Congressional Debate on Morgan Silver Report and Bridge Bill Passage
Senate discussed Morgan's silver resolution directing finance committee review of silver to treasury under the 1890 act. Morrell sought referral. Morgan objected to broad reference. House considered industrial exhibit funding for Chicago world's fair and a $100,000 tax data project. fierce speeches on civil rights and national supervision followed. Also, the A M E church conference adjourned after consolidation moves to form African and Zion M E churches.
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New Jersey Democrats Choose Beasley and McDonald Leaders
The New Jersey Democratic convention in Trenton elected Chauncey Beasley temporary chairman and Edward F. McDonald permanent chairman. A platform endorses free coinage of silver with Cleveland as the party nominee. Delegates at large named J. S. McPherson Gov. Abbott James Smith and M. R. Bergn.
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Kentucky Democrats Debate at State Convention in Louisville
The Kentucky Democratic State convention meets in Louisville with Watterson and Breckinridge figures arguing over Cleveland alignment. Delegates vote to remain uninstructed and aim to back the party’s best ticket, while speculation swirls about a Cleveland-led slