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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-23

Twenty dollars to Los Angeles or San
Francisco, via Santa Fe route.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-23
MEXICAN CHOCOLATE,

Just received fine lot of ola Flor
de Tobasco," so cents per pound, at
Colds General Store, Telephone No. q.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-23

VERA CRUZ, MEXICO, CIGARS.
Just received fresh lot Of tho cele-
brated brands @Victorias de Colon" and
a11squisitos," the best 8 and 10 cent
cigars IN the city, at Colds General
Store, Telephone No. 8.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-23
GLASSWARE AND CHINA.
Arbuokles or Lion Coffee, I Pokgs, 81.
SPECIAL PRICES ON TOILET SOAPS.

Dairy Made, 40 cents box
Transparent Glycerine 40 cents box,
Japan Lily, 20cents boz, now.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-06-23
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Protest Made Against the Hawaiian
Treaty by Japan is Almost An Ul"
timatum-AppO Made
by the President.

Washington June 23.-An eloquent
tribute to the long and illustrious reign
of Queen Victoria was feature of the
opening prayer before the senate today
BY Acting Chaplain Rev. Hugh Johnson.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-13

Beaucoup Gle femmes ont la dSplo,
rabIe habitude d'embrasser leurs
petits chiens ct de sc laisser lechei
la figure par eux. Files ne savent
pas a Queis dangers Giles s'exposent.
Mile santasieIo, file dun restaurt
teur de Paris ct anoien chef de cui-
sine de Ia refine Isabelle possedait
I'M petit ohien terrier Qu'elle aimait
beaucoup ; il y a deux mois, il
tomba malads ct fut soigne par Ia
jenne file. Pour temolgner SO
gratitude, la bette laohait la figure ct
les mains de sa maitresse. Tout a
coup, il Sc nit a fur celle-ci c'est
que sans doute un daslr Irresistible
de Ia mordre s'etait empare de lui,
car l'snimal 6prousait les premiers
efets de Ia rage, don't il mourut.
Ces jours derniers, Mile S~antssiero
devint malade ct lie medecin appeIe
pres q ellie reconnut aussit6t les
sympt6mts de la rage, ct au bout de
trois jours ellie expira dams d'affreu-
SEES commissions. Ellie await du
absorber Ia salive du CHEN, car On
ne trouvn sur ellie aucun indice ia
morsure. Cessez done, mesdames,
d'embrasser vos chiens ct recherchex
des baisers plus naturels. = lie Mes.
shscSb6.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-13

Les ASTRONOMERS, sc oesnnt sur !e
fait depuis lopgtemps observe qua
des ~intervalies de trente-trois ans ct
un jour les pluies d'ttoiles SO rope
tent, nous pfGdieent nne de oes ava
lauchos pour X matln du 10 novem-
bre 1899 'est.a-dlre dams deux ans.
Mats eos performances Sc produisant
chaque aimee vera lie milieu de
no,eubre, alors que la terre traverse
une region on p~ullulent DIES essains
de III teorides, lis eroient probable
Que ltndapt lie matin du II ncvem-
bre 1897 nous pourrions assister a
la chute dun grand nombre d'etolles
presster de Sc ddtaoher du groupe
principal. C'est generalsment de
minuit eu jour qu'ont lieu ces
pluies.
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lie 'Meschaeebe' fait ces observa-
tons sur i'op6ration du Dingley
bill {:
ole bill Dingley ne repond pas
aux espsrances quill await fat con
~cevoir. lie mois dernier il a produit
I'm detctl dc plus dun million de
dollars comparativement au mois
d'octobre 1896. C'est surtout dams
le revsnu de douanss que sc manifesto
ce deficit. On commence a craindre,
dams les c.rclss ~offlciels, que la loi
pingley, avec SEES droits prohibited
res, ne fournisse pas lie revenu
n~ecersalre. Iepuis le Ter juliet, le
deficit arte!nt pres de Guarante
millions"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-13

