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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
Boots and Shoes. Hamilton. Ont.

Hamilton, Ont, Sept. 15.-John Nc
Pherson & Co., manufacturers of boots
and shoes, suspended payment today
Liabilities estimated at $175,000 The
Bank of Montreal is the firms heaviest
creditor, it's claim being for $685. 900, $40,-
900 of which is secured.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
Mantels and tile set-Mayperry 8 watson
MT Finley Assumes Change

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. I5.--W. w. F.nl@y.
the new second vice president of The
Southern railway, assumed charge of the
traffic and transpor tatiou department of
the company today. He attended the
meeting of the executive board of the
freight association.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
Boston Wholesale Clothisrs.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 15.-S. w. Loomis
wholesale clothing of this city, has as
signed. Liabilities are said to be under
500, 900.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

The only change from present condi-
ttons promised by the republican party
Is higher taxation and less money.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
The More Manly Way.

TuSkaIOOsaI Gazette
The boiling democrats cannot hope to
elect ticket this time and they insist
that it is a matter of principle. and not
party, that Is controlling them. Then
don't they pod,a ep< Hike brave men and
support Mckinley. II Is no disgrace and
we think that the man who can do this
shows that he has the true kind of grit
in his gizzard.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

IL the wage earners would clip the
claws ana draw the fangs of the tiger Of
monopoly that has torn their flesh and
sucked their olood they win rise as one
m al IN their united strength and irresist.
1ble power and WORK and vote for the
cluSe of deennnrdcv
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

Now is the time to save money De-
post your money with Peoples Savings
bank. g-15-tf
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

The letters of Grover Cleveland and
John G. Carlisle read at the notification
meeting OF the bpitoctats in Louisville.
Nv Saturday night are important only
as positive and final proof of the personal
dishonor and political jntamy of the men
who wrote them.
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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
st. Louis Results.

st. Louis, Sept. ia fair crowd at
tended the races today. The favorites,
who were well backed won the first four
races. Summary:
First race. six furongs-Overella, log
Rowe), 2 to l, won; Bravo second, Henry
Higgin third. Time 1:16A.
Second race. six furlongs-Hush, 1O4
Joe Sot third. Time, 1:16.
Third race. five furlongs--Belle of Kill
Larceny, 115 PENN, to 1, won; Cralo
second, Golden Rod third. Time, 1:03A.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Fred Barr. 81 (Murphy) l to g. won; Pep
per second. Laura Gotta third. Time,
1:50A.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Aquinas, SO
(Slaughter), IA to 5. won; Gath second,
Garland Bar third. Time, TIA.
Sixth race. one mile Mamie c., So
(Smith), 15 to l, won; Tim Irven, second,
Jack Martin third. Time, 1:441a.
Mayberry & Watson for tile and CRATES.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
A Mean Republican Trick.

Mean Republican Trick.
Coosa River News
A Mckinley man met Bryan
man in New York the other
day and offered to wager him
$50 that he could name city Of over
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

The forces behind Mr.. Bryan ana W ork-
ing for his election are all true democrats
and all patriotic populists, comprising a
large proportion of the agriculturists Of
the country. 70 per cent of the republican
farmers, the laboring men and wage
earners almost to a man in every depart.
ment of industry and trade and a large
proportion Of the prohibitiouist voters.
Mark Hanna and all the powers of dark
mess and republicanism, the plutoerats
bond syndicates, trusts and monopolies
cannot defeat him.
Sthe TACT cannot be concealed or dis
eu'ssd that the trusts. combines and or.
gsHHed oiporate powe Of the country
as determined, thu ough the election OF
Mfh irley. 20 more strongly entrench
thepnse'ves against the great masses OF
ahs paJpie and subjusste them by class
legislation They have ALREADY invaded
courts CT justice, legislative halls and ex.
e-utiva chambers in their crusade against
TIE people, and now only await; repubIi-
car Success ia the presidential election to
cenclete and perpetuate their control of
tbs government.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
CLAYTON AND CONFER

Sash and doors-Mayberry & watson.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

Brass coal hods-Mayberry & Watson.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
UNDER BLACKBURN'S ROOF

Maybcrry & Watson tor building material
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

Mayberry q Watson for pure paints.
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16
THE RACES.

