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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20

foreign court. Such is this narrative!
1t is scarcely year since the world
was thrilled with the word Klondlke
Until that time it was unknown. Now
not tongue but speaks it.
The term itself has been variously
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
FOOLISH FELLOW.

He-What would you do if were "
hiss you? ,..,.;os
she How singular. ] was th'n''D'
that very thing. r.
Yet he sat there and Kept on "'N
dering. Chicago News
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
EXT[NCT FLORIDA I

Professor Cushing has just mace @
IL FinriG.a and discovered the rema.a'
IL IL NEE t,. jim numerous relies ~ ao-
i oien giii H. dwefIers wbogs racia ann
iti H. are re- ain unknown. Judging fr.n
their steel and copper implements !.
weapons. their pottery ma7ha I'm.
modes Of sculpture, they appear I" ''
akin to the ancient Mexican peop's'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-02-20
lAE FATHER OF
TIE KI()ND|KE.
ine Story Of Alaska as Told for Read
ers Of This Newspaper

~ aen. Cassius M. Clay-His Own
signed Statement" MY Bxecu-
.ofs snail Be Instructed, If They
.s'ise a Monument, to Write on
:. Alaska, and My Name''-The
most Brilliant Tale Ever Written.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
NEW CHARGE AGAINST KYyASTOy.
HIS ExrRADrTToS TO RE SOUGHT ON A CHARGE
or STEALING A LARGE SIN FROM
TIE MAIL At SEA

4 now charge was formulated yesterday against
John Kynaf'on tho former third ofNcer 81 the
britannia. before tinted States Commissioner Ro-
maine. I'm Jersey city. by direction ~ tho British
Premier. Lord Salisbury. Kynaston was arrested
IN Jersey cry some time ago for connection with
extensive mail roh5rrles tho Britanuic He Inns
been held q nominal charge OF smuggling up to
tho present. though he IS believed TO have been
tho principal In gang ~ thieves Chief officer
Jngo. OF the same ship. was arrested nj Queens
town several days ago.
Tho new complain, was made by a Percy Ben
mott the Acting British Consul-Gcneral In New
York II chnrges Kyras'on with the larceny Of
sCi.OO0 IN railroad bonds and OF $500 IN cash
from an envelope addressed to Ncdrlbach. lckol-
heircr & co. bankers ~ 40 - W,ll,am-st.. this
city. Testimony WIS given BY employees ~ the
bankers 10 prove the mailing ~ the $500 from
Antwerp and by rOstoilce Inspector Jacobs TO
show that II was taken from the envelope the
steamship Inspector Jacobs exhibited tho ships
manifest I'm evidence. When the envelope reached
the bankers n stuffed with n London news
paper published two days after the envelope left
Antwerp. Tho newspaper was substituted to give
the envelope tho appearance had when filed with
paper money.
District Attorney Rice OF Jersey City had been
Informed from Washington that charge against
kynaston would b. made by the British Consul
and that the United States authorities considered
II case for er'ralitlon \ hearing will be given
TO Kynaston on September y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

AN ITALIAN HAD RAISED HIS sTILETTO TO STAB
HIS BABY WHEN THE DooRaAN

Had It not been for tho prompt interference Of
the coorman OF the East Thirty-nfth-s, police
station last night. Necero Dolana an Italian boot
black either drunk or Insane. would have plunged
his stiletto into the heart o! his six-months-old
boy. whom ne carried into the station and wanted
the police 10 take charge OF.
Doana is about forty years Old and lives with
his wife and four children at No 3I3 East Twenty
sixth-st. HIS wifes relatives according to him
have convinced her that nc was making about go
a day at his stand in Twenty-third-st and when
he took home only so cents or 81 each day-his en-
tire net incomc-she chided him and charged hin,
with having another woman 10 support, Fina.ly
gave her, insisting tina. he should do So and la st
night their household effects thrown into the
street.
The Italian took his youngest child and started
10 the police station; Sergean; Bell was at the
desk when he arrived. In broken English he told
his troubles to the policeman and demanded that
he take thu child and send him 10 some institution
Sergeant Bell refused telling the he would bet
ter look around and get place for his family ana
make harder effort 10 support them. This in
furlated the Italian. and, selling the child he
pinned him against the wall With one arm and
III you no take the babe" Ae Kissed Il Hxa
him. He cry more.'
Just as he brough; the flashing stletto out of its
hiding place and raised II 10 strike the doorman
caught him by the arm and with n wrench got the
weapon from him The baby fell TO the floor and
was painfully bruised. The Italian overcome
after considerable struggle and locked up
The police say the man was either drunk or
violently insane. Which OF the two he was will be
determined this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