A euntinuer.
TITLE II ARCHE

C'est toujoar, m g.uud ev6nement
pour les auteurs de ses joars, une
fear jetee sur &c sen,ier de leur Vie
que les premitrs pao q un enfant.
Queile 1oIie scene i time ct que de
douces larmes coutent alors sans
qu'on songr d Go tachsr.
Plus ce joytuA moment s'est fat
astendre, !!us WE est i'allegresse
des parents. aussl premier ms.
tant de surprise tasse, eomme lis
s empEessent de taife
repreuve leur pesl.t retaraatsire
deyant grand'papa, 9land'maman ct
sous ceu1 qui mont pas etc lemons
de ses d<buts
La mignonre s'y prete de bonnie
grace sncouragee par les sourires
de ceux Qui l'eLlourent, ellie &c lese
lentement Ell, IL nenottes /. ndues on
aFsnt CONNIE pour ptetenir une
chute, ellie basarde lie eton droit !:
le gauche le suit tlnidement. All !
la VOLTA psr.ie.
little dIrige SEES fables a vers
son pere qui lui tend les bras. 4
l'extIemite oppose de la piece
ave. quel cmpress.ment ellie s'y
iette, une fols rendue.
Apercevant son petit frere, "Sol",
dams les bras de sa maman.l la flilette
va vcrs iui en- chantant ct depose
sur son front, scion sa propre ex-
preston, an beau lee.
En- soyant marcher l'afnee de
leur bebas, les parents cont au
comble de Ia joie, ca mere sursout
aussi, CONNIE ellie la suit dun regard
charge d'amour Pourtant, n'est.oe
pas la une nouvelle source d'inouie. |
tudes , Ne devra-t-elle pas redou-
bier de vigilance, de crainte que la
ponponne, brilliant du desir d'aller 4
Ia docouverte, ne tombe du haut dun
escaller GU, proftant de &c Qu'une|
porte est laissee entr'ouyerte. r'aille
s'elancer dams Ii rue ?
Pourtant, en- dept de cette nouvel-
lie tAche qui lui lncomhe, la maman
est tout entiere Il son bonheur car
lie Createur, qui q dome aux papas
outre la bruyante tendrcsse pour
chsrubins, lie deyouement sans
bornes 4 leur tsard, a reparti entire
les meres Get amour. auauel
nul autrc ne peut etre compare. ct
Get ouhli d'elles.memes .Qui Ieur
sacrlfisr leur vie pour sauyer
eelle de leurs ~enfants.
MARIE AYMoNa.
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Nous accusons reception dune
msr,he brillante pour piano entitul&e
awe Laurier' composite par Alexis
c. liant. Nous en- faisons o
re- ,rciments A l'editeur, NJ. j. G..
", 1892 Rue te.Catherine, Mon
tr chez qui on peut sc procurer
cette piece moyennant lie prix
franco Scots.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-13
COMMUNIQUE
ooiiE Du VOYAGE DE NANsEN AT
POLE NORD.
Suite.

