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in in.rc4nt.l. and lumber business. good !
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FOR i.sNT-Thrcc rooms one block n m
tdpiiol Tor ladi,s or gentlemen; suitable
for offices or lcht hcusekeepns. Arriy
10 Mme. II. Joseph. 100 MAIn. .
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so RENTS IA n.te siX-roou. cottage, good
outnouses and yard: l25 Sixth street,
FIRST ward. NJ. C.fUtto, III. sixth st. 70
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FOR SALE at ieis kusk VIII sell ont !
form sh-l house tn clean condition for
'ak'ns hoariersi convenient to business
ius city VIII seN s,aadgri-make bicycle
At a sacrifice. Address 49, this office.
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| FTRNtSHED rooms. especially suitable
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Of kitchen Tor light housekeeping ii de
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FOR RENT--Nvw nve-room cottage on
Austin street with bath room and an
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
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foar-room house. with bath room aii
all modern convenicnccs. Apply A1o
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Successors to Harvey !. ID. VIZ
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AT Epw. ILL. ::sss3
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EGGS during May SO ucr ~: White aud
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sIN-i,OOM two-st0rv house molorn con-
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terms SI..iD pc. month Apply l2Qi san
Jacinio street 70
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WANTEp--At once. situation as house
Keeper in hotel or private family. by 2
Northern lady Of refinement. Asarcss
Mes 1. Klug General Delivery, Hons-
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THE ANNUAL. ELECTION Of III
ton Land and Trust COMPANY i
six directors and three auditor
during the ensuing year. WI |
at the office of the company 3, Il
April y. lSs6. Polls open nj
to \ y. IN. Rufus Cage, Seit9
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FVN SNIE-li0oI IS nov, uNrlEnt plnip,
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
TELLER AND MLEAN

Chicago, July 3.-Francis G.. Newlands
Is silver-Populist member of Congress
from Nevada. He is one of the first
silver men elected rs such to Congress,
and is in Chicago in the interest of Sena-
tor Teller. He says that Senator Teller
can get more votes than amy other candi-
date, Republican or Populst Mr.. New
lands says that Senator Teller will secure
all the silver votes. He also makes a
suggestion for the Presidency. He
says;
Teller for President and Mclean for
Nice-President would he AN ideal ticket.
The latter has been the only metropoli-
tan Journalist who has been uncompro.
misingly for silver. He made the fight
III Ohio against Brice and his lieutenants.
and won. He is II man of broad views.
quick in acton-full of resources. and
has been truest of the true for silver for
over twenty years. His paper the Gin
cinnati Enquirer, has an immense circu-
lation in Ohio, West Virginia and Ken
lucky, and | believe he can even carry
Ohio for u.s.
Mr.. Newlands says that GreelcyiZing of
the Democratic party in 1872 is now a
parallel case, because the Populst party
now stands ready to cast $500, 900 votes
for candidate like Teller Mr.. New
lands expect to see Teller secure many
votes in Virginia. Georgia, North Caro-
INA ana other Southern States
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04

Chicago, July s. There was strong
rally of the friends of Senator Teller to-
day following the assertion of Buck
Ilinrichsen, of Illinois, yesterday, that
the Colorado Senator would not accept
the nomination. The silver boilers from
the st. Louis convention are working like
Trogans to impress upon the Democratic
silver leaders the great advantage of
Teller's nomination in solidifying all the
silver elements of the West and they
are being warmly supported by Mr.. Tau
beneck, chairman of the Populist party's
committee, Dr. Mott, of North Carolina,
secretary of the silver party, and the rep
resentative OF the independent silver cle-
ments generally.
Taubencck, assuming to speak for the
Populists, declares most emphatically
that unless Teller in dominated, the 3,
600, ono votes, which he claims that or
gani2ation controls. will be east for "A can
Iiidate 10 be selected by the Populists at
their national convention in ST Louis on
the 2lst. The coterie of Democratic sill
yer Senators, who are on the ground,
recognize Teller's great indiyidual
strength and his towering figure as a
great champion of silver. and privately
most of them would like to see him nom
mated, but there is Il general fear that
the rank and file of the Democratic marty
would rebel against the selection of n
man who so recently walked out of a Re
publican convention.
Nevertheless they are canvassinr Tel
ler's availability with earnestness with
all the incoming delegates and upon the
result of their quiet conferences the
question of the presentation of Teller's
name will depend The influence of
Governor Altgeld as the leader of the
Illinois delegation makes his position on
the question of the nominee of vast i'm
portance. SO far Governor Altreld has
not committed himself although there has
been strong impression that he favors
Governor Stone, of Missouri. and that.
despite denials of BANDS friends that
Governor Stone could never he induced
to become Il candidate with Bland in the
field; that at the proper time Stone will
be brought forward.
The straight public commitment of
Governor Altgeld up TO date, has been in
favor of Judge Mcconnell, of this city,
but it developed to-day that Judge Nc
Cornell is in favor of Teller's nomina-
tion. The silver men are overioyed at
this, a. they believe it will materially
influence Governor Altgeld. Judge Me
Cornell is reported to have written Il
strong letter to Governor Altgeld last
night advocating the advisability of Tel
ler's nomination, and the silver Republi-
cans believe it will have its effect on Alt
geld
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
WILL FIN A SLATE.

