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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

The Pythian memorial service committee have made a change as to the place of holding the ceremonies. They will be conducted at the Inn perial Lodge hall over the Citizens Bank on next Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. The public generally is invited to attend and those who are prepared to know say it will be well worth attending.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Mr. ". r. Ira wick, of Star City. is q Pine Bluff visitor to-day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

MT. Chas H. Owens, the popular and well known drummer is home again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

MT. C. J. Holt. of Little Rock, arrived in the city this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22
PINE BLUFF, ARK. JUNE g, 1896
CITY ITEMS.

The DAfLT GRAPHICdccepts ad- rertasing oa he distinct and aneqniuocal saarontee Mot it hds c duly circula- ton larger than aag other duly ae,os- paper published in Pine B14f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Attorney H. k. c. Foster returned from Ashley county to-day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Maj. j. R. Campbell promises bis friends q treat when he commences to ride q bicycle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Hoods Pills are the best after-dln- ner pill; assist digestion, cure head ache 25 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Mr. John r. Sennett, oi Corner stone, is among his Pine Bluff friends to-day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Have you seen the Ki-Yi at W. E. Owen x Co. $. 16dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Quite crowd of bike enthusi- asts spent the day of Sulphur Springs Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Constable c. NJ. Philpot returned yesterday from Little Rock, where he went to secure two well known violators of the law, Will Jackson and Alberta Reed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

of the Anderson Meyer Drug Co.,, know that they are overstoeked In box paper and they are determined to reduce the stock They had big sale last week with them but still dueed prices go this week, any class. All Poe boxes lSc: all 35c at 2sc; all 40e, at 30e; all 50e. at 40e. and the same reduction all along the line. Look at them i'll the window
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

All kinds of summer drinks at Mitchell's. r dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
Cheap Rates to Points on This
 Popular Route.
TO WASHING TON, D. C.


 International Convention Young Peoples Society Christian EndeaVor, Washington, D. C., July 7th to 12th. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets from Pine Bluff to Washington, D. C., and re- turn at $28.60 Tickets on sale July 3, f, and 6. Return limited July IS, 1896. An extension of limit to July 3l can be secured by depositing ticket with joint agent at Washing ton on or before p. m., July 14, 1896.
 TO SHREVEPORT AND GALVESTON.
 On July 3 and the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to Shreveport and return at $5.65, good to return until July 6.
 The Houston East and West Texas railroad will run an excursion special train leaving Shreveport at l1:20 a. m. July }, arriving at Galveston II D. m. Returning special will leave Galveston d. m. July 6, arriving at Shreveport in time to connect with Cotton Belt trains for the north. Rate, Shreveport to Galveston, $2 50 for the round trip, good only on special trains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

A telegram was received this morn ing by assistant Chief of Police Frank Stewart requesting him to hold Heck Saunders who is suspec ted of murder in Mississippi and whose photograph was forwarded a few days ago. The Sheriff of Bolivar County will arrive tomorrow and in all probability will take Saunders home with him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Mir. W. II. Rowland returned from Memphis last night. While there he saw for the first time in two years his brother Eugene, the noted violin ist who has just returned from his studies in Berlin. While abroad young Rowland played before Yaysi and other distinguished artists. This year he will make a concert tour Of the leading American cities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22
TO -MILWAEKEE.

Annual meeting Baptist Young Peoples Union of America, Milwau- kee, Wis, July 1G to 19, 1896. For the above occasion the Cotton Belt will sell tickets to Milwaukee and return at one fare From Pine Bluff $2l. 55. Tickets on sale July 14, 15 and Is. Return limit tickets will not be honored leaving Milwaukee prior to July 20th nor later than July 9, except that an extension of return limit can be secured by depositing ticket with joint agent at Milwaukee on or before July 20, 1896.
 J. W. FARLEY, Agent. E. W. LABEAUME, G. P. X T. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Mr sam Franklin will receive in few days the new pump ordered for the Steam laundry. The new ma chine will increase the capacity to 10000 gallons per day.
 A lot of new household good, Kitchen furniture. etc. is being sold at auction or private sale at No. l55 Main street, opposite Hanf Furni- tnre Ca. This is rare chance for bargains. 22d2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

