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OF tue date OF Waterloo, which seemed
an evil omen for n leader who puf.
CHASED hiH victory ut their expense,
Possibly the same spirit prevails iu Va
Republican clnuiiiupniF,nuI probably
ia tue Western states % greater UN.
tent than among their delegates 10 80.
Louis. Moreover, the Democrats have
sull to settle both their Platform and
their candiIatc,nr1, even j they were
not tempted ~ d party 10 adopt "a silver
plank, a coalition Of the Republican
aud Dsmucriuc Hilvor.ir dissiduuts
might yet bear out tho viuws " some
competent observers of American ~.
fairs that the future viii shuw line
nj cleavage Ia tbs United States be-
tween the East ana Wet scarcely lees
deep OF lUsa dangerous than that which
formerly divided the north anu she
South.
The STANDARD sayG MLMcKinluy'S
Victory was Triumph oi wiTJ.lu.iI.g.
Not only have MCNiulsy's guides
broken Oh the opposing chndidatus or
luuiCiyusiy tuunted them, but they
also 10 some extent dominated the
oapitalt6's o. the East. Mckinley hiss
no fixed opinions on any political
question under the sun that We Gould
discover except protection, But tue
silver iniilii0nlsts thought be wuF
their man, ami he undoubtedly gladly
would have been 70 " tho cat hNu
Jumped tnht way. but li III moi, nHu
90 that extent mat tho WORDING cd tho
currency resolution wnU s1itrued ash
modified, the East may &C. SAID % be-
victorious. In moot Of the 0tuur o..
IYUgtF, the STANDARD continue, the
Eatt suffered an euIiptr, Mckinley
victory over bic rivals wHs tue victory
OF The commonplace vol Uggau,zta.
lie ie not "a distinguished man in ans
sense, nor learned IuT UHu, but he
made himself popular o. governor O..
Ohio, ana hu knows how tp manage
the machine.
In regard TO the platform the Stand
afd snyH The gOiu standard patriotic
affirmation aud proteCliuulsm NJ tur
! baTricaie OfIur ate impossible together
/ IA one program. We take II that "
hard and last protection wins the day
next November, drbasul cure ncy H.
almost certtin 10 follow, Tho victory
| OF the Republicans meats Rn era OF "a.
elusive tariffs anu Jealous immigration
lave. Powerful Industrial mUnUIu llef
! viii be brought back 10 their iuiirst
strength, IL lea time when the Unit
cd states 10 no longer % petition ~
! stand such mitChievIuH experiments
/ aud Just When our mutual trade was
/ ruviving. We do not IKE the outlook.
10 h not good Tor the United States nor
Tor ~. a capitalists We hTr vitality
committed there, but VIZ must bear the
evil ~ bsfI We eau, Tor mAnilttlly
there ~ no help Tor II.
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give you iu other status, AMI eli Shes
We can frnler In any vnv f0y tHa Hfc.i
victory o. william MckiuleN | goat
hppinuur1 / move mat the m. HH-
ton OF NIllIum Mckinley e. male
unnuimous." Great auplau-r.
Governor uasuugs -GCrt'+m u'
the convention. Pennsylvan,a rises Co
second tho miti0n h. maku the nam'
nation OF William Mckinley uaa0-
imOus.
Chnuucey ~. Derow Of Ssw Y.Ik
seconded the motion.
Cbairuuu-rhe question now 'at
shall lhe nomination 10 william VI
Niuley be madp uuunimOus2 All 10
those who are In favor Of maxine iur
nomination Of william NukinlHy
unanimous, will rise. Toe convention
rose 10 It's feet ne one NAV, amid a Iu-
mutt Of appiausr.
Chnirmar- By the authority Of your
unanimous vote, ~ Cha.fmsu 81 this
convention, ! dcClarU tbat Willnm
MJiNiuley Of the state o. Ohio Nv the
numIuro NJ the Republican party 'sr
pftt don't Of the UuiitJ state. ZAP
plausu
. he chairman announced that the
neat u.Iur Of buHI ngsa would be the call
% the roll ni states tor the nomination
OF Ni.p Precedent nuI directed ihu
secretary 90 uUgin the calling Of tIp
roll. The secretary proceeded, uud
when he reached Connecticut, Samuel
FrHcuIun was introduced. lie Ifr.
/ auntUI Senator William q. BuizlUy i1
a Dfiri speech.
The SECRETARY continued calling The
roll OF the states. When New Jeuty
/ was reached, senator -rwuli ursss unl
| SID. ~. franklin F0u viii present
tho name u New J0fsoy'H tsv0ri r
/ son, Gatfutt a, HobaIt.
J. o.. HumpnIoy OF illiuUl'
/ sec lndsd the minhiiJn Of IA lbhrt.
On the CONCLUSION d Judge Rsu'
l d1iph's sTUrCh, nominating Hlr
/ Evans, Jghn l.. smith came upon tDt
/ platform Go second tur n8miGatiou.
Mr.. Bailey VI virginia was then in
| tfOiurc1 anu addfestuJ ,uU convention
] He nominated James a. walker O
I Virginia.
Tue roll was then called, fUulting al
iolllwH Hobart, 1884; Eysus, .syS
/ Buckley, 80. Waller, 20; Lppitt, B
Grant, .; Dgpgw, 3; Morton, 1; Thufa
| ton, 2,
The vote In detail wa;
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Wuturd woodruff, Geo VI. Cannon,
President Cashier
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Ehs no,smeu, ,prsadins.

