Coeur d’Alene Press. VOL. V. NO. 20. vm > :. - — Tuol«t.i d,« , WANT 1 MI.K NAM TO INTKHFKHK presidency to lead the great bimetallic t» ***. Un«.r u„a., “'TV?' THE DEFEAT OF CORBETT TO SHOUT FOR SILVER host in the present emergency, because he ■«*~n.A ti„, H rb.t.,.1,1. ii U cufr*<"lr Is the moat conspicuous advocate and de­ IDOL OF THE 8P0RT8 ,u * 0 «BJ u lh r„ I,,',1. kbu' “ uf fender of the faith In the entire repub­ im : m u i A n (*m o * i . a i n John n m c . „ lic. l OUK UK HIMKT*M.mi. Washington, June 2a.—Secretary Olney "Resolved. Thst should some advocate NHtHKKV m V EU FIM H HIIIMIt FHIKSD* OP* TCU.RH BSCOlRAbCU and steadfast friend of the free and un­ received cells today from Blr Julian l o r n m r r annwkmn ih a n k e t ’I 1- K. Hulileii i. . yt*f* *'* h-a painrr « I T H HOMHAIMH II JIM . HV HIM diet KPTIOK. limited coinage of silver and gold at Pauncefote, lirltisb ambassador, and the ratio of H to 1 other than Senator *’**.*I.I.ENOK PON A EIGHT. “V* Minister Amiraue of Vengguela, with Teller be nominated for president, we ! t ’WveUlMl Mini i i o »it 5\2* !* * I' u*' ** both of whom he conferred separately llrrlA c M *!*• IMMM- ••>»<**(. Uf flt » » M fJum pledge our hearty and unanimous suport < urban Ha. Alaao.l Kaorkad Oat concerning the arrest by Venezuelan to that candidate. troops of lirltisb Crown Burveryo r H a r­ C olorado lateada to Read a llrlrga* «ad I llaab.d fa kavr lllio- "Resolved. That should Senator Tell­ Jlm*« Intention la tn Voane n Del tn ■ * •- i » L T v £ r - r - « rison on the Jiritish Venezuelan bound­ lloa of c ttlseaw Thai Will er not be nominated for president the ir*#l It* ary. It is understood that Hlr Julian, All < «*Nera. F llu ln n o n a Be. •••If From l)rfr«l, Attract Atleatloa. people of this state with a unanimity acting under instructions from the Brit­ with scarce a parallel In any constltuency In* Preferreff. ____ .. ofg«m s« |U|| 1|4 ,U ,r“ U» /l UIi 41 «Uvar ish foreign office, requested me friendly slll continue him as a senator of the I »*» IB lti« Buntv ,i‘“! •*•■»<*» Intervention of the I'nlted Htates toward I'nlted States from Colorado. That we securing the release of Harrison, as was J«... !* Th. 4«»^M.t« * m°*r*,U: eul“ 8an Fran*- June 24. -Jam#* J. Cor- I therefore confidently appeal to the peo- b u t ddhe by the British authorities in behalf IJetiver, June 25.—The friends of B-u* j pie of the Cniled Htates to leave in abey- «il«4 IO Of dcf aifc4 Hut>- »« iftlK '.S !!* « — •«*" *« .a- ■t-impion uf tile World. h ;i « all but of the American. John Hays Hammond, Han Francisco, June 25.—James J. Cor­ | kfiu* ; tor Henry M. Teller who have been 11- ; ante for the moment all other questions, *• «* 1B« U«u- uimbmhi . i,«i ,„,. u ,' l*'jr *r >' Bor ih , |* f. tonight in a four-round con* during tin- T ran sv aal (rouble vocal I ng bis candidacy on a slver ticket j however important and even momentous bett has answered Hharkey’# verbal chal­ /I ik>r|«l« ,t *•■«« tlu> .o ia io mu) 11,11^ . M “a* a**1*™ i‘»i with Tom rihitrkvy, champion of the Andrade was first at the department, for president ure f -eling much cneour- j they may seem, to sunder if need be ail lenge for a fight to a finish, made at the tuw«uf* i/latfulfil ~ ~~ Ora. a , ax> 1 h*- r«-friee de< lan d the contort a calling before the usual hour when dlplo* . ged by the reception the boom stari-d . former party ties and affiliation* and ringside after last night’s contest by ails begin f j f l ’lv i»4*d It Mv* •■fc.ua. i w •*** «*• “ b* ■•‘a# but It I* doubtful If bv will be »Up* at Hi. Ijouis immediately after the bolt i unite in one supreme effort to free them- himself announcing his intention to Is­ tar. i . i . | w • ** kWBliiiiwl for He was with olney some time, going of the western delegates has had in the selves and their children from the domin- sue a challenge to all coiners. Fllssim- . .