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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
MR.. ACSTIN'S RACING BILL.

Albany Feb 26-Assemblyman Austns racing
bill, amcndatory of the Gray-Percy law, was up
before the Assembly Ways and Means Committee
for short time this afternoon. Mr.. Austin eX-
planned the measure. George |. Wilbur. represent
ing the town fair associations. said there was ony
one section Objectionable. and that was the one
which provided that the 5000 appropriation Tor the
Commission be pad out of the agricultural falr
fund and not by the racing associations The near
ing was adjourned for conference between the
Racing Commission and the town fair representa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

had retained him before he concluded to bring M,
Askwith over II had much correspondence WIN
Dunraven" he said ION the matter OF his charges
and the hearing. but when Mr. Askwith came there
was no necessity for TO appear before the com
mittee | did not Since Lord Dunravens return
10 Europe | have also had some correspondence
with him as to his case here.
Colonel Bliss would say nothing as TO the nature
OF Lord Dunraven's communications. but said that
anything which Dunraven intended TO be mace pun
lie would be given out by the yacht club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
VALE AND THE Y NJ. c. A. TO PLAY.

In Lenox Lyceum. Madson-ave and flf'y-n'h'h-
St the Twenty third-st branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will give an athletic night
this evening at o'clock The principal feature OF
the programme IS basket ball game between the
Yale University team and the first team or the
branch The other events are basket ball game
between the Young Mems Christian institute ana
the Twenty third-st second team: During the in
terr,issions there will Nc pole vaultng. high jump
Ing club swinging and work the parallel bars by
the leaders corps of the branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
REPORTS OF SPANISH VICTORIES
ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS THE IN
st.rGENTs ARE MEETING DEFEAT WITH
GREAT REGULARITY.


t1,,.a,a Fob oG-General Gonzales Munc, reports
that he attacked a rebel camp near Manzahlo ana
n battle ensued which lasted three hours Inc
Cvernmen troops routed the enemy. losing only one
officer Loo Benitez and former convict Killed ana
ofteen wounded The loss of the insurgents Is not
officially given.
II 10 reported that a squad of twenty soldiers
while out on a foraging expedition met large
marty OF INSURGENTS In the fight that ensued Lieut.
tenant Pine. Sergeant Lazaro and four 6uer'iias
were killed and one corporal and four guerlas are
missing. -
The Comma nder-n Chief OF the Spanish forces has
teamed an order prohibiting small foraging parties
from leaving camp.
Colonel Nicuna reports having hred upon 'he rear
guard OF the rebel band under Gomez near Corral
False, In the southern part of the Province OF
Matanzas, killing two and woundlns SIN Oh 'he
enemy.
column near Limonar, near The centre or the Ma
tanzas Province killing eight OF the reDes' Inc
Spaniards sustained no loss 49,
General Prats reports having had an encounter
with n norton OF Maceo's column IN the rama
Valley south OF Cardenas. The rebels COMPRISED
three parties under command OF Zayas, Metro ana
Of the rebels, forty-two OF whom killed and
six taken prisoners. OF the Spaniards chaplain
The rebels oil Monday set fire to the houses and
huts in the town OF ba'noa;; N clay Mavana
Raro I'm the Province OF Maanzas, was burned.
CAPTAIN General Weyler has decided to take one
tenth of all the horses In Havanh Tor the purpose
OF mounting troops. . ,
'rhe steamer Catalina arrived TODAY. with LOS
soldiers tho first instalment of the Loo men who
recently sailed from Spain to reinforce the Govern
ment troops ,
prisoner at Guatao on Saturday. has made state
ment to United States Committeeman Williams in
ship ard has asked the Consul to intervene In his
favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