Lucas Mixed Paints-Mayberry Watson
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-16

Mayberry & Watson for tile and CRATE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09

DETROIT, May g.-The Evening
News today published au Interview
with Dln NJ. d cklnsOu, replying ~
the structures o! SenEtor Vest ana other
Tree silver men As 10 alleged corruption
VI ths late Democratic state cOnvou-
ton by tiilue holders. DickiutOn
denies that Stevenson (Dickinu1u's law
parlnut) or anybody else issued elf
cuiat " Office holders In connection
with tho convention. Through Tree
silver congressman, he says, iFou silver
men were put In oil Offices In their dis.
ltict In bOlh county aud state oOBvcu.
lions. According 10 law, he says,
Platvs delegates could not DO fllled by
proxies ne stated by Vest.
Tue is 10 men never had a major.
ily Of delegates elected aud tho talk Of
tbs use Of money IL "purr and unsdul.
turhted Islander aud libel"
any money was used, says Dick.
inson, II was In bohsli OF the free
silver syndicate, organized and exist
lug Outside VI this state. In concu.
sion he sage! IL am proud to say the
party IN this state II properly repre-
ssnted by its delegation to Chicago
aud 10 In favor, by an oyeTwhel ming
majority, Of maintaining the pledges
VI C0ngTuss on this question, made
whenever there hss been silver legls.
latlon since 1873, that the policy OF this
government l. ~ maintain Tho parity
VI thu metals."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
work on the salt Lake \ pac nc 4. -
crossing Satisidcloriiy-lieor.
gauizllion Committee.

Grading on work On the Salt Lake
q Pacific westward from tho Ssltair
"Y" IA going on apacc, notwithsiand-
log tho stormy weather. Tue rain, Of
course, has initiated considerably
against FOE, grating, but It has by no
means prevented II tom being carried
on alta fairly satisfactory rate, as Will
ue seen from the following report Of
Chiei Engineer McCattnoy 10 secfo.
nry a. II. Cannon, submitted this
afternoon;
Dear Slr-rho grading force between
Snltulr aud Garfield consist of one plough
toAm, ten tCfupUr teams aud seventeen
men. The ,OpJ foot OF tho grading is com'
plutod, except trimming up.
RsuiutccmUul8 will shortly be- made
aud by the time the question h de-
Cided ~ to whether the road VIII BE-
uullt through TOoule OF Grautsyil'o, the
work will tssume much iarsot proper
tl0ns.
The Oregon Short Line rooTganlza.
ton committee will srfive here on
Tuesday next. Thoig coming IN looked
upnn ~ n most important event In tht
career Of both the Utah a California
anu the Salt Lake & Pacific companies
with whose officers tins committee will
nold a conference on general railroad
matters throughout the West. Among
those who will be here are Ptotiden
| CLARK aud General Manager ID ckinsot
! Of tho Union Pacific anu Samuel Casf
chairman VI the committee.
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TIIE sENATE.

wAsHISGToS, May 0.-Ths Senate
today passed bill for the deportation
Of the Canada Cree indiana, who iied
iuto Montana al the lime OF the Louis
Rlel raid.
Dubois created a flurry by asking
immediate consideration for u joint
resolution providing that hereafter no
bonds bo Issued by any oniceT under
the President, without communicating
10 Congress the necessity Tor the bonds
and the amount OF Issue, ami until
Congress shall authorize the payment
VI the bonds issued.
"rhat Stems quite important" Inter.
posed Hin, land ought 10 20 The COM
mitteeD
"No," SAID Dubois, "Let US have the
vote OF the Senate.
sherman suggested that this In
VOWED AN important change Of law
aud objected 10 immediate considora-
ton.
"rhen | would like to vote on Mon.
day" said Dubois.
The consideration OF tho river and
hafb0r bill WAS resumed anu White,
tCal.) proceeded with his speech op.
% aiug the locationloi the deep water
hEtbOT ~ Santa Monica. The senator
gave the evidence Of the mariners,
commercial men, ETC., along the
Pacific coast, showing that san Pedro
was preferable TO Santa Monica Tor q
deep water harbOr. lie answered 10
detail the pointe made by CUrtholl,
who, according to White, IL an en-.
giueer representing Huntington OF the
Southern Pacific railroad.
White quoted from tho reports OF
army engineers, to show that San
Pedro was best protected from the
heAVy seas from the west. He desired
Santa Monica ~ delightful bathing
resort, and said the railroad tracks ecu.
tering there would destroy the present
uses VI the place. White asked why,
In making such an enormous HgpTopri.
atom, Congress should seek 10
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Tho AIa.I.an nInIng hoom.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 0.-Uniled
States Marshai l., l. Williams Of
sitga, Alaska, II Ia this city. In
speaking about tho Alaskan mining
excitement he said;
''l think II no eKaggeratiOn TO say
that fully 1900 miners have fiocku1
into Alaska tnis season. This infuE
Of people mas materially increased the
white population. believe the latter
mas doubled during the past two
years,
Favorable teporta are being made
about tue gold country Rrounu Cooks
Inlet and some large fin1s OF the
precious metal are runiOred. The
Yukon country maintains lis high
reputation Tor yields OF gold In ils
placer mines. Last season fully 81, 200,
900 IN gold dust anu nugge.s was taken
out. There Ia every prospect Of muoh
larger returns for this season. A.
many rs 5OO mipors winIereI Ia the
Yukon dhtTi0I OF the past winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09
NEWS OF THE MINES.
More Of a Spirit Of Bushes; hanl.
tested on Change Today.
TRADING. the BEST or TUE WEEK.
Higher Figures demanded For Mercur
aud Mining InoOrpOr-
a,lous-Dips and spurs

