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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23
State News.

Hon. c. B. Watson, the demo
cratic nominee for governor, will
address at Bryan-Watson club to
the formed at Charlotte on the
evening of August 3.
The Manchester Cotton mill
was put up at auction Yesterday
and sold to w. H. Britton, agent
on a bid of 10 dollars over in
cunbrances, says the Fayetteville
Observer. The membranes
amount to $4,000.
A drummer, J. H. Getting,
WHO travels for the Woodbury.
Rubber company, tried to COM
NIT suicide at Statesville Tues
day by taking laudanum. His
condition was discovered in time
to save his life.
DR.. Gore, who has been con-
nected with the Normal and In.
dustrial school for two years, will
spend the next year in Europe,
studying. She will be succeeded
as physician in that institution
by DR.. Caroline Hetrick, a grad
uate of the Philadelphia Woman's
Medical college. She comes with
highest recommendations. The
normal was the first southern in.
't.,ution to employ a lady ply.
siciaE.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23

Wanted--We would like TO
have a live responsible CORES
pondent at every postoffice in the
county, to send us short crisp
news items.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23

WHENEVER Il country adopts
gold as the medium of exchange,
its prosperity is gone. Gold is
not now, and never has been to
any extent a medium of ex.
change. Now as ever it Is held
simply as collateral security tor
paper money and other circulat-
ing mediums of trade. There is
none of it in circulation-has
not been since silver was dem.
cnetized, and thsre is not
enough of it in Durham today
to run Berry's fruit and peanut
stand alone. Yet some people
who have goods to sell are blind
enough to say that should be
the only money. 1t is a pity
they cannot have their wish
without bringing ruin to others.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23

In the matter of politics,
North Carolina is strickly in it
this year. Her delegation at the
National Republican convention
at ST. Louis was among the
most prominent-at the Demo
cratic meet il Chicago the dele
gates were the most conspicuous
and honored of the Bryan sup
porters, while the temporary
chairman of the populist con
vention, Hon. Marion Butler, is
a North Carolina Senator, who
took his high position on the
motion and speech of Maj. w
\. Guthrie, of Durham Neither
New York or Ohio is any longer
the political pivotal State. 1t is
now North Caralina which pro.
duces in abundance everything
grown on this continent, either
breadstuff, fruits. flowers, or
politicians.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23
NrcCIurc's Magazine for August.


The August McClure's JUST
fies its title of a midsummer
Fiction Number" in Eve short
stories, all Of them of such fresh
and ready interest that one can
read them without forcing him.
self and in spite Of heat and
humidity. Octave Thanet con
tributes a strong story of West.
ern life; Stephen Crane relates
a dramatic episode IN the
latter life of the hero of "Th,
Red Badge Of Courage;" Gin.
ton Ross tells a boJmin /; battle
story, based on Perry's historic
victory on Lake Erie; Z. NJ.
Thomson tells u humorous tale
Of the Canadian fishermen; and
Annie Eliot describes a double
love episode in q a Yale and
Harvard boat race. 1t is not Of.
ten that five really good stories,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23

Readers Of this paper will con.
fer a favor, il when buying goods
advertised with it, they will men.
ton the name Of the RECORDER.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23

Buncombe democrats will hold
their county convention Satur-
day, August 81.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23

Salisbury is making big prepa-
rations for thefremen's tourna-
lnent. A grand stand 100 feet
long will be built for the occa-
sion.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-07-23

as these certainly are, get into a
single magazine. Then, in ad-
dition, there is in this number a
fairly stunning" instalment of
Anthony He pes new romance,
"Phroso."
There is. much besides the fic-
ton, however, to interest one in
the August McClure's. William
T. Stead, whose personal stud
les of eminent men are always
written with the utmost thor.
oughness and skill, describes the
course Of life by virtue of which
Mr.. Gladstone now, at eighty
six, serenely pursues his favor
tie studies in the full strength of
all his faculties. The gift of a
god strong mind and body
from nature, is by no means the
whole secret of it, as Mr. Stead
entertainingly shows. Some
very interesting recent portraits
accompany the paper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01
- nein, Sreoeriso, in Der Spra9e uns
ierer SeimQth."

