COWARDLY BANDSilver R•epiblicans Throw 1Ilp the

Sponige at the Cleveland

CoinvPntoil.

THE LAME EXCUSE OFFERED

For the tSurrender of Convicitions andBetrayal of the l'eople's

Interests.

Crieveil.an), June 21.--The assemblingof the republican league convention forthe third days session was delayed tillalmost noon by the meetings of olticersof state leagues, the new executiveboard, the committee on league work.and other organizations engaged inroutine business. MIeantime, while theband was entertaining the waitingcrowd at Music hall, the leading anti-silver men were in conference on thePatton substitute for the usual set ofresolutions. Many anti-silver leaderswere not inclined to be bound by thecompact of the committee. entered intoin order to extracate itself. None werehowever able to suggest a plan thatwould prevent a minoritt report and theprecepitating of a tigit on the ldoor ofthe convention. The anti-silver mem-bers of the committee insisted that theyhad made the best possible choice of twoevils. and urged the delegates to standby the Patton substitute rather thanbring about a worse result than itsadoption. Aitiough many have gonehome, Music hall was tilled when t ov.McAlpine, the new president, called the Iconvention tn order at 11 o'clock. Chair-man Mc.\l ine had the states calledagain for c 'minations for secretary. andthe name f M. .1. Dowliug was present-ed by M1i .cdesota. and seconded by otherstates. Numerous speechlc wer> mladesecondL: t r[i ,,natiyne iade is-fore ad -0oun1' ,ct a]st Liat. It n,,,i been

thou...t that J. 1'. |yrtces, tIe ril-ver a 'ocate, fr,._ i enver wouldbe 'c ta-,. T'lf-. ar.ti :iv,,,r nwo-

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next i . tliut,'wea lank 'ul~uf the jicrl .(juuy

f4,nlrtou wall he, hr ,aulu Ii/," oultuk1 atii

will follow the race. The city by noonwas crowded with strangers. The ob-sirvlitit 0 triliji coLnsists of :to cars:Rieferee. W. A. It rollks, HIaIarard: jluigesill lettree', btat. C(tIlnltuia, (Coy Rich-

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EIF4-)IlT4 TOP ESCAPIE.

Clay Pugh's Appeai Argued lIeruro the

SLajprreme ('srut.

Special to the Trionne.II LI"arst. Joue 21. The ('lay Pugh

IttrItler cast wasargued before the so-Par'LIL i iLolrt tihis Ilt tLting. C. L. C'ilIlt-Iiel~l ftiL'tILtt lul l.C.lEnglishL~ (ifiAn

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WILL NOT UNITEAn Imnpittant IDefiion Reached by

Reprelwlntalivei (of LaIhor

I lions.

WOULD RATHER GO IT ALONE

Only a ('onditionlal I eal Made by

the Blranches of the Print-

ing Indultry.

llii l.DEI.,ll .\, .Juno, ' L1. -Tie tRnlaigl-

mnattln of thi International Pr' e+snwn'sunllion Indltl thlle TypLgraplhical unLion hias

fallen through, prinr'ipaIlly because thefrllller waIs olipilslel• I tol such a step.This decision was reIia•Ilhd today lat ii('fll rn 'l'l'l etwee th rep'llresenltati'ves

fromllll the Pressn 's ll ll'nll ,i three fromlllihi Tyilfrpii' lh'll uiInlini andi three fromther lh lther llit i, Irf li i,lers. The repr's ttiveslii' l'i ledl' Ion lll c -operat i.

Lystell.u l.,viing that whUenevr tH-,Iyp l s \Wallt to inatatuin ritte il strike tlheion atll thes Iftrnkhon Itillr his d presiiloult if tin , lo l unioe n iusents, un tl lth

expi, s liliinsf the strikoe Ileu t be bull'ibty the tulite. inlun r tir l it. iThiarousel rule will rilgiy to arll he rpithln,

i s Th fiii win'i ui.icelr a o wlnv,'l teI i l tur hly. a ,,iul, ciii. stuil, ln'.i

iin's of lnve tieoli: Pfrie s'enlv 'ti'it, i.The r,'I. o i ults aski: firstl vie o p ii• ident..h~hits~.. Nashvilh : see.,nd vice pr,.+iadnt, .rno. +.\urcoh. hMinnlinlis: nhini

vieaui prsidnt. .I ..n . tton, rllve r nrlthorse ltr boy f:urelr, with te •ls, llronkly i

IuNCOMn Illot hi tIrNN h tlLE: e ORALS.

rel ef Ilurphs W tyiog in tue ro i Ttl, The

oolly ridinl, to liere Ilrs. ilullon It.

