Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 9

OCTO El 1896 fl IT STIRRED THEM UP down ur mayor smith LEGISLATION OR PRINTERS AT WORK IMPATIENT SILVER MEH it ORM qiiLi: Till Children Who Have Hud Diphtheria their crxEimnioh OR STEALING URS DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS LOADED IGHT I TO A BOB CAT Herr Report MICHIGAN IS ASTER soi BHEl 1TTK at the 5:35 yester VOLITJCAL oor USES TIIETROLLCr CAB 5OTES the great son of Pilot YILSON TALKED OR COLD to GUA IRST VSI7 to Originally Th DIED AT THE MEETING CUJ tH PASSED A WAT JI Addreu nai Concluded Inlrrrnp i don't you want to take leekLes for holding be changed ail of Pennoyivania football team defeat'd tha L' htrt university eleven on ranklin field this af ternoon by the score of 34 to 0 for 3X300 polled oft Harvard but It La the the east will quit with the tioetst to Starkweather headquarters movements The jury in the case of Alfred Tibbits Michael Jeffere for damages in the sum of 125000 for alleged malicious protie cution brought in a verdict for the plain tiff for 1100 Ji two uoi Cnrl Schurz layed the Indiaixapolia substances no one of which will ex although two will burn No one when or how It was discovered for back to the dark ages as records or wc find that gun money in consequence but thK ro 1S5S pound We aeree to enter the ring costume at 13 pounds for this HIE POSTMASTER GEN ERAT A STKOpC APPEAL Neu Haven October 17 Tale surpase all cal culations by running up the remarkable score of 42 to arainat Dartmouth this afternoon In two 20 mtnute halves toichiag nciDi vr at the aiui TORIIM lkT MGIIT ICCtSEI) THE'l STB ETCHING OIT TH El It WORK BROVGlir INTO LIE 15 A REVOLU OlTIilTtST Wagstaff CbW of Stiff Saginaw Mich October William Dall amer and Michael Lamer were each sen tenced to five years In the state prison at Jackson this morning by Judge Wilber for burglarizing the store of the Oppermann ur Company of about KOO worth of furs Both men said that it was the first crime that they had committed but the judge said that he thought that burglary was quito a start in life for a criminal and he was satisfied that they had been leading a bad life for some time Neither was much affected but their wives who were tn the court room broke down complete ly The reports of several committees made at this session of the north ern district joint synod of the Evangelical Lutheran church which showed that about20tXX was tailed for charitable purposes last year by the fifty nine churches rep resented in the synod The number of per sons confirmed wps 1421 there were 93( bap tised 403 marriages were recorded and 53) funerals were attended The total number of communicants is 14214 Rev Raether delivered an able address this evening This morning's session was occupied chiefly with a still further' discussion of the doctrinal thesis on the Sunday question In a nosltlon Saratoga Racing George Bradford one of the pioneers of this county died to day aged 77 years He was prominent in A circles Besides his widow he leaves three sons Andrew of Baldwin: James of Grand Rapids and Louis of Holland uneral Monday at 2 under the auspices of hll Kear Harvard athletic playing Tala next "lee kies was on re engaged to sv wife Do you suppose want man in my busi ness who is smarter than IT' ifegenda Blaett ea The board of education has ruled that henceforth no child who has had diphtheria shall be admitted to the schools until a bacteriological examination Is held and freedom from diphtheria bare Hi is shown They recommended to the board that the offer of Parke Davis Co of Detroit to make free examinations be accepted which will probably be done Mrs Cook wife of AV Cook a prom inent lawyer died this evening from heart paralysis following a prolonged it tack of hysteria silver forces did not wait until last for their celebration They were or less noUy all day and the scenes TELE DETROIT REE PRESS Reci 4 i 1 1 Contiuei! to Bed Chicago October 17 Speaker Reed was still confined to1 his bed to day Congress men Aldrich Lorimer and Reeves called upon him at the Lexington hotel and found the Maine statesman scarcely able Muskegon Mich October 17 (Special) Hia honor Mr Smith mayor of Muskegon is a business man end It him ex ceedingly to see the board of supervisors of hich he has been a member tor a short time take two weeks to do business that with ordinary thrift could be done in two days He has been watching proceedings and taking rotes and to day called the board to task He accused them of hang ing on for the per diem and taking ad vantage of the law which allowed them to hefj a two wejks' session He pointed to the fact that Monday they worked thir ty five minutes Tuesday fiftv elght Wed nesday forty five Thursday thirty eight riday forty seven He invited them to close up ttelr business at once and not impose on the taxpayers any longer His attack stirred the board like a stick does a nest of hornets they buzzed and hummed but there was no stinging done be cause they had no defense The mavor pfo pose to follow up his attack and see If the board can't be induced to work was to the confederate THE REE COINAGE MOVEMENT A MAD CRAZE Henry" exclaimed his little wife as she threw her arms rapturously around his neck "I do love you to! Don't torgec to leave me 29 when you go down town this morning will you dear "Aral this" muttered Henry softly dis engaging himself from her fond embrace "this is what you might call being banl pressed for Somerville Journal tap re the homes which con Garland" Stoves and Ranges and Tale should not sata to Harvar 1 Penny iv an la tlon Counsel lowers In the course of his remarks the speaker made some state ments concerning the monetary system of the country' and Its relation to the buying and selling of cotton that Mr Kreutzer who is a southerner by birth rewnted Once or twice he interrupted the speaker with questions and the others mentioned did the same Then some of those on the platform ordered the police to remove the offenders and without ado it was done It Is stated that