Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 1

A Big Shirt Waist Slaughter Sa le Hand 'LOIS And choice of our75c $1,25 and Waists for 75 cents 03 39C cents and We have about 3 dozon of our Finest 8 left that wtre 18.50 and $4.00 which will go I SO IN OUR ANNEX. Before starting to Remodel we will offer the Greatest Bargains. $2.50, $2, and $1 Wrappers for 9 and. 7 Silk Waists for 400 Duck Suits $3.00 and $4.00 Parasols for Everything in the annex at 50 PER CENT OR LESS. $3.48 $1.39 $1.88 HotfijajteBt for Republican Nomina- tioh Michigin Republicans.

Meet to Nomi; a Tlcket-rOther State Milwaukee, Aug. 5. was a- siz- wauee, zling hot day in bTuan 40SM11 BROADWAY. FOURTH ST. Clothes up to Date been in great favor at our establishment.

Fact IB no one a finer li of woo.ens and wo-Ud. to ntort onn. Important Features lo the make-up clothes work their superiority. not tbe-oheapest tallorB but claim to be the beat. Carl W.

Keller, 3" Market We are Tailor and Draper, LOST $15 905 vyt CHINES which must be Sola, CYCLOMETERS OILS y' CEMENT ENAMEL TIRES ENAMELING BELLS VULCANIZING Call and LAMPS GRAPHITE REPAIR KITS SADDLES TOE CLIPS, BRAZING LOCKS OLD TIRES Made Good New ZINN COMPANY. Lopsport Wabash and Artificial Gas Bills due the first of each month, ten day's grace. All bills payable at the office of the Company, 317 Pearl Street, Special-Low rates on heaters during the of May, June, July August and Sept- tember. Invitations Are always appreciated and especially BO when twtef ally THE. JOUENAL Job Printing Department Is making -r nritfthe Htute convention-took it easy in the stilling heat.

There.v.jVH.'spni.e comfort to tht: great exposition" hall, with'- oi cool and currents, and the delegates in crowdsMoV before, the. time Cor call-ing the 1 at'npon, Tlie situation h'afe" n'6t, clumped-perceptibly. -Robert and. Edward Seoflelcl will TOmni'n -neck r.nd 'neck in the race for the gubernaforral nomination. There -aie-siM in the field, but those iwo arc the.prorn- incut figures.

It 341 to nominate; and either of. the -leading cnndidstcs will have 50 of ibis number on Thefneiuls of each claim that tfa'dir-carididnteivili have in the start with. Neither side 'will concede that the other will lead; 1 indications an; that Mr. I-aVollettc will litn-e thr most votes at tliR beginning, while Mai. Scoileld will rofbe'vory.

far behind, Bae.H3ch te third with about 70 voles-buck of him. B. Bradford, of Eau 1 will come next with about CO. Elliott, of Milwaukee, will have about 30 volts, nnd EsiiibrppkYpf Milwaukee, will roni with perhaps ten or a Situation Mont Complicated. The situation is most complicated.

The factions are at bitter and feel in" runs'high. Dead and. mmcdjssue! have been resurrected, and Invented to suit present conditions There is'no possible way to'tell will'be the result. On account of the discord 'and bad blood aroused in. this 1 contest, there is a strong feeling among some, of the delegations to'renomlnateGov.

Lpbam nnd the rest of the officials and go home At any. rate a' dark horse" is lialess Lieut Gov. Bnensch may slip in. But lor La-Tollette or Scofield experts declare there is not a ghost of'n show. The) have killed each other off.

was beautifully dec orSted' with flags and bunting. VZhep the'Mur brjpoon arrived the great haj About MO republican including the numerous-can the stage. D. Coe, of tho. state called the conven tion and presented.the'.'eDor of central coiijinlttee.

as to after which.he introduce' Lnmoreux, as Die'chofeof the coro.OTittec chair 3HOT1. 'Ch'l, to. the great tnanffoBtidi'-ln- the money cjucstlon, Cnalr said the present clamant for fM 1 of Oliver Is but anothe scheme, of all of which have ended ivs in disaster ruin. On after Wether the great- commercial na tloniT'of the world have-come to a rtiJIza tlon of'th'efact that gold tho safest, and only- inetal fit for use as, a monej "antor'a? publl and (hfr people demand money that IB In trlrislcally -worth the; stampe irtwn'It by'jtBoit'overnmerit, or at loast re deemKble In.Jfuch. Tht orn great as it Is, has not tn the this ooun a metal stamped.by.

