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I
'i'iaey Will consent to a Partial lndoree-
meat of the Administration if a Free Bil.
yer Paragraph ls Put In the Resolutions.
Geld Men Have the Meet ltronath.
Lemmas, June Sill—The Democratic
state convention is today forcing the quot
tion of indorsing or not lndorsing the ad-
ministration. Thls is the riddle which free
silver-lies and gold men are struggling
with now, and will struggle with until
the platform is adopted. ‘
The free coinage advocates are talking
harmony and compromise, but they de~
elare Cleveland and Carllsle will get no
certificate of character from Kentucky
this time. If a resolution complimenting
the president and secretary of the treasury
is offered. they will throw their whole
strength against it and defeat it by 150
votes. They say they are, positives! this,
but admit that a free coinage plank would
go under by the mono vote. Hence their
willingnros to compmmlsc.
Here is their ultinmtum: The financial.
plank must declare in favor of the coinage
of both gold and lvcr on a parity of val-
ue. There need i no mention of a ratio.
The administration may be ln‘dorsml for
the progress it has made in tariff reform,
but there the line must be drawn.
So bitter has the fight over the currency
become that the free silvormcn have actu-
ally declared a boycott against the hurls-
villo daily runs-rs, iiilil neither Blackburn
nor Hardin will submit to an interview
from any reporter of their party organs.
In fact, Mr. Blackburn has grown soon.
gry that he informed a hand newspaper
man that if he wvre boss of hr-ll, and any
one connected with any Louisville paper
should be down there. he. would liberate
every one else there for four they would be
contaminated. ’l‘ho sliwr lA-ndr-rs all fol-
low his example except with their person-
al friends.
The ‘ ‘ sound no vuvy" (ll‘ll‘fliill‘fl announce
exffiinmsrrran W. J. Stone as their can-
didato for tompmury chairman. 'l‘hvy any
Judge Jir-oknvr is lllrurkhurn's mun. who.
at the Winchester convention lust “'(‘l'k.
oprmscd tho lndorst-uu-nt of (‘lva-laud and
Curllslv. ’l‘lu-y will make a lost ruse on the
vote lwiwwn ”l‘i'klli‘l' and Stone. the hit
tor being popular with sonu-silvr-ritm and
llnrdin tor-n. .‘llmmtlruotho rouservrrtlvvs
wont both Ilm-km'r and Stom- to promise
to appoint ouo savor mun illill ouo gold
mun us rumrborsut lurlzr' . f tin-committee .
on resolutions.-
The Situation This Morning.
Senator iiluvkburn. who bus ruoro at
stake at this A-orlwuliorr than only of tlu
strrto rundidntos and lllul‘r- t'\l'll than Sm-
rr-tury i‘nrlblo, wu~ illhldhl‘ll in mun-do to
tho r-orrsvrvutlw plan of on equal di\ lsll'll
of the nu-mln-n at large on Arm-h of ler'
committees. lull tho rruliurl silu-rmrn op
[Mood it.
The contest ller-t'll tho mllllllllxll‘flllull
and nutladuunistrurlou gr'llr‘rrlls has bm-rr
iuorr- him-r than over, 'l‘lo~ lighting is for
tho tr-rrummry organization. with a How to
securing the rhulrumn, two members at
large of tho r‘olnurlttoo on rA-solutions and
controlling the rules and ordor of busiru-ss
so that nominations shrill ln' umdv before
the platform is adoptml.
As (ivnvrul llrmlin A'lulrhs enough Votes
to nornlnaio him. thr- “honest morwy”
doll-gun's want tho platform mlopml first.
’l‘hvn- uni sorm-dolomrtw iustruvtml for
Hardin who rrn- oprmsod to free mlrrugo.
iA-rn-rnl Hardin is imported to have said
he Would insist on n lm- din-r plat form.
and who" soon he rln'liurd to dvnyir. ills
friends claim that be world not run on u
('urllsloor:Idlriiuistrutiou platform nth-r
llw canvass ho hm rnmh- with Blackburn
and others on llu- {rm~ A-olungr- issue.
’l‘hr-ro is u r-oIm-rurliwA-lvrm-ur wanting
the convention to ronlllr'ul rho nutlorml
platform of IMP: and [to no forrlo-r on the
flImur-luluumliorr, but tho silvorllm my
(but would imply ludorm-rm-ut of “road
ministration.
Senator lllrrr'hburn favor“; the mrllirm-
but of tho platform of lair). with on midi
tioliul uliiruurl‘rorr that tho llll‘llfll‘!‘ of [MN
hnvo not lwr'll fulllliod by l’r-Amldoru i'lovo
land and rim-rotary i’urlido. ’l'lo-A‘ousvrv-
ntiwsrlrmro. if Horn-mi llurdin be rrorui
llllli'il and so A-orrtrols tho A-ouvomlou m to
pron-m rrullirrulrru tho uullouul dvr'
lilrrsilrma‘ of lhll‘). lhrI slrilr' lir'kr‘l liml
platform would in- outsido of the party.
and that there might bowurl' justilimliou
lo the thrr'ntr-nul bolt ol‘ the ultra gold
llii'll.
Shot Ills llrlde of a Day.
llAM‘oV. .lurro 2.1»- t‘rurrl; llmwu. an
Italian mhhh'r. who “no umrrb-d Sunday
night. lll‘ml [our hllula at his bride {\iorr
illiy. lilll' of \t'lril‘ll innit r'll'r'r‘l in ”to hell
side. [\flr‘r tho shrmtiug liruwn run in llu‘
direction of i'lu-lmvi nurl has not born
caught. The \‘lt'illil was tolwu to u hospi-
tal. lll'l‘ rot-own is doubtful.
To Inmlr For a loot Miner.
EHi'AlJl‘i..‘l“!ll‘il..llllll".'.'I l ’l‘lu-v-mluwr-
h‘uuv lmuh lli'llliiilll, Jillllr‘h ltr‘rsumorc
and Hill Ali‘llt‘i‘)"~—lill\i’ Tllii'll out an oxpo-
lllilou for tho Hivrrn Mudro mountains in
sour-oh of tho famous lost mino l.u burrito.
which. m'r'ordiruz to tradition. mulrrius a
tiled amount of oro'ol‘ fabulous l'li‘lllil'fitl.
Attorney lions-val "nrsmm'n l'iane.
\l‘Asuiso'ros. .lrrov :JIA.M.«\ttor-m«y (inn
oral Harmon has l'l‘llll'lli'il from a wwk'p
visit to i‘iru-lnuuil. Wlwl'iv ho Wl'lll tuni-
lvnd to mono louul affairs rmprlrlmz lllr‘
jwrsotml rrtlvuilon. llo exports to remain
br-ro rinrimr tlw rvntlro smorm-r with oven
clonal hrlA-f visits to his family.
Mme hey a (.fornerstone at Albany.
Aim/HEY. Juno 2o.—-’l‘ho loyiugof the
mrnorstonoof the new Masonic iornplo
took place hero. The tmrado consisted oi
six divisions made upof r~lty and out of
town lodges. There Were about 3.500“)
line. ’i‘hroo states wvro rI-pi‘t'm'liteiil. The
city wore a moire ammunition.
Trouble In Crofts
Annexe. .ldrw cowl" rm onvountur ho-
tmurn the immunity and tho 'l'urklsh sob
dli'l‘fl in tho provlnm or Apm‘orollii. island
of finite. an officer. four soldiers and four
pmmnls worr- killed. The fornu-nt matin-
ucs. ,,
Eleeutlonisie in session. .
Boston. Juno :25.~Tho Notional Asso-
ciation of Elrwrrllonlotn twmur its annual
convmtlrm hora at him-hurries” hall, dele-
present.
