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Portland Daily Press: July 27, 1896 _ DAILY PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23. 1862-VOL. 34. PORTLAND MAINE. MONDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1S9G. PRICE THREE CENTS, ~ ~ _ ~ --I ““ MTOf’U’T T A VFftTia I 1 1 ^ —T 7-"—'—1 again. in an instant waa back on Fray JONES VISITS BRYAN. Glass and 13. Melzand as crow saied from it his wheel and was away again MACEDONIA. pedalling here Tuesday and met u north- fur dear life, with the pastor and Nichols night No Final wester when a few miles out and Was oloso at elbows. When rounded Answer to Populisrs Yet. hfe they blown to sea. Her was into the homestretch the rigging badly away pastor got damaged and the vessel otherwise in- down to real work. He scorched like a jured. Mr. Grady nrrived home lasU end soon left a be- Idoooln, Nob., July 26.—Senator Jonos professional big gap night and states the vessel is at tho Ken- tween himself and bis visiter! Mr. Trouble Most Serious There and opponents. Bryan today, leaving for nebec. “tioe whiz!” slioutod a small boy, Washington tonight. No delluate action Had a Conference at Cleveland ■‘see the Dominie seoroh.” ' will be taken at this time with to AN AUBUHN la Crete. ‘‘Hurrah 1 Bully for tho Dominio! regard BLAZe! i’hreo cheers for the Dominie!” the acceptance or declination of the Yesterday. Everybody stood up. Picnic baskotc, Populist nomination by Bryan. Jones Tlio Maine Hotel handkerohlefs and parasols were waved Edward Winslow added that he thought the notification Ou Fire last as the Bov. Mr. IS. Down and GERMAN PRESS franiloally Maynard Steps in New York “C02.SERVATIYE” pasRotl down tinder tho wire four meeting would take place Night. lengths SHERMAN ALARMED AT AMOUNT ahead of the two elders. made a August 10. CASLS FOR INTERPRISE. Pray great spurt for second place and finished OF SILYER SENTIMENT. Considerable to the House—Dll two lengths ahead of Nichols who waa Ont. THE TRUE RING. Damage still pegging away at a great rats. But Gone-Furniture Destroyed—The In- iu his to look exultation Pray neglected Iowa Democrats Are Out for Sound surance. Bismarkian Say that the Peace ahead of him and ran into Dr. Smith, Organs Money, who was out on the trade a He a of Education to of the World Connot Bo Risked Ovet brandishing Urges Campaign Lewiston, Jnly 26.—The Maine hotel in flag in one band and a straw hat in the Begin at Once—In Ready to Take Off Auburn was partially destroyed by fire Such a Stake—Terrible Atrocities Com' other. BO.—The Davenport, la., July Daven- It was a Dr. Smith is a big man and the wheel Bis Coat and Goto Work—Gen. Haw- tonight. four story wooden milted in the Public Streetf. port Democrats deolared for sound monl oaught him at the waist band. His heels building owend by Hon. George C. in ley and Gov. Merrimnn Want to Begin Wing Greece, July 26.—While pretending tc went up in the air and bicycle and men ey very positive terms last evening at Put a His Metier of Acceptance Never Came—It Was a Declination— and leased by J. W. Barbour and sou. Little measures went in the mud on tho a at the Hustling*—A Many Speech Campaign. take stringent ageinst persons floundering big meeting Turner opera house. The Are in tho track. Then there was more oheeriug. Those “Silver” caught upper dorr of the engaged in a raid upon the Macedoinaa Two Press Morses, and “Gold” Proved a Mad Fred W. Lehman delivered the prinoipal MoKiu- Sanford’s After the exoifcoment was all over tbo 2 Cleveland, 0., July 26.—Major ell, probably from the explosion of u Ginger frontier, 600 men armed with Lebei address of the meeting and endorsed the arrived from last Eo Rev. Mr. Maynard was voted tho best bi- Working Team—The Letter Characteristic of the Man- ley Canton evening. lamp or the accidental breaking. The rifles have been allowed to enter Mace- oyole rider on tho while the administration of Cleveland and declared and Hon. Mark Hanna were in con- In grounds hotel is lighted by eleotrioity in the corri- small a Every donia from Greek territory. Those men boys said he was regular briok. Couched in Courteous aud Manly Terms. as follows: Kesolved, That wo denounce of the and at ference most day evening dors, lamps being used in the sleeping after surprising and cutting to pieces the Chicago platform as Mr. Hanna’s suburban home on the lake- Glass of ON THE KITE TRACK. undemocratic, rooms. The ell was ruined by Ate and Turkish troops at Alousa sncceedod in As was announced Hon. Ed- have been a and We favor the Saturday great pleasure to me to unjust unpatriotio. side. the main section of tho house saturated repulsing a strong force of Turkish