deux "ompagnons quittent la butt,
qni les avaient sbrites pendant plu.
de huit mois. La meI nsetait pas
ilbre encore. Les kayaks furen,
done charges sur les ~traineaux u
qaels s'attelerent les voyagenrs
Aals II 81 Tongue existence sedsn.
tsiFe les await NAL prepares aux
fatignes Ge la marshe. Aussi les
premieres 6tapes furent-elles fort
conrtes. Ils avancaient dams une
direction sud-ouest, croyant sc dIriger
vets lie 2pitzberg. lie soir, pour
camper, lis d%res-aieni une sorte de
tehte IN jetaHt sur les traineaux les
voiies des kayaks. - LIE II JUN,
eau bleue s'eteuuit de nouyeau sous
seurs ycux. Mais le soir de cette
lournee dhenreuse navigation, tut
mafque par le plus grand danger
qa lis eussent encore couru Z
"'ers lie soir, dit Nansen, nous
relachaines au bord de liz glAee atm
d.etendre un peu nos iambes aui
8 etaient ankylosees touts la iournee
dams les kayaks. Nous voulions
aussi escalauer I'm hummoek pour
l%nterroser Flsorizou. Au moment on
nous accostames, Ia question se
posa comment nous ailions amarrer
nos pr%6cieuses embaroatlons. AprAs
qaelque hesitation. noes nous ser
wines duhe laniere coupee dams Ia
peau q IN morse. ii ne fallait pas
un cable bien fort pour retenir 0
kayaks legers.
4 peine nous avions gravi lie
hunmock le plus proche que johann
sen s'acris Les kayaks sen won't a
la derive I" Nous descendimss en-
tou,e hate. lis @taieut dejA assez
ioln ct derivaiert rapidemsnt. "Tenez,
prsnez mn montre," dis-te a Johan-
sen, tout en- me debarrassant de
qutlques vvetements aim de nsger
4, Us ais6ment. Je sautai a lean
lie vent soutiiait du bord ct
TAFT Ia derive DIES kayaks. Lean
3tait Kiacte mes yelements me
peraiysaieEt. Loin de gngner SUI
les bateaua, j~'avais peine 4 les ~suiyre.
Je doutais de pouvoir jamais a~rriyeI
jusqu'a eux. Mais tout notre espoir
sen allait tout ce que nous posse.
dions etait a hord. Nous nayions
pas meme sur nous I'm couteau.
'Que je fusse pris de crampes ct
enslouti, gu que je regagnasse la
rive ans les kayaks, c'etait a peu
pies lie memo resultat. Je redou.i
olai d'efForts. Quand je fus fatigue,
e NE letonsnai ct nageai sur lie dos.
Quand je me retournai de nouveau.
e pus constater que j'esais un peu
plus pres DIES kayaks ct lie courage
ne revint. Je sentais que mes
smDes sengonldissaisnt ct perdaienl
cute sensation. Mes brassees de,e-
de plus en- plus fables,
la distance allait sans
'ssse diminuant.
Entin JIG pus etendre la main vers
e bois dun SKI Qstins de bois tres
ongs), qul 4tait dispose en- trayers
I'nn kayak ; je le saisis ct 10 fus
,Ien,6t contre les kayaks nous
lions sauves. J~'essayai de me
isser sur les e~mbarcatlons mails
ION corps etait engourdi par lie
roid ct mes membres ne m'obsis-
aient plus. Tn instant je d6sespa.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-11-13
ANNIVERSARIES DU MARRIAGE

A titre de e~urioslte nous demons
eLdessous les differences a~ppellatioAs
DIES anniversaries du marriage :
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CAscARETs stimulate liver, kidneys
II bowels. Never sicken, weaken
OF grippe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08

His Resignation Must BE Accepted University Corpora
ton Decision Arrived At After q Conference.

7Th Audrwa
university Andrews is In receipt
letter from the faculty in which
is signed
Interested 10 eyince
pete harmony In the faculty
include these memorial to tho
corporation This letter
New York and the civ Tho
thought being was
the facuy's feelings the matter
DR.
dws VIII insist the
Brown university This decision
between Dr. Andrews
poaon His connection
take up too
His decision him from the faculty b,rv ,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
Seem to Be Playing Both Ends Against the Middle

conference with the operators at Column
BUS la.' week he was arprSed OF certain
facts which led him to believe that not
only the operators. but the miners OF this
district have been Disseminated against.
and light Will be made for justice and
fairness
whether or not the entire battle Will be
fought out is an open question, but IL is
known that the basis for a permanent
settlement In the Pittsburg district next
December will be well ietincd and thor
cugh|y discussed tomorrow. II the Issues
are too finely drawn. 1t is minated that
there will be secession from the National
organization Many seem to think that
this move Is probable. Doan has the
sympathy and the support of the majority
OF the operators here and II he succeeds
In rallying the miners of other States to
his cause as well as he has succeeded ut
home. he will have won a great battle
Dolan Will use every endeavcr to bring
the convention into lire for the acceptance
task confronting him. Many delegates
from other States, notably Illinois and
Ohio, VIII 90 into the convention tomor-
row with determination TO hang out for
the 59-cent rate. And Dolan knows this
and In order to have his own district with
him he succeeded In choking off reso-
luton ombodying the rate question by
the most eloquent speeches ever heard III
the city hall ard gained the victory he
fought for. Fifty delegates ut large and
fiftecn delegates from the district were
elected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
GENERAL LoNGsTREET
Talks Frankly About His Coming
MnrriuEc.