wuAr WILL. BE DONE WITH THE LEDYARD
RESOLUTION IF DUNRAvEN HAS SENT IN
HIS REsIGNATIoN?-LITTLE LKEM-
HOOD THAT THE DECISION WILL
INTERFERE WITH INTER
NATIONAL RACING
OTHER YACHT
ING NOTES
There have been some wel.-attended mee'lHes III
Ma New-York Yacht Club within year. pu' 'ic
nm. which is called for tonight VIII propdo'S NC
the largest Of all. Every member VINO can u' %
will come to witness the last scene III '''e '''
t,onal serio-comic drama, entitled me Cniise Vi
the Irish Earl" The preceding scenes wh'o" h"'o
taken Mace on the land and on the sea IN 'n's 0o
try and in the various homes OF Lord Du'i"Ne"'
arc familiar 10 the reading public ana as the pa!
has continued the chief actor has lost IN popula's
until now when his permanent retirement - QUO
.,es,ed there are none 10 express regret
When can his folly fade?
O the wild charge he made'
Marked him a craven
FHe on the charge he made.
Shame on the base crusade.
Made By Dunraven'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

FENCING COMPETITION AT THE ~ y A. C.
The first important fencing competition Of the year
will be held at the New-York Athletic Club on Satur-
day evening for the team championship with the
foils cup has been offered by Samuel T. Shaw.
10 become the property of the club whose team shall
win the competition for three years The cup
donated before was outright by the New YORK
Athletic Club last year The following teams have
been invited TO compete Yale. Harvard, United
States Naval Academy. Annapolis. West Point Mil,
tary Academy. Fencers' Club. Brooklyn Navy Yard
andfh e NeW-YOrk Athletic Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

You make no mistake in coming
to Vantine's when you want Orr
entail Rugs.
largest stock, largest assort-
ment, lowest prices.
This week
$50 HAMADIE. CARABAGH. PERSIAN AND
GHIRVAN RUGS, 8 to sc feet wide, by 46 TO
feet long 1928, 5.7S and 7.5O.
ST. and SO
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
NICHOLSON PROMPTLY RELEASED.

NICHOLSON PROMPTLY RELEASED.
THE JOURNAL" CORRESPONDENT SET FREE AT
THE REQUEST OF CoNsUL-GENERAL WILLIAMS.
Havana Feb. 26.-Charlcs Nicholson. the CORE
spondent OF THE Journal" OF Ncw-York. and his
Interpreter Lorenzo Betancourt. who were arrested
at their hotel at early hour yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
THE EARLS LAST CALL

THE YACHT CLUB WAITING TO LEARN
THE CONTENTS OF HIS LETTERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

f. j. Tlnsdalc is lazy er. with Offices in the Van
dsrblt Building where n. was seen yesterday after
noon Mr. Tins lalo sad that ne and Mr. BridguIn
mad gone to Albany tn, day before the hearing and
had seen nat there TO chance that the bill
could 20 through a. II was - be presented and that
then they had thought Of the amendment or com
promise arrangement he admitted that the cyclists
Federation had not instructed him to offer any
amendment. but that he and Mr.. Brigham hal
been dsegated go 10 Albany nnd support the bill
why" slil h.. Potter did no. arrive IN Albany
until 2.2j p. m and the hearing was TO be held
at 230 y. m. and then ne id not announce who h."
was" Mr. Armstrong d!d not make any extended
remarks and MIR Tinsdale ntlmatcd that he Mr
Armstrong; had practically given up. "YOu can't
have BICYCLES regarded az vehicles and baggage
at the came time" said Mr.. Tnsdaie in conclusion.
IF bicycles baggage. then they have no right
on IN. roads | argue that the whee,men will be
better off win half loaf than with at all
and that H. why Mr. Brldgman and myself offered
those amendments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

,..-o,,an "DRY-AIR" remedy. The new and "onae'iu'
treatment OF all Of the throat ana unss ny "
halation 1871. ,.,s ,,.,.rt,v
80 n magical power If entirely vegetable antsepc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

HE RETAINED COLONEL. BLISS BEFORE DECIDING
TO BRING MIR. AsKwITH OVER.
Lord Dunraven's failure to establish his charges
was not due to any inattention on his part he
spared neither time money In his efforts to make
out a case and employed counsel here as well as
abroad. Colonel George Bliss who was retained by
him. was seen at his home No 81 West Thirty
ninth-st.. last night. and said that Lord Dunraven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

