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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-06
POPULIST CONVENTION.
PEOPLES PARTY OF KANSAS IN
STATE CONVENTION.
HOT FIGHT ON GOVERNOR.
Colonel Harris Domestic AHairs Being
Aired by uis Enemies His Mansg
ers Confident OF Hts Nomination
FIX Governor Leweliing Il
Confident of winning
Uut-Husion

ABILENE, Kan, Aug. g. The Popu-
list State convention here to-day will
have a hard road to travel Every del
egate seems 90 entertain different
opinion about every question which
the convention win be called upon to
solve, and all efforts TO bring them
together have thus far proved fruit
less. The fight for the gubeTnatorial
nomina tiou between H. d. Lewcllipg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-06

Frank kress has opened a swimming
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mile nor.h ot be city ON che Cotton
wood bottom Toe pool is l5xs0 feet,
cemeufed, aud contains only pure well
water Bi,uers are charged but no
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their own ba,hiug suits Kress place
is delightful ia every pard.uiar and q
merry 80 aiforaaa bathers. The
poo can be reached bv going north on
Seventh street.
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1RoNsoE, Norway Aug e-The
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-08-06

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WicIurA. Kan, Aug Tho Chris
tian brothers. the famous bandits who
escaped from the jail at Oklahoma
City about year ago through the
conuivauce Of a female bandit who
smuggled arms TO them, who were
then under sentence for murder, and
who committed another INA order to
escape, were rccnptnrc1 near Loco,
iu the Indian Territory yesterday
afternoon. Hunger uad driven them
from their retreat. The officers fol-
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started 20 pass When just opposite
them thev drew down ON them with
winchesters, and ttlSen completely
Jn their guard. the bandits tamely
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swANsEA. Aug. 5-A dispatch from
Neat, seven miles from here, an
nounces that forty miners were en-
tombed in Brincoch pit, near that
place, by an explosion which occurred
Yesterday afternoon.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
did likewise at the capitol before dis.

did likewise at the capitol before dis persing.
 The gold standard Republicans nomi- mated the regular ticket as heretofore filed with the secretary of state, while Mir. Rose with a handful of chosen sil- yer disciples met somewhere and held a star chamber msssmeeting, placing the following ticket in nomlnation For governor, Robert Armstrong of York, 8 farmer; lieutenant governor, 0. A. Peters of Lincoln secretary of state, s. T. Percy auditor, J. R Harris; treas urer, Samuel A Bryant; attorney gen eral, J. NJ. Lead; superintendent of public instruction, J. L. McNinn; con- missioner of public lands and buildings, James D. Pattison, and presidential electors. This certificate of nomination is signed by F. l.. Rose, chairman, and R. A. Williams of Omaha as secretary. The gold standard convention filed it's certificate of nomination of the regu- lar ticket at 12 o'clock noon. One hour later the Rose convention appeared at the office of Secretary Poper with the foregoing ticket of nomination and were informed that it could not be legally filed, for the reason that . certificate had already been filed by convention held under his call
 IL is ra.aored Rose will file in the courts and perhaps try the mandamus route, to compel the secretary of state to file the free silver certificate of nomi- nation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Harvard students In Politics.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. S.-The stu dents at Harvard college have gone into politics and have elected new officers for the Harvard Republican club and organized new club called the Har- yard Sound Money Campaign club. h. terest centered about the latter organi- zation and large crowd assembled in Upper Massachusetts hall. where the initiation meeting was held. The new club is nonpartisan and the national committees of both the Republicans and gold standard Democrats have pledged their support in sending the best speak CTS to address the club and to cooperate with it in torchlight procession. Inc new officers are as follows:
 President, Melville E. Stone, Jr., of Chicago, '97; vice presidents, class of '97, H. Schurz; O. N. Bliss, Jr., 9S Dobbyn c. Crilk, ,99; ". H. Conroy, N. Donald, 1900; ". Burden. J. Dun. stand, A M. Kese, J P. Hall, ". D. Dutton, J s. Bryant, graduate school 5. Jones, secretary; ". Wolfe. 97.
 The new officers of the Harvard Re- publican club are: President, R. c. Davis, 197; secretary, K. De Lattre, '97 Bearke, L. L. Giles, 98, and five vice presidents from each class.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08

tion known as the tariff, and that if the government wants to have any gold and silver minted for it's own use. it has 10 pay for that gold and silve just as you and would have to pay for it if we wanted it fer our purposes.
 1.-The idea that the government can create wealth is mere myth. There is nothing that can create wealth ex- cept labor. Is it easier to raise this money by direct taxation by taxing the people in their occupation, on their property and on their lands, or is it not better to raise it by putting the tax upon foreign products that come into this country to seek 8 market in the United States?"
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Could Not Agree.

