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'wale 113nner CHE jilet0114 Ii ICASIL ILLE 1112TITEItt TIIUItSDAY r-VENTIS'Or JULY '211 IS90 40 --) fetVfl 4 'Thinn vo ale sfighest of all Leavening US Gov't Arport 1 4 V-P-te rhh it ---e----- ifrv 4 1 1 t1 14 1 11( I 1 I 1 t-77N It I 41 V-4 st' 1 -1)17 caricaturing tells this story "A rather curious fact about Tweed'e arrest In Spain --whither be bad fled In the hope that be wOuld not be banded over to the United Slates as we then had no treaty with that Caleb Cushing our minister at Madrid 3ave the Spanish authorities one of my caricatures of Tweed to Wet them in Identifying him The picture rePrsanted the Boss as a Tammany policeman triPPing two boil by the halt and an he was arrested by our Spanish friends as a child stealer" AS arrested by our Spanish friends al a child stealer" witer caricaturing ten thts story: rather curious fact about Tweed arr 's eet in Spain he had fled in the hope that be would not be banded over to the United Stites am we the bad no extradition treaty with that Celeb Cushing Mir min- toter et Madrid save the Spantsh authorities my one of caricatures of Tweed to saint them in Identifying him The oteture revrir them in identifying him The picture repro' ented the Bon as a Tammany policeman twO boys by the hair and no he BANNER published every evening (es I Sunday) at 229 (new nuinber) Church treet and delivered by carriers to ell Pert et the city and neighboring towns at 10 cents per 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES MI Mall' Poetess Prepaid) Mr Mill Poetage Prepaid 229 (new I4 DANNER published every evening tee i unday) nuMber) Church etreet anti delivered by carriers to all parts of pie city and neighboring towns at 10 cents per 4 ISUBIOCRIIPTION RATES I )14 rf e'N The tree-silver Democrats at Chicago ere 1 righteously Indignant because Comptroller Eckel other gold-standard Democrats not delegates propose to attend the eonVestion but they mile with complacency on the Republican and Populist visitors who tome to whoop up thle Teller boom 0 The Chronicle the leaning Democratic paper In Chicago very aptly raters to the tree-sliver conglomerate the galstaillan unit- What shall It profit a won it be Gaines a tree-eilver nomination and gets left In the general round-4 It le evident that Altgeld will be the Mark 'Hanna of the Chicago convention Chicago very aptly refers to the paper In free-alleet conglomerate en the Paistaillan 4 Nbat hall It profit a It be sota a free-sliver nomination and gts left in the general round up -----------7 It le evident that Altge14 will be the Hark Hanna of the Chicago convention The treesliver Dernoerats at Chicago are Indgnant bee righteously is omptroller Eckel use I rother gold-standard Democrats 'Dot delegates- propose to attend the eon Vestige but they atoll i it Wt ximplaceney rr on the Republican and Populist visitors W110 tome to whoop up the Teller boormr t' COMO to whoop up the Tetley boom i The Chronicle the leading Democratic rem to Chica' go lid from the moment of theit arrival undortatto dictate to the Na4 Hovel Committee and the cowetaout I have been even to understand that their comMittee le a body of nice gentlemen who will eon) to us with olive branches and peaceful propoettiona- They will vome In the role of adviitera but depend upon it if COnettitie to turn thorn down as we have the right to do they will change their tone thinnest we refuse to treat with them St The Bimetallic Committee so far as I have ever understood Is not a part of the Democratic organisation of the Dation When the Convention which created it wee held there was mud) talk about deserting the Demo-credo end forming a silver party and I glitlit that would have been done if there had not been a Populist party in the field at the time The hypothesis on which those gentlemen are acting seem to be that Ws re not going to give them a fair deal That Is so insult in itself If the attempt to deny my usertion will refer them to the published interview of Senator Jones who came to town on Montley" A WA vAtartailic iA111111111ACle WU tn4 an simy etno- ver I th nderstoo is not I part critic organiration of the Dation When the al convention which creat ws bed there ed it was iteb talk about deserting the Demo- crewel And forming a silver party and I Ittient that would have been done if there had not been a Populist party in the field at the time The bYpotheals on which these gentlemen are acting 0011MA to be that we ere not going them to give a fair deal That is ea insult hi itself If the attempt to deny my usertion I will refer them to the published interview of Senator Jones who tame te town on Monday" to us ditate to tho come to Chicago and from the moment of theit arrival und'eriat--'to cPlit! Hovel Committee and tho cooveetiour 1 have bet i glveu to understand that their comMIttee le a body of nice gentlemen Who Will ennui tth olive branches end peteetni propoettions- They will 'come In It if the role of advieere but depend upon we COnektile to turn thorn down so we have We tOnetUde to turn thorn down as we ntee the right to do they will change the ir ton 8uppDso we refute to treat with them st ill? i At DLOItLITELY Dalin year 4 00 00 Daily Mx inenths woo iotpeor 00 rkstlY three months 1 00 Dttly eao month Nemo 60 Weekly one year 00 Weekly six months 'WeeklIcarmes months totelk 25 Ittemittantee can be made by Soothers El press Company Money Order TZLZPIIONIM ruatauts Pushiest Office 4 00 Editmlai goons BY THE WAY Teller should weep wtm for Puce litt61 Poor old riemonrcry Is Itt the bands of her friend' the enemy Bald Joey to Johnny all our pains Wier managod to set some Haat smart gains 1-4 Ze-aj-Lea-47earmi LI asf lif 1--4 AA ki Dann one year 00 00 60010tell SO I lle three ee months 6 I es Dttly ems month 10 a rtotalrurratiltt tur Dolls isix months I 'Weeklyous year 1 Weekly 0 ix months 'Weekly three months 25 i Remittance Can be made by Southern Ifit prose Company Money Order TELEPHONE 1411M11312ES Pushiest Office 0 4 535 BY THE WAY Editorial Itoome I 0440 i 0 i 1 Ulm' lib' 1 Poor ol4 Democracy is In the hands of her 1 friend' the enemy Johnn toter ll ains I Said Joey to a our We've managed to get some right smart gains is Why Kentucky Is tepubilcae Kentucky la a Republican state to-deI bei cause the Democratic nominee for Governor last fall deserted the sound-money platform on which he wait nominated and went over the state advocating the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 14 tot it is not rem enable to ouppooe that any Democrat can carry Kentucky on a free-sliver platform It to one of the several Southern Stale which the Chicago convention will seal and deliver to the Republiottna if it shall declare for the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 111 to Journal White-House or Poor-Honl ee Mrs McKinley le in a position to a two-elate a remark of tho late during the presidential campaign of Idle During the summer there bad been an endless procession of 'visiting delegations over the Harrison lawn the veranda was a wreck and the fence was gone and there were already signs that the monition was slowly succumbing to the assaults of an army of relic bunters "Well" Bald Mts Harrison in despair one day "we are bcup4 either for the White House or the Springfield Republican i b7 It out Am ity le tepubileo a Kentucky la a Republican state to-day bea cense the Democratic nominee for Governor last fall dserted the sound-reoney platform ou which he wee nominated and went over the state advocating the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 14 to I It is not re enable to suppooe that any Democrat can tarty Kentucky on a free -sliver platform It le one of the severel Southern Stale which the Chicago convention will seal and deliver to the Republioans if it shall deelare for the free and unlimited coinage of silver at 111 to L-Atlanta Journal 44e------ vibitonooro or p000monoot Mrs McKinley Is in a position to elate a remark of the late Mn Harrison duri i lb 1 ff pr sid ntltd eemp aten of 1118 During the summer there bad been an end- less procession of 'visiting delegations over have ever been sateblished op the American continent IN wet learn from the London American about to settle la North Dakote It Is a colony of drunkards Twenty-one drunkard" and their families are-about te move from Indiana to take up their abode upon the virgin soil of North Dakota They say they Will eetablish is 'model- drunkard colony Already they have purchased toile scree of land and each family will receive an allotmeut of about fifty Kerte The col ony will be watched with much interest It begins operations this month Very likely all the colonists will want to start eeloons and thou the question irises wbo will be ready to till the soil?" A we fancy we can see John Bull elevating his eyebrow' at this paragraph and exclaim' Init: "What a very remarkable people!" The joke If there is one in this amusing miateke is on our esteemed fellow-eitizena the Dunkin who are neither tipplers nor drinkern and look not upon the wine when It is red A colony of Dunkards frorb In diens have recently estabilshed themselves In North Dakota a fact that WIN stated in the Timee-lierald a month or two ago It I was the miereadtug of thie pleee of news by our English contemporary Oat made them out to be a "colony of tipplers" They are in fact a relleious "mot of German origin and are nicknamed Dunker or of their motto of baptism They call themeolves Times-Herald Boned Money Editors It is quite the faabion among Our slivery friends to swum that the country press of Tenneseee and the gouth is solid on their side It Is an egregious erron I have seen a goodly number of the editor of our most prorperous "country" papers not by any means all of them being from TennMet