The Regatta Committee Of the Atlantic facht
Club has issued its programme for the coming sea-
son. The Decoration Day excursion is the first and
special races September ). the last numocr In me
large programme. The prizes aggregate $Q.5l5 The
report Is signed by John L. Bliss. Henry j. GieIoW'
McNulfY
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y assss, 81 caAt.;.,' NJ la.-.x;.,s,,; : ~. I

WHnREAS, ODs John LiSelsjohn d3d. on ths
w 2Sth dav % Oetober 4. D. 1906 make lid cars
tetn cnss!N mortgage Of the following descr,bed
ehattele. 1o.wit: One Van 1runt . vijkins "
no s . ~ sengsss, One; l1nbef vsgen The
ssehd bnlsy. 70 asv Ven Brunt &WilkisG Manu-;
laetuflng Ccnpany to secure the payment of tha
Az q ~ ssn4psd ana dollars and
m wlsssee, ds.ult bse bssl made IN the
49, s1tn n0y9a0s, n this. t0-vit: That
ne note - due on tho Let day Of OctOl
.nsf 1CSs. tAet there has been paid on said note.
the saM, q t0 dollars, (1ie) that there ID now
clss9sd 10 y DE O Aids note the sum Of one
n9ndte4 81 tVeAty.one dollars md fifty cents,
Win 'theefeS. - tbs kMe u the pats Of IL DER
cent r1 ennaEa AOD OctObbf 18th, 1893, making
me AZ uunS now due the Van BPunt 4 Wflkins
Anufactuling COMPANY the enm Of one hunI.
:dEs1 s9d shlH .thRoe oelsss c1d sixty -tvo cents
How tAsrsgose, noslee Il hereby given, that by
Ten nrqni . wilkins Hsnuieeturing COMPANY INV;
the p!saat oSnY hereos; ] will ssff the ABOVE
,descFibed shsttels q tAe 'front.' door of the Post
once. - the clt2 Of ysnbina, county of Pembi-
n. sseAe 81 BestA NAkea. q tho hour Of
O'Clock ?. = 81 The 9Th day Of. October, 1896 -.
y. .sste. Of Moth Dsko.s. the 1lsh day Of Octo.
yAhBoux-*& w1Lk1xs nrs. Co.
huessLt A1A1H. ~. Mortgage.
AS0t. AIS
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Assaes 81 kxisHtisn .1le,

NOTICE, 10 hereby given, that by virtue of a
l1jud9nent and decree in foreclosure, rendered
by he District Court. Seventh Judiclsl District,
North Dakota, snd doeksted in the ONCE OF tho
Clerk, OF said Court In said County on the 18th
day Of yniy =. D. 1885, in an action in which
Octave Tet splt vss plaintiff aud Louis Norm
and Louise Norm were defendants, for the sum
OF one AouAnl o1s hundred linsty -san dollars
and 6fy cents (S11oe SOY and by virtue ola Wri:
OF execution 10 mo issued out OF the ONCE Of the
Clesk ~ Court IN s4d for the sid County Of
Pembina and under the seal Of said Court; /.
Geo. q. ncCAbe, Sheriff OF said County, viii sell
to The highest bidder fer caeh at public auction
Of the front door Of the Court House in the CITY
Aondsy the S1st az Of August A. D. 1895, ct the
nour OF tNo O'clock ,. Il. OF reid day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate. lying and
being in the sAid County Of Pembina and State
FoS lolth Dakntb, to.Vlt:
The vest half OF lot numbered tv onty .one f21)
10 block number tvsaty-swo (22) In the town Of
Neche. according 10 the original plat Of said
town on dle and Of record In the office of the
Register Of Daeds fer 1sAbias County. together
with ell the hessdilxnsnts and appurtenances
thersunto sppertainln. or in any wise belonging
to satisfy said judgments and costs thereon
ana the coats and disbursements of sale.
Dsted this Sth lAy Of July 4. d. 1896.
GEO. H. McCABE,
Sheriff Pembn County, N. d.
w. ). K1EEsHAv,
: PlstatiH's Attorney. 81
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Gardsr.