not once was anything in the nature of an Insult given the speaker but they dared to assert themselves and that was enough for the silveritea Jackson Mich October 17 The Jackson County Teachers' association hel a large and Interesting meeting In this city to day President Snyder of the Agricultural college gave an address on "Industrial Education" The other speak ers were Prof Smith of Ypsilanti Prof Haskins of Hillsdale county and Superintendent Hammond Officers were elected for the year DALLAM ER AND LARMER TEM'EI) OR HAU Woodward avenue depot them to the Hotel Gadlllac ttve McDonnell with six of the detective staff and Sergt Shoemaker with four of sis truant squad were on duty at the Auditorium and the other members of the detective and truant squads were located at the Hotel Cadillac As a restilt cf the precautions taken by the police department but few reports of pocket picking were forthcoming George ord of 937 Sixteenth street lost his watch and chain in the Auditorium but a few minutes later Capt Mack and Patrolman tocbmeltz arrested James Adams of Cleve land on suspicion of being the thief and found the stolen property tn his possession Three cases of stealing occurred during Hr Bryan's address at the Hotel Cadillac Mra ritsch of SIT Beaufait avenue lost a nurse containing 3 70 Singer of 344 Sxth street had stolen from his pocket and ranz watch was snapped from Its chain ive suspects were run in by Detectives Buhr Breault High and Larkins tn the early part of the evening end prevented from doing any business When crowd began to eatber in front cf the city hall after 9 o'clock SupL Stark weather received a telephone message ask fsg that the cars should be stopped run ning owing to the danger of accidents to the crowds through which the cars must Pass He at once dispatched Cant Bach iiaa witn rt nnmner or ns mt men steo the cars running and thus avoid the trneatsned danger to life and limb of the People composing the enormous crowd On proront form both beat Princeton any predictions on A WONDERUL MEDICINE BEECHAJIR taken as directed Will quickly restore emales toeomplete health ffhey promptly remove obstructions or irregu Parities of the system or a Weak Stomach impaired Digestion Disordered Liver they act like a few dooes will work won ders upon the Vital Organs strengthening tha muscular system restoring the long lost com plexion bringing back the keen edge of appe tite and arousing with tho Rosebud of Her I III the whole phy sical energy of the human frame These are facta admitted by thousands In all classes of society and one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili tated is that lieechamts have the Largest Nale of any Patent ledicLu Kalamazoo high school Grand school id YpsllantL Mich October 17 (Special) The Tpsilanti Normals won an easy game ultlijiba Ann Arbor high school to day score 30 to 0 The' Amateurs defeated the Academies by a score at 2U to 0 yesterday roorninr Touchdowns were made by Stevens Uuihard and Simpeon Chicago October Tn the football gaaie to day between Oberlin College and Chicagi Uni versity the latter won by a score ot SO to 0 Th Academies defeated the Ideals by a seore ot 0 The winners desire to meat any team whose members average 123 pounds Address oley 24 Ulla avenue west rank Zietck aged 14 of 75S Hastings street was carrying home his shotgun from Leo Wolanski's butcher shop where the owner left it riday night about 12:30 yestefday and did not know it At the corner of Alexandrine young Zie WITHOUT A RIVAL Annual Sales more than 6000000 Boxe 23c at Drug Stores cr will by US Arents ALLEN CO 30S Cant! Su New lock poet paid upon receipt ct rice Bock tree upon application Alpena Mich October 17 (Special) The Alpena McKin'ey and Hobart club gave the grandest street pageant to night ever seen In northern Michigan Two hundred horsemen and LOW Infantrymen were in line carrying torches and transpa rencies Two bancs furnished music most of the factories made displays with banners asking for protection for the vari ous industries The parade was a mile long and the line of march three miles Stores and houses all along? the line were decorated and illuminated and the streets were a blaze of fire works and Greek fire ilcKinley sentiment is on the Increase in this county and the Republican ticket will secure a good majority Windsor and Walkerville riders have de cided to hold a paper chase Tuesday aft ernoon with the aid of the Detrot ding Club and It Is thought there will be twenty horses and riders out tn a'd The course Is about six mIc and over the Walker and Davis farms and Air Gerard who inapeeted it says there are no blind ditches and that it ia a nice open course The rders will assemble at the Crown Inn Walkerville at 4 and after the rhaae there will be a dinner at the inn The finish la on a good stretch of turf over a quarter of a mile in length and there may be some sprinting for the flag THE INTERN Al UNION A Wonderful Medicine or Bilious and Nervous dlaorders such as Wind and ain In the Stomach Sick Headache Glddl uses Tallness and Swelling after meaU Dizzi ness and Drowsiness Cold Chills lushings of Beat Loss of appetite Shortness of Breath Coe Urene 3 Blotches on the Skin Disturbed Sleep was loaded avenue and Hastings street ck changed the gun from one shoulder to the other when it was suddenly dis charged August Kaminsky aged 12 of 24S Alexandrine avenue west was behind him and seven shot struck him in the face one of them piercing the right eye Paul a lock aged 11 of 8 Carter place who was standing near Kaminsky was struck in the chin by a couple of the shot Kaminsky is likely to lose the sight of his right eyr The three boys were taken to remont rtreet station and closely questioned but as the shooting was purely accidental they were let go was entered and run while the family was demonstration and a stolen and nlnetv tirst annl of the discovery of the Guy gunpowder plot which falls on November 5 will be commem orangemen 01 tna city witn in Clawson's hall that even WhLper Mr Reed while