in the tut few days I have talked with them freely full'' and got their nettled and ref notion is that More than belt good many more than so many will be found against the recklems experiment of free-iliver coinage when it tee' shell be applied to them I have been surprised by the number of men of the promo and of other callings in our state anti other Southern states who are sound on this question as revealed to me by my late opportunities for "feeling the public pulse" I could pro- foundly urer! the readers of the Times 011 OW matter were I to make public a large number of privets conversations rve bad on the currency intik The result has been to 'much strengthen my opinion that the South to by no means parted with its lense on this vital question of the money standard--Editor klactiowan's Cloudiand letter to Chattanooga Times 1-n" V- ry-Ile itiy- eg ns operat one MOTI 0 all the colonists will want to start saloons and ion hen the quest admit who will be readY to till the soil? We fancy we ean ste John Bull elevating his eyebrines ow at this paragraph and exclaimi log: What a very remarkble people! The Ph if there is one to this amusing mistake is on our esteemed fellow-citizells the utikards who are neither tipplers lers nor drinkent end look not upon the wine when it is red A colony of Dunkards froth In dien have recently established themitelvee in North Dakota a fart that was stated in the Times-Herald a month or two ago It was the misreading of thie Wee of news by our English cont emporary that made them out to be a "colony of tipplerce They are in fact a religious fleet of Ger- wan origin and are nicknamed Dunker' or of their mode of baptism They eall themselves The Times -Herald Ilinunet Mimosa Vditerrii takote have ever boon rotoblished on the American le rn from Wa rm the London A merican about to settle in North It la a cniony of drunkards Twenbtytone niove from Indiana to mike up their abode drunkards and their families are- a to upon the virgin soil of North Vskote They oa thoy elit egtabline iy nu)4 el drunkard coliony itiready they bays 20e0 oniony' siresoy tney nave purcovuseorocaevv Scree of lend mut each tell1117 iv s42rhet Coll nuescribers will confer a fever If they will promptly notify the businese office et any failure or irregularity in the delivery of their PRIAM AU communications intended' for publication In the Benner should be written en but one side of the paper and should inveriably be a4 companted by the name and address of the writer or the editor's tilierniatiOn glad guarantee at good faith Manuscripts will be returned only when the necessary postage is sent for that purpose fer a vor If they will ubscribers will cona promptly notify the boomers office el any fail ure or terelelarite iu the dativer1 of their papers AR munications intended' for pubitestioa in the Ruiner haute be written ea 1mt one HARRIET Mrs Harriet Beecher Stows who died at a very advanced age in Hartford yesterday was one of the remarkable women of her time Probably more 'ban any other Americanwoman she exerted a marked in fluent in shaping politics and the result of her work is written in the history of tke country Mrs Stowe's reputation depends entirely on "Uncle Tom's Cabin Outside of that ivok her fame would have been transient at best and she would have survived what HARRIET BRACHER STOWE- Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe who died at a Tore advanced age In Hartford yeaterdat was one of the remarkable women of her Probably more ban any other time American woman she exerted it marked in- dueness In shaping politick and the molt 'That's ins" said Wesley' That eonventlon 110Min SW I say rit But this what want to see: Where aut I at WILLIAM HUNTER WASHINUTOIC Willitm Hunter Is the stomlnes letors the ct pointed headquarters la that building and CENTENNIAL torternetTlf-algo- 0 AFFAIRS will probably continue its meetings there i during the summer viz SUBSCRIPTION commirrExs The imbicription committees will meet at the Chamber et Commerce to-morrow after-The Knox County Court In the MOOR at 180 O'CIOCk when reports will be aubmitted and plans for the promotion of City the canvass will be discussed It is urgent- ly deaired that all members be present It is not rMht that the onerous work be left to a fete men All who tendered their As the Guests of the Exposi- services are supposed to have acted iu food faith and they ithould land their serinte tion Company to the meeting CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETT telsog trdettitlige to Lot Christian Endmver Sociegty for Nashville They Are Being Handsomely Entertained And Are Well in MS the Centennial Bureau of Pub- nbcnbadosolemsuel ailibeaustrauttsitit Pleased bituctiltetg lannInPvritomatioor setting forth the advantages of Nashville and the magnitude of the forthcoming Ea position Teo thousand conies will be els- CE TENNIAL Administration building this afternoon at 1 o'clock The committee has well-ale0 pointed headquarters le that building and will probably continue its meetings there 'AFFAIRS during the summer I vim SUBSCRIPTION commirrEEs i The imbicription committees will meet at the Chamber of Commerce to-morrow after- The Knox County Court In the A004 et 1:80 O'CIOCk when reportnewill be submitted and plans for the promotion of City the canvass will be discussed It is urgent IY desired that all members be present It is Dot right that the onerous work be left to a fete men All who tendered their A 41 is ileA As LIAO Guests of the Expoel- services are supposed to have acted in good faith and they phould lend their service tion Company to the meeting CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIETT US on LULP6 National Nashville of Pub beautiful lustrated Nashville mtuEi be WASItINO'FON CORRESPONDENCE Pennsylvania nvenu 028 Fourteenth street A LUTA Manager 1 NEW TORE OFFICE-150 Nassau street IL VREELAND Representative WASHINGTON 001I111 "Ah" said Ell "My $50 wan well saved And the trIEn be lay low "Ah" said Ell "My $50 wee well need" And the trIEn be lay low MEN AND WOMEN" CI Matt often suffers Irons Insomnia Padorewskt practices bye hours every day out of season no Empress of Russ ts nearly 'Inn MEN AND WOMEN Inches taller than her husband Hs Was Queen Victoria will pay all the expenses if LI Dung Cbang's visit to England Miss Olga Nether Sole the actress'Is the daughter of wino merchant of Deal England Senator John Sherman is to be present and take part In the centennial celebration exercises of the city ot Cleveland on July 30 Mrs Deed wife of the Speaker le said to be exceedingly glad that her husband was not nominated for Preeldent at St Lout 1' ii t' 4 (-1 I yi i ever reputation she might have Iwoe el 'I'om's Cabin' luta no enduring litersmerit but It succeeded powerfully In ail tating the anti-slaver' mentiment and as one of tbs influences in promoting a resolution that convuleed the nation It takes rank with the oratorical efforts of Wendell Phillips and William Loyd Garrison Its influent 'was probably greater than that of the great abolition agitators because It was more widespread Itrenteredhomes was read at the resildea and reached a clean to whom publid speakers have email oPPorr tuniti of appealing' The book Is absolutely without a peer among novels in the effect It had on public thought and action Mut for all that It wrs a false chronicle Its highly overdrawn an Intense coloring of the evils of the slavery institution affording no just presentation of what it purported to describe' Maturallr it 'pro-yoked the hot resentment of the Southern people This would have been so itt those times acute sensitiveness on Abe slavery subject it ft tad been an entirely correct picture of Southern lifebutas it wee the Southerners considered themselves Klan deied and maligned and a here i sectional animosity was etigeguered all traces of which will not expire with the present gen: ration It will be only when all such lintering indications- of past strife are obliterated in both the North and the South that Mrs Stowe's book will be properly I judged It will not be accepted as his- I tory any more than the virulent campaign documents that have from time to time ap-! peered in our presidential elections but in Its true light as an agitator its strength and great achievement will always he acknowledged Personally Mrs Stowe was a rwoman of very strong intelleet and 'possessed ot dignity of character that made for her and kept tor her a high Place in the esteem of many people through A verrIong life She was a member of one of the most reniarkaMe families that the country boa pro RC- always Ito true ugu as agitaw strent itr Its gh ret achievement will Silo gall ii knowled ed I all la Stow Of ersan YI Mrs wal a sea a rout nto oet an Posses a It dignity of character that made for her and The old gentleman looked tram "I am very sorry Mr Talbot to be obliged to withhold my consent but It is fairer to you and to my daughter" The youth whose future was in the bat ante apparently did not so retard it "As you lay" continued the old man "you have no money at all and though I believe that you and Greco love one another inust say no to any engagement But go In tny boy and save money Work! workt workl and when you've amassed a nominal say a may then consider matrimony The old gentleman was very kindly In Ms manner but the youth looked Ike though a thouaand pounds belonged to eons hence "I like you very much Talbot" her father wont on "and if there is any way I can advance your prospects do not hesitate for a moment to call on me Can I be of any service to you at The youth started: a gleam of hope lit biz eye be stammered huskily "You can help me you lend me a thousand has resigned the presidency of the University of Louisiana Me has been succeeded by President Boyd ot the State