News Scottish line Mole.
a”-.. , A». w.“
stalwfrom all ptll'lsuf thr- muntry titling-
i
isursrsrosts, June 9n.-~'i'he
'stnaoei themfiemtlah Rite _ z... ez ».
hWflseestetsishoeom ‘ ,.
7T or state Convention Begins
W‘le'l
WW
omm II.“ a roomma- ads is '
estua- en‘s. convention.
Business. Juno 26.~—-Guvornor Hast-
ings tenacity announced toarcporter that
’he would be a candidate for delegate from
Center county to the next ’ Republican
state convention and that ire-Would also
stand for the permanent chaitnnanshlp of
that body. This announcement followed a
conference betwwn the governor. Attorney
General McCormick and Senator Quay.
What passedvhotwoen them none would
disclose, except that the governor told the
Beaver senator that he favored Mr. Gilke-
son's candidacy for l'e-olwtllill.
Senator Quay is confined to s room at
the Loehiul hotel with a hadl swollen
foot, the result of an accident while he
was fishing at Brigantine last week. When
Governor Hastings learned of the senator's
condition. he sent a note to him stating
that he had expected the senator to call
upon him, but since he was confined to
his room he would (all upon Mr. Quay in-
stead. Senator Quay replied that he had
intended to visit the executive department
to pay his rrrsxmcts to the governor. but if
he did so it would have. to be burr-footed.
Governor Hastings and Attorney General
McCormick called on Senator Quay last
night. '
Aff-l'l‘ the conference the minator said to
a reporter that he thought Governor linst‘
lugs would br- (YllilM‘lI pornmnent chairman
of the state convention without objection.
but there would be a fight for state chair-
man. (iovi'ruor lirwtings said that the
fight against Chairman Gilkoson is war
in disguise against his rulministration for
its stand during the recent legislation for
a now apportionment-of thr- srnio. llf.‘ said
that Mr. iiilkrn’sou is an able louder and
politician. and ought to be l't‘-i‘lt‘(fli‘il r'bulr-
man for his sums-m in increasing the Th"
publiwm umjoritivs in the state under his
leadership.
SHEARS HIS WEAPON.‘
A Drunken Son Kills Illa l-‘nthcr llnringa
quarrel.
\l’A'r‘srrTowx, N. Y.. .erer ‘35.~—A torri-
lilo lmmh-r (K‘l'lll'l‘i‘tl at the village of Pois-
durn. 70 miles north of \Valvrtown, in St.
Imwrouvo county. resulting: in the death
of Gaol-Arc 1.. Fell. in n-sruvtr-dvliizr-n. nut-d
almut,“ yours. at tho hands of his only
son. Ernest. who has led a drunken und
debauched lilo for fir'VI‘l’lLl yours.
Young Fell had been out on a sproonnd
shortly riflvr midnight onion-d his house.
Wlll‘l‘l‘ he rrsidvd. in on only mood lie
aroused tho family. consisting of father.
rnotlu-r and sislrr. by loud and Alr‘ilunt
language. and was rornonstmtul with by
his fntlwr. who arose to rum-t him. Thr-
inlrth-w r-ndvd in a blow from the son
landing on thr- A-ldA-r l"r~ll'r~ hood. who im-
nwdlnroly ruruod and hurried up stain”.
Youuu h‘A-ll pursuml his furhvr. :Arrd ju-t
who! look plm‘r' llu‘rr‘ i~ lllli known. «1
n-pl lllwl‘r- arr A x ldA-un-s of rnlruuub- lu
tho light that ('l ub'rrrly . round young: Full
moi/mi a patrol ~lo~ur~ :lllll struck his in»
thrr a blow whirb muwrl hi~drotlr to Short
iiuw :rliu'rward. 'l‘ho will. roulllirrg tlo'
lrt’rllrlr- l‘l‘lllll'. ~nrrrlulr'rml lo llu'pnlh‘r'
and l! now in tlo- lxu‘hup 'l'ho llllll'ili‘l'i'l'
i~ urn-d L'l yours and hm a hard r'r-putalion
in the A-omrouuity.
