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Greensboro On. C9 justice OF the peace
states his profits from the Office so far at 80
cents cash in costs and half soiing of his
boots by cobbler litigant against whom
costs were adjudged.
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DfStiie l.. ISSpuDiIC6H.
III. R. Briggs.
! I'd. M. Leach.*
| N. o. Henderson
| L. S. ST. john
| &c. l.. West.
L. C. Scrlbner.
| Al. G. Johnson.
II. DrommeThau
sen.
5-S. u Abbott. TE.
6TTllomas Fofson. $
Daniel Shell.~
o. 0. Holman.*
A. S. Dyer.
S-George NJ. Laine
9-Nels Christianson
James A. Larson
10--H. c. Mclean.
VIM. Jameson.
Nels Nyquist.
11-John Wilkinson.
12-George e. Sloan.
13-S. t. Littleton.%
14-Jos. Underleak.*
J. B.. Kendall.*
15-R. 3. Basford.
G. M. Corey.
S. G. McElhany.
A. P. Blagik.*
16-George E. Olds. 9
]. H. Manchester
17-Benton Severance
1S-William Mansfield
19--H. G. Ven Lehe.
G. w. McMindes.
20--Chas. Esgenbro6t
d. +. Kelley.
L. M. Hollister.
&c. l.. Brusletten.
e. A. Bigelowl
Jens X. Grondahl.
/ 22-H. B. Jewell.
w. A. Munger.
30. B. Soule.* 4
F. B. Yates.
Chas. A. Parker.
&c. F. Staples..s
w. H. Sullivan.
25-Fred IL. Lloyd.
w. w. Dunn.
G. A. baltimore.
Henry Johns.%
Ferdinand Barta.* .
K. E. Mcdonald.
27-Thomas B. Scott.
S. B. Carter. !
25-E. Snodgrass.
C. H. McGili.
29-Aipheus Dale.*
Joseph Schulla.
30-F. B. Snyder
G. L. eDingman. =
SIS. B. Lovejoy.s
w. T. Coe.
Simon Meyers.
32-W. r. Cray.
Henry G. Hicks.
Hans Simonson.
J. F. Dahl.*
SD. T. Davies.
Lewis S. Gillette
BE. E. Smith,
J. r. Cunning.
ham.
35-John Sederbarg.*
36-Peter Poetz.
37-Jacob Truwe.
Sole Mattsen.
G. P. Boutwell,.
j. NJ. BeIden.
A. n. Dare.
39-J. A. Sampson.s
40-J. H. Reiner.
41-Henry Feig."
42-J. A. Bergley.
43-J. F. Jacobson
H. W. Stone.
]. v. Haugland.
44-A. J. Anderson.
45-D. W. Bruckart.
Jos. Croker, Ind
w. S. Bartholemy
J. H. Coates.
"A. F. Ferris.s
J. d. Jones.+
B. F. Hartshorn.
H. C. Head.
47-Chas. P. Reeves.
r. ]. Mcneil.
4S-E. A. Bickford.H
H. Mickelson.s
d. l.. Wellman.
f. NJ. Mosher. 0
49-J. M. Finney.sT
o. l.. Foss.*
50-J. G.. Wood. n
w. B. Douglass
4 d. F. McGrath.s
51-Andrew Hawkins
Z. G. Rapp.
Lewis Lohn.
52-P. H. Konzen.a
SD. NJ. Gunn.$
54-Geo. r. Laybcurn
P. G. Schmidt. Q
Patrick Vail.
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POSTMASTER SMITH.

Robert A. Smith was appointed postmaster
at ST. Paul Yesterday. Thus ends long
contest. A good man and good Democrat
Fargo Argus.
Ex-Mayor Robert A. Smith has been an
pointed postmaster at st. Paul. This ends
a long fight in the st. Paul Democracy
Fergus Falls Journal
telegram from Washington says that ex-
Mayor r. A Smith, Of st. Paul. has been
appointed postmaster at that city to succeed
Capt Castle. The selection is a good one
and as satisfactory as any that could be made
and his reputation with the department at
Washington is that of one of the best post
masters in the country.-Mankato Review
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DAILY MEANS.