DETROIT, Juue ls.-The Tribune,
one OF the Oldust daily urwspapurs iu
tue West anu tue leading Republican
newspaper VI Michigan since the birth
Of the party, will tomorrow uuequivO-
cally revudiatB t0Ghy's action Of the
Republican convention Ia declaring
absolutely for the gold standard A.
against bimelAli5m. The Tribune will
cay that while the psTiy'a candidate IL
all right "the platform on the only
important issuo before the country %
dsmnably unpAtfl0t.c aud un.Rupub.
lean"
II Will any' "N0 ones Republican.
ism can be impuruui n ls continue
% stand fqusrely ON the national ana
stale platforms Of tbs past, anu q lu
Tupujiales utterly the false anu uu.
American fulmlugtlOa " the ~.
Louis conspiracy"
The Tribune advises active can.
pslgning ngainst"E3i mon0mvtallsmn
CUngtIssivuul candidates,
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'TELEGRAPHIC.
The VOTE IN DETAIL
Mckinley 66l 10, Reed &i.2, Nor.
lon IS, QOiy ClL2, Allison 50 10.
sOMISATiOSs MADE UNANIMOUS.


81. LOUIS, June ls.-wuou the
secretary proceeded 81 call the roll,
there was no response until the state
" Iowa was reac1uI, when John y.
Baldwin Of Cougcil Bluffs nominated
senator Allison.
kansas, Kentucky and Louisiana
were called, no QUO responding. Upon
tho call oi Maine, Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge OF Massachusetts, took tue
tpeaker's stand had nominated speaker
Rect.
Tho clerk ur0cec led with the roll
call until tho state Of New YorE Was
reached, when Hon. WIN. a. suthot.
land VI that delegation, arose aud pro.
scented Chauucoy NJ. Depgw, VINO
placed Gov. Morton In nomination.
A. tho Gloss OF Dcpew's remarks
about tho gold slaudsrs, voice
asked;
"what about the orring sisters who
walseI out Of here awhile Rgu9'
(Laughtcr.l
MI d puw-Thoy have deserted a
RopublIcan cgnvculion composed Of
the party from all sections u the
United State, md they walked out
beesuso they objected TO the gold
s,andptd. wonder how they will
icel whom they arrive at the gate Of
tue Celestial CITY, where they VII.
o.. HHtaH
efumeui? lLughteT.l w0Gtet how
they viii feel when they hnd that, ~
We nTb told by toe old APOSTLE, the
a,tosis ere paved with golu9 (Laugh'
ter and chuofs.J
When PcnnsylyauiA was called,
Gov. Hastings arose, was ohusfed, anu
placed Quay IN nomination.
The uAilJuug proceeded, with sew
etgl Interruptions anu challenges, On
III tue Issg territory was reached. A
was evident bsiofe ONO voted thst
Mckinley was nominated.
100 Chairman fhe chair A. pre-
pared g. announce tho vote upon the
EUu call. Inc following votes have
brrn cast For William Mckinney,
Jjli.
lne announcement Of tho Mokln-
ley vOIe pfCcipitEted An outbreak o.
cuttTs anu yriiH ana tho usual CONGO
