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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
DRUGGISTS ADJoURH.
Efforts Will BE Made to Prevent Cut
Prices.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O-The final ses-
sion of the annual convention Of the
Wholesale Druggists association was
held here this morning. The following
officers were elected: President. j. w.
Walker, Albany, N. z; vice presidents,
Frank s. Churchill, Burlington, To-; Fred
erick NJ Robinson, New York; q. C..
Smith, st. Joseph, Mo-; H. W. Williams,
Fort Worth, Tex; F. Michaels, San
Francisco; secretary, A. B. Merriam.
Minneapolis; treasurer, s. e. Strong,
Cleveland; board Of control, J. g. Fox,
Atchison, Kan; James McCord. La
Crosse, Wis; Fred L. Carter, Boston; M.
Carey Peter, Louisville; L. z. Hall.
Cleveland. The next meeting will be
held at Montreal the second Monday n
September, 1904. The Wholesale Drug
gists adopted a joint agreement with the
proprietary association of America. the
-.merican Pharmaceutical association
and the National Retail Druggists asso-
ciation, whereby the sale of drugs tend
ing to protect the druggist against cut
rate dealers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
FORM A MAMMOTH TRUST
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE
COMPANIES WILL .cnNS0ILn ATE.

IElfEGR APA AND sa TELEPHONE
COMPANIES WILL CONSOLIDATE,
NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-In the forth
coming issue the Electrical Review Will
editorially publish this:
There have been numerous rilmors of
late concerning the probable amalgama-
tion Of all the telephone and telegraph
companies of the United States The
Electrical Review was recently informed
that rapid progress was being made in
this direction by the financial interests
controlling the four leading companies
These are the American Telephone AMI
Telegraph company (Which now includes
the American Bell Telephone company,
the Telephone. Te.egranh and Cable Com
pany of America, the Western Union Tel
egraph company and the Postal Tele-,
graph-Cable company. 1t is predicted
by those in position te know that these
interests will be consolidated into enc big
company TO be known as the National
Telephene and Telegraph company, and
such consolidation wilt be accomplished
before the end of the present j ear, ,,1sAss=- 4s
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
THEY WANT 100000.
suit Against the Estrte of Calvin
9. nrics,

suit AGAINST the Issfcte of Calvin
9. nrice.
NEW YORK. Sept co. Katherine o.
Briee, the widow of Calvin S. Rrice. and
administratrix of his estate. is the de-
fendant in a suit begun in the supreme
court, in which Thomas NJ King and
James 7. Terry seek TO recover 100000 as
commissions in a deal which was con-
Quoted by the late fnancier for the pur-
chase of the controlling interest in the
Pittsburg & Western railroad. Original
~ the suit was entered against Frederick
P. Olcott, William A. Read. Henry w.
Cannon and George 7. Baker. who, il
was alleged, We're interested in the deal
with MIR. Brice. Since the beginning of
the action, however, the plaintiffs as
sert that they have learned that the first
four men had no part lin the transaction
between Briee and King. As a result
Justice Scott. in the supreme court, to-
day granted an order striking out the
names of Olcott. Read. Cannon and Ba.
ker as co-defendants. in the suit. The
action, therefore, is directed against Mrs
Brice, as Administrative of the estate or
Mr.. Briee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for Today.
Fair. Warmer.

Weather Forecast for Today:
Fair, Warmer.
I-Utah's New Senator.
In House of Commons.
GOebeI Murder Trial.
Allies Go After Boxers.
2-TeIegraphers Banqueted.
Mgr. Nugent Here.
Ctty's Market site.
Salvage Of Storage Fire.
S-MfnncapOiis Matters.
Northwest News.
Municipal League Meeting.
Status of the strike.
4-EditOrfaI.
6-SpOTtlng News.
League BaII Scores.
Politics of the State.
Some City Politics.
6-Nesys of Railroads.
Gold Ore in Ontario.
Popular Wants.
7-MarSets' of the World.
Chicago October Wheat, u LIE
Bar silver, GO I-2c.
stocks Weaker.
SIN the Field of Labor.
More Money for Taxes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21

ing by Saturday night is is feared that
a strike will follow None of the SO, 900
employees are working now, but are not
on strike. They are simply awaiting an
agreement on the wage scale for pud-
dleTs and finishers, as the scale has been
agreed upon mutually for all others in
the Amalgamated association.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
FISHERMEN DROWNED.