« I v j IIU tlciigtlr 11»« tulb 4 lotted by public opinion. Corbett clinch- over quite fully the circumstances of the , • d till if gey throughout the entire fourth weat and south. It is announced that j *t;on of the money power—a power more mon» preferred. If the latter does not L. t.i.ci 4mJ Utibtfi NlutakUu Harrison incident. The minister said the Teller's name will positively b.- presented destructive than any which has ever accept within two weeks. Corbett says rd I k * l«HtUcf Ik *« S<1- i ,o u ,lli l,J «*vuld punULmnit. The chain* affair had been magnified and was lacking been fastened upon any race or of any t’ioL w breaming heavily and appvr* io the Chicago convention, and be will make arrangements for a fight 1 ri'tii.k lu Milb4f«t liu iisuru in Intention of serious indignity or wrong hoped that th« strength he wili show on age. and upon the consummation of our with Hharkey, to take place on agreed • l*l > gtca'.iy * a t.auet i d When the rouud to the British. tile initial billot will stampede the con­ desires and efforts we invoke the gracious Jli WltlhHt H.iat, l*«aM j.. **“,w B.i mT *iie! ,or tu> *>•« tot eg, while lharhey — emad aa frean The exact nature of the British request I territory, preferably In Mexico. vent.on to him Teller's nomination w Jtcl t'l t w-c 1 f ht tvUt • tataKTitu or kkii.ii I. or „ Jimh * truck one of the policemen u vicio i» has already taken steps to communicate IIF.A lift I *H W H S (.A TO M A DKRBV h -'w More pul icemen jum|a-c-t Ireen decided who will le- will make no other plans until his meet­ U III Mr | * Ita ••••! k a a l It«li*rtaiioll Of f ',J** i*n^ Hharkey w*» finally escorted to the medium of the I'nlted States minis­ A m u w r:.> u | mm » a* ter at r’aracas l»v«-r th<- nominating speech, it is claim­ M«ee Wan Aol Veaaallooal—ftbeepa- ing with Corbett has been arranged. «•* U r4rr ed tiiat He.iator Blackburn, for wiiom the krad Bay. 4 .. d:.i«a lu 1 lb liia a H.tn I t am i* am* have lost none Ordinarily the first step of our secre­ The only mark of punishment which delegation is instructed, would Hharkey bears is a black eye, acquired j l**»'ua Ofcsu Jut, H Th. . .. 1 id ::ttu interest in Corbett | tary of stale would i>e to ascertain for like of a g t r t l ; a»i»»«,•: voCttarnilou u* himself, through our minister, the exact rather see Teller nominated than carry *'in< innati. Ju n e 23.—The sum m er m eet­ during a breakaway in defiance of an of ($1 •»*np.c demonstration tonight j off the prize Kirns* If. ..ml i: is expected agreement with Corbett. O K UJ \w glia «* Jofcla x^eaicuj fc«,r i d) he irottd Ixgali to assemble 10 fa. ts. but in view of the peculiar rela­ ing of the Latonia Jockey Club opened Mrl.i- tions of the parties he might depart so that so in-on- close to the Kentucky today, with an immense attendance. The Sharkey says: "Of course Corbett | c T. ■ i .. ural.2 I our-found contest between , statesman will be commissioned to plane ana Tom Siiurkey* far from ordinary methods as to preewde l*atonia derby was the feature of the would fight differently In a fight to a ■ »:| k*:t> U d cu ttti. *al!