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New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
THE KENTUCKY SITUATION.
MANY DEMOCRATS WILL NOT SUPPORT
BRYAN - NEWSPAPERS BOLT HIM
REPTBLICANs HARMONIOUS.

Louisville. KY, July 10 (SpeciaD Both sides
uonal tickets, but the Republicans are more
united and harmonious and will have much the
stronger candidate for Governor. This with the
large number Of Gold Democrats who cannot
swallow free silver, VIII give the Republican
ticket, in the Judgment Of conservative men. the
victory in November. The nomination for Gov
eTnor IS giving the Democrats a great deal Of
trouble and may cause a split and though the
Goebel law is probably to be sacrificed it is
still a powerful argument against Democratic
votes.
Among the large number Of Gold Democrats
who viii never support Bryan the most prom
inent are W. c. F. Breckinridge General
Simon Bolivar Buckner. A P Humphrey
R ". Knott and nearly the entire busi-
ness element Of Louisville, with a strong
Following in other cities and towns This ele-
ment is represented by two strong daily news
papers. The Lexington Herald" edited by
Colonel Breckinridge. and The Louisville Even
ing Post" edited by r. W. Knott. Many Gold
Democrats under the leadership of The Cou-
er-Journal," have become tired of fighting their
party, and will shut their eyes to Bryan and tha
platform and vote the straight ticket
The nomination Of Adlai Z. Stevenson Will
have some effect IN reconciling the Silver Demo
Gratis who bolted from Goebel last November
y. Wat Hardin the most influential man among
the oisafected men, has already come out
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
DANFORTH MEN AGAINST CROKER.
JUDGE DOWNS SAYS HIS CANDIDATE WILL WIN
THE GUBERNAToR1AL NOMINATION.

Binghamton n. Y. July 10 (SpeciaD.-Judge F.
". Downs who is the leader of the Hill Democrats
I'm this section, and who engineered the Danforth
boom at Kansas City, is out with a statement in
which he severely arragns Croker charging him
with trying capture the State, well as the
New-York political machine. and warning him that
the upstate delegates will his interference
He also announces that Elliot Danforth will not
only be a candidate for the Democratic Gubernato-
rial nomination, but will win out He said that
Croker was responsible for defeating Danforth for
the Vice Presidential nomination because he was
too much OF a Hill man. and for this reason Croker
will endeavor to turn down Coler when the time
for making the nomination.
The fact that Judge Downs expresses the senti-
ments of the Democratic majority in the Southern
tier is taken as a indication that the split in
the party between Hill and Croker will inevitably
defeat the Gubernatoral candidate the Demo-
cratic ticket this fall.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
BRYAN WRITES OF NJUNcTIoNS.

A LETTER ABOUT THE PLATFORM READ At A
SOCIAL REFORM CLUB MEETING.
Before the Social Reform Club last night its
headquarters, No. 45 University Place Charles
Frederick Adams. who is regarded as an authority
on international law, took for his subject, The
Constitution and the Flag-Their Relation To our
Policy in the Philippines"
Among the communications read by Secretary
Footc the question of injuuctions was the fol-
lowing from William Jennings Bryan:
Lincoln Neb June - 1900
| am greatly Obliged YOU for the report YOU
sent on the subject OF iniunCtiOns II Is matter OF
great Importance, not 10 laboring men only. but
all who are interested In the cOuntTN'S welfare. /
note the plank suggested I have no doubt that our
platform VIII take a position against government
by injunction, but | cannot Just In what
language the position will be expressed.
Another communication on the same subject was
received from Supreme Court Justice Bantly Of
Helena Mont.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
FoRcED TO MAKE ROOM FOR ANOTHER

Albany July 10 (SpeciaD. The State Forest Fish
and Game Commission to-day summarily removed
by resolution Charles a. Taylor from the office OF
assistant secretary. which he had held four years
There charges against him. simply his
place wanted for another man.
President Wadsworth told him in many
words His resignation was asked for a month ago
and was refused under the War Veteran act. He
was told that his refusal retire would the
Commission much embarrassment and that an
other place would be secured for him He persist
90 In his determination not resign, hence the
action to-day. He has secured counsel and will
test the matter In the courts.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
GOVERNOR AT ALBANY.
CoNFERs WITH VARIOUS STATE OFFICIALS
ACTION EXPECTED IN THE CASES OF
GARDINER. VAN WICK AND COLER-

