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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
DESERTIONS FROM M'KINLEY.
New York JournaIN

tNeW 1OTk JCuTnal-)
Colonel Nicholas Smith, son-in-law of
the late Horace Greeley, and a life long
Republican, called upon Edward Muir
ply. ir.. and Richard Croker at the
Hoffman House, and announced. his in
tention TO work and vote for the cleo
ton of Bryan. Later he visited the
Democratic state headquarters and Of
Tered is services on the stump to Sec
rotary John A. Mason. The state COM
mittee viii avail itself of the cOIoneI's
tender
Colonel Smith as a youth fought what
he then called the ''oligarchy of slav-
cry. He will probably devote himself
on the stump to the Hanna McKin-
ley oligarchy," which to friends he de-
nounced as forty thousand times more
dangerous than that which existed in
the DAYS of the abolition movement.
He was the youngest captain in the
regular. army appointed by President
Abraham Lincoln and served through
the civil war. During the Harrison ad-
ministration he was consul to Three
Rivers, Canada. President Mckinley
is said to have rendered him the Gre
clan mission, but it was declined.
Ex-Ma-or Rice of Canton, o., also
called upon Messrs. Murphy and Gro
ker, and asked the privilege of going
on the stump in this state. They asked
him to prepare to accompany John B.
Stanchneld on the second week of his
tour, beginning Oct. g.
Il am very confident that Ohio will
cast her electoral vote for Bryan" said
Mayor Rice. Il base my prophecy up
on the revolt throughout the state
against Hanna, and the fact that near
" all. if not all, the 10o 900 who sup
ported Mayor Jones Of Toledo for gov
ernor last fall will voc for BRYAN
Later in the day il was announced
that Amos J. Cummings would leave
last night for Lincoln, Neb-, with a
personal request from Murphy and
Croker to Bryan that he devote at least
week to his stumping in this state.
beginning Oct. 16. Mr.. Cummings will
go upon the hastings in Nebraska and
assure Mr. Bryan's neighbors that the
most extraordinary efforts are making
to place New York in the Democratic
column.
Mr.. Croker referred to Senator Han
mas reported statement that Bryan
had promised him (Croker) anything
IN case of election as the craZiest
among all the crazy talk Hanna has
been doing lately
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
THE WEALTHY RUSSIANS WAY
CPearson,s Magazine.O


A smart troika. with three horses
abreast, the fankers cantering with
their heads turned outwards, the mid
die horse trotting with clean, high
steps and looking straight before him
all going at furious speed. steered by
a stout driver preposterously padded
this is a turnout that delights the heart
of the wealthy, luXury-loving Russian
of conservative ideas.
The dooga, or characteristic wooden
arch. which passes over the central
horses shoulders, is fixed to the ends
of the shafts to hold them in position,
while the outer ends are attached, not
rigldly TO splinter bar as in ordinary
carriages, but to the ends of the front
axle tree. Cumbersome as this method
looks. it has the advantage of apply
ing the draught at the most advan-
tageous angle. considering the rough
roads and streets
Fashion in Russia DEGREES that the
middle horse mist trot at its highest
speed, whilst the other horses canter or
gallop- A side rein is used to make
the outside horses turn their heads out
wards, so that they shall keep time,
and lead with the inward leg
The ordinary whip is never employed
by the Russian driver of a troika. When
a whip is used ii is a short-handled af-
fair called a nagaika, with a long lash
like dog whip. but this - piied only
when the horse is to be punished Sc
verely- The usual method for stimu-
lating a horse is to hit him with the ut
tie knob OF metal which IS attached 10
either rein about half way between the
horses mouth and the drivers hands
The Russian coachman is extraordi-
narily fat in appearance. ms now
ever. is mainly due to a liberal padding
OF cotton wadding. with which the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
THE PRESIDENTIAL OUTLOOK.
New York World.)