Advertise Your Wants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

! FOR SALE--l1ouse and lot five squares IT ff0nsbnsiness center. A bargain on easy
 payments. Apply 10 +. NJ. Fortune, 2l5 East
 Eighth ave. Gl5d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

E FURNISHED Rooms for rent. Apply to Mrs, A. N. Smith, 508 Laurel st. l5d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-06-22

VVWMm
 MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC. PINE BLUFF, ARK. JUNE 22, 1896.
 CITY ITEMS.
 The DAILT GRAPHICdCcepts ad .ertasing on the distinct and uneqniuocol saaromtee atot it hos q daiiy circuid- ton larger thaa aag other duly aeaos- paper published in Pine Bluf.
 --------
 Attorney H. k. c. Foster returned from Ashley county to-day.
 Have you seen the Ki-Yi at W. E. Owen X Co.'s. 16dtf MT. C. j. Holt, of Little Rock, arrived in the city this morning. MT. Chas. H. Owens, the popular 1 and well known drummer is home again. All kinds of summer drinks at Mitchells. 517 dtf Mr. John r. Sennett, of Corner stone. is among his Pine Bluff friends to-day.
 Quite a crowd of "bike" enthusi- asts spent the day of Sulphur Springs Sunday.
 Maj J. R Campbell promises his friends treat when he commences to ride bicycle
 Prosecuting Attorney Smith C. Martin spent yesterday afternoon | and evening in Fordyee.
 Whitaker Hams and Whitaker patent Breakfast Bacon at t l4dtf HoUsToN X RoANE's. Messrs Julian Blass and Henry Loeb. of Little Rock, were interested | spectators at the ball game yester- day.
 great many of Pine Bluffs cyclists are in training for the races which will take place July 4th at Jones Park.
 Order screen Doors and vim dOws, shingles, lumber etc., from Hardin Lumber Co.,, old Rigging mill. Telephone Con nection. , d&sw If Mir. Jeff Hicks is still confined to his room at the Hotel Trulock. 1t Is feared that his trouble is malarial fever.
 Bicycle sundries of all kinds; wheels repaired on short no sice. Telephone 293 (new telephone). We'll call for the wheel W. E. OWEN X Co. 7dtf Under Hotel Truloek FouNp-A bunch of keys. Owner can get same by calling at the GRAPHIC office and paying for this notice. It Mir. l. Turner Bradford is making. strenuous efforts to mas ter the art of bicycle riding. His avoirdupois is the greatest impeachment.
 You know "Lonnie;" well, he re- pairs wheels for us. That's enough.
 w. E. OWEN X Co. 67dtf Under Hotel Trulock. Mir. W. <. Ballard, formely of this place but now a resident of Hot Springs, is in the city and reports business better in the valley than it has been for years.
 Bradford X Knox have just re- ceived the handsomest line of brass and iron beds ever brought to town and the prices are right. Call and see. ( l4dtf N~N>>~~~~N~1
 5o ,: !',!.. 5: ::'!! :.!!! ll.. !i
 To Reduce Stock of Sheet Music, will for
 the next 30 days, sell any
 piece of Sheet Music in stock for half price.
 Mail oppdayc ,,rnmDfixr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
.ya.,lnxton l.o-tnr,cn..