Normal School The trustees of tbe Detroit Museum of Art have presented bronze medals to Freder Stearn and James Scripps two of the founders of the museum Ex-Mayor Gilroy of New York Is being talked of aa the probable successor to Congressman Philip IL Low in the fifteenth New York Congressional District Henry Irving isn't proud At a recent little dinner be said to a certain dramatist: "Never mind bout the 'Sir To me you're "Smith' and to you Im 'Irving' WORDS OF WISDOM 1 1 i I '1 I 1 I 1 1 1 Omit 741 moo 'Pennoyer for President will be the slogan of the Oregon Democratic delegation to the Chicago convention Now if some del' gallon will launch the Waite boom and the Corey boom the Democratic party will have a great list of leaders from which to choose Its presidetitiat candidate: Tillman Bland Teller Matthews Penn ow Mthean Waite Cosey Blackburn Altge Idea tame would be added to Oita grand arrar but unfortunately the Illinois anarchist is disqualified by birth Truly as Mr Blackburn says 'they are all good men a bad name among Courier-Journal Blackburn Altgeles tante would be added to thte grand array but unfortunately the Illinois a na ita is dsuallfled by birth Truly as iq Me Blackburn says "they are all good men -not a bad name among theter'-Loulevtile Courier -Journal Pennoyer for President will be the ski- on of he Oregon Democratic delegation to the Chicego Now if some dele gallon will launch the Waite boom and the Corey boom the Democratic party will have a great lint cif leaders trent which to choose Its Presidetilist andidate 1 There is this remarkable difference be tweee matter anti mind that be that doubts the existence of mind by doubting proves it "What helped you over great obstacles of lite?" they asked a successful man "The other obstacles' be (Monts the opinion of the world wartiage ends all as it does in a eomody The truth Is precisely the reverse it begins Swetchine Music in the best sense does not require novelty nay the older It Is and the more we are accustomed to it the greater Its We put things in order God does the rest Lay an iron bar east and is not magnetized lAy It north and south and it Mons Knowledge is aid to be power: and it le power In the same sense that wood is fuel Wood on fire is fuel Knowledge on Are is Mackenzie The taste of beauty and the relish of what Is decent just and amiable perfect the character of the gentlemas and the True Freedom consists with the observance of law Adam was tree in paradise as In the wilds to which be was banished for his PASSING PLEASANTRIES feet-Goetbe Go We put things In order do the rest lAy an iron bar east and erest-it is not mai gnat Med 1Ag it north and south and it s-Horace Mena Knowledge Is said to be power and It le power in the same sense that wood is fuel Wood on firs is fuel Knowledge on Are Is power -A Mackenzie') The taste of beau' and the relish of what is anent just and amiable perfect the th the ph loso i character of gentle mse and pher--Shaftesbury True freedom consists with the observance of law Adam was free in paradise as In the wilds to whieh be was banished for Ms transgression-Thornton PASSING PLEASANTRIES es ro the existence mind by doub of tina it proves "what '14404 you over great obstacles of liter' they asked It successfUl man "The ther beta lee be O'Con- 0 0 nor In the opinion of the world martiage th re re ur Tb a Banner has a larger daily eiroulatiott than any other neves Tennessee fl t' THAT VONVIIINTION FARCE Our free suptil recklessly unlimited advo- cites of Wcent 'dollars who assembled with- out regard to party in the Clerksville con- ventioa to nominate a candidate for Colt- gross ars having more trouble with them selves' The Davidson Dnlimited Committee was worried from the start of the primer plan which they could not understand end all through the remarkable perforoutuce of the primary forte they and the able cud! datm were at lose to know where "they 1 were at''s They were not Only pussied about the PrimarY result' but were worried til charges of corruption Made by several et the Unlimited candidate themselves charges however remarkably impersonal I and confusingly general Thst- committee cut the Gordian knot of their embarran 4 ment by adjourning and bustling the stele gates off to Clarksville' 4 All went merrily at Clarksville until the eighth ballot snut taken end the ennounce went was ludo that there was no nominee 1 tioin A motion to adjourn wail at once de-dared Carried and when the convention usembled Ober supper another ballot was taken which gave Mr Gaines a majority vote After sine die adjournment It was 1 discovered that Washington had received a 1 majority of the votes on the eighth ballot and that he bad been deprived of the eomination by an erroneous announcement of the result 1 Now the question arises: What claim has Washingtou to the nomination? Evidently he reoeived the majority vote on the eighth ballot and the will'of the convention as ez pressed by that vote should have been Intl under the rule It Issuid have been Anal it the correct announcement had been made The convention was deceived by this error in the announcement and palpable injustice was dons Mr Washington He was give the nomination by the convention but was not allowed to accept it What is to be done about it? It will be insisted that the convention by its action On the ninth ballot annulled ins former action yet the convention at the night session was laboring under a misapprehension ft was misled by the mistake made by the iecretaries or the chair It bad funder the rule borninated candidate but was left 'in ignorance of the fact Mt) formal announcement of the feet was lacking A false announcement had been made Nevertheless the convention went to work aM nominated Mr Gaines- Whatever may be said of combination and intrigues the fact remains that it was the will of a jority of the convention On the Moth and last ballot that Mr Gaines should be the nominee It so diclered and yin adjourned sine die The couvention having the for rosily declared its will ended its existence 80 there you are Mr Washington was nrut elected as a candidate but the convention not undentanding itself proceeded also to sleet Mr Gaines Mr Washington has just cause for complaint but how is be going to help himself? He will probably not be able Ala induce Mr Gaines to give tiP the nomination 'Me will hardly 'be able to et the converitiosi to reauemble and make a third tunninatioe He seems to have the enema- tiv only of grinning end' enduring the In justice that was done him or running on as ane of the two nominees of the farcical) ARMED DEMOCRACY Never lathe history' of politics bas there been such Indignity done a great 'petty organisation as has been done the Demo-oldie party this year by the reckless' freeeilver leaders who have by systematic fairness and the moat -relentless methods gotten Control of the national convention of under the rule It atm nave peen gnat it the correct announcement had been made The convention Inut deceived by thts error in the announcement and palpable Injustin was dons Mr Washington He was give the nomination by the convention but was not allowed to Unlit It What is to be done about it? It will be Insisted that the convention by its action on the ninth ballot annulled int former action And yet the convention at the night session was laboring under a misapprehension It was misled by the mistake made by the aecretaries or the chair It hAd under the rule nominated i candidate but was left in Ignorance of the fact formal announcement of the feet was lacking A Wee announcement had been trade Nevertheless the convention went to work alio nominated Mr Gaines Whatever may be said of combinations and intrigues the dee remains that It was the will of a ma- tority of the convention On the ninth and last ballot that Mr Gaines should be the nominee It so declared and then adjourned sine dim The cosvention having thee for really declared its will ended its existence an 80 there you are Mr Washington was elected) as a candidate but the convention not unde retanding itself proceeded also to elect Me Gaines Mr Washington has just cause for complaint but how hi be going to help Influent He will probably not be able to induce Mr Gaines to give tie ths Dome natton He will hardly be able to get the tObVtatOq to reassemble and make a third soinination no seems to have the enures five only of grinning and enduring the in justice that was dem i him or running on as one of the two nominees of the farcical) ddereestiose- -cs I lISED DEMOCRACY Never In the history' of politics has then A Att been such indignity done a great piny or ganization el has been done the crab party this year by the reckless free- silver baiter' who have by systentatio use Control of gotte fairness and the moot relentless methods the national convention of --4------- discovered that Washington had received a majority of the votes on the eighth ballot and that he bad been deprived of the ItoMi- nation by an erroneous announcement of the t' 4 1 resul Tillman and Coley Tbirty-three membent 'of the County tributed among the delegates at Washing Tillman announces that he will ccept Court of Knox County arrived in the city tom Other attractive literature will also a from Knoxville rtnly the first piece on the Democratic tick- ExPosition Company The Party to In To the members of the Negro ChiMrree as the guests of the Tennessee Centenn mEgno CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT se showing his own entimate of hie own worth and dignity of which be enjoys a me tbis morning at it 40 teekTaki be distributed Ropoly A ticket with Tillman at the bead Departmeut: Called meeting of our de 4 I of the following gentlemen oo charge of Hon John Houk snit consists aught to beets Coxes at the tail and While rim partment