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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
Polite Debating Society.

Tomorrow tFnday) evening tho
rhetorlcians of the Polite Debating
63ulsty will discuss the qu 's.i1u, "Rs.
solved, ,ha, tho United siatos soaalOrl
should tu elected ~ tho popular
voic.n Mrmr.. q. W. Pattcr ON and
Il. Bfim will duiend lae sfilfmauvy
eide Of thr question, whilu Mess. 5
81. Spencer aud Z. T.. MaGsen va.
represent the negative. The WcouuE
commences at 5 O'clock Ia tue Y. SIC.
A, pailofs.
Ine Polite sYoicty 10 now afranLipg
for mock TRIAL, 70 take liuo within d
low day; alec "a joint Jebiie with the
Hamilton Gu & 60 lo Oh on the
.9ru iurt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

the reward, those who have the eg
must lake them 20 TIE county ramo
warden ioteF .uat tucy are all rirhi;
aud ~ Dr. Htath Knows we'll Every
kiuG 10 uitdt' vggs To- this locality, hr
will pato ior reward only spafrow'
egg while Toys vino bring others will
Da pf0stcotuI. 80 10 is 10 the interest
Cf tho boy, sui their parents too, for
care 10 b. exercised. Ana ~ the way
this whole lulineso nf Encouraging
Boys &, destroy birds or their egg, u q
tendency not ebvating to the commu.
nifty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
Lengne Snelnl.

The social given ~ the NJ. l.. A..
league nj their rooms Ia the Eoclal
hall, last evening. was largely aitculo h.
A decided drawback TO the 'tltrwIts
pieatuTbDie Occaii1u, however. wa, the
loBr wait tgiolo commencing The pro-
cuuJingF, Witch were ann uuced 10 b.
gin ats o'clock. ~ lacked only about
hiteen minutes 90 0 when tho neetng
was called ~ nrIef by Prof. D1nc.
Tbs program, ~ carried 0ut was NJ
ioilowG Piano s0io, Mrs. W. a. BanEt;
song nnd refrain, Hide Behind tie
D50r, When Papa Comes, Mics inns
Felt (tniu was rhArmingly duuo by the
little eight.year.Uld maid); recitation,
Misc Annie r.. Spencei; sung, Mem T.
les ot the Pot, Miss bIuiu +. Fcl;
Mf. Llron Frat I'm tign language
very icolingly sang %, My Father, with
vocal acc mpauimon. by Mits Mau1U
Pnu, his daughter. linen half
hours lecture with sGaminatiouf) on
phfcnolOgy was & ven by Mt. Nuphi
Y. Schoheld. 1h0ss called to the
platform 10 have their heads exam.
incd were NtsdHmes Maggie Shipp,
sni Mary Freeze aud Mr. .Chnfiss
Dlnnoy. The lecture was very inter.
eating and tho results Of tic rAumiua.
ton quite smusinrly satisfactory.
Miss laylu's class gave some very IN
tefcailng gymuusiic cxercisrs. At tie
close OF the proceedings Mt. Ngphi l..
Morris spoke brI ~ IN the merits Of
the League, and urgei all 10 eucOurigu
It W good words and work..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
OGDEN.
oonFN UsAn,
Junction City Items.

Junction City Items.
Deo'l colo. 30 on Washington avenue
was entered by Two burglars this morn.
Ing Rbsut O. M. Tloy hal been
thAJovUI rs tho police All dny. Iaoy
and unu only Just time 90 tsac1 the
money drawer whom two uiliccfs hau
them covered with guns They IRE
both circus uTcgs. one only wts 60 %
lurud, tue o'hur made Ills cstnpj 90
ihU dark.
Blja afo saveftlied Tor o ate TOR the
State Industrial school. Tue doAfaIu
dumb Will occupy the lie'0rn lrhuUl
building uu SGlgmtuf |, bJ which
timu toe proposed new STATE indusiinl
school building will have 10 bu ready
Tor the Re'otm school boys ami girls ~
occupy. IL To- expected that n dca,
will DO made by which the military
academy will ru purchased iOr the
state sclOgL
Tito matter OF city whrrasis and
Their connection with tue city collue.
tut 10 Receiving some critical attention.
Tue collector eau accept tWo.thlris o.
the city taxes In warrants but II 10 al.
lckHu llAl ne Turns uNNI 70 NuN CITY
i.urfiiih, ui his collections IA war
tanis. 10 "a said there 20 q pretty gcoi
snAp In thu tuiinrtf.
TIE dcmrutoi woman that Sheriff
Wflght btou ut from ntat Plain City
was examined by two doctors anu adj
Judged a. sane. HhT will To taken e.
tie asylum touay. 5ne gave her nam g
ON Mary Parsons nnd thea Afterwards
said Il was Mary Bab0s.
a mto,ing was held last night 10
ufghnzl chOfa, union. A Committee
was appointed 70 prepare n plan Of o.
sanitation. Tho mombsts are MIR.
Met flnoy, MIS-. Hole mb, Mrs. How q.
eli, Mt. Bowen aud Nr. Geo. NJ.
Hanson.
Two Iourntymen tAilota have bton
arrested Tor petty htcsnuy. They are
cnafgod with stealing from thulr en-.
plUy0f two pairs OF panis anu a c.oth
ia,terr, anu paWniug them.
The roiJorcs Of School Sun. Han
was yisiIod by burglars night hBlOrU
last. They treated him kindly; tie
loss was small.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
Getting Birds Eggs.