ACTION EXPECTED IN THE CASES OF
GARDINER VAN WICK AND COLER
Albany July 1O-Governor Roosevelt VINO ar
rived here this morning from his home at Oys-
ter Bay. spent the afternoon and evening IN con-
ferences with various State officials
The Governor stated tonight that he had
conferred with Attorney General Davies and
Commissioner Ansley Wilcox, who took the
testimony in the matter Of the charges against
District Attorney Gardiner, and would further
confer with them.
The Governor also conferred with the Attor-
ney- General concerning the charges against
Mayor Van Wyck and Controller Coler. and had
a talk with State Factory Inspector Williams in
connection with the latter's visit to Boston to
conduct an inquiry relative to the enforcement
of the sWeatshOp law.
An audience was also given by the Governor
to the members Of the State Forest, Fish and
Game Commission.
Regarding the Elmira RefOrHa tory and the
attempts to remove superintendent BrOckway
the Governor in answer to an inquiry said that
he had nothing to say at the present time.
The Governor, who will return TO New-YOrk
City tomorrow afternoon. is expected to take
action the Van Wyck and COer charges
prior to his departure from the city
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
A REMARKABLE BET REPORTED.
NEW-oRLEANs MAN TAKES THE BRYAN
END OF WONDERFUL WAGER WITH
EDWARD GILMORE.

1t was reported last night at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel that Edward Gilmore of the Academy OF
Music had bet Charles Mitchell, of New-Orleans
50 800 even that Mr.. Mitchell could not name seven
States that would cast their electoral votes for
BRYAN and Stevenson. Mr.. Mitchell named Texas
Arkansas. Mississippi Alabama, South Carolina.
Louisiana and Georgia. The stakeholder Is James
GRAY Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.. Gilmore
won a somewhat similar bet four years ago. His
opponent named Kentucky of the Demo
cratic States. Mrr Gray, when asked about the
wager said that no money had been put up. but
that both had signed their names to the
terms of the wager. and that the bet was in good
faitn.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
TO INFORM PRESIDENT OF NOMINATION.
COMMITTEE on NOTIFICATION WILL BE IN
CANTON TO MORROW.

COMMITTEE ON NOTIFICATION WILL BE IN
CANTON TOMORROW.
Canton, Ohio, July 1O.-Acting Secretary Grant
Of the Citizens Reception Committee is receiving
announcements from clubs in surrounding cities
and towns Of delegations coming here for the
notification Thursday. He anticipates
crowd. and has arrangements made for receiv-
ing and escorting the visitors.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley took a drive
Of more than hour Immediately after break
fast this morning and then the former resumed
work with Secretary Cortelyou on business for
Warded from Washington. and preparations
for the notification. There were frequent inter
ruptions by callers who to pay their re-
spects or tc inquire about personal matters
Cleveland, Ohio, July 10--Final preparations
have been completed by Senator Hanna for the
trip Of the Notification Committee from this city
10 Canton on Thursday. The special train Of five
cars win leave Cleveland $50 a. m. In addi-
ton TO the Notification Committee the train will
carry the Tippecanoe Club, Of this city, and
band. There will also be a number of invited
guests of Senator Hanna. king the total num-
Der OF persons in the party about three hundred
The train will reach Canton shortly before noon
Returning, ii will reach Cleveland about 6 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
PREPARING TO GIVE ROOSEVELT A RoUs1NG RE-
CEP1ION IN ST. PAUL.

st. Paul, Nina, July 10-Secreta"y Slime, Of the
National League of Republican Clubs who is here
to remain until after the convention next week. has
received assurances Of attendance from so many
clubs that he is of the opinion that this years
will be Of the largest and most successful
conventions ever held. The fact that Governor
Roosevelt will be present and speak is arousing
much interest, especially throughout the West
The speech at this convention being his first
formal utterance after his nomination for the
Nice-Presidency. will be really the opening Of the
Republican campaign. Governor Roosevelt who
leaves New-York Sunday night, will come from
Chicago to this city Monday night the special
train carrying the Illinois league and prepara-
tons about completed for a big reception on
his arrival here Among others who are to be
present are ex-Presidents McApin. Woodmansee
and Tracy. Senator Isaac Miller Hamilton, pres
ident of the Illinois League the only candidate
Tor president thus far announced, and there has
not been sign of opposition TO the reelection of
Secretary Slime.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
GOLD DEMOCRATS TO NOMINATE.
EX-SENATOR JOHN NJ. PALMER SAYS THAT
THIS is THE PROGRAMME