Four years ago Mr.. McKinley's ma
jority in the electoral college was
ninety-ive. If Mr.. Bryan can keep the
176 votes cast for him then, only forty
eight more are necessary to secure his
election
Delaware has three, Maryland eight,
West Virginia six, Kentucky twelve
total of twenty-nine votes from old
Democratic states which, prior 10 1896,
had never in twenty years gone Re
publican. and which should return to
the Democratic column this year.
This would leave only nineteen more
votes necessary.
Indiana: which has fifteen. was a
comparatively close state in 1895. 1t
has regularly seesawed from Demo-
cratic to Republican and back for
twenty-eight years, and is due to re-
turn to the Democratic column this
year; so that the Democrats are hope
full of carrying it for Mr.. Bryan, as
they did for Tilden and twice for Cleve-
land.
This would leave only four votes
necessary.
A Democratic plurality m any one of
the five middle stateS-OhiO Illinois,
Michigan. Minnesota or Wisconsin,
would more than supply this deficiency
A. change of less than 4 GOO votes would
have carried Ohio for Tilden in 1876
In 1892 the. state was so close that
Cleveland actually received one of it's
electoral votes, and in that year Wis
cOnsin and Illinois both went for Cleve-
hand.
In Michigan the Republicans are re-
ported TO have special points of weak
ness, notably the detection of Cover
nor Pingree, the presence of 20, 600 HOl-
landers in the state and the corruD-
ton and offensive rule of the corpora
tons
The fusionists in Minnesota elected
| Governor Lind in 1898 by a plurality of
! 10000 over his Republican opponent.
ANY one of these states would sup
| ply not only the four votes necessary
on this basis. but would also give Mr..
/ Bryan a surplus varying from five to
| twenty to offset any loss he might sus-
tain in the states he carried in 1896.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
POLITICS IN BUSINESS.

n VIEW OF THE press reports that Mr. Hanna bringing
great bear the coal concede the
demands of their employees the question arises
Where does Mr. Hanna get into the gamer Is he much
friend of the dOwnrOdden that he ncrferes their
behalf of pure philanthropy? Is he their Moses
lead of the wilderness of robbery by
weghmasters and eNtoOn through powder sales? Has he
been by the operators arbrate? Or what he any
way?
Everybody knows the Mr. Hanna fears the result
Of labor disturbances the campaign The Pennsylvania
posture knocked the bottom of his "u dinner pail
He his power punish the operators il they fail
command by taking the tariff off of coal if Mckinley
reelected He force through legislation adverse to
great railroad interests which identical with the coal
business His friend Pepont Morgan is the head of
and settle the whole difficulty by stroke of
pen Mr. Morgan has been extensively favored by the
administration and MIR. Hanna evidently believes he has
right o expect reciprocity in such matters.
Personally Mr. Hanna has right TO suggest an adj
vance the operators than he has to tell the cracker
trust to paw flour He medder mixing in the
game for he expects in the political
The whole country will wish him and the country will
profit succeeds starting up the mines again But the
whole will also take that such situation
never possible again. situation where has his
power 10 influence life and denes OF 10000 laboreTs,
srnabv free citizens he has avors dis
perse to the employers Of these laborers>
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
NOW IS THE ACCEPTED TIME.

lot FOR MANY YEARS has there been so auspicious q
IL moment as for the rehabilitation of
ference IN the ratio of production previously pointed out
by The Herald has changed from TO and is one
OF the encouraging features But there other weighty con-
siderations.
The increase of gold existing country of over $780,
100000 IN the last four has added
strength, placing in far better position than in 1896 to
maintain the mint valuation of silver.
Our and prestige abroad have advanced giant
strides result OF that humanity and
quest The United States today speak au-
tkority world quite competent make
cal policy.
One of the lessons the extensive Dor
rowing OF gold from the United States by foreign
that the scepter of the financial kingdom being
London and will very distant day be found in
New York.
Lord Alderman has claimed for years that ay great
tor IN the world maintain the relation of silver
gold parity If there be others conservative least
continental bmealst OF repute would moment
that nation having the great commercial
United States backed by balance OF trade
ISIS could establish bimeaism beyond peradventure
The conditions confer upon universal mankind
the greatest boon of centuries Likewise descending
selfish needs the fervent prayers of every miner
and farmer the silver have before them
OF realization.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
THE STATE FAIR.

