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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The regular meeting OF Buckiin Post,
No. 20, q. A. r., was held last evening.
One comrade was reported sick. The va
rious committees who had charge of the
celebration OF Memorial Day presented
their report. The committee on deco
rating and tagging graves reported that
there were III graves decorated.
A vote of thanks was PASSED by the
post to the public schools and others for
furnishing flowers and to all who so
kindly aided the post in the observance
of Memorial Day.
Last evening Reliance Lodge No. "a,
I. o. Q r., held its regular weekly meet
ing at Odd Fellows hall, and devoted the
entire session to routine business.
The police business for the month OF
May, as reported by the chief, was as fol-
lowsi Total number of arrests, q; males,
20; females, i; Americans 8; foreigners,
IL; residents, 8; non-residents, 10; the
cause, OF. arrest included assault and bat
terry, 8; drunkenness, 10; defacing build
ing, ]; exhibiting gambling implements,
/; truancy, /; revelling, /; using threat
ening language, i; tramp, l; vagrancy, 1;
OF this numter were committed to jail,
2 to the State work house and to Re-
form school.
This morning man was arrested on the
vacant lot, corner Taunton avenue and
Sutton street. He was found on the
ground apparently asleep, but on the ap-
proach OF the officer he was wide awake
enough and tried his best to escape. AS
he was without money he was arraigned
in the Seventh District Court for vagrancy
and pleaded guilty, but being but IL
years of age, he was sentenced to the
State reform school during his minority.
The regular meeting of st. Mary's
Chapter of ST. Mary's p. z. Church was
held yesterday afternoon at the rectory.
Nothing but routine business was trans
acted.
During the month of May there were 13
death returns In this town recorded at
the town clerks Office.
Yesterday there was recorded in the
town clerks office the marriage inten-
tions Of Robert Hall Greene of this to wn
and Fannie Diamond Jones of Bristol.
Mr.. Frederick Waldron has been ap-
pointed clerk OF the board of tax asses
sors and began his duties yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Provuncher died last evcping
at O'Clock at the RESIDENCE Of her hus-
bano, Joseph Provuncher, on Water
street OF typhoid fever. Mrs. Provuncber
had been III only since last Friday, and
her sudden death was q great shock to
her family and friends
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03

Don't puzzle your brains trying to
think of all the articles necessary to fur
nish your house. We will do IL for you.
We viii sell you the complete outfit for
every room at bottom prices, saving yeu
both TIME and MONEY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03
DISSOLUTION.

Tho Co-partnership hitherto existing between
Thomas y Foster and samuel Bennett, under
the name and style OF Foster Benefits this day
dissolved. samuel A BE .sf has purchased aud
will continue the Jewelry busness Of the late CO.
partnership at No. 9j Pine street. Providence, and
assumes all the liabilities Of said copRrtpership
All the accounts due the said firm should be paid
10 him.
THOMAS s. FOSTER
SAMUEL A. BENNETT
Providence. r. T.. Jane 1. iso6 isa.n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03
SMIfH'S BICYCLE NAMES.

WANTED-An Idea. Who can think OF some
simple thing to patentf Protect your ideas
they may bring you wealth. Write John
Wedderburn a. Co., patent attorneys, Wash
ington, ID. c., for their $500 prize offer and
list OF 200 inventions wanted. a24 tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03
KITCHEN AND DINING ROOM
OUTFIT.
Over 274 Articles, everything necessary
In the Kitchen and Dining Room, for g67.
81 down and $i.26 weekly.
CHAMBER OUTFITS.

Evory outfit consists of 1 seven piece
Chamber Set, Spring, 1 Mattress, 1 Dec
Grated Toilet Set, 2 Pillows, 2 Pillow
Cases, 2 Sheets, pair Blankets, and !
Spread. One for $3.50, one ior $500, and
one for $3a 90
Terms, So to - down and 6oc.
or 7oc. weekly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03

FOR sALE-East side. choice corner; sacrf.
hce for cssh: 90 per cent. less than oornsr
opposite want money. and want 10 bad
enough TO induce some bargBtn- seeker to ex-
change his bank book for title deed to IA. 900
feet high land on Beacon Hill south Of Ladd
Observatory. one block from Brook street car
and lees than one roile from Market square.
Particulars 40l Butler Exchange, oConnor.
m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03
MURDER By CONTRACT.

DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES.
Don't abuse them with improper glasses
don't trust them with parties who don o pos
CO.. Opticians. 76 Westminster ST mia 40t
FOR sALE-Two picycl and one piano
Address p. q. Box l0sh. dec2l-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03

FOR SALE-Tauntop avenue, East Provi
dence, valuable corner. overlooking city, r.
story and French roof, modern and we'll
ranged house OF tenements and store, now
paying IL per cent. and leaving the corner for
further improvement; sewer, sanitary Plumb.
ing, best car service: this unusually attractive
ipvestm snt will bear the closest investiga.
tion. Particulars 40l Butler Exchange, o'Con-
NOR mis- ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-03

f, BERKSHIRE H1LLS--Parties desiring board
on farm in beautiful country, half mile
from pretty village. plenty OF milk, cream,
thy. grand place for children. address Vim. r.
Green. Berlin. N. ". n27-6
WANTED summer boarders on farm
good accom- odstion; terms moderate. Boz
4.si Foxboro, Mass.. m27
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-16
nsmeernl.iar slI,,r.

BAIuS RDusr Ln., June lG-rh,
Democratic alHlu convention late lasO
night u"u.iui platform INCLUDING
tho ioli0wlug' "tf-llyoJ, We are m
'nyUr OF tho Bauuurst aud test money
Tho Ingenuity Of man can invent an.
that experience has icmOnstfatuI th1t
inls money consist " both gold AMI
silver with opal rights u culnurg
au1,quai legal tender power on "a bn4.s
Ui Hi1tguH ounces Of silver 10 one OF
gold, Tho delegates from the couyrr-
ton To Chicago ato hereby Instructed
10 support plank In the national Mat.
'otm dOclnrlag Tor the fryo and uu.
limited coinage Of silver ut same Al
ratio with iull legal luulgT power end
without reference 10 tho action
ui other nations, aud l. tur.
port t10 candidacy before saiI
convention OF suCI men only az are
ln iuli sympathy with sliI PLANK. aud
ln orItr INA Our views may to mole
tu.r'u.IIy enforced, aa,l delegates ur.
Nuuuy instructed 90 vote Nc uuitD
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land and Slorh Comnnnr.

The Alberta Land aud stock com
paoy lled articles Of Incorporation to,
Gay. Following arc Gao nj ,r,g II.
NJ. Brown, pECsiicn; r. W. Woolley,
vice PRESIDENT and llrpcl0E W. }.
Robson, secretary slI irsa.ursf; Chas.
McCarIy anu w. A. Larson, dIracl5's.
The capital sIock Of ths company /.
placed At 100000, divided into M
many shares ~ 81 each. The objects
OF the company uo 10 tuy, sell, own
ana cultivate land ami 10 colonies G
slmsi 10 construct, own and operate
cAunlf, elc,; % cOustruuI ana own
buildlHge, luy ana sell cattle, sheen
AMI horlea and an kinds OF i've tl0ek
hui 10 conduct general o9lon.z.ur
busince'. Tho ufInuipal place OF Lu-'.
ness 10 w BIO Ia ths city.
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The Public Oclues.