Springfield. Ill, July 10 (speciaD.-Former
United States Senator John NJ. Palmer, of this
city, Presidential nominee of the Cold Demo-
Gratis four years ago, is out with a statement
to-day in which he declares the Sound Money
Democrats, or. as he terms them the Demo-
Gratis, will hold National convention and place
a ticket in the field The Senator's statement
appears over his signature and is follows:
Mr.. Bryan. it is reported, insisted upon the
Convention at Kansas City committing itself to
the 16 to l folly in order to satisfy the silver
States. By the term 'slver States" 1 mean those
which have silver bullion to sell and desire it's
value to be enhanced.
If Mr.. Bryan succeeds at all It will be by de-
bauching the Democratic party and persuading
it that silver bullion can be advanced 10 the
price of gold and converting the party Popu-
lsm.
a ticket in the field
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

sanized by electfng General Charles DICK; OF
Akron chairman: John r. Maloy, OF CoiulilouS'
secretary and w. f. Burdell, OF columbus
treasurer This is taken to settle the retire
ment of General Dick as secretary OF the Re
publican National Executive committee, ans att .
understood to he in accordance with President
McKinlcy's wishes.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
TO INFORM GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT.
COMMITTEE GOING DOWN TO OYSTER BAY
TOMORROW MORNING.

Senator Wolcott OF Colorado. Is at the Waldorf
Astoria, where this afternoon he will be joined
by members OF the committee appointed by the
National Convention Philadelphia TO inform
Governor Roosevelt of his nomination Vice
President Senator Wolcott, after reaching the
hotel last night went to the Union League club
i was said. to meet General F. V. Greene, the
NeW-Nork member OF the Notification Committee
The committee Will start from Long Island city
tomorrow morning at 1910 o'clock for oyster Bay
4 number Of well known Republicans will go
the train with the committee as invited quests.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

KeoIuk Iowa July 1O-Democrats of the lst
Iowa District to-day nominated D. J. O'Connell of
Burlington, for Congress
Omaha Neb.. July l0-William Neville, Populist
Congressman from the With Nebraska District,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
LUKCHEON TO FAIR COnuSSION

Paris. July 10-Mrs Daniel Manning gave a
luncheon to-day to the National Exposition Com
missoners. Ambassador Porter. Archbishop Ire
land and Consul-General John X Gowdv were
among those present.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

4 DVERTISEMENrS ana subscriptions for The tribune
~ received their Uptown Ortce y. Lcf2 broadNay
81 door Slst-s. O'Clock adNeEtlss
ments received the foowtGg branch o1ces a. rese.
ONCE rates until o'clock p VIZ. "a shave.
cor 23t ST.: l52 6have. cor 18th st Maeys dtnAscs
aud liE-sts liS Coiumbus-ave. West
Vest 42i-st 9th 81 East 14h-st; 9ST Wsss
A2d St. between Tth and sth
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon

Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate O the County q 90. 80
YORK Notice Is hereby given 20 all persons havins Ns
against Hester \. Cowipg. late % County OF 80
York deceased the with youchers A.
the subscriber. tranSIctlnS husnes
the oftcc 4 Hopkins. No 81 Nassau
Borough OF Manhattan OF New NCTk. On "
Sefore the nrst day OF October
Dated New Nort the 27th day ot March. 1890
RUFUS q. COMING. EXecusor..
STANTON s. HOPKINS ATTORNEYS Tor Executor. No u
NeSsRu St-v"t, or Mania New York City
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

has been unanimously renominated by the Fusion
party at Broken Bow He chosen year ago
10 fiji the unexpred term of w L Green. Popuist'
w died
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
POSTAL STATION IN WEST-ST.
SITE FOR THE FOREIGN MAIL ANNEX Sc
LECTED.

Washington. July 10 (SpeciaD.-After an in
vestigation lasting several weeks. the committee
which appointed 10 select a site for the for
eign mail annex of the New-York Postoffice has
decided a building In West-st-, between
Christopher and King SITS. and convenient to a
majority of the docks of the transatlantic
steamship companies. The committee will make
a formal announcement of it's decision to-mor
row. but tonight no further information can be
obtained regarding the report which will be sub
mitted TO the Postmaster-G General
A letter was received to-day by the commit
tee from the New-York Board of Health con-
demning the cellar OF the Postofice, in which at
least two hundred men are employed, and Civ
ing notice that it must be vacated. The COM
mittee consists of Postmaster Van Cott, ~ w.
Machen superintendent of free delivery; Alex
ander Grant assistant superintendent Of the
Railway Mail Service and George w. Beavers.
chief clerk in the Division of Salaries and AL
lowanCes
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

strongly for the ticket. AS his son is the hus-
band OF one Of Stevenson's daughters this cir
cumstance is thought 10 have its influence. The
Louisville Dispatch" the newspaper which led
the bolt last fall. is also strongly in favor of
Bryan. but has little influence. SO far known.
nearly every prominent Gold Democrat in Louis
willie will vote outright for Mckinley, and there
will also be large vote for him in the State
among persons dissatisfied with free silver and
in favor of supporting the Government in its
Philippine policy.
The Republicans more harmonious than
for years They making overtures to the in
dependent Democrats, and Will try 10 lnuuce
them to run candidates for Congress in the Ist.
I'D, lid and With districts. Colonel w. c. P.
Breckenridge will he solicited to make the race
in the last named district.
NO ANNOUNCEMENT FROM GOLD MEN.
George Foster Peabody. chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee of the National Democratic party,
better known Gold Democrats, went to his sum-
home at Lake George yesterday without Civ
ing any information about the plans of the
Gold Democrats. Mr. Peabody has received a large
number of letters from Gold Democrats. He said
yesterday:
Il do not hear of many Gold Democrats who are
:, d5lE Edward n SHEPARD sg who has been at Lake
-, I'm doing more thinking than anything else
politics to-day. BY next week hope to be able to
express my. views on the Democratic platform and
e MI m shiePards friends say he deeply regrets the
GOVERNOR M'NIILLIN NOT TO BE SENATOR.
Nashville, Tenn. July 10-Governor Benton Nc
%iillin last night addressed an open letter TO the
Democrats of Tennessee expressing the wish that
his name be longer used in connection with the
contest for United States Senator from Tennessee.
In his statement he says that the contest has
caused Ill feeling in the Democratic party and
has threatened its harmony This leaves the con-
test between two avowed candidates, Congressman
f. W. CarmaCk, of the Xth District, and David r.
Snodgrass. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
Tennessee.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
DICK MAY RETIRE AS sEcRErARY

Columbus, Ohio July 1O.-The Republican
State Central Committee met here to-day and
chose a State Executive Committee. which or
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

One of the assistant night superintendents Of
the domestic mail distribution department OF
the General PostOf1ce said last night, in regard
to the foregoing dispatch, that he had not heard
officially that a building would be erected in
West-st. for the handling of part of the foreign
mail matter he added that in the basement of
the Federal Building only foreign and domestic
mail matter was handled. He did not know that
the Board OF Health had condemned the cellar
and had given notice that IL must be vacated.
ION a warm day" he said. the cellar is a very
hot place. but have never thought its sanitary
condition was bad Postmaster Van COtt could
not be found last night.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
y pnrsuance ID an orier Of Hon. Abner @


Thomas a Surrogate % the County % New Nor =
Notice : hereby given all persons having cASlls
against James McCloUd the County u New iS'
deceased present the with vouchers thereot
the subscriber. her place OF transacttng business
Offce Armour c Anderson Is chambers
in The CITY OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan. On
before Sth dav of October
Dated New York. the 26th day u March. 1900
SARAH A McCLOUp. ENecutrN
ARMOUR &. ANDERSON. Attorney fer EOecutrsN -
IS Chambers Street y. Y. City. Manhattan Boreas1
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11
~ PURSUANCE ID an ords. of Hon AbneE

c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County q New YORK
hereby given 70 all persons having c3tls 1gast
Eugenia Bethune Se!H late OF county % New foFN
che subscribers at their place Of trans1ctns business s
office Ct Faneuu D : Eet1Cre. Room seq. ~ NassS-
Street Borough Of Manhattan IN the City ot New L1'~
before the nfth day q september mex
Dated York. the tWectisth day % NArc1. ls1Nr
JOHN EETHUNE, STEIN VI. n. Rev. ALasNIS Wiz
IAN STEIN. FA\EJIL pUNEIN STEIN BslIHC.S1%
Execut9rs EUGB&LA REI6CNE STEIN Jr ENsSSsSrS SSrs
FANECII. n. s. BETHC\E. Esq. Attorney Tor H1Sso-
Room 500. 90 Nassau St. Borough q NanA@i'A@
New-York tribune., 1900-07-11

OF Abner q. Thomas. a Surrogate Il -hs County
OF New York. NOTICE hereby all persons hav
ing claims against James C6rsa late Of county G,
New York. deceased. present the with vouch-
thereof the subscriber his place u ausactas
business No 3O45 Boston Road City New YORK
on or before the 10Th day of January. 1901
Dated. New York the 10Th day OF July. 1900
T. EMORY CLCCTGE. Executor
SHAW. FISH & SHAW.
Attorneys for Executor $50 Nassau street, CITY
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon Frans

