The News and Observer. VOL. XL. NO. 153. RALEIGH, N. C., SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8* 189tf. PRICE FIVE CENTS THE *lB7 OMHMTHM OF ARY SMI CARDURA DAILY. L.ASS EDITION. AFRAID TO MEET WATSON. » A. 51. rnother new wen BRYAN'S TRIP EAST THE NcWS THIS MORNING The Gold Standard Democrats Democratic Reader Now on His Meet and Organize. HJE WEATHER. Way to New York. United Forecast for Saturday—The THEIR NAME States V>earner Bureau issues the tol- THEY STEAL HE LEFT HOME YESTERDAY lowing forecast for the next twenty- four liouis: For .North Carolina—Fair; southerly WillCall Themselves National And Thousands Waived Him a winds. Democratic Party. Parting Adieu. Yesterday: Maximum temperature, 95; minimum temperature, 72. NATIONAL CONVENTION CALLED A SHORT FAREWELL SPEECH Nat ION a L AFFAIR6. 11 .H lay Evans positively declines to It Will Be Held in Indianapolis the First Crowds Were Assembled Every .Republican nomina- at Sta- he a candidate for tion Along the Route to Governor of Tennessee. Week in September and a Shake tion for Hands With The coroner’s jury in the Atlantic Gold Sta idard Ticket the Silver Cit\ railroad disaster place the respon- Leader, the wreck on Engineer Nominated. sibility for Lincoln, Neb., who was killed. August 7. —The Bryan Farr, lndiana|K>lis, hid., August 7. The trip through the was inaugurated strong pooling arrangement has East A name the new party is the National at 2 o’clock this afternoon de- been effected by the railroads West ot of under Democratic party. Its organizers call cidedly favorable conditions and au- . .. Chicago. , spices. It was a day of torrid tem- A fusion ticket agreed upon by the those supporting the Chicago platform Populists in Kansas perature, but long before the time for Democrats and and ticket the Populist-Democratic the departure of the party by' both conventions. Bryan the and nominated party. National convention of the Rock Island depot platform was crowd- The Texas Populists have put out a The ticket. Democratic party will be held ed and when the carriage containing middle-of-the-road electoral National Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Populists nominated the first week in Sep- drove up a round The Georgia at Indianapolis of cheers went up from over a 1,000 Seaborn Wright, of Rome, for Govern- tember. There was unanimity in the throats. or on a prohibition platform. to conference on the selection of the name Most of the crowd were successful The Bryan trip through the East in notification in New \ork began of the National Democratic party and reaching Mr. Bryan’s hands before the Watson : Why t’on’t come in ? Russell: Guess I’ll go back ; too heavy. he boarded the train. Yesterday at 2 o’clock. also in determining to distinguish the Russell that surf ’s * over his After Mr. and Mrs. Bryan had en- President Cleveland denies two parties by referring to those sup- he has given any tered the car there was a request for own signature that as the them to the concerning the proposed third porting the Chicago platform Wisconsin, Ellis B. Usher, Lacrosse; crystallized in favor of the Hon. Sea- NATIONALBASEBALL LEAGUE. appear upon rear platform, advice Populist-Democratic party. Virginia, H. C. Simms, Huntington; born Wright, of Rome. which they did. As Mr. Bryan appear- ticket project, . There was a conference before the Vermont, J. W. Gordon, Vir- declared ed the hand-shaking was renewed and One man killed outright, two fatally Berry; When the chairman the Summaries of Yesterday’s Games in severely hurt provisional National committee met at ginia, Jos. Bryan, Richmond; Wash- convention ready to undertake the in response to continued calls for a injured and five others Various League Cities, Mr. said: - Packing plant in which it was decided to call a conven- ington, Ira Krutz, North Yakima. nomination of a candidate for Govern- speech Bryan at a fire at Swift’s tion and nominate another National “Ladies and gentlemen: In ordinary Kansas City. Those reporting committeemen se- or Mr. Wright was placed in nomina- • Cleveland, Ohio, August 7.