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NEW YORh.

New YORK. May 6-Futures opened
dull but steady; sales go bales.
Futures closed steady: sales 1890 bales
OpeninR. ClOsin
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SERVICE

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST 1OU1
To Atlanta, New Orleans, NorfsIN.
Richmond, Warrington, Baltdnsac.
Philadelphia, Boston, New York.
Schedule in effect Nov. 1st, 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE RALEIGMs
PIG A. NJ. DAILY.
Atlanta Special" Pullman vestihufD
for Henderson, Weldon. PetsrsblzA
Richmond, Washington, Bal1nssS
Philadelphia, New York, and eli points
north. Buffet drawing-room slespsss
and Pullman coaches Atlanta 10 WsaN,
ington, parlor cars Washington Ia Neu
York, Pullman sleeping car, Chester, q. q.
Portsmouth. Arrives at WashinsSen
10:4S .. m, Baltimore ID noon, PhfIa,
dslphia $50 p. m, New York l:Sa 4,
m. Also for Portsmouth, Norfolk, on
Point and local stations Gesboaxx apI
Roanoke railroad.
1I:35 A. NJ. DAILY.
For Henderson, Weldon. gulcfh
portsmouth,, Norfolk and intsrusdiaAs
stations connects 1T Portsmouth, wfkN
Bay Line for Old Point and BsItaunres
with Norfolk and Waahinaton to-
boat company for Washington: wlln
N. 7. P. and N. railroad for PkiIsSeH
phia and points north; also at Wollea
with Atlantic Coast Line for M.
mond, Washington, Baltimore. PkiIa.
delphia and New York, and With -
land Neck Branch for GrsenyiIIo
Washington and Plymouth.
Pullman sleeping ear -Atlaxm d
Portsmouth.
2:16 A. NJ. DAILY
Atlantis Special Pullman vssthuh
for Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmine
ton, Monroe, Charlotte, HnsolnAe1
shelby, Chester, Clinton, GreeawuoG
Abbeville. Athens, Atlantis, Auxus6o.
Columbia. Macon, Montgomery, InhfiG,
New Orleans, Chattanooga. NasAvflla
Memphis and all points .ousk e
southwest: through Pullman HulU6
feepers and day coaches Wsshin0ta0
snc Atlantis. connecting directly e
Union depot, Atlanta, with divsrrhW
'ines; also Pullman sleeping car PsxtS
mouth TO Chester, 8. G.
1884 P. NJ. DAILY.
For Wilmington, Charlotte. ChSsssuL
Greenwood, Athena, Atlanta AND ri
intermediate stations. Canpesax "A
Union station Atlsnta, with divsrassG
lines Pullman sieeepins car p%rSS
mouth to tlanta
TRAIN LEAVE RALEIGH.
*)P. M. DAILY.
From Nor elk, Portsmouth, 60
points north 10 Bay Line and N. E.R
and N. Il. \ Petersburg, RiehxsmE
and Washington. Baltimore, PhiIaAsI.
phia, New Yori and Boston, slss frsue
Grsenvills, Plymouth, Warrington, n
c., and eastern Carolina, points ~
Weldon.
IL :35 A. NJ. DAILY.
atlanta Special" Pullman vessfSgas
from Atlanta and points ssut2
Athens. Abbeville, GreenwooA sn1
Chester.
11:26 A. N. DAILY.
From Charlotte, Athens, Atlaxta sue
intermediate stations.
PIG A. M. DAILY.
atlanta Special" from NorlaH.
Portsmouth, Henderson, Weldon. -
mond, Warrington, Baltimore. M.
delphia, New York and tho eas1
Magnificent Pullman vugtfkx6nE
trains. No extra fare.
Apply to ticket agent, or 70 (,
81. 8. Lizard, Dol. Pass. Art. i
Raleigh. n. a.
y. ST. JOHN, vics-Prss. and Ger. HV,k
II. w. B. GLOVER, Trafae Nanaesa.
=. j. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass, Art g
v. u. HBEE. Gen. 0uut. -
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Notice.