Chicago, July 3.-'rhere is talk among
the free LEADERS of calling a caucus of
their forces before the convention for the
purpose of fixing Il slate Should this be
done, Governor Altgeld's idea of IA ''one
DAY convention may be carried into
effect. w. II. Hinrichsen. chairman of
the Illinois State central committee. and
delegate at large, says that there is =,
strong sentiment among the free silver
delegates now in the city i'm favor of such
a caucus.
But even should there be no caucus. -
he continued, II have an idea that the
work OF the convention cam be wound up
IN singh" day A. figure it out. the
silver candidate for the nomination for
President will be Bland. Boie>, Black
burn, Matthews OF Mclean OF these.
| rather incline to the belief that Boie.,
and Bland will get the bulk of the votes.
and that whoever has the greatest mum
Der of votes on the first ballot will la.
nominated on the second A. to the gold
men, don't think we have ANYTHING to
lear of them. As soon rs they yet here
ana circulate enough to see that they are
IN hopeless minority, and that to make
Il fight would be butting their heads
against II brick wall with an idea of bat
tering it down. The majority of the
Democrats of the country are for free sill
yer, and ii has always been the policy OF
the Democrats to allow the majority to
rule
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
GETTING IN LINE

Kansas City, July 3-The Catskill
Times which has heretofore been pro
nounced III its advocacy for gold standard
and unwavering in its support of the
Cleveland administration, comes out this
morning with an editorial practically adj
hitting that the silver men have already
won victory ut Chicago and pledging the
Times TO support the nominees of the con
vention In conclusion the Times states
Its position i'll Il word as follows:
FOR the Democratic party, its platform
and its candidates; its platform, whatever
it is; its candidates, whoever they NAV
be-
In addition to the editorial there an
pears on the first page a three column
portrait of Richard p. Bland, under thi.,
caption: For President of the United
States Silver Dick Bland, of Missouri. -
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
y FREE SILVER MARTYR
The Mercantile Bank Does Not Like Mr.
ST. Johns Ideas.

New York, July 3.-Wiliiam St lob,
president of the Mercantile Notionni
Bank, has resigned his position. Mr. ST
John has for several years been an ont
spoken advocate of the free coinage of sill
yer ana IN this has been at variance with
the directors of the bank. The feel;n,,
III banking circles against the advocacy of
free silver by a bank president has been
very strong and it resulted in making
Mr. st. Johns relations with his bust
ness colleagues very unpleasant.
The matter was brought to a crisis To.
u;'y when at meeting of the board of
directors OF the Mercantile National Bank
President st. John read letter from one
OF the directors opposing his views and
demanding that he should not take such
active interests in free silver and not com
ply with the request of the free silver
mass meeting held in this city last week
0hat ne should attend the Democratic
national convention and urge the incorpo-
ration OF 10 to silver plank in the plat
FORM Oh the Democratic party The nor
ZION OF the letter which was particularlv
offensive to President ST. John is as fol
lows: - '''
nave just heard that YOU intend TO
"'Ne p"rt III the silver convention at Chi
c"go' You are under obligations not to
uo So l. my nehef. admit that the no.
sition YOU hold gives you power before a
convention hutyou ought not To 20 when
your board Is against your views rs we'll
Us an money centres. ann your friend. 8"
flnulnS that majority of the directors
ot the bank thought that his ATTENDING,
Vhe convention aS Il free silver adyocotn
Wou'" work harm to the bank. Mr. 81
John at once rendered his resignation
lie sad in doing so that he would not
give up working for his convictions M
any cost The board of directors accented
MS resignation with Il unanimous expires
sion of regret.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
MAY SELECT A STRADDLER