Washington CITY. July s-specgaa The
postofface ste Al Stack. King eoauty, has
be~a changed oae-haif nlie south. ana
Lille =, Purify appointed passzaissresz
The ofsses 81 Waterloo. Stevens county
has also been charged Csc mile north. ana
Fr&nk Mitchell agpeinses postmaster.
The nSsae 81 tie E0stcssles AZ Ns~s.
oScneess ec9nsy. has b@sn charged 70
Ives WiilsaFs A. Ssxxnsish hss heea 49,
pointea fscstrnzsseF A. THIS ossc~
A nan messenger service has esser estAs-
ifshsA - spokane frwrn fhE Nurth1rn Pa
cfs. railre4ss. aaA alrock tgansfer service
between tae Northern FSrs8c. Great
Northern WzshinEtea 4 ftAAe railway.
ia ssilez. ss aFsen as rsas1rssA
TNe rssfSssfaa a. Eocktxie Tx~rs,sn
county hss hssn discontinued asaa viii
~ takea e Tyier
TAs gcfisN8nE eaNnge in 9he star schesl-
sle fQr waxAtnrton "a announresss F,rx
AngSles &c Exas Leave PERI Anxs7ez
MenaSy saS Esss3As az A. "a: leave ExA
TssxsSsss sa3 SATURDAY 81 a. m n ne
star service fgosn Esrss - Roy. HArts
Nfa hereafter Re saer1fAf AZ aew sfte
wfsnesas change IN stssanas
Tlse tnnew Registered sack exrAsrr@ fresa
Portland. Or. So Nssasaas. wsls hereafter
~ Easlx. Snrtsvs tne9naes. fnss@af q
sAf3v, sxs&vS ssns&v ~ a. r~~zers
Ire commission ~ NxEslaara n. IsFasx-.
as Hossassss< a. ATnhcy. kesN2sa Brexn
AZ csssTs. an3 ssstafata r. tslaya AZ ssc-
MsassE. azfs esss sss1e4-
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=. !. n.tfnn Whe1 ne aoprecxate Tho oc-
~zssou ana or ss1per9ous enhancement .
rsrz1Ied. the fact Should rot be overlooked
that our progress has rot oeen by caAuce.
bus = TIE result cs wise observance % the
rsonetsry laws that control the national
health ard vixor. ard. while We contezn-
plate with prize the commanding place -
occupy among the nasso1s % the earth. -
should not forget that thfs has been gained
cnsy shroszgh jealous preservation or nnan-
rsal soun5ness and careful maintenance Of
urxaspecte1 public credit Ths hsxn and
firm financial ground which ne have fhus
far been able 10 hold Should not be abar-
dcned Ia pursuit OF q policy never at
tempted without national injury ana
whose brsxhf promise Of individual benefit
has never been fulfilled II there Is any
thing IN the present condition that I'm
peaches experiences and indicates t2zat we
can safely change our present high dnAn-
ciai standard for the free. unlimited aad
independent coinage OF silver. this should
Dc plainly apparent before such a radical
departure ends q place IN the party creed
The Tremendous consequences OF . mis-
take In dealing with thu financial question
now pressed upon u as Democrats should
constantly make us thoughtful and solicit
GUS I am confident, therefore. that the
voice OF the Tammany society. always po-
saat In the party councils. VIII not fall 20
be heard Il warning and protessation On
an occasion which especially inspires
patriotism ana at a time when the felsc.ta-
tons Of our people appropriate 20 Tnce-
peneence day are mingled with apprehen-
sion. Yours very truly.
GROVER CLEVELAND"
Letters were also read from Vice Prest-
dent Stevenson. Secretaries Oiney and
Smith. Judge R n Peckham. Chauncey
r. Black Senator's Hill and Villas, Don NJ.
Dickinson. ex-Gov. George Hoadiy. Of
Ohio. and John Z. Russell. OF Massachn-
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s,yoRKrSs HARD FOR TELLER.
silver Republicans woaid Father Not
Vote for n Democrat.