in find thfif kin rv gra rated by his stump speaking He is accompanied by his daughter Miss Kittleced is scheduled to address two audiences in this city Monday eveningmt will be unable to fill this engagement tt lus throat is not much better While hr was making his address the crowd wire in a most unruly state rom the three ids of the the candidate spoke and when he had finished after half an hour of effort the applause was deaf eninz Down the he was escorted and through the citv ball and into a carriage on the Griswold street ride Into this he was shoved still with MesersI Baker arid Campau and was rapidly driven to the Hotel 'ad lla headed by the entire Etouqted squad of police and followed still by thousands Around on the Washington boulevard side he was driven and at thentrane? he hurriedly and tnei to escape the crowds by dodging into th club room It was no use The mob followed him with unerring accuracy and finally be was compelled to dodge into an elevator and ascend to his rooms to join 3ir Bryan who had been escorted from Pe Woodward avenue crossing by ex Sher iff Hanley That was the end of the even excitement though the crowd hung arovnd the hotel many hours afterwards tn the hone of once more getting a look at the youngest man who ever ran for presi dent of thL great country John Nixon the owner of the Hamilton stable whose entries were refused by the Steward of the Naflcual Steeplechase Association some 1 ae ago owing to the queer running of Lion Heart is in New York from Canada and has great hopes ot securing bls reinstatement Jupe 2:134 the 2 year old sensation of the hour was bred at Highland arm Lexington Ky by 3'7 rance who sold him as a year ling for 130 Brook Curry next got bold of film paying 312 50 tor him aad it was from Mr Curry that his present owner A Snell ot New Bedford bought him last winter Although Dick Burge the light weight cham pion ot England announced last he had quit the ring after he was defeated by Kid Lavigne he nevertheless has changed his mind He has challenged Tom Tracey ot Australia tn box him a limited manner or rounas5 000 a ride the contest to England It is said by a man who I weak with authority that the Vodaticn will certainly hold a meeting at the spa next rummer unless soemthing enfor re occurs As soon as the proper time comes applications will be made to the State Racing Commission for a Heenre and to the Jockey Club tor dates It has been demonstrated that racing will not pay at Saratoga unless toe races are held at 'ths bight of the season The season lasts about a month there It begins the first week In August and runs until September 1 Buck Massie who a month ago was esteemed to one ot the best race horses in the country has broken down and probably rtrr again will be seen upon a rac track in the United State Previous to his going off Buck Maraie had won many good races and more than one pracniasint turfman was desirous of adding him to his pos sessions His janer Murphy thought that in Buck Mx4sie he had the beat horse in the country and when offered 5oaa for him de clined it He believed the horse to be worthL30v0 and declined to accept a cent less Jack Everhart wh ask to give his opinion of his chanc tn his bout with George Lavigne which is scheduled to take place before the Bohemian Eporttag Club of New York on October 27 said: "Barring acmetbtag ur for seen I am coming to the ring to meet K1J in such fix as tay neve never tore seen me in and that means tn mr opinion that I the ring after the twenty five rnnads lightweight pennant have always ainea tairlnc I avlme the twentv round Island in May 1SU5 ta which he got the decision on points I being strong to continue at the wind up that with proper time to condition which I did not have in that go I can certainly win from him on points But It he wins this time 1 ean have no excuses: it will be simply that he ta the better man In the previous bout with Lavigne was one pound overweight and had to rarreit some tira there will be no sueh dldculty already area in match OLYD MONI'l 'Ll MONSTER OTH ITIO3 The North End Sound Monev Club will hold meeting Tuesday evening In Mc Laughlin's hall 1522 Woodward avenue Good speaking is promised Tho City of Toledo brought down a Bryan excursion from Port Huron and way ports yesterday and the usual canvass for presi dential preferences was made with the re sult that McKinley got 173 to 128 for Bryan Thomas West writes The ree Press claiming the Democratic nomination for al derman in th tenth ward instead of Jo seph Merrell He bases his claim on a mis spelling of Mr name which he says was spelled Merrill on the aldermanic tickets About 400 employes of the Michigan Cen tral shops at Jackson and Detroit includ ing a number of trainmen of the middle di vision started by special train yesterday morning to call on Candidate McKinley at Canton The train returned to Detroit about midnight last night Charles Lohrman of the Lohrman Seed Co has been doing missionary ork in the sound money line among the gardeners and farmers who gather at the eastern market Yesterday morning he made a can vass of the men with whom he is personal ly acquainted Out of 4'd farmers living around Detroit 435 were strongly In favor of McKinley only 15 naming Bryan as their choice In answer to an Inquiry sent to the Berk ey Gay urniture Co of Grand Rapids whether the statement made in public by a man In this city "that his brother An ton Smith had been discharged by the firm named because he was a Bryan the firm has replied that the name Smith" has not been on its pay roll for the last eighteen months or long before Bryan was thought of as a presidential possibility The ugliest appearing animal that ever walked a lox killed a rabbit or fought a trap is a lynx which is jusX ugfy as it looks ten months in a year and somewhat uglier during the other two Not only will the lynx fight anything that walks tho woods but it will also tackle a visitor front the clearings be he man er dog or half grown calf if the occasion offers Jim Berry Shooting