rules.
Latham's dismissal occurred about the
time of the Foss opium ring scandal, his
name being indirectly connected with
that disgraceful affair.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
NEW TO-DAY.
COVERED
WITH
SCALES

Eczema made its appearance on nv head In
its worst form, and It continued spreading
until my face was covered with scales and be,
seven years growth. and had to sacrifice II. I
was In despair. The physicians had failed
even to relieve me, when one recommended
CUucURA SOAP. My father procured a set of
CUTIcukA REMEDIES, and in three weeks the
scales left my face and the skin lost its f5orid
hue. In sir aceeks I aoos entirely cared. NV
face was smooth and my complexion clearer
and finer than il had ever been before.
Miss MARION A. SMITH, Sunbury, Pa.
SPEEDY CUBE TREAThENT. = Warm baths
with CUTIcURA SOAR, gentle applications of
CUTIcURA fointment), and mild doses of CurI-
oURA REsoLvEEr, greatest of humor cures.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CurrcuE.. 5oc !,
Soar. 25c.; REsoLvErT. Soc. and 81. PorTER Dana
ANp CHKN. ConP, Sole Props. Boston.
~" How 70 Cure the Worst Eczema" mailed frse.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
knocked Down and Robbed.

W. G. Seidlitz. who lives on Twelfth and
Market streets, was taken to the Receiving
Hospital early yesterday morning with bis face
badly swollen and bruised. He said he had
been drinking around the "tenderloin dis
trict" and while on his way home two men
knocked him down at Stockton and 0'Farrell
streets and robbed him of his watch and 81 80.
The police are investigating the case.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08

that it will be in force as long as the road
is in operation.
Mayor Sutro apprebends fight on the
part of the Market-street company in the
event of the transfer, and he says he is
prepared to meet hot shot with grape
and canister.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
Father Yorke,s Next Lecture.

On next Friday evening, May 8, Rev. Father
Yorke will deliver lecture in Metropolitan
Temple. This will be the fourth of the series
being delivered under the auspices Of the
American Women's Liberal League. The sub
ject of the lecture will be "The DaySpring From,
on High" Miss NJ. Giorginni will preside at the
organ and Mrs. Thomas II. Griffin will rem.
der choice vocal solo. Tickets tor admission
may be purchased at the headquarters of the
league, room 6, Donohoe building, corner
Market and Taylor streets.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
His Wife Refused to Live With
Him and Went to Los
Angeles.
THREE pAYs OF CoURTsHIP.
The Mothers.in.Law Take a Hand
and Make Things Inter.
esting.

W. H. Goldson Jr. hypnotized young
lady about two ears ago and little trip
to Alameda and an impromptu marriage
were the result. To-day he brought suit
for divorce on the ground of desertion.
Goldson is young attorney, living with
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
Fine County Exhibits.

The exhibits at the State Board of Trades
exposition-rooms at 16 Post street are con-
stantly being increased. Elwood Cooper of
santa Barbara yesterday promised to renew
the olive-oil column. The present stock was
AT the Morld's Fair and at the Atlanta Exposi-
tlon. In a few months Santa Barbara County
Will PROBABLY put in a fine county exhibit. +.
a. Busoy OF Contra Costa County will make q
nne EXHIBIT OF olive oil. ID. II. Terry of the
same locality will add large exhibit OF wineE
from that county.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08

In the south of ireland there still sur
wives the old custom of "chalking" the
young men and women who remain un-
married after Shrovetide, the usual time
for weddings being between Christmas and
Ash Wednesday. -
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08

through which the Southern Pacific had
line, Mr.. CARRIER argued that the
system ended at the Texas border, because
the laws of that State prohibited the form
ing of com mbination The able railroad
exponent cited several authorities in sup
port of his position.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
NOTICE.

Our ChiIdren's Wrap De-
partment is at the height of
its lovelincss. Dainty little
garments for dainty little
misses. Miniature copies of
larger editions, with slight
variations in the type and
binding. The styles we
show for the season are as
cunning as baby mice, and
as to prices they are Just
what they ought to be.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
NOTICE.

