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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-05
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full information
rs to local and through train SERVES
nay be obtained at Providence sssr
ion and stations below.

fhONiDENtE DlNiciot.
Corrected to Feb, >. 1884
BOSTON ssss sis sSs ss,'' iosS s5o' us siS' no. s
p:ea,. i.s0, a:0z s'a6, .n5. S.ss, ss2o. ss2o.
p. n RETURNiNo-I Leave BOSTON from PARK
iCsos. iI;0o. m.ai a. n; is.cc m los. Ssso, s.sS
SAYS is.Se Sia:eS iih $50. $50 a MI { 100 500.
ATTLEBoRo-so5. 1900. 7.4o. snA sos. io,oa. ilas
s%; AN l1Ss 400 i''o $50 s.as t'is s'os s;sa S;a
NosTa ATTLEBoRS and PLkiNylILE,
wA&FuMs, sSsSfSssi %sHSsTaSM, S$o;nwoop CENTRAL.
:, i2;o., l;l5 y. M; sundays, 900 .. m
MAHsFIELD-6:u. bsa5. oi05. 100. T;te
e:2a. 7;2O, iOlQ p. N. sundays-6i2a b,sd. ssls.
lo:45 a. m. 80. $3.50, $50 p. m
Parior cars only. Except MondayA bsieepiHs
Fitchburs aud way stations. s.sS 1880 q m, ia'c1
Lowen and way stations S.45. 10 100 a. m AIS pm.
Taunton and New Bedford, e:05, s:1a s'oS m
TaSSt6a S 'S Sny ySaass ss iSS iS p SKA m 's sspSsy %
siddloboro s.i5s m; ia:o5. s.aS. S,ss p m
poiTSs on Cape Cod. d. sis sis' Z N la,os. s,as
Cottage City, sil5 a. nj i2;o5 p. N.
sTONINaroN DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows for
NEW WORRIED, bi.2e m daily. io:l2 texp.h
liio2 uimitedl liiis m.' s'is s'os
NEW YoRK via stonlnston Line-7.Os 7:Ss
+ M ssy fIesRi sSHdsy and wAsurNo
TON via Harlem Riysr-lo;lz ~ m, $50 p. M.
NEW H1vEN-ii5, bi,as a. m. (exp. daily, s.Ss
loc.exp;l lo;i2 (expl II :o2 fiimited), li'isam-
lexp.I 2:ls (exp;J. i;os daily. sos .te1n
NEW ioNDoN..i:iS. Dbl Di: a. m daily sxp..) s.a,
tsceom.l. 5;55 Qoc, exp.l $3.50 laccom D io;ii
isesom.j, ais 1exp.S, iios express dsiIy).
4:ll taecom.). s'oo y. IN texp. daily. S'lop. m
500 a. m. (accom Sundays only, ssas p. m.
taccom. Sundays only.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as foilowsfor
WoRCEsTER-6.b (expl 1880 lacom-). si1Q
(aecom.), II 30 a. m accom-; l:bo texp.l 4'2o
Se1p. 70 woOns0ckep. o'4s doc snph sos
MILLtiLIE 1850. sss, s;io II 80 a. n.; iiOO s:Ol
BLACKSTONE JUjNcTloN"7:so. s:4o. s.io. Ioss.
ii;so; an; l:oo. a'So, 4'oo' A'sa S'iS- S'Aa 7.ie
Sundays s;ss: M; lses s'se, 500 Zoo 80 P, m;
sm. loo. iiso. 1850. tico. t'2o. e;iA e;Aa' al.
500. II :25 p m.
Sundays $50. a M. i2:os tiso $500, ';oo $40. pn
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE fIndla Street station) for
press and 800 a m. and la,&O. A:20. ssso and
Sundays for Fall River s.55 . m. $50 p. m,
Warren and way stations 64j 7is0, express $3.50 and
s;65 q m. and 1890 500 <i20 texpress), bisa
e:30. $40. and IL 30 p. m.
Sundays at sos a. m. and $3.50 .. m
BRlSToL-7:40 express, 80 a.ss g. mt 12s4os 3to3
4;20. $3.50. $780, s:o and IL 40 p. m. sundayA
ei5b q. m. $50 p
Electric cars leave Exchange Place. Providence,
at $3.50. 7s25. sails and $40 q. M 1895. 2:4a
sos. 5si5, 6:i5 and s:oS p. m. leave Markss
Square at IL 10 p m.
Sundays at $3.50 q. m. and 6;15 p. m.
GEO. l.. CONNER, A. O. KENDALL.
Pass'r Trafic Manager. Genl PAssr Agent
T. q. AJIFN- ren'l Supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-05
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-05
Government Conaden. of Success.