and ishing was hunting tip In Maine about forty mliea north of Greenville when he and his friend came suddenly upon the carcass of a cari bou which a bear was eating The bear made Itself 8carce much to Jim's regret as he wanted to kill a bear Without saying anything to his friend he left camp the next day and started for the carcass intending to watch it in the hope that the bear would return He waited and watched till about 3 o'clock tn the afternoon when he gan to think of returning to camp A soft foot fall back in the woods the crafty step of some wild animal just then sounded In hi ears Pretty soon the beast was chewing the caribou meat and Jim could see it' plainly He leveled his buckshot gun and pulled the trigger when the wabbling muz zle was pointed In hat he thought was the right direction The beast went down and Jim started for it Then ho stopped with his mouth open The beast had leaped to Its feet and jumped sideways with its back up Jim knew the yell and he also recognized the humped back It was a wounded lynx spoiling for a fight Not having time to level his gun to shoot the man clubbed IL and the blow stunned the cat a little but the beast got in a rake on the man's leg that tore his trovsers and hide 00 An other frantic sweep of the gun barrel laid the beast fiat and then a revolver bullet killed the animal The buckshot had torn the top of the head enough to make it angry Lettuce Cream and Lettuce Cream Toilet and Shaving tioaps foil everywhere ling SezsatioBS ae vrhea these syinptetns are by constipation as of them aro THE IRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIE PI TWEJITT This Is no CcUon Every sufferer ta earnestly Invited to try one Box ef tbee PiBs Will Gaffney promises some good boxtag at his to morrow niynt The nw members of the committees are all in favor ot Charleston Va October 17 Postmas ter General Wilson made his first speech in the campaign here this afternoon The meeting was held in the court house where a large crowd had gathered to greet him which was composed chiefly of Republi cans gold Democrats ladles and negroes When he entered the court room he was given a grand ovation which lasted fin several minutes No one introduced Mr Wilson When he arose to speak the crowd cheered him loudly In his speech he made a strong appeal for the gold standard and was cheered repeatedly in the course of his remarks One of the fir st things he said in his speech was that he was a Dem ocrat and not a Populist He denounced the Chicago convention and the platform on which Mr Bryan was nominated and said it was nothing on earth but a Populist con vention and a Populist platform and that It was almost an exact copy ot the Pop ulist platform of 1882 He said the convention was run by Till man and Altgeld both of whom were an archists and Populists When he mention ed 5lr name the crowd cheered it loudly An organized gang stood in the rear of the building when Sir Wilson first started to speak and kept yelling for Bryan so much that police had to be kept In the building to keep the crowd quiet Mr Wilson said Air Bryan was an elo quent speaker an able orator an extrem ist and entirely too young a man to be president of the United States He spoke for over two hours and quoted a large number of the authorities Ke said he was not a bolter from the Democratic party and that on the third of November he would vote for six Democratic electors and not for two Populists and four Demo crats as a large number of people in his county were going to do In the course of his speech he paid a hfzh tribute to Mr Carlisle and President Cleveland both of whom he said were honest and faithful servants of the Democratic party and were no more traitors to the party than Gen Robert bz army tlon Night It will be remembered that when Rourke Cockran spoke at the Auditorium recently be was Interrupted from beginning to end by Populists some with questions worth lib ten Ing to and answering others with re marks that amounted to insult Through it all he was good natured as were those with him on the platform and not an interrupt er was compelled to leave Before tho arrival ot Mr Bryan at the Auditorium last evening ranris New land a Nevadan addressed the crowd for nearly an hour Among tbuse bo listened to him were Kreutzer a special in spector of the Michigan Central road John Moloney James Day and Corpora The utilization of electric cars for special purposes other than the mere transporta tion of pasaengers presents one ot the most interesting features connected with the operation of electric railways The availability of these cars for tlcnic and theater parties was soon discerned and to meet the popular demand for such facili ties specially built cars re provided by many railway companies The theater cars on some lines are models of luxury and art In car construction and many gay and festive private parties aval! themselves of these select means of enjoyment It is not long since that we gave an account of a trolley car party on one of the prominen Brooklyn lines The special uses of trol ley cars are however not confined to tho pursuit of pleasure alone Thus we find in some cities trolley funeral cars built expressly for mournful service and ap propriately furnished and finished Among other uses of specially bulit cars are tho carrying of mail matter and express rack ages and yet the list is not complete Tho idea thjs direction comes from the Brooklyn grand jurv recommending trolley prison vans to carry prisoners from the courts to the jail and penitentiary glimpse into the future reveals the troilev restaurant and cafe trolley beer saloon cigar stores barber shops and various oth er trades on wheels The twentieth century business man will demand household facil itiee on wheels He will receive his shave and breakfast while going to business in the morning dine and be amused wblla returning home tn the evening Trulv aZe Possibilities in the trolley World brings out funu likenesses or re semblance as nothing else can or re plied a scientist who