sKrrc,,y BOOK Paris Sketch Book OF Mr. ". A. Tit
marsh Irish sketch Book. etc. By w NJ Ineckeray
Typographical Edition" svo pp. ~ barper d
Ircs.)
IArOE COPARTNERsHIP BY Henry Demarest Lloyd.
l6n.o pp. 3Al. GIarpsr Bros)
THE, moral. lMBECIr.Es. by Sarah p. Mel. Greene
=, limo pp. 23s. tiiarIer G. brosD
EAELY LETTERS orr GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS 10
join : DWIGHT. Edited by Willis Cooke.
12no. pp. 29f ilairer Bros)
TIE PATERNAI. STATE IN FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Er Henry Gaul'!our. iSmo. PIP 223. NIarper n
IrosD
TIE RAiSBOW's END: ALASKA. BY Alice Palmer
Henderson. limo. ~. :O0. (Herbert <. Stone Coz
pIcXY MoNTElTH: a Love story BY r Gallon.
l6nn. ID. 32I ID. Appleton h Coz
WILLIAM EwART GLADSTONE: STATESMAN AND
SCHOLAR. Edited " David williamson With
many portraits and illustrations svo DID, l22
(Fredericx A. stokes Company
A DICTIONARY or THD YIDDISH LANGUAGE. Com
piled by Alexander Hsrkavy svo. pp 3Si (Published
BY the author)
TIE PARALLEL PsALTpR Being The Prayer Book
Version Of the Palms and a New Version ARRANGED ON
Opposite Pages With an IntrSucton and CLOSE r,ss
bs the 1. X. Driver limo DID, 4S6 CHenfy
EioRd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Mobile Aus. O-co'on quiet miiillng ~ ~. new;
ding Sc sod c,dn9ry as ncs IA Bales c,ps
coastwls,. &;i: sales leo. -,
ssnanA ASy i es.S,. s' Ss.. di4 new
400 bales exports coas,wise eos sales, 90 -.
MGFD A.f Ice i' .oos Cra mary ss
ba.es sales o. stock 6.s23 Weekly reee,r,so .. ss 81
exports the Continent $500: coas'vi'e L's' su,.
baltimore Aug ia--catton nominal n,dd:ins: gSs'
low mdtns II ioc good ordinary De- Cross sl,,,n.n
as bales exports 70 Great BrlaA ~ 70 , bales tr
iioo stock c24A weshy gross eceips ~, 20 scsst-
Wise" Wise. 1900 r.. ~.
wmnS ," S SsSri is c3es%s ai;y s wi
receipts 10 bales. exports coast"se. l. ,,,
M%ss' Aug od ls oS@s2n alS S Eossps
rav' sh.rmeni- 20 sales go stock. 1895 %.r.s .sp
1904. Ws.Sly ne, rsc,s5s's' is- ''e'' S''''
Charleston Aug iocn quiet , prlfws: es sHi'' rsc.D
ssoi ss,. 1853 es bar: .,1 nsS s'G :
Galveston Aug io-co,ton steady ,nieins say sft sss
miiss Ss rs SD G .srss % IS .d @;s'Si
receipts . 9as bales exports % ne Continent ''''
Wise p. sales. i,ss3, splnnets, ''' . u...,ota
~, BALES shipments ssl sses. 5Ss. stock 1--WE sip
actual; 1917. 4Sa Weekly receipts S's '''s''
ren,s 700: s,ies c402 .,. os
miilns o,e orrary ~ E Reel srs wssiy
receipts 5ss bales shipments ss2'' rates ,s. w
st Louis. Aug aco,en dull wdi y. r., fs.pa
- bales gross ic3. shipments io,; SAFES ia ship
80 Qi.. Weekly ret rrcents US ''''s' t'''
nents .ii4. sales. LII" A.. ,,,stllrG
Cincinnati Aux l0-cctton quiet ana go, go Receipta
de- low mdd ing. sac: good Ordinary ,skly receptA
IN en-. shipments. 49, st1ck 1000 100; sas@
/ g,S ba.es: shipments. l2+S; sales sP'""''
zoo t,slinx sT,
\,w-orl.ans Auy io-Cc,ton au'e,i III p."s 90 ~
low rddng DC: good ordinary ~ o the contintn;
bnss. exports 70 Gleat Britain, Sd %, ,os weekly ~
5,s ceastvse 90: sales. 800. stock G.1- ,,s 10 orn
receipts 3i42 bales; eToss Sfo, 90. r,aswse lSsss'
nr,,,fn ac3 TO the Continent. aluo las august u
,,les no Observation-Disclosures coas'~''''
nn.L ILL., Anxns u "a lalss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
CELEBRATING AN ANNIVERSARY.
JAMES CONSTABLE HAS REcEPTIo" ANI
GARDEN PARTY At oRiENTA POINT.