MASAGUA, March 6.-Word is received
here of the continued advance of the Mica
raguan government forces into the disaf
fected region without any effective resist
ance being offered them, and with conf
dence OF reducing the revolt OF the Leon
lists speedily. After the taking of La Paz
and Momotombo. which were regarded as
the two rebel strongholds, the government
forces arc marching directly toward the
Pacific ocean. The force with which Presi-
dent Zelaya opened his offensive opera
tions against the rebels has been re-en-
forced by additional troops from Blue
fields, Greytown and the Atlantic coast.
The government is growing stronger
every day, and feels confident that n short
campaign will put an end to the rebellion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-05

The only case in the Sixth District Court
this morning was that Of Antoni Castrin-
nova for making an assault upon Anton
ContL lie was fined go and costs. He peid
the price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-03-05

Ebert Sinclair, IL years old, Is missing
form his home 100 Bsttey street.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
The Supreme Issue.

A valued correspondent whites to
THE sun from Woodstock, Va,
as follows The South has no more
faithful and able defender against
the misrepresentation OF tbrNorth'
ern press than The Sun, but | have
Looked in vain for word Of dissent
flom the outrageous and wholly
uncalled for attack Of Mr.. Cochran
upon the 'unrecOnciled STAKEHOLDER
of the South."' Tie Sun regards
this unwarranled assertion By Mr..
G ckraD as 100 ridiculous to re
Gnire serious treatment. 1t was
It's own rotutatiOn the moment 1t
appeared IN PRINT aud was DIS
creditaple to Mr.. COckran's aek.
nowledged ability. "AgAin," con-
tinues our correspondent, "who
can forget the able fl ght The SUN
made on the tariff Mr.. Mckinley
IN his letter of acceptance makes
the tariff the supreme issue in this
q ,mpaign.D The Sun is ready to
& !ht for tariff reform Whenever
the question is practically before
Congress, but IN this campaign MI
B van has declared that free coin.
aye is the leading issue, and Ih'
SUN is convinced That a dehaseC
carren:y would be an hmm easura
bly, great calamity than even the
rost 1ration OF McKinleyism. W.
have high tariff nOw-thanks tC
the mn, most OF them pToml
nent in the movement tor fie
coinage, who Ignored part,
pledges and broke faith with th
peopIe. The restoration of the Nj :
Kinley tariff as much as 1t woul
he regretted by The SUN, woal'
be only an advance of Z per cent
over the present tariff. Bat thsr
I is little probability Of a highei
!, tariff as long as the Senate remain
as at present constituted, while o
, the other nand, sound hnanclf
system Is menaced by the C 'alltlo
of all those elements which tavo
free silver. That is the suprem
r issue of this eAmpalgn.-Balt Snu
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
Highest of all Leavening POwerLaest u s. Govt Report
&H!a!!! RRskalRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

turns 10 the assault aud s'ys that
gold has grown drarer aud dearer
since 1878, nntill ITS purchasing
power has double. Again we turn TO
tue records and find that interest
rates-the rent of gOld-have
greatly fallen, and that the Cover E
ment has refunded bOuds at lower
rates; that wages have risen; and
that the production OF gold has
more than doubled siuce 1873, hav.
ing increased many, msny times as
fast as the population of the earth
IN recent ysOrs.
Then we realize that the wOrd5
of the Quaker, III their full scope.
aIe not too sweeping for the casa
before US, and we say, looking the
SilverlOon sr light in the ey: You
lie, joins! You know you lie, John,
Aud you know you know you lie,
John" Sunday Advertiser
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
SENATOR CAFFERY.

Senator Gallery, addressing General
Palmer said:
II am charged with the pleasant
duty of notifying you on behalf of the
national democratic party that you are
its nominee and candidate for President
Of the United States.
"Under ordinary circumstances no
elaborate or extensive statement OF the
causes which led up to your nomination
would be appropriate, but the demo-
cratic partyis no longer solid; the Chi
cago platform shaped and drove the
wedge that has separated it in twain. A
comparison Of the platforms adopted at
Chicago and Indianapolis disclosss the
reasons for the separation.
You. sir stand on a platform adher-
ing to the ancient and accepted doctrines
Of true democracy. 1t declares in in-
squivOcal terms for tariff for revenue
only, the gold standard, with silver as
subsidiary coinage, the enforcement OF
the government from the banking BUSH
meas with safe and elastic currency
under governmental supervision, meas
ured in volume by the needs Of business,
the Independence aud integrity Of the
Supreme Court, the right Of private
contract and the enforcement Of federal
law, by the President.
oRITIcIsING THE CHICAGO PLATFORM
"The Chicago platform is prscisel,
the opposite Of those great principles
That great principle Of tariff for revenue
only is denuded Of its democratic forces
by dropping the word only thus leav'
ing a wide margin for republican hercsy
to creep into the cardinal tenet.
''You and the public know the dead,
thrusts mad. in the Chicago platform al
the Supreme Court, as the Presidentl
power to suppress riot, affecting federal
property or authority and at freedom o
contract.
seYou and the public know OF the at
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
Names Big Majority.