Militant OF fuoh u tumult at ptCsldeu'
t.nl convention, waving Of hats anu
PLUNGE, diveuifiod with haudket'
chiefs, umbrellas ami everything
whicu could bs gotten into motion
In the hands Of tno bowling thou
sands.
At 5:s5, while salute OF 100 gum
from n piece Of artillery outriGe th'
convention was still Oul.thundeFinl
tho yolls OF the VrUwu, Chairman
ThuisI0p, by "a determined tn0tt o.
voice ana gAysl, brought the coEVou
ton 10 order aud announced the tv
mainu-g Of the ballot ~ lOllnwg Nor
ton, 49, Allison, 35.i X -ei, sAt; Quay
Gi!; JsmsIUu, /; bank, I.
ihU vote IA detail wnHi
rAttur ron rHEsiprNu
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There is

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sc,ttrTing-walkrr, "a by Virginia;
Lippitt, ~ Rnodc Island; Reed, by
Iowa, Iniia, /; Fred GrSut, . ny lows;
Dsrew, by kentucky, ty Maine;
Morton, by Mlts1ur; Brown, . by
Maine; Thuulou, l by Missourii all.
sent, 90
The nomination OF Mt. Hobart was
made unanimous.
MI. Bushnell 90 OH, offered resp
luton, which was adopted, making the
pafmunout chairman the chairman Of
jhs COMMITTEES TO notify the Hon. WI.
liam Mckinley u HE nomination, ald
the temporary chairman inc chairman
Of the committee notify Mr.. HUbafi,
All tho uliurfs were thanked for
faithful performances NJ their dutea,
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- SEES ~ ENGLAND.
Comments OF the London Press on the
~. Louis Convention.


~. Louis Convention.
LONDON, June lS,-Nearly all Of tho
morning papers comment upon the re-.
sulls Of the st. Louis convention yes.
Iertay.
Toe Chronicle say: Yesterday's
ballot shows that high tafiii and s0uud
money are TO be tho watchwOfds OF the
Republican party. We won d heartily
congratulate tue Republicans ON the
second " these N We did not fear our
words might he used 10 inlutU them.
A high taud would undoubtedly In
lure cur TRACE, but we taEo comfort iu
the thought that nothing that tho
United States could do would expose
our commercial intorolts 10 10 great a
danger ne " ulI itcr trade IN AmCrl.
ca. Win regard 10 Mckinley'a pet
sunRl character, no WORD has been
heard here which " not 10 his honor
aud VIZ oder him our o0ngtatulatlgns
upon the position no has attained Ia
the eyes and hearts Oi 90 many Of his
COuntrymen,
TIE Timei: Mfr. Mckinley has won
tho ftsI heat In the prutidunIal race,
hands down; but the battle IL not flu.
ally wen, The tiiveii'cs spptnr TO have
found some comfort IN the coincidence
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CAsu CAPITAL, 100000
CASH SURPLUS, t2Ou,Uou
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rAEALIArLosIoN.
A Boat niswn 60 splinisrs aud Tea
Persons tttIad.