JAMES NJ CONSTABLE HAS a RECEPTION AND
GARDEN PARTY At oRIENTA POINT.
Tho eighty-sixth birthday anniversary OF James
" Constable Of the firm Of Arnold. Constable &
Co. OF this city. was celebrated yesterday after
noon by his children and grandchildren Mt the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. T. H. Wcathcrbec
Waycs Court Orlenta Point. Mamaroneck The
celebration was IN tho form OF n reception for Mr.
Constable's neighbors and friends and garden
party for the children. a large number OF whom
were present. Mr.. Constable, Notwithstanding the
fact that he has been almost sixty years In bust
ness ia stlll in vigorous health. and moved about
among the guests. receiving their congratulations
Wayies Court receives It's name from tn" old
home OF the Constablcs. the Islc OF Wight
England and IL ore OF the most attractive and in
teres',ng places that overlook Long Island Sound
The house is OF the early Tudor architecture. with
seventeenth century notifications. and is stored
curos gathered 10y Mr.. Weatherbee In years OF
navel I'm Asia and Europe. and among tho Alaskan
and North American Indians
The guests spent the afternoon in Sightseeing
and afierward a dinner was scrveh In the spanish
and Indian breakfast rooms. Around Mr. tonsta-
bic were his children. +. a. Constable. Mrs. Hicks
Arnold and Mrs Wcatherbee. ard his tive grand
children Hicks. Henrietta and Mary Wcafhcrh"r
ard Edith and Marie Constable Mrs. Constable
Aaron Aroold. founder Of the house Of Arnold
q Constable. The family has since built 81
Thonass Episcopal Church and dedicated II to her
memory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
REPUBLICAN, TICKET II IDAHO.

CANDIDATES FOR THE STATE OFFICES NAMED.
Boise Idaho. Aug. le-The Republican State Con
ventioI yesterday nominated The following ticket:
A Il. MOSS. Of Canyon County. for Governor.
Judge ID. ". STANFORD Of Rannock. for Supreme
Judge.
". y. REYBrRN OF shoshone for Congress
J. T. HUNT 4 Bannock for Lieutenant Governor.
Y. :. BRAGAW, Of Koteeni. FOR Secretary Of State.
J. H. vANCAMP. OF Custer. for Auditor.
FRANK WYNAS. Of Ada. for Attorney General.
Miss LUCY DEAN. q shoshone. for Superintendent Of
Schools.
J. W. sToDDARD. of owhee for Mine Inspector.
The platform anirms the 81. Louis platform The
financial plank says
We heartily indorse the financial policy % tho Re
publican party tho snme has been applied 20 the
cement OF the financial affairs % the Govern
ment.
Continuing. the platform says:
We congratulate the Nation upon tho successful
Issue Of the war with Spain. prosecuted under the
direction Of William Mckinley. Command thief
Of the Army and Navy Of the United States with
the loyal support Of tho brave volunteers Of both
land and sea.
We declare our hearty approval OF the terms
demanded ~ Spain by the President the condi-
tons Of restored peace. and we declare our full
confidence in the patriotism and ability Of the Re-
publican Administration 10 make Just and wise pro-
visions touching the government and control OF our
newly acquired territory Will best accord with
the policy OF our Government and the best inter
ests Of all the people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
MISSING NAV 4 SUICIDE.
ARNOLD wyMAN. WHO DISAPPEARED FROM THE
AsToR HOUSE FOUND SHOT IN
pATH TUB