This Is to certify that have sold my entire
int, est in the store, 225 South Wilmington
Street. and my interest in the store on East
Hargett Street Is in charge of Rogers and
Hartsfield to J. ID. Carroll.
Yours very truly,
II. HI. CARROLL.
March Is, 81.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. May D.
inlet and stead; sales | so baieR.
VERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, May $500 p. M.-SpOt cot
ton, in moderate demand. prices steady /:
American middling fair 2l-32d; good mid
ding U-32d: American middling4 1852: low
middling, I-32d: good Ordinary 1923 SD: or
binary % 32d
Sales of the Day were 5000 bales, of which
Guided 7,7OO American: receipts $500 bales,
including zoo american.
Futures opened quiet but steady, with a
fair demand and closed quiet at the decliue.
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NEW ORLEANS

SPOT cotton closed Arm: middaing up
lands IL. middlin9 gulf IL: sales 2,OSa bales.
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. OTHER MARKETS

OTHER MARKETS.
Galveston, buiet, IL, 342 bales.
norfolk, quiet, TX, 4l8 bales.
Baltimore. nominal, ls-l6, - bales.
Boston, firm. TX, 1915 bales.
WiImingtOn. firm, tn 22 bales.
Philadelphia, steady, *. IL bales.
Havannah. quiet. TX, 266sbaleS..
Few Orleans, quiet, X. $50 bales
Mobile, nothing doing, ~, lO6 Bales
Memphis. quiet, ". .! bales.
RAugusta, dull, ~, i00 paies.
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Train on the Scosiand Neck Brsncn Enac
leaves Weldon 10 p na. Halifax % D m. Ar.
rtves Scotland Neck 8 90 p NJ. Gresnville IN
m, Ktnston so p M. Returnins leaves KIN
ston 80 q IN, Greenville 50 a M, arriving a
Halifax II 20 a m, Weldon IL 40 IA, daily ex.
cept Sunday.
Trains on the Washington Branch Leave
Washington 20 m and 90 p M, arrived
Parnele 10 am and $50 p m, returning leave
Pan mele 80 q IN and 80 p m, arrive ygaais.
ms ton ii 40 a m and 100 p m, daily eEceye
Sunday.
Train leaves Turboro daily, $50 n m. az.
rfves Plymouth 40 d m, returning leave
Plymouth 30 o m, arrives Tarboro so o a.
Train on Midland N. G. Branch loRys
Goldsboro daily, except Sunday7 10 q Ra M
irving Smithfield 8 30 m; returning leave
Smtthfield 800 u m; arrives at GCldgbogs
10 20 q m.
Trains on Nashville Branch Leave E4ocs,
Mount nt 80 p m, arrives NashvilleB % pM
Spring Hope 8 so m; returning lsssyx
Spring Hope 90 q m, Nashville So q IA, al,
rfves at Rocky Mount 8 o5 a M, daily, excaps
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leaves wsrsaw
for Clinton daily, except Sunday, at IYlsa
M and4 10 p m: returning leaves Clinton at
700 a m and 800 pm.
Weldon for all points North daily, all raft
via Richmond, alse at Rocky Mount wts&
Norfolk and Carolina n. r. for Norfolk an<
all points North via Norfolk.
H. M. EMRRsoH, Gen'l Pass. Agent
J. 4. KHNGx, GAnr Manager.
T. M. EHRnsok Trafac Manager.
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*Daily. tDatly except Sunday.
Trains Nos. 10 and AZ solid trains between
Primers Point and Wilmington. Train No,
40 connects at Rocky Mount with train q
for all points South and No. 7S for all point,
North.
q. M. SRRPELL, J. X. knNLY.
4 GEM Manager. Sup't Trans
i. III ENERsoN. Geo'l Pass. Agent
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Allen g. Cram
MACHINE COMPANY

and examine the machines before you buy
They will take pleasure in explaining their
merits.
Also, manufacturers and importers are por
table and stationary engines and boilers
saw mills, cotton gins, presses, &c.
Correspondence solicited
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
Brings Home a Bride.