ha given much atten tion to the study of physiology and its run ning mate physiognomy Ia ihe ordinary life of a man or woman they are so much ocenpied by other that with tta? pleasure passions or businea of tne world they do not show any of the linea ments of their patents When old asro comes on them however they thox many of the iwmb anres of the parent stock Take your own circle for dliTratiom la you are old to nnembr th parents of any of your friends or relatives you will notice that as they In turn grow old Xamly come ouu are of course some people who have general features and appearances of thei parents and in many eases of both fattwr and mother though In most cases of but one and that most likely of the tathe In their youth and through life Ther aro others though who hnd none Of the i Hkenewses until they reached an advanced age By tms I mean fifty years or so In many cases persons have shown In their faces none of the family likenesses until they reached very advanced ages and it grown more and more marked a they leave the milestones of 2SC behind them Washington Star People cutside of military life who have no connection 'with the making of gun powder know it only as a course black powder like sand which will flash off with a loud report if shut up in a case ot any kind and set on fire It i a very queer mixture made up of three simple and well known plode knows as far tradition will carry powder though not used for guns was known It was no doubt looked upon with awa and fear by the ancients on account of its flame its noise and its rending force but their limited mechanical skill could sug gest very little use for it Possibly it was used in warfare long be fore the beginning of history but the 'first man in historical times to form an idea of the terrible destruction which this awful bursting fiery substance might produce was an English monk named Roger Bacon Monk in his day were the chemists scholars and writer of the world and this Roger Bacon traveled and studied much and made continual experiments In his labora tory to prove for himself and to develop what he Learned from others He probably saw gunpowder among the Moors in Stain and tried for himself its explosive effecL Then he wrote ot its composition In the year 1267 and in his writing suggested that it could be used in engines of war to dal death and destruction to armies of men soon after Roger Bacon's time his sug gestions were taker up and guns were con structed first bj binding irqj bars together with hoops to form a tube then by casting a tube out of brass with one end closed Stones of suitable size were selected a shot and the powder had to be carried around In chests or barrels an! shoveled into the muzzle ot the guns In spite of these drawbacks very large guns were built for there was one used by Mohammed IL against the Greeks at the alege of Constan tinople in 1453 which threw a stone weigh ing 600 pounds a distance of one mile su Nicholas It must be said in detense of mosquitoes that not one in ever tastes blood They feed ordinarily on the juices of plant Why under the circumstances this Insect in one sex should be furnished by nature with an elaborate blood suekln apparatus is one of those things that no fellow can find out Mosquitoes have been observed with their beak inserted tn boiled potatoes on the table and they have even been seen busily engaged in sucking the juice from watermelon rinds In one recorded instance they have shown a fondness for molawaa and Dr A Schwartz ot th government bureau of entomology caught a eperfmen 'I his City fterreentatlve Jloolahan of the United Pres who has accompanied Mr Bryan througneut his whole tour stated last evening that nowfaer" on the journey had there been such refect police arrange nts as tn Detroit This statement was in dorsed by other? ot the candi iate's party sunt Starkweather had taken special pains in making the arrangement and the con duct of the police and their success in preserving order are highly creditable to the department At the Woodward avenue depot the pres idential party was met by a detail ot twen ty flve patrolmen in charge of Sergeant High and a mounted patrol of two rounds men and twenty men under command of Sergeant Andrews The mounted squad formed an escort to the Cadillac from there to the Auditorium and then to the city hall acting as a guard to Mr carriage and keeping the crowd from press ing in too closely At the Hotel Cadillac there was a detail of five sergeants four roundsmen and fifty patrolmen under com mand of CapU Martin At the Auditorium Capt Mack commanded five sergeants four roundsmen and fifty patrolmen while at the city hall Capt Culver had five officers ana seventy nve patrolmen serve orarr rupu BXalilXCd doIIcg wvninx directfnc th ue police from time to time In addi tion to the men stationed at the different point Ln the city Capt Bachmann and forty men were kept at headquarters all evening as a reserve ready to be des patched at a moment's notice to any point desired Besides this force which was uniformed the detective and truant squads in citi clothes were constantly circling through the crowds to prevent pocketpick mg But the police precautions did not beein last evening for Detectives Tuttle and Brooks have been with the Brvan par ty ever since they left Jackson and Detec tives Lally and Raimer met them at' Port Huron yesterday and kept guard of them constantly en route Capt Baker and De tective Lombard met the party at the Woodward avenue depot and escorted Sergt Detec Mr Bryan was speaking at the 4fiitoritrm last evening Elijah Adams Tears oil of 115 Laurel street who sat within a teel of the platform directly in front of the speaker Was seized with a fainting fit and a fw expired As soon as he was attacked water was procured and an ef trade tu revive him but the efforts unsuccessful Mr Bryan ceasedPakinK fcr a abort time until the died After hl death the body was Traced on some chairs and Mr Bryan pro with hl speech Very few knew the sad occurrence and by keeping it