fffNNnH - lliNus
LITTLE FALLS, NY, Juae lS.-At
the Taylor Cycle park, one mile west
II this city, where the State meet of
the L.. A.. W. was 20 lako place, ihe
steam yacht Titus SuUatd exploded het
boiler as she WIS being muufed this
afternoon In that Vicinity. Ton Of the
crowd were Killed Outright, Que ditd
while on The way 10 tho hospital, two
died ~ the hospital aud onu other 10
fatally and seriously iuiufou.
TIE boat was blown 90 Gplinters nud
pieces Of tho boilers were thrown 900
foot. Three Of the lad'Ns have not
been recovered aud are believed 10 be-
In the Eric canal wuorp the Gates.
ttophe occurred The eXplosiOn II be-.
lieyeI l. hnys resulted from tue duitu-
tive woTkingot the pump connected
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sANGuINkUI CoNFLIor.
Reported TO Have Taken Place Ne
tween uritisu auu gsusHueIaua.


NLw HOHE, June ls.-A Dispatch
% the World from GARAGES, Venezuela,
snys; A ssnEuianry 0.uiliGt between
NuuyElrlAuH UuI EUush 10 reported Ia
70 cable dl-paich tom Ihn Nsu,Eutlau
consul al ruuilgd 90 have tskep place
On tho disputed territory OF Guiana
The brief di8palcl says the tirue wss
aI Point BallmH, st lun mouth No the
UluayI ugrr, bot fH.s 'H thought To- 90
Hn oTlUT. Officials nero ny if there
nHs been clash 90 Wus. have been uu
luyuul river iublgaa N nt Point Bar.
ina, Attic NuU,atuisn camp on the
Cuyuni riyr1 wEulu tho gp.vhIIra
-rn0mburf 'un uu., fhurs arc l,aUI
Venezuelan iuuHys, while Point Bare
1908 be- guauliI uy o. low policemen
only, 4uH IsUlB aTu much wruuVu.
zap asaiH by lue report ami impatient
tg particulars.
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LoDaE MOVES UNANIMTY.

Mr., Lodge's purpose was apparent,
II being Understood he was 10 change
tho vote Of Massachusetts 10 hCKiu.
ley Or 10 move that the nomination oi
the Ohio mau DO made unanimous,
Whom no stood on his cnnlr TO speRE,
tue convention saluled him with %
hearty yell Of applause. Mr.. Lodge
said: Hrhu irieuds OF Mr.. RoUi have
iolloved him with tho same loyalty
whloA DO has always shown himself
10 tho country, principle and party.
The l0yallP | now transIer Go The spl.
dipT, the siul,man anu American,
whom you have nominated here today d.
[Chetul Mr. Chairmau, spbhking for
my uWu STATE, and believe Tor Nil t;it
nlhsr New England fta'Ds thnt sup.
ported Mr.. Rssl, / wish 10 soy lhht
We pledge u great majority Ia our own
Itsts aud all the assistance VIZ eau
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MrrHippi, l absent; Montana, fur
CAmer.n; Nevada, 3 abionti Texas,
absent.
After mailing tho announcement
Chairman ThuFston SAID:
"Ln accordance with n statement Of
tho chair, four gentlemen will be roc.
ognized 10 tho order Of votes Tor the
candidates they Represent. | recognize
tho gentleman from MASSACHUSETTS,,
Mr., ildpu.b
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THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.

Don't compare with the "Arkansaw
Kicker" Middle-of-the-road = head
up and heels a-fiying'. Arkansas poll
tics is a warm article-so is the KICK
Err. w. S. Morgan, editor of the Buzz
Saw" and N. X. p. A. plate and ready
print service, is editor of the Kicker:
with Geo. A. Pickett as associate.
Send for sample copies.
ARKANSAW KICKER,
HARDY, ARK.
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First Published July 90, 1896.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

IN tue Prooate Court of Barber County, Ks.
State of Kansas, Barber County ss. In tho
matter OF the estate of Nancy j. Chandler.
Creditors ana all other persons interested
III Ihc aforesaid estate are hereby notified that
! shall apply, at the next term of the Probnfe
Court, 10 and for said county, sitting at the
court house, in Medicine Lodge. County of
baTDer, SSate OF Kansas, on the 2lst of August,
A. ID. lS9i, for n full and final settlement of
said estate. II. Ii. StockstilI. administrator of
the estate of Nancy J. Chandler, deceased
July %, A. d. 1886,
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MEDICINE LODGE LOTS.