Lots OF the boys are engaged nova.
days In getting birds oggs; and II there
Ia not a modification Of their courso
they are very apt to get something
else--inlo a justices court as defendant
for instance. The boys hunt for spar.
row'a egge, hoping 20 get reward
therefor; they get other eggs, the tok-
Ing OF which In unlawful. IhH boys
don't got the bounty, tor the county "a
not payinR any; anc ~ % the other
rgRs, the county game warden IL TO.
luirod TO prosecute these who take
,nem.
Ii IL quite probable that In
Tho near iulute the county will offer y
county for spafruws' eggs. 10 secure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
BRYANT BOOK sOcIABLE."
Pleasant Evening spent ard over
Thousand Books tonlilhdItd.


The "book sociable" given IN the
Bryan, school house, Eleventh ward,
Tuesday, under the direction Of Mrs.
Fritz, principal, and her able corps Of
teachers, proved M enjoyable AMI On.
rHuraging success. \ lew weeks since
luis school gave two excellent enter.
tainmonts Tor the purpose Of securing
mosns to start library Tor tbs use VI
its students. Being pleased witl the
results obtained aud convinced tha.
the people OF the district were interest.
iu tbc enterprise, M. Fritz concluded
70 make further ,dJrs 10 obtain n
nucleus for library. Invitations were
sttt toR large number Oi laJiss TO meet
auu consult with the ttnchorsupon tho
matter. Tue tocihhlu was decided
upJn, and q canva,s of the wnfd was
made and all the ADULT MT mbrrs there.
Of invited 10 altsni and contribute a
book. When tbs guests arrived 81 the
plEco Of entertainment they were
cordially welcomed by the principal
anu her associate. The spacious hall
aud rooms were lighted by numerous
Cblnese lanterns ana utnameutsd
lamps; tho entire place was proiusoly
decorated with tho national oolorH anu
innumefablo aud busutiiul bouse
plants, etc. An interesting program
was presented, which was greatly ca.
ioyed by Iua large assembly
The proceeds OF the entertaiBmont
were over thousand valuable anu
useful book mot merely a nuclgus, but
quite respectable librsry. The
workers Of thu Bryant school aud tho
ladies who aided them are 10 bs con.
gfatuiAiod on tho HAPPY elimination
Ut their efforts. Other echOOl distficta
will double be stimulated to 20 and
DO likewise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

Beccham's piilsarc for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, diz,
ainess, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetitc, saIlowskin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all OF them.
Go by the book Pills Iot and
csc Il hos, Book ire ut your
druggist orwrile T.. L. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street. New York.
Auuu.lr.Irnm.r, tHaufn1g 051h,...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
"PUDD'NHEAD WILSON"


Jno. II. Martin is In the city, pre-
rhTing for tho coming next week VI
Frank Mayo and his company In the
play Mt. Mayo has mado OF Marx
Twaine story, Pudd'aheAd Wilson.
Said Mr.. Martin; at h ever n
pleasure, as well as profit, to bring n
good entertainment, to salt LAKE.
Yours are IheaIer.going people. The
l0ye Of good, clean, wholesome amuse-
men,s was carly implanted Ia the
hearts OF the people Of this valley, and
hiss grown like seed town on good
ground. when Salt Lake valley
was isolated from the balance Of the
world by thousand Of miles u desert,
plain and mountain, the drama
had a house here better equipped
than IN my other community Of Ike
sizs In the world. Long before the
whistle Of the iron horse echoed from
the sides Of the Masa,eh, tbs voices Of
some Of the greatest actors ana ac'
tfesses this county has known hal
been heard within tho walls Of your
grand old historical play house. This
II why really meTitorioua attraction
never fails 20 nnd appreciation IN TINS
intet.mountain city. Pudd'ph al
Wilson being u cd story, we'll TOLD,
becomes n drama built on Iew anu
novel llnes, fiiled with oharacteriAa'
tons which arc interchange and al once
attracts attention and appeals TO the
affections; and IL 10 being played by a
company that ia other cities has been
pronounced u perfect ons-ihe same
company aud the production complete
that has gained tho greatest favor IN
every city Of tho East and West. |
shsli surely not DO wrong In predic INK
great favor for Pudd'nhead Wilson In
Bait Lake"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