—To-day’s ticket. Some of the Eastern and South- were times I would have desired to have tramps killed and a number lected, and who not present were: tion by Judge J. K. Hines. No other game was close and exiting and was Four ern members a third ticket Colorado; ¦ the notification take place at my home. of demolished by a freight wreck opposed IxHiis Ehrick, of Edgar S. name was presented, and Wright was a battle between the pitchers. Score: cars at first, but when they were told that Wilson, of Mississippi, and Charles S. i But this is not an ordinary campaign, on the Des Moines railroad in lowa. nominated by acclamation. The notn- • | Cleveland .. o—3 10 5 and in the Middle States party fealty was Conrad, of Montana. inee is man of high standing 0200601000 I felt that the cause should arise ! young .. The provisional committee of the a Pittsburg 1000100100 o—3 10 5 any personal in In- so regarded that many Democrats The secretary read the resolutions and famous throughout the State as a above desires we might gold standard Democrats met not vote Batteries: and Zimmer; have, and therefore I expressed the 35 being would unless there was a third adopted at. the conference held in Chi- fiery eloquent orator. He is pos- ' i Cuppy Kil- dianapolis yesterday, States then and len and wish to notified York, ticket, all objections from the cago July 23 by ten middle Western of large and is expected Merritt. Umpire, Emslie. be in New that represented. East sessed means our cause might be first and South were withdrawn and States, the object of which was to ar- , to make an active and aggressive can- A FREE SILVER GAME. presented the decision to hold a convention was range for the holding of another Dem- in the heart of what now seems to FINANCIAL. vass of the State. Baltimore, Md., August —To-day's be the enemy’s country, which unanimous. ocratic National convention at which The ticket was completed by the i 7. but wo of Bros., was argued as , game was a one-sided hope to lie our country before this The big textile mills Rhodes It that the campaign an independent gold ticket should be nomination of Dr. J. A. Parsons, of and featureless were ,affair. Meekin was out of campaign is over. (Great applause at Llewelling, Pa., which shut proceeded and the Republicans began named. Milton, for of State, Zaborn knocked the and were in to harsh • Secretary box and Gitting took his The cheering.) down last Saturday, placed say things of Democrats J. 11. Outhwaite moved that a com- Bell, of Burke, for Comptroller Gener- ¦ ; place. yesterday. many of the vote ; ‘score tells the rest. Attendance, 1,951. “I appreciate the kindnes which my the hands of a receiver latter would foi mittee of five should lie at once ap- al; J. Clark, of Chatham, for cotton was again wild Bryan and Sewall. as Donald neighbors have shown, and all that I The market distasteful the pointed, whose duty it should lie to , Attorney General; W. C. Sibley, of, jScore: by o ng Chicago platform can promise you is that whether what and panicky.being influenced str was to them. As select a time and place for the conven- for Treasurer, and W. E. Baltimore 02103370 x—l 619 1 l rejiorts; Southern gold over I Augusta, I do meets with your approval or not cables and ad crop the close the Eastern and stand- tion. There was loud cheering Smith, of Decatur, for Commissioner I ; New York 00000100 0— 17 2 25 .12 men were for anything I shall do my duty as I see it and ac- was at a net loss of to points. ard said they this motion. Delegate Martin seconded of Agriculture. | Batteries: Hemming and Clark; grain markets to defeat the Chicago ticket and plat- was cept all consequences which may fol- The and provision this motion and it passed unani- platform indorses 1 St. Louis ; Meekin, Gitting and Warner. Umpire, badly form. they readily consented to the j The tli# low.” (Enthusiastic cheers.) were injuriously affected by the mously. platform; against bar-rooms; Sheridan. demoralized stock market in New plan that had ben outlined by the exe- The chairman then appointed the declares Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were alloted the cutive committee. calls for the abolition of the present WASHINGTON, 4; BOSTON, 3. drawing room of the Pullman coach, York; provisions showed material de- committee as follows: ! The strongest opposition to n third convict- system; demands the improv- every section of which was occupied. clines. James IT. Outhwaite, of Ohio; Chax. ing and extending of the public school I Boston, August 7.