(‘roodon Knocks Ilennoeey Ont.
llosrov, .iurro 25,—wllau i'rA-vdon of All»
lrniin and Billy iii-ultras}: of lioston rucl
below .ooo ‘H‘flpll' at tho Suffolk r'lub’s
rooms to sotth‘lthur-sliou of the middle-
weight puulllslb- I‘lmlrlplunsliip of Auror-
ir‘n. in tho sixth round it fA-w still loft
hunch-rs from l‘n-vdon. follownl byu right
swim: nu tin-jaw. kuookod lir-nuossy tr
tln- llrurl‘. wlo-ro er- rA-uurinod until vurriul
to his corner ultor helm: murrtod out. and
lo- did not rvguirr l'ullfil‘lullsllr-ss for ten
minutes.
Italian Deputies Noisy Again.
llmlii. .iurro ‘.'.’A.—~‘l‘ho Italian dA-putiA-s
brain noisy sitting. [luring rho dA-lmto on
tho l‘uvulorrl-l‘ri‘pl quorrol. involving
charges by Signor l'mulotli of u \‘l'iillrliil
nus r-ouum'riou on thr- port of Premier
l'rlspi with the llama llomunu. tlu- llI'I‘Vl'
dent's refund to .dlow Signor l‘muloltl tr
spool. lull in an uproar. and lla-sililup
bull in be ~u~pr rulori twil-Au
hembert (‘nnnot lie Hanged Thursday.
'l'ru V ms. Juno :3». w \rtorro y (ii-rrwrnl
Hlm‘lgloll, who woe rorrsullod by l'f'llN'I'll
lnr .lvrrldu-z. miviwd ilml 'l'lrrmlorr- Lulu
burl. tho A-omh-rurAA-d murdA-rvr' of lirrkrr
Krilrv-l‘ of i'uuoh'n. i'Hlllll llnl lil- lvlzrill}
hump-d bySbA-rill llitf'l‘r'll on ’l‘bursduy.
but that tho rrmAA-ul to tho l'uiml Stair-r
suprruro r'ourt m'rmi u» it stay.
The lilailslmwa In London.
Murrow, .lmn- '::l."“‘vrlil‘ ~tr~urrr~lrlp 'l'nn
tallon l'rhllo. upon wbh'h, as tho Ammo
of Sir Donald l‘urriv. Mr. and MN. lilud
storm how boon witrum‘ruu thr- vols-bra
llnlr of tho opt-hing of llio Kaiser Williolrl.
vouui. nrrlwd or Hmvm-ud today. Mr
and Mrs. iihrddoru- iiiillli‘ to London by
spwiul lruln.
('oltldn’t Kill ills “'il'o: liiiiarl Himself.
Til-Juwox. l'u.. .luuo 2:).‘-'sllll|‘N Fi'l'l't‘t
corurulilul Murillo by slomliuu. lie wu-
n-lr‘rm-d two works rum from prison uftr-r
sorvlrur in months for abducting iii-your
old Emma l-‘uulwr. Monday he iiilliillllll'l'il
that ho iruwmh-d to murder his who. but
was rw-lr'uiuml from vutorlmz her home.
An .\nnrohisl'a Suicide.
plT'i‘WH‘lill. Juno 2:..mAnton Mot/.rmr.
o rvpuu-ri rumor-lulu ol‘ Alb-uhrmy. r-ornrulr
lod suit-lilo by plm'iruz u bomb in his out
and thou tour-him: ii oil. 'I'bo whole sidi-
of hishmd wusblowuoll. llowonhl years
of one.
California's I-‘ruit Crop Short.
HArrrrAirrzxro. .lutu- Hawthorn in! to to
cars of fruit. on» daily brim: shipped from
ism-rrunA-uto. This is about our-half of the
usual quantity for this limo of year. the
crop helm: short.