Lt'ln.vnt.u:, June 21 -Arthur (;al-don late tlhi afternoon itlled his wife attaiollington, near Pewee Valley, and unittally wounded her boy lover, Tom 5lur

frohy. Gaun's wife left her husbittitres years :,get on account :,f his intetruiperate halits. ta.ing her three ehilhn i |with her. She was al very beautrilflwoman iaut had teny aldmsirers, iSt

ports which reachei d her huersh iO

aroused his eahaous rage and he repeuatedsly decla i e Ithat he livulet oill anyoutwhni thirt alrs .audo favuir i. tt

'lltm Murlphyi. it oungl uheo s tiohas of late beet frl ,luntly Ileltione ,l1gossips as ardently devoted to tri'. 'i1-afternoon. Gaudo. while riding, n i 't

5lurphy, w.'o was on horseback.Gaudon at once drew a revolver and

without a word tired, killit' Murphy'f

horse. The boy fell with the horse and

GaudI n shot him through the head.lie left Murphy lying in the road and.coolly riding to where Mrs. Laudon wasboarding. killed 'her with a bowie knife.He then gave himself up and is now injail at Pawnee Valley, fourteen milesfrom this eity.

Mrs. I;audit• was aht t i 2 years of

age, but looked ten years; "itungt'r. •hewas a daughter of Ja .es Schuler. whohas tbei, a 'equile if his oistltet aril oneof tn( mnst prominent n,"n in the eoun-ty for thirty yearn. Wh ,,t. his prettydau l ,tor, Jessiv,. 'lop, d with (;aud rn,who i:- an Alsatian, the father t:,;l heruv,",' again to

,' +lak or ,t ri e t himnt

\Vihat. trie t piiratu.r, vet''u ,"i I fused

i' ,r •.lter. +'- " %u' - tun tl rotu l ? , work

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,' ;t i l nl ;I' iit 11 1 11 1• l n .S; I'm - , I l ne !o . While -Iti w ki

oU' n wr'i,, tou i,! wlih, ,ll tIh city ill to-day t:i t,.n tliort t crilnr wall nudrlenly

nilon on thle rioi fi, ll in' I the bi•hintg.,iJl le Wilki non was killed an1ld three

otlt tr injur i ed.

Il. ri i. ,. . utne .,l.--At lth. conclusionof a trial ii ti rt liatrict criurt today, inwhipr tae jury returned a verdict formn,! to, the ,ull alount nlked ftor by theplaintill. udge Alle illtructed tan hrn-vestigation of tie own, resulting in thearrest of two jurors and the defendant.Joseph Metzler on the charge of bribery.Metzler owned several pleces of prop.

erty in Ogden, valued at 8119,000, andtraded them for a ranch to CharlesIlecht of Cheyenne. 'the agents whomade the trade brought suit for com-mipsion. In the investigation seton foot Iby Judae Allen he secured evidence thatne•otlations were on foot during thetr-i l1 to purchase a juror for $20 to hang Itihi jury.

Whatever may be the outcome of thecase there is no doubt that a system ofjury bribing by potty amounts will beshown to have existed in the Denvercourts for some months.

IN SEARCH OF G(OLD.

Two Amerlcanl Miners Find Death In-etead of Metal.

Cot.ox, June 21.-[Special Correspond-enceof the Associated Press. -Newsreceived from Veraguas, the departmentto the west of Panama, announces thedeath of two American miners, Forthingand Cook. They arrived a abort timeago at Panama from San Francisco witha new mining apparatus and proceededto Veraguas for the purpose of prospect-ing. They died of fever. A few daysago Forthing's nephew came hero andproceeded in search of his uncle, whosedeath he heard of on the way.