Land Clmmlasioucr Reese and
Engineer Fcrt9u have gone o0ulh O.
ihe purpose % selecting lsnds Iu thai
Uutt % tie State. The region Of Malya.
vale viii receive a,leatou among iBo
hr8, az there is anxiety to have Ia
question geltlcd o. an carly date.
Tho secretary 60 siatc BE- shipping o.
The W mIHr4 of tho la.t b..I..ntufs
mo 20 t1H results Of th8.r I0lIt The
laws lilsgj.
Harry j. Hamilton. %. u' uapic.oa,
aul Mlfur ". FFErwI.. Us, Ui
Am ucha FaIE, were t.4AF sHltnI a
iiguu.s 90 wCt, Hs were clio Potter
Mcfulu, .i, u' no H nIty, ont luHfes4,
j.. Peterson, 80. Gf Gunnlsou. A like
lIcrmsri g1a also iasurd tl Thomas
=. DIvIr, q uf ths city, aud Olv.n
Van COu, 20, %. Farmers ward
JuGfc Richie was To-Day onga,oi
a.nIutu hearing tho clss u' tIu %. b.
D.. IS IA. 5. railway against the BipII
Transit company.
lu the Th.ri district court To-Day
Maggie l.. Carpenter filed suIt Yr
.ivlIcu against her husband, David
j., Carpenter. Tho pair iniu1mtgUri
100 ihis CITY on January l,ls8l,nuI that
.luee ihrD the hugDlud bias become
hauIiuni druuknri, says the complaint.
10 is uiso alleged that IOf mote than
Year pA-t the difelio, swsiu has ne.
EiCc.ul % properly provide lhv uucrasi.
Ties oi lie aud has treated huf with
great cruelty.
Margaret Davis has flci tu't Tor %.
votce from hor husband, william
Davir, on account Of neglect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-16

-r Louis Juug lD.-L5dgo saI4
'Uull.
"Iu.rai' no d0utt that % gold plank
VIII hs placed Iu the platform. an
lhigfmnii1u We grt to-day rouHrms yes.
i'faAyH atutumuut that tlr gold mon
ar. IA the majority"
is..Lg aud hi-aItgs, Murray. Crane
a.l iug.ls Guild. UUIUYk trrm.t,vr4
am.us ,Ir doubtful utl.1afra un che
gpn'HniIpr door anu poured arsu.
u'm'H into turig care. They have ur.
lni'i l.at % muu Whose convention
iu y .D possible unl afU tfaiuI.r al
tht.i FIHa Hu these wayuriur rrlpIc.
10 b" courtney n young negro aud
aA. vAfl graduate, has been delegated
zoe duiy Of whipping into liuu the un.
crIa.n ucFfUrs, ann hc 10 doing bta
Woia while The convention o. Iurmlur.
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AMUSEMENIS.


John Drew a, tho rheatcr -5oi
vilhsaUains the Fac, that The mercury
Oithutb.rm moterUat b5bb.ng around
the TOP u.,c.os, % splendid audience
Nn IA attendance 40 the rhuator las,
evening 90 wuluIms J0hu Drew anf
MGudC Adams to sd. Lake once more.
Drew Is one % ghu rhine fly0rills %.
tho metropolis snI 10 h g. him thai
Manager CHARLIE Ff1hmau owe, u q
large extent, the Iuigy proportions
Of hia money lag. Ht. Drew
tnl9ys the dl5.no,I0n Of Lav.
Ing had the loagos. mglrdpoiluu
sgbsoR u any OF the star, sotn there,
Huu u In only because Ui tho close o.
ths season there tlnt Wo got chance
60 ato uim NJ nh, itls u pleasure 10
extend "a welC 1ulu 10 tuudu Adams
anu her mOiheL ant the admirers OF
both were 0utln force las. uvcuiuv,auI
Miss Maude received a regular ova.
ton. az Tho play-Clrl,lopher IT.
10 eau be said tHgt 10 iBG romantic
comedy with plenty OF chances Tor
pretty little love scuttE, and ll the
hands u Drew anu Maudc Adams
they are tilrclivtly rendered. TIE
plny taken altogether i a that KIM
which EOeys Que on the rug 20 cIso
Just little t-0 ioug hr'1ru tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-16