Portland, Ne, Sept. lj..The re
turns from the small towns in dis
lapt part of the state are coming
IN slowly, and it is not prob able
that all of them will be In before
tomorrow.
Corrected returns from the conn'
try districts are apparently reduc
Ing the republican plurality sigh
tIy. The latest figures, based on
care ful estimates of the votes 10y
counties, give Powers 46 1873 plur
atty over Frank.
In every county in the State tht
republican ticket vas successful
and almost every town showed
republican gain. The democratic
vote II about 40 per cent. less thar
in 1892. About 20 per cent. of this
has gone to the republican llcke
and the stay-at.hOmes are respon
slble for the other halt.
The vote OF the pOpu'lsts an'
probibItionists throughout the STATE
shows q loss from 1892 of about -
per cent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
Silver and Gold.

Atchison GlObe-lf free silver Is
adopted train robbers can't carry
of much ST ii.
Kansas City Journsl-Mr. Bryan
carefully onits to explain why the
crime of'73 was twenty years III
getting in It's direful work. The
couuIrs's greatest period of pros
perlty was after '73.
Louisville Courier Journal Free
coinage can only create a demand
for il for paying pre- existing debts
and 1t can only do that II 1t is
worth less than 100 cents in gold
There is plenty of silver now to
pa, debts with if debtors are will
ing to pay the equivalent OF lOO
cents i'll gold.
Springfield (Msss.)R publcAn-
II it is true that the republicans
aud gold democrats have a cam.
paign fund of $40. 600, 600, the best
use they can put it to is to organ
ize a big speculation in wheat.
Elghty.cent wheat at Chicago viii
make more votes Tor sound money
than all the pamphlets no" in
existence.
Ohio State JOurnal-WheneveT
the American people commit them
selves to tue idea that dull times
in business must be cured 10y cut
ting the value of the dollar III two
they must take Into consideration
the fact that nothing will be lett
to operate Oh after a few applIca'
tons of the remedy.
Galveston News You rarely
meet man who dJrs not imagine
that he understands tue money
question better than sou do.
Chicago Inter OccAn.-Pidce a
mint beside each farm; who VIII 'e
beEeitedl Place factory beside a
farm; how quick will buslne'
start up and farm products be
consunedl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18

A free silver champion charges us
with being unfair when we stated that
before 1873 only about 100000 silve
dollars had been coined because we did
not state what amount of subsidiry
silver had been cOinea.
The subsidiary silver was not under
discussion. The law OF 1873 did not
change the law of 1853 in reference
to subsidiry silver coin.
A sill, erite orator in cur Court House
stated that the standard Of tho silver
dollar has never been changed. Why dc
you not charge him with being unfair
The standard of the half dollars and
other subsidiary coin was so changed
that the value Of two half dollars Ma
made seven cents less than that OF one
dollar, and we never heard OF silysrit'
charging him with being unfair.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
Palmer and Ruckner

New Y ,rk Record: IL is credlta'
BILE to the Indianapolis convention
that 1t was not looking for boy
politicians.
Philadelphia Record: Palmer
and Buckner are located in the
storm centre. They are popular in
their states and sound in lhe
democratic faith.
New York Press: The ticket is
more respectable ii not a stronger
one than the party when united
aud even victorious has with
the memory of LIVING man selected.
Philadelphia Press: AS compared
With Bryan aud S.wall or Bryan
and " atsOn this new democratic
ticket Is so far ahead in point OF
ability and experience and hon
esty as to make comparison ridicu-
lus.
New York Tribune; These nsm'-
nations insure large vOie for the
ticket in the states west of Ono
and West Virginia, and IN some
other southern states also. Ii X
not a Ticket which Will attract
rcpubl can voters, nor was 1t in
tended to.
New York III mes: Both nominees
are men OF established character,
thoroughly known, aud highly
respected in their own states, and
in all the region where the con-
{, st in which they are the leaders
will be waged with the greatest
determination.
Baltimore SIn: The contrast
between the Chicago convention,
which stole the livery OF the demo
cratic party to proclaim the doc
tllres OF pOpulism and that at In
dianapolis is one which cannot
blt arrest popular attention and
which must appeal strongly to the
sober secen thought of the demo
crltlc massed.
Philade'phls Ledger: Palmer
and Buckner will make certain
Ina Illinois electoral vOte shall be
clst tor an honest money party
anG highly probable that X ~
lucky will do Its duty III Ike mar
uer, and they will give to the reeI
democracy OF the uuiOu a uckt'
that no democrat need hesitate tc
support and take pride IN.
Philadelphia Times: Senator
John NJ. Palmer has been recOgul
I'd from the very Outstart as Il
logical and most suitable
candidate to head the ticket.
Gen. BlcknSr represents a reco E
structed south, which has PIT
sectlonallsm behind it. The Indian
apols convention will be recogn
zed as the survilng democracy 0
tho contest OF 1895 and it will b
the only democracy known in tb
future conflicts of the politlcA
parties OF this country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18