The attempt Of the bulls aud bears to
create business on 'change today was
not futile one by any means but to
the contrary. TIE brokers seemed TO be
imbued with the feeling that some
thing should be done In their daily as
semblings together aud that spirit led
to tho beet day'e trading during the
week which 10 now a back number.
Anchor, AZ II usually tho case, failed
10 bring out any special degree Of In
ieres,, and II was passed unmolested.
Ajax then cat1e out a. candidate for
tptclal iavors, and II got them In thD
shape Of sale Of 100 shares at n fair
figure. Brick Consolidated came for
ward In is regular order and II
brought forth some sharp bidding, re-
sulting In the transfer Of 1000 shares,
each Of which brought 90 cents. Tbs
Days were again looked upon a. very
dositablo stocks. but the fixing Of ng-
utes oongeniAl TO both buyer and
seller could not be accomplished.
Holders Of Dalton and Lark main.
NHNNhA AN'lN ANHAhuh " % NtAlNH teA Wv
stock, which, however, was more than
those dvslfinE II cared q give. The
Four Aces made transfers totalling 700
thares, all Of wtIicn vent nj 30 cents.
GalunA was recognized by sales Of 800
shares, NJ figures which were freely
Offered Tor more Of u, while Geysef
subscribed u block OF 90 shares TO the
day'a business. Niefcur ana Man.
moth were strong ana demanded the
highest tlguTeH Of the week, with bios
Tor the respective stocks more sub
stantial and more freely offered than
for some time past.
Not great number OF unlisted
/ properties were Jailed out ana not
much trading wan done. Richmond
AnaconjA capturec the lAutels OF the
day on these stOuki anu disposed Of
| 1000 shares. Began movements were
interesting inRAmhch 90 the quotations
came nearly meeting each other, but
as there remain cd "a breach Of one
cent, that seemed Gufii Client excuse tor
n lack OF busint.s and consequently
none was done.
The elsslng hgunss were as follows:
LISTED srocKs
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WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN {
Unusual Activity % Admiral Buucs S
Atlantic Squadron.
Runner OF move Toward Cubar
waters but nothing Dtnniteiy
hnowu