- nein, Jreoeriso, in Der Spra9e uns
ierer Seimatb."
,Sd begleite DID," iaste sr.
,Sbue oas ni1t," pebrte lie, ,.es
tOnnte uns Semano bemerten, Der @e8
mad Dem SGloiie lit ia audi nidt melt.
8ute Na6t, 8eliebter, uuo aui gSie=
O~erieben!"
u6ute Na1t, meme iiiBe 9raut!"
Seine ltarteu 9lrme i1lan9en li9
I'M Die Sarte 8eltalt, feline 9~lutbpOllen
Nu9en tau6teu iengeno in Die ibren uno
in beiBem &ulIe brannten ibre Slppen
auf chamber.
@is Elm fliidtiass Rsb elite Die 9on-
teIie ounn iiber ben Bartwes na9 benz
ShlOiIe uno Senoer iab Der iblanten,
gra5iOien 8eItalt nit einem Sd1eln oes
StplSes nab.
Sic mar iein! Sic bate ibnl ibr
Ser5 g'ideatt aus FREEZER. ielbitloIer
Siebe, uno mar bereit 9elueieu, Stang
uno StelunG BON ii4 81 werfen, UNI
oieIer Siebe willen.
Sangiam, nit Dem Geoanten an
iein Slid beiddfti9t, iblu9 er ben @eg
nah Der 6attOria Elm. Sriiben int
S6loiie uaren Die 3immerreiben nod
erbellt, uno er lab bin uno wieoer
ibmarSe S4atten al ben erbeQten 6sn=
tern pOriber9leitsn. gieleibt berietb
nan bort iiber Die gsrlObuns, Die nlOr=
gen 9efeiert peroen iOlte uuo bel wel-
der ct Der Yrdutigam iein wiiroe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01
Is.

Cine balbe Stunoe ipGter befano fih
Senoer auf Dem Wegs nad Spoleto.
@r bate iein Pfsro CUR iddriiten Sang
art augetrieben.
Oils er bier oas YOlissibursau betrat
uno Dem anweienoen SnipettOr bon lei,
ller GntOetun8 beri6tet, bOrte ibn Die.
Ter emit uno i6weiasno an, als sr aber
oann 9senost bate, ia9te sr:
,.Sie tOmmen gu ipdt nit Sbrer
Weloun9, Si9nor."
..@ie io?" ira9te Ssnoer baItia.
uSit er snttpmmeu? Sat sr Ysroa6t
Neibbpft?"
,Neiu. aber sr Itebt Dor .inem b6be.
rem JsiGter. 0tGu fano hsute Worasn
feline Yeihe I'M Barrie bes S6lOHes uuo
oieisn 3sttsl oaran Ssbeitet."
(S4Iub uIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01
81