ward B. Winslow will not oocept the aoeept tbo nomination. It Is evident immediate formation of an honest mon- Tho has been outlined in a Drinking very campaign with water. The contents are nearly a soldiery sent from Salonioa to reiuforoe Some Great Racing to Follow Rigby Meet- Domooratio nomination for from the ey Democratic league to the governor. free expressions of opinion that oppose Pop- general way, only by Mr. Hanna, and bis total loss. The boarders and transients the Mousaa troops. ing. The letter promised them as soon forth- if I wish to seoure the vote of Derao- ulist platform and Its nominees and to know what Water the committee. They do not lose heavily many escaping with only A to the Vossisch the PRESS it hav- oratio the honor of the nation. dispatch Zoitung coming, prints below, party I shall be obliged to harmo- uphold turn of affairs may take in reference to their night olothes. says redis (reserves) were oailed out on ing been mailed to the oommittue on nize with both and silver another Democratic ticket of neces- During.. IEPECIAI- TO THE PEE3SJ gold platforms, SORRY FOR SEWALL. and, Tho hotel is In the business part of the an order from the Sultan are a notification. and that I cannot do under circum- showing any sity their actions are somomwhat limited There was no wind oi the Old Orchard, July 20.—Manager Porter olty. loss Warm Weather disposition to revolt in of stances. There is but one for me and pn consequence thing Bryan May After scope significance by imperfectly have lieen very as there of tho kite track will tomorrow THE CORRESPONDENCE. Accept Though All. might heavy wns the fact that their pay is very much is publish to do, and that is to thank and situation which confronts will insure colds, you. developed a delay in a part of the It against cramps, pains, the list ever out for a Mr. Winslow Ho Cannot getting apparatus sircars and rations issued to them are of largest gotten Says Plainly you the Demoorats of Maine for them. Under the circumstances the most and and the through Lincoln, 25.—William J. to the Are. Tho to the hotel is chills, indigestion, protect bad in raoe meet here. He will take his turn Neb., July damage very quality and very small Servo Two Masters. the honor conferred and that can be done system from malarial, and epidemic high upon me, told a United Pr ess to- is to have campaign $2000 to insured for typhoid quasi tity. next week, immediately following the Bryan reporter $3000; $6200. The influences. No other GINGER is so The committee’s letter to Mr. Winslow most decline the nomina- literature of an oiiaracter pure, A received the Neu respectfully night that his action with to the informing to tho contents is estimated as special dispatch by raoes. The Old Orchard list in- * regard damage so so Rigby tion. speedy, and safe. Freie Pres.se from .Salomon Thursday is as follows: national quickly prepared and widely circulated. 183 entries. There will be four Populist tloket would depend practically a total loss; insured or fyoOO. says the statements made Turkish cludes Containing among its ingredients the purest by Portland, Me., June 24, 1S96. Yours very truly, ; entirely upon the conditions attached Senator Sherman ia somewhat alarmed of medicinal French brandy and the best of officials concerning the situation are all days of tho sport, with three races each, DUE IN BOSTON. Hon. Edward B. Winslow, Portland, EDWARD B. WINSLOW. to his at the manifestation of the silver senti- imported ginger, it is vastly superior to tho calculated to conceal the desperute con- and if the woathor bureau faith nomination. In answer to a ques- keeps Me. : ment in certain cbeup, worthless, and often dangerous gingers dition. of uflairs in Macedonia. tion oonoerning the matter, he said: seotions and communi- as for 6ANF0R1PS with Mr. Forter the summer visitors Crew of the Herbert Fuller Due There urged substitutes. Ask Hard is on ai Bear Sir—The has been ties. He told that his trademark on fighting going pleasant duty ‘‘When the decided to nomi- Major MoKinley GINGER and look for Owl here will see some miles A Populists most every day at 'Drumnlteu f-erres record-breaking us of NEW CONVENTION. voluminous was Now. the wrapper. Sold everywhere. Potteb HitUti assigned formally announcing to nate the Vice-President Senator correspondence laden Boston. and ail points on the Perim mode over tho fast kite. first, and Ciiek. Cokp., Sole'Props., that the Demooratio conven- Editor Roberts That Will Be tbe Pro- with about the mountains. The Turkish reserves at you state Says Jones, chairman of the National Demo- inquiries money question.
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