NEW YomS, May 9.-Admlral
BuIce's North Atlantic ,quAirou,
lying at anchor OIL the light house sta.
ton at Tompkinsvillo, 5. l., Is being
kept Ia readiness 70 got up anchor AMI
steam out Of the harbor at two hours'
notice. Fires ars kept banked on all
the crui,ers anu steam eau be- rniaoi
within an hour
Never before have the ships Of a fieot
been kept up to such a high standard Of
efficiency.
This statement 10 vouohed for by the
officers OF the ilagphip New YORK, who 0,
however, are still kept In Ignorance Of
the meaning OF It oil. Admiral Bunoe
has been koeplng Close watch OF tho
drills 90 the different anipr, netting the
efficiency Of the ON GERS aud men. He
has encouraged the commanding
officers, but has given lila conndeuc,
90 none ~ Tar as his plans or "a go OF
tho secretary Of the navy, or President
Cleveland are concerned.
The drills had gone on day after day
at sea and Ia pDTt-OTdinaTy routine
drills with the Z tln nnd cutlass duTiug
tho morning watches aud with the big
guns OF tho main battery during the
remainder OF tho day. Many time
/ during the night watches, officers aud
men OF the ships have been aroused 10
/ nght nn iniag iuaty battle.
More cipher messages from Wa.h.
ington have arrived TOT the admiral,
bu, their purpott has not been dis
| closed.
The other officers Of the feet eagerly
scanned the Warrington dispatches "a
the newspapers to learn II there was
any news OF the rumoTed move 10.
ward Cuban waters. Two more Of the
cruisers Of the North Atlantic tqlad.
ron arrived IN port yesterday mEElng
four ships now RI anchor of this night.
house station at TompkinHvllle. They
were tho Cincinnati and Montgomery
and they came from Newton, Conn,
where they have been taking part In n
local centennial celebration. The four
cruisers with tho bAttleship Indiana,
tue cruiser Newark, ram katahdin
aud the double tuueied monitor
Terror, now ut tho Brooklyn navy
yard make eight ships II w In port. II
was ON the ship New York that the
Kalahdin will join tho squadron In
the lower hay on the 10Th, the lndiAnu
and Newark on or shout ths sad and
the Terror about the is.
The battleship Maine now at HAmp-
tOn Roads In ca pootrd here within tea
layH. The Columbia IL undergoing
repAirs ut the Norfolk navy yards and
will come to this port with the Maine.
This battleahip Massachusetts now fit'
tinE out at Champs shipyArds will Join
the iieet As HJOn ~ the date OF her OH.
oial trip eau DO worked up ana tue
government Is sure chs has fulfilled
her contract requirements. The bat.
tleship Texas and Monitor Mianto.
nomsh have yet to DO oommisslon ned.
The former Is at Norfolk end the lat.
ter a. League Island.
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Mnnicinal Renorts.

Building Inspector Rjokloige Issued
permits to the following persons du-!ng
the past week:
w. T.. Asslcch, frame barn Mt $50
Second street, cOstlug sl7b.
e.. ]. FUulgeT, alterations nj 40 and
AS Third street, costing $3.50.
W. r. Nrslrn, frame addition At 3l5
Second street, costing 500.
JUhu Buahmnu, brick cottage on
Sixth anu ID sirUolF, costing ~ 800.
T., GfcRsJn, brick cottage At al5
Fourth street, costing 5000.
Mrs T.. 4. Wright, brick residence
on West Temple, costing $4,000.
John Clara, brick addition at 30b
Fret street, costing $3.50.
Mts. II. q. Woodruff, business block
on tho corner OF West Temple anu
Flut south streets, costing 10000.
II. Newell, alterations NJ bbl cas,
Fiat South, costing $500.
Atwood, repairs At lb7 State s,'Gst,
costing SO.
l.. II. Rich, addition al 40 west
North Temple, costing $40.
Mrs. Il. Davis. addition at l65 Center
street, costing 500.
Mathew NOall, brick addition ut bl2
west Fourth South street, costing $500.
A. q. Mathews, addition nj 4S5 west
Seventh South street, costing $3.50.
Mrs. Odenaidef, addition nj n Fu'.
mor Avenue, at the cost VI $40.
n, l.. Anderson, frame barn at $50
north Third West, al tho cost OF sos.
Mary T.. Perry, two brick rooms on
Second West between Ninth and
Tenth South, OF the cost OF $3.50.
J, n, Miller IT,, frame ADDITION nj
1913 ri street, costing 500.
HEALTH DEPARTMENT..
Tho health report Tor the week end.
ing May 9th IN As follows.
Births reported, 20; males 10, ie.
males 10; deaths, 10; males Z, ienAleI
8. Received for burial from outiide
points, One body.
There are at present seven cases Of
scarlet fever, one Of wh0oping cough
and one OF typhoid fever In tne city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09