Barometer 5000; thermometer. 81; relative
humidity, 64; wind. south; weather, clear;
maximum thermometer, Al minimum ther-
mOmeter 23 daily range, IS; amount Of rain
fall melted snow in last twenty-four
hours, 0.
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In the above table the indicates that
the candidate was member of the leg
islature of 1895. II DE- stands for Demo-
crat, p. for Populist, Ind. for fndepend-
ent and S. for silver Republican. Be
sides the candidates given in the table
M. T. Lahert. Populist. is running in
the Twenty-fourth district: N. s. Mel
son, Democrat, in the Fifty-first, and II.
A. Goar. Democrat, in the Fifty second.
THE STATES DISTRICTS.
The districts of the state are made up as
follows: l, Houston; 2. Fillmore; 3. Mower;
4, Freeborn: 5, Faribault: g. Martin and
Watonwan: Z, Mobiles Rock Pipestone and
Murray; 8. jackson sand Cottonwood; g.
Brown and Redwood: TO- Blue Earth; II.
Waseca; IL. Steele. 13. Dodge Ia. 0imsted
10. Winona: 1. Lincoln. Lyon and Yellow
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10. C. Waller, D.
DIR. J. R. johnson, P.
A. H. Daniels, P.
Is. A. Byholt, P.
j. j. Furiong,* d.
~. j.. Vermilya, p.
IL. P. Lawson, P.
wv. H. Miller, P.
Gustav Busho, S.
IC. c. Sylvester, S.
M. Sullivan. D.
Thomas Lowe, p.
F. NJ. Payne, P.
E. j. Meilicke,* = P.
III. Hermerdinger, D.
A. D. Stewart, p.
wv. l.. Comstock, D.
E. w. Parker. P.
VIM. M. Smith, P.
Keyes Swift, S.
w. ]. Virtue. d.
wv. Hubbard. P,
w. Brown, D.
j. L. Vermilyea, p.
A. Fl. Hill. D.
IC. L. Blair, P.
J. H. Nagler, P.
Charles Goss, P.
d. 7. Jones, P.
j. j. Mooney, P.
John Lambert, d.
E. T. Donnelly, P.
Frank Roberts. D.
w. r. Mahood, P.
H. B. Martin, d.
Martin Corbett, p.
Ara Barton, p.
q. F. Hibbard, D.
Russell Warren. P.
|Dr. W. F. Milligan, D.
S. w. Powell. P.
C. B. Peterson, d.
Gustav Meyer, d.
John Pennington, d.
Ignatius DonneIly, P.
Edward Peterson, P.
c. w. Hall, P.
w. A. Van Slyke, D.
John E. Hearl, D.
y. W. Douglass, P.
John Dale, S.
Thomas F. Martin, D.
|Dr. E. W. Buckley, D.
John Owens, d.
Jacob Foell, d.
IA. s. Dowdall, d.
Matthias Lehman, d.
J. w. Oyen, P.
Lee Coombs, ID.
Leon d. Brown, P.
w. x. Morgan, P.
III. A. Hanson, P.
F. w. Moss. P.
NJ. P. Hobart, P.
w. f. Lothmaer, D.
E. A. Stockwell, d.
Hans E. Isaacson, P.
e. S. Barnes, P.
j. E. Wcodford, p.
p. M. Patterson, P.
Thomas ]. Kelley, D.
John Koehnen, p.
Ole Mattson.
ID. w. Flanagan, d.
y. P. KuhnIey, P.
Charles Judkins, P.
III. I. Peterson, P.
&c. N. Perkins, p.
&c. Johnson, P.
%. T. Ramsland, P.
John Mcclure, p.
G. e. Fossness, P.
w. Lathrop. P.
J. C. Hayter. P.
F. E. Minette. d.
e. s. Hall. d.
j. H. Koop, D.
y. H. Sheets. D.
fEaHk newton, ~.
G. A. Bohall. P.
III. G. Lewis, P.
NJ. d. Judkins. Ind.
John o. Emerson, P.
T. H. Froslie. P.
A T. Vigen,* P.
rKnute Peterson, p.
G. "A. Westphal, P.
R. j.. Hall. P.
R. M. Probstield, p.
"A. B. Peterson, p.
IL, J. Moore.*
S. ]. Lee,* P.
g, o. Gi1bertson, P.
w. A. Marin, P.
#. w. Wagner, P.
d. w. Doran, d.
G.. c. Findley, P.
e. G. Wallinder. P.
M. r. Marion u.
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RIVER AT 8 A. NJ.
THE TRUST IS DISTURBED