Is possible that a panic was pra The deceased has been subject to trouble for some time and bls death Induced by the unusual ex occasion He was accom CZh the meeting by hl son and Acting Coroner Tcazan wa um asd wdj hoM an jnquest The re Colorado Springs Col October The sixth day of the convention of the Inter national Typographical Union was taken up principally in legislating in behalf of the craft The subject of providing for the erection of a hospital tn connection with the Childs Drexel home for old printers which is located in thl city came up tor discussion ifteen thousand dollar was by the international union for the building of the hospital which amount is be contributed by the printers all over the land as a popular subscription The amount is expected to be raised by Christ mas A resolution was adopted recom mending that the goverritnent printing of Washington be taken from under the civil service restrictions in order as it was argued to allow a more equitable treatment of union men who may in the future make application for work is the government printing office The policy of the management of the union home was upheld The closing session of the conven tion will be held Monday morning Reglst rnt Ion in Y(rk New York October 17 Registration closed in New York at o'clock to night with 3311S) voters qualifying in the fourlays as against 3W681 In 1892 308693 In 1894 and 2811W7 in 1S93 To registration was 49437 as against 47176 the last day in ls95 and 37402 the last day Ln Tho total registration in Brooklyn is 207313 This is far in advance of any previous reg istration In 1895 the registration was 1S3 S2 in ISM 19250 In 193 194129 in 192 192054 The registration in Brooklyn to day the fourth last day for the en rollment of voters was 29601 Advices from the state show an increased registration at altpost every point not Permit them ft It the hst they can of IL (Applause) It i true that some people are afraid 0 a flood of money I am wlding to set tle th question in thl way: If can have the vote or al! those who are afraid a drought of money I will give my orpennt the votew of all those who or a flood pf money (Applause My friends our opponents ask how the nr coinage pf silver will help the labor tag man? Me reply that the laboring man must nave a chance to work before He becomes rnu resjted in the question how meet dollar wjl buy and that the gold standard people are making it more profit able to hoard money than to employ labor and Ivasen the number of hlle men which increases the numb of idle men and the ill man is a menace to every man who has employment and the laboring man understands it and the laboringmen joined In a petition to congre asking for free coinage at IS to 1 more than a year and a half ao Our platform proposes to give it to them now (Applauaek And tt is be cause our platform promises them what they asked for only a few months ago that th laboring men in this eampaign are among our most substantial supporters I you good ree Silver Jlcetlnc Alma Mich October (Special) Sen ator Wm Stewart of Nevada addressed a large meeting here to night in the Inter est of free fcilver He was Introduced by Tubb When the crowd returned from viewing Bryan at Saginaw it wa met by a large crowd of Republicans and col legian who yelled for McKinley and sound money There was very little demonstra tion for Bryan JliDneapulIs October Unlveraity of Minne sota 14 Purdue 0 Stadlsnn Wls October 17 University of WU corsln 50 Rush Madleal College 0 Beloit October Chicago College Physiclana and Surgeons 4 Beloit College A The Orchard Lskr team will play the Detroit High achool at the A rounds an Xo vember 14 Kahunaxoo Mich October Rapid high A grand parade of the sound money clubs of the city will take place next Wednes day evening starting at 7 rom present Indications there will be over 14 OTO mon in Hue many of the clubs appearing 11 unWorsns Among the largest clubs which have as yet reported are the irst Voters' League of 13 men Independent Employes' lCuu men Third Ward Itepub Lincoln Republican club 7(): North Pingree club IIOT Parke Davis 700 McKinley Wheelmen 250 End 400 Polish Sound Money League 500 Gar The night more about the city hall were more exciting than usual Bryan umbrella kept the desultory rain off the men while they listened to the stone house orator In the afternoon early a small crowd of University of 5Ilchlgan students representative of the ree Silver club appeared on the scene and mad st good deal ot nois They set up the ot yell and attracted a thou sand people to the city hall A line of march wa formed and the students pa raded the street? with their yellow and blue color and Bryan umbrellas being joined by a long line ot silver adherents The city hall orators wire specially vo ciferous One big burly man who looked like an artisan made a long loud speech "I wvs in he de clared "and all I got was "You'll get killed if you stay here" an swered a man of more enthusiasm than discretion Then th harangue? went on with his dis quisition winding up with the emphatic declaration that he would rather see Mc Kinley In than anywhere else or this sally he got vigorous applause There wa a good deal of criticism be cause of the erection of the stand Ln front of the city hall for 10 o'clock sper cb The street car men declared that It would be Impossible to carry on any traffic whatever during the speech and only with difficulty after the crowd began to collect Commissioner Moreland was said to be responsible for giving the permission for the erection of the speaker's stand and in the board of public works office it wan ex plained that "Bryan does not come this way vry often" In Canada no campaign button ribbons or badge can be worn between nomina tion and poling day The carrying of flags a a party badge is also forbidden Th penalty Is a fine of S1OT or three month in prison or both land Sound Money club 4k Wholesale Em ployes' SOT McKinley Light Horse 1OT: Grand Trunk employe too River Rouge rfound Money club IM Milwaukee Junc tion Sound