leridey July I at Natliee Court It might net sweet' the eountrE it would lt A' "re THE WOMAWS BOARD Cottrell II French 7 1 Jul at 4 ImPertaut balance well one being as great a fool as the te RICHARD HILL Ch'ut Cash lifcClanaban Albert emu 4 leontjuntrneake tie but in that they harmonize like a fish MV A qorum failed to i naterialise at the Jackson Evian' Kirby reeetine of the Woman's Board at the mai hors and A pig hoder a gate--New Tork 'eras brought up Price Tatom Alf Harris A War well Howe this morning and no business Tribune wick Itioredor Jeu Cottrell TV i Cooper Wm Rule Chu Wilson Ed Car Aftermod there wits an Informal rneeting Tern Heed's Wit ter Ernest Logan atorrieen John of the Davidson County members' of the As important party measure won about houk John King and Houk hoard and reports were made on the sale to be voted on by the Fifty-first Congrese The guests were received by the Enter- of $eats for the proposed series of concerts end the Republican needed every vote tainment Cotrimittee and to tprie pose by the Metropolitan Concert Company come Of the most toted artists in the proles "Come at once" Speaker Reed telegraphed Nicholson Hours where they breektut smiQonre' to Congreeemen Lansing of the Watertown ol'raciltekiobinn cerImmptcanyuwaiantitdMmees wee "ImPoesibit" the Congressman 'wired Buttorff Judge John Ferries members taireekevhaving ravorba bele district sold and the ladies am confident of the back 'wuttout on line of the Davidson County Court Mr Leland succest Of the undertaking Reed's reply to this was promptly wired Rankin end others the visitors took Broad- A called meeting of Davidson County and was as follows: mind little 'treat we for the Exposition grounds member tele anneoneed for Jul 10 It the thing like that buy another shirt and coma The ride was extremely piment tbe mid- Maxwell House when the matter of the York Here''' eoncerte will be final! summer temperature being deliciously tent- determined pored by Southern winds Tbeprospectuthe CENTENNIAL NOTES 1 inverter Inermoisteney pate approached the grounds never showed Moir Imperial German Comm' at St free ereeseeer Democrats are commend fairer the stately buildings and the beauti- Louie hes become Interested in the Con-ins Mr Teller because as Senator Stewart fel expanse of the park winning the Instant tennis' and will endeavor to elitist the Ger- expresses it be has eft hi art because admiration of theevisitors The impreestve man government ls py be believed his party was against the 0011111 sweep Of the city in the toreeround which Herbert Weir Smyth Secretary -of the try But the bee ravin anath as affords such st striking contrast to the syl American Philologers' Asteocertke4 writes De yen charm of the park serried further to that the invitation of llov Turney end trot "en mecrala ehe pret)elle for i impress the East Tennesseans that not officials to meet in Nashville will be had time being to leave their party because they alone amid their splendid mountains has before the association at it meeting next '-6 believe their party now as controlled Is nature made herself lovely to look upon and Week against the country---Courier-Journal delightful to abide with Mr Walter Nobs! of Cottage Grove (S a The visitors were conducted to the Wom- inquires of the Director-General what be A rarer of Prineleto wanted-' an's building than which no lovelier' arch- came of the remarkable Idol found in Henry Politically the people have been demote' iteeture could be deserted Thence they County in one of the mounds of the mound by the edoption of the policy of expo- proceeded to the tower of the auditorium builders near the old liartelield farm tfty Money as the guide of party management from which the whole environment of Years etre and suggest that it should be Let us have an end of It all Give ths one Nashville shows like an emerald setting exhibited at the Exposition Can anyone party at least that knows for what it exe for this fair city give the information? late besides the spolls---Milwaukee Journal A walk along the lake now only In Its 1 mutest beauty was followed by an limpets- THREE MEN' KIL LED a tee Jah Doesn't Cars Ilona the Parthenon perfect in its reproduo- far as Senator Isbant Harris is cone lion Of the Me we nderful of all structure upreared of human bands earned the Eastern Demotrats maad ay ey visited the Administration quit the Fatal Aceldent on the It Road convention if they vrant to nobody Thence from Tennessee Is oin to try to step them buildiree hemmed in trr bowers 'gibed and Near Hartselle Ala gg -Chicago Record foliate and flowers There they were re- freaked with cooling draught after which Chase For she Wood Tie's President Jam Thomas attended by See- A toiler Exploders Osage the Death of arThe wood tick has shown up in Maine rotary Chee Currey' on behalf of the Laghteet Jones cad a Colored Farr Centennial bade the visitors thrice eelcome man and Brakeman Tom Reed who is summering In the Maine ati some os the ItaPosition All the woods ertil offer st lge omd juicy anatomy to splendid purposes of the Centennial were foe pasturage for the playful but earnest by President Biracal to the Banner outlined clearly and forcibly i little insect--Minneapolis Journal 1 Thomas an the visitors gave him the tilos- Birmingham Ala July 2e-The boiler of Wit Laugh tet attention Addressing himself directly to engine 230 on mouthbound freight train No The them 24ehe representative of Knox Coen- 16 on the Louisville Nashville Railroad Mr Wealey Casinos la ahead as the tree- 22 a coutity be said in which the imper- exploded this morning at 4:13 o'elock one sliver candidate for Congress in the Nub- ishable traditions and Institution of the and a half rOliell south of Hartselle Ala villa District which is why a good mese state originated For that county to bleep The engine was blown to atoms and eighteen people down there are laughinge-Knoxville repretsented in this great state exhibition cam ln the train were badly wrecked Engl Journal would be like the enactment of the play of neer JeMee Jones was terribly mangled -dying three hours after the explosion Fire- The Eloquence of Sliver "Hemiet" with Hamlet left out The Ex- nni Rion be added would be held under any man Dan Akins colored and front brake The silence of Thomas Reed since the man Jenkins colored were instantly adjournment of the Republiean convention connitienrina will be ttlegeitteent killed and Flagman A a Sanford was Is as profound as was that of McKinley be but Knox County owed it to hemlf and to slightly hurt The train was going at a fore that body sets-Manchester the state to participate in the Centennial rapid rate when the explosion occurred Union and if her County Court should agate decitne What caused the accident will never be an apropriation it must be raised by pri learned Wrecking crews from Decatur and A Decided Advantage vats subscription Birmingham are now clearing the main link In one respect at leant life will be pleas- At the close of President Thomas' address Jones had a family and lived hero The enter in Canada this summer than in the Judge Jon Ferries of the Davidson Coen dead bodies were brought to Birminghaerf United -States The general election up ty Court explained how his court bad been this morning to there Is yore-Providence Journal the first body to make an appropriation un- ANOTHER ACCOUNT animously donating $50000 an appropria- special to the Ba nner All the lame tion of which the members were prouder to Decatur Ala July 24outh-bound There le no question whatever that the day limn ever He urged tbe visitors to put freight train No 15 pulled by engine No Populist National Convention will pronounce KOOZ County In line with the great move- 230 which left here at 1 o'clock this more- for free-silverism and all the other isms ment- Ing was wrecked one mile south of Harr within bailing distanek-Gmehe Bee Col William Rule responded on behalf of Belle while in motion running about twenty the visitors in an eloquent address thank- mite a per our By some mysterious cause A Drawing Card Ing the officers of the Centennial for their th boiler exploded with fatal results The hospitality and assuring then" of his en- So far Maj McKinley has engaged rooms 6 troths was in charge of Conductor John nit- dorsement of the remarks by President at only live summu resorts But the sea- tenbery end Engineer James Jones Jones hu and Judge Perris" He felt assured eon has only begun and there will be Tom wee blown into fragments as also the eel- Knox County would others-Baltimore American wld do her full duty and be ored fireman and one colored brakeman fittingly represented at the Centennial i whorl names have not been obtained Al Mr Hill's Remark The Transportation building Minerals and Sanford white brakeman was badly but Forestry building and Commerce building not fatally hart Conductor Rittenberry and If free silver bag Its way at Chicago Mr were then ins after inspected a er hi the party the remainder of the crew escaped without Hill's remark "I'm a Democrat" Is like- returned to the city and visited the capitol 1 injury Several freight ears were demo' me a a -n- ly to hick some of Its old-timehasi A From there they repaired to the Niels- I When and about one thousand feet of the flouriale-Washingten Star son where an elegant dinner was eervee track was torn um The Decatur At 2 secioek they took a special trail for dation train going south bas been delayed A Comatose Boom' the Tennessee Industrial School At 4 o'clock several hours but the track will be cleared At last accounts the only state in which the same train will convey thent through the for the 2-o'clock evening through train the Adial Stevenson boom was at all con- city to Belle Meade where they will remain spicuous was the comatose state-New York till