HIS AFTERNOON the thirtythrd exhibition of the Des-
Agricultural and Manufacturing society," now known
the fair, will be formally opened. every de
the fair reported be Improvement
years exhibition which, the MAN, superior all previous
eXpOsons of the society 1t expected that the crowds
attendance will be large They should be- The fair
affords pleasant outing but be made distinctly profitable
city people who only appreciate in general way the
of UtaH fertile valleys and the skill
of the Those who live the
be told of the benefits that be derived from visit
Ire fair. They know them. But people living larger
little appreciatve They should attend the fair
and, learning of the capabilities of the state
zens, commonwealth
besides in their business
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02

kocher fortifies himself against the Bit
ing cold Of his climate
To be very fashionable the Russian
must be driven by non-Russian
co2chman- The chief coachman of H
I. H, the car, Is one-eyed Italian
named Motto, whose brother drives for
the Grand Duke Paul Many English
men find employment in Russian sta
bles, and a number of Americans earn
large salaries by working for Russian
trotting men-in European countries
the Anglo-Saxon is held in high admir-
alton as horseman- The owner OF the
largest horse2noeing establishment in
st. Petersburg is an EngliShman-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
DR.. BENEFITS ELECTRIC Belt.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
One of the Black Pages.
(NeM York World. !

Hanns's brutal and stupid remarks
about the composition of Bryan's cab
met come with especial pad grace from
the boss whose influence pushed John
Sherman from the senate into the cab
met and crowded him out of the cab
met into private life. The Sherman
story IS one of the blacklist pages in
the history of the Mckinley admins
traitor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
Hauling Down the Flag.
(Chicago Chronicle.

The Mckinley administration has hauled
down the American flag in Alaska. 1t ap-
pears that the extent of territory in
Alaska given up to Great Britain exceeds
somewhat that of Hawaii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-02
The Whole Thing.
(Chicaro Chronicle.0

lChlcaEO OnrOnlcIe.J
Hanna stands as an embodiment of i'm
perialisrn. of the trusts and of everything
else that is odious and that honest and
patriotic people would gladly eliminate
from our political Life.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-17

poratiOn associations, partnerships and in
diYduas in the state of Mississippi,
To amend chap. 80 Of Acts Of '9l relating
to personal assessment rolls.
To amend sec. 40lG OF An. Code OF '92,
relative to appointment Of board Of exam
liners and examination OF teachers.
An act to regulate the seizure and de-
structon of intoxicating liquors kept OF
offered for sale in violation of law and the
seizure and sale OF the vessels and appian'
ces connected Herewith.
An act to punish persons for the unlaw
ful keeping of intoxicating liquors. the
connivance thereat and prescribing punish
ment therefor.
The session of the legislature just
brought to close was a record breaker
for the passage of bills. SIS being offered
in the house and 305 in the senate. rht
Governor approved 200 and about TWEEN
ty more are to be approved or rejected
Among the more important bills await
ing approval are the bill to authorize
boar ds of supervisors to pay for vaccine
virus when same is not furnished by the
state, an act relative to license to prac
tice law, bill allowing county treasu
rers 10 produce certificate from respon
sible bank in lieu of cash settlements
bill requiring separate school districts
to pay for the enumeration Of educablt
children, and an act to confirm leases o
sixteent section lands.
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Clerk both reported TO the said Board of
Aldermen that no protest OF petitions or|
objection, of amy Kind had been made to
or filed with them or either OF them, In any
way obiccliug TO or protesting ae0ius The
issuance Of the Negotiable Bond, OF the
said Town of Macon lcrclnbeiJrn ice
Scribed; and
Whereas. at the session Of July Ith, Is.N
above mentioned, the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen did tHorcgpon pre- coed Go rass
an ordinance known us ordinance Nu 80.
covering the proceeding thov have bad
looking to the issuance Of said bonds which
said ordinance No 80 was PASSED Waui-
mOU>ly, all member, elect of the Board of
! Aldermen voting aye and hone
: voting nav, and the Mayor unnuuucrnu his
| approval Of the said ordinance IN open
meeting and appcndmg his signature 20
| the original ordinance submitted in writ
/ ing previous to ITS pas,agc, and which said
| ordinance was duIy publisbed in the MAJ
| con Beacon, the oirrial newspaper of The
| said town:
Now therefore be it ordained by the May.
or and Board Of Aldermen of the town of
| Macon:
Sec /. That ordinance No. 50. passed and
approved June 9Th. 1899, and ordinance 30
/ 80 passed and approved July 4th.. 1899. be
] plnNUIluHtpu
amended so as to read and become effective
and operative As provided NV thi, or,i-
nance,
Sec. .. That the NEGOTIABLE bonds of fine
town of Macon be and are hereby issued in
the aggregate Sum of Eighteen Thousand
tSls 900 90, Dollars for tbe purpose ol nro.
ldiup funds with which TO build and
equip two public school bnildiHps in and
Tor the use of said town. and PURCHASING
the necessary real estate ior the locntion nf
same. and snid bonds shall he d,ted March
Isl 1000 and shall hear interest nt tho rato
of i prr cent. per nnnum noyoble onuralIy
on March In. of enrh wear md the intero.t
commons shall no attached renresentin@
each interest nayment Sud hands .bail
he issued in the denominstion If One INN.
bred Dollars (SIO0 O01 and rive Hundred
Dollars $500 .OOl pnch and numbered fr,m
one un. and 50 arronged that fonr bnnde
of One Hundred Dollars 10o am cach and
nne bond of Five Hundred Dollar. ISGoo 0o,
ali aggregating Nine uundreJ N Doiiars'
($g0A O0l mall herone defnitalv dne and
nnyobIe without ontiop Of nrior n",,,ort
one wear from date an, n lita srn, oi tho
principal Nine Hundred Isoo0 M, DoI.
lars. shall beeome defniteiv duo ,od
payable witbout ontion ot nrior noyment
on eocb and everI sIIcceeding ypar rrnr,
ono to tweutv voars inclusive 80 tbat an
the twentieth vear from date oil Tho said
bonds will have heen maid and Tho nrinci.
mi and interest NJ said honds os M same
natures shaIi be navabIo at 10 etr nii
tan National Bank of Cbicago III S1id
hands shall he SIGNED NV the Mavor ond
Town Clerk in their ofrciol cannni}ins on,i
the cornorote seal of the said ta,vn shnII no
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-17