Arnold Wyman seventy-two years Old OF Bratus-
boro Vt who was reported missing on THURSDAY
from the Astor House. was found dead yesterday
morning I'm the hath rub OF the house al No. 1
Socond-ayc having shot himself In the mouth
lie WAS fully dressed ard had mu'''ed the revolver
40 that the sho, should not be heard
Wyman and S. o. Miner Of Brattl"ooro went
III. Aston House on Thursday morning and re-
istcr.i They were not assigned 20 ROOM os
went out few hours later Miner returned WIZ
Frank D. Mofratt registered with him ana was
assigned 10 a room The men then went 10 tn
I.eonard-st police station and asked that 2 genera
alarm be sent out for Mr.. Wynan VINO. they ~.
had been lost He old. and they iearel LsS'
me- had lost his way or had become sick Wynr
appears TO have gone TO No. 30 seconoa'e- .
furnished room house. kept by George sin'n 40
ENGAGED n hall bedroom on the second noor pay!he
80 cents on account fcr 1t. and prqmisjiY 70 l~s
strangely. and seemed in fun possession oi ~ ~
faculties Some OF the other tenants tound o"
body Yesterday in the bathroom. H.
No letters from the man could ne iounI IN ~
room. bottle OF chloroform, laoe,ea b'a u,.
was found on a table. however. ana a goid "a,Sn
and q cents were found In Wymans clothns VI.
a Parker smith OF the Cosmopolitan tio'e! .aoss
card was found in the room SAID that an oi msa
answering Wyman's description had asheu n'i "a ~
Thursday how much chloroform man couId l1As
with safety. also inquiring IN the same name,
about cocaine lie said he had nad t9osn a.1
wanted 10 allay the pain DR. smith saii re nda
told him not take any, hut 10 40 70 uenss.
Tho old man gave Or. Smith Il and asked MIN u 10
couldn't give him - cents BACK III silsn "a ~,
S O. Miner said yesterday that Wyman nag e ossn
acting strangely for about two years lie nad osel
a major in the Civil War. and had been "ouhas'
IN the thigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
A DRUGGIST DIES IN THE STREET.

Charles Egerton Shelton. nfty-three years old.
druggist, OF Bridgeport. Conn. with store at Main
and Fairfield SITS. In that city. had n hemorrhagc
last night at tbs Boulevard and Eighty second st
and died In his sisters arms before an ambulance
could be called
MI Shelton was visiting his sister VI Cen,or-
don. OF No lis West Eighty -hrst.sf Alter dinner
she suggested short walk on the boulevard Thev
Ind rot gone far when he complained Of feeling Ill
end they turned about TO go home They got only
sides Xix. weak from loss Of blood A crowd gath.
cred. and poilceman sent IN a hurry cal &c
sponded, but before he arrived the man had diea.
station and later removed 10 Sheldons listers mai
Mrs Cemerdon was completely prostated by the
terrible ordeal and nad 10 be taken home In cab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
CAME ALONE FROM OREGON.
LOST BOYS JOURNEY UNTIL HE FOUND
FRIENDS ~ .Ew-YORR

FRIENDS ~ NEW YORK.
Bicycle Policeman Selig Whitman. whom all tire
force knows as Ajax. the Strong Man" on
his way 20 the headquarters OF the Bicycle Squad
last right when his attention attracted to n
dirty and fearful small boy. who crouchod on tho
curbstCnc at the Boulevard and Fifiy-n!nth-st
The policeman kindly inquired the cause OF so
much grief and the boy sohbed. Il want to find
my father"
And where IL your fa:her?' asked the police
We'll. he Is either In San Francisco Portland
Oregon, or maybe somewhere else" sobbed tho lad
Whitman took the boy Ia tho station. and there
he told his story. Ills father John Davis. n stair
builder he said. took him. Stanley. twelve years
old from New-York 20 San Francisco recently
There the father worked his trade until two
weeks ago when he decided to return 10 New
York They took the train last Friday and ar
rived on Sunday AZ Portland ore. They Intended
TO take the 22O D. IN. train out Of Portland. hut In
some manner the lad became separated from his
father he waited until Monday. but the father
not returning he decided TO come alone TO New
York lie had his ticket. and the tranmen
kind TO him so that he arrived wi,hou; trouble at
Jersey City AZ go O'clock yesterday. He came 10
New-York and set out TO find his brother. who
lived uptown some place" when his grief over
him.
Tie brothers name. the boy said. was oliver s.
found that oliver IS Davis was q lawyer At No 2oi
Broadway. living at No. 1856 Hctt-si. messenger
ct once sent for Mr.. Davis. and he came 10
the station. At first he did not recognize the lad
ho Rad been Induced 10 stop crying the lawyer
said !: was all right. lie fell upon the youngsters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
WHY LIEUTENANT Doubleday RESIGNED