We would call attention
to our swell assortment of
Gilt and Spangled Belts and
Buckles for Shirt Waists.
Nothing more up-to-date
than these 90 Belts. Some
how there seems to be a
martial air to the gilt
belted girl, also a "caIl to
arms" for the knights in
her Majesty's service. Our
prices are as small as the
assortment is large.
The sun., 1896-09-08
x'KIxLEY WATCHED WHEELNEx.
Pleased With the Labor Day Parade IN
Cauton-EIIs Callers.

CANroS. o.. Sept. This was a holiday for
Major Mckinley. People for the most par.
stayed at home or attended the Labor Day
demonstrations. In the morning the Major aad
Mrs Mckinley sat on the front porch aud .e-
viewed bicycle parade o. large proportions
They expressed much ad ulirai!oiI for the deco
rated wheels and were amused by the comical
cos;uInes w"rn By some OF the riders.
To-day brought announcements of : mum Der
OF additional delegations. One 10 come here
WI! be from Chicago. ooe Thousand strong. AID
will be made UP o: men who have never voted
anything but the Democratic ticket. Tkcv call
themselves the Commercial Meas Mckinley
Club. and are coming on next Friday. Northern
Indiana citizens propose 10 come IN q chartered
train, starting at he Illinois line and taking on
passengers to the OE!o line. The time Las not
been fixed.
Tie women OF Cleveland. 50 successful in
FORMER emonstration. have arranged another
:or Sept. Cd. This one is 20 take In the whole Q.
the Western Reserve. There is to be a sys-
tens tic canvas, that She invitation rnby be
extended 10 every family. Tomorrow the Re
publican editors OF Ohio are TO NEE; here. The
feature Of the meeting vii! he n visit TO Major
Mckinley. But q speaking programme has 50
been arranged. which. with tie work on hand.
vii! PROBABLY neces-!tate two days session.
The Hon. Charles Emory smith. editor OF the
Philadeip phia Pfe<s. will he one OF the speakers
Among the callers to-day were Judge Carter
o: California Judge Johnson NJ Montana, nad
Cal fi.he. OF Denver. They brought good tit-
ings from the far West. and report the cam
pa'cn progressing very satisfactorily In their
Hon. J. ". lckts. md Congressman :. r. Harris
were prominent Ohio caller. W.lbc- :. Wake
man Of the American Protective Tariff League
or New y oES also called.
The sun., 1896-09-08
CLARK HoWELL's kosr r1EWs.
He Says BrJ.a WIN Csrrg the solid south
and the Far Western states