While IN Stockton, Cal, some tImu
ago, lhof. +. LangsB, Of Les Bau5s,
t'nt rfu'y, wa. taken very severely
With camps uui dinrfhocg. Ho
rhnucfG 20 meet NJ, G.. n. Carer,
who was sir 'lHfiv m c,rf. Tie syi;
81 t0la him ut Chsuussi,Irs Cote.
Cholera aud Disttrtcl Remedy, atd
NC We til no Huliru Drug Store tnl
Or culrI bottle ~ 4. l. gave Mr.
Carter prompt relief ami I can vouch
tor iis having "uftd ire" Fofta'o by
arIgglb,I.
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Aunlni. I.efrLne- ua-L.


To Fay that 10 contains Information
Of nearly uuiverssl l1trrttt, ard that
j., practically, obl1iHrb.r ~ mot
readers nowhere ults, ls Iu. llu slnl.r
tfut1 C1ugerHing ~ ssuis Living
Topics Cyel0poIiI." Iuu agc0l y1..
umc, extending from hoy. to Coz,
clntalns tue latest inCts concerning
,hv nations, Bthz.l, BUUsh EmIi,r,
bulgaria, Care Colony, cute, Cuinctt
Empire, and uthuta, snl clucrtnipg
three stattf, California, Colorado auJ
Connecticut; also concerning ak lafro
citte, Bf0URlyn, BUS o. Charleston,
Chioaso, Cincinnati anu ClevelAud.
The facts ore commonly from one yosT
10 i've years later thai can be i0uuu Ia
any ono " tho leading CyulJpu1ins,aua
commonly year later than the 1890
almanuCB nud ANIMALS. We name On y
lraiiug titles; iotiIes there arc hun.
dreis Of Others, oil OF them "livinpn
topics. Ono wonders how buoy soUkyTn
alter knowledge have got along with.
out tucI au up.to.dAto CyclupUGin. The
whole series N six handy volumtB IL 10
be completed during tho year, ana at
the sufprlslnRiy low cot Of 81 90 O.
$500 l1r the set, with liberal disCsuut
tor advnnco otirts. SIUc men pages
may DO hal tree by addJcs,iuE the nut.
Usher, John b. Alden. 10 anu L. Van.
drwatcf street, Now fl'k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

10 etn 10 30 dagger rom the disease
When Chambutlsius Cough Remedy
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wucus ami AIDS a. al IotatoH, IL
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

Ono ni tbs beet evidences that Ayers
Hair Nigor IL nm srliclo Ui exceptional
merit 10 the faci thut the demand Tot
u 10 constantly increasing. No one
who utts this Incompatible dfoEsiug
thinks OF trying any other prepAihlien
ioT tue hair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

May lS,h the Union Pacific WInrun
q special excursion rom salt Lake T.
LuthbTidge, Canada Che nearest rail.
read paint 10 CHrjsl NJ,
Fare Tor tho und tlip only 5000.
4 ckete good returning 30 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

"Icn people cur Of n dozen are in.
VALID" aye u rsceut msdical author.
10y. Al lCs'l eight out nj these ten, II
~ tsis 10 allow, are suilgrIng from some
ftm OF blood disease which pefs.s,
{ nj ueo Of Ayers SauapsTll'a wouli
10 sure 10 cure. Thrr, I0nt be an In.
vail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
Fair Wenther.