Chicago. Ialy s.-The silver Republicans
who have bolted the Republican platform
have been putting forth every effort 20
secure the nomination Of Teller. The Sc
lection ~ the Colorado sena for IL very
important 20 them. sney 60 not feel mat
they can support any other eanfsld= 70
ana they believe that they woaId be ahls
20 adjust sae4r AFFAIRS in their state .F,isel
mere satisfactorily than With straight
Democratic candidate The silver Rr-s,a.-
u-Azs have determined 70 have Teller In
thu race whether he - nominated BY ehs
nernocratS or rot
Il - understood that some % re bot
srS cc the Republican convention who
aro here rew w4H leave Tor Denver "a
soon as theY ana shat Teller cannot Be
nominated They VIII urge hlr. 10 ac-
eeps an independent silver nomination
They stated hat aHy other man shan
defeated. srf tkAt TIRE chances are that
TIE ssvcr men wln lose TIRE senate II
Teller rgns Independently. 4 il slsizssH
shs silver mss w1ll stisl re able 10 eea4ro9
sSe seazss. aEa the aght fer silver can
eonitaue.
The friends 81 senator Teller are re-
eeivinS unexpected assist&acs through
letters asd te}sxrsyuS watch ara being
sent 20 delegates BY their constituents
ureirs shera - suencrt fha senator Tor
tas presidential nsrulnAtaon ss TIE most
sTsliAN's mar so- the asaea These mas
ssses sonfe aiise fsasn DerascEass. snrs~
Republicans an4 Feraijs7s snz nrre that
Ns. TsifsT 5 tie ssan she Vii unsfs n,
sssssE fogcss as ne ether zsn SnL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
Japan Want. salmon Eggs.

As the supply OF salmon in the neigh
borhood OF Yokohama has heretofore been
inadequate TO meet the demand, the pro-
gressive government OF this empire has
authorized an interesting experiment with
the view OF ascertaining whether the
spawn OF the Columbia river fish can be
successfully propagated In the waters OF
an artificial lake near Yokohama The
task OF securing the spawn necessary for
tho experiment and transporting II 10 Ja-
pan has been intrusted. says the San Fran
cisco Chronicle. TO John jordan. an officer
OF the steamship Coptic. who Is already In
communication with the fish commission
ers upon the subject. That he win en-
counter no difficulty in obtaining the guam
tity of eggs he has asked for Is already as
sured, for the matter has aroused the In
;erest Of piscatoriai experts on this side
OF the Pacific who ara eager to ascertain
It's results.
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Two Chins men ara n a great state az
rssad n this ooanty AZ present. Last
week Mckee. a British Columbia logger.
sesf TIRE cook az hfs ssrnn 20 Douglass.
TIE british EoiHaAla station just across
ire ia-s from Blame. 70 get an express
package TIE Monaghan came % Densss~s
ard INSTEAD ~ stopping there wandered
over the Ire % tae Great Northern de-
Fcf or this SIDE. where he s4t down
resloss dsagiy marsha, spsea I'm ard az
ter few Questions, resgna ont he Rad no
papers 50 ~ Obtained him ana ar.o~a
tx % law ne o-lg thing that coufs -
Eons was 20 8eport hla 20 china. .fshenrh
Mckee came ecwn Ard explained ard sriea
q bare hiFn released 70 80 back ana co.ok.
Well. Sunday the train had fast started
soeta vita It's ssaatseas Mangoslan ca
Board wAen sore os@ yelled. There's A.
os@ar ore Sure enough here raraN ar
@fAey ax. fat wahNsw 1aoassuE fshfn.asA
across tAs l&re. Tee train was stanr,ss -
st@z1eT AMI he MAS znasflczed BE vas "a
iAss SIDE o. sAe lie Without rans~s ara
tAe fanay part - X w2s that - as :
eeok s1s bad aeea nsn; freaa pgessun.rxs~r
e sz<e sas othe- fellows rsaee AS exsrs IA
Messse s seggAsZS easup ard EzSssMSsnw -.
leezts1m bad wandered too far sassh -.
erred waea Re kH@w IA pxsaieasa~ne s.,.s
aAx. ss interpreted BY sAs cs-sre~x. = ..~~-
as ss3 ss surprisingly silly. and Re xEa r,
back - Cana AzsEs EssA No. i In tas
ss~4ntxns Mckee a&s no cook-
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snbarrasssne position Of urging bis eva
availability. He said he cane here 70 get
acquainted with friends from various
S@zfa Of rse country. He would retarn
homs scFnorwow The sx-Eovernor was
asked n ne felt that the financial question
was sslrr4nx sectional differences
Any fears may have had In that re-
gard" he psocee3e6. have been entirely
dsspeilet within the last few weeks. The
SILVER sentiment ia rho East II growing
beyond anything no had reason % expect
= short time age"
do you regard the tarsG question -
N important issuer'
The people want the money question
settled FIRST he replied. 81 cannot bring
myself 10 believe that the tariff question
can be made 10 cut az important figure IN
the campaign"
Senator ccckrefI. OF Missouri. called on
ex-Csoy. Bosss today 70 pay his respects 20
the Iowa candidate. Senator Goekre5l
says be went an Dir. Biands representa-
tive. ard assured Mr.. Boses that IL was
friendly competition thai they we're en-
gagged ia. and anxious for silver frst. and
then % secure tas most popular man Ter
president afterward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
ALTeErp OPENS HEADQUARTERS.
He says Any Pronounced silver Man
VIII suit Illinois.