CINCINNATI. Oct. S--A Commercial Tribune special from Parkersburg, w. Va, says that Colonel N. w. Fitzger- aid, Populist candidate for governor; I. H fin r, Popullst candidate for audi tor "Cyclone" Davis, I. c. Ralphsny- fer and others of the Popnlist party were here Tuesday They met John T. McGraw. Democratic national eom- mtteeman; Andrew Edmiston, chair rlan of the Democratic state executive committee, and other party leaders. They conferred in secret session and ad- journed without agreeing upon a fusion. II is rumosed that the Democrats made generous effers. all of which were re- lected by the Popalists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
TIE FLORIDA ELECTION.
Incomplete Returns Places Bioxham's
 Majority at as,00o.

incomplete Returns Places BtoxhamS
 Majority at ss,00o.
 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 8.-The counting of tae vote of Florida is pro- gressing slowly and nnsatisfactorily on account Of this beng the first vote un- der the Aut5ralian ballot law Returns are greatlN1 delayed, and tbas fer % meager that no more can be said than that the Democrats claim a plurality of 10000, while the Republicans claim Bloxham, the Democratic candidate for governor, wi not have more than 13,- 900 plurality. Both claims are guesses.
 Eighteen counties, partly heard from, give Bloxham, Democrat, 10000 major isy over Gunby, Republican The indi- cations are that Bloxham will have a plurality of 5000 votes in the state.
 From the returns received it is diff fcult to base an estimate as to how the next legislature will stand for senator, except that Senator Calls followers will be greatly ill the minority. The majority will probably be divided be- tween several candidates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Big Reception to Harrison.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. 8.-The Republican meeting here Tuesday ill honor of ex-President Harrison was one of the largest ever known in the state. The weather was favorable and the peo- ole turned out even from the distant mountain region. while the steamboats were packed and the railroads gave many excursions The excursion in- eluded Republican clubs from Middle port, Pomeroy and other Ohio points as well as Ashland, Cattletsburg and other points in Kentucky. One of the finest displays was given by the Mark Hanna Uniform club Of Huntington. The, Q were 15 bands in the procession and over 1000 horsemen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Bryan Coos so ChIcago.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. S.-A special train bearing William Jennings Bryan and party left this city for Chicago yesterday morning About 5o0 people assembled at the station to give the nominee a parting cheer. Governor Matthews, Chairman Martin of the state Demo cratic committee, and party of promi- nent local Democrats accompanied Mir. Bryan as far as Noblesville. The nomi. nee will deliver several short speeches between this city and Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
HE GEORGIA elEcTloN.
1t Comes Of Today and Much Interest
 Is Being Taken.

1t Comes Off Today and Much Interest
 Is Being Taken
 AUGUSTA, Oct. 7.-The election for state and county officers comes off in Georgia today. There are two full tickets in the field. Ire Democrats are led by " II. Atkinson, the present governor, while seaborn A. Wright heads the fusion ticket. The Populists 10 not regard Candidate Wright as pure article. The Prohibitionists are much enthused, as this is the only time they have ever been given prominence. Democratic leaders are confident of 5e- poo majority. The fusionists are very indefinite about their claims A. E. Buck. the Republican leader, has issued manifesto advising all Republicans to vote for Wright, but Atkinson is ex- .remely strong with the negroes on ac- count of several educational bills for their ill crest which he championed while member of the legislature, .
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
The Committee Ratified.

CHICAGO, Oct, 8.-A meeting of the national campaign committee of the gold standard branch of the Democratic party was held at the Palmer House and the committee was formally organized on the lines laid down i'll the resolution creating it, which was passed by the ex- ecutiye committee on last Friday after noon. Chairman Bynum was formally declared chairman and John P Hopkins vice chairman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Voting Began Early.