Si6te Sdmmerung bate ii6 iiber
Den Part berab9eIentt, als Bender benz
in Dem Sriefe beftimmten Suiammen-
tunItsorte 5uibritt. IS mar nod niht
neun ubr, aber tuie b6tte er Die 8sliebte
auh nur cine Winute pnrtsn Iaiien
mD9en!
@r srpartets lie nit bobtlopfsnoem
Ser3en. Welbes Ssrtrauen 3ei9te lie
ibnl, oab lie 81 10 ipdter Stunoe nit
ibm bier Suiammentreffen nollte! g8ie
nun. penu er bic 8ele9enbeit benubte.
I'm ibr gu 9eIteben, mas tief in ieinem
SerSen lebie. Sept ourite er es ja.
benn er maj ibr ebenbiirtig an &ang
unb Heihtbum. Nber liebte lie i'm
oeun au6? &an9e 3peifel beidlidsu
i'm, - penn lie ibn liebte, ODER audi
nur feline Siebe abnte, 10 wiiroe lie
iiber ein Nleiniein nit ibm psrmiepsn
baben! IS mar alio bod nobl SGu-
ihun9, penn er eineu 4ugenblit lang
Ge9laubt bdtte, ouB er ibr uiht 9leid-
9ilti9 Jet.
gr wanots lid pl0Blib UNI; Der Sano
oes We9es tuiri9te unter sinem lei1,
ten S1ritt. .sn
,,Gonteiiina!" risf sr freubia errs9t.
als er cine l6lante 6%rauen9eltult, in
einen grauen MGntel Se9ilt, Dor ii9
lab. @-
@r itrsfte ibr bsioe Sdnoe sntgs9eu
uno lie legte Die ibren binein.
sd psrtraue Sbrer ~Gbrenbaitigs
felt. SisnOr," iaQte fie -baitis, ..luenn
ib lebt einen SPIRIT tbue, ben bic Welt
Uieleidt ungiiniig beurtbeilen piiroc.
Ibsr ss blieb mir teine anoere Wa6l,
wenn i6 ui6t morgen i6pn benz 6onte
p%Iiijiel perlobt peroen Mill. @r bat
isin 3uiammentreHen beute nit ms in
elmer Weiie Der Warquiie binterbra6t,
bic Sbnen. wie i6 fiirhte. bereits. fiibl-
bar gema6t muroe. als Siibue oafiir
bat linn bic WarQuiie meme Sano per=
ipro9su uuo morgen ipl ib ibm be.
rsits perlobt meroeu, baourb buifte lie,
lhib auSleib BON elmer ,9erirruns" Su
beilen, Der i6 mid bingegeben bate.
bod i'm Se9riif 9sweien mare, binsuas.
ben. Wti6 bat man natiirlih nibt um
meme giuWlli9un8 sefra9t; pOs,
auh2 Sin Rein" bdtte man ia bob
nidt seltsn laien. Sept. Si9nor,
miiisn Sic mir ratbsr. mas gu tbun
lit. @enn stpas seihebsn iol uno
tam, 10 maB es iufort 9eidsben."
,Ssruhi9sn Sic ii6, Gonteiiina, bic
Ssrlobrlng wirb niht itattfinoen!"
ia9te Bender felt.
Wis poleu Sic bas berbinosrn?"
Ira9te 2iatta iiberraibt.
,,Sie msroeu oas mpr9eu erfabren,
aber 9lauben uno pertrauen Sic in-
Sniiben fslt msineu Wortsn, oieier
falide @onte Sario wiro ni6t Sbr
@atte peroen."
20, pis tpiroe Id SbHsa bantsu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01

9(rbett?

9ieie 6ra9c lit Sew0bnIi6 ut9t
let6t ST b%eantworten, bod penn elm
Ntam etpaS @elo bat uup riiltig
uno arbeitSTdbig lit, wiiroe i'd i'm
oarauf aufmertiam MAIDEN, baB auf
ejnem 9uten Stiit SolSlauD 9elo
su uerOieuen lit. @eraoe bic Wtus
termonate itno Die 3eit oasu. Sn
Der Surtle Gate Golonie tOnnen sic
lol6es 2ano finoen. 2esten Serbft
tOufte ein iunger Mann aus benz
iiioli6en Mtunelota Elm Stiif 2ano
bort; i'm Saufe bes @iuters pers
tUufte CT fir $500 @iienbabn'
i9peQen. - Oieier SAL Oiene uur
ais ein SeiIpiel, mas gema9t werz
Den fam. 0aS ganSe Settlement
1T i3On 10 uOrtbcilbaft betannt, paB
IS unnilB wGre, weitereS barber iI
reoen. Nuf eiuem sroBen SbetIe
oeS SanoeS lit 9aubOIj genus, UNI
oaS Sano 81 beiabIen. SD babe
eben ein neueS, biibi6 ilultrtrtes
YampbIet nit uouer Sei9reibuus
Der Surtle 2ufe 6olonie uno Der
bortigeu TerBdltniiie prllten luiien.
GieieS pamphlet miro einem SeOen
iret Sugeianot, Der JtGme uno
NorelIe elIlenoct All:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01