Tempestuous Weather Has Prevail Il
in MnsSachusetts Hay.
BOSTON, Sept. 2O-The furious gale
which has battered shipping off Cape Cod
since Tuesday last proved disastrous to
fishermen from this port The schooner
Mary A. Whalen, of this port. reached
here today with her flag at keif-mast
four of her men having perished The
IS members of the crew of the Boston fish
ing schooner Maggie Sullivan, wh3
strayed away during a dense fog in the
fishing grounds off Cha last Monday
night, and who were thought to have
perished in Tuesdays gale arrived hers
today. The men, after vainly attempting to
locate the Sullivan, sighted the schooner
Julia Costa and rowed to that vessel
which brought them to this port
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
Insurance Commissioners.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. 2O.-The ma
tional convention of Insurance commits
sioners continued It's session today Hem
on the management and methods of con-
ducting. insurance department business.
The committee appointed to confer with
a committee from the fraternal congress
on the matter of fraternal insura1ee pre-
sented Its report.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
MORE FIGHTING IN SIGHT
COLOMBIAN FORCES MAY INVADE
ECTAD0R.

NEW YORK. Sep 2 The Her las cor
esponde..t n tiua yaquii reports that Ge9.
Nelasco, OF the co.ombIan army, and
Senor Guerrero. prefeet of lpfales CO.
lonlbia. nave protested IN a most emphat-
ic manner against the protocol recently
signed in Quito by the colombian minis
ter TRIBE, and the Eeuadoriah govern
ment They severely scriticise Minister
Tribe. Another invasion is expected
soon by..Ecuador. 1t VIII Ire supported by
the frontier authorities. The Ecuadorian
congress is unanimous in it's support of
the government
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
NO AGREEMENT YET.
Differences over AmaIgamnted Scale
May Result I'm Strike.


CINCINNATI, O.. Sept 20.-After a
protracted and animated joint session of
the conference committee of the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers and of the conference committee
of the manufacturers, an adjournment
was taken tonight until tomorrow morn
ing, without any definite result being
reached
Since the mills closed, June 80, there
have been five of these joint conferences
without result, at Detroit, Indianapolis,
New York and elsewhere, aAd IT was
thought that some result would ne reach
ed today. Neither side has yet given up
hope of some result being reached by
Saturday night and perhaps tomorrow.
But. If no result is reached at this meet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
MADE GOOD THEIR ESCAPE.
Winnemucca, New, Rank Robbers
EIude Their Pursuers.

II ltstS 1ss-LF UFNHFE-S.
WINNENIUCCA New. Sept. 9O-The
men who robbed the First National bank
yesterday have escaped to the noun
tains. They e,uded both the posses from
Colorado and from this place. reaching
the Silves ranch, thirty miles northwest
of here, an hour ahead of their pursuers
Here the robbers made their second
change of horses, having left four ami
mails at the ranch several days ago The
robbers then struck out for Squaw val
ley. their evident intention being to get
into the Juniper country lat the head of
the 0wyhee river, a wild section, where
they will have no trouble in eluding
their pursuers At the iSiIves ranch most
of the Golconde party turned back. the.r
horses having given out 1t IS the gem
eral belief here that the robbers will es-
caDe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
PARALYSIS IN BRAZIL.
COMMERCE. IN SOUTH AMERICA,
REPUBLIC PROSTRATE.

NEW YORK, Sept 2O-A dispatch to
the Herald from Rio Janeiro, Brazil, via
Laredo Texas, says: The Commercial
Union has sent message to the govern
ment requesting the adoption of meas
ures TO save Brazilian commerce frem
ruin. Business is being paralyZed. Banks
are receiving orders from the interior
Withdrawing deposits. The Commercial
bank has suspended payment for sixty
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
scottish Rite Masons.