dusk 'they will return to the city for JUMPED THk CLUB simper and will tor Knoxville at els 0 A Mitres Regret cluck to night emeedies" Hahn and lb Mobile Club Are V' I Doubtless the Republican party feels like NE YORK COMMISSIONERS At Outs I The following Associated Press dispatch kieking Orel when it reflects that it ail- nittted all of those bolting states-Wasteug announcing the appointment' of commis- exeogiese Hahn the star twirler of the smilers of the Tennessee Centennial for the ton Post Mobile Southern League club arrived in State of New York will be read with intemt the city yesterday and it is not likely tbat The canton Milt by all friends of the Centennial The 4op- he will be aeon on the diamond again this 112cii'ei'" Willi" etreiiitlersol4 Wmemomelnee-lreM'Ann'neelt'gne6leitAtMent sedetalsiserseaethecearesesenuor see-eitre McKinley'e elettiou will last about four and moit influential citizens of that great outs and the little south-paw twirler hu a months before election day --Chicago Rec state Such men not only exert a wide in- grievance He claim that the clue wanted A fluenee but do much in their own capacity him to pitch every other day whirls be 0011 I and the people of Tennerree will feel pro- itively refused to do stating that he could 6'''''i A Lve ily Auction roundly grateful to Gov Morton for bon not stend the strain The management Indications are that there will be lively oring the Centennial with such admirable however took a different view of the mat 6-0 bidding when Gov Altgeld attetione off the appointments The announcement follow': ter and npon Hahn's refusal to go in the Illinois delegatec-Chicago Times-Herald Albany July 2-Gov Morten has box every other day they fined hint $50 and appointed the following named gentlemen placed him on the bench The next train One thenne ejalee Wit to represent State of New York at the found on it speeding towards Tennessee Centennial celebration to be Now that Corbett and Sherkey have Latam of Latham Alexan Nashville where be eays be will remain beginning ening May signed for a finish fight why cot limit them held in Nashville next ear eg until the Mobile management comes around to one volume Paul Globe John to his way of thinking Hahn has been der Co New York James McCrearv McCreary 06 pitching winning ball for his club during James McCreary A Cd New York: George Like Pelting Eye Teeth 1 Gag season and he thinks be ha been badly Kerns of Tiffany Co New York Rob-dat 4 by the roana ement tr a The InPnmaehtng Chicano convention has ert ff President the Merchants or a good deal of the effect of en anticipated Exchange Buffalo Henry Gunnison city visit to the dentist-Boston'tiereld editor of the Brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn Flab it Weirs ---6---0-'-----r- Timothy Woodruff Park Commissioner Choice of asy suit for $1000 It Anthode to win Brooklyn John Dunes of Ciente Some of the Party politicians would nom- A Co New York City I he Healthful Form Mate the devil if they believed be could THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE getentista predict that 100 years bone carry the otoothmh-crateaatost News: Tee Executive Committee wilt for the there will be no such thing aa so 'namable Tillman and Coley 'Tillman announces that be will accept only ths first place on the Democratic tick et showing his own entimate of his own worth and dignity of which be enjoys a monopoly A ticket with fillthan at the brad ought to base Coxes at the tail and hilt It might not sweep the eountr4 It would balance well one being as great a fool as the other it other respects they are as untike as chalk and cheese or dynamite and treacle but In that the? harmonise) like a fish bort and a pig tinder a sata---Isity Tork Tribune Thirty-three members 'of the County tributed among the delegates at Washing Court of Knox County arrived in the city ton Other attractive literature will also (II from Knoxville this morning et I40 eelock he distributed as the guests of the Tonneaus Centennial NETto CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT Exposition Company The PeriY II in To the members of the Negro Childree's charge of Hon John Houk and consists Departmeet: Called meeting of our de of the following gentlemen: Hood partment leridey July II at Nonier Ceurt 'fork Abrom Moore Wilson fl at 4 0 100k mportant Cottxell II French wood'' Ir RICHARD HILL CIVIL Cash McClanahan Albert Dents King James Wallace IL Williams THE WOMAWS BOARD Moses Burkhardti A quorum failed to inatortallse at the of the Davidson County member of the PJaricmksonwTe TiitEomvintiInt BrritirwbyA A Ware aMre IllintlAtttbierwt44dthtthtliuhiperes7 wCstiolorrsoottzololt iVIcoharn a of $eats for the proposed series of concerts Houk John King and Houk board and reports were made on the sale PI Of OfTthbee mropostrttootelvd earertiavtserrin trhaevporroabirs taIhmeougtuescotsutwaleirtetzecaelnavdoshcory tedthe toEuttetri by the Metropolitan Concert Company tom more than 400 season tickets having bees I iAcHht oosri toot onHe olloui to oki 0 tit where an a I mmpt7he aneyyn with lb ir eit nt dkl tit na sem: Bottorff Jonas John Ferris membars sold and the ladies an confident of the meAtubcerlsedwams meeting of Davidson of the Davidson County Court Mr Leland success Of the undertaking Maxwell House when the matter of the Rottenetkin mint qtfhoretiltkthe eltvxpiloitfisitirgontAliroBumngdds- summer temperature bunt deliciously tem- eonee I The ride wu extremely pimant the mid- rta wit be Anally determined a ye stoothoce winds Thettroausetasthe CENTENNIAL NOTES I THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Scientists pt The Executive Committee will tor the there will best "Noodles" Hahn the star twirler of the Mobile Southern League club arrived tit the city yesterday and it is not likely tbat he will be men on the diamond again this letrategrolfisisfisoonathernisseenfismewr ralr re outs and the little south-paw twirler has a grievanoe He claim that the club wanted him to pitch every other day which be pole- itively refused to do stattng that he could not attnd the strain The management: however took a different view of the mat L-- ter and ttpon Hahn's refusal to go in the box every ether day they fined hInw $50 and pieced him on the bench The next train found "Noodles" on it speeding towards Nashville where be earl be will remain until the Mobile manasement comes around to his way of thinking Hahn bee been pitching winning ball for his club during the season and be thinke be hat been badly trdateti by the management Washing will also TMENT 11 CsbiMrst's our do ler Ceurt 4 MIL te at the the Max- business roosting re of the 1 the sale concerts 13e favorable ting be nt of the County Id itt the er of the L' mu! st the Cent the Oer- rriof the Dn writes vr end ely Lu be kid etiali next illirewlIGAraVe' in Henry he moundt farm fifty should be an D1011 1 ED Death of id Ware be bolter 0 it train No Le Railroad i'clock one Iselin Ala nd eighteen eked Engl mangled osion Fire- ront brake instantly anford was going at a iccurred II never be Decatur and main line I here The lirmingha0 louth-bound engine No this morn- tit of Harb bout twenty irious OSUMI eaulta The ir John nit 5netsv deo the brakeman Al a badly but enberry and L' ped without were detnolfeet of the 1000111Me men delayed LI be ckared 'L gh trstn Club Arti drier of the arrived ta likely tbat 4 again this Than theei 1-4Mhe representative of Knox Coen- 15 On the Lousville Nashvill i why th irsyyyh est attention Addressing nimseit aireetry so enswis Aim no nownouunu u-sigt Mr I Wesley Gaines Is ahead as the tree- ishable traditions and Institution of the and a half Inilea south of Her sliver candidate for Congress in the Nub villa District which is why a good For that county to hemp aul engine was blown to tome al 4Y II comity be said in which the imper- exploded this morning at 4:13 people down there are lauhing-Knoxville repretsented la this great state exhibition eere le the trete were badly wee state originated Th Journal neer James Jones was terribli ould be like tbe enactment of the play of ng three hours after the expi The Zioqattnee Of Sliver "Hamlet" with Hazolet left out Tim Ex- i man Dan Akins colored end mho hues" of Thom te Reel tines the poeon be added wOuld be till under a magnificent success coy killed and Flagman A 8 adjournment of the Republiean convention but Knox County owed It to hemit and to condition and will be a IA jenktrig Th I colored er slightly hurt tra was is as profound as was that of McKinley bm the state to participate in the Centennial rapid rate when the explosion fore that body Wets-Manchester 11 and if her County Court should agate decltne What caused the 'evident wi an apropriation it must be raised by prt- ed Wr ockin crews fro I A Decided Advantage vat subscription eirrningissa are now clearing tit In one respect at leant life will be pleas- At the close of President Thomas' address 1 Jones had a family and live enter in Canada this summer than in the Judge Jon Ferries of the Davidson Conn dead bodies were brought to I United -States The general election up ty Court explained how his court had been this morning there Is over -Providence Journal the first body to make an appropriation un- ANOTHER ACOOUN" animously donating $50000 an appropria- fludial to the Banner ))) All the Isms tion of which the member were prouder Be ed tb visitors to tur AIL Joly 2-o- I Thom le 00 qu day than ever urged put eatiOn whatever that the freight train No 15 pulled by th th Populist National Convention will pronounce KnOtt County In line wi great move- 230 which left here at 1 o'clock tor fre meet emilverism and all the other isms leg was wrecked one mile sou am Mlle responded on behalf of within hailing distance-Omelet Bee the m- running a visitors in in