A big Bryan meeting was held at
Gardar ON Monday evening. 1t was
addressed oy Mr.. Hell-strom.. The en-
thusiasm was immense and when the
speaker closed the audience resolved
itself into Mckinley club of I20
members. The next evening there
was a big republican rally at Gardar
which was addressed by Mr.. Devlne
and Attorney Laxdal, whose speeches
are highly spoken Of. We did not
hear OF a Bryan club being formed in
consequence af the enthusiasm evolv-
ed at the second meeting.
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STATE OF NORTH

STATE OF NORTH .'AKoTA, L.
County Of Pembina.
In Justice Court. before r. .Aylsn. j. p.
George ". Ab,ams. plAintiG Ss. A. =. Ne
EVAN. a. receiver for Sssttls Cedar Lumber
Company, defendant. ..
The State Of North Dskota TO ssid defendant.
BY this second summons herein you are direct.
70 appear before me q my ofBce In the City Of
PemDina. county Of Psmbin., state Of North
Dakota. ut 10 O'Clock Am. on the Sth Day Of
November. a. d. 1896, there to enswsr the com
plaint Of George, W. Abrams against You, elleg-
ing. that yon as fscstvs!. q. the scastis Cedsf
Lumber Company Gre indebted 10 him in nc
sum Of forty-d dollars tass.oo( TO, cemm,s.
sion due him for malins NE 4els a ax ol
loads Of lunlLsr and you ere hereby notified that
unless son no appear and answsI, the Dlaiati9
will take judgment s9atnst you aeee1afnsly.
1916 lSesskL ATLSN.
Justice of tn. Peace, within end Tor, Punheua
county, NefSA DAAeto.
This sunA sls nay be. aiysn ~ pehi;osHao
in uhe PIvsAs1 NaPaDs. ynbltshsd q 1aAbns,
NUesBLL AYI0g,
justice Of The R1Ace.
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Retire - NesseAee Sass.
STATE 9an 81 No. To- ELMO 1S1;so,A' c..., r.

STAGE County M H cf f:ns;.s. c,e.,, ce,,
NOTICE is hereby .Gves. thst That csssis
ANmortgage.executed and delivered BY John 3.
Mcmillan ana Pheebs. ucAillsa HE vile, nOst-
gagoss, to Nary AcArshur, nol,rssri; dated the
Let day Of F.tsuspy A. d. ls1D. and fled lDs re-
cord IN tke ollie. Of the Register Of Dseds Of the
Couaey of PcabDa. aad Sfsss "i xosth Dsko0
on the slst day " Novsoh0 4. b. 1901 e.
O'Clock p. =. ssd recorded in buOk q Of laOpI-
Ape0 o. pays 81; viil NJ fofsclosod by . ssie Ol
the premises 10 sueh mortgage snd hsrsinafbr
described. q the 'front.' door Of the Cont Home
in the city Of esMbiss. sDunty Of Penbina AL
State of North dakota at the hour Of 2 O'cluxE
?. !. on tle 3let dsy sfOcsObsf A. d. leeG. y
the lsy Of ale the prsnisss dssefik-a n a,sa
mosts6xs esA which will - euid u a,h6y -
same ere described - follOVs, to.vit; TIE
sonthssat s0este 81 ese1oa tvsatr (:9) b toWa.
ship oae kon1ssA sD1 eli y. sss 40Fih q 1onsp
oD1.t0o (ts) vseE Of ~ 3tA ,. 4. Il PsnbInA
s0aaty, etell q AuUth DoAplA
1Aese Viil b due @ oaoh Asstsoke0 ~ oote
~ ~ 0Aaoa a tve AI0o1n1 I'D ox0 tAIee
3oltal4aDa tvs5ty-s1Neoee AA (teo.1) iebiud.
inx n91scspai ssd s6tsst id - fultles 90 81
an eolhN GO e)ae AtobsoelN ~
Aeaql shie NIB ~ - es41Alb6 1. d. ~.
VI; , sss., =. - AAs A'As.sss
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e. AraAckss, :. >.
AUo8x0HHD0.
Particular attention ;, sales o. Farm Property.
HAMILTON, No&1H DAKOTA
YET0xaxA1R1.
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Notice 81 Election.
NOTICE is hereby given. That on Tuesday
IN the Bird day of November next ut the several :
precincts in the county of PembnO an election
will be held for State, District and County OIL
GERS 'as follows: -, ~. = -
THE STATE OFFICERS ARE:
Three Presidential Elec.o.s
One Cong ess,naa. .tt
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor.
One Secretary Of State. ........
One State Auditor
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One Commissioner of Insurance.
One Commissioner Of Agricu lture and Labor.
One Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
One Justice OF the Supreme Court. 4
the DISTRICT OFFICERS ARE:
One Judge Of the District Court.
One state Senator TO represent the First District
ives to Represent the First District and Two mem
ond District .
One Sheriff.
One Auditor.
One Treasurer. o..~.~
One clerk Of Ne District Court. - .... .,
One Register o deeds.
One States Attosaey. -. :,
One County Jtdge.
()ne Surveyor. ,' - +. Re '''tf i''5
One Superintendent Of Schools. "'...ta,s
-Four Jnsicss Of the Peace. -, ~ .s.~.s, .+.,s
Pour Constsbles,
One County Commissioner, for third coinmis-,'5
Which election win be opened at eight O'Clock =;
In the morning and will be Continued open un-
till five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day.
Dated this 18th day Of September A: D. 1896. I .
w. J. BRIDE.
Cnnntv An6itOp
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Prattford.