BOSTON. Sept. 20. The supreme ceun-
Gil Ancient ana Accepted Scottish Rite
closed it's laboFs today after q short ses-
session, with Sovereign Grand Gomman-
council Will meet at Milwaukee in Sep
tember, 1891.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
BRYAN's PROGRAMME.
VIII Speak In minnesota Sept. -
and Sept. go.

CHICAGO, Sept 2O-The following Is
the Itlne any Tor w } Bryan: Sept. -, N
North Dakota: Hankinson, $50 a. M !,
Wahpeton, 500 a. m. Fargo 9:55 d. M;
Grandin. 1880 ps M; Hillsboro, 1850 ..
M; Reynolds, 1850 p. M; Grand Forks,
2:S5 p m; Grafton, 4:4O p. m. Mr.. Bryan
will speak at Crookston, Mimi, at 7:l0
p. m. Sept. 20. Sept. 80 Mr.. Bryan will
speak in Duluth. Oct. 1 and 2 he VIII
devote to Wisconsin, and from the 10th
to the 18th he will be in Michigan.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21

Roosevelt Reaches Ogden, Utah, o,
His Tour.

Rooscfcta RV't~HoS oBuch, ttdn, OH
His Tour.
OGDEN. Utah. Sent 20-Gov Roose-
Welt limited the number OF his speeches
today TO FIVE, including the night meet
ing at this place. The special train ar
rived at Ogden in the evening, where d
stop was made for the night.
At Logan the first stop of the day was
made, and here the meeting was held IN
the Mormon tabernacle, mile from the
station. At Brigham City Gov. Roose
welt spoke in the open air from the barc
stand. The meeting at Ogden was hei6
IN the opera house.
At Logan the Roosevelt party, escorted
BY the local committee. left the trair
ana proceeded TO the Cache Mormon tab
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
BEATEN TO DEATH.

Louis F. Miller of Milwaukee, Killed
in n Fight.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. 20-Michael
Jordan, a butcher was arrested here this
afternoon charged with causing the death
of Louis F. Miller, who was found dead
and badly beaten In gutter in front of
the Star theateF last night. Miller, who
was cashier of the theater, is said to
have accosted a young woman whose es-
cort had dropped behind to get a cigar.
The escort caught up and gave Miller
terrible beating.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-21
JAPs SUSPICIOUS.

believe nm UnderstandIng Exists
between Russians and TN An.
YOKOHAMA. Sept 7. VIA Victoria. B.
c.. Sept 2e-.The country Is tremen-
dously stirred up by the discussion Of
Russia's proposition to withdraw from
Pekin While there Is no fear OF Russia.
there Is the deepest listrust In her di-
plomacy. and conviction that an alliance
exists between the Muscovite empire and
the empress dowager's government The
political situation, however, now hangs
on the outcome OF the Russian question.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13
NOTICE.

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EXPRESSAGE !
CALGO =. GGLSOT6.
l~sss sr.ess ~ Classss Dvss Stow.
Hsssss ~ PuSsesssass.
LAND Osr'cs At Mos!.css. cvtn.

HOseos ~ Po6eoeasaoo.
LAND OSvscx At Morysrrs. rvtn,t
.. Juiy D. 1sus.
NsN ~c - k~rsbv given thai the fSlowiny n ,1~l
setees lsAs fled nossea ~ h~r inteutiaa so nsaho
Hn prr.s IN supgssrt H her ~iaisn. ard thss I'D
ps..f will lpe Wadc beSo!x ~ tss H. Welrh. 81 :
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On August -. ta0 viz
ALICE JANUARY.
uppe h,f D. = Ns. ~. uss sssse.. f~ the ~
halt ~ the sputheAa IssAsser II srcttra H. SS1o-
she a00ss toe esaiSwinU Wito~s-es - pesve ~
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~ lassd. VIZ:
william Eleas. Lswrsacc o. King. Arthur
King SD O. q MiIdIesso. al Vf Eetcr'. nseos
eouutv. CaoeS1o.
C.hassss &. Mn -h0sa h ~iss o. Q ppeas eel
sAp~ res>sa Why his D. , NJ. espl tie ssSSsa,
sASoh IA - ca1 ~'le<1.
Js8os 4 kAvsOv, R.xsseps.
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The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