ATLANTA, Oct. S.-voting began throughout Georgia yesterday for gov ernor and a full state ticket. The weather was bright and balmy and ex- actly fitted to bring cut full vote.
 In this city early balloting was heavy and a number of workers were about she polls, which indicated that no effort was being spared by the Democratic and Populist managers to bring out their full strength.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
kANTs WATSON TO WITHDRAW

zA Populist Comm ittcoinan of Virginia z Asks Him to Resign.
 | ROANOKE, Va, Oct. S-The Roanoke 2rimes prints an open letter from G. w. |B. Hale, the Populist national commit teeman for Virginia to Tom Watson, hsking the latter to withdraw from the oresidentla. t.cket. The letter says in part:
 "a ''From a sense of patriotic duty I 8rite to urge you to cease your opposi- don to fusion where the same Is gener- xlly believed to be of advantage to the Immediate success of financial reform to which you have so far so greatly con-
 Tibuted. There is no earthly chance ipr your election. If your cause wins Eln this race Bryan and Sewall are elect Ed. While I greatly prefer southern nan to vote for, and man who, like )YOurself, has been i'll the forefront of lhe battles hitherto fought for reform, Yet cannot hesitate to support Mr. sewall not only because of his availa- Hhility but also because believe that if Elected, and the opportunity presents it. self, Mir. Sewall would conscientiously sarry out the full text of the platform apon which he is selected. I am not ne who thinks that because Mir. Sew
 l is at present banker he is obdurats an the question of national banks; 1 do aot blame the individual I blame the aaw that legislates national banks. If .fpu say the man who votes for Sewall had as well and would as consistently '{pte for Hobart, the former declares tlmself in favor of free coinage at the Bio Of 16 to 1, and the other one fa-
 DTS monometallism. Quite a differ Rce. my l6 to friend The former is 4alling right now to establish free and
 Unlimited coinage, the latter is willing @ postpone action until Gladstone and ne merchant of England says so. The R Eermer is tangible; the latter is posi-
 Fely not SO
 In conclusion, my deal sir, allow me
 emphasize that your stay on tho zRket jeopardizes the success of our
 anse, and that a withdrawal on your
 Rrt would be heralded with patriotic 3ellght by many of our party friends, ARd largely by those who esteem you as Agreat and good man"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
sewall Aeeepts the Nomina.lon.

BATH, Me, Oct. s.-Hon. Arthur Sewall, Democratic candidate for vice president of the United States, has made public his letter of acceptance. He accepts the nomination upon the platform adopted at the Chicago con- yention. Most of his lettsr is devoted to an explanation of the silver question. His letter does not refer to Mir. Watson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
The Generals at BeilevilIe.

ST LoUIs, Oct S.-The Republican Patriotic battalion. composed of Gems. Alger, Sicls1es, Howard and Stewart and Corporal Tanner stopped at Belle vile Ills. for an honr yesterday, during which time they spoke to large crowds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Delegation From Indiana.

CANTON, O., Oct. S.-shortly after 8 yesterday morning, a small, but en- .husiastic delegation reached this city , call upon Major Mckinley. The party came from Goodale, Ind. They were introduced by A. F. Jenkins.
 In the course of his address to the del agation MT Mckinley said;
 s.The point [ want to make this morning, is this, that the government ioes not create money and that what ever money it needs. it has to collect from taxes, either by system of direct taxation or by system of indirect taxa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Two Nominations For Congress.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 8.-Hon. Melville Bull of Middleton has been renominat- ed by the Republicans for congress in the First district and Hon. Adin II. Capron of smithfeld has been nominat- ed by the Republicans in the Second district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Colonel Dunter Dead.
present.

LEXINGTON, Ky. Oct 8--Colonel R. P. Dunter, one of the oldest and rich est breeders of trotting horses, died here. He bred many famous horses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
Barbers Meet at Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. s..-The first siennial session of the International Union of Barbers convened here to- day. President Miller was presented with an ivory gavel by Secretary Kla- petsky on behalf of the 50 delegates nraaant
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
CANDIDATE WATSON IS SICK.

Rd to Go Home on Account of Ss-
 were Throat Trouble.
 ATLANTA, Oct. 8.-Thomas F. Wat 2n, the Popuist nominee for vice presi- 2ent, has gone to his home ill Thomp- en suffering from a severe throat *ouble which threatens his enforced 1irement from active campaign work 8f some time to come. He expected to 2eak at the closing rally of the Popu- Re state campaign last night, but as unable to do so, and his physicians " that unless he ceases using his vo-
 powers entirely for the present he Pl probably bring on dangerous ab- less.
 &alr' Watson is at work on his letter acceptance. but has not yet completed
 IL Is stated at Populist headquar- fs that 1t will not be given out until yer the returns are in from today s aection in this state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-08
 BIoxham Elected.

JACKSONVILLE Fla, Oct. S.--Scatter- ing returns from all parts of the state show Democratic majorities ill every county, but afford no basis for an esti- mate of Bloxham's plurality for gov