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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-26
THE THIRD RACE.
Only Little Over a Minutes Difference In the
Yachts at Last Accounts.

TOLEDO, Ohio, August 26.-There
was encouragement for the crews OF
the "Canada' and "Venoedor" In the
brisk wind from the southwest, this
morning, before the start. The
velocity on the shore was fifteen to
twenty miles per hour. The proba-
bility then was that there would be q
fifteen to twenty-five mile breeze all
day. The sky was cloudy, and light
showers might give the yachtsmen
trouble. I.
The course for to, days race Il
straightaway windward, leeward one
i've knots to leg, four legs, making .
twenty-knut course. The decrease tn
this course gives the"Canada"on four
minutes allowance. There was de-
lay OF half an hour 10 the start and In
that time the wind changed In the
.Canada's" favor, falling off to ten
miles and shifting to the southwest.
The "Vencedor'' was the first to cross.
She got out her spinnaker-boom and
put out her balloon i'b, in stops, be-
fore crossing. At the line she broke
out her spinnaker, and after crossing
she carried main-sail, club. top-sail,
spinnaker-top, balloon-top-sail, stay
sail, aud jb. The "Canada" carried
the same canvas, except for large iib,
working top-sail. The first stretch Of
the course was northeast and leeward.
Bulletin off second stake, IL AS p. M.
The "vencedor' is three lengths in
the lead at the start, and is being
handled we'll by Capt. Barbour. The
s.Canada', is forty seconds behind. Iu
crossing, the "Canada's" big jib top
sail was blanketed by her mainsail.
The ssVencedor'' rounded the second
stake at IL 2:09; the "Canada" rounded
at 12 40 and got away on the port
tack. Rain then began to fall and the
choppy sea ce me on, making it dis
agreeable for the thousands OF specta-
.ors. The ssVencedor' was one-third
If a mile ahead on this leg, but not
gaining. If the rain continues, it will
hurt the "Vencedor's'' sailing more
han the "Canada's," because the lat
ter's sails are made of silk.
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Fusion In Michigan.

BAY CRY, Mich, August 26.-The
conference committee of the democrat
ic- popullst- union -silver conventions,
which adjourned early this morning
without reaching an agreement, went
into session again at 9 O'Clock An
agreement was reached, at about 1880
O'Clock, and the several conventions
will meet in joint convention to receive
the report OF the full committee. II is
said the silver men will get the govern
orship and will present Hon. Chas. R.
Sligh, OF Grand Rapids. The demo-
Gratis will have all the electors for Bry-
an and Sewall.
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STANDING PAT.


\ ERIE, Pa August 26.-The state
league Of democratic clubs which
opened here today is essentially q
Bryan and Sewall gathering. The ad.
dress Of President Chauncey F. Black
was received with enthusiasm. He
denounced the democrats, who rejected
the Chicago platform and nominees,
and charged them with deserting their
party IN crisis The alleged ills con-
nected with the free coinage OF silver,
be insisted, were simply the figment
OF the imagination. Resolutions will
be adopted demanding that the state
central committee and the county COM
mittee shall endorse the nomination of
Bryan and Sewall.
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K. MP. Msttevs.

CLEVELAND. Onio, August 26.-The
brigades of the uniform rank of the
Knights of Pythias are busy, this morn
Ing, Furnishing up uniforms and ac-
ccutrements preparatory to the grand
inspection and review this afternoon
BY Major General Carnahan and the
local committee. The parade yester-
day was one of the finest in the history
of the order.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-26

ZANZIBAR, Mad, August 26 Short
" after Said Kalid seized the palace
and proclaimed himself sultan, yester-
day, be was advised by the British
consul, in the interest of public order,
to disarm the force of 700 Arkaris.
whose assistance enabled HIM to OBJ
tain possession Of the palace. The
nsurpiug sultan refused to accept the
advice, and guns in the palace square
we're trained upon the British war
ships nPhi!omel," "Thrush'' and
"sparrow, F" lying 10 the harbor. The
Tarships are awaiting orders, which
FjIl deteTuIne their course Of action.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-26

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 26 Charles
H. Peters, st. Louis agent Of the
Pacific steam whaling company, of San
Francisco, was arrested at the St.
Nicholas hotel. yesterday, charged
with embezzlement OF company funds.
The specific charge on which the war;
rant was issued is the embezzlement OF
$671, on information sworn to by
George E. Howe, of San Francisco.
Peters was released on bond.
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Powder MIL Explosion,

XENIA, Ohio, August 26.--The dry
house of the Miami Powder company's
mills located at Goes station, six miles
from here, blew up with terrific shock.
at 9:10 this morning. killing two men.
The report was heard distinctly and
smoke was seen thirty-five miles away.
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A TrIp Around the World.

SAX FRANCISCO, CAL, August 26 -
Miss Clara Parrish, Of Illinois, sails
this afternoon on the steamer "Coptic, =
for trip around the world as mis-
sionary Of the Worlds Women q
Christian Temperance Union. Her
objective point is Japan, where she will
take up the work laid down by the late
Mary Allen West, who died at the post
of duty.
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Minnesota Pops.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, August 26.--The
peoples party state convention was
called to order at 1880 o'clock, this
morning. After the usual committees
had been. appointed, the convention
adjourned until o'clock this after
noon.
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Rfxan on fiIs Rounds.