Upwards of e5OIOo.O0O more of Amer
lean sgficulturaI products wers eHPort
Cd in the Ascsi yesr just en.ied than in
1893. Our exports of American manu-
factursd goods havr incr 'sssl by more
than 60 900, 200 this year.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

II The istsrsst q our expanding CON
0seD - Fscooossd that Coogrsss
esssts Dspastmsnt a Commerce and
Industries. In the charge a Secretary
With . sset in the sbinet.-Rcpubli-
eaa rlatfoso.
UseA . policy viii beip to extend the
0sststs Tor the products Of our farms
ssd factosiss. thus sssur'rg better de.
nasd for both and the steady employ.
osos oe American labn:.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

Hasss ere sistsg ip vslusfsst. Thcre
= 70 ssascity q GOD farm aniasls sil
ovse ~ eosnty. ths eaass being that
Il lsts ysess little attention has been
psid - hsss<liaG and The unusuai mum
bse a vsss In the world makes b.ssIs
dsoasd for hossss q . certain heighth
esd tsild. ed hey sse being bought
up q . lively saSs. isaviox the isfesiors
20 Do ~ as0eolie vostG.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

0ises ths lth q March. 1897. Con
eFsss hes authorised the copstructioo
q sosty.sies sAips. with q total die.
pasesoeot a 3l5.Ael tone. This in.
eluAss eight battlssbips Of the first
eless; siH ssoosed cruisers. II the Arst
eiass; four Donitors and nine protecteti
esuissss. Thess have b~en completed
aod paacsd II comnission Ia the ssms
tioss total a thirty two vessela. With
- aoUrsgats displacemeot os s30sl
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

Two billions two hunire.l milions NJ
dollars vas the value ot our fOreish
comneFcs during the Hscal year i"st
suded. of which American vess-Is car
yisd pss ceat--toseie~ ships carrying
% pr cent. and earning eDO,MOWO 1t
The expsnss q tho A m~Fican peopie.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

Aossiesn crss, II stands higher than
tAst oe any other ns,ion--Rspublics. /.
Pattern.
Il ~ sot 90 vhen the last demo-
esatis psssidsnt wss trying to bOrrov
uooey In EpRlapd.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

Ma ChsA Botseoej vi1l give hsr
''1ong Recital" sons night ssss vssk.
the date yet u - decided -. Mo-
Croxton uill b the pi siss ssd Mr..
Thos- KERN. violinist. fhs sstrs. air-
nent will 10 unj ubtsa'y tAs IN st
pl, ,sing and instructive ever given in
D~lfA.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

The incsssss il tbs foreign trade u
TIE Ueited 8tstes during the fiscal year
iust e,sssd, - eonpsssd With the pro
vioss ysas. viii probably azsrsssts over
thrss bssdssd uillioos ee do,lsss-by
fer ~ greatest In oss his>eey. yet the
peopostiso a oaR truSe carried h AnsS.
iess ysess,s - ~ tossss = ssy pss-
vt66a yons.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

No ssiionai ticket ever nominsted
gave moro general satisfaction tn its
PARTY and more troul'l- :" it's opponents
than the ons named by the PhilA-iel-
phis convention
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

Every corn fed etesr in N-brsska is
nov worth el2 to SIG more than in 1896.
Faruers 10 that state will hardly vote
for demoesatic tim-s again.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

Uecls Sam has fifty shiIs war IN
The far Esst and j, 10 the largest fieet
there. Our legitimate intrre~is in the
P.ei6c will NOT b- neglected by the
peoooot administration.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13
For Fr~~idant.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
For yic~ President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