II WINS reported Mt Willetts Point yesterday that
Lieutenant n. Il. Doubleday. OF the 22d Regiment,
Ncw-York Volunteers resigned because Of dsa-
grecment he had with Lieutenant Lynch.
II said that week ago yesterday, while
Lieutenant Doubleday was officer OF tho guard,
two soldiers doing guard duty asked him for per-
mission To go to Gnrrctson's Hotel for dinner and
that he allowed them to do
The mon were met by Lieutenant Lynch while
they were az tho reservation. and he questioned
them. asking what they were doing or the post,
They said that they lad permission from I.euten-
ant Doubleday
When Lieutenant Lynch met Lieutenant Double
day he demonstrated with him for giving them per-
mission and IL ia raid that he preferred charges
against him for allowing the men on guard off the
post
Lieutenant Doubleday gays his disagreement with
Lieutenant Lynch did not cause his resignation. He
was simply tired Of the inactivity Of garrison duty
and he wanted to 20 back TO civilian life again
lie said his resignation only went rs far the
United States Army. and he was stu n lieutenant
OF the National Guard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
WON'T TRANSFER SALOONKEEPERS' CASES

~ IMPORTANT RULING ny JUSTICE BEEKMAN
AS TO ALLEGED RAINEs LAW VIOLATIONS
Justice Beckman. In the Supreme Court yester-
day handed down decision TO allow a number OF
saloorkecpers who are charged with viola lions II
the liquor law 10 have their c0ses transferred from
The Court of Special Sessions TO the Court Of Cen.
cral Sessions. and investigated by the Grand Jury
Some 81 tho applications were made The ground
that the defendants had pleaded not guilty to the
charge when arra.gred In the police court. and
others were iascd on the allegation that the evil
dence was Of conflicting character that IL
should be tried before jury.
Ia his decision Justice Hickman says that tho
authority for the transfer OF the cases now rests
upon Section i.if6 Of the Greater New-York char
ter which IL largely discretionary IN It's powers.
"Thc reasons wh,h would justify such Il change
tho Justice proceeds. must be NJ hing more
than a mere preference OF the defendant for n fury
trial Facts mus, he brought to the attention OF the
Judge whom the application Is made tending To
and that. for some special reason. tho defendant
cannot have fair trial In the Court of Special SEES
siols It never VAS intended tina, sucn applications
should hc granted as a matter ~ course"
careful examination ~ the papers In the differ
snt cases. the Justice finally. does not warran.
him In granting the applications TO transfer them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON Markets

Liverpool. Avg 10. p mco't9a.sp s.s Il da
steady American n'ddl'ng .nd ors Tor spscu. "a
ana espor, ard included 600 bales AnerSann Future
200, bales ncuiins 80 eS and closed a. a.
American mlddrns. m AasIs e.iss: SENTENCES:
AID Ovtoter i2-Gid buyers; oetctes s 10 ga ea sv
SD sellers. November ari en- hayers Jsnp..h
ana FEBRUARY ic-6id buyers. Februa ,iSIGs iscs%i
ii-jcd sellers: March and A?tn,i., .s.en: NS
value: April ara May. !: -J41S i'-o''
June, 1854 buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
WRECKS on THE BOSTON AND ALBAS,