the govern a dollar stamp and reallywo-' A McKlnlcy-ftTid- the repub means a money and prosperity, It means turitffro the'good times prior to 1892. A vot tor vote- for the -Chlcag plafforni, which means anarchy and chow tho' oWrowth' ot chance mid acctden Ttfa aSrtiand'of the voters, the rank an flic of party, for MoKlnlcy shows con. chiJlvfllythat they bellevo.ln the doctrine tirlff. Their experience law has Jemonatrated Hint we must'-hive protection. The tariff question, is of a.

vita 'f campaign, and wlll.not.bc loytnlghtpf, ho matter how strenuoumly the'freo coln- BO advocates may 'endeavor 'to divert at tcr-tlon from The "nd.de- irusslon In'bunIneH due to tha ibsouee of adequate revenue, and protec- tlvo lixws, not to free coinage silver legislation. "It remains for now to place In nomination for men 1 0 will need no higher or better rccom- Aftori 'conilrniilniwthe- committees se- i 1 1 the three ne temporary Mr. poke In part Fart of Cbmlrnura Oore'r AUdreifc Ho said that the" ribmintttlon of state fflcers wan only, of the mportant The great crisis ot 1895 to every.patriot, and the est thought and loftiest feeling of the 'nitcd States expeoti- this groat common- voalth to do her duty. The country Knows hat the voice of Michigan la. the voice of cr republican platforms, and upon this csts an Imperative duty to make earnest mil explicit Immovable alth In the tried and.potenf.prlnclples of hei republican party.

Wo have tho In- nlrctlon of a noble example. The St. platform Is the most couraKCous, tho most commanding, the most far-Jeoing olltlcal doctrine of recent years. It Is ab- olutely faithful to the eenlus of our In- tltutions and our "It Is all divine lire of he -American That platform as sound as tho -highest dictates of na- lonal lionor and patriotism an make it. It Is worthy c( the great vie- ory' now gathering o.

It next It is American from skin to core and there is'no man so lit to carry It to Its glorious triumph as the Incomparable Mc- Clnley, of Ohio." 'Chairman Gore's allusion lo itcKlnley whirlwiml of ap' United, MAYOR plause wb'tcA continuedj'for several minutes. The- pfiiuts on the money question were also Gubernatorial t'onttitta Hot 'One. The cojiinflttees Wore then appointed. eputustiugTinffree dele- ration from Seventh district was ud- uiitted tothefioorSvithoutvoicepending the report of 'ih'c committee on credentials. The (convention'then took a recess There i littlc'Change in'the fight for The managers of the'booms of Mayor Pirigree and Col; Bliss slJll.Mntinue to claim'a victory for'thcir.

candidates, to be an exceedingly if neither the nomi- lilitiqn. on the bal- 'The platform to be presented "to the oon- ventlbn will short: It will declare con- tlnued the republican party which BtuxJtrfor the.upholdlng of law. and order best Interests of this the.natlons It Indorsement, the the: national republican convention of 1806 as a comprehensive, courageous enunc at on of Its all loyal cltl- or unite in Its support' that where any may have Convictions conflict therewith, their guod judgment.will, appreciate, the necessity of opinions for the general, good, with a view of re- Moving de- spreaaing business-depression and restoring prosperity all-the peoplei and con- Kratulates-the' party, upon the eminently wlte and satisfactory ieltotlon of standard bearers in thc'current- nitlonal campaign. declare emphasize our fealty to that distinguished American statesman, William who best embodies those patriotic and progressive oxoresslons of 'ecolnomlc-purposes, protec- tionreciprocity money, and our equally unreserved confidence In the ability for vice president, Garrett'A. Holmrt.

The platform indorse the tratlonor-Gr---'-'-- 1 11 TICKET. MUloorl Th.Ir Conv.n latest Styles in Type aad Material. osm New: appolntaa D. Ax as agent tor their eelebrated BpeotoclM and Ire (jitu 'HACK has complrtu MMrtmeht Wd Invltel all to 'wtliifr of ot thengoodCoyn at the store of D. A.

HAWK, Etole for pratorc that was fairly Blow iff gath- logituport ma. HO Pedrtlers Supplied, 'ednesday log. Coatliissi and men plying fanssana crimeIh-slowly to the.Di.usi.cJqf the pand. Outside heat side the debilitating! and 1 ,1 It wcis'af ter 11 of; the staty'ate'ntral ttee, called th'e Aiterj 'prayer, had been introdueedi Hon. Victor of.BentouHHrbejr.' Jefferson Fifteen hundred delegate and spoc- tatora were assembleU in the hall of the house of represeututives when Chn'irman Sain B.

Cook calfed the state convention ordei -rt few past noou VVednesauy. weather, -was Intensely hot, and on this account, thrown asida ty sat in shirt sleeves and Bev. J. T. Pratts- man invoked divine blessing upon tte of the convenr tjoa.