THE TRIBUNE family was enlargsd
and much improved last week 10y
Mr.. A. G. Bennett, second son of the
senior editor, bringing into it as his
bride, Miss Josephine Virginia
Hight a prominent and popular
young lady of Wetaug, Ill. They
were quietly married at st. Louis
Mo, on the goth by Rev. DIR. NJ. B
Messich, OF the NJ. T.. church, at
tended bv relatives of the bride, ana
persuant to program reached Min
eral Point last Friday, on their we'd
ding tour, remaining over sunday.
The groom, who is a civil engineer
for the IllI. Jis Central Railroad
met his wife last summer while
stationed at Cairo, and we Judge II
was case of "love at first sight
with both parties. Since the hrs'
letter announcing the prospective
marriage the folks at home have
naturally been in speculative
mood, but now their highest hopes
are fully realized.
The bride is one of those striking
southern brunettes, being born and
reared in the south, although the
later years of her life have been
spent in the east, during which time
she attended lady's college. She
was left motherless when but mere
child, and about three years ago her
father followed his wife to that "si-
Lent city" leaving her the care and
control of the estate. Modesty pre-
vents us from saying all that we
think, but will say that we regard
that the groom's good Judgment was
judicously exercised.
They expect to reside IN Chicago,
if Georges business can he so ar
ranged as TO make it convenient.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
MINERAL POINT THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2s, 1897

REV. MIR. HANSEN, of Chicago,
will be the first lecturer in this
years course. City Hall Friday
evening, Nov. 3.
MARRIED-In this city, Oct.27, Mr..
w. lmhotf, of Highland, and Miss
Alice Enelena Keeney, of Lost Grove,
by Rev. T. Kent.
EARNEST JACOBS went TO Sun
Prairie last Monday TO complete the
job of putting in furnace for mer-
chant of that place.
THE young mems meeting on sun
day morning will be in charge of Dr..
Deahofe, who will give an address on
"Christian Living
THE carpenters have about finish
ed inclosing the Masonic Temple,
besides having the different depart
ments parttioned Off.
GooD luck, like misfortune gener-
ally comes with a rush, big crops,
big prices and big minstrel COM
pany, all in one season.
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. II. PRIDEAUX,
accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. NJ.
Chase, made an overland trip to
-Shullsburg last Friday.
MIR. n. II. SNOW, accompanied by
his son, Willie, and Miss Nancy
Lambertson, visited at Kemper Hall
at Kenosha last Monday.
MIR. b. c. BENNETT has had re-
lapse and was again obliged to take
his bed, but he was up last Sunday,
the first time for a week.
The following telegram was re-
ceived by Mr.. We'll from A. f. Bower,
manager of the Whitewater opera
house; played Georgia Minsrels
to very large house don't be afraid
to boom show. IT is first-class, will
certainly give satisfaction"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
The Local Field.
4. Z. BTSH or for Ftn8ittsxe

For SALE CHEAP-One large coal
stove GUNDRY d GRAY.
JOHN CRUM, who has been in the
south buying apples, is home.
ALL evening services at the 2. NJ.
church now begin BIT seven o'clock.
THE New Cash Store has "A new ad
this week. Glance at the bargains
therein.
Mrs. JoHN HAMBLEY returned
home from her visit at Rockford yea
terdav noon.
Nh w. r. SMITH returned from
n trip to Chicago and Milwaukee
lastEaturday.
DIR +. w. SHEPHERD came over
from Platteville and worghipped in
ow.city sunday.
AiE JAS. w. HUTCHIsoN has re-
covered from the accident he met
with y eek ago.
WE have heard that Mr.. John l..
jackson is soon to remove with his
family 10 California.
ions rv,,,prv j. abIe to he about
again after being laid up for week
with sWained ankle.
HalIe'. Headache Cansules are
Used Inv rho he.+ neorIe in the state
S.r1 ~. -, ,JN.a,.,a
,,.
,....,.,|,o ~" o' 'ii'i'''I' - ''''''A IN
sm ,,. .'o''I'' "ie qul'e pleii'iiul ','is
-"'' were hunters stories accepted
.lN' 'HAs. CHANDLER wlie ana
."'l'ith' OF Chicago are enjoying a
''' Win the thandlers IN TINS city
Yorp arnooi., ,,.iu +all van tbot
HHzit's Headache Capsules are all
.'-Ht. sold by Eastman q Meserole
PARTIES living in adjoining towns
cen secure seats for the Georgia
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
SUgSCRTPTiON RITES.