«l l.j u, 11., lj". this in the present instance with a re­ Teller’? name befort the democratic con­ Jay. Five came to the post—Dwyer's finish. He would not do any infighting, 'M i tftiu U Ltid b) o >ck when the doors of 1 he | quest that Harrison l*e released and the vention. but neither would I. I would not take so -i-a to n»« ate ujhv! re ojk-ned. there was « ru «ii pair Ben Brush and lien Eder. Semper - lb* ia d fl status quo be thus restored to what it Colorado will off* r no resolutions, a-vl Lgo, Jxiki and Howard Mann. The (jet­ many chances as I did last night, and rl-f.oit.» u* t a , 1 ,. '■* In half an hour nearly every was before the arrest, it being understood her delegates will not be particularly ting v.as 1 to 4 on the Dwyer entry. € to I would lie su re when I w ent to hit. > U lL ^ a ll) *c alt **Mk s. dil d • the bn ding wh:, n holds 10,dW i u***; **'i in the meantime that there should be no conspicuous in the convention, but it is 1 on Semper Ego. 10 to 1 on Loki and I<0 I believe I can put Corbett out in 10 ojiii.-!» I H J U. •«» crcrtdrsl Corbett stock lose j evidence on either K'.de until the case can 1'frriirfcl i. few o U t ta 1*. fore the tim e *ef proposed to send from this state a dele- to 1 on Howard Mann. They were *eni rounds. Anyway. 1 want him to fight .1 a ^ J M J K a be settled entirely on its merits gallon of citlze ns whi.-h is expected to away with Loki in front. Semper Ego m*- fo r th e $16,400." 1 f'cMe*! to take place. This .»f* llM t a la c*d Idt » * H \% t rttt-f . . f i w ttLenl ' n. Jt is asserted th at second. lien Eder third. Ben Brush Corbett In an interview today claimed od :s of K- lu t w. re laid th a t the from iaai to Vm bi :»fl « t a * ( g»«*t Kkt.tSwra? if I •*! k » O IT A Sim TO KII.VKH (O IU l.K men. Including many *»f fourth. Ben Ed*-r was sent out to m ake he was not badly punished, saying that W • .j!d not be able to knock the th* w ealthiest ind best known business the pace and as they swung around the his only mark# were acquired when he J l.lfd Vdl « • » »{ l,Uf I m «(i4 } our it* tiitee routids. Then C jr- • t.J Vibcfl A HvtbitarL! Mealore I be Silver IIoIImc f«» Its |»rl- men of th e s ale. with a mammoth upper turn the positions were: Ben fell on the floor after a clinch. Corbett iaU iM talttai fcfci.. .. -‘Oe> tjegati to roll in and it v u brass band ar Eder. lajki. Howard Mann. Semper Ego said, speaking of last night’s ftght: 'I i, , vtbKt.u.f t find men to bac k H hark-y mar) Itnitb. 1 th* fam ous Lead vi lie luMMd to like 4uU- ’ • i-alri -t. *w> wUfi. ! !iu» 2 f, - rum corps, will (#e in C ; rid Ben Brush. Howard Mann dropped made a mistake in grappling with Shar­ back last and from then on to the w?re key. If I were to fight another four j»-.- • cl* a }4« 1 -«i a c J Ootbett «a# seconded by The friends of Mr. Teller say that th«* lien Brush moved up on the far turn and would stay away and do only ouen point­ f t f w># ttfc* tat o' tM t.N H Mk» H u k llM t.il Ml u l l u ltli c< > and tjeotge tlfeen. Hhar- Kte\e (’lay. chairman of the state jin t i«H«at7 ftMtttla mittee After addresses of welcome frum indorsement of the populist party is as­ went to the front in the stretch. There ing. It was his w'restling that tired nds wtafr Tim M O rstii a n l sured for him if the democrats max# was a brief brush between the two Bens me, and in the fourth round I frankly Frank Carr w chosen local representative# K te\e <'la> was »'«...... r ,w"'~ ...... elected permanent charman. Hm their candidate, and that tins would and Iooki, but th a t colt did not like the confess that I was quite exhausted. In flMMitaral Nrk not Ik- possible should * straight-out going and Brush went on. winning han­ throwing my science away and fighting in i /'o rb rtt assum ed the .ig- The commute' on resolution*1 and plat- f'trn tiaving been appointed th< conven- dem ocrat In chosen. dily. Ben Eder second. Loki third, four Shark*-)* a t his own gam e I w eakened rn !fie tatart and i«nd«-d on the | lengths in front of Semper Ego. m yself." ft. Cart* . . agmln »ob went itjto the n.