Chicsgo. July s.--4sov. AItgeld came 20
Chicago To-Day sni opened Illinois head
quarters AZ the sherman house. illinois,
be said. is not urging the nomination %
AIRY particular man for president. All the
Illinois delegation wants Is 20 see pro-
nounced free silver man nominated for
presidsnt ard q silver platform adopted.
They win be satisfied with nothing less
They viii demand IL and fight for H. I
think plank viii be inserted in the plat
form deaeuneinE Federal interference In
leeai affairs. either by snsuncston or unstes
States troops That r. principle OF Tire
Democratic party. II - a foundation stone
thar must nor be alsiofEed.
Regarding hts choice for president the
governor would rot &c further than 20 say
he won< raxcr any prcaoanced free sill
vsr candidate the party might nominate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
The Saucu 4 His InFsvd Homeopathic
Remedies has Made His Nam
FAMOUS ON THE COAST
Kh nss Esdsill Specifies b he
neass Loo Cu
BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR
Have Your Druggist Put You Up .
Family Chest Of Munyon's Rene
dies. stady Munyon's Guide TO
Health and You Can Save Hun
dreds Of Dollars In Doctors Fees.

Mrs w. III. Harvey. IS Grant street.
south Portland. Orc. says. MY husband
was troubled with rheumatism for years
IN May ne was only able 70 get around
after he began using Munyon's Rheu,ra-
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aAo knees, IN three or four more days
ne ~as able 70 throw away rs crutches
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Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom fails
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Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures All forms Of indigestion and stomach
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
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Mnnyon.s Cough Cure stops coughs.
night sweass. allays soreness. and speedf-
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STEVENSON FOR PREsIDNT.
silver Men Think He Would Run Very
Poorly.