chicago, July BIT has been deter
mined so far as sush matter can he in
advance OF the meeting of the national
committee, that the committee will select
Tor temporary chairman some man who
Is not identified with the silver move
ment, although he may have leanings to-
ward silver 1t is apparent from the tnll,
OF the members of the committee who nre
mere That they do not like the terms
Whlch the silver men laid down for the
subcommittee, and they feel that the ma
.'on"i committee should not be dictated
to in this matter by some of the silver or,
CARNATIONS. 1t seems to he tho onir;nr
that the committee will he going far ont
SIDE its custom to Submit to ii faction of
tne partyfor the selection of II presiding
officer
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM MAKERS
THEY ARE ALREADY BUsII.Y At
WORK IN CHICAGO.
On the Silver Question There viii BE An
tnequivocal Declaration for Free Coin
age at Is to THE Tariff Plank VIII
be Handled More Diplomatically-It
May Call for More Equitable Adjust
ment
illeilt

chicago, July 3.-Notwirstanding the
convention is still four DAYS off. there il
almost Il continuance conference among
those who expect to be called to make :,
platform when it is made They consist
largely OF the free silver leaders who are
located ut the Palmer House.
Ii Is, indeed, now expected that the
Platform VIII be silver pronunciamento.
setting forth the free coinage doctrine IL,
the form of a ringing address. which will
appeal to the support OF all silver advo-
Gates of whatever party.
The gi>t of the plank will. however he
an unequivocal declaration for the free
ana unlimited coinage OF silver ut the
ratio OF 10 to |. without awaiting the &C
ton of any other nation.
the tariff plank is really giving the sill
Yer majority more concern tbau the Il
nancial declaration. 30 far a there has
been an exchange of opinion. the ten
dency l. decidedly towards "A very brief
ana not very pronounced declaration on
TINS point. The leaders feel that the ii q
nahcial question Is one requiring declar
alton of principle. but that the tariff is q,
proper subject to play politics upon.
they Will probably announce adherence.
to Democratic traditions on this subject
though in verygeneral termsand announce
the belief with the mintage of silver, the
present tariff will produce sufficient rev
enue for the needs of the Governments
There may he a declaration for more
equitable adjustment than that contained
III the present law, with the hope OF re-
conciling the wool and lumber men of the
west The.plank may even contain an
imputed reconcliement Ia protection in
words indicating that any tariff even
though for revenue only, is a protection
TO labor
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
COLORADO'S TICKET

-. Denver Cci, July 3.-1'he Denver
Times independent Republican, today
SAYS editorially: The Chicago conven.
ton must name two men for President
and Nice-Presidcnt who will be accent
able to the silver voters of the country or
the election of Mckinley will be pr;,cti
cally assured. Senator Henry NJ. Teller.
OF Colorado. and John Il. Mclean. of
ONO would satisfy and harmonic all
..e iree coinage elements and defeat the
MCh lhicY Hobart gold bug, rich mans
ticket in the States east of the NUssonri
river. Teller and Mclean" is NOT onlv
a ticket that every honest American can
vote for with pride. but it is Il ticket that
can and Will win at the nnlls -
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
OUT FOR TELLER.

Chicago, July 3.-The glittering pros
pect involved in Teller's nomination. as
put forth by his friends. has made an
impression. Judge Mcconnell, of Chi
cage, whom Governor Altgeld suggested
as candidate ten days ago. has espoused
the cause of the Colorado Senator. and it
is an open secret that a number of the
Democratic Senators like Jones, of Ar
kansas, Harris, of Tennessee. and others
(some OF whom are publicly supporting
other candidates. are trying TO manipu-
late things from the inside in Tcller's in
terest
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-04
NO TROUBLE YESTERDAY.

Cleveland, Ohio July 3.-The non-un-
ION men were escorted ont of the Brown
works at noon by the police without ser
ious trouble. 1t was, of course. sup
posed by the strikers and their svmpn-
thiZers that the plant would not close
down until the usual hour at , O'Clock
and this step on the part of the company
and authorities prevented any further
rioting The funeral of Rettger. the
striker who was shot yesterday. will he
made the occasion of II big labor demon
stration sunday. Eugene Debs has been
asked to deliver the funeral Grafton and
it IS believed 10000 or 10000 unionists
will take part.