80 # off east end blk 4 amt % 50
TT off II side blk IL amt 4 So
II TT north side blk - amt 9 SO
Is 1T south side blk 81 amt IL 90
l.. L q,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-08-05

east half of block amount 80 cents
east half of block 12 amount 50 cents
east half of block IA amount 1888.
part of lots 5. g. Z. block 40 amount 14.49
part of lots 4, s. z, block 40 amount 10 %
part of lots ., z, block 40 amount I1a5
north three-fifths of lot block IS amt 1919
west half Of lots 2, 3, 4, block 20 amt IL O4
east half OF lots z. 3, 4. 5, IS amt 80 cents
block 80. less right of way, amt 50 cents
block 100, less right of way, amt SO cents
Peck's Addition
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-08-05

north half lots 4. ), 6 blk III amt IL.
south half lots 4. D. q blk liz amt 9 "a.
west half lot 10 blk 12j amt IS cts.
west half lot blk IT amt IS cts.
south half lot blk I13 amt - cts
north half lot blk 173 amt 81 cts
south half lot blk J7:} amt rs cts.
north half lot blk 11;I amt 81 cts.
1yyXl4 blk e. amt 81
south half blk 81 amt 2 %
west hall blk IS amt lG5
100Xli0 blk ~ amt 05
west half blk 70 amt 53
1O0x93 lots Z. blk 1iS amt o.
beg at NV cor DIX l62 10 II 30 # " 30 III n 20
TT to beg lots Z, 8, blk 162 amt ; 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-08-05

25x25 It of end lot 10 blk amt / As
:. '' 20 q a.
east 10 # lot - blk amt p
Graham & X. Addition.
20 Il 81 II p 1ei IS "a
Saunders Addition.
g 8 s. SO . Sc
lots to . inc blkI amt 50 cts
All except lot q
Douglass Addition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-08-05
west half lot p blk 30 amt 9.67

west half lot % blk 30 amt 9.67
east half lot % blk 81 amt 967
47X75 TT lots |, 9, blk 81 amt IS
231s X 20 IT lots l, 2. 3 blk 81 amt 20l
50X40 TT lots ii & II blk 81 amt 9.67
50X50 # lots III g. l. blk 81 amt La
BOXES # lots III 4 Il blk 81 amt 2.0l
50X25 # lots III & l. blk 81 amt 9lS
north half of lots 10, IL, l. blk b amt S24
So .5x30ft lots 10, ii, l. blk IL anti
So i5x40 TT lots 10, IL, II blk - amt 262
south half of lot II blk 36 amt I.54
north half of lot - blk 81 amt I53
100Xll5 lots IL & IA blk 81 amt 2.0l
22la x50 lots 13 & " blk 3S amt OIL
221. X50 lots Il Il blk IS amt ass
50X25 lots IL d " blk IS amt20l
25x25 lots Is Il " blk IS amt Los
10X25 lots IL, blk IS amt l.05
SKI lots b. blk IS amt Lob
east nalf of lot Z" blk ~ anti OIL
n )rth half OF lot - blk Samt2.0l
north l50X20 fit lots Ii. IL, Is blk 39amt2OI
west half of lot ) blk 53 amt3.92
100X70 lots l, . blk 81 amt3.92
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City of Medicine Lodge, Mete aud Bounds.
Com at Sc cor nwt 1-52- l2 tn W along line of
nwt 435 IT th n at rt ANGLES with said line 100
TT th q parallel with said line Of nw{ 1922
435ft u 100 It TO place of beg 81 u IS 80