Money eiub 4 Besides these menealw 13 dubs averaging 70 as cbblr CoL' Wm Latimer will wlh Wagstaff asPt Sidney Dixon will thL Ort and Maj Jv thf The following will of Staff Wagstaff: WnJ? George owle Ed Harris Uol SatU Harrah Baxter Borgman Maj Richmond ceJIj' nS'i lothrop Capt Dupont Biddle Capt Roehm On Kyann Duncan Hndrson Walter fienton Capt Bertteau Col Harvey Capt Abel a pi Brock Jame Hayes Itlley George Hammond Joseph Harris Lawrence De 545 1 Bailey a Preston red r( coyrie' Clarke Maj Bothwell Madden Tho il Hance Mi ls Lieut Mills James Hunter Col Bruce Goodfellow Tho Manor Edwards Harvey KIrsstonr A Munro cpt Cha Wasmtindt Capt Geo I Jo Topping Homer Uarren enton Dr Clark A Darmstaetter Ratlgan Van Antwerp Col Casrmr Schulte Dr Corcoran Dr Mulheron Alex I McLeod Paul Roth Capt id Rode John Case A Taylor Massie Scovel George Beck Whelan Brewer John Bersey (J Starkweath Jr'' "hittaker Capt red Harvey Lieut McBride and Chidsey up to date the sound money organiza tions that have applied for places in the parade are: Hallway Men's Michl Bornman Son De troit Emery hrol Co Armstrong Gra Detroit Sound Money League tv idman A Co Sound Detroit White Lead Work Michigan Stove Works Wolverine Johnson Optical Co iliiams Davis Brooks Co Buhl Stamping Co Empioyt' Independent Dwight Lumber Co Davis A Co Penberthy Polish round Monev League ar rand to'e Co Charles ry rient Co 5111 wauee Junction Sound "erneken Grand Trunk Richard Gardner Wholesale b' Michigan Carbon Co tubley Quarry Co Hill Co irst voters' Republican League Detroit 'Metric Granule Co Democratic Honest Money League of Detroit Leonard Laurens Ward Polish (J Morris A Co Third and ifth Ward Polish Ss TVMrffir nnll Harrow Co Slichigan 5Ialleabt4 Co Detroit Cabinet Co Decoy lv Ward second district Roehm A bon Keenan Jahn Banner Tobacco Co Wheeler Saddle Co Detroit Co North End 5j Candler Manufacturers' Marble Co Vinton Co Judd Electric Samuel Hewett rederick CaPwll Horse Shoe Nail Jt Hitchcock aOTV Eyck Sherwood Manufacturing Co A Lattner Candler Peninsular Lead Color Works Detroit £ily JPas3 William A Thorpe' Co uiton Iron Engine Works Charlo Pohlman Co Heavenrich Bros Co Detroit Oak Belting Co Anderson Cycle CX Phelps Brace Co Euhl Co Union "UC Bradford Bros Wetherbee Bro Church Co Manufacturing Co American Pofoit Lithograph Co De troit urnace Co Russel Wheel oun 1 rS eoap Co Brownlee Co Lighting Co IimbTt Lowman Bald TtV? Detroit Gas Co Bar clay Hotel Clark Can Co Rayl Eo Michigan Bolt Nut Works Ninth 'ard Republican Club North Side Pingree Club Garland a5t bj the chief marshal to those who are to take part in the parade: Headquarters Sound Money Parade Com ffifft ee Michigan avenue October 17 General Order No 1 At the rf qu st of the "irst Voters' Re publican League" a non partisan sound money parade will take place on Wednes day evening October 21 1396 All organized clubs without regard to partisan character are invited to partici pate The parade will start promptly at 7 clock from the corner of Woodward and Adams avenues the following being the line of march: Down Woodward to Mich igan Michigan to Wayne Warns to ort ort to Woodward Woodward to Jeffer son Jefferson to irst street countermarch on Jefferson to Brush street Brush street to Congress Congr to Randolph Ran dolph to Gratiot where parade will be dis missed The first division will consist of east side clubs the second of west side clubs The first league will occupy the right of the Une and will form on Adams avenue cast their right resting on Wool wart avenue All clubs from the east side of the city will form on the streets north of Adams running east from Woodward It will be well for to approach point of rendezvous by way of John street Officers In command will determine wheth er or not their organization will have room to mass in the first block east of Wood ward avenue before bringing their com mand to their position It is absolutely essential In Order to avoid ronfiiinn officer exercise due caution in this pa rile I ular As clubs approach point of renl vo us officers will mass them on the first street north of Adams where thev find suf ficient room to allow them to conform to the above conditions Aids and marshals win be stationed on the streets indicated to whom officers Iff command of club will report The Garland Sound Money Club will take the head of the wcond division and will form on Adams avenue west their right resting on Woodward avenue All west side clubs will form on tho streets north of Adams avenue running west of Wool ward massing themselves In the first block west of Woodward In the same manner as explained for the east side clubs Car shoubl Let taken to avoid crowding Under no circumstances aporoach point ot rendez vous by way of Woodward avenue By of LATIMER Chief Marshal CONCEIVED IN INIQUITY Among petty theft reported yesterday were: Worden of Ypsilanti a overcoat from 108 Woodward avenue ye ter lay afternoon Enoch a 75 watch from the Detroit riding school riday even ing Louis Rix ford 23 Reed place bis 825 bicycle from 152 Grand River avenue yes terday afternoon: Vilierol ort street east a lot ot chickens from hi wag on while delivering goods Edward ield Of 20 St Cla place was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detective Greene on susp cion of having committed the lost theft Mrs Cole of 169 Hasting sreet nd Mrs Sidney Elliott of 217 Harvey avenue re ported their pockets picked on Cadillac square evening Indianapolis October The Hon Carl Schurz In an address delivered in German to night under the auspices of the Ger man American Sound Jioney League in speaking of the financial Issues now being fought out in the campaign said: "My friends this whole free coinage movement is a mad craze It was con ceived in iniquity and brought into life in a revolutionary outburst at the Demo cratic Populistlc convention at Chicago on the tenth of last July The whole mon strous and unnatural effort if It confers one benefit from Its realization will only confer that benefit upon a certain class of people