Talks Frankly About His Coming
MarriaEc.
Atlanta, Ca, September For the first
time since the report was circulated that
General James G. Longstreet was engaged
to be married to Miss Ellen Dortch, the
aged Confederate commander has aban-
doned his long policy of denial, and has
come out in an open announcement OF tho
facts. He saws that the wedding is TO
take place at the official residence of
Governor Atkinson, in this city, and that
1t will be celebrated between the hours OF
and 3 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. I'M
mediately afterward Governor and Mrs.
Atkinson will tender the couple recep-
ton, and at go they will leave in spe-
cial car for Porter Springs, where they
will spend their honeymoon. 1t was their
intention originally to gov to New YORK
City, but Miss Dortcn has changed the
programme, because she does not want
the general to encounter New York news
paper reporters The general talked about
his approaching nuptials with much frank
ness. He said that he did not feel bic
too old to marry and he has had his white
hair and whskers trimmed by metropoli-
tan artist. AS matter Of fact the gen.
eral feels the need of wife. for he mas
been living alone for so long Q time tnat al
mis- business ana domestic auaiiS udso tun
to seed All his children have left him.
Two have positions In the departments at
Washington one is an architect in Atlanta.
one lives in st. Louis, and his only daugh-
ter resides in Hogansville. Ga, where her
husband is a prosperous merchant. Be-
sides his splantation. General Longstreet
owns hotel. vineyard. peach orchard
and wool farm In Gainesville. He also
receives considerable revenue from the
sale of his books President Mckinley has
promised to appoint him railroad commsi-
sioncr. to succeed Wade Hampton, and In
all these things he feels the need of as
sistance. Miss Dortch is a business wo-
man from the ground up. and in spite OF
her few years she has been a successful
newspaper proprietress and editress, whils
exercising the duties of assistant State
librarian. Tho marriage ceremony will be
performed by Catholic priest, the general
belonging to that faith, and Miss Dortch
being a recent convert.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
RESULTED in A RIOT.
Women Met the Deputies aud Forced
Them Back.
NO EyIcTIOSs HAVE BEEN MADE.
Officers Took Refuge in an Office at
Gastonville.
B0MBARDEDTHEM WITH ROCKS
Delegates From the PlttsburE Dis
structcd-It Is Doian's victory.

Pittsburg, Pa, September Efforts to
evict the striking miners OF the Pittsburg
and Chicago Coal company at Orangeville.
one and half miles from Gastonvllle, re.
suited in riot and failure on the part Of
the company to accomplish its object.
When the news that evictions were to be
attempted was learned the whole vicinity
about Finleyville, Gastonvilc and Orange
VILE became wildly excited, About z
o'clock last night twenty deputies from
Washington. Pa. in charge of Chief Deputy
Joseph IL. Wether. reached Tnleyyille. each
deputy armed with Winchester and re-
volyer. but in spite OF this the strikers,
headed by Polish women. closed in on them.
They were gradually forced back and
were followed by a crowd of 200 men and
women. At Gastonville the deputies took
refuge in the office of the company, which
was bombarded with stones and bricks and
an occasional shot was fired.
This morning the trouble OF the night
reached climax when the deputies sailed
out from their bssieged quarters and start
ed for Orangevile. Headed by women,
the strikers rushed on the deputies with
stones. clubs and pick handles and blows
fell thick and fast. One OF the big women
wrested a rifle from deputy and struck
him on the head with it, infliotlng serious
injury.
BY this time 1000 men, women and chill
dren had Joined the crowd. They came
from Veneta. Snowden, Calamity and Fin
ltyville.
The deputies slowly made their way to
orangeville. taking all the insults and in
juries, but never firing shot. They
finally took refuge in vacant house close
ly followed by the mob, which quickly sur.
rounded the building and threatened to
burn 1t.
One Of the strikers then approached the
house With flag OF truce and a conference
was held. The deputies were ordered to
decided to do so.
They emerged from the house badly
scared lot, and walking between open ranks
OF the strikers, started for Gastonviiie AL
most every man in the posse was cut and
bleeding and several were seriously hurt.
One had his right hand almost severed by
a sharp stone.
AS the defeated deputies ran the gaunt-
let they were greeted with Kisses. curses
and ridlcule. The strikers then closed be-
hind and marched them to the station,
where they took the train for Washington.
After their deDart,Ire the moh dispersed
and everything is quiet now Officials of
the company say no further attempt will be
made to evict the miners.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08