wAsBTyGroS. Sept. s.-Clsrk Howell O. A.
laata arrived here to-day and went - P3po.
cratic headquarters at an early hour whert b.
permanently took the place OF Coagre.su.aa
Richardson as the representative here Of -.
Popocratic National Committee. Mr. Ho1el
received a number of callers du-iog the t.y.
and examined the contents of a large p..e o,
mail. He saIL the situation il Georgia =as sz.A
as to indicate a tremendous maj joritJ Tor Bran.
In the State election 10 be held In Oc;ober
the Po?ocrats would win bJ . greatly y
creased majority. He believed tha: ihe-s
was no very serious trouble IN aay sozia.ra
State, and that the most doubtful re.e
North Carolina aad Kentueky. As 10 Eea-
tacEy. the Popocra;ic leaders in TIA:
State were confident Of victory AID were u-Aat
nous in the opinion that the nomination 0. Pa.
mer for President by the IndianaDol!s Cod
Convention would help rather thAa ir,u.e
Bryans chance. on account OF Palmer. record
as military Governor after the war. As 20
North Carolina. a fusion OF the silver vo.. n.
the state would insare It Cor Bryaa ty 81 Qo0
majority: The oa!J obstacle in the way -As ;as
TO terms. bu, be L:lie1et tha; ts.tstac:o.S sci.
tl"neat Wo1ld yet be reached. With three
electoral tickets in the aeld be believed Bran
would carry the S;A,e By = decided majority
NJ: Howell counts coafdratlT upoa a .o.;d
Sou;h: and ssys that there i. I2 reason . fear
ern States IL ever oae oi vhics fu.iau had al.
ready been arranged. A. 10 f1s-ca II lie ScEt.-
ern states o-I I!t;!e had been Goae a. re-:
though he thought taat II I3rae the 20 pc-rA:s
and Popal!s,. would get tose:her il NOS; Q:
the o. a common electoral .scSe.
The second Qusdreac a! Corve-;ioa Of Ihe N.-
SoaA! Association Of Democratic clubs 20 z.e-t
81 St Lou;. has oeen posiIr5.-S: .-c-a wec re-
day. - ;lt- 80. 20 - tGrcAg pSr , 20 zs.r-e the
pEeseace OF NJ. Brya-. wto EEs ro;:Sea Pre-
dent Back that he vOEl4 z:;e-t ~. Coove--
i!or Il ts- dA:e cca.d oe hAlset. IL /. Also A.
serted a. probable IAAi NJ. so a.! the I--c-
cratic candidate &. I:ee- P:,-l5eat. NIL! be
iae-e. tct doGo:> are EXPRESSED on This rc.zL-
Gsn. WEee.-- AID Gea- sae-iT o: AiAha1A
sad this uV-a,oE that despite tie TAX ..
:csion between ,re god Dsuo=ra.s A1d REyab-
-tcA-s- ;.e-e MAS abs. Ule.T 10 cScS: Atpc1i lie
eviction 0; S-SAr tse'-iors and = so.g1 De-o-
cra!.c Congress c=iecAiao- f-u.a A;AbArA
4 .c:-eT Wss -eCe.vea At f'apo@rAiic head
oua-ieE= :c-<!AY iroEI Senator Mitchell of Vs.
t-sE..l5. -ery!'c II grated ;hA, he had
ssc.A.eHi 70. tie Indianapolis tieSet- Ee rays
lie ifrc!.a.ts To co &-i lie 10 aid in the cleo
tlCL o: b-y2a and S-sAll
= REPORT received today at PoNocratic head
quarters from John & Mailer. S,A,e Ceat-A.
OF Nebraska says that BryA-
w.N carry HAT state b. :, leAs. .5,aol a..
that he silver sentiment Ero~ia. stro-..-
every day Re5n-ts received FROM .hrre-so--.:s
OF kentucky cOrr.nce Chairman EAc!kue. ia.
the election ot Bryan and SeuAQ electors u
ceEtaia-
The sun., 1896-09-08
BHookLTN POLITICIANS Brsr.
speeu.asioa the Caadidasss fer the
Foar JadIeiai Places

Both the Democratic and Republican G.c.-al
comr.:ttees will rneri i. S-ookiy. tonight. n.
Democrats AZ the AthsasEum and the Req a.!.
caas &: the Johnston bc!'d!ns. and the p-e..ruL
nary work Of The cam paIEa will te rnarpe-t -,
The Democrats will bod their As<-rih.r C--.
ven,ioa> or THURSDAY NichI 70: LEe e,ec:.e- G..
siHty-thrce delegates TO the Buffalo Coavev::os
Al! the mea chosen, :, - expected. NJ. - va "
10 endorse the Chicago platform, 50 - e.. Gs :.
candidates \ sharp contest a-tae HS?eS. cSs
nominations for the four p!Nce- Or :-e 81
prene Coar; bench IN the Secoud JG-ic..-y ! s.
iric; is e1 pected and ALREADY seA-,y :we-fv ss.
p!raats arc in the field.
Inc movement looking TO the eodo-se:-ea: O.
Justice Brown and another peuor;A; Sy he
Repnb.icnns and n similar endor>villea: o: ,ra
Republican cRndidate> by the pe-.lac-s:s .n-s
noI ap:~Ar 10 te making much keSiwAy s. h
RepuS!!Can statesmen think that al .oE- Ases
can os captured. Should the p'ar scccres - =
ABLY Justice Clement Noui3 he named - '-.:.r4
browns Democratic associate a.'ho--- -
hem0crAt!c u.AnaEers would prefer - -.S.y
either Thomas = PeA-san or Alre: :. IecA=
The sun., 1896-09-08
BRYAN AT TAMMAyY HALL.
He'll Make Speeches Inside and Outside on
Tuesdny Night. Sept. TO-