-Four Acts will mn..a sliumont q
ems carload Of gu.cuu.
5wsns,, Will shi1 Jrrso carloads OF
rich gnlona ore this week..
The North Star pIl shin iour car
load 90 good pay orc iI.u week.
Tho Utah will ma ointment ..
foul carloads Of iIou a,iuu, Or tU.s
/ week.
The Sioux Consoi. at.I #i'l Dol Ike 20
shipment of lou, car ads 70 ,gnccn.
trstrs today.
TIE Mammoth fuu ur,iuuss 10
work .1mo Of their men uu tau.bour
shi'ts i1 tho ore bin lHUIuu Ai.uK
t0ra1lldaloJ.
Tho General Ganl Coyote and
Governor cnima, hu situated boo Mari.
ham FuIUh, Biugn1u, have Itsp
l,h'od uud bonded uy solomon Bro.
Of tnil city.
Ar. David Rees, 90. .ru.sI cores.
rouuvnt OF tue NEW 90 Mammoth. BE-
iu iowa looking halo rHI h,auy. hg
-ay. thinr1 are going along amUutul
lu that camp, aud thHf BII d. calm ~ "a
lumucG's morn on iH. surface, while
u'"n in tue mine- t..ags present
isr different aspsc.
Ata meeting Of "a, awaus1a Mining
company held 10 tn. u.tg yratrflry
afternoon tho Old board % directors
was ausialuyt Tor another yrar,ns were
'lao the old uilirtrr, who ore ~ follow:
George T.. Hoimau. pIosiIuni. WIN.
Hatfield, vice PRECEDENT aud tupuuu.
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sL LOUIS, juno To- Tho California
delegation met today pri1r TO The rr' .
ctolings Oi the convention, aud ON
motion oi O.. gIcsHuAu johnson do.
oldoi by a TisluE AMI unanimous vote
10 STAND out iur IItu aud uuuulle 1
coinage Of silver 10 the last ana follow
Teller In ull tliugH on the nunrc.4I
question: stopping snort Ouly OF wall.
ing out " the convention hall, after
tho conventions action on tho MAT.
form. J0hutOu wHs also Instructed To-
70 before the committee on Fr-.. ullgur
aud make An argument for FREQ silver.
lilo VIII support tuu iroo sllveri "a in a
speech ON the tl9lr NJ tho ConvrDtlon.
n given an opportunity. BrIhtDT
Warren Oi wyoming viii protpnt a
reslIuli0n iOt Iur collage Ul tic Au or.
c.u silver product.
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Sale.lIarhelA M MnrL-

Tho Grant soap c1mrauy's work.
on Third Wet, between seventh aud
Eighth south streets, wag entered
about O'Clock thh morning by burg
Lars who ghiucl admiral0n bp breaking
100 the door They veto apparently
after cash nrt went o. tie aa.s which
they luni'i Win al Dzp'Itlvr cub.
stance, aud bllwui into number OF
pieces, The explosion was 10 loud
thAi u was heard ~ HUighbgTs 90 the
vicinity. The iuffuIuTs iurrrdtd Boo
getting away win about 81 Drtec.
tiyos sacote anu Jannuy now have the
case Ia hauI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-16

Little Laui', tho lvs.ysur-1,d con Of
Nj ana Mr. Andrew =, C1waa o.,
sidiug near the corner Of Sixth south
and Third Wg9t s.reols, was tho victim
OF "a teverc dog'bite on Saturday, lost
which curfi5d with 90 the point OF one
OF the lugors Of the lad'd lu't hauI. [
agpyaf that the UlilI WAS playing ID.
tho yrri % ugiEbb0r unmrd Miller.
wac LWn1 % lRg1s canine OF tAu DO .lr.
tyne, aud upon getting cl1fn enough DO
a'i.w ne animal which was uhaluYg.
" reach bin, II suapgeI It tho TO
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FIRE AND POLICE BOARD.
Fireman Clark Rr,lgus Prom tho d..
paIlmcnt Ailrr iioins Rriustat,d
-O.hgr Busnts.