As will be seen by the announcement
at the head Of our columns, Hon A. F.
Fox is candidate for re election to
Congress. Mr.. Fox is a man with fine
natural gifts and these have greatly i'm
proved by the many years of experience
he has had in the forum, His speech
on the financial question was not only
an able argument, but it was also lit
erary gem-the product Of an able and
cultured mind.
The Water Valley Item has the fol-
lowing endorsement Of him
Hon. A. F. Fox has made one Of the
best representatives in the national con-
gress Mississippi has ever had, and his
district will do itself beth credit and
honor by returning him to the same po-
sition next election. He is broad, hb-
eral and conservative, yet possesses all
the positiveness necessary to make hin
man Of power among men. He il
well fortified intellectually to cope with
any of tina great questions that arise eli
Their nationally or internationally. HI
stands by the rights of his people, cyclon'
or no cyclone. We feel like emphasiz
ing the fact that he is a most careful
and thoughtful representative-neye
rushing in where angels fear to tread
Without criticism, for two terms, h
has held one of the most responsible an
important positions in the gift of tn,
people, and he merits return to tn
field in which he has labored with sue
success. Water Valley Itemizer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-03-17
ORDINANCE NO. 40

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June 10, o'I, l,',,'' any M I,o4 nr,.
l31Stu 'nu Hi,' ",L .r ',,, W. n.o,ff,I..a
I Lu,IS of t1 M, 'I to,nS of lI,rrr Mss, i'm
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lggu XII, ..,ol bir.
t.re',ns "''V ~, ,i w. XXX * .l lawn and
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Iu9I,I",'iE Nv. ~ ,nr, ,,
P"' an" '"'e'eS' ''''''''
whereas, at Irregular session OF he May
or and Board Of Aldermen OF ine LOWE OF
Macon, held on June bth, I>.3' an OFdl
nance known ms No. 81 wa, pa'~t4' direct
ing that notice be given Of the Intention Of
the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen OF sa'u
Town TO issue bouns loi ,V''oo' 'G 9,,'
Nhlch salH "Iu',"uge 's n4.r,Ii.Hci.
passed. ana u"'N approve" """ I.''''''''
ana yy,onoo, i..,,,on,,,,oo with enid Ordf-
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