Note-Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation. p. f. Lyons Observer.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF ST. PAUL.
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Young Mems Nan-Partisan club the
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR DOG TAGS.-OFFICE OF THE
mn,issioners Of the District OF Columbia WASH
tngton, April "a, 1S96.-Sealed proposals win be
received at the office OF the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia until ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AM, MONDAY, MAY FOURTH, 1896, for fur
sand five hundred $500, or less dog tags
for during the fiscal year to end June 80
Of the material they propose to furnish. the tags
to be made in the best workmanlike manner
with links Of malleable iron attached to nine
thousand tags. less, all to be delivered
complete on or before June IS, 1895. The Com
nissioners reserve the right to reject any all
bids. ]. W. ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDEIIt CIfAS
F. POWELL. Commissioners of the District of Co.
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.

FtiR REM
2035 13rjfur $4,000 zoos 18th ST NV. 1or25 90
2233 . NV, l3rfu0. 1850 oi9 Fla NV, ar. 81 80
12S 9Th 81 NV. l3r 5000 536 10th ST ar. ~
sos iIth st NV, llr.65.o0 Sli ST NV, Or * -
$50 Westminster st 6I5 . ST NV, Or - so
NV. ar uuri. .... 500 1910 y nv NV. Or 80
50>la 18th Il nw.1 irf5. 90 CAB q NV. Or. -. 90
113 Sth st NV l4r 6. ~ 1906 Slh NV, Gr - ~
i1;}S + 81 NV. Tor. COCO SD st nv 9r 81. %
i2 18th ST NV. Tor .to.oo 800 81 INV. Or. - ~
.U5 G NV. l2r. "a. 90 $50 2lst 81 nw Or - 80
30l l3i2 ST NV Dr. 80 * 1907 Sth NV. Or. 20 30
2Soo i st NV. Tor. 30 t6 lili 9Th 81 NV u -
PIG Ind NV NV, Or 5000 500 Mass .Sr. ~. 30
1884 Corroran .9r.0.o1 +0li Sth ST NV, sr ~ 80
1911 l st NV. l5r. 80. 90 $40 y II ay NV Or - 80
21oI Ia NV. i2r 5000 lib 10th Or 20 90
Wesley Hts NV. Tor 5000 212f VI NV. Or. 2u.t
1902 Cap nw.9r 90 li25 2nth ST Tw. Or. IL -
1873 r 81 NV l2r. 5000 5l5 Cap ST NV. 81. 10
1919 Corcolan. 1lr. ~ az 2l2l Va NV. Sr. IL -
Flat l0th&E nw.Sr. IL go 1893 Sd INV. Or. - 20
lbs Y INV. 9r. 10. to Il /. II INV, Jr. 3 .s3
isf&2d fls 500 X. Or. 10 80 Shop bet lGth. 18th.
:,2S L 81 NV, 1lr... 1000 X and ]. NV. 1919
2lo aw. ar. 81 "a lis Fla Nv NV or. II 30
2l35 - 81 nv. 12r ~ ~ 2i5o ID INV. Or. IL 20
li32 C"r"oran II. 3r.5oo eJU9 L ST NV Or. 80
l4o6 Col NV, Sr.35-uu
The above is only porto of the property my
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the LIST and 18th. TllDS. j.. wAIGAMAN.
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1927 o st NV, Or. 80
1915 o st NV, Or. - 80
1899 r st, 10r. so
500 21st st NV, or. 80
240f 18th st NV, Tor. 80
17i6 18Th st NV, Tor. 80
1911 n st NV. Sr. so
2o3i Hillyer pl, Tor. 30
1878 NJ st NV, Tor. 80
g3i y Y av, Or. 800. 30
17IS Corcoran nw, Tor. 45
1870 12th st NV, Or =. 40
TAG 18th st NV. Tor. Is
l4G Stoughton st.9r4l.67
6S5 L Cap st. 11r. 1880
725 18th st NV, lar 40
1906 Chaplin ST NV, Sr. 10
1l19 10th st NV, l0r- 40
12iS 18th st NV, 1Or. 40
1881 Corcoran NV, 3r. 20
2iuS lith st NV. sr 40
1924 SD st NV. 81. 80
1870 18th st NV. Tor 81
I.1S Fla nv NV Sr *
1o2- 12tb 81 NV or a.
lo.5 10Th 81 NV. Sr .35
1900 Walisch ST .Tr 70 80
12IS WslIacb ST In. g. 20
I2os Rig,gs 81 NV or 20 20
In pf I23 9Th NV. Or. 20
oe,G a 81 NV 2S. 33
Or II no Tor ~ 20
. \ II NV Or ., 20
9oo3 y Of NV Or - 30
I'm n. s,4 10Th pv.Tr25
Isu5 Ioth 81 NV. Or Is
IoIi Gih ct NV 7r
~ II ., NV ~