Alta meeting VI tue Or, a1d police
board hold last might, Fireman !. j.
Clars, who was suspended by Ch.ef
Devino carly iu Aptll, was rein.tstci
with fun pay during III. suspensl3u.
Im uoiialely after this or was made,
CLARK through his attorney, h. s..
'lcCnilum, rendered his rgslrnnula,
anu The cnsU which had been banging
Ore over two months was ataBoal.
II 10 supposed tina, matters had been
nui ana dritd before his reimbursement
was ordered, ana that 10 was uuirf-
ttnui That hit fOnigunIIan would fgIl5yy
such action by the board, 10 the com.
mla'ionors voted with uuauImity h.
roinstnte the suspended ltonar,
AUeT Clafk'H casu haI nuuu dispospi
o. Fireman Il n, Byfue. VIM ia
been tu'pcndci shortly afiof CIsrh.
presented a communication In wLic8
no asked tuat nc bp TuinstatsT.
Attorney McCallum alsI uup,sroi
Iot Byfue, nud argued that tue rssr
was tNaolIy on n rnrll.l with that 3D.
Clark uut Chief ID ayie took Iglir
WIN this statement on the gfuuuI INA.
hyfue had never boon mumbcr tf
.uo department, DO having wlTEeI
nuly 40 a substitute. Tho matter Wa
hnhlly referred 10 COmmssionyr Conn
100 iuyo,tEau1u.
a rule iurbildiug the Chlsfof police
10 s5ul hIs uulcuis gulsidu u the civ
hulA GA quest Of rtt.Ons charged
with committing Icflmeg in tnis citg
was tunmiIloi uy Commissioner COIN.
ana aiirr mo argument b1tn rru ana
con, 70 was amended O. forbid any boz
3e'eeu'es lfsm going outside the State,
after which % VAS nuup,CL
lhltl iinlt submitted the Tctuost Of
yi"eet hT'Wh ~ O. leave Of abIguur
seh uA} 70 Which was ganlol. TIE
aNpi en- son -ii not afk iIi pay, hut lbr !
lrays la taken 20 mean that pay zoe.
Ino matter OF appointing special |
policemen came up on the stattmunt I.
OF NhIti ffult that be WuulI need 90 I
iiati ton sp'cials during the Carnival /
anu again o. election time, ami the |
81 lh was instructed 10 bring tho mat. /
Ter 10 the attention Oi the cay Council, |
WIZ lhe request that that body take |
suitable ne.pn IN tbs premises.
thlti DeVire Ia reporting on tie
Application OF J. w. Mo- Iesn, a flr..
ntn, Tor ply during au absence 4 !
tiekpees from April li.h to May ls,b, |
"a wei that tue man had ~ have !
leave OF hbfence Ia order 10 submit 10 q
Hu' glthi oprut.0u. The board decided
~ allow h IA full uay ,Uf the lhlr,y.
TOUT Jays no wss Oh duly.
tblei DeViue was gwen Hulh5Iity /
10 procure suitable place in which 10
hiofr ihr IRE apparatus during tho COZ.
s'iucli9n oi the new hrf-houfr, sub.
lncl To The approval u Com missioner
C0hu,
Tue board adjourned Tor two weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-16

ST. LOUIS Juno lj,-ll 10 reported
upon what hpplh.s g0ot authority,
lhnt Quay has % last definitely uu.
HlloI uluu he cnufsu IN the cluvUu.
&. n, According 10 this report he will
allow himself 10 be placed in uumiHH.
ton und hiH ifluuJs viii vote fur
him down 10 and including the Penn.
Hylyauln delegation, but nilUf this vote
SHALL have trru Casi, ho viii. NJ chair.
mnn OF The Penney lvaulA delegation,
Rise and change tho vote cast iJr him.
seli 10 Mckinley. McKulcy's fricuds
claim, however, that their caudidatr
viii nave received sufficient votes u
Insure his nomination boilfo pcnusyl.
vaula IL fopOItoi in tho call VI ron.
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L15t even ~ CIafcace Evarp. the
l2.yenroll sou OF Hgmm u. Evan. If
Iho Sixth ward, Attempted 10 drive o.
mule belonging % john h. wasar,
and struck the animal with wHlr.
Tho mole rc.panseI UItha k.ua. uaU
one ol iii .... caught the boy uu tu.
h"hlr, mnsl.s ID very bad break af t..
bone. d. G. b. Wilcox gave the
ntctsaafy FIrricli ut.u1dauc-, natt.u
Injured "a, is u1Iu. as well as can b.
expected "iiu such pliniu, injury.
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Scared Them on.

burglSfs ntismr.oi to gain entrance
90 thcsi9ro Of Mr. A. Butcrwor,h OH
he oofurr OF Ttiid south aud Third
Wtsl streets, about oio.ogs this
mgfniug bot thsig enors were .fss.
ua'cd aud brought 10 q u ilyu aall U,
thu appearance Df the lazy win "a 81.
shoo'cL shs hf,u ut tue men tu.
tuisagd aim while lucy maze ,Lrii O..
gapu iBstiutcr.
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10 rrssst,rtits rsar.