d. A. Morris OF Canton Was over on
business last week.
Mrs. Youmans was visiting with her
parents MI. and Mrs. Bell, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis of Cavalier were
visiting at Mr.. Switzers and other
friends short time ago.
r. A. Swltzer and a number OF 9TH
ers went to Hamilton on Saturday
evening to attend the democra tic
rally, and judging from the amount of
silver talk in this neighburhuod it will
be sixteen to one.
Quite pleasant time was spent last
Friday evening at the close of the
schools at which the scholars took u
very prominent part in entertaining
the audience, also number of others
OF this part and some from a distance
whose names we take pride to men
tion; the Misses Quigley, Miss Maggie
Kemp of oembina and Master Bert
Fowler Ut the. same place
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TEE PIONEER EXPRESS,

Write and address postal cal send il to G.e
Best Tribune Building New City, ana sample copy
of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be maieA you
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THE
BURLINGTON
ROUTE

!. eAsA Years has published in this paper
ssom week to week ehort articles on various
sssjsc,s, scientific. historical, geographical,
sad Oh Of them have been interesting.
xhts YsAs The Burlington wants to use our
,paes in telling you more directly about its
newspapers: They will, however, be written
and printed regularly, and ifyou want them
during 1895, send your name and address to
will receive BY mail each month sheet con.
tanning the articles for that month.
1ssawAiae the finest and fastest trains IN the
Vese - vie The Burlington from St. Paul
o.he. 1foninsat cities and towns East and
0,asse "a psrsieulsrs .. to routes and rates
- i ). sssss .u1eiY them ~ address a;1' '1''
". 3. 9. IE0YON.
oGA. 2sslgAt d Psss. Agent.
-. Raul. MINI
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Notice q Election.

w. !. KNEESHAV,
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Dravton.

OraYton,
The joint debate here Tuesday
evening between Robert McMurchie
Of Grafton and HI. L. Crandcll of
Drayton, was great score for the
''sound money" folks. Mr.. Orandell
completely "did up'' his opponent.
McMurchie could noL answer or dis.
prove Crandell's arguments. They
were solid facts from history, and Nc.
found that all he could do was to
turn attention away from them by
sarcastic remarks, storytelling and
discussing propositions foreign to the
argument. All of Crandell's arpu.
ments or nearly all, were facts
brought out from history, statistical
reports OF the government, etc. They
were facts that neither McMurchie or
any other person could call in ques-
ton.
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Bankrupt Stock Clothing.