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EANFED-AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN AND
Wife wants a quiet party. without children To
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POPS Col road, 2Or. 200
Cos Pa av, store and
warehouse 200
1923 X l av, 17r. ..16G.G7
1899 VT .av nv, lar. $50
GA 18Th st NV.
1928 NJ st DIV. 15r. .125
1901 10th st NV, 11r.125
1870 y y Nv NV. 12r. 125
1923 Mass av. 13r. 100
1125 10th st NV, Or. 100
1896 y st NV, 12r. 100
1336 10Th st NV, 12r. 100
1911 II / nv NV. l2r.100
1894 5 st NV, 13r. 100
1453Huntipgton pl.1GrlO0
11l6 II | av NV. f2r.100
1910 l4th st NV fstore
and dwelling. Or. 80
X st bet 9th&tO,h, 12r. 10
1925 l st NV. I2r. .S3.:i3
1914 21st st NV l2r. S3.33
1902 NJ ST NV, sr. .3.a3
OH 9th NV, s&d. llr.75
4lG 9th st NV, 16r. 30
123-1225 ID st, 1Gr. 10
1871 G st NV. 15r. 10
lSis Wyoming av, 15r. Go
61S f s, rw. I5r. 60
1923 \ st rw, 12r. 81
3O21 \ st NV, 12r. =. Go
SO2 1lth st NV. 13r. 60
500 + st NV. 11r.... IS
800 ,l1th st NV, 13r. GO
G33 Q ST NV. l3r. 81
400 18th 1t NV. Pr. rs
ST 18th ST NV, l2r. . CO
100 u st NV, Tor. 60
1915 Goth st rw, Tor. 60
1874 2sth st nv, 12r. 60
2I1 X st ne. co
1915 18th st NV, 12r 80
LILO II dN- u H. or. ~
1871 10Th st Inv. -. 60
210S G st NV. l3r. 60
223 Hillyer pl. FOR. Ga
1913 = st NV. Or. 80. 60
1913 . ST Ew, Tor. -
1870 NJ st NV. Tor. 81
2O2l Hfllyer pl. Tor. -
924 Mass av NV. 1pr. -
Near Stoit's station,
r G. llr. 20
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1Iii y ST, Sr. 80
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FURNISHED FLATS.
4 rooms and bath L ST. bet. Huh and 18th SIS
STORES
1922 Conn. ave. large store.
OFFICE ROOMS.
Office rms ID floor I04 3 rms, ID floor 1910
14th S45 st,sCuthern expos
Office rms. LIST floor ure......... SD per mo
104 14th st.........60
2 rms 3D. floor, Ioi
14th st, each. %
STABLES.
Stable in 50 bet l.. VI. 10th and 2lst $40
Brick stable bet 18th and 10th and and l. SITS SIS
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ii bet 18th and 18th
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X | av bet 18th ST
and Conn av.......i5
Cor 18th & Corcoran. 80
X ] nv bet 18th st
and Conn av. .33B 3,
X st i'rt 18th and
10th SITS. 30
VI bet 1ith and 18Th. 30
10th ST bet X and 30
Il | nv * 11th st. .266 g
NJ st mar Conn ave -
Conn nv bet NJ and
y SIS. -
u ST bet 10th and
2lSt SITS. 20
10th ST bet Q and II. 20
II | NV bot 18th and
Conn av.-.....-..2p
10th ST bet q and ii. IL
y st bet 18th and
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1915 10th st NV. 80
1919 18th. cor Greg av.lOO
124O Union sw. Or. .1l.30
I09 9th ST NV, store. so
1914 9Th NV. 7r&b. %. so
1887 11th st NV, 6r....15
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II 81 bet 10th and
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Cor 10th and III SITS. $50
Rhode Island ave bet
18th X Conn ave. $50
Cor 2lst and - sis. lbs
+ 81 bet l7th&lSth. l25
Corcoran ST bet 18th
and 18th SITS.
Corcnrah ST hot 18th
ST and y ii av...I05
18th - bet OAR SIS 100
i 81 bet l1thAlSihS.3. 33
18th ST bet Il I av *
y tsummcrl.... 60
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F'IK REM
1l1012 st.(wareO. 500 RI 1916 7. sta RS $40 50
1899 l. st, 10 rms. 80. ~ $40 osth st, rms. 10
1927 18th st, = rms. 10 1907 Union ct. 10
1254 10th st tstore)- - Stab l41I ii ST. is
JAMES NJ. GREEN,
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near 18th, rms. and bath reception hall $50 90
UNFINISHED.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-28