>mination of a gov­ * and <1u' k*- i a heavy swing , ernor and state officers. THK MIAKK ( ONMITTKB RBftKIOA The t.m - was 2 401* and tne race was not James J. Corbett and E. J. Lynch. sensational, lxiki was only started to Sharkey's backer, met today and nomin­ ke> Hn.«rkey rtru ck t’orbeti - V Atkina w a# r* nominated for gov­ ernor by acclamation and ad the oth-r \% «rk f«»r I andltlateft Lojal •«» lire help a good field, as Mr McLean, his ated for a finish fight for $11,600 and the re.,.?- arid cliOChed I'orbel! I largest purse offered by any club. Hhar­ tight heavi > on the )*w. In ' ►tate offb er> » m * renominat' d with the U b ile Metal. owner, knew he had no chance against c> eptlun of state treasurer, in whose Ben Brush on a soft, slow track, but he key was not present, and the agreement of!*ett ’*u«1#d w.th th* left a n l 1 In n v e r, Col., June 2a.—In response to a ran a good race. was not signed today, but there will b# U!!) !!.< right place W J Sheer was named ••all issued by 1 N. Stevens, m em ber for The delegates at large from th»- state The derby was $12,290 o the first another meeting tomorrow, when the ar­ ounl Sharkey landed a hgv j ibis state of he national committee of horse. SKM0 to the second and $SU0 to ’he rangements will be completed. One of ' > !.itt al»d followed it Up With | a*. Kvan H well. »•« rick W alsh Poju- th* silver party organized at Washing: »n Brown and H T loewls. third. the stipulations already agreed on is that ‘orbelt neat.) dodged 1* heavy In January last, several hundred » f at e. A . The nnan- ial plaitlr of the platform is Mile—1 selin won. Bloomer second. Cutl- gate# representing the free silver element - * Uiir i. time, lift 4-5. m onths. Wta follow ta of every county in the state assem »!*d "lb-solved T hat congre*# h as no p *wer Four and a half furlongs—Protus won. ■ k• > Kharkey landed « j here today for the purpose of sele.-i ng Three Bars second. Planet third; time. M OVTAVl PRESS %«90 mot.*-) <*r aga.tist The k-ynote of the party’s j»oli in gold «.r silver .-«:n of the 1'mted Hta'es red g r.•!,•*’) <“orb* tt landl-d j reference to the presenr campatgn. ,s the tim e. 1 ;17V*. •1 '> the sal.or Hharke) ! as to their debt pa>ing functions—su h im m itiM tlll.t |\|H»|4ft> ll relegation of all issues save the tinan ai . 3-year-olds, net value Missoula. June 25.—The Montana Presa dtscrimlna ions depriving the citiz* n* of question to the background. No delegate tl»« use of on* kind of a andard money 11 2 '. mile and a h a lf—Ben B rush <122». Association convened here today at 11 CKJBd <;«#ed if admitted to either tha state o’* i»a- Kims. 10 to 4. ■ : H'iark*) ruahed at ('orliett j l rovided by the conatitutb n for the pxy- von. Ben Eder <122». a. m President J D. Matheson In the 'H'lial conventions of the party who re- Thorpe. 1 •ond, l» k i <122t, Rav tt dodge 1 and hharkey clinched :| meet of debts and w. demand th* r*-«»-aI f’.’s*-.-- to subscribe to a written docuraen chair and Secretary J >hn 51 Murry at «' Ian fe 1 a he* v > t ight on I V | • f al! law s or part* of laws m aking .*u< h ond. 1 to 1(». third; tune Sttou. id* dglng himself to lay aside all oast Five f ur kings—Suisun won. Belle Bram- the tabic. A large attendance wa# pres­ t to * r u t t landed a Tight or. j iis.nmli.*: lone a«» 1 the r*-*toratlon <1 p artv d iffe re n c e an«l to work for the j tb« standard ‘ilver 1 liar t«i the rank **f «- second. Adowa third; time. DS4. ent from all quarters of the state. The # at I t . . : wed it w th a left <‘or I s» ketion of candidates loyal to the .