ThD total gross earnings Of railroads
vsrs "a. 900 900 larger last year than
In 1875.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

II Psssidset MCKINLEY. the psoVis
havs . oan of high character. unsullied
sspststios. ussvesviog patsiotiso. asA
sesoaess essdiiase thas he wss IN
10o. ,bscosss bio rrmssksbIs export
soes hss strengthened and beosdsosd
Bin cd bsetes equipped him for ssscv.
tivs dutisa. H Oovsrnos R,ossvsit.
~ OssDse hsvs . representative a the
ssajvsst Aoesssssiso a ths dsy. asd .
0eo - e)essly Identified vith The pnJScy
q sspsssiss - 10 the Prssidsst hio-
~. 1As1 make aserooe teen.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13

1Ao AeeAisDs Topska 4 0esta Rs
sso6 - opssed ~ Hss isso 0ss Ysss-
eisss. tbs pessseess sssvics bsiag pst
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sesss .Ihs sasd sscssuy iossA . vssy
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0ss~ thse sos bsssty q dsstgs ssd
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a.. =; 49, = 81 ~. - "'"''s =.
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Bee section. -, Hun,.A C.,,


Bee a~ctions ut Hunt Il Css. ~
Henry Hsmmoud u lay ing ths ioun.
.lstion fs h.nsisn@s brick essidsnce
vt the corner nf - and Asis streets.
aiich he viii occupy whea coap,sted.
+. /. Franklin representing the P-ters
Paper Co.. wss in town yesterday. Mr..
Franklin 10 sccs mpsniesl On this trip b.
his wife.
Ice c'ram freexers in Ill sfyles and
ICES at Hunt 4 C'.
NGesey - teas ss Rsoeasss anA
10Wo PPSDse9ly. 0ese eES01ak. Ne
aeaay. tal1 oV 0egeas
WaatsS.
LOAD uf hay "a subscription st this
office.
II In h -n dem. .iistri'.-d ~ eairriei~v I;si
OF On. Nian,e Cough care nj: !. slus lsrori-
remedy f.v cougAs, 'sls. ernps thtns. HIip,c.
.nd ! ihr,as a'.d iun: trsDibss. t'urrs quickly.
II te'> dri 3 sur'.
Screen wire doosa, etc at hunt 4 ca.
Li,le .ry Fi..r Away. - @ y .srs ss :sa s.ssain
srses drug sti'rs -
Tents. wagon cuvers xnd swsines a'
Hunt L Cu.
Ice crs,m soda with crushed fsvii At
CIarkeis Drug 6t0se.
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13
Cssy hsvs nssssss.

Ioey woOt WeSsese.
sp-~isl t'rr~sIoade nc~.
Did you asy it wss warm: Well !
should sss s--its warmer.
Frank Is-u,.sier ~ Psonix spent the
4.h with relatives herr.
-. Smith and wife are visiting reis
tvs in the North Fosk county.
Mn. II. c. McMillss and Mp. J. 8.
Fullsr have gone up on Grand hesa TO
spend few days.
Mn. Nm. Dsl.sIl Of Grand junction
spest the 4,h with Mr.. J. s. F'sller.
Ms Payne Of Aspen his b,sa visit
ing relatives here.
Cecil Smith. wife and sister Olive
we're visitors Ut OlAthe lsst week.
Geo. Wilson will have about 100 ls,xe~
of spricois. BY the way. friend GeOrgc
10 quite u poet.
J. J. Frank 10 erecting Hoe store At
Celaredsc. II y y frame structure
22x36 story aud half. The upper pos-
tion will be used - . resiIsuc, BY J. n.
Holland. rscently from Indian Territory
Who will stock the store with general
osschsndiss. We bssreak good trsds
fSr Mr.. Holland.
Henry Mswkes hes gene up " his
sheep camp usss hsskill p. o.
TIE picnic vas quite = sucsa A
good o%ny ssoss Oslts wsrs In stessd.
-sness ssg :. --.s'-'.
Ed 6slisberry q Like City hss bses
visiting 10 this vicinity.
The little daughter Il Oliver Wright
1ss bitten on the hack u the bead By
dog yesterday morning.
Msstss Freddie 6tsli 10 very Io~ With
fever. HoosfEs
The Delta independent., 1900-07-13
Top Of the Heap!
Thin IL . str,ng statement bet .
trufhful ono.
Tongue Creek Coal