alI1 I'M dftoeret ,Sdlle" batten Sle IN
ibm INNER oelt Sat meiues 0auies
ieben miifen, ben ib ielbtOer Itdnolih
nibt bon meinen - Neleloi9en laIien
BARI"
Senoer biB iib auf bic 2ippen.
SO mar oas erlte Wal, baB Der Mar=
quis ibr 8e9enIeitises GerbdltniB als
Serr uno unter9ebener aufiaBte uno
betonte. Sein 3OrnmuBte alio bon Sei=
ten Der Warquiie fart an9efabt NOR
ben iein.
,Gonte 9ario. ipraG audi nod pei=
ter BON Decentralization, bic Sic Der
Gonteiiiua erluieien batteu." fubr Der
MtarQuis fort, nit lener 9eIbmeioi9eu
SDfII6teit. bic ieoes gerin9ibdBi9e
gBOrt mie einen i6aricu Stohel in Die
Scele bObrt. ,,g8enn ib nun aud oie=
lem llmItanoe teine geoeutung bei=
melle, 10 lGbt Sic bod Der Gonte ers
iuben, oies tilniti96in gu unterlafen,
oa er ii6 nm Die Sano Der 6Onteilina
bewirbt."
,.Sebr wDbl, Serr WarQuis, ents
ge9nete Bender ltols, inoem er lih lei6t
oernei9te. $50 merOe biz alf Weite.
res oaruuf ber3i0ten, mid Se9en oieie
Nntlagen 81 pertbeioiqen - inSpii6en
m06te ih Sic aber bitten, 81 prilfeu
e6e sic urtbeilen!" .
.,gDas iOll bas beiBeu9" fubr Der
Warquis auf.
,,GrlaHen Sic mir Die Qntluort olf
oieie 6ra9e bis mOr0en, unO BADEN Sic
Die Site, mir nlpr9en in ben Sormit=
ta9situuoen cine llnterreoun9 81 bepiIs
ligen!" i09te genoer in 10 ernitem
Son, oaB Der Warquis unmiltirli9
bsfrsmoet 81 inn empOri6dute.
,.Wie Sic lpiini6eu," ia9te er oann
talt. 1881,
genoer bantte nit elmer 8~ernei9ung
uno eutfernte lid. Gr mar etluas pers
leBt BON Der Nrt uilo WeiIe, nit mels
der ibm Der MrQuis beute s~nt9e0enQs=
treten mar, troBoem ibu Die 9ldn5enolte
&ehtferti9ung beOOrlfdno. Sreili1
luuBte er re6t gut, DaB Der WarQuls
in oielem Sole mr. Oas Sprahrobr
ieller 8emablin mar, uno ibr 9Onnte
er Die 9emiitbisung ibrss StolSes bon
Ser3en. Die ibr in Der G%ntlarpung
oes erlebnten S9wieSeriobnes beuOr.
ftano.
Oils sr ieiu 3immer betrat, iano er
auf benz 3iIDe eiueu Brief liesen, Der
aber feline NOrelie trug.
BON mem lit Oie'sr Srief?" fragte
er Die Wirtbi6afterin, bic Il it ihn ;u=
0lei4 eiuQetreten mar. nm ben Slid fir
oas NbenobrOo 81 oeten.
sd weiB nlAt, Signur. Gin
SOte pom SdlOlie braate ibu. wNbr.
ideinli6 cine gtOti3 bonn gndOiaen
Serrn," beribtete lie.
Yenoer nabm ben Brief auf ullo be-
Il4ti9te i'm pOn allen Seiten, ebe er
iid euti9loB, i'm Su 6nneu. Damn
nabm er oas 6eoermeler beraus ilno
trennte ollrh eiren ibarfen Shuitt oas
Spuuert auseinanoer. Gin ~9olo9erln-
berries 3artben iiel beraus, oas in lps-
nigen en9beIbriebeneuen 3eilen Die
3Ilae elmer Samenbano tru9.
gr los; Ill. -. g.aa
ySi9nor! ....-:
Sd brau1e Sbreu &atb unb Sbre
Silfe uno bite Sic oaber, mid beute
glbsno neuu ubr oil Der gremitage i'm
9arte su erlparten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01
0teber 0eier!