-ause morning session w »s devoted to appoint­ .an Jed w .th J*av> right and left ! primary motiev whnh it held prior to Seven furlongs—Aim## Goodwin i at# second. Elsket third; tim#. 1:32. ments of committees, hearing reports, ! jiara t^* *4 an 1 m th, f.« *■ Khar key was grogg) j 1*73—b) opening the mints to th* • >in- The cor vet sllv. • ir*n was called to -evlewing new members and officers' re- ■ i 5 1- hn h (*#tt landed a tll& a m »y J X. Stevens. '-m ler gold at the ratio of 3«. H%ll X4» %l TH4IRITV TO XPK %K •ortv A summary of the papers puV #fcr A«‘. : * V » ft r left re, K! arkejr a Jaw and Kharkev j :(•« national i • I' er com m it tec Th**r- w istled in Montana shows th** number to • it a\ 1 punishment 8hark*> ' 7p* delega e*. Prayer was off* red by Re .**. dailies ll weeklies 79. mrmi- week lies HI ft Aft I •: R U K Ml.LT IT PF.OIU % k a t a i Thomas t xz< 11. who asked a blessing 2 and monthlies 5. aggregating the sum i') r:g%.! 8h*ik«y striking wildlj j this convention, on the coming conven­ j a. Hharkey landed a r:g)»t ; »f over h million dollars. The association i*r count-r in represented *re. Tribune. Stevensville. th*- firs day * ght He express* ! th« hope thai th "Th*- recent p ro n u n o am en to of a few J. R. Faulds: Ravalli County Republi­ n« n apart Corbett j s*puiist genii* men at St. I»uis urging i h* id him tightly of th* b < v. h tou rn am en t A high « r Chw ago convention would nom inate a can. Stex'ensx'ille. Jam es E. 8te\*ens; pievente*! fast tim«- man whose position on stiver ta* uneqot I the democratic convention to nominal* Avaunt Courier. Bozeman. W. W. Aldcr- In the two mil* h andicap there w *- vo«-al. and sugge#te«l Teller an idea! an- Mr Teller was. in my judgment, an im > and unable to i*eriinence. and it was treacherous so fa; 'ton and daughter Margarette; Cbront- ItfloM I HMIftt TtUMMtnU id fell down Cot ollision and s*\«-ml riders w. nt d. w v.date The mention of Teller's name set 'le Box* men. A. F. Yerkes and wife; J Boiler had his «'4»iiar bull* btoki ti * as it attempted to speak for the populist . (krill I up th the r* fetee and md the enthusiasm ’ p arly as a whole. The**- gentlem en spok* Recorder. Billings. H. ft'. Knight; Inde­ - til I «ftl«*l 5rl«» Th* r.ftke to another ra < Sanger was s light I v r,. was continued •r the na: pendent. G lendive. J K. VWidmeye.-; ! jure 1 li i Wool .r l*r. ! \rr> t:r#d Hharkey ' Tal»or s temporary the party, and had been given no i*ermis- -s I M Spencer and M. Ife-man; Rocky . ..! fight throughout th* wind v;on to speak for it Personally. 1 Mountain Husbandman. White Sulphur • last two rounds Hharkey was The track record was to ken by Harry j The Colo 'leg ates v '1 be a unit hav* a high regard for Mr Teller, but I Springs. George H. Scott: Western Min- * r and Corbett was forci’d to (’lark, making the mile in . 1.1 35 ’ •» S enator Teller, wh Invited the have no idea that the old party spirit ng World. Butte, Charles Heilbronn**r; k*#p th# sailor from fighting Novice mlb J H W arreii of Peoria v on Bean national convention, for th* of the democratic organization will lie « Recorder. Anaconda. John McMurr.iy . i t. v »i of all #rho saw the Chari* s I.avtn <»f Chicago second ft L dental nomination of the fr<# alive; • p ar y far relaxed as to bring about his nom on session Hon nation. And in any event. 1 do not think Helena. W J. McHaffie and wife; Inter i ;o tlo- fresh* r *»f the two a: Tw,. mil. hand; ap. professlonal-J F W icks of Pueblo was chosen jn rman** it existing conditions warrant populist m Mountain Butte. B. E St. Charles Min­ th* o*.ie#t ft la {•raf'tlrally a (♦rtebler won A C M. rtins second. F H J chairman Tin featur* of the ufternn >e dorsem* nt of the democratic presidential ing A rea. H elena. A. B. K eith . N orthern ,**r.a*k*> who ha 1 to l*e held Mlrn thlnl. t.me. 4 XI was an address !