PORTLAND, Ou., Ju.c Ib.-Thr
governor has grirICJ The Fitss sgFi.
m'n' OIcE 30 national euaw. Go rru.
ctFu Co Astoria Co prssCTyr tue lcacs
Am0ug Tue HlfiEirg nBuumuu.
No bIo.dshtd has b,cu reported from
Astoria % vicinity tD ny, tut the au.
lh1uiitf there believe the, are mo-
i1hscr nule TO ptutcrvv the peace aud
protect Tue lyrg Ui the uUu.uni0u
hahofmou and property 10 the cnnuufy
men, 'o the governor was called on
iur assistance.
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NiNtYFnUEasNHoinrA RAsITEs
Ast"ntahinE ussuii- 81 tho I-a 81
hhnbrr Uedirius uusrinE iiu.
unuttN treaty Relieved

HNhtfr Hodirtur#' ufia rinE tfus
"ruitb TREAT = E-iisved.
The above Is tue number OF persons
who have been relieved 81 tnrowotu
by toe use " Shaker Medicine la ths
two weeks tu Salt ilake CITY. The last
three 10 bring tn thssr monsters were:
theodore -lwu, blacksmith 1t kamas,
ltsh, many yDnf8 resident OF this
ghNi brought On on" measuring ninety
ittl ana two iucbut; HrF. George Haf.
man, the daughter " b.. Hcmenvay,
living nt Changer, brought one thirty
Ittt i.nr, nnd George LnmBourne, em.
piYJCl ~ brnrgn ~. Scott a. Co., re-.
siding ni iii NORTH Second Wust street,
gave the doctor one taken Ium the di.
t''tlNe organs oi his wife, who has
t'un -iokly Tor several yeats and who
has been using the Shaker Medicines
hFc days. With the above result. Mr..
lambohfnu says that when hs yisited
the entertainment on tho vacant lot
adjoining tue Hotel Kuuisiofd be was
sAtpucai aa 90 the virtues Of tho mcdi.
clnts, but thought the possibilities Ut
htn' 90 worth the expenditure OF 81,
ana iH now convinced that II " the beet
luv,atmtut he ever made Ia hia lie.
Although this medicine removes nu.
mvious iarcworma from people who
nave no IDEA ihoy puFHssa them, II
cures dozens u other tarasitical, IT,.
u lmmniUry aud blood diseases 10 one
NJ RUuwurm.
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idaho t,sm5crais.

I.'NIErLp, liah9, juno I5.-TNt
j . m.uiaNu state convention ueIlI u
'".th lui elected Watt go. BaIr,
touN.y temporary chairman. Aurf
iHr aH ointment rf CIumItieas thp
convention d. iIuFutI until q u.m. A
Loi usNt wiz o. maIu BE- tur alter.
~ QUE aussIIu over The delegates anu
nt'.'naI cummiucrmau. Fmus Ba1ra
j. WJifiuf hard Tor tf-elyrWou while
'ohH q. brown OF BIHgram, and
george A.u.is % Aun urt nv.raBfy
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81. Louis, June lU.-plalt, Lodge
aud Fofukcr held hutrcI but earnest
consultation 10 the maiu aisle a tho
convention hali,lIust OH the eud VI the
Maisachusol sta.r, before the CONVEX e.
ton wac cAilyu 90 order The nunng.a.
platform was tho subject Oi ihuir HIk.
There To- ttill difference OF opinion aa g.
the phfhfu3lugy Of tue plank, bur the
gentlemen engaged IN conference To-
10Y ASSERT That un one essential Irl.
the enforcement OF the "tNlallug gold
standard" iu worlr, there 10 no diiltr.
uucU VI or uiuu Whatever.