@enu On etlpas bel eiuem
@el6Gttsmaune fGuilt, pel6er in ms
lerem Sldtte cine Nn;eIge bat, ooer
peru On ourb cine Au;eige in unierer
Seltun9 bepogen wIrt. Sid ourd eiu
Sbrelben al Ir9eno eiueu Giel6GitSs
NAM 81 peuoen, 10 isi 10 irelmoli9
nno bemerte ieoeS Wal, oaB
3u es III benz ySatboli9
@elten" ODER III Der y2urems
burger ga5ette" geleieu bait.
SIS toitet SieIes Did feinen
Sent uno On bilfit aud oabur6 in
elmer @etIe, Die ieoem @el6Gitss
maniI, lei er tatboliit ober nidt fatbo,
ll6, N6tung Dor Der oeuts
l6en, tatboltihe II Hre c elm,
tlOBeu wiro. &ir eriuden oaber i'm
gtdmeu Der oeutlbeu, tatbolii5eu
Srelie, Die eS lebr uotbmeuoig
bat, nm oieien SreluoeSoienit. sSus
benz mir iir oielen Geiauen I'M 9orauS
oanfen, Settnet ergebeuit
Oeutide HATH. Orud9eieui9aft,
SsrauSssbsr hes
,,Satboliiher W~eiteH"....
une Der
....v Suremburser Ga3ette".
Sabnatte, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01

.,Serr Warquis. elm @ort sl
redter 3eit," rief Ssnosr errOtbsuo
aus. wdhreno Der Warquis, Der feline
Inpelenbeit sans perseiieu gu babsn
I6ien. lia bel Dem &lau9e ieiner
Stimme falt eri9rOfen nab i6m unl=
brebte. IS mar beltimmt, oab
beute @beno Die SerlObung ibrer
Sotter nit Dem 9onts SariO erfOIsen
inIltp -"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-01

Sd brau6e Sbreu 3atb unb SIRE
Silfe uno bite Sic oaber, mid beute
Nbeno neun lbr al Der Gremita8e i'm
Yarte su ertuarten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-05
IOWA GOLD DEMOCRATS.
! Declare Unequivocally for q New National
4 Convention.

Declare Unequivocally for q New National
Convention.
Dies MONIES, Aug. 5-The Sound
money" Democrats held state confer
ence here yesterday. 1t was we'll attend
ed. Resolutions were adopted favoring
the calling of a new Democratic national
convention and giving the committeeman
named from the state full power to rep
resent the sound money" Democrats of
Iowa in the conference at indianapolis
Friday; that a permanent state executive
committee shall be appointed by this
meeting to consist of one member from
each congressional district in the state.
1t was also resolved that this state COM
mittee be instructed to act for the sound
money Democrats of the state and in tho
event of n new national convention being
called, to forthwitlNmeet and formulate n
call for a state convention of Democrats in
harmony with such movement, and at
such time and place as the committee may
determine, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to said national convention; that
the call for said state convention shall
G1so provide for the determination by such
convention of all questions relating to the
accessibility OF nominating ticket in this
state and congressional tickets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-05
QUOTED WRONGLY
chaieman Jones Says Regarding
That World Interview.
THE EXCEPTION MADE THE RULE