,., year tattictly IN advance '..-' ,'.'.'.'~sl.<o
,,,-sc months and within one year" Loo
outside Of Iowa co"niy.','''''''' ''''' % i'e9 ~
SIX months in advance only .''''''''''''''''" %
three uonths-in advance oniV''''''''''''''.''. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28

MIR, CHAS. WINN, the barber, is
now pleasantly located IN his new
shop, under Martin Il Toay'~ hard
ware store. His present quarters
have indeed the appearance of
metropolitan shaving parlor.
MIR. GEo. poQUETrE has taken ad-
vantage Of our ulTer and was issued
a receipt for til" TRIBUNE to Jan. /.
1899. There is room on our books for
many more, so new Is the time to be
come n subscriber Of the great fam
lily newspaper
MiNsrRHisY Is entertaining-feast Of
fun. Something 60 please everyone
and nothing TO offend. The Gcorgias
bring Us the sweetest Of southern
singers the best Of fnalura comedians,
the most wonderful Of dancers, in
strumcntalists, monologueists, etc.
BRO. A. g. RoETHa has sold the
Highland Press to Henry Howe. and
on November | he will take charge
of the Fennimore Times Review,
formerly managed by his brother,
who has purchased a half interest il
Hon. f.. u. Goes paper, the White
water Register.
MIR FAwcETr and wife arrived IN
this city last Tuesday by carriage
from Galena, and viii spend the
winter with Mrs. Eawcott's father,
Mr. II. II, Chandler. MI Fawcett
has been an invalid Tor three or four
years. Before taken sick he was u
LAST Sunday tho writer, accom-
panied by his wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
a. q, Bennett, took advantage of the
fine weather and drove out to the
county asylum, Nature is at her
lovelicst at this time of the year, the
leaves of tic trees being tinted with
many colors, making picture beau
tiful to look upon.
LAST Tuesday evening when the
whistles of the zine furnace, wooden
mills and the new electric light
plant were blowing the hour Of q T.. NJ.
IA stranger would imagine Mineral
Point as great manufacturing city.
The air was full Of hustle and hustle,
with workinplnen going to and COM
ing from their labors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
"WE'vE BEEN TOUCHED"
Mineral Point Visited by Burglars last
Friday Night and Several Homes
Entered--The Thief Sc
cured Between $40
and $50.

During the night of Friday last
l-several of our people awoke from
their slumbers and discovered man
in their chamber. but not until he
bad secured everything he could lay
his hands on. From the hour given
il is thought that his first visit was
at the home of Mrs. John Gray, from
whore he got away with $50 of j. l..
Gray's money and the gold watch
carried by the late John, Gray. The
loss Of the latter is regretted far
more than that of the money. 5.
Hockings residence was next enter
ed, but the thief didn'tswell his pile
here to any extent, as 40 cents is all
that is missed. Mrs. Hooking awoBe
from her sleep and saw the man in
the room, she aroused her husband,
and the burglar, suspecting that he
was seen, went down stairs with Mr..
Hocking's trousers on his arm. He
became bewildered in the darkness,
SO he lighted match and made his
exit rs unconcerned ss one of the
household. Mrs. Jas. stephens place
was entered but nothing missed. Mr..
John Knight was $40 poorer on Sat
urday than the day previous, besides
| having lost some valuable gold spec
linens, which he secured while in
| California several years ago. Capt.
$. f.. ShePerd's was the next place at
which tho midnight visitor called,
but was not successful. The
/ homes of Geo. Harris and his
son, Sam, W ere also broken into. At
/ the latter place the thief displayed
kuEusual nerve. sam is employed at
lahe Wooden Mills as night-watch and
his wife WITH a sister were the only
lpersons in the house. The intruder
drew trunk from under the bed and
went through it, but found nothing,
although there was pocket book
continuing S5 dnder the same. He
then ran his hand under the pillows,
bat with no more success. While
| ceiling under the pillows he rested
ohe hand on Miss Harris. The la
dies were awake during the entire
proceeding, but " ere too much fright
ened 10 move or make sound. At
the home of Geo. Harris between Sll
and Sl2 were taken from the trousers
pockets of one of the boys, and the
garment was found on IA fence post
near Jas. Hoare's place with the
pocket book on it An effort was
made to enter the home of j. J. PEN
hallegou by cutting the sash of a
window, bat it was unsuccessful.
This is 1he most daring piece of
burglary that has ever occurred in
Mineral Point.
Report fram Darlington says that
city was on Saturday night visited
| by burglars, who get away with
about $50. A citizen Of Darlington
| was severely wounded in the arm
while in the act OF chating the in
tru der off of bis premises.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
Adam Dresen.