FOR RENT-S40.00; BARGAIN; 1911 18TH: lOR.
bath. new; ami. hot water heat: electric gas
lighting; will sell un easy terms. Apply 1916 w
st. apiS-2w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-10

To Nominate Presidential Electors and
sound Money CongreSsmen.

The New Jersey State Committee OF
the sound Money Democrats held a meet
ina. yesterday afternoon in Taylors Ho-
tel. Jersey CITY. Fifteen members OF the
oomfn.tteo were present. Inc dpaentees
sent word % Chairman Henry -. WIN
ton thai they were detained by business
or other engagements, DuJ that uey
were prepared 10 perform any dut4es
that might be assigned 10 them. Inc
members who were present made ercour-
aging reports from their respective cOun-
ties. The situation was fully discussed
and plans were adopted Tor conducting
lthe campaign.
m va. afTtlncad TO hold meetings tn
every part Of the state, and form or
PLANTATIONS in every county. Campaign
documents will be sent out from tie
State Committees headquarters. which
will be established IN Jersey city. In
der the Worts election law, II viii DO
necessary 10 have the third-pary can
didate nominated BY peui-on ~ ctder
TO set official ballots. II was decided
to nomlnate only presidential electors
and congressional Candidates
Chairman Wlnton appointed as m TX
eeutive Committee James ). Bergen. OF
Somerset. ex-Speaker OF the Assembly.
Dr. Leonard Gordon. or Hudson Cen
eral =. J.. Meany. Of Essex; ex-senator
Jonathan Blackwell. OF Mercer, and A..
De ROnde. of Essex. As soon as the
necessary signatures are obtained. the
list OF presidential electors Will be fled
In the Office OF the Secretary or state. IN
Trenton lr. Gorlcn and Lawyer OTTO
Grouse were appointed committee 70
secure suitable headquarters IN Jersey
city All legal questions viii Dee re-
feTresi - eK-spcaker Bergen-New York
Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-10