Chicago. Juiy 4.-Soms of ths adminis-
traitor Democrats are advocating the
nomination Of Adiai Stevenson for the
presidency. They have as yet received
no encouragement from the free silver a6-
ycczsee. and are 10 al Appearances max
ing no Roadway. Cox. Alleged said Mr..
Stevenson could not carry single silver
state. w. II. Hinrichsen. chairman Of
the stats central committee. coneurred In
this assertion.
However. Deioe r. Phelps. assistant
treasurer OF the United States. IA charge
OF the Eub-treasurv at Chicago. 10 OF the
opinion that Vice President Stevenson Is
the at-ongeat man for the head OF the
ticket. Ada. Stevenson" he said. "can
unite the contending factions OF the Dem
ocrslIe parry. lie should be acceptable 70
all Democrats. for ne has been one all bis
iIfe. His views on the money question
are wei known. While be was In congress
be voted on the silver question Just az
Bland voted. AS 10 Bland. the Demo
Gratis since 1850 have felt IL unwise TO nom
mate a man from the South for a place
on the presidential ticket. If their tudg-
ment has proysd wise IN the past, there Is
no reason Why they should not
find II 20 in the present In
now that they viii have to draw votes
from the Republican party to win the
battle. With 4 good man for the second
place. I think Stevenson can bea; McKin-
ley without difficulty" When asked who
he thought would be a good running mate
for Mr.. Stevenson. Mr.. Phelps replied that
no thought Campbell. OF Ohio. or even
Teller would be a good mar. II think.
he added. THAT the South would stand
solid for Mr. Stevenson because OF his
free silver standing. and that the East
would support him because 81 his stand
trx az true Democrat and as . sterling
man"
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cf.AsnrNe or Tar Rooms.
Managers OF Hand ana Others Object
ro nefeas Presence


ChsesEo. july t-Tersiae~ahts pe.assnal
feeffnT has been areusad ~ fha apnxar-
snee * Gov, ftofcz. and the Managers 81
Other leading canaassges arc oppnlv -
eiarinx fhst u - eonsrary 70 precedent
for > candidate for me presidency 90 per.
sonrity attend the convention White
Senator blackburn ard : n Nrfxar. Mra
here they come as 8elexz8as-af-fares 81
their respective states. whsio NJ Ro4ea
Il no. Ga the feVA delegation At che
Hand headquarters the statement wR<
made WITH emphasis that sfT fszangs sFue3a
not 80 xteiate presidents ard rrsn-sefleS
as te come 90 cniesKn 8ug3ns ne sas1x~n-
tion. J. n. SeeWaifer. cae ~ tne dele
gates. ssia Mr.. Hand would solfow ere
invarsahla rrccefe1t ee=ervesi ~ f1esso.
GRATIS candidates - remaining awAv srosn
the consentioa-
'.Frnsss the commencement % the can.
vass said BE. ~Elaaa has ta-e ssssss-
lutslv netting personally 10 advance hss
candidacy. ne opposed tnstructaosss toe
she Missouri ae9egattoH. ard s4A ncf y ant
Instructions from ether STATES Wa IS
new az his hoFaT. ana VIII remain there
pursuing the ordinary ssccsss1Rs
A. the fnssfSna headquarters. Ss~ateF
Turpta sata with emphasis thns gseN Mai
sAe4s wnuiA not eenss e. Ghs-aNa 70 take
snv part In Ms candidacy. Thr fY.essss~
81 Mr., Teiisr made ire s2sse eSserwaEsoas.
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JONES OF NEVADA.
says the siiverites Are Ready to Vote
the Democratic Ticket.

Chicago. July s.-Senator John p. Jones.
OF Nevada. Il among the recent arrivals.
He Is ranked as n Pcpulist. but he has
been circulating among the silver Demo-
Gratis fresly. He tells them that II they
VIII only nominate silver man upon
whom all the silver men can unite. he viii
be with them for the nominee
What we want" he said. lis the unih-
cation of the silver forces and that can
not be secured except upon n candidate
who Is acceptable alike TO silver Demo-
Gratis. silver Republicans and Fopulists.
/ don't care rs TO the name OF the man.
but no must be such as TO render IL I'M
necessary for the poupiIsis and silver men
TO make nomination at ST. Louis. We
VIII make ourselves ridiculous by having
two candidates. Nothing would please
the geld people more than for US 10 DO
divided. and / hope such thing win not
occur. The Democratic party has an OPP
portunity now TO put Itself In condition
TO control affairs In this country for
forty years. bat n X fails 70 avail itself
OF the opportunity offered IL Is doomed"
Senator Jones had long conference
with Gov. Aifgeld during the afternoon.