TO CIIEAT TIIIE GAI.IOWCS. t

A Conlldemned Murlrdrer Makes i Ilorri-Ile Attemript at Suiclde.

l i\ie. Tex., June 21. ('harl"n IIKe . iwho ws clncvicted in the feideral

o,1 .rt inl April forl the murdl ofl J.1. 1).t1-1l ther. near ('ulbrt's hridlgr, in the

Indian territory, in tJuly, I l t. made a t,lesperate attempt il tine s it uicid e in I

the Il inlun jail tlny. This was suL .-tt.nce day iin thie federal c.urti

ihre, anti IDeputy Miarslhl hIMcKeewas sent to lui hm u to, Ilring KIeyhe'r to, hlt I the death slilnt-en pal : l ted

ui,,on htini. Shn rif ('honhy iwan ti l'raphli d in t.lva .e toh meit imtaken at

l hitation tr hith Kcny. Whitin the sheri adwtutuer nfr t t 's cell aid tld him tho getfir .rs ti.\ tl tm ,tin t lo u'r'is, iro ji t e' ri rtrwin, hiut as rd anid pitti' l with ilrehis tnty dclared that hie aul l kill hi'- lself tih orell. he foul'i , hanged.r limp

'hut t.s nit , it him n l r< hr ,ltih t hr WH :- 1 II l t, n- ill. > 1h1 "'xv :.

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an apparetly rlo att( tt. condili n, show- Jing no sitns of life except by his regular Ibreathing'. Nothing ('itturbs him and this color remains unchangedt. If it ,ie-velols tonight that he is figning he will fhe senteuced in the morning to behanged Sept. 12. When br ing taken toBonham after his conviction he made aidesperate effort to efeape from the of-fieers by attempting' to jump from thetrain, but was prevented. Ill has fre- tyuently declared that he would kill him- iself before he would ,e hanged.

AFTI21t MANY EARN t.

The lO el-cfa lter. IIowIale. ifis I inidlly

\W•-\C Iniir, Jun 21.---After beingout Filct y)esterdact y the. I!owgate jury at1::1') brought in it erldi t of guilty on

each inivctrnent--ev1e for forgery arilohe fir falsification of accounts. 'l'e.(-cry acltlccl ai recoirtm erdaition to miirry.'ThI ppeal ,n c L ill of e•ceptions hapbIr i tdicn to the clitrict :,iurt of app ,,i; -a cd w ill pr ,,tahly co m e up ic c i -i

rt:'• , ('napt. linweate w s i ,,,i <With f',lf.ry ali.tl i nlt ( zzl i vi l,- 1 gr n ' !hi

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chi,- i ltcanc infair ,. HStL was sent to hli'aciyluuI, but was i:fler a timnc pronouncc tcedcured Afbout fix Icntlt, ctIi ego ve iiwa-ctariled tie olcod time. liant, every'thingset-ec, to he mtcoving along plc-t antlyuntli a c:•lt iti.e gl, whlirn ckef bLt-gato ccihot, igns of insanity. untrd dsI wentto her stctr and toldi tier thct sie wec,Icceir:c her ii)ccdi for tche eve•ed tinme, atlfsh-ir-d to bict reuturted to the Isylu•n.

A\rrctg•ecciintIs were being nicade to takeher back wh.In she hatiged herself.

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A't, itl int uit f tls .NI1drl . ,June 21.-- h boiler of thef

et:iain launch of t1h United ScatuIe-cruiser Ccclucnitia exlhoded todhy. 'J'hocyihnder head was blown off andt carriedoverboard with the srinokestaclc andiother portions of thei launch. t',cnr pcr-sons were injured and taken to the naval

hospital.

A Trolley liaii.--hr.

Nc-.wIcI-c ., N. Y., .Jun i 1. Ily lih,',cllision Iof Itwo iro-lley tuers nI thel Wial-

uh'l nlld ()rclng"- Icli- Icni I, Hev- c imilcawist of this -ity tihtcy, nin- icncr werei

HWv'rely illju-red.

Not VYet in Might.NNc:w YoleK, June 22.-A tolegramin from

Fire island at 1:30 says the etoeamerSt. Louis has not yet been sighted. Thesteamer was expected late yesterday.