Hon. Gibson, of Kansaa CitV was annoiJuced choice of chairman and at once of the of St. Louia, acted as riie address, of Gibson was ely diplomatic, received ap- of all the candi- ces which include governor, lieutenant governor, judge of the supreme court, attorney-general and railroad commissioner. Piltelmrgh, Aug. state convention of the people's party from Pennsylvania assembled at, ten clock Wednesday morning.

State Chairman A. Thompson, of Indiana, presided nnd in a brief speech endeavored to enthuse the 80 delegates present. Iwo hundred delegates had been expected The usual committees were appointed the convention recessed until the afternoon. The convention will nominate two candidates for congressman at Inrtre; The candidates thus far.suff- are C. A.

BurrowB, of Etna, and I 1 Can-ell of Easton. The convention vv'ill'come to some decision regarding presidential electors. It is probable tl-at a committee will also lie selected confer with the democrats ano that the end they will vote, for Bryan and Spwall electors wilh tin- understandins Viiat if elected the electors will treat WaKon fair. W. K.

Freid. of Siiurps- bur" is t-ilki-d of as one of the nominees, for providing- the democratic ticket is not indorsed. Aug. populist ccnvontioi, was called lo ordor by Chairman BJperton. A.

II. ol was unanimously chosen tem- chairman-and F. K. Eager, sec- n-t-ry Xrarly every county tlie Mine was mid there being no contests delegates were seated vithont referring the matter to a com- riiti'w. After naming the usual com- mi'ifs the convention adjourned until o'clock.

Holcomb's admin- istn.t.ionw.sculogiKC.l and he will undoubtedly 1 renoinninted. Knnian Abilene, Aug. people's stain convention was called to or- a VT it 11 o'clock Wednesday in "alow paeked to the flimsy walls wiU a 'swoltoring mr.ss of humanity. wiri-elv IIIIY ventilation the air in the rmle room 'became unbearable before Chairman llreidonthnl. of the state convention committee, struck his first blow with the gavel.

After prayer by a local divine prood-nntured address of welcome was delivered by Charles Crnwford. In accordance with an nitrpi-nu-irt entered intobutwoen thcc.ui- lidntes for governor. Tuesday night, Tndgc W. Dunison was elected X)niry chnirman. The usual commit- 'ecs'-were apubinted.ind.n rccesa nkcn until two o'clock.

Sentiment ID Calveston, Aug. before, the calling order of the populist state convention Wednesday morning anj-n- thusiastic delegate pnradcd the bnl the famous "Middle of the Koad banner. This was the sign for a wild demonstration, lasting several minutes, nnd showed conclusively that the convention Is in harmony with their Louis delegation, In Went Virginia. Parkersburg, W. Aug.

Th; populist state convention was in session here Wednesday, with 27 counties out of 54. and 100 delegates. There was much delay in formulating the platform and considering overtures from the old parties to fuse, of-'Lewis county, was chairman. It is understood now that all tha democratic, state candidates and Bryan and Watson will'be indorsed. Agree on bf Fnilon.

Guthrie, O. Aug. 5. -The Jemo- erratic and populist territorial conference committees agreed on a plan ol fusion at a meeting held here Wednesday morning. Choctaw Holds an Klfctloo.

Atoka, I. Aug. ua- tlonaJ election of the Choctaw no tion was held Wednesday, and the Dawes commission is anxiously awnit- inff the result. If Hon. Green McCur- to in-, the progressive candidate, is elect ccl chief, a committee, will be appointed to negotiate with the commission for allotment and territorial form of gov eminent.

In the event Jackson, Dukes or Gardner is elected, the Dawes commission will be ignored and the nation remain bed of corruption and arefuge for desperadoes MOORE FAILURE. The Brothers Think They Will Ba Able to Pull Through. Expect Aid from Down-East Stock Exchange to Remain Closed Indefinitely. of' speech the' roll df and the of tB.e-vuXtous;c;pmmltteeB. announced; the convention -look a 1 0 f- pf gov Jtriioris between Lon y.

Judge and David X-Ball, C.I^' 668 strongly in dates 'for' governor are tlie cut mcumucu.1,J>T,?hii O'Meara John Iiee.i'VBdUx- are from St LouU. Mr. of the Travelers'- PrfltecUve'-aissociation, and body is hard v'. 1 or.v being mc BP Chief Justice. Bracei candidate for reelection oppoaed H.

M. and Several bal Jots probably will be aecessarj to de ejde the the various ojB Chicago, local slock change will remain closed indofinitely. President sai'd Wednesday morning that the exchange would open as soon as thell'oorc stocks con be taken care of. W. M.