Our buyer was successful in securing a bic
line OF Clothing through the Chicago Title & Trust
TO-, receivers for one of Chicago's largest cloth.
Ing manufacturers, now insolvent. The goods
pany could not weather the financial storm and
had to so under. We secured slice of stock at
62 cents on the dollar, and now offer the finest
nne OF clothing ever displayed in this county at
exactly 60 cents on the dollar
esnts Cashmere Suits SO assatd S. EsHss all Wool Suits onstdo
All wool 'xe't SUITS Instead 10 Superintendent Melton suits nsteado2O
m Hhr uf
Boys Clothing, Etc., Etc, at same discount.
'..ts ANXIOUS TO PLEASE ~"
) rq,n Mrl.n1rt m@H 80, #4t~
-.
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vsV -. ASssaA" ;Il'r. :, .sr'if:. ~
Lawyer: WillDfectaeoinO eaStsef eeosd
Minnesota, ana before ultsee ostsse Iooe oooe
sxoisy to Loom salc'lise.tesSN41A. yt,s
R11DI8A.< MONTE. DAKOTA
NC. foUHG, r. Il .at.t~
ATroaunY ,AT.LAv.
1AFa4ARB. Ho101 DAXoRA
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CLEVELAND AND DEMOCRACY
His Views on the Future Of The Party
Said TO Have Been Expressed.
A REALIGNMEET EXPECTED som.
The Free Silver Element Will Be swallow
ed Up i'm the Populist Organizstion-A
Large Element, Governed BY Reg
ularity," VIII Leave IL.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-An evening
paper here prints an account Of a con-
versation between President Cleveland
and q prominent Democratic politician.
in which the former expressed at length
his views upon the future or the Demo-
cratic party.
The President believes. according 10 tho
story. that while a blunder was made by
the leaders who controlled tho convention
az Chicago last July he IL hopeful that
many OF the men responsible for that
act now will be convinced Of their folly
IN the near future.
CAN RECOVER MUCH GROUND.
He expects 20 see tie organization
brought back into the true Democratic
path. and he is confident that the party.
10y repudiating al tho FIRST opportunity
the doctrines proclaimed at Chicago. can
quickly recover much OF the ground lost
IN the late campaign.
IL IS 20 those Democrats who followed
Bryan solely on the ground Of 'regu-
lari'y." and 10 their brethren who or
ganlzed the movement leading 20 the In
dianapolis convention. that Mr. Cleveland
looks for the rcorganization and The re-
habiiti0n OF the Democratic party. He
is confident that they Will not follow the
FREQ silver extremists into tho Populist
camp. but will gladly come back into
the Democratic fold when fhe parting
OF the wayE is reached. as II will be
very shortly. in bis opinion. Tho number
NJ these Democrats is much greater. Mr.
Cleveland believes. than most persons sus-
pcct II De- bis estimate that In many
~ the Southern states particularly prob
ably o third OF The votes given Mr.. Bryan
were cast by Democrats who were IN
nuonccd in registering their ballots ox-
clusiroiy 10y tho idea Of regularity
WILL JOIN THE POPULlsTs.
Mr. Cleveland Is said 20 expected that
the radical element Of tho party, COM
posed as 90 is of men who enthusiastic
aiiv endorse on the dangerous doctrines
nrooilimed at Chicago Will shortly be
swallowed up in the Populist organiza-
ton. II Us the Presidents idea. that
thc sooner they go the better u VIII DO
for the Democratic party. iio wants
the roorranizaiion 10 be Effected along
tho lines laid down in the indianapolis
platform. which he regards as the en-
bod.mont Of essential Democratic Drin-
C.ules.
The President insists 10 is only 20 the
Democratic party. purified and reJuve-
mated. as be hopes 10 VIII De. by TINS
sioushInr-on process. and by accessions
from the RopuhiIcans and independent
voters. that the people can look Win
any degree OF hope or c0nidence Tor
relief from their burdens. he thinks
tho greatest dangers which now menace
.F.H.H IA
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WASHINGTON. y. C.. N0v. 2g-The
collections of Internal revenue for tte
month 0f Ocloler were rii-l1.-fa dee
crease from those Cf October. 1898. II
sf15m.. The amounts credited 10 the
several sources ares
Spirits. S7.9u> $50. to-1cco. S2G1i. l6l;
rine. s97. .s73. flied cheese. Ssl3. miscel-
lane0us. S3islJ
me only Increase was 50 0ST from fer
nerfad LIQUORS For the four months
ended October 5l7f. there was a decrease
Of SlZ4fIN iu tre total D. eipls from those
Of the same period in lsJj.