General and local forecast for thirty.
six hours ending at pm. tomorrow is
no follows: For Utah cloudy tonight,
fair anu warmer tomorrow. Salt Lake
City, fair weather, warmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

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heX 0i salt LaEu City R0t Vicinity
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tsirs twenty pbgos OF Illustrations tiu
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

Zoo much circus, apparently, is tho
reason iot the decreHsed tIendancu at
the theaters this week, although fair
attendance was seen Ut tho Grand. The
performance improves As the week adj
vances aud the oomicAlilies Of Blake
more as Wellington De boJIe continue
to create much merriment.
The Private Secretary IL certainly
put on with particular attention to de.
tail Mt the Lyceum, and the perform.
ance deserves better patronage than 1t
" receiving, though the closing per-
formances will In all probability draw
out an increased attendance PARTICULAR
ly at the matinee.
TITEATER.
Monday and Tuesday evening", May
18Th aud 18Th, the Grifiiths Faust COM
pany comes 10 the Theater. The press
all over the country speAke highly OF
Mr.. GTltiiths's Mepnisto In GOoine's
mighty sermon, and the spectacular
effects In the staging are said 10 be
grand. Monday evening, Faust Tues
day, Tho Fools Revenge.
GILDKT PAA sOLHAU0,
The play to be presented At the
Theater on Saturday evening, by Mr.
and Mis-. Monson aud n company OF
amateurs, was wrliton by Henrik
Ibsen, the famous Norwegian dTamat-
let, In the tummeT Of 1866. IL was hrst
presented To a Bergen audience 10 1866
under the supervision Of tho author
and wEs we'll received. Later II was
given at the ChTlstiania theater with
the same success. BJornstjerne BlOfn.
son wrote glowing article about IT,
Its production In the original will un.
doubtedly be much appreciated by
those who uude stand the language
The drama is considered among lbssn's
beat creations. The sAlo Of tickets 10
now ON at the box office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

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your launify 20 Tho Empire, q Com.
morclal 81. Tel Va.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14
GladneSS Comes

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

Entrance examinations for the sch0rl
VI miner, the school NJ chtmiIry,
tue school OF engineering, Rnd the
schOnl o. architecture Ct q lumM
University, New Nutk City, will be
hrld Ut Salt Lqkc CIV, beginning
Wednesday, June 10, 1890, al 10 O'cl q.
II II, GHtusE,
u Sixth south Street, West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

Take all your Prescriptions 10 the
old reliable Gndbu Pius Drug co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

May 18TH the Union PAcifc will run
a special excursion TO Lothbrldgo, Can
ada (tho nearest railroad roiut 10 Card.
stlnl,
Tickets good returning 30 days.
CITY, s0l Main street, Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-14

Go TO tho old reliable dslhs.ptg
Go. TOT everything In the Drug line.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16

day was one OF fervid oraLory with
Dryan of Nebraska as the idol of the
hour, being second only to Hill Of New
k0riir0cpehopeW0 2uQtc0oeYatf ipC
York. Qnite 10000 people were in the
great coliseum from the opening at 10
in the morning till recess late in the
afternoon for dinner. The majority
platform declared for free silver coin
age 1G to /, without waiting for other
nations: against needless mOlesting of
the tariff; for new contempt Of court
law; for an income lax; for Cuban in
dependence; for arbitration Of labor
troubles or railways; for the admission
OF the territories; against life tenure
in the public service; against immigra-
tioE Of paupcrs; for river improve
mcnts against trusts ana third term
The minority report differed chiefly in
the coinage plank, which was for the
present single gold standard. Senator
TiIIman Of South Carolina opened the
debate for the majority and was sing
u.arly bitter on the gold bugs" Sen
atOr Jones Of Arkansas also advocated
the silver resolutions and Senator Hill
the minority, or gold, platform. The
latter was given a great ovation. He
roasted Tillman, who had attacked
New York. He came here to unite,
not divide, to build up, not destroy.
Tho plan should be for victory, not "A
plot for defeat Senator Villas en-
dorscd all that Hill said as did also ok
Gov w e. Russell IF Massachusetts
Then came the greatest speech Of the
day or Of the convention the speech
whose wonderful cloqucncc gave its
maker the presidential nomination the
next day. II was by Congressman
Williams Jennings Bryan Of Nebraska.
After talking for SOM. time on the va
rlOus issues the speaker paused for n
moment aB If to close when from all
sides came shouts of ego on, 'go on"
"Thc republicans nominated ut St
Louis Mckinley of OHIO" Mr.. Bryan
proceeded "IIe IL a man who used to
boast that he looked Ike Napoleon"
There was half u minute of dcrlSlVc
laughter, and then the speaker contin-
uod Yes, they nominated him
On the anniversary of the nat
tie Of Waterloo ma already We
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16
Sewall Interviewed.