Brentwood. Ill. September 47.-Secretary
Columbus today. He said that the Pro-
posed settlement Of the miners strike
has caused considerable excitement among
the miners Of Illinois and particularly In
the Northern coal felis The fact that the
operators OF Northern Illinois have re-
fused 10 attend any conference looking
toward a settlement Of the present trouble
also establishes the fact that there can
be no general se.tlems mt at this time. His
tory will repeat itself and Illinois VIII be
left to hold the bag The strike was In
augurated as National issue and should
end In the same way, win or lose
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
DOLAN's VICTORY.
He Succeeded In Getting au CnJn I
structed Delegation.

structed Delegation.
Pittsburg. September THE conyen-
ton Of mine workers to select delegates
to the Columbus convention tomorrow was
one of the largest ever held and probably
has not been before eaualed either In ex-
element or importance. The rank and file
Of the delegates seemed imbued with the
idea that the operators were to throw up
their hands and play the plutosrat. but
Patrick Dolan kept them within bounds
and the DELEGATES from this district will go
uninstructed.
II the delegates went instructed to Loid
out for the 6a-cent rate another struggle
more bitter than ever with hunger ana
starvation for manv was imminent Do
lan's idea was to have the delegates go to
Columbus untrammeled. where they ocuh
consult with DELEGATES from other States
and with the National officials he In
timated that there would be many cLes-
lions and facts TO be considered that hive
as yet not appeared on the surface.
From another source II has been learned
that Dolar will make big fight tomorrow
ON behalf Of the nihins industry q Vest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
RATCHpoRD CONFIDENT.
He Believes the Miners VIII .accrr
the Compromise.

He Believes the Miners VIII ..ccrpt
the Compromise.
Massilon. Ohio. September 7.--Pre9ident
Ratchford OF the miners organization
started for Columbus tonight to attend the
mass convention tomorrow. He said he be-
lievel the miners would accept the 65-ceut
rate ard return to work.
1T was plainly apparent TO us" he said,
that the operators would never pay 60
cents. the price demanded. 1t would be
chcapcr for them to cancel all contnacts
and keep their mines closed until the first
OF next year. Now. my advice 20 my fell
low miners Is TO accept the recommended
tion of their officers If they reject 1t they
will have to fight ii cut to the end and
fsar the result. The advance demanded
ton. The proposed compromise gives us II
cents a ton. or cents less than our de-
mand. The gain to the Ono miners alone
by multiplying the increase by the num-
Der of tens produced annually would
amount to 81, 430 900. Add to this pro-
portionate advance TO all branches OF labor
around the mines and IL will increase II g
amount to nearly s2.0O0.000 to be divided
between % 900 miners and mine laborers in
this State alone. Carry this line OF ita-
snning to the other States, and IL viii BIO
found the total gains 10 the miners OF those
States will exceed $4,000, 900, or IN tie
neighborhood OF SIS or $50 per man. On
January ! another increase IN my ildg-
ment will take place. though am unfble
TO say what the amount may be.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
Y's FORECASTS.