Denounced I'm Silver.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 25.~—'l‘ho Union
league, at a largely attvudml inn-ting.
adopted romlutionsopposingtho free cum:
new of silver at unarbltrory ml loof if) to 1.
Population of ”earnes- ls "7.009.
Entertain. Juno 25.-'l‘hr- directory can-
vans oomph-to slrowsthe r-lty [umuintlon
to he 1 ill. [All i and the suburbs lll.l'r25, innit»
log a total or 127.com.
Inbpostofllce stations For Buffalo.
Wasnrsumv, June 25. *Pmtnmstrr
General Wilson has issued an onlor «Ital»
llshlruz on .lulyl Ill substations of the
Buffalo xxmtofllrto. ‘
China sun onset-sis. .
Initials, June 25.—-'l'here are rumors in
London and so. Petmhnrg that China re»
these to sign the Hmflhlflm loan.
m H to HOWWB "
, . norm ‘_
And new arrives upon the scene.
in black and brewnand bottle stern.
. The ky iiy who tickles so
The sad shove. the toes below. a.
lie is no good to man or beast. “ lit
Yot‘e always present at the feast. ‘
He heeds not cusses. and perhaps 3:“
Enjoys the dodging of your slaps. , ‘58
0h. drill the buzzing: imp! 1 say. ‘
Will nothing make him etny‘awayl *6
Could i but kill him I should feel a
Not so much anger. Vain appeal! "'
He‘s here to stay and play the clown
At seaside. mountain and in town.
if he would give his wings a rest
And simply use his less. the post. I
No one would be more glad than I
To sound his praises to the sky.
M
.THE COPPER’S LITTLE JOKE.
It Afforded Him less Inn at ills Wife's
Expense Than Ile fled Counted On.
A great deal of amusement was
caused on an east bound electric train
the other afternoon by a waggish po-
liceman. who selected his wife for his
victim. The policemen had done duty
at the ball park. and his wife had been
to see the game. While the crowd was
leaving the woman stood about the front
of the park and waited for her husband
to ride up town with him. He finally
arrived. and the pair boarded a crowded
car. Both wore young and only recent-
ly married. and they enjoyed themselves
hugely on the way. .
The woman were a handsome little
gold watch. evidently a present from
her husband. While half the people in
the car were looking. and while his wife
was stnrriking to a woman acquaintance
outside the- eat, the {mill-omen deftly
took the which from his wife's pocket
and transferred it whirl pistol pocket.
When thoonr reached Eighteenth street
the policmnrm remarked that. it was a
few minutes past six o‘clock, and every-
body in the car looked at the police-
man's wife.
Of (toursoshe did what every one in
therrur one-clad she would. She felt
for her watch. It M‘iillli‘il us if a sudden
violent pain had attacked the woman's
heart. Her face lmcamo very pale and
her eyes dilated. Her husband seemed
greatly alarmed and asked her what the
math-r was. She looked over thvrrowd
in the car like a frighterml fawn. It
was a full minute before she could
speak. Thou she whispered in hrr has-
band's our loud enough for the intensely
interoslwi spwtators to hour:
"1 ham- ln-on touched: sonar one has
stolen my watch."
iior oyvs lwgun to grow dim. and be—
foro tho pvrlirornuu r-«mld ilthr‘l' a big
tour rolh-Al down hurl-hook and fell in
her lap.
“Hero is tbu- Watch: 1 was only joking
with you." and the policeman l‘olt back
for ills lul.‘l{t‘l.
Thou a look of disrrruy iivl‘l'rill't'illl his
farm. 'i‘bo watch had disappmrod. He
felt in first Amr- pol-hot arr-l thcnan-
othr-r‘ and finally turned all his inn-kids
wrong side out. lie Wurlit'rl mpidlyto—
ward the last. and perspired n gouldoal.