who will be only too glad to pay their honest debts at cent on the dollar It 1 merely intended to open a wav for the thriftless and dishonest bankrupt by which he may be able to enforce the satis faction of an honest contract for less than is actually due under that contract It was never Intended for the upbuilding of the honor of the nation or the general ever lasting good of the mass of the people hut if it should come to pass us a result of the approaching election it win bring down upon this Yepublic the black stigma of re pudiation and destroy our national credit among the governments of the world Should such a national misfortune come upon us as the election of Bryan you would sec the holders of bonds rushing in upon the national treasury for the redemption ot their securities The supply of gold would rapidly become exhausted and as a nation we would be at once launched upon the unknown sea of free coinage in a rud derless ship and go drifting steadily on tha breaker of broken credit and bank ruptcy The history of the world shows that wars and revolutions have come and governments have been changed in a day but never before this time in the history of our union has there been attempted a scheme looking to the maintenance of our national credit upon a debased and depre ciated currency "I say to you my friends that if this free coinage craze should come to an ab solute realization In the election of Bryan untold thousands of business houses wold close their doors and untold thousand of laboring men would be tramping the high ways of this country looking for the poor pitiful boon of earning their living in the sweat of honest toil What astonishes ma I that there can be found an honest in telligent man in all these states who ha? the temerity to tell the workingman that the free coinage of silver will benefit him but it is still more amazing that there can be found a bread winner with even common sense who will believe Mr Schurz devoted a considerable por tion of his time to describing the economi condition which he said have prevailed for many years in 5Iexlco and urged hia audience to believe that there is not a na tion on earth where the free coinage of sil ver ba prevailed where the wages of labor have not gone down the scale to the star vation point In conclusion he said that during the period Of the war prices of the common necessaries of life advanced 117 per cent while wages went up the scale only 43 per cent It was therefore reasonable to be lieve that if free coinage should come with the approaching election the advance of prices of food product would again be away out of proportion to the advance of wages ollowing the close of the meeting an in formal reception was tendered Mr Schurz at the Bates House and a serenade by the Mannerchor Singing Society Pilot Boy the great eon of Pilot Me dium rorrtea about all the paraphernalia pos sible on his front feet and legs Including el bow boots kree boot rolls quarter boots and toe weight rederick Bacon the English champion runner bat Conneff the Afttflcui cham pion at Manchester yesterday by 30 yards in the one mile race of thlr series of three such Commencing to day the time St James' Sunday school will from 12:15 to 2:30 A fire signal wa lent In nt day afternoon from box 81 for a burning chimney at 232 Second street The' independent women voters will give their annual banquet at Harmonic hall Tuesday evening A good programme Is an nounced The handsome tapestry painting display ed In the window of Newcomb Endicott Co is the work of Mrs Grace Jone who will soon give an exhibition in thi city William A house at 119 Co street east sacked last evening viewing the Bryan quantity of Jewelry The two hundred versa ry awkes Thutsdav orated by the a public ball ing The annual reception and donation day at the Home of Industry will be held on Thursday next at 259 Will avenue east Reception from 3 to 10 eupper from 5 to 8 There will be music and short ad dresses during the evening 'AU friends of the home are Invited Don SlcDonald advertising man for Mabley Company should take a deal of pride in the announcement of that firm which appears tn this morning's ree Press In design it does credit to Mr McDonald's taste and in appearance Is a fine specimen of the printer's work Next Thursday evening at the Wood ward Avenue Unitarian church George William of New York will present "Much Ado About Nothng" The recital will commence prompt at and carriages may be ordered for 19:15 Tickets are on sale at Wright Kay store George Hoxie aged 39 of 884 Twen ty sixth street was arrested yesterday af ternoon by Sergeant Detective Downey on complaint of hfs daughter Mabel Hoxie aged la on a charge ot felonious assault Hoxlg is an engineer by trade The com plainant says that he first assaulted her about one year ago and ha4 repeated the offense several times since The two story frame dwelling which has stool for many year on Antoine street between Winder ani Napoleon and widen was at one time the home of the famous robber Leary is being torn down Leary wa arrested at a fair in Adrian in for robbery but after shooting one of the officers escaped Recaptured in New York and brought back to Detroit for tr'ab he skipped his bail and fled from the coun try He met his death on one of New streets being struck in the head by a stone thrown by another notorious tough John XI Nicol whose name appeared in the list of vice preslJent for last Bryan demonstration says he is not tak ing part in free silver meetings and of course would not serve as a member of the entertainment committee on which his name was placed He says: "I am a Re publican first last and always and not withstanding that I entertain views on the silver question diametrical to the St Louis Platform I am too firm a believer in ma jority rule to withdraw from party affilia tion on that account i believe that other question? are paramount to the all absorb ing one of free coinage of silver and that the grand old party 1 mainly In the HVATlflM 1 non partisan parade kJ.