—The home team In nearly all lines general trade is ticket came from Rhode Island and Tracey, of New York: J.ll.Faulkner, of As the train drew away from the system; condemns the acceptance of made the Senators present of to-day’s fluttering unchanged, in some departments life- Texas—the smallest and the largest Alabama; J. W. M. Cutcheon, of Min- ¦ game by station thousands of hand- passes and telegraph franks by State . miserable work in the eighth, parting less, the hot weather and had crop State. They were given the fullest nesota, and L. C. Krauthoff, of Mis- the only inning in which kerchiefs waived a adieu. j officials; condemns lynching; demands , the visitors The first stop was at Murdock, Neb., reports having had an unfavorable in- consideration because of the desire for souri. were allowed to : the election of all public officers by . score. Stivetts pitch- a small station, where a crowd of fluence. unanimous action which was finally The States were called for the l<**n- ed a remarkable game, way the people: denounces the fee , but in the about men and were at The stock market w as unusually ac- secured. The telegram from President tiom of the convention. Col. D. W. present eighth he gave two fifty boys the system and favors a continuance of¦ bases, and aided depot. Mr. Bryan stood upon the rear tive and displayed great weakness; Cleveland was regarded by all as in- Law led presented the claims of Min- by errors in the infield, Washington dicating his sympathy with the move- pensions to Confederate soldiers and platform and waved a greeting at liquidation was the order and the de- neapolis, followed by John L. Griffiths their widows. cored twice. Attendance, 1,850. Score: were exceptionally heavy. ment. Every mention of the Presi- for Indianapolis. them. The train stopped but .a mo- clines room plank, the most im- . Washington 0000 00 4 o—4 5 1 South Bend, Ingham County Savings Bank, dent’s name was loudly eheered. 'Hie 11. M. Davis presented the claims of The bar ment at where a dozen The portant of the is as ; | Boston 01000101 o—3 10 3 men w ith Mr. at Mich., did not its largest visiting delegations, outside of Louisville The strongest speech on feature platform, conversed Bryan through Lansing, open follows: Batteries: German the car window, doors for business yesterday; its as- Indiana, came from Kentucky, Ohio, the location w as made by S. O. Pickens, and McGuire; informing him that “Civilization, to say nothing of Sullivan of were sets are $285,000, and deposits $144,000. Indiana and Illinois. president of the Indiana Gobi Standard reli- Jtivetts, and Ganaell. Umpire, most the party silver Repub- Among the Kentucky delegates Democratic League. He said there gion, has entered up judgment of con- jLynch. licans. demnation against bar-rooms. The At about were NORTH CAROLINA. were ex-Governor Buckner, ex-State were many Democrats In this pivotal GAME POSTPONED. Albright fifty people Chairman C’has. R. Long, Senator A. J. State who would vote for either Bryan public conscience revolts at the license assembled. About twenty men boarded Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith Carroll, ex-C’hief Justice Thos. H. or McKinley, and since it had ben de- system, which fosters tUp saloon arid Brooklyn, N. Y., August 7.—The the train to accompany the party to at Linoolnton, N. C. and family Hines and \V. TV. Knott, editor of the termined to have a third ticket it would generates its manifold evils in consid- Philadelphia-Brooklyn game was call- Omaha and it appeared as if Mr. Bryan The Baptist State Sunday School Louisville Post. They accompanied be a help to the gold standard eration of revenue that pays less than ed at the end of the second inning on knew every one of them personally. met great Chautauqua at Morehead City Mr. Haiueman, who is a member of the Democrats of Indiana and do much to a tithe of the public burdens it en- account of rain. The seore stood 0 to o. There were less than 500 people Tuesday night and will remain in ses- committee, and T, Tyler, non-American, gathered around depot Executive R. defeat the Chicago ticket and platform -1 tails. It is monopolis- VIRGINIA LEAGUE. the when the sion till Sunday night. who is a member of the National com- in this doubtful State if the conven- tic and essentially immoral. train bearing the Bryan party pulled The Eighth district Senatorial con- mittee, from Kentucky. They favor tion was held in This “We therefore, declare for an anti- At Lynchburg: into Omaha. These, however, were met at Indianapolis. vention Newbern yesterday and Carlisle for President and in the event settled the location. The ballot re- bar-room law which shall make secure ILynchburg 0230 3 012 5—16 20 2 enthusiastic in the extreme, many of nominated Frank Thompson, Roanoke 1 0 0 1 them being of Ons- lie is not nominated they want Gen. sulted : Indianapolis, 19; Minneapolis, the local prohibition already obtain- 0 1 0 0 3 6 13 3 personal acquaintances of low county, and D. L. Ward, of Craven. Buckner for Vice-President. 