*y #x-('ongre«sm m I^af ticket, even though the nominee is for Newspaper Company. . H. T. « to keep him from going at Half mil. en. professional W Hanger j I*• in *'. who paid a trib u t. to Senat>»r free silver and the platform contains th* Brown; Record. Quigley. R. II. Bailey: w.*r< «»t:.. ’/.eigb r i .»t> i. Arthur Hardin- Teller and hi* western followers woo positi\e free silver declaration. I regard Minneapo ts Paper Company. Minneap­ «*l** 1 |t» 1* ■ «'t t h i d . time. 1 tO l 5 tKdt«*d th*- n atio n al republican c*>n\* i- the integrity and perpetuity of the popu- olis. W H McMillan; Judge J D. Math­ M‘i** pnvfessiona!. 2.3* class H arry I non , list party as ess* nt ial to carrying out eson of Killings and David Marks of ('lark won. F C B arn ett se*'on ! Jiw* \ Th. delegates to the national silv i • th* plan o! reforms we have esj*oused Helena. % MUM •THIKI %1 til tit If Ml «««. (•rk h ler th ln l. tim* 2 13 3 k. con'ention to 1»* held .t S: Louis July The money question is but one of these At 4 p. m. the members of the asso­ Mile 0|H“ti. prof«-**sb>na)~Tom Cooper 0 wen hoaei fo iws Cl • . - "While the democratic convention ciation were driven to Bonner in car­ Or* *fti4 »« Hr«rfc M »" «.«»M l> r w.,n. Arthur Car l n« r se ond Ott /.elgler Linux 8 T McDermll \ 5oubtl«*ss will Ik* for free silver, yet it riages. where the large saw mills and i \ i ftt» it t h e iti:» util bird. tint. 2.16 1-5 '••tt I. B llayles, A H Walker, A V will not be expressive of those othei electric p lan t were \-isit#*i. reaching home f‘ 1 f ' « f f ttha • If «* n o r of Hopkins. Ralph Field. J K Andre H J great questions of land tenure and of .a in lime for dinner. At he opera house <-1 c r. -v « 1:f tlm niftir Hi MtlHKIi M IIFRK OF Ki rsey I. S Cornel! A A Robinson bor which the populist party regards a* in the evening a grand entertainment » • IfMMt f • <» K Ltaiffen, H ll. H ayes. H K Felix vital I had hoped that there might be was given. Among the prominent parts * t> rr,» * » ’., »m U • a fft «t> Mrs Frank Hall. Mrs I. M Stansherrv sonic amalgamation of democrats, popu was an add re os of welcome by Judge '*mi< n a-.t fr.*’. *r> as al'.a. W ash. Ju n e 24 —Law rence Dora Phelps Buell. Mary C Bradford lists, silver men and all others in a new W. W. H. Francis of the Missoula board ' Jtt**fC If'ft.' *i I>» kit . * wh'-m the sheriff has t*een J B B elfonl I. K. L i n men T B b laration of principles, and If need Ik* 'f trade and * response by Judge J. D. a new r.am* B ut the tint*1 for th at ha> * » »*»* ai « rrt.lS. fticft im k(4 sevrial .lays and for whim a Chicago June 25 The Evening Post has Stuart tScorg. J Merrick. A *.« >n St ok Matheson of the press association, fol­ • r Micha«-1 Spangler. A F. P ie rc p M gone by and all that remains ts for the $'«• Is offered, was brought Into a sensational p»« • « of railw ay n* w s to lay lowed by a literary and musical pro­ to th* effect that Henry Vltlard. backed ('ook* (l*otg. Simmonds. T W 1 IVvn- popul.st party to maintain its integrity gram. Delegates ate coming In on all v by Reinhold Harras. who waa by European • apitaiists. has about com­ nell. A B. K^nler. C. P by nominating its own candidate on its train s. t)th Trac* > an J man This combines the west and the ing after a long illness, aged Xt. Trum­ a j.ft of | hr * > i •Uc-.t fthftl more A- iihio and the North* rn Pnciii. It W N. II. Chmtieg J( na in w p M south, the two sections to which we look bull was conscious just before he ex­ 11 • I of ISM oe fliian i is also said that th* apparent antagoiit.