SYRACUSE. N Y, August 26.-Wm.
J Bryan reached here at 9:10 O'Clock
this morning from Utica. The first
stop made was at Rome, at 7:50
o'clock, where pretty large crowd of
workingmen listened to a few words
from the presid Dental candidate.
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Black for Governor.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 26.-The
republican state convention re-conven-
ed this morning and proceeded to bal
lot for candidate for governor. The
first roll call resulted 10 the selection
of Frank S. Black, of Troy.
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GOLD DEMOCRATS.
They are Meeting 1t Milwaukee to Select
Delegates to indianapolis.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 26.--
While the republican leagners were
making the rafters Of the exposition
building re-echo with their shouts a,
noon to-day, the representatives Of the
democratic voters of Wisconsin, and
who, in the terms of the call, s.be.
Iieve that there is a demand for q
national democratic ticket, and fnr o
national platform that shall enunciate
democratic principles as opposed to
populism and to the unlimited and free
coinage Of silver were assembling at
Pabst theater.
The gathering is in response to the
preliminary organization brought into
existence by Senator William F. Villas,
General E. s. Bragg, James G.
Flanders and other old-line leaders Of
the party, and endorsed by gold demo-
Gratis from every county. It was called
co order by Hons Ellis B. Usher, short
ly after noon, 1000 delegates being
present. The convention will elect
delegates to Indianapolis, but will do
nothing in the matter of nominating a
state ticket until after the regular
democratic convention has been held,
next month. ST
I'M IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 26.-Il
response to a call issued by National
Committeeman l.. M. Martin, Mayor
Henry Volmer, and. many others,
representatives Of the gold democrats
of Iowa, assembled here to-day, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to
Indianapolis, choosing state central
committee, and 20 no.ninate presiden-
tial electors. Hon. j. E. E. Marklcy,
OF Mason City, was selected as tempo
rary chairman, and delivered rousing
speech, while the reading Of the ad-
dress in response to which the dele
gates had convened, and which was In
the nature Of proclamation, was
greeted with repeated applause. 1t
was read by Secretary r. H. Brown.
IN MICHIGAN.
LANSING, Mich, August 26.-In re-
sponse to call issued by the provis-
ional committee, large number OF
gold-standard delegates assembled
here to-day to select delegates to In
dianapobs. Thomas A. Wilson, of
jackson, called the convention to or
der. The address which was read
says in part:
The late Chicago convention declared In
favor of debased currency, reputation
and class legislation. 1t threatened an as
sault upon the supreme court of the United
States. 1t refused to endorse the demo-
cratic administration, because it used the |
power of the government to enforce the
1ecrees of the courts in maintaining law
and order, and because iG preserved the
nations credit, imperiled by vicious re-
publican legislation. 1t arbitrarily un-
seated regularly elected delegates Of the
,tate OF Michj gan, overriding the will of |
,er democracy. 1t put populist in nomi- |
lation for presid ent OF the United States.
10 doing all of these revolutionary things, |
Z ceased to be democratic and forfeited !
IL claim to the support of true democrats. !
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Association Disrupted, ,

PITTsBURG, Pa, August 26. in
formation is current in this city to-day,
coming, 1t is said, from those most
vitality interested, that the Tin Plate
manufacturers association has been
disrupted. 1t is probable that an or
ganization of tin plate manufacturers
will be effected at an early date.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-08-26

Frank R, Hough, former book keeper
for the First national bank and the Aqua
Pura company, in this city, Is now a
health seeker at Los Angeles, Cal. His
condition is reported very little better, II
any. than when he left these parts, some
yssFs ego
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Hilton, Hughes & Co., Successors
to A. T. Stewart, Go to the
Wall in New York.
Two Police Departments Claim
ing Recognition in Louisville
May Canse Trouble.
SEVERAL TOWNS IN PERIL

NEW YORK, N. r., August 70 =
Hilton, Hughes g. Co., dry goods deal
ers assigned, to-day. A statement Ii
reference to the assignment will bt
made this afternoon. 1t is said the
assignment is due to the stringency Of
the money market and the contraction
of trade. Every creditor, it Is stated,
will be paid in full. The firm OF Hill
ton, Hughes & 20. was one OF the
largest and best known IN the retail
dry goods trade and did an enormous
business. The liabilities and assets
will run into the millions. George M
Wright, assignee of Hilton. Hughes &
Co., is a lawyer. He had no connec-
tion with the firm, but is friend of ex.
Judge Hilton. The business Of the
company had completely fallen off,
and 1t was deemed advisable to make
an assignment in order to protect
creditors.
When, some days ago, rdmors be-
came current that the firm was In flnan-
cial trouble, surprise and doubts as to
their correctness, we're freely expressed.
The business of the firm WAS establish
ed bv the late Alexander T. Stewart,
ia 1928 Sometime after Mr.. Stewards
death, in 1876, the firms name was
changcc to that of E. j. DenniDg &
Co., and so continued until about five
years ago. Upon Mr.. Denning's death
at that time, it again changed, ex
Judge Hilton becoming senior part
ner, and the business being continued
under the present firm name. The
business, for the last quarter of GEN.
tury, has been carried on IN a great
establishment located in the block
bounded by Broadway, Fourth avenue,
Ninth and Tenth streets.
When the 1900 or more employees
reached the store this morning, they
were startled to discover the blinds
drawn and three or four policemen
standing on the streets fronting the
store. During the height of the season,
Hilton, Hughes & Co., frequently EN-.
ployed, including inside and outside
help, over 5000 hands. Recently,
help had not exceeded 1880, During
the past four months the staff had been
constantly reduced, the number let out
since May exceeding 400.
The immediate cause of the failure
is ascribed to the fact that the house
carried on its books over $1,000,000
worth of what are yet considered as
high class accounts. The liabilities are
estimated all the way from $1,000,000
to 81 100000. In March last, the firm,
according to Bradstreet's, claimed as
sets of $3,363 900 and liabilities of
1920. 900. leaving net assets of $2,-
$4,000.
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EFFECT ON THE MARKET. .