Rooms over Bishops furniture store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28

Need we offer any better proof Of
this assertion that the prices we
quote below, and is there any lasiy in
Mineral Point who will cut and
make these garments for herself
when she can obtain the completed
article at less than the cost of ana-
teriaL Eyer! piece is,full size, well
stitched, shapely and dainty, and fit
for the wardrobe of the most careful
and particular dressers. Keen scrnt-
inv of the goode Will develop the
fact that they are even better than
we claim.
Ladies' Mother Hubbard gowns good I&h
quality Embroidery trimmed exf-a value fo"'
Better ones 65e.. 75c., CSC, and up to $3.50
Endies' skirts, good muslin, with oambric 6Gf
ruffe. extra good value ... ............ wv
BE sure aud see ouv better ones too,
Also Corset Copers and Draw ers.ggom 25c. uE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
Money to Loan.

Anyone wishing a lean OF from
$1,000 to $1,000, can learn where the
same can be obtained by calling at
the TRIBUNE office. Farm land Sc
curity desired. 3stf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
Pianos, Organs.
Cash on easy payments.
39tf J. J. HANsCOM d Go.
Low Prices On Skirts.

We have a small line OF skirts in
stock, which will 20 at reduction
of 2596 on regular price. They are al
Of the finest quality,
i2tf GUNDRY * GRAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28

WITH the Original Georgia Min
strels, which are to appear here Fri
day. oct. 18th. are eight of the clev-
crest natural cGlored comedians in
America. The famous Wangdooble
Band. of Atlanta. is a special feature.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
Ar Excellent Showing.

