Secretary Herberts Attitude on Chicago Democratic Split
Amid Chicago convention fallout, Secretary Herbert will not back the party ticket. New York dispatch notes Senator Bill denying public view, with Silver sentiment rising in New Jersey and Populists urged to back Bryan. Delaware Senator Gray opposes independent moves while Peffer advocates united silver-front voting. Weekend Jefferson schools fix August date for annual union.
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Convict attack and inquest in a New Jersey case
A chaotic incident unfolds as a convict attacks with a knife during a prison yard confrontation. Captain Hensiig orders restraint while deputies intervene. Monahan is placed in a dungeon after a struggle. An inquest into Monahan’s sanity will determine potential charges and commitment.
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Fires damage Lieber's brewery in Indianapolis
A large fire damaged Lieber's brewery in Indianapolis last night, causing significant property loss estimated at twenty five dollars. The incident counts among multiple city blazes reported in today’s dispatches.
Bryan at Centralia at a stagy political visit
A July 1 report from Cesorabra Wisconsin describes William Jennings Bryan visiting Centralia. crowds gathered at the city park for a reception after Bryan and his wife rode to the pavilion amid a brass band's procession. Bryan spoke about money questions and party principles, contrasting gold standard and silver policies while urging voters to judge candidates by platforms and conduct.
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Populists and Silverites in presidential planning
Political factions discuss alliance tactics for Bryan and the Populist ticket, with conventions shaping strategy to unite or split anti McKinley forces. Silver party delegates number about 1,200. Addicks Republicans nominate Hoffecker for governor. Foreigners in Cuba must register under Weyler decree.
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Attempted assassination of President Faure in open carriage
An attempted shooting at President Faure near Longchamp by Eugene Marie Francis failed to harm him as he rode in an open carriage. The assailant fired blank cartridges and was restrained by the crowd, while Faure remained calm and acknowledged cheers from spectators. A second man, Boulant, was arrested as the event drew widespread diplomatic congratulations.
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Stock and Produce Markets Close With Weak Prices
Stock and produce markets report weak closing bids across New York and Philadelphia. Wheat and corn steady to firmer while oats and barley show dull activity. live stock in New York and Philadelphia markets uneven with hogs weak and cattle mixed.
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Commemoration Monument Develled PROVINCETOWN
Memorial of granite and bronze in commemoration of the signing of the constitution for the government of the bow colony by the Pilgrim Fathers was unveiled with ceremonies yesterday. The site was selected by a commission that dates to 1806 to inspect historic spots in Massachusetts.
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