WALL STREET, New YORK, August
26.-The announcement of the
assignment of Hilton, Hughes & Co.,
led to weak and lower opening at
the stock exchange this morning
Prices in the first tranaclion fell Il to
5s per cent, the latter in Western
Union. Soon after the opening. how
ever, steadier feeling set in, and
loss noted was generally recovered.
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DETROIT GETS THERE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 26.-The
committee to select the time and place
for holding the next convention of the
republican league clubs, by vote of
2 to /, decided, this morning, on De-
troit, in July, 1897. But three candl-
dates for president remain in the field,
this morning, Gordon. McAlpin, and
,Woodmansee.
Just before the convention, this
morning, Major Totten, General Nc
Alpin's secretary, stated that the name
Of the latter would not be presented
for reelection; he did not desire an
other term; his candidacy was urged
wholly on motion Of his friends in New
York.
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CAMPAIGN MATTERS
Detroit Gets the Republican
League and President Nc
AIpin Declines to Run.
GOLD--STANDARD LEADERS
The Pennsylvania League of
Democratic Clubs Declare for
Bryan and Sewall.
lT IS FUSION IN MICHIGAN

MILWAUKEE, Wis, August 26.--The
delegates to the republican league con-
vention were slow in getting together,
this morning, many Of the state delc-
cations being in conference and caucus
on the matter of officers for the ensu-
ing year. The chief contest centers on
the presidency, and for which the can
didates are 9. u. Gordon, ex-president
OF the Marquette club, OF Chicago; B.
u. Woodmansee, of Cincinnati, ex-
president vf the Ohio state republican
league, and an eloquent campaign ora
tor, and John l.. Webster, of Omaha.
While not an avowed candidate for re-
election, General NcAlpin, of New
York, is a da,k horse, and will be
pushed by his friends If the rivalry be-
tween the other candidates becomes
bitter. 1t is ON the card that Secretary
NJ. j. Bowling, Of Minnesota, will be
re-elected.
Boston, Detroit, New Orleans, Oms . a
and Portland, Ore. are the cities bri-
ding for the next convention. National
Committeeman A. T. WimberleY, of
Louisiana, has strong argument in
the position that it is time to break up
the sectional prejudices that have kept
the conventions all north of Mason and
Dixon's line. 1t is time, he urges, 10
break up this feeling and have gain
ering of republicans in the far sor's :.
Mayor Pingree, the republican nor,
nee for governor of Michigan, hea .
the boomers from Detroit. Four hun
dred covers will be laid for the banquet
tonight at the Pfister house. Ex-Sen-
ator Ingalls,, Congressman William AL
den Smith, Of Grand Rapids, Mich. A.
B. Cummings, Of Iowa, will be the
principal speakers. Mark Hanna is
also expected to have something to
say.
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2anoepeie / pmtrent TO Riles liitnno
ira bueranbre. 2gberne, ipm bar
Srepi.aber / Sftttetie Of bierpslpiife
Malerier, Lob meo benz til icrite Sta
tieH, beer De obertp9es al ct anoet
Senoebuo % al bette brastes til ben
nEite, % iaa iremoeles, inotil be naaeoc
Soocoitaoen. Sisie 2gbere, iom bar
poet oertil fra fin 9arnpOm, reiite meo
utroli9 SurtIgbeS, iaa at 8reuIfaberne
beforOreoes 1870 norIte Mil / 9pa.
net. Ser unretteOes oite paa ben iioItc
Seiier Wunte5umas Soro ferIf Sill,
iom "a Elmer / 5Orpeien bar blcueu
Ian8et / ben merltunife Golf Der lao
200 eng. @til fra SopebItaben.
&aa benne Naabe be~forbreoes Otter,
retnin9er ON be tunselise S9res ge,
UGgelier temmelis burtls til Sufiet, %
2Dberens alGoeoruot, ipm peo fin
5aroe t~ilfienoesuu SnOboloet Of bans
SuoItab, uobreote @lGbe % 6Oriar.
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pna 500 StOer, elegant u%otpret, cr uotoms
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