BY the Enterprising Special, the Arkansas
Statesman Charges-what He Really
Does Think About Southern Populists-
The Republics Fight in Wisconsin and
Its Phases-Important Democratic Gath
ering at Indianapolis Next Friday.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-WOrkmen arc
busy cleaning up Wormley's hotel, which
adds to the impression that the old nos
tclry will become the national Democratic
headquarters. Chairman Jones, OF the
Democratic national committee yesterday
corrected certain misapprehensions which
have arisen from published interviews
with him within the last day or two. The
principal interview was given in the New
York World. II did not say that Mr.
Bryan would not accept the Populist
nomination. said Jones, ''for l have no
authority to say that. 1 did not say that
as general rule the southern Populists
were not a creditable class On the con-
trary, 1 said that most of them were pa-
triotic men who were working for a cause;
that they were Populists because they had
believed they could promote their cause
best through n new party, and that now
they would support Bryan because it was
shown that their patriotic objects could be
attained only through his election.
He Made an Exception, However.
This is what l said OF the southern
spoke of the class who were not credita-
bic. l said there were some who were
Populists merely for their personal ad-
vancement: some who had become Popu-
lists through selfish and not patriotic mo-
tives. 1 spoke of these rs the exceptional
class who would not support Mr.. Bryan.
said that as rule the Populists in the
south would follow the patriotic course
and support Bryan; that there were some
who for selfish motives would not do so,
but would prefer to have Mckinley
elected
Chairman Faulkner has received n re-
quest which he regards as significant. 1t
came from leading retail dealer at Hunt
ington, W. Va, asking where he could
buy 800 Bryan cabinet photographs which,
he said. were the strongest kind Of cam.
paign documents. The photographs We're
To he distributed with purchases.
Says the Craze" Is Dying Out.
Representative Pearson, of the Ashe
VILE y. c., district, was at Republican
headquarters during the day and said in
tense feeling had been aroused among
the Populists by Chairman Jones alleged
interview concerning them. At Republi-
can congressional headquarters 5O00Ot
pieces of literature have been sent out
within the last twenty-four hours. o.
these 10000 are small ''pasters'' giving
| Mckinley's views on money. The com
mittee continues to be deluged with 70
| quests for literature. One Of Acting
Chairman Apslcy's letters from Indiana
| said: The silver craze is dying out, ant
! we must go ut 'en with tariff literature
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-05
Publication Notice.
In the circuit court Of said county, at the Sep,en
Der term, 1896.

In the circuit court Of said county. at the Sep
Der term, 1896.
Caroline Southerd, Diana Irwin, Emma,inc
StoothoG VS.. Mary LaForge. Andrew j. Lii mt,
W Light. Louisa Codoin ston, Lucinda Hodkin-
SOD, joan Light, Robert Light. Aineola Ander-
son, Charles A. Light, John Ii. Light, Martha
Light, Kebecca Schultz, William F. Light, kober;
saunders. Emma Root, b. e. Light, Anna A. Tai
bolt, Florence Light. Matte +. Light, jaw W.
Light, William Dusinberry and William Dusin :
berry, administrator OF the estate OF Jo-eph
Light, deceased.
Affidavit Of non residence Of Mary LaForze,
Andrew J. Light, Joseph Light, Mary Millsrd,
Emma Hartwcll. c W. Light. louise Coddin--
ton. Lucinda HodkDson. John Light. Robe RI
Light, Mineola Anderson. Charles A. Light. John
b. Light. Rebecca Schulz. William +. Light,
Robert A. Light, Annie Light. Sarah NJ. Deal.
Jane Saunders. Emma Root, b. e. Light, Anna
A. Talbot. Florence Light, Matte e Light, Jay
W. Light. the above defendants having been flied
in the clerks office OF the circuit court Of said
county, notice is hereby given TO the said nom
resident defendants that the complainant filed
their bill Of complaint in said court, the chan
Gerry side thereof, the 2Sth day Of May, 1885, and
that thcreupon a summons issued ont of eaid
bic on the first Monday in the month Of Septe timber
next, as is by law required. Now. unless you.
the said nonresident defendants above named,
shall personally be and appear before the said
circuit court ON the first day Of the next term
thereof, to be holden at Rock Island In ard
for the said county, on the 1rst Monday in
September next, and plead, answer or dcmur TO
the said complaipant's bill Of complaint, the same
and stated will be taken ae confessed, and a
decree entered against you according to the
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Rock Island. H., July Il, 1895.
WILLIAM MCESrIY.
Complainants solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-05