luu tusus Gay Correspondent OF tho
Boise 3 atesmHn tells OF n rich strike In
that lscAhty Ms follows:
Some OF the Richest ore ever brought
60 town came Ia last Sunday. Ii 10
from the New York, commonly known
as the old Deer Creek mine, about a
mile ABOVE tho mouth OF Deer creek,
aud i've miles from this place. This
mine was worked In early days, and
during the past ak or seven years has
boon almost constantly located, al
though the different locAtOTs DID noI
DO any work on II. Last January ID
again became vacant, and two weeks
ago was located again, this time by J.
ID. French, n. E. Livingston and Bert
Mario, They were not long in Asoer-
tanning that the meu who worked II in
early days, aud who erected n mill at
the mine, were deceived by lOO.folt
poTphyTy belt that cuts the ledge.
rhe vein that carries the
rich pay runs nor beast aud
southwest, while the big poTphyTy
belt runs north anu south. IA the
vein WAS covered by less than foot OF
soil, ana showing at the surface
IA many place., II is a mystery
how II came TO escape the eys
4 the proprietor for 40 long
time. The orc ~ tillsu with ir, n rust
ana much free gold. The leige Is SIX
fsat wide, ond - sreak over foot In
(G0afiH4sa On Page fVf.J
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THE CURSE OF WAR
Business in Havana PlFalyz.d and
Starvation IN Sight.
SMALL POx AND rEyERs RAGING.


NEW York, May "a special 10
the Herald from Havana sayt.
Tho condition Of Havana IL deplora.
bic. Important business house, close
every week; others are threatening TO
close, reducing the force, cutting down
tho salaries Of those who remain,
while the prices OF living, always high
here, are constantly increasing.
Stories Of want ana misery are heard
on every side and everybody looks
forward to the worst summer In the
history Of the leland.
Great cigar aud cigarette houset-
tho main industry u the olty.-are
holding down their orders Nc much as
possible, Us there IL not enough leaf
isbacoo In sight to carry them through
the sumner.
Auioni1 Maoeo's destructive cam.
phlgn In tho vuelti Will Immediately
compel mauy factories 10 suspend anu
deprive Thousands Of families VI their
means Of substance.
smallpox has increased In Havana
recently and the authorities have been
NNltANA W hAAh AANlVh ~ ANNNAkN lANlNNAH
70 some extent. IL II learned that the
health 1.-THE soldiers masted along the
u0cha Il very bad. The turning up o.
gtound across tue Island and the mass.
ing OF men without sanitary arrange.
mtnts result In lnuumorablu cases VI
malarlal fever. Tne insurgents cay
this IL hardly a beginning. When the
rains come tho bitches will become
muddy streams, tho little forts aloug
the edges will otumble aud fall anu
fever will douimato thu ranai.
Antonio MgCeO'a private secretary
took Advantage Ui General Wcylops
recent offer Oi amnesty TO rebels Ia the
pluar del Rio district. tie surrender
I'D and was Immediately released. lie
~ quoted ~ saying no bscamU very
iifsd Ia the mountains, la campo
where nogt0es i've, anu says Ma
GEO has dig army IA COED condition
aud quite well armed. Ihu general
often remarked "wncnover get ready
10 cross the tfo0ha / can cross a.. III q
troops cannot stop me uuy more tina II
they eau defeat mo wntte 1 am."
When MaceO was ASKED jokiugly n
he intended tO surrender % as TO o.
Chpr, be replied: 5pauiafdB my some
Jay get my dead uody. 1 woIld nBi
thrr surrender nor Allow ihum 10 take
me prisoner. l would ALL 0ysei
fiBt.O
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votes to make a msiofity. II the r..
publicaus should vote solidly together
and secure the vote Of both the New
ada msu, or even OF Senator Jones
himself alone, they would he able 60
seat Dupont and thus fOrestall any
seton by the Delaware Legislature
next winter.
There arc several Republicans who
will vote against the Santa houlch
amendment, but on the other ham
there are n number Of Democrats VIII 81
Will vote for II, or would have vote d
Tor ~, had not tho TumOf gained cur
foncy today that the Santa Monica
aud Dupon's seat had been connect
OF by an invisible chain. The lobby
In favor Of Santa Monica Ia tue onlJ
strong Que which has been present o.
this session Of COngreia.
Senator Cullom has Rffayed himself
against the combination and the mem.
beers 81 tho House are now saying that 10
revenge they will take a crack at tue
Chicago hatbor appropriation AMI cut
II down materially 10 punish the llli.
nols senator for his independent POI
ton.