New-York tribune., 1897-08-12
Dr.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
for over quarter of century.
COXEY FOR GOVERNOR AGAIN
NOMINATED AT THE POPuLlSI d" Z
CONVENTION IN OHIO.
rrsIoNIsTs BADLY BEATEN AND SThA'"'''
MIDDLE -oF-THE ROAD TICKET PLACED J"

rrs,ox,srs BADLY BEATEN AND STRAIGHT
v,nnIr- or-rUE ROAD TICKET PLACED IN
THE FIELD-rURBULENT SCENES
Columbus. Ohio Aug. Illusion was repu"'"''"
today nv tbc populists of Ohio in IA manner 80
emphatic as to leave no chance Tor coh'lo''ss
garding the future policy of the party i"o ~
Iist State Convention by an overwhelming hhaJo,i''
severed the alliance made a year ago with '''
mocracy on the free-si,ver issue, an" .'o'''
full State ticket, headed by jacob o. o'' ~
..Corrr,orwe,l" fame AS the nominee for Governor
Turbuent scenes marked the opening Oh ''o N'"
vertion this morning. The anti-iusio"''''
everything before them capturing the 'e"p''",'
and permanent organizations and AL the 'o'
tees. ,,.,.. -, ,.lo,o-
rho convcnt,on opened with Mr.. witt, OF 'ieI.
land demanding more than five mihu'e' ~ ',
to speak upon charges to the eieO' '''' -, ,ho
Middle-of The Road delegates were thei' IA w
;ntores, of Senator Hanna to keep the coh'eItIo''
from ndorsing the State Democratic TICKET u,
Chair refused Mr.. witt more time Dees"'e' WV
him TO sit down. Finally Martin M ,
Columbus undertook to put him down MI WHY WV
resisted MI Krumm George Riddle OF 'o"'''o','
seized a chair to assault Krumm. Delegates 'ooh
rho chair from Riddle General confusion ensued'
f. NJ Kerr and Mr.. Krumm clinched' ana were
fighting when policeman Dan Mci"n''
separated them. Chairs were broken IN the "sii,,
When quiet partly restored Mr. WIZ "dn tn,c 70
seen standing on a chair demanding more % tnie "
sneak Further trouble being apparent, McMah''ny =,
tclphoned Police Headquarters ana Il Squ"u u
police reported to preserve order ,,o.od.
The following State ticket was hoWHd'e"'
For Cover or-JACOB COXEI. ..x.z,l.o,,r
Lieutenant nt-Ciovernor-MORRlS q WHITCOMB.
Supreme Judged. &. POMER0l.
Attorney rn.ecyy -GeneralE1.c 4. WdRRIs K5RREIH'
Jacob s Coxey horse dealer In Massllloh'
Ohio before he undertook to march an army OF Tie
unemployed to the National Capital In March lsJi'
lie was born on Easter Sunday, April TO- 1894, IN
SNYDER County, Penn. At an early age ms par
moved TO Kentucky. and the boy got ms Nrst les.
Lexington in that State. II mas been sara tnat
sonnet ming Of religious fervor always cntetou @ ilto
his equine enterprises, and ne mas never oeen u
known to swap "A BIND morse IoI Il t Sou"t ny borsa
dealing kent pace with II, ana soon ne pecaiic
the owner OF the famous DiXiana STOCK farh' Ill
Lexington. . 800, ~, oitoi,,,s ,r,cIi,.ities
sao,p .o have got the better of the fascinat.ons
of horse trading ana raising. ana MI CoNy ut'teu @
IN do somrthing for the horse in Senerdi anu loI
work to collect a huge army OF the ulenpioS eu;;
march 10 Washington and demand on 5ile 3leps p o. W
Tho "a nj tol that the Government llmedal lSSue
S-nl OOO 90 of nOn-intereSt-D arins Doihs anu
,rihn,e them among mis- followers, VINO WOuid at
nnc. 90 10 work on an extensive system ol 'lnpo-
raj, highways that should benefit morse ana Hih;
Washington Some of it is said to pe there sun,
hut Coxev went home. people thought, TO SINK Dach
INTO h1rs,.- caling and oblivion. But tney were ms
taken. In the fall Of ny ne was 'ru , va. beaten.
nn August . iseJ he was nominated as their can
dIate for Governor by the Onlo PQpus.S i" :, III s
vcn,ion at Columbus He was again oeatc'5 e oo nr ~
ne@iess TO say receiving $50 votes o. pei
mn ont of a total vote cast of 8nfb. buSnn.n n,
tRenl the successful candidate. receiving fE'ifi'
Campbell (Der). S345l9: Ellis Pro), 2-'i