Although Tammany Hall was Gesirous TO
have Candidate William Jennings Bryan
speak at mass meeting to ne held later in
the campaign. II will have to take him for
Tuesday night, Sept. 90. John c. Shcehnn
tried hard to get n later date. but the can.
didate's wishes had 10 be consulted On
Sept. 20 the Boy Orator will talk without
notes and endeavnr TO remove the unfavor-
speech OF acceptance. Tammaay Will make
the most OF Bryan while IL has him here.
II will have him SPEAK in the hall praper.
from the balcony. and also from every one
OF the stands for overflow, meetings with
The Tammany Hall conventions for the
choice of delegates TO fhe Buffalo State Con.
vention will be held. throughout the city To-
night. Three delegates from each Assembly
district will be chosen, and II is safe 10 sav
that one OF them in the case Of every district
will be the district leader. Requests were
sent short time ago tn many prominent mem
bers OF Tammany asking il rooms should he
engaged fer them at Buffalo during The C.,n.
vention. These are men who have usually
gone as delegates: In almost every instance
,hn reply returned was that being opposed 10
the Chicago ticket and platform. 10th OF
which. they uLderstocd. we're I le endor. ed
az Buffalo, they had no desire 10 take any
part in the proceedings, or 10 even saiction
them by their preseHre. John II. Grim
minis is one OF the men who is said TO have re-
piled in this manner.
The sun., 1896-09-08
The HEoU1LO0KIN NoR1HC CAROLINA.
The Republican Candidate for Governor Is
Couhueat II VIII &C for AcKinIer

WASHINGTON. Sent. The non. D. L. Rus
sell. the Republican candidate .or Governor OF
North Carolina. who is in this city. when asked
about the political situation In his State said:
Il am very confident that the Republicans
will carry North Carolina next Novem Der for
Mckinney and Hobart. Ot my own prospects |
prefer not to speak. The Republicans and Pop
uists in North Carolina. by q co5te-ative more.
ment in 1924. defeated tho Democrats and oh
ts!ned cont:o! Of the Legislature. As a result of
this combination the Democratic election laws
which the Republicans and Popu!i.ts claim were
unfair and fraudulent, were repealed, and
because OF the repeal OF these unjust
Laws and from other causes | hsiieye
!nst the State is certain 10 give
handsome plurality Tor the Republican ma
now: and things are pretty hot and Mr. CLARK
the Democratic nominee. and Mr.. Guthrie the
Popuiis. nominee for Governor are each anx.
ions 10 he electrd. In my opinion the Legisla-
ture will I've Repn bl lean. and United states SEN
ator Pritchard will be reelected 20 The Senate"
The sun., 1896-09-08
REPUBLTCAH PRIMARIES.
I.ittie for Delegates TO the County Convea.
tIoa to Do when Elected

Republican Assembly DIstric, Conventions
will be held tonight to elect delegates to a
County Convention which will be held next
Tuesday in Lyric Hall There is little interest
In the result in most Assembly districts. as Il
has all been discounted. The organ Zation will
jOrity.
There is Just about nothing for tho Conven-
tion 10 do. as The only nnminA TO be made ,s
that of Coroner To succeed Or. Tuthill apnoint-
ed hy the Governor to fill the vacancy occa.
stoned by the death OF DIR. O'Meagher. Every
nate Dr. TC;hill and adjourn. Still there are
local complieations in . few districts. For in
stance. Thurlow Weed Barnes, after having lost
his place in the State Committee TO AmAsa
Thornton. is trying 10 elect anti-Thornton dele
gates.
The sun., 1896-09-08
FUSION IN CIIIFORSI4.
some Caadidatss Refuse to Fuse and yyu
Rua Independently.