Springfield. Mass, Aug. ia special TO Tho
Union" from Chester. Mass. says:
There were two wrecks this morning on the
Boston and Albany road near here. one at 3:ls
and the other at II a. III. In the first two freights
damned together and u caboose and two coaicars
were pitched across the tracks. badly delaying
traffic The second wreck was caused by freight
running into engine Fifteen cars containing
live stock were wrecked No one was Injured In
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

Fe.i River. Mass. Aug ls-The manufacturers
here admit that the concerted plan for curtament
OF product has failed The factories will act In
dependentIy In tse matter and, as an instance In
point notices were posted in the Chece mills to-
day for two weeks shutdown. commencing
tomorrow afternoon.
These mills produce seven thousand pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
NEWMAN. detached from the Ajax and ordered b

NEWMAN detached from the Ajax and ordered b
the Dale.
Assistant Paymaster w r. HEATH. detached from u,
Ajax end ordered home to settle accounts.
Passed Assistant Engineer II. b. DICK, detached from
the Arctic and ordered to the -. Louis.
Fnsign A. ". RUSSELL. Jr. detached from the Arcus
and ordered TO the 81. Louis
Assistant Surgeon F. f. WAGNER detached from the
Ajax and ordered 10 the Da.e
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. SALER detactea from The
Arctic and ordered 10 the -. Louis
Ensign 81 " HALL. detached from the Manhattan and
ordered TO the Constitution
Lieutenant r ~ RUSS ELL. de,ache; from command II
the Powhatsn and ordered home 10 await orders
Lieutenant W II. WILLARD. detachet from conneela
with Coast Signal Service ami ordered 70 the Nx.
iolk Navy Yard
cart,ln g. J. DOYAE. Z. :. 81 C., promoted 10 capua
june ?
u,enant-corlinander :. c. PAINE leave EXTENDED
three months.
All cadets ~ the second third ana ,ourth casseA
who have been 4 s,rIbItet IN, ciNereH' battle
shps have been granted leave until september 90
when they will their duties az the Naval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20

rook Kissed him many times and too: him home
Before he went he explained that the last time nc
saw the child when he was bapy -.
The nor-arriyaI Of the father Is explained on the
theory that he returned to Portland 20 LOOK tct tis
lao when ne found he on the TRAM. ana
that the two passed oncb other on the railronh,
!, is thought that tho father Is row ~ i9ro an
ira king a futile search fer his boy, ana teirEl'.
was sent 10 the Portland police asking them 10
ascertain the facts in the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
Continuing. the platform says:
MORGAN BRYAN FOR ASSEMBLY.

Watertown. n. Y. Aug i9.-Morgan Bryan, n
relative Of William Jennings Bryan. was nomI-
mated to-day by the Republicans OF the I'D Dis
trict OF Jefferson County for member OF the As
semb!y. TO succeed Walter Zimmerman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
MAINE SICK SOLDIERS REACH HOME.

Portland. Me. Aug. ls-The hospital train carry
Ing 80 Maine sick soldiers from Chickamauga
arrived hero at 9i5 o'clock this morning. The
train met the Union Station by Mayor
Randall. Adjutant- General Richards and a large
delegation or citizens. Only eight cases required
hospital treatment, the others being sufficiently
well 10 permit their removal to their homes The
SICK men for the most part stood the journey
we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
STPTEFPc RETURN TO WORK.

The weavers Of the Clifton SILK MIL. In we"
Hoboken. who struck ten days ago are PACK
work The fine system FOR hardness mas oe.a
amended, so that hereafter any one late WI ~
warned on the first and second occasions ana ,s
of or discharged for a third o1ence III .ns Avn
of those who asked for increased wages tH T, ~
agreed 10 pay them 81 week. instead OF o! 'A'
piece and the operatives accepted this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

Oneida. ~ Y. Aug. BIN Madison County to-
Gay 7. II. Beai. John Rcdy and Luke McITcnry
were chosen delegates 10 the Democratic State
Convention. The delegation is not instructed but
all are In favor Of Danforth for Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
TIE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug i9-'The Boston Commercial s , IA,
will say tomorrow OF the wool market. rslns
Continued very quiet and nothing has de'e.olea
prices There have been fairly steady saies |" ~
y, ,l ,,ar,e. pr,ces NE new Territory wool has -"
heen brought flrvard Foreign WOODS are quiet