H. M'oore arrived from New York Wednesday und is expected to make 11 statement of the condition to the sjx-ciul stock exchange commit- ee, consisting of Messrs. Armour, Yoe. Buy and These gentlemen Together with the Messrs. Moore will then to make an arrangement with loeol bunks nnd capitalists that have been taking loans on Diamond Match stock so that the lenders will take the Moore'lines of Match and Biscuit at a about 170 for Match and 75 for Biscuit.

They will also probably form a syndicate which will support the local market for tha Mocks at the price of which 1 he Moors linos are taken over. Xcw York expressed much surprise font a concern making the of the Chicago stock exchange should close up, thereby destroying the local market by two speculators handling'a-Riiiffle line of stoefc failing to respond to nwrgin calls. The Moore brothers expect from the past such finnncial help as will enable tliein to pull through the Diamond Mntch-Xew York Biscuit crisis in their business career nnd allow the opqninff of the stock exchange in a few days. Judge" W. H.

Moore back with him from the east certain nnd promises of eastern bankers on he bases the hopes of the firm for assistance to a large ntnount in caring for the Match Will Bo Able to I'oll Throuch. Moore sa id to a reporter for the have heard from the New EnRland banks which arc Interested with Thojr said they trusted arraiiKemenu couW1 be made here to tide over our alfflcnlty until he negotiations on tht other side of rater between the-Diamond Match company and corporations and ould be consummated. We assured them hat our beat efforts and the effort! of our oca) friends would be made In that alrectlon: I think that we will be able to puU brouBh a llttte while without hurtlne onwfvt. or anybody. daily In the long run.

hope to loroe locol arranfremcnt which will nt us on our feet again and reopen Orlrlnul by Lexington, Aug. 5. George Clark, the prototype of "George Harris" in. Sirs. Beccher "Uncle Toms Cabin," was overcome by heat on the streets here Tuesday, and carried-to the hospital in an ambulance, Clark is almost starved, having lived for weeks on bread and water, and it was while trying to "find some food that he was overcome.

condition criUcal. Washington, A'ujf. refusing to -Brant naturalization papers to two 'younff Italian. Jud ff e.Cole, of the triot supremo court, held that who is in ignorance of the constitution 'of the.United is competent or entitled to become admitted to.citizen ship. He said they could not swear to support something they did not under stand.

Will Lima. Peru, Aug. tion of President Fierola is to becreditr ed with'another triumph in effecting loan 30,000,000 The govern 'raent's 41 object- in raising, the money is to ransom the. provinces of Tacna. and in cha-sre of garbage dump, ncven toile south of the city, wfli morning by lightning.

The executive committee of the stock exchange met at three o'clock call-, but as no statement was forthcom- ng from Moore Bros, adjournment wai taken until Thursday at two o'clock. Another Heavy Failure in Chicago, Aug. Smith Co the large plate and window glow manufacturers, failed Wednesday. No definite statement can be secured at this time as to their assets and liabilities. The failure was evidenced by.

seven confessions judgment fjjed against them In the superior court. The aggregate of these confessions in the neighborhood of $100,000. and judging from the unusually large amount of preferred claims the unpre- fcrred creditors will amount to several times this figure. The concern is partnership and not a stock company, und has been in business in Chicago Bincc 1878. The office of the company- is at 209 Randolph street and the factory at Carroll avenue and Kobey street, The failure is said to be a total one, as is usually the cose when the are tlie largest creditors.

The banhi- are said in this case to have security in the form of most of the collateral owned by the company. Tlie firm did very large bnslcew In the cast as well as west of Chicago. Slow collections and competition naid to be the causes of thecollapse. mum) by Crawfordsvillc. Aug.

Tobin, for ten years track foreman of the Monon railroad at this place, instantly lulled by a fast freight robin. hnd been working night and day sines the recent storms, and it is supposed foil asleep while sitting on the track. Girl Commits Suicide. Muncic, Aug. B.

Miss Mamie Murphy, aged 21, came from her home in Springport to Muncie, purchased of poison, went two miles into the country in a big woods and committed suicide. A quarrel with her sister-in-law was the cause. Communion MerchnnU Aug. 5. Dyer, Ve'atch" wholesale produce ana commission merchants, made an rocnt with- liabilities of about $10,000.

business and poor collec-. tions are given as the main cause of failure. Rnn Ore'r Alexandria. Ind, Aug. aged 52, old soldier of company K.

One Hundredth Indiana.volun- terrV. and recently of the soldiers' home of Leavenworth, was killed here While: walking on the Big. Four County Fair. Aug 5. The WaTne county fair opened here with a pood attendance and an interesting display of farm produce of all Over, horses have been entered speed trials..