Ohlo-The gold democrats
oh is called for today.
ean de Reszke is announced
oday before the car.
Ohio-Tihe annual reunion
OF West Virginia will be
y and tomorrow.
FORT, Pa. The convention
faele OF republican clubs is
'ooay and tomorrow.
COMFORT. va.-A large
Expected at the opening ses-
the National convention OF
anu Locomotive Painters
mere is some specula ton
n m.h OF the reception to be
ie luke and Duchess OF
,,, 10 tour Scotland as a
\, ,ihe republican organiza.
n and county of New York
- I'M, me OF the organization
me Hon William Rroolx-
ne fratt machine, has de-
f. counting of noses to
'hey stand. and an en-
b, nr neid today and tomor-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
An Arreemeut signed.

Dubois. Pa. September IA settlement
of the miners strike in this region was
practically effected this afternoon and
articles OF agreement were signed. The
company agreed to pay the highest Pre-
portionate scale paid in any competitive
region. 1t only remains for the COCO miners
to ratify the agreement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
TODRT'S FEATURES.
The yellow Fever.

Galveston appropriated $500 to expend IN
cleaning the city.
Shreveport, La, Nntchez, Miss, and
other points established quarantine.
The United States government IL aiding
In the fight on yellow jack.
No new cases are reported at New Or
leans
There are three cases in Biloxi, Miss.
Doctors are worked down In Ocean
Springs.
Montgomery. Ala. has three sick per-
sons who came from Ocean Springs.
Ample precautions are being taken by
the Texas authorities.
Lnbop.
Deputies armed with eviction papers
were routed by women.
Dolan's delegation to Columbus goes un-
Instructed
II tho conference does not settle the
strike the boycott VIII be invoked.
Cuba.
The election OF president OF tho cuban
government was postponed.
1t is believed the Spanish cabinet Will be
reformed with Senior Sagasta, the liberal
leader, as premier.
a schooner loaded with shot and shell
for Cubans lost at sea
Foreign.
Berber station In Africa has been oc-
cuped by soudanese friendly to the Brit
ish.
Lord Salisbury made a proposal for
commission representing six powers 10
cbntrol Greek resources 10 pay the loan.
This means a probable settlement
Peru Will 20 10 a gold standard on the
Holland monetary PLAN
There IL possibility of famine In
Ireland.
Domestic.
An explosion Of nitro glycerine killed six
people in cygrot. Ohio.
Two witnesses gave damaging testi-
mony against Leufgert
DR.. Andrews insists upon the acceptance
Of his resignation.
The state department Is notified OF
session OF the Hawaiian senate called for
September 8.
A copy Of Japan's reply to Hawaii has
been Furnished Secretary Sherman.
The Gold seekers.
Governor Brady Of Alaska says order
must be preserved
a letter from a government employee
gives warning to gold seekers.
Political.
Senator Daniel refutes every assertion
made by Governor OFeirali IN his Inter
view.
Mr.. Wood IS very reproachfui toward
Colonel Sledge for giving away party &C.
crets, and says he'll tell him nothing
more t|
Senator Mills and Mr.. Mat1ock said 70
have been IN conference at Dallas.
Richard Croker will probably 10 the
candidate Of Tammany for mayor OF
Greater New York.
state.
N. Q. Henderson issues another address
20 the negroes on the anti-rapc coaven-
tson.
Galveston Maritime asuociation calls At.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-08
DEMOCRATS DIsMAYED.
The Colorado Convention Nominated
Cleveland Mnn for Judge.

Denver. Colo, September 7.-There 70
CONSERVATION among democrats over the
discovery that the State convention which
met here yesterday nominated Cleveland
democrat as candidate for Justice Of the
supreme court.
The nominee. John A. Gordon. took an
active part In the Pueblo convention In
1892 and led bolt from the convention
after It repudiated Grover Cleveland ON
account Of his position on the money ques-
'tiea.