-m I'ormlck J D Pilcher. W It Grafton. for results " pired. but could barely recognise tho*e ■ » • | M NOT | % A a*It \ III t : KOII T H E H U K l»etwe**n tb* reorganiaatfon * ommltte* of John Harris. John Grey. G A Moulton. about him. He was surrounded by nls r• r -“*'■* I th# <|f?nMbllC assumed, and now. when :h« scheme Is Platt Wl ka s Bavei <; F a quiet sleep T ru m b u ll’s final slckn-*-** was the result of .♦ cold contracted while * ’• » t •Hit'* l»la*#in|T nno.chlnd damocrall. " all but accomplished, a reconciliation has |*atrl k Mi - M K Ido k J K ^m*nd that «h* ohilfatlAtt* <>f Dowm y . J W Ixvkin J T l.aw less. attending the funeral of ex-Governxr ,,, ..II Ihul in r>*‘ 1 ” ' , ‘ taken place. f •’-rmotit of • vary form. t«® fcnl-l vp . m ac the ' cr |u’.'!‘ r . . ■' ^ p, ighk• > t’slc. N V June 25-In the John H Shaw. J D Vaughn S D C un­ Koernor. ’ c ff | in ronformlty with th# , \ and leaden sk'*-- ;onifthi. th-’re IIF.P4IHTF.II %T 4i4*\ KRWIKAT ( OftT ningham . H M. Hogg. J. W. lk»w.l a n l R aleigh. X. ft'. Ju n e 25.—The d**m*ft- (Lyman Trumbull was horn in Colches­ ‘ r » h l h th ry W«r# Iffiirl. In 111yi. . n .niragem ent for tom orrow ’s l'.tui Boyd •latli' state convention was called to or­ ter. Conn.. ftVtober 12. lxlX He studied *« y and tiltrti at th# option of 'in M * ;* " ^ ’.’"hVn. oil inn iace and the weatherwise The convention adjourned with three der by State ft'hairman Pau. Theodore law in Georgia and was admitted to the e krrnmatit of |h«> fnitrd fttat## rourftf h# ta,*u»<* » cheers for Teller after adopting the Bil­ bar in 1837. ln 1M1 he was secretary of . ,e n - . yowl'd ah ap . it will probably Iv*’ an unfavorable Klutz " as ohost n temporary chairman a r ** at th# option of r rr-titor# la (tH Rttertl uiidsrftanditti, lowing platform and mad* a spee h ft'on vent ton took te- the sta te of Illinois, an*! tn 1&4K w aa t*. # \# th<*t (ktihlii w ar m iaty In }. \*. \<». that he rat'e will not be post- Resolved. That th** paramount issue of>s u ntil 2:A' p ni elected a Justice of the state supreme » « m | th* part*## th*r*to ought to If r w a ir r «i u m » * Washington. June 25 - -Judge Reeves, no- at this time in th** Ended States is in­ court, ln 1854 Trumbull was elected to , m | unless the water Is so bad the llel or of th# treasury, decided to*lay that W hen the convention reassembled, the ** r ) *** {^* r‘*htft of halllgaraflty ” , . in not row The start t« set for disputably the money question It is platform commit ee made its report. The the I’nlted States senate. l*p to th.it '^1 I a t f • .r m r|o«i»rat*'# to vot# for • a unit upon all qu^vtlon# Invnlv- Ktstes. Th«* women were detained at P*»r I ihc i-hlcamv I'urlln*: A >. ' IM H 1 M I'KI.KRH %TIM. "Kemdvft*d. That on this issue w« are un­ silver and gold without discrimination 1’nltcd States senate and was one of *’ # ila'form or r«n>t dat#. Whlht th# ' . li.r la lun Hon th>- mofnlnc. ftlOl \ Townsend, Wash , on the’r arrival there alterably opposed to the single gold stand­ the first to propose the amendment *o l.aln a al 1 • pi.cl In ■< The general immigration laws prohibit syainst either, at the present legal atlo i '• m wa« briny r#n«t th*r# wa# much ard. and demand the imniediat* return of 1<* to 1. and we condemn the system the federal constitution for the abolition * i=* Th# r*f#rwno« to ft## a»lv#r j J- - :^ P,*^ad «aru <>r* th# platfo rm w aa mov#d. #*-<'on* o n tih a June 25 Hix thousand Hioix, lector at Port Townsend. years to Issue $2U2.0»Xt.rtti» of bonds in HUM .»;r^ n.V!Kn.l!