THE LEWISTOWN IELEPHONEIt Will Be Completed to Stanford

T'Iday-Now Built to Bower'sRanch.

(reat Falls Peopl Listen to a Bag-pipe Performance Sixty-Five

Miles Away.

Work on the Lewistown telephone lineis now rapidly approaching completion.Connection has been made with IlowerBros. ranch, 65 mile from Great Falls onSurprise creek. A Tunmt:E-: reporterwas in the office of the company in thiscity last night and heard most distinctlyia Iagpipe Iperformance given by Mr.Ca(lvin, an employ, of lHower Bros. ontheir ranch, i;i miles away. The line isbuilt in a first class mlanner, ats evidencedby the fact that conversation at lowsvr'siplae can bIe heiard fully as distinctly iason the city telephitei exchange, wherethie distance between the speakers areonly a few blocks.

The wires will be 'rung into Stan-ford today and connection made withthat point. The poles are already setinto Lewistown and the wires will bestrung to that point within ton days. Aline is now being built from. Gilt Edgeto Lewistown to connect with this line.

Thie new telephone line will be a greatadvantage to business men in this cityas it will bring them into much closerbusiness relations with the Judith coun-try, which is naturally tributary to Great

salls.The total length of the line is about

12I miles It is built and owned by J.1'. Armington and S. S. HIotbon, but astock company will be formed and stocksold to parties along the route to inter-est them in the company as much as poesible at a later date.

A COlRREUCTION.

The II, he.a Laty liel.gation Voted for

Woml Snultlrage et i1• Cnnvo.ation.

The secretary of the late Episcopalconvocation in announcir.g the result ofthi vote on the question of women vot-ing in parish meetings overlooked thevote of the a i lena delcgation, whichcauseld TIim. '['itnl Nwl to make the state-meost that no lay deliegation and onlytwo clerical vots were given for thelroposition. Frced \Wright of the (;reatFalls etlegation voted for it. but lthe ma-jority of his uldolgatiotr were against theproposition. It appears, howaev r, thatthe Itleirna lay delegation votred unani-IIously for the resolutin. as ilappears

from the following letter:To the Ei liU' f T,' Trile.,

I lv:I.;:t.r. June 20.--Dear Sir: In youris-ue of yesterday, cowrnntrlitig on theconvocation of the I]Episcpal churchjust held in your city, you say that onlytwo clergymen and no laymen favoredthe resolution extending to women tiheprivilege of voting at our parish meet-ings. 'Thits is a mistake so far as thelaymen are concerned. Our lay delega-Lion fr-,m St. l'eter'• church, Ilelenl,votied unanimously in favor of the resolution. We would therefore aplpreciatethe courtesy if yoiu would kindly ciorre-ctthe mistake which nlppeared in yt-sterday's issue of 'i;: '1':I:it Ni:. Yourerespectfully. \. W. Liv.:.

l.e,:tor St. 'rti-tr'n Church. Ilh lont .

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ic:ter It! the I'ortltern i olt;tint lla wo•tls,wliii'h lirn Jlhter and ]onter libi.: thanrthiie .f the south. anel the liticere re"impelled to hlit them to mix with uhetlher ,wools. '1'ho higiii•r lnicu paid for

II.' c, w i, s• Ihe the ,11:t I, f (,ethl'(itciiigthe, lmalrket here ho('l JnIlw('. ,'I .]'1, J (:n the.

,.,''iiti ter if lixyirn whit cci:., to7 w•{ it!ll|O iOertIb'(r i-lip p-i I fc , inn'i lir, lt I II titi ttI '~ tI t'lrt.lt 'l ' I -ti' I t(i)(;riat Fa1I! luls tak n h >u tt

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eily. I'llis t'I r it , • 1 - tintleal i that,rbb{ul . 0,ll0ll).(4H ) lIp u:,bn, .hill tmin to Ith,( ri at'I' llt m', . ark tlllr L. rhe fre i ,glht rat'.t(-froim thi plll it a', th , al uell u+s frrml'ilbu':u . O)n thi,-• l ,,•init m+inhe mll itIscoN c )+p

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