eloquent address thank- Belle while in motion the officers of the Centennial for their miles per hour By some vivito leg the boiler exploded with fatal A Mewing Card hospitelity and assuring them of his en- trete was In charge of Conduct( So far Maj McKinly as engaged rooms ot the re orsemen marks by Preeldent I ee rert- tenbeim end Engtneer James J1 a on ve umme eso But the sea Thomu and Judge Perris" Ho felt leisured el wee own into fragments os eon hal only begun end there will be Knox County would do her full duty and be ored fireman and one colored others-Baltimore American fittingly represented at the Centennial i whoe names have not been ol at Hite mar The Transportation building Minerals and Sanford a white brakeman) we Forestry building and Commerce building not fatally Mtn Conductor Hitt free sneer nes its way at unicago were then Inspected after which the party the remainder of the crew 'sea ii Hill's remark "I'm a Democrat" Is like- returned to the city and visited the capitol injury Several freight care I ly to lack some of its old-time emphasis and re flourish-Washington Star From the where an elegant dinner was serethey repaired to the Niels- I ished and about one thousand son The Decatu track was torn up I' At 2 o'clock they took a simnel Dal for dation train going south bas "ewe') the Tennessee Industrial School At 4 A 'clock several hours but the track wil At last accounts the only state in which the same train will convey there through the wee at the Adlat Stevenson boom at art con- city to Belle Meade where they will remain spicuous was the comatose state--New York for the 2-o'clock evening throe tin dusk- They will return to the city for JUMPED THE GLU Man and Express upper sad will leave for Knoxville at 9:15 o'cluek to night olloodloa" Hake sod the Mobil A olitteal Regret NEW YORK commrssIdNERs At Outs Deubtless the Republican party feels like Tbe following Associated Prose dispatch announcing the appointment et kieking Veen when it reflects that it ail- of commis- 'coodiag Hahn the star tv ted II eh bolti hi a ose ng a a es- as ug- limners of the Tennessee Centennial for the Southern League ton Post The amen creme by all friends of tha Centennial The ap State of New York will be read with interest the Mobile club city yesterday and It is no he will be aeon on the diamon liillikeiii-thleetho'ctriWiiryiblet4 ''''11101111te-lr'441beme'reS' tberiatlatet- McKinley election will last about four and moil influential citizens of that great outs and the little south-pew state Such men not only exert a wide in- rievance He claim that tbe montim before election day--Chicago Bee fluenee but do much in their own capacitl him to pitch every other day el ord I and the people of Tennessee will feel pro- Merely refused to do stattng ti A Lively Auction roundly grateful to Gov Morton for bone not stand the strain The that Indication are at there will be lively orine the Centennial 'with such edmirable however took a different view bidding when Gov Altgeld attetione off the appointment The announcement folMwe: Albany July 2-Gov Mor every other day they fined ten has ter and epon Hahn's refusal I box Illinois delegatee-Chicago Times-Hetald appointed the following named gentlemen placed him on the bench Th ono celebration to be eItuno only to represent the State of Nese York at the found Noodles on it speed Tennessee Centennial Nashville where he lays he Now that Corbett and Sharkey have beM in Nasbville next ear beinning May nasemen until the Mobile ma seemed for a finish fight why pot limit them John Latham of Latham Alexan- to his way oe thinking teat to one volume each'-ell Paul Globe York James McCrea of der A Co New rY pitxhing winning bail for his James McCreary CM New York: George Kuno of Tiffany Co Nevi York Rob- trdated by the management Liam roliinft Stye Teed) and he thinke be ha 1 thte season The appnaching Chicago convention has ort Hefford President of the Merchants' al th i ei to ei id a elm de of the effect of an anticipated Exchange Buffalo Henry Ounntson city Elsh lb Weirs Reduce visit to ent M- on ere editor of the Brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn ---e----e-e---e Timothy Woodruff Park Commissioner Choice of asy suit for $100t AllYbodl to Win Brooklyn John E6mes of Claftia BM Ot tne Party politicians would nom- Co New York City law 11000'4 Ireton Mate the devil if they believed be could THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE predict that 100 etectioameGalvestos News carry the ins Exectittve toonnfttee will for the there wit) be no such thin as sear are irier has a lub wanted lob he nos it he could -) inagement: it the mat go In the ilto $50 and next train 3g towards rill remain mes around ha ben during been badly it 'ears bone a Incurable Harris is con toe Isis Doesn't Caro lion of the most wonderful of all structuree far as Senator isha nt 7 earned the Hasten) Democrats may quit the Fatal Aoehlent on the It Road Thence they visited the Administration convention if they want to wad nobody upreared human an a etlf a se e' a- li II rt II Al from Tennessee is ing to try to stop them building hemmed in by bowers of shade and PrPsident Inc- NC Thomas attended by See A toiler Unlade Ceas lb Deat seh of It aidthecoo-otroLng 14 4 '4 ti earry the electioam-Galvestas News The Exectittve tommfttee will far the I there will be no such thing as ail ineurablet 1 I 1 't L' I i Fred pmposs last night? Stens really don't know: fell asleep about 1 York Town Topics bear you ars deaf to your creditors Monti Boom in The Bland boom is aMicted with a poet His name la Matta his home la Mon-Una and yesterday he perpetrated tha tot-lowing: There Is a happy land Far tar away Where Democrats may stand Fair as the day There waits our Richard Bland Jinkling silver in his band 0 but his chance is grand-- Well I should say That man'a all right" was the comment ot Aid John Coughlin sometimes called "Bath-House" also a tree-ailver Democrat R--How can it be otherwise? I atti over my but generally quoted as I nOtell man glie tors in knows his business 'Jingling silver In his band Why that's the way First Ward pri- A you ever married? Second Tearnp---trat I ji4t 1 merles are Tribune wish I had all the alimonY I I Fire works- said Weary Wilkins read- seriously serious ing the sign on the new store "T'snk heav- 'nano to think that our en I'm not dat man A American people or certainly their leading Journal and controlling element grow more Wier' tive about their situation in the Willy of Making His Mark: you beard nation with the annual return of the time that our minister Is to be tried for heresy? 1 that their political indtpendence It It It quite a diatinction for so is being continually disclosed to them that young a Life they have responsibilities to discharge from hen rm a man--" began Bobbie which no favoring circumstances can set "Wharir you asked his mother "I'll them free A nation no more than art Jodi-name my boy after myt bow vidual Is not in the world for the mere put 111 Bazar suit of happiness In A sellishwiy" Only as "Awful sieldent it l'oneh'i It developi a sturdy antra Of Self-abnegatron i'So? I didn't bear of it" "Jones bit his 1 along with its accumulatinn of power mtty It thumb with tho hammer and Immediately i consistently hope to achieve a condition of exploded with rage while his wife bunt I happiness at all Hence it Is time to change Into Journal- the keynote of our Fourth of July addresses hardly knoW holef to begin sir said 1 from abounding self-congratulation to one of graver the would-be sen-itelaw as a starter "Per- i consc)ousness Of duty yet wiper- a "Iiikriftn'ttiFfiNPfultxextViNntiritbilettitt nem 1 The words were polite enough but the young 'it atterson to the Britisher' Man thought be saw a glare and got out un- Interviewed by a reporter of the London Journal Chronicle June lIth Henry Watterson el Fair there no way of lolling itor of the LOUleiV1110 Courier-Journal said: exactly what is the matter with me? Dr 1 "If there exists In England" -he leDit'n1 a post-mortem examination an Impression that the Southern States of would reveal that Fair for the American Union are not a unit with the heaven's sake make one I don't see why I 1 national principle it Is a serious error should be squeamish at such a time as this i Nowhere watt tho President's Venezuelan Mond Boom to Verge poet The Bland boom is with a Hi name le his atm is Mon tam and yesterday he perpetrated the tot- lowID There Is a happy lank Far far away Where Democrats may stand Fair ao the day There waits our Richard Bland Jinling silver in his hand 0 but Ms chance is gruel- really don Ella-Did Free propose last eight? Stel Hell I should sa e( -e-I know: I fell asleep about 1 Tbat man's all right" was the comment oelock--New York town Topice of Aid John Coughlin sometimes called e--I bear you are deaf to your ereditors "Bath -House" also a fee-silver Democrat B-How can it be otherwis I am ever my but generally quoted as I Boise man 'Re I ems In debt-Tit-Bits knows bis business 'Jingling silver in his A Retrospect-First Tramtio-Wux You i Ilitov Why that's the way leird Ward pri- ever married? Second Tramp--TrIll I Jim maries are cirri ea --Chicago Tribune wish I had all the ailment I owe- Puck omire works- said Weary wp ktuk read A du" our-h ing the sign on the new store "T'ink heav- We seriously incline to think that our en I' Journal not dat man -Americ and controllin an people element or certainly their lea grow more Wier ding tin about their situation in the Welly of Mark She-Have you Making His inister to beard 1 th nations with the annual return of the time at our Is be tried tor heresy? 