avon lie. Jehn. You knoT You
lie. joint You know YOU know you
lie ,Johnr was the verbal !OrmC a
with which certain honest old
Quaker, whose son was wont 10
draw the long bow, admonlshed the
Young man of The beauties OF truth.
The sllvsrites say that there was
a conspiracy away back in 1913
which dsmouetized silvsr, We turn
D ltientIy to the very record which
they point out TO US. We 60 care
fully oyer every inch OF the Con-
greIslonai procedure which, they
SAY, provss tn. col'pirAcy; and
after the most exhaustive and i'm
partial examination, our simple re-
mark is. as we turn to The silverlte
spokesman: "YOu lie, john"
Then they SAY that silver ""
taken from circulation. Aud again
We thumb the records, aud this
time the result OfOur investigation
- startling. Tie exact contrary OF
the silv,rltes claim Is found to be
true. Silver was out of circulation
and was restored to clrcul htiOn in
enormous quantities. Aud now
haltin doubt as to the seriousness
of the silvsrlte, we say, almost
apoIogslicall!: "DJn't you kno"
you Ii , Jobnl"
BIT uothing abash' d, and appar
ntIy not herring OR q lery. 'e re-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
A NOTABLE SCENE.

The Auditorium, which seats about A.
900 persons. was thrown open to the
public with the exception OF several
hundred seats on the stage reserved for
distinguished visitors and part OF the
parquette, in which the Out-oi-town
delegations were provided for. The
large wooden structure presented a
beautiful appearance on the Inside.
There were profuse decorations OF the
national colOrs and portraits OF the old
democratic leaders. Above the stage
were life-size pictures OF Generals
Palmerand Buckner.
On the stage were many OF the most
prominent figures of the Indianapolis
convention, These included Senator
Lindsay, Of Kentucky; ex-Mayor John
P, Hopkins and f. S. Peabody, Of Chi
csgo chairman Of the Cook County
Sound-Noney League; S. V.Fulknerson
Of Bristol, Tenn; 7. P. Linn, OF &C.
lumbus, national committeeman from
Ohio; J, c. Reynold, national COMMITTEE
eman from Tennessee; F. S. Faulkner
Of Alabama, and F. ". NJ. Cutcheon, Of
Minnesota. A delegation from Indian
apOlis was headed by Hon. W. d
Bynum.
The boxes on each side Of the stage
occupied exclusively by ladies present
ed brilliant scene. They contained
the wives Of the candidates their hos
tetses and parties of friends. The cos
TUNES of the ladies made beautiful
setting fora notable scene.
Reports of the speeches Of notification
and of the responses follow:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
Eure for Headache.

As remedy for all forms OF Headache
Electric Bitters has proved to be the
yery best. Il effects permanent cure
and the most dreaded hsbitual sick head
aches yield to its Influence. We urge a y
who are afflicted to procure bottle, ana
give this remedy fair trial. In cases OF
habitual constipation Electric bItters
cures by giving the needed tone to the
bowel, and few cases long resist the nsF
Of this medicine. Try 1t once. Ffty
cents and $l.0t at B. SchmItps Drug
Store
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
Iba Re,ult In Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ara, Sept. IA -
Official returns have been receiv ed
from seventy out OF seveuty'hve
counties in Arkansas on the ) ate
election. Jones( Dsw. Tor Governor
receives = plurality of $3.50. His
majority is 1882. In 1894 The
same counties voted as follows:
Democratic 1874, Republican,
23, $500; PopulIsr, S,32G There u
a decided gain this SeaT both fl
the Democrats and the Republi-
cans. Tns populists loss amounts
to about 5000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18