Chicago, July l2.-AcC0rdlng 10 his
assertion Arthur Scwall had no idea
when he left home thai lis name would
be presented to the convention for the
second place on the national ticket. In
conversation with IL r"preseEtatiN" OF
the Associated Press wall said: The
cause Of free silver is growing rapidly.
Two years ago | could have counted
Cn my fingers the democrats i'll Maine
who favored the free and unlimited
coinage of silver. Now a vast MAJOR
ity of them are OF that belief, and their
numbers are increasing every daf. /
anticipate a lively campaign this lall
il Maine 1t is not impC sslble for The
democrats to carry the state. They did
ii in 1850 and see no reason why they
should not dc it this fan. heartily
believe in The principles of the platform
and will do everything in my power
for the success and victory OF the
democracy
oowal Is A man nearly twice as old
as the head OF the unket II" i a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16

In the fifth there was a stampede to
Bryan. Illinois voted SolIuly for him
The nomination OF Bryan seemed i'm
mincnt. There Were cries OF Ohio can
do it and John X. Mclean appeared or
chair holding his cane aloft, while
under HIM the other Ohio leaders
seemed to be squabbling. Ohio with
draws the name of Mclean" said that
gentleman, " and votes for Bryan
There was connection ah3at
in the Texas ranks Bryan had
492 votes. Montana with and
oklahoma with the same mum
Der awelled it to 50i or two-tLirds
o: all the votes cast. When Miss )uri
was called a vote WIS read il which
}and said: IF it should at any time
appear that my candidacy is ali OBJ
struction to The nomination of any
candidate more acceptable to The free
coinage delegates than myself, | wish
thai my name be a. once withdrawn
from further consideration. ! am Will
ing TO waive the state instructions for
me and let the SILVER delegates decide
the matter Then the stampede in
creased and il becam 50 universal that
Il motion was made alrl carried noml-
mating Bryan unanimously. Five WIS
cunsln men voted for him on roll call.
Bryan was not present, and Oh heariag
the news at his hotel, pledged himself if
elected not to stand for a ecan terln.
The gold delegations to The last nearly
{. pI.nnr1 IlV pIfrninHH
voting and the talk among them now is
for the nomination of All Independent
gold ticket. Gen Bragg of Wisconsin
declares that he will Lott. After Bry-
ans nomination, a recess till evening
was taken, but the meeting then was
brief and an adjournment was had till
morning.
Saturday.
The fifth and last day evGEtuat"l in
tie nomination of Arthur Sewoll of
lane for vice president on the tifth
ballot In rapid succession brief
speeches We're made placing in nomna
ton for the vice presidency George
Fred Williams of Massachusetts by
Delegate o SusSiIan john II. Mclean
of Ohio by Delegate MarstCn of Louis
Jana, James Hamilton Lewis of Wash
ington by Delegate Maloney: Judge
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-07-16

can hear With distinctncss the
t,atng of the waves o. the shores of
ST Helena lGroat aprIanScl. The
American nation, he de, Jared, was able
to lcpislatc upon every question with
out the aid or advice of any other ma
ton on the globe. On such an issue as
Is made in this platform the demo
cratic party would carry every single
state in this union Tie would not, he
said, Islander the states of MaSsachGS.
otis or New York by saying chat on such
IN issue they would declare tho PEG
pies impotence Of the American ma.
tion to attend 60 It's own business. The
speaker referred Ia the mcrcilcsS DOM
ination of the gold power in the past
and added, Nut warm them that
they shall not cruelty the democratic
party On croAs Of gold The con
cnsion of Mr.. lIryau's speech was
marked by the most enthusiastic
applause and Go2cn dclIga-
ttons Graspcd th"r state stan
darda and planted them III the
NCIiNoka camp, ~ lllHNIllN ltIbIl
WAS lhCn rejected go tr io3 ana III,
majority report adopted. G2S to @0l
and the new democratic free silver
creed had been ratified Senator Hill
made 4 motion to commend ClcNr
lands administration hut il WI.
beaten. 5Gi to 351 Wisconsin vote,
for ii aud also for thH gold platform
Al The evening session the MONT
mating speeches were made Scnato
Vest of Missouri. presented Il i
ISLAND OF Missouri Governor over
never of Kansas. made II sSrondtn,
speech as did also TX Congressman ]
X Williams Of Illinois DelcsaU
eWis ot Georgia presented tho nam
OF Bryan and Il wild outhurst followed
w. c. kmta of North Carolina sec
pndru BrNau's unminlt AS did AIS
G. r. Williams OF Massachusetts am
Thos Herman of louisiana senate
Turpic Of Indiana spoke for Goycsna
Claude Matthews # Indiana ana WI
seconded by G. g. Trlppett Of Cali
fCrnia. L. t. White Ct Iowa sprla
the candidacy Of Horace Boies Of tia
state. and Miss Minnie Murray .
Nashua, Iowa. Il beautiful girl dresset