On another page of this paper viii
be found the secretary's report of re-
ceipts and disbursements on account
of the Southwestern Wisconsin, Fair
Association for the year OF 1897,
which should be read by every one
interested. 1t will be seen that the
profits of the fair OF 1857 were Si6i,cti,
and the debt was reduced during the
year $2,073.76, while the cost of the
improvements was s57To2, making q
net gain for the association of S26507S.
The present total Indebtedness of the
society is 81 ,3G6.72, which laayes it in
better condition than ii has enjoy
ed for some time.
Everything being favorable next
year it Is safe to say that the South
western Wisconsin Fair Association
will be clear of all debts.
MARRIED-In the city of Mineral
Point, Oct. oath, by Rev. +. Kent, Mr..
Alex. Turner, Of Burton, Grant Co.,
and Miss Ella Carter of Rewey.
Mr.. j. b, REYNoLDs, who for
some time past has had his office in
the council room, will hereafter be
found over J. r.. Toay's grocery store.
Miss NEITrE BRONSON has re-
turned from Illinois, whore she has
been waiting upon her mother, whom
she followed to the grave before
leaving
SUBJECT at the City Hall next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, "Mo-
hammedanism or the People Against
Whom the Lord Hath Indignation
Forever
TnE Georgia Minstrels, which will
be at the opera house Oct. ~, are
known Of by everybody. They are
frst-class and will receive rousing
welcome
on going through our exchanges
we notice that whist clubs are being
formed il many cities. Why not
organize a Mineral Point whist club ;
there are several good players here.
FfnE was started under the boilers
in the the new electric light plant
last Tuesday morning. Mr.. We'll
saws he hopes to be able 10 slight the
traveller on his way by the last Of
this week.
Mr.. -. E.JACoBs Is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. NJ. i. Jacobs, of Mo-.
and brother, II. +. Jacobs, Of Detroit
City, MINI. Mrs. Jacobs will spend
/ the winter with her son and family
in this city.
SEVERAL from this city went over
/ 70 Platteylle last Saturday 20 wit
ness the foot ball game between the
whitewater aud Platteville Normal
athletes. The score was lG TO ., In
! favor Of the former
WE would like ask, Just for iufor-
nation, If it isn't the marshaFs duty
to keep a crowd Of loafers from con-
/ gregatinR in private thoroughafares?
If so, will he please see that the stair
way Leading to the TRIBUNE office il
kept clear Of those, who form there
in squads" every night and find de-
light In covering the steps with to-
bacco spit, besides making slurrine
remarks about the young girls as
they pass. Doc, do your duty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
THE WISEST MAN
WHO EVER LIVED

said "costly thy habit
a. thu purse can buy Shakespeare
knew that the world consciously or
unconsciously always judged peo-
pie by the clothes they wore. The
same thing Is done today, and the
INDICTMENTS are not usually very far
from right The man who will wear
ill.ftting, old-fashion, and poorly
made clothes, when we are anxious
70 supply him with perfectly-made
sweetness. at low price, deserves to
be thought careless. ignorant and
unintelligent. Let us talk to you
about Fall suits.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
FOR Sale

A fresh milk cow 3 years old, thor
ough- bred Jersey. No fancy price.
42tf :. HOCKING.
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G@~AddILLonaI -oenI. ol Page 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-13
NEBRASKA POPfLISTS NOT PLEASED.
THEY VAST \ TICKET OF THEIR owN-BRYAN
WORKING FOR SILVER HARMONY.

THEY VAST \ TICKET or THEIR owN-BRYAN
WORKING FOR SILVER HARMONY.
Lincoln N,b. Sept L 'SpeciaD-The campaign
in Nebraska has assumed "A rather novel aspect.
The svcritcs are making greater efforts to capture
the State than last year. and meetings are being
held all over the State almost nightly by silver
orators Still the Popuiists have become dssatis-
fed and are arranging to put separate ticket
In the field The middlc-of the-rodd element VIII
meet here on Wednesday TO consummatc this idea.
The Popullsts were outgcneraed in the recent TIL
angular convention. when a Democrat was placed
at the head of the State ticket. ana the rank and
file have rcpudiatcd the conventions choice.
II IL said that Mr. Bryan has offered, in the in
tor"st OF harmony In tho silver ranks TO have
the present nominee OF tn" fusion forces retire IN
favor Of a Popul!st. but the silver leader cannot
rot the Democratic Central Committee 20 agree 10
This A the Popullsts cast two-thirds more votes
n'ilI destroy the strength OF Bcyan's forces.
TO combat this bolt Mr. Bryan has arranged
10 have Senators Allen and Teller. weaver, Towne.
SIMPSON Cyclone" Davis and other silver speakers
election TO keep &c silver men stirred up and
prevent the Populists from putting up separate
ticket They are being urged TO stand together. as
this IS really great National battle and means
the life or death OF free silver
The central committees OF tho Democrats. Popu-
lists and Silver Republicans are In continuous session
here trying to prevent a bolt OF the Populists
judge sullivan. the fusion nominee. over whom
ness TO resign rather than have the silver forces
divided, but the Democratic committee ~ resentlng
ryans interference and declaring that. while silver
may be an issue IN the State campaign, they have
contributed much already to Bryan's success to
the detrimcnt OF their State organization. and
determined to keep their candidate I'm the field.