His wife hmkml on in oprm mouthed as-
tonishment. So did the othor wople in
the our. All had smiled and looked out
the windows of the our when the worn-
un first dist-ovum] that lu-r wan-h was
gone. but when her husband failed to
produce it. :rfte-r huvim: told hor that
ho had takvn it. the pimplo sat upright
and watched the hunt, for tho- missing
lino-piece with great into-rest.
Finally a quiet appearing young man.
who sat. in the rear of the var. arose
and handed the Watch to the police—
man's wife.
"l just worm-d to reach your husband
a lA-ssou." ho said.
And the crowd of pissongvrs gave
writ. to a prolonged. hearty laugh, and
tho poliu'c-umn and hi: wife finally joined
in the rrrorriruvnt. lllrlllgll they were a
litth- slow to appreciate tho- joke—-
t‘ouriorJourrml.
TO SPARE HIS DOG THE/TASK.
lining rs lirlef Account of “'hy .Vlr. (in
lington Took Up Herrnan.
"It will by no run-ans do to ussunw,"
said Mr. liosliugtnn. "that lm‘uuso
dumb vroriturA-s do not respond prompt-
ly to our kindness [hr-y aro- iusr-rrsiblc to
it. This truth was brought home strik~
iugly to mo our-o in the mm- of a dog that
Iowuod. 'l'hullhiodor; was not imperv-
ious to mimic lrvuunr-ni was rlo-urly
shown by thofur-t that when you potted
it on tho lwrul it would war; its tail:
tlioroby showing: not only that it under-
aloud tho kind trtrrtrrrr-rrt. but that it
was pls'xwul with it all through. llut I
obsorwrl that when 1 spoke to lhodog
\vhvu it was not lor‘kirrr.r at mo it paid
noultvuiiou. This was surprising: and
at first mthor disturbing. but the dog
sworn-d in other respects so kindly that
I did nothim: about it.
"lilw day when u (iorruan friond of
mine was visiting mo. and wlu-n I had
called tho dog with the usual result I
rosin-d my friend to nail him to see if
he Would mind him any lmitor. He did
call. and naturally enough. being a
Gorrrmu. lli'l'iillt‘il in (Air-rump. To our
great surprise the do); turned and came
joyously lmunding toward us. The
simple far-t was that the dog understood
the nnivr-rsol kindness of touch and eye,
but the only spoken language he knew
was German. from which r-rmntry, as I
sulmeqnoutly learned. he had been im-
ported only about ten days before I
bought him.
“The only «mention now was whether
I should trunch the dog English, or
whether I should learn (Alt-mum. I
thought it Would ”be water for me to
learn a new language than for the dog,
and that is how I came retake up the
study of German."
The Young Men's idea.
“The great trouble with young men
who want to see life," remarked the
philosopher. "is that they imagine there
is none of it Worth seeing by daylight.”
wClncinuati Tribune.
Assaulted for lie flares.
Hernia-That stupid rectum is
‘ says the as [male Journal of A
in an editorial about lie-Te
lemons tobacco habit core. ,«w
of array cases cured by lie-{lo .
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WALLPAPERS.
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719 Washington St. 8e. llomelt-
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The Best In the Market.
All who desire to buy reliable Furni-
ture in moderate priced or more costly
grades will find our stock the most
advantageous to select from for these
reasons: It represents the productions
of the best makers only, and is the
largest and most varied in America.
The completeness of our essertments can
best be understood from the fact that we
exhibit more than (we hundred and My
dm'mnl Bedroom Sale ,ia every variety of
wood, ever 70 patterns of Brass Bedsteads, as
well as endless lines of Parlor, Dre
Room. Library and Dining Room Furniture
of the most artistic styles, and reusing iron
the modest and inexpensive to the most elab-
orately served and inlaid. .
la a were, every article required for us'e. comfort
and adornment in the household can be had with
us plainly marinas moderate price as our
GREAT FURNITURE EAlPllRlllU.
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