T. FitzEerad surrosaSe q The County q Nsw , 1Gr1
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons having eL---1
against Emma Grace Knevas late = me CoGns5 Co.r,
New deceased. 70 present with VoucIs.s
thereof the subscriber her place ot traract-t
business at ofice OF Knevas Perry No 81 NassS-
Street Borough Manhattan the city % New 4ofA
on or before the 22nd day Of November NEXT
Dated York. the 18th day Of May 1900
STEPHEN NJ. kNENALS.
PAUL FEM
KNEVALS & PERRY. Executors
Executors. 81 Nassau Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY.
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5urroqntes Nonres.

CLINCH. ROBERT Tn pursuance Of an
order OF Hon Abaer Z Thomas Surrogate & ne
County Of Nev York, NOTICE IS hereby gwen 20 a.
persons having claims aEainst Robert T Chncn axe
the of deceased
with vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBE his Pacs oi
tranSaCtln= otlCe Russell * hoi'nss
No. 80 Broadway, the S1r1uCh OF Manhattan Ly
York before the 18th day of December. sv
Dated New York. the 3lst day of May, 1870
HORACE RUSSELL ENs-u-9r
RUSSELL & HOLMES Attorneys for Executor, -
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City " y
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n pursuance Of an order Of aon. Frank T

IN pursuance OF an Order OF Hon. Frank !.
Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of the County of New York
bearing date the 5Jh day u April 1900 Notice hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against Frank Mcsy
late the County q New York, deceased present ne
same with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber al h p'
OF business The office of William r. SleA
well. las Broadway, the City of New NOrk. oa
SefoTe the first day OF November
Dated New York the 1Oth day OF April. 1900
THOMAS McGOEN. Executor.
WILLIAM ". STOCEWELI. Attorney for Executor. No
l46 Broadway RorOugh Of Manhattan. New YORK CtIy.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

A total Of I6o stamps on mills were
Idle during the month for various causes.
Mining development In the way Of stop.
ing, cross.cutting and exploring, however,
continued upon six Of these nine mines,
and the Magnolia, 10 stamps, ran for a
portion Of the period mentioned.
The total output given for the month,
&i06, 900, does not include the output Of
the three above mentioned irregular pro.
duce's; nor does Il include returns from
shipments to the Selby Smelling works
at San Francisco Of the marvelouSly rich
ore recently struck on the ,so.foot level at
the Golconda mine, owned by the Eng.
fishes. Nor does the total given embrace
returns from the shipments Of concen.
trates to smelters at Trail, Tacoma and
Everett by the Golconda, Bonanza,
Columbia and Badger; neither Is the value
Of base ores shipped from the working
mines In the young Gable Cove district
to the Everett smelter embraced In the
above.
Machinery for new mills upon "a mines
has been ordered already and will be In.
stalled before June I.
Altogether the camp has maintained its
enviable position among the big dividend
payers Of the northwest.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21

years, the ore showing an average better
than SIo. 80 per ton. Upon this quality Of
ore the new mill will be started about
April {, the capacity Of the plant to be in
creased as soon as material can be had
from the mandatory. At the recent
meeting Of shareholders Thad n. Quinn
was made president; James G. End, vice.
president; George }. Barrett, secretary;
n. d. Dunning, treasurer, and John
Thomson, general manager. The same
gentlemen constitute the board Of direc.
tOrs.-Salt Lake Tribune.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-03-21
OUTPUT FOR FEBRUARY.
Sumptes Mines Product Over 100000 In
Gold Last Month.

The Sumpter correspondent Of the
Boise Statesman gives these interesting
figures:
This camp, while not unusually active
last month, still maintained a good min.
Ing and milling average. A total Of I66
stamps pounded uninterruptedly through.
out the 10 days Of February, and the 10
mines In complete operations produced
round &2oo, 900 for that period. Below Is
table OF outputs:
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H. X. Wheeler Buys Mines.

n. K. Wheeler, the well known min.
ing man, this week purchased from n. C..
Dinus half interest In the six mining
claims-Montana, Michigan, Colorado,
Glen, Kruger and Minnie, located near
Alamo. Vigorous development work will
be begun on these claims at once, with a
view to putting In machinery this coming
summer. p. n. Mallory owns the other
half interest In these valuable claims
Granite Gem.