It is conceded that Bliss and Pingree lead
the others at present, and until last night
their strength was quite evenly balanced.
Since the arrival Of the Pingree delega-
ton from Detroit the mayor is said to have
made some serious breaks in the Bliss
lines. but it is not claimed he has gained
enough to secure the prize on the first bal
lot. In the event of q deadlock between
Bliss and Pingree. % Donnelrs chances are
good. The principal candidates for audi
tor general are Roscoe Dix, of Benton
Harbor, and o. c. Tompkins, of Lansing.
Victor NJ. Gore, of Benton Harbor, Bliss
sman, will be temporary chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-05
Fusion Proposed i'm kansas.

HUTCHINSON, Aug. 5.-The Democratic
state convention met here yesterday and
when temporarily organized sent greeting
to the victorious Democracy of Alabama.
Judge A. NJ. jackson was made perma.
manent chairman. The platform adopted
Endorses the Chicago platform and candi.
dates. 1t was decided almost unanimously
to offer to the Populists who meet at A BIZ
lene anything except the electors rs con-
sderation for fusion. Electors were
named and adjournment taken to 4 this
afternoon to wait on the report of n com.
mittcc sent to Abilene to confer with the
Populists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-05
Publication Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. L..
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, ss

In the Circuit court. September term, A. D.
1896.
In rs petition OF Rock Island and Eastern ILL.,
nois Railway company 10 condemn right OF way
Affidavit OF the non-reeidence OF the defenc-
ants, Peter Farrell. Anna NJ. Wadsworth.
William c. Wad.wortb, Kate Fraser. Henry
Fraser. Josephine Pettigrew and - Pet,icrew
cher husband). having been filed in the Clerks Of
fee Of the circuit court Of sad county, no'ice is
hertf fore hereby given 10 the said non-resi-
dent defendants that the petitioner filed rs
petition in said court the chsncery side there
Of. on the twenty-ninth (29) day Of May, 1895 and
that thereupon summons issued ont Of said
court, wherein said suit is now pending, returna-
Bile on the first Monday In the month of Septem-
Der next. as is by law required.
Now, unless you the said nonresident de-
PENDANTS above named, Peter Farrell, Anna n
Wadsworth, William Wsdsworth, Kate Fraser,
Henry Fraser, Josephine Pettigrcw and Petit.
grew,sha personally be and appear before said Cir
cult court, the first day of the next term there
Of to be holden at Rock island in and for the said
county, tn fret Monday in September ne 1t and
plead, answer or demur to the said petitioners
petition, the same and the matters and
things I, erein charged andetated will be taken
as confessed, and Q decree entered against you
according to the prayer OF said bill.
Rock Island, Ill, July 2s. 1896.
GEORGE W. CAMILLA. CleHk.
HAAS q BUfoRD., Complainant'e Solicitors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-08-05
Gold Democrats Expelled.

s1INNEAPoLIs, Aug. 5.-At the Demo
cratic state convention the credentials
committee reported in favor of the expul-
sion of National Committeeman ID. w.
Iawlcr and +. w. McCutcheon and Judge
McCafferty from the Ramsey delegation
on the ground that they had bolted Bryan
and the platform. There was wild time.
Lawler and McCutcheon spoke defiantly
and declared that while they could not
vote for Mckinley they would not vote for
BVan. The committee report was finally
adopted. Fusion with the Populists was
agreed 70 and the Democratic half of the
ticket was named, including John Lind
for governor