6; Louisville, 2. The five members of ed, abolish the beverage sale of intox- Batteries: Stult-z a*id Fear; Coons the candidate. There was a stop of The Wilson county Populists will The Illinois and Ohio delegation did the sub-committee were out preparing icating liquors and provide for the and Lynch. 55 minutes and the nominee went out hold their nominating convention to- not ask for anything, but there was a report did not sale for other purposes under public At Richmond: on the walk§ day. their and three others about the depot and general drift for Senator Palmer for vote. control.” Richmond j;; jg q shook hands with Colored Firemen’s Association his visitors. There to* President. The Indianapolis people then cele- The convention fulfilled the predic- Petersburg !!!!’.!!! l 6 5 was no speech-making and Mr. Bryan meet in Wilson Aug. 12, 13 and The 14. provisional National committee brated their victory with invitations tion as to its action on the National Batteries: Mularkey and Foster; after a short, conversation with sev- A forsaken babg found in an old of Democrats not endorsing the recent to luncheon at the Commercial Club ticket made by Thomas E. Watson in Hallman and Vetters. eral of his admirers went back to his house at Durham; it Chicago was in a valise platform and ticket held ite rooms and announced carriages for his address last night by unanimously At state room in the Pullman. From the with a good supply of clothing. initial meeting here this afternoon. evening a Norfolk: drives about the city. A re- adopting resolution presented by Norfolk 3 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 I—ll 12 5 window he continued the hand-shak- 'The hall in which the convention as- cess was until the then taken 8 p.‘m. 1 platform committee authorizing Portsmouth, 0— 1 2 4 ing process until tlu* train pulled out. EIGHTH SENATORIAL sembled is a small one on the top floor the State 00000 001 DISTRICT. It-was*B:4o when the committee re- Executive committee at any Batteries: Clansen and Fields; Short stops were made at the Union of Commercial Club building in South assembled. The visitors filled the as- time that Arthur Sewall should lie Lampe and Wilson. depot in Council Bluffs and the local Convention Met at Newbern Yesterday Meridian street. The room was de- sembly room. Senator Jno. M. Palmer withdrawn from the Democratic tick- Rock Island depot and at each about corated with bunting damask and lace, was given an ovation when he entered et to withdraw six Populist 100 and Made Nominations. electors FUSION people were assembled. curtains hung at the windows, and the hall, ft, was announced at the and place six Democrats in their stead. COMPLETE IN KANSAS. When Keola was reached at 6 o’clock Newbern, X. (/., Aug. 7.—(Special.) flowers and palms adorned every avail- afternoon session that Gen. Bragg was This done —The Eighth the convention adjourned there was a crowd of 300 people in district Senatorial con- aide space. President Cleveland’s pict- delayed by a washout. At the night sine die. The Same Ticket Nominated by the waiting. Mr. Bryan’s vention met np|>earance W'as here at noon to-day in ure hung directly back of the presiding session the announcement was made Populists and Democrats. the signal for a chorus of cheers and tthe court house. 1 Col. S. B. Taylor, of other’s stand. that he could not get hen . calls for a to which Onslow was STILL IN MIDDLE OF THE Abilene, Kans., Aug. 7.