1 at dates their political indipendence It 1 it le te--- es quite a dietinction tor so is being continually disclored to them that young a man--Brooklyn Life tit ey have roll ns ibill I Me di es to se ante from 1 "When rm a began Bobble which no favoring circumstance' can sot Wha you dor asked free is mother "I'll them nation no more than an name my boy after popper-and myt bow vidual Is not in the world for the mere pur- II I'll spank Bazar suit of happinees In selfish wiy Orly as "Awful- accident at J'oneii's iesterdamir it develops a sturdy spirit of self-abnegation "So? I didn't bear of it "Jones bit his along with its accumulation of power may it runconsistently thumb with the hammer and immediately i con hope to achieve a condition of his wife bunt exploded with rage while I happiness at all Hence it is time to change le f11 add into Journal eynote of 011t ourt reases ha 4 1 know otte to begin ale 0 said from abounding self-eongratulation to one of I the would-be rd sereirelaw as a starter "Ier- i a gr eyer consciousness Of duty yet unper- 1-torreed viatica taciusiii rawmitimvol tbe 6vss taon --1 14-t-3 i The words were polite enough but the young ti (women to the Britisher' man thought he saw a glare and got out un- Interviewed by a reporter of the London avested-Indianapolis Joureal -I Chronicle June 17th Heny Watteriton 64- Fair Patient-Is there no way of -telling it if to le ill or ourier- exactly what Is tho matter with me? Dr 1 "If there exiles In England" he netted 1 Demo-Envies-Only a post-mortem elimination an imp roast he on that the Sout en Sti ea I would merest that Fair Patient-Then for the American Union are not a unit With the 1 heaven's sake make one I don't see why I 1 national prinelple it is a serious error should be squeamish at such a time as this i Nowhere was tho President's Venezuelan I the party I I I 1 -id ANOTtiltit' QUEER BOOIL Another queer presidential boom is added to the hit ot those that will be boosted It Chicago Mr Wharton Barker of Philadelphia who occupies the unique position of an Eastern Republican hanker who favors free etiyer- thinks bets just the man to lead the Democratic bosta the present emergency It was Mr Barker who engineered the "protection and free-sliver" movement which mime to in early demise in Philadellihia some tine ago It will be remembered that a number of free-silver senators went from Waihington to the Quaker City' to Meet with Eastern manlfacturero and effect a sort of tiombhatt of their respective interest i There were few' manufacturers le the scheme It was all of Wharton Bar'ker's engineering and was repudiated in a strong resolution adopted ail the next meeting of the Philadelphia Manufacturers' Club The news which now comes from Philadelphia that Mr Barker will eadesivor tooecure the nomination reveals the true inwardness of the movement The Democratic party has fallen on strange line when Republican like Teller and Barker who have always been 1 strong protectionists think themselves proper timber for the piety's presidential nomination Tit is COISreDENATIVAIIISTZRAPith-- The Nashville delegatiOn to the Confederate reunion in Richmond rendered noble service in 'beholf of our city and their et forts to secure the next meeting of the veterans in this city wereerowned with zrjeeea4 liajnitrOl! tirettey via will delight to wieime the old toldiers and will be honored by their coming in many ways the holding of the great Confederate reunion in this city next year will be desirable and enjoyable Nashville Is a plade that will greatly intermit the ex-Confederates It is the best place for the location of the Battle Abbey and the meeting will serve to demoestrate this rect Be sides In the Exposition year It will be of great' and Mutual advantage to have the many thousands of rterans meet hers The lelection of Nashville for' the meeting will of itself be one of the best possible advertisements of our great Exposition' Altogether It was a good thing for Nashville and Tennessee ud 'a good thing the soldier veterani of the South that this -city was Iselected for the-limit meeting at the Confed- erate Association 1 ANOTHER QUEER R00 1t Another queer presidential boom is add- th ad to list of those that wilI be boosted it Chicago Mr Wharton Barker of Phil- adelphia who occupies the unique position of an Eastern Republican hanker who favor' free silver thluks be le just the man to lead the Democratic bosta in the present Marlene? It was Mr Barker who engineered the "protection and free diver' movement Inch came to an early demise in Phila re dellihia some time ago It will bit mem- bored that a number of tree-littrensenatoce went from Washington to the Quaker City to meet with Eastern mac and effect a io of Combine of their respective Interests There were few tnanufacturcrs Is the scheme It was all of Wharton Bar- ker'S engineering and was repudiated In a strong resolution adopted ail the next meet- log of the Philadelphia Manufacturers' The news which now WM4 from Philadelphia that Me Barker will eridesom or tostecure the nomination reveals the true in wardnese the movement The Democratic party has certainly fallen on strange lines when Republican like Teller and Barker who have alwa ys een strong ms protectionists think themselves proper Umber for the pertya presidential Domination THIt cottrlimsnetrs ittivrtit ANtk- The Nashville delegation to the Conteder- ate eion In Richmond rendered noble sentee in behalf of our city and their et- forts to secure the next meeting of the veterans in this city wereettroweed with sig- itallreacerioityggydssolttgediOrieiat ilia will delight to we' the old soldiers It and will be honored by their comin gt -i In many wus the holding of the great Confederate reunion in this city next year will be desirable and enjoyable as is a plan that will greatly Intermit the ex- Confederates It is the best place for the location of the Battle Abbey and the meet ing oil) serve to demonstrate this fact Be Om Exposition yea( it will be of sides In treat and mutual aevantag to have the many thousands of e-terans meat here Th ton of Nashville for the meetin will le 11 1 VI at itaalt ba elte et the beat Peesibta advertise- yib of our greet Exposition AllAger it as a good thing for Nashville and Tan- nem" tatt a IV" thisil or Olio soldier the i that this Ise- veterans 0 -e Sout- LI -I was 11 unag our ZOO soldier veterans of the South thatthia city 'was ise- factot for the meeting of tho Canted- orate AaNOCIttlan 0 1 1 1 1 i 1 Fick-Me-Up "What object about the 'new women'" said the apprehensive moo "is that she pushes ahead too fast" "Oh I don't know" replied 'the man in bicycle clothe "you get a tandem and ride up a hill with one of them aneYoull find out your atar "THE 'LAND IS BRIGHT Say net the totrossie naught availetk The labor and the wounds are vain fleeciest'? lois not nor tatith And as things havobeen they remain If UMW were dupes fears may be lists It may be In you smoke concealed Your commies chaos e'en now the flier Ant but for you pongees the old Ter while the tired avec vainly breaking 'Seem here no painful Inch to gain Far back 1 through creeks and inlets making Comes silent flopding Ift the main "What I bt tbt th -London Pi on it object about new wo- men said the apprehensive Mem is that she pushes head too feat Oh I don 't know" replied the man in bicycle Mother ta dem and ride up a hill with you ge one of them anitimuII Dud out your Ws- ta ire-W athington Stem -e THE LAND IS BRIGHT Say sot the route naught availeth ThaTlimasawlallo11111eaaa toLardstfleittria And as Mass havebeee they remain ine Inver eau tue wuktuee ere yew The away toilets sat see tatith o- And as things havebeee they remain if be it es ePeol were oyes ears may a It may be In yon smoke eenesated Your comma chase e'en bo thters "4' het tee lee' Peeled' the 6614' Ter while me tired waves vainly breaking FairbernebkeorthrnoeuPaintut inch to gaiu eit creek and iniets making Com" 1114mtl lk ihs mall' Slut time bold its weekly meeting is the disease tirtt time bnia its wtokiv outotior le the Madfaxe drat time hold its weekly meeting in the disease message received with greater enthusiasm than in the South The people of the South would welcome a foreign war because It would give them an opportunity to their loyalty to the Union Tbey are a warlike race and there are things to make restive They do not thirst tor blood are not as you put It 'spoiling for a fight: but they are bent upon an expanding foreign policy and ire ready to tight it the drop ot a bat" A Suitable tolettidato Walter Wellman speaks In one et his letters to the Chicago Times-Herald of the Hoc Clark Howell of the Atlanta Constitu tlon1N a vice-presidential possibility at Chits( We wieb that we pould second the nomination but we have already pledged out support to Clarla pa If Blackburn should kill the father we would not object to transferring our allegiance to the son Either would make a good candidate for Vtce-President on a free-silver ticket: net ther has any knowledge upon financial questions and as the strength of the free-sliver movement depends lapcli agncraltack of information on the its leaders any sort of a candidate 11 News and Courier- Railway Actitienta rens recetved with greater enthusiasm ag le of than in the South The people the South would welcome a foreign war because it i would give them an opportun ty to (show their loyalty to Um Union Tbey are a war make restive They do not thirst for blood like race end there are illetny things to --they are not as you put it spoiling t016 a but they figbte uey ore bent upon an expanding foreign policy and are ready to fight at the drrop of a bat" gt Suitable Candidate Welter Wellman speaks In one of his letters to the Chicago Times-Herald of the Walter Wellman speaks in one or his or letters to the Chicago Times-Hera the Hoc Clark Bowell of the Atlanta Constitu tion tol a vice-presidential possibility at Chloe We wieb that we could