Il deny the right of a convention 10
d.psrt from the principles as taught D.!
the party in the past, and then attempt
20 hind those who shall participate ID
The hope OF holding the party 10 IT.
ancient position. do,
"Men who honestly diner "po" 'ne pa
amount public question cannot AFFORD
70 he barmonlzed by National Conven-
tion.-W. j. BRYAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
FRIDAY. SEP. ~. 1880

1--WE repudiate the pOpulistlc the0I p
o, free. unlimited coinage Of silver 10 'o
I as being antagOnistic to the best '"'
terests of the people, as vain deius'o'
snd a snare.-Resolution of the shenah-
doah County Democratic Conventlon'
Nav 23d. 1896.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18

M,unt Vernon (O) Republican.
The silver syndicate is composed
of about 81 men who are worth
$500, 900, 600 IN the aggregate. j
legisIst oIwhich would give then
first chance IS not class.leglslation
IN Coils name what is III.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
PALMER and BUCKNER.
Officially Notified OF Their Noml-
nations for the Presidency
and Woe Presidency.
CLEVELAND HEARD FROM.

Louisville, Sept. ia great crowd
assembled in the Louisville Auditorium
last night when Gems. John McAuley
Palmer and Simon Boliver Bucknsr
were formally notified Of their nomina-
tons for President and Vice-President
BY the indianapolis convention OF the
national democratic party.
A tremendous eutburst of cheering was
caused by the reading of the following
telegram from President Cleveland:
BuzzRrd's Bay, Mass, Sept. IL,
"To Hon. W. d. Bynum;
III regret that l cannot accept your
invitation to attend the notification
meeting OH Saturday evening. AS a
democrat devoted to the principles and
integrity of my party, should be de-
lighted to be present on an occasion SO
significant, and to mingle with those
who are determined that the voice OF
true democracy shall not be smethered
and insist that liz glorious standard shall
be borne alOft, as of old, in faithful
hands. Grover Cleveland,
Mr., Isle PLEDGES SUPPORT.
Secre Y Carlisle telegraphed as
follows:
ashington, d. c., Sept. Il.
"TO Hon. w. d. Bynum:
"Your telegram inviting me to attend
the meeting at Louisville today has been
forwarded to me and l greatly regret
my inability to accept. The cOnserva-
tive and patriotic declarations OF the
indianapolis convention Oh the public
questions involved IN the pending con-
test and the high character of its nomi'
nees cannot fail to arouse the real demo
cratic sentiment Of the country anc
command the hearty support OF all who
sincerely believe in the preservation OF
the public honor, the public peace anc
the stability and value Of the currency
used by our people. am proud to take
with the old. fashioned democrats who
have refused to abandon their honest
convictions in order to form unnatural
alliance with political and social organi'
cations whose purposes are dangerous
to the country and wholly inconsistant
with the fundamental principles Of eur
party. pledge to you and your associ-
ateS such support and assistance as l
can properly give during the campaign.
JIG. Carlisle.
NOTIFICATIONS AND RESPONSES.
Senator Gallery. Of Louisiana, made a
speech notifying General Palmer of his
nomination and Col. John r. Fellows,
Of New York, notified General Buckner.
General Palmer and Buckner responded.
AN HONOR OF OLD KENTUCKY.
Kentucky was the first State to choose
delegates to the indianapolis corVen-
ton and to her appropriately fell the
honor Of the first noble demonstration OF
the party In this campaign. She turned
out her hundreds Of fOllOwser of the new
ticket. They came from Louisville and
scores Of tewns throughout the State and
were joined by hundreds from Indiana
rs well as visitors from other nearby
Gfatos
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
RandOlph-M
Academy

Fr0nt Royal, Va.
BEAUTIFULLY situated among the noun
taIns: pure air and water. Prepares
Rows and Young Men for College or
Business life. A selected corps OF teach
ers. Thorough mental training. Physi-
cal healthfniness. Moral and religious
influence. Full equipment, Moderate
charges. Session begins Sept. IL, 1876,
and continues for nine calendarmonths.
Send for full particulars to
Rev. B. W. BOND, PriH., Front Royal, Va.
aug. 7-St.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18
Administrators Notice.

As administrator of the estate OF sAml
J. Smoot, decd. hereby notify all per
sons having claims against the same u
present them for adjustment on or beior'
Decen Der LIST, 1896 -
CHAS. L. SMOOT,
ad. Of Saml. Smoot, decd,
sept, 18-At.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-18

The greatest error Of the Cievelvho
administration was that Mr. Cleveland
did not get his Secretary of the Treasury
from this place. We have men VINO
can point out Carlis.e's mistakes ana
tell YOU ten times day what they
would have done had they been In
Carlisle's place.