—The Popu- speech, Mr. Bryan county, made chairman, The commercial committee was call- Gen. Chas. Tracey stated that they ROAD. replied that he would not and \\ m. L. Arendell, of Morehcad list convention adjourned sine die at make a ed to order at 3 p. m., by Congressman had taken measures to perpetuate the speech. “I am very glad to see you. City, secretary. James A. Bryan, in Texas Populists Put Out a Fuil Elec- 5 o’clock this morning after a. con- Bynum, of Indiana. !Ie announced greatest of all parties and needed the tinuous I am not sure yet that I have been ¦opening the convention, made a flue toral session which began at 8 that Gen. Bragg and Senator Palmer foremost of leaders. He nominated Ticket. night. nominated, I have heard that I was address of an hour in length. D. L. delayed o’clock last were by washouts. The meet- Gen. Jno. M. Palmer, of Illinois, for Galveston, Texas. 7. Popu- and I am going dow n to New York to Ward, of Newbern, and Frank Thomp- ing of Aug. —The During the night session, the was open to visiting Democrats chairman the National committee. Lst convention this morning nomi- following see about it. If I learn that I have son, of Jacksonville, were nominated as well as to Gen. Palmer was selected unanimously. nominations were ac- the members of the com- nated E. O. Meotsen, of Bosque, for complished: been nominated, then I will make some unanimously by acclamation. Both mittee and room Gen. Palmer said he sympathized most L. C. Boyle, At- the assembly which ( oniptroller. Marry Tracey, Barnett. torney-General; F. Rush, speeches.” are excellent selections. Ward made will hold about 50 persons, was pack- earnestly in the purjiose of the meet- W. A voice, “You a short but telling speech. Thompson Gibbs, and Stump Ashby, the com- Secretary of State; 1). N. Hef- have been nominated ed. Temporary organization was con- ing. He would work for the preserva- all right and be not present. Hon. F. M. Simmons mittee appointed to formulate answers fenbower. Treasurer; W. 11. Norris, will elected.” tinued until the evening session. In the tion of the integrity and future use- “I hope,” was was called for and made a lengthy and to telegrams, sprung the following Auditor; W. 1). Stryker, Superintend- the reply, “that after absence of Mr. Robbins, of Illinois, Mr. fulness of the Democratic party. The telegrams for the the election you will have eloquent speech. He praised the work Chicago endorsement of the ent of Public Education. established Ewing, of Illinois, was made tempora- convention had forgotten the Bit. Louis convention: has a reputation as a prophet.” of this convention, and highly extoll- A honor as n.s the 11 lieen a. session of tiresome ry secretary. call of States showed well the principles of Reply to Louisana conven- talk, and it was 3 At Avosa was encountered a mani- ed the National and State Democratic 35 Democratic party, but he to see Populist after o’clock when States represented by committee- hoped tion: the last nomination was festation of increased interest. This nominees and platform. Itwas a good all back into the fold made, and men present, as follows: brought and "Texas provides a full electoral tick- the selection of the chairman town was reached at 6:45 p. m., and a day’s work for free silver and Demo- J. M. would work to that end. of the Alabama, Faulkner, Montgom- et, and declares for Watson, lint not State Central committee was taken up. crowd offully 1,000 people was gather- cracy. ery; California, Jno. R. Wilson, of IntTiana, wnn district is of the E. B. Pond, San Fran- for Bryan.” There was a big fight on the re-elec- ed at the station. It was an enthusi- The Bth composed cisco; Connecticut, Joel elected secretary. Jno. I*. Felenzell, of astic and following counties: Craven, Carteret, A. Sperry; Reply to Kansas Populist conven- tion of a chairman, and the question crowd except during Mr. Florida, .T. L. Gaskins, Indiana, was elected treasurer. Hon. : Bryan’s Jones, Onslow, Lenoir and Greene. Jacksonville; tion was left for the State Central com- brief remarks there was a Georgia, T. B. Neal, Atlanta; Illinois, John O. Outhwaite, of Ohio, as chair- “Texas returns greetings, and will mittee to decide. succession of cheers and noisy assur- John M. Palmer, Springfield; Indiana, man of committee on a call for the a middle-of-the-road ances of sympathy. A BIG RAILROAD POOL. put. electoral tick- Mrs. Bryan was John R. Wilson, Indianapolis; lowa, National convention and plan of organ- et in the field.” ENDORSED BY THE DEMOCRATS. ization, address introduced in response to calls for her. L. M. Martin, Marshalltown; Kansas, reported an to the peo- Reply to Georgia Populist conven- Hutchinson, Kans., 7.