ls tbs hsst. bures Iooeest. .shss hottesa
Ire. dnss not make . bSshsI a saAss 10
. psck q roal. doso Dot csacs opea and
su 70 pjsuss - soon - the eos - sis
sssilDss Il. Plesty a coal ost II niass.
GOD bsnt hossss ed gpsd sashess.
Pr.st's food--the greatest Animal
end Poultry ltegalstos.
.. =. WWYoN, 089TA, Oo40.
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0oeees ~ 0eVoossessssa.
I,xp Ovvscr AZ Mosrsv.s, CosonAn>

L,xp OvvscE AZ MoSrnO.x, Cosonams. Z
July -. locg. J
N:Sics e ses.hy gives sSss 0e s,elosing naasl
6nu prsr.f In sup0sS II hss riaim, aud S11as
stsA pepf vsu - SlaDs lsef,ec y lsU, \. ws,Ua.
C.slnty Judee an4 ex-Hucso cierk, ~ nnsoD,
Cssasos. ~ Assuss u. ssoA Wig:
rRBOG1pcH l.. 0Aa0lSoN.
apra hss y. .. - re- osssea ~ " ., se<eoua
~ svwn.esip = ssssh, sasos - wsss " shs -
pgtNe poI Ne00e9.
ne ssass - eNlswtas wftss~ss to rso~s -
e0weau~sU v01o1soee upsa sal euleivasiso q
alA IaoA. vtE-
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The Cleveland Plain DEALER y OsD.
ocsstic psper. II y owned Ly mas
vho fos fifteen years fought fos silver
With oil ths strength he possssssa He
has been looking over the Ksssss City
retusos aud be finds that hsd the Terri.
tories that have no electoral 1tss 6oea
eli,ninsted 10 the committee on rsoolu-
tions. the l6 TO 1 plank would hsvs re.
ceived twenty one votes tor and twsoey-
three agsiost the prOposition. and thsss-
fore wss defeated in the vote II rsstsict-
cd to the States which slons have .
voics in the election q . President.
But i've Territories vulsd eos the 10 TO
plank and one against Il Ths. chsssd
the balance. and the p.sss wssdecisrsd
sdopted BY . majority q two. The
twenty -ons States voting 10 the con-
nittes fos the l6 to plank hare total
electoral vote of 157. a which % were
csss in 1895 for Mr.. Bryan. TIE twssty
three Etstes voting sgsinst this plank
have = total electoral vote of 37. a
which Ms. Bsyso receivsd % 10 10o6
The Plain Dealer belisvss that without
thss isd0rssasat u 16 10 I the Ds0o
Gratis would have hsd . esis chance this
yess 10 have carried California. Con.
pecticut, Ipdisss. NAfyIssd, Nsv Jer.
ssy. New Yost. West virgiais. and WIS.,
consiu. With IN segrcgsts u 1o1 vosss.
and says this would more than doubly
o2sss Whstsvsr States might - Iost a
tboss vhich voted ID tbs cp~oisiss f.s
The 10 70 plank. The PIsis Dssbss's
hgusss 80 eossest bss Il b oisiakss
shout too o. sAsss 0esssa Ths OSoo
crafts cosld sos carry Csiisossia thts
ysss; re DO sSs bssisvs fhsy could hsvs
c.ssisa Nsv Jssssy. Nsv Yosk o. Wiz
csosia. 9Th - Wisb0st Inst Daase.
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tAsy wiIl carry pessih,y sll ths 0essss
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