^?Td,aV W urd er, of .unrestricted coinage of both gold «let to m aintain l s credit ii|K>n a single Andrew Johnson. He afterwanl acted » ’'" m in Hr m ini r*>«# to protfftt. b»it »** th. r. mnant of the most powerful flgut- and silver Into standard money at the with the democratic party, whose can­ ‘ ’ d # n Th«* platform waa adopted Vno uamp* «r‘’ »“Pr«*<* 10 '* ln in' of the American Indians, ate tod-tv ratio of It* to 1 and u|Hm terms of exact standard and a gold basis." I’ROTKtT V MOin M thIM i PVNTV Paul B Means precipitated the flnanc al didate for fOVmor of Illinois he was 1$ 1 1 l* M rfllnley. can d id ate for ll*t»- drhrla ------l(t. brallng the great event in their war equality as they existed prior to l'uX. the l(8k] ■•'t eov#rn<»r, waa nominated on the IPMloty tbe JiMh anniversary of the le- silvet coin to N* a full legal tender equal­ question by offering a straight gold stan­ l .rarll H «a dard amendment for the silver section •' °nd t.allot .'I -S h ill siru«tirn of t'uwtar's command on the ly with gold In payment of debts, pri- 1*411*94 W ILL MF.F.T %T KLLE49HI HU rou.hl.repair. N Tn Junr ...... l i l t |tig II •» ;t, Ju n e ?•*». IS7K. They are vat* and public. That to our senior sena­ When he mentioned President ft'level ind as "my Ideal man of all the world,” .here 0,1,0 nrworiM Tir rnivicm ow . 4ti,. t...l at the sv'ene of the terrible m*s- tor and fellow citiaen. the Hon. Henry la'ndon. June 2f*.- The Kt James Ha- j M Teller, we accord all honor and ad­ storm of hisses and yells of deri#- ; ^ r 3 : r , ^ r, nn,| though ;w»ao*'able are Indulg­ aette says this morning that in dispatch­ brrM nl tltnnaf t nnnlmnnatv la ing lu all the fantastic dunces and ceiv- miration for his personal worth and high ing a military force to protect the Brit­ 1 character, and speak of him as thousands old plank was lost by a vote of ! ft nr of l-'ree *tlr#r. iuonles Incident to their traditions There ish survey and road making party near l.hrd in (hr followm* or icr noth! i biff cel* brutlun July 4 , of us have know n him to lw from hi* Kllensbuig. Wash.. June 25. —A private Cntumbtik. Ohio June »» —Tt>» v.rd. iv nnaylv"'.- l olumMa. __ the Aearadtscl the government of British . early vigorous manhood to his present telegram has been received here from • ’ !.r,„ >ro Allnn W. Thurman. J W. Hulana has don*' what the situation plain­ gox * Tacoma saying that the populist state ll*» 14 leahlp Aeeep4e«l. ! ripened years. Throughout hts official life u .rr krmanlana hilled. ly dem anded, adding convention will Ih> held In K lltnsburg. X,‘ ••**n. I. F. ItoM an. 1C It Flni1l«r Washington. June 24,-The navy depart­ he always has been found at the post of ; lieutenant governor, "The policy of non-resistance pursued j duty, doing battle for the masses of the The convention will probably convene I’m u.nvu-rntlr Mint, convention con* ...... iu n c ment tod«y finally accepted the battle­ has not been successful In settling our . " l* ^ ’ohiihl nfi.r h.in* In aeMMlon con- , people Especially do we honor him an*! } Wupretu# ( «»art Brrtalous. early hi August. o f Ma ^ ^ ’i t nV* A rm e n b in a « r c Kill* J ship Oregon from the builders, the I'ni-in disputes w ith Veto auela No other great " * *. v nil .lay II waa primarily a Iron works of Kan Franetsoo. who mad# |H>wer would for a m om ent have stood the i his associate delegates for their heroic j Oly mpia. Wash . June 2S.—The supreme action In following their convictions In ,-ourt the Judgment In the case Episcopal 4 otleae Closed. ' rr conicntlnn ami acconilartly Iho hulM- goo«l «H defeets In th# protective deck. series of attacks of Yeneauelan soldiers ’ * r a hiv