—A Mr. Bryan her as the Chicago. Aug. 7. President Stick- States, Aug. dozen j presenting bet- Eugene Hagan, ple of the United which was : men, of the Chicago Great Topeka; Kentucky, R. tion representing the remnant of the i ter half of the Bryan family. The ney, Western Tyler, Hickman; Maine, C. repeatedly interrupted by applause in “Texas unanimously railroad, when called before the Inter- T. N. Hol- endorses Tom Kansas State Democratic convention, cheering reached ‘its climax as the man, Thomaston; its reading and adopted unanimously. of at train moved to-day South Maryland, Watson the middle-of-the-road assembled 6.30 o’clock this morn- away. State Commission .substantiated E. Serums. Baltimore; Massa- ticket.” ing to the of a strong pooling arrange- John perform the formal duty of At Atlantic a brass band was lend- report chusetts, J. N. Matthews, Jr.. Boston; GEORGIA POPULISTS NOMINATE. C. 11. Jenkins, of Brown the ticket selected ing its potent to among the west of county, oji- nominating State influence swell the ment roads Chi- A. W’ilson, Jackson; posed sending the telegrams, at Populist at He said that he had refused to Michigan, Thomas and said the convention Abilene. clamor. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan were at cago. Minnesota, J. W. M. Cutcheon, St. Seaborn Wright Named for Governor they were firebrands to cause the de- When the names were read from a supper, but the shouts become a party to it or turn over his from without Paul; Missouri, L. C. Krauthaff, Kan- on a feat of the Populist party; let the telegram, they were taken down by soon brought them to the platform. surplus traffic for the benefit of the Prohibition Platform. have if they and charged the railroads in sas City; Nebraska, Euclid Martin, Democrats Sewall want the secretary, and at once declared the Mr. Bryan was escorted through the combine, Atlanta, Ga., Aug. him. Populists can go ahead and of the Democrats a with instigating the present Omaha; New Hampshire, Gordon Wod- 7.—The delegates The nominees without dense crowd to platform improvised the pool Manchester; to State their ticket. or remarks. Thus was the from of proving him burv, North Carolina, the Populist convention hav- vote discussion two baggage trucks and spoke inquiry for the purpose Oxford; ing the organization After nominating iS. O. Dawes for Democratic part of the fusion agree- cutting rates as a penalty for Louis DeLa Croix, New York, perfected yester- j briefly. guilty of Tracey, day and Wat- Treasurer, a recess was taken until ment fully carried out. Stuart was to join the association. Mr. Charles T. Albany; Ohio, J. IT. listened to Thomas E. reach at 8:15 and 3,000 his refusal Outhgaite, Columbus; Oregon, C. F. S. son’s address last night, settled 2 p. m. ;>eople were in waiting Stickney said that the pool officers had with a brass and threatened Wood, Portland; Pennsylvania, John promptly down to business at this Berlin, August 7.—The Neuesten band. A platform had been erected a importuned, bullied morning’s that few to get his road into the C. Bullitt, Philadelphia; Rhode Island, session. ’Hie discovery Washington, Aug. 7.—Secretary Nachrichten announces that Prince feet from the track. It was hand- him in order Munford, Providence; Car- on of having resided Hoke has gone Lincolnton, nohenlohe, Imperial Chancellor, somely He said that the pool method of C. C. South account his not Smith to the decorated and illuminated. The deal olina, T. F. Foley, Anderson; South in the State long enough, Gen. J. B. in Western North Carolina. His has! resigned and that he has left Ber- crowd cheered wildly as the train roll- fixing rates made anarchists for the high rates were charged Dakota, 11. Tlanton, Watertown; Ten- Gambrell was ineligible for the Gov- family has preceded him there from ! lin for Kassel. It is added that fur- ed in and continued the demonstration reason that J. Nashville; ernorship, having removed him from Georgia, and the Secretary will be ther change* are in the min- until Mr. Bryan waved his farmers, and low secret cut rates nessee, C. Mcßeynolds, impending hand for the Texas, M. C. Lankford, Dallas; West- the field, the sentiment this morning away about ten days. istryj of finance. silence, and made a short speech. given the rich grain merchants.