sAS FRANCISCO, Sept. Tine following tick e,
was finally agreed upon by the Joint Congress,
Fusion Committee OF Populists. Popocrats AND
silverites at last nights conference:
First district. Cutler Popocrat: Second dis.
trict. Devries tPopocrap; Third district. Eng.
lish Hopocrati: Fourth district. Maguire ,popo.
crAt,; fiith district A. B. Einne Popplis,I.
trct. Castle lPopuliSt. N'" uis-
IN the First district, Monteith CPopl will
run indenenden tly, as vi also McGlAshen Pop J
IN the Second: kell 'Popocrat in The Thru
and Maddu1 Popocrap In the Seventh. IL viii
mus be seen that The fusion plan was moi a.
successful as might be anticipated "o' as
The sun., 1896-09-08
SOUND MONEY! Nv LOUISIANA.
AeaiEnatioas ConinE In from PoPocratis
state AID LOeai Committee

NEW ORLEANS, sept. Many res!scA;,o7s
from Popcc-a;!c State and .urA. comm tees IN
Louisiana are coming IN IS a Consequence ot
the nomination OF Palmer and BGcSaer r II.
Randolph Of Shreveport. a member q; The siAts
oemocratic Executive Committee. has resigned.
lie VIII support the indianapolis Iickei- Con-
gresham Charles II. Buck has Gec.iced lAs
pemocEatic renominA;ton in the Second ds-
am opposed to the free co;uase OF silver.
and would be an illogical candidate. lcsGr {
accept the nomination" J. 7. Abstrus. CEA.--
man. ana 1. L. Rroussard. Committeeman q Ia
Democratic Executive COMMITTEES az Verr.,.
lion parish. have resigned. They caaao. stand
the IhlcASo platform and vii, leave tie Party,
The sun., 1896-09-08
BnTAS's VISIT 10 BKoonLry.
Two Simultaneous Mass AeetinEs May n,
Held.

McNuty and Towns. the managers of the
Bryan and Sewell Campaign Club. No. !. in
Brooklyn. have requested permission to partici-
pate in the reception TO the Boy Orator or his
visit 10 that city on Sept. 23. Hitherto they
have stood the Drunt or the light and they
think they are entitled to special recognition In
the coming demonstration. Bernard J. York,
Chairman OF the regular Campaign Committee
has promised that The gallant services OF Nc
Sulty and Towns ShAll receive d due Apprec alton
A plan Is making TO hold two big mass meet
ings, one at the Academy Of Music and one at
the Clerm0nt Avenue Rink. aud 10 exhibit Mr..
Bryan Ut esch-
The sun., 1896-09-08
sourH cARohIy4.s rR1M4R1Es
Gov. Evans and Judge Earle VIII Rua for
the United Statea senate Today.


the United states senate To-Day.
CoLuNBUs, s. c.. Sept. Intense interest is
being taken in the primary election to-rnorrow.
which will decide whether Gov. Evans or
Judge Earle will go TO tho United states senate
to succeed Senator Irby. Within the last forty.
eight hours disclosures have been made OF cor.
ruption in the admin stration OF the State dis
pensary established by rillman three years ago
This dispenssry has been the especial pet Of
the Tiliman and Evans administration and the
leaders OF the Reform faction OF the nemoc
racy have always secuted with Indignation INV
ipi'1atio LAT the management vas not above
reproach. Now there is an ugly family row
among them and the sAmo leaders are making
accusations against each other such as have not
been known since the days OF Cows scott A
Moses In reconstruction days
senator Tillman has come to the aid of his
proteRe Evans, and has sent broadcast mani
festocs over the State in his behalf. but the
Re!ormers." who are beginning to think for
themselves, resent tie Senator's Gictation. and
the indications are that Ludg. Earle who Ia a
man OF ability. will lie nom mated.
The sun., 1896-09-08
cold D.aesr.,. orK.n,n..-

NEW HAvEN. sept. T. A meeting OF the Fx.
eeutre Committee OF the Gold Democrats q,
the state has been called for Wednesday after.
noon in this city. The principal business. q ia
said Will he 10 select ar electoral ticket Of 81.
nr 0n .nS 9S,noriti OF meinber OF the State Dem.
IWNe IWNe Denocratlc State Convention, called To-
edhesaAy. sept. l6 meets every gold man III
ssoTt a. hTsniy OF the twenty -four on the commit