Coal Field. Being neveiopoa That WIN

Coal Fields Being Developed That VIII
Rival tho Pocnhoutas 1rinea.
BRISTOL. VA. Sept. 9.-SDccial.-rhe
coal. iron. ana timber developments n
This soction OF Southwest virginia have
had remarkable growth during tho last
three years. Especially is TINS the case
as To coal There are a number ~ co.L
companies carrying on mining I'D 81 ise
county. and vast quantities OF coal age
SHIPPED from tlAr county each year.
10 Will Soon rival the Polanontaa coal
fields at tho present rate. During the
last two years cok.ns has become an
important feature OF the business. The
fr-r coke plant established was tnat at
Norton. Va. consisting n nrtJ ovens.
Tlia plant has been u operation Tor GAO
years. and has demonstrated the fitness
of Wise county coal Tor making excellent
coke.
The Virginia Coal ard Iron Company,
composed of Pennsylvania capitalists re-
Gently put go coke cyens ia blast 40
Stoncga. near Big stone Gap. and viii
soon have $50 more ovens completed
This company finds a ready market COR
nl the coke g. can urodu - aal Win
it8 present facilities lr i5 turning our "a
large Quantity DAlg.
Wise county ls now contemplating a
nsw courthouse. fo he luut at So e.
formerly known MS Wise CClrthoaf'.
Th- county Will issue $1,000 .u bor.s
10000 No which ls to te expended no Bus g.
ing the new courthouse. while tie bale
auee U.s. 10 80 Go ue county sinking flnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-10

The Chicago Party Elect Delegated 10 10,
InLera.mr.. I.nrrn-Lnn

The Chicago Party Elect Delegated 10 tho
Petersburg Convention
BofDTON. VA. Sept. -special.-The
Democratic County Convention Tor the
county OK Meckenburg. met hero yes
terday 80 the courthouse. for the Dur
pose Of appointing DELEGATES 90 The Peters
burg Congressional Convention. which
meets on the l0th day OF his month.
Al unusually large delegation attended
me convention and much interest WIS
shown in the proceedings
county Chairman O.. J. Franklin. called
the convention 10 order. and on notion
Elisha Belts, Esq, was elected chairman
ana MT h. W. Mcfarland was made
secretary.
The following delegates were elected.
G. j. Franklin. g.. IT, Re4kes. Walter
Wasstan. ". " Gregory. r.. IT, Tisdaie
T. y. Williams, W. II. Russell H. S..
Mcfarland. 81. Gamett Russell. d. T.
Montgomery, w. II. Morris. J. S Mont
gomery, p. Belts W. r. Baskerville s..
@. Ogburn. A. II. fuususon. W. IA. Size
more. h. $. Nelson ald [. ~. Heni-
rick
Resolutions We're adopted endorsing the
Chicago platform ard nominees and 60
d-I eeafes. n.llrH urin .frlr.ol u.s. Oh sln-
didates were instructed 10 vote for no
candidate Fn1 .- rt known fo Dr. ln
favor OF he free coinage ~ silver and
70 cast the vote of the entire county
Before the adjournment OF th- convrn-
ton Senator IT. y. Williams and Judge
W C.. Holmes made earnest speecaes.
advocating tho free coinage OF silver o. 4
measure. very important 70 The peope
Of the country AZ large