tomtit! the nomination tut hive already pledged out support to Clarle pg II Blackburn should kill the father we would not object to transferring our allegiance to the son Either would tnake a good candidate for Vtemproshlent on tree-silver ticket nei tiler has my knowledge upon financial clues Bons and as the etrength of Cie free-silver movement depends upon a general tack of informaton on the par It its leaders ny sort or a candidate li News and Courier Railway Actitienua "'PS 7 10 "10 b00 "10 St WV 60 01 0) 040 $040000000000 00 0010 0004 0 0 001 0 0 0 )041 4 4a 4 i crA 0111 it 4 aqi 04i raw4116- CAKE PUDDINGS and ICES are doubly ed is delicious wh flavored with CAKE PUDDINGS and ICES are iioubly a delicious witti flavored with Slut: Nei FORESTALLING A DRADLOCK Tbsto siert many very humorous fetturea of the Clarksville convention farc bUt there was nothing more humorous then the fear manifested by the supporters of Gaines and Allison thit thew might be a deadlock 'Because of this solicitude Cot Am iind hot by eastern windows only When derlight comes romes in tho light In trent the sun ellinna slow how slowly But westward look the land is bright Hugh clougb The Bettie wed the iteedie John Me Leau'a presittenthd boom can now sit up ia bectitud cry tor the Cleveland Leader Too Inland For Tones Mr Teller It la said does not enjoy the Bland smile Democracy la giving Bt Paul globe Mese Ned For ft A For lawn 11201Wel Apply to McKinley Canton Courier mMminO 4 0: 1 111 The Bastioned the Hoeollm 1 John McLean's presidential boom tan I rmetmegekreetabobettesstomitetametmeonme we moadediateeteaepeeetamemeches i now sit up in bed end cry tor the se leo se a two 11 eg ii i o1 ao a olio to 0 ao al ao a a FORESTALLING A DEADLOCK ciseetand Leader Iiiroisaa gel 4 very homoroue feetures I Ilia tr it a a Slit LUI garedoville convention farm but I II er tAis CAKE PUDDINGS and ICES are doubly 14:41 IIIat Mr Teller It is said does not enjoy the tlI there wag nothing more bumorous then the Bland smile Democracy la giving fi delicious whieu flavored with fear Manifested by the supporters of Gaines And eot by eastern windows only fiL Paul Globe i a' le 4 "era ed For IS 1' "1 It: :1 i and Allison that theta might be a dead abaft daylight comes games In tho light in trent the sun etimba stew bee steady tr4 lock Secituso of thia solicitude Col Alit- But westward look the land is bright 1 111 I For One lawn mower Apply to 1 1 1 10 ill 3 --axtbur Hugh Clough McKinley Canton' Courier 1-- rt i 1 2 0 i Alg It I The orpectscle in Chicago is one which should make blush "wiry truts Demcorat In tho land The combination of ftepubliostas Populists end free silver Democrats who form tho National Bimettilio Committen and other politicians other than Democrats have assembled in Chicago to bike measures to dictats to-and control ths Demotratio convention Just think of it A utional onvontion claiming to repreeent tbe great puty of Jefferson and Jackson being made a cat's-Paw for the Populist party and the combination of odds and ends of the enemies of Demitcrecyl Among the most prominent of these assembled advisers and guardians of Democracy aro Fred Dubois A Man Senator from Idaho Congremman forth a Republican from Colorado Senator Stewart free-silver RePubilean of vadat Senator Pettigrew a Republican from South Dakota and IL Taubeneek the Chairman of the Populist National Committee Thor are many others of prominence In the company of politicians who have gone to Chicago to Influent the convention which is IO be held le the name of Doc Tan No wonder a member of the Nitional Demooratio committee is moved to protest In thri Mimeo Chronicle oa tollowg: 7 "Thor ie ne precedent for it in the tory of the Domecratic or any other party trid I to tree to my that I do not like it Who are them National Bimetallic Cuunlitbowmen anyhow? Are they any pert of the Conventlen? By what authority do they The spectacle le allow Is one which should make blush every true Democrat In the land The ooMbination of silver Democrats Populists and sver emocras wo form tho National Bimetallic Committee and other politidant other than Democrats have assembled in Chicago to take measures to dictate to -and control the Democratiq convention Just think of it A national to dictate to -and control the Democratie attention Just think of IL A utions1 co ocinvention claiming to 'represent tbe great party of Jeffenton and Jackson being matte a cat's-Paw for the Populist party and the combinstion of odds and ends or the enemies Democrecli Atnong the moat prominent these assembled advisers and riardians of De ety Are Fred Dubois Repub limn Senator from Idaho Congressman Stole forth a Republican from Colorado Senator stewart a fretecilver Republican of Ne di' Senator Pettigrew a Re nblican from a al-t rlbta end It- IL Ituhenpek thi Chairman of the Populist National Commit- tea There are many others of prominence in the winupwer wt poltudwoo who have gone to Chicao Influent ths convntion i i te abich is 'tal be held lit the name of Doinnoo- raet No wonder member of the 17 itional Demooretic COMMittee le moved to protest 061 rhrtintrIA al anew a the vomneratia or any outer petty kr krieinkkker114 Wilkt Wag 11741 tOttntilen ALL hew Are they sue ptrt Er whs gutbority -do the Mot goo says the Gees and Mean brach ileined in the movement to prevent a deed-lock This rugh to prevent a deadlock on the ninth ballot at ttit Emir of early candle' light was very considerate Indeed The combination gave the deadlock bleCk eye before It bad bobbed up or there was any alti of It bobbing up son 1a114 the Oalies and Allibon forcei iloined In the movement to prevent a dead lock Th rural to prevent a deedlock on the ninth ballot at the Elur of early condi light was very consider- Indd The combinatioo gave the dead- ate ee loch a bla it 070 before it had bobbed up or there was toy awl grit bobbinig up 1 I 1 i 1 the) 1 11y 111 "Wire noul yi co 1 0 0 Neantimc wItere is Times-Herald em VT' 411 I 0 and a 1 DUTY A stern-faeed eget took me by tho band 0 And lel me troll the Valley of Delight to Out through the Oatioi kiappinese FLAVORING EXTRACTS Into the stormy night 47 I Re set mg feet upon a way By there and bramble all e'erarown NIk 'I And pointed through the darkness where Nothing finer than these pure extracts thrown a wrnva urn rft ILA a1 Ab Thee DUTY A stern-faced eget took me by tho band And lel roe troll the Valley of Delight Out through the Ditii et liappinesa Into the stormy night Re get my feet upon a way By thorn and bramble all e'ergrown And pointed through the darkitess where The tetra of his bright Mine were thrown Vallee fair WEED MFG' 017 North Market Ab There eibley Meantime where is SibleyChicago itii Timea-Horald 1 tit U4- em ------o ot" to DUTY A 'A 14'1 i et -faced so I took me hi th hand gl and lel eve lee me trornt the Vane! of i A PB 4 Out through the Ott6 of Happiness It el IPLATOPLI740 EXTRACT ta Into the stormy night rt set nre feet UDGn I WILT 1 Ar-e0: ee ItittATRACTIS LI thank End htsrnblo ail o'prztown I tft No st forth for thee Valley fair A railroad man has compiled statistics which show that there Is only one rallroad passenger killed out of every 11451-4 car tied on the railways and that for every 1S1- 622 ouried only one la likely te be Injured: Ile bassi his calculations on the fatalities and casualties on roiliroads during the last twelve years Bis flgurew show that a mans chances are ueh that he would here to travel 4446Ati9 mile 'before geeting hurt and go 476S4901 miles before being killed Budget A railroad man has compiled statistics which show that there IS only one railroad passenger killed out of every 11eS51a3 car lied on the railways and that for every 1S1- aft tarried only one is likely to be injured' Ile bee" his eeleeletleee en the tetelities vregialroarodeshodwurithnagttaboomalasnti ertenemi ere suen trait fie woul9 0 ive Lo A Teeny Itritishlnistothe The 'too blunders about the United States and Its Rennie enuo so common in even the best-Informed English newspapers ire rarely met with nowadays i Once In awhile we hear 'something about the "State of Albany" and ortAzionally that the Indian savage threaten Chicago but as a rule English-editors avoid serious' errors though they sometimes maks laughable one Of thin litter character Is the following wbkh we clip from the last number of the Westminster Gazette It certainly' ought to have a stertling effect wherever it is "A COLONY OF TIPPLE' 'One of the most curious coloides that A Feeley tititish Mistake blunders! about the United I'll 4 1 it to 011 States and Its peoble enuo so common in even the best-informed English pews ire rarely met with howeden Pefeek nc hil we hr something abost suite of Albany and occasionally Oe in a ve ea 'tile that the Indian savage threaten Chi a--' but as a rule Erglish- editors avoid efrefil fhOUill sometimes make latish abie ones in4to rhgriliqOP 1t thE 1Cnkla 41 COLONY OF TIPPLE' i ''One ot the most curious solo'ulss that "Go tot-Th for thee no No pintos of petite Or heights of fame Alone treed mit thy WWI way And Al thy mIr flamer 1 piaaketlln LCIAA COOKS "tie no 1 Autt Am 'thy watchwortl-take lame 1 tiashytile LULA COOKS I I I ffl I I I 1 I A dispatch from Portland vouchsafes the information that thotigh x-Give- Pennoyer has heretofore been a populist be possibly would accept the Ikmocratie presidential nomination should be tendered him This is au altogether reasonable hypothesis --A ts should St! be tendered This Is au altogetbilr rosstrostle kepotiumils 1 1 Mit 11k 0114 OR MW1100WW406101040WWWVWWWWW40606481WWW041114-40016-WWOMOW1411 1 pp 1 1 1 Identified by Caricature Nast the caricaturist In an lu'ticl on Identified by Caricature Nast the oivicatuirist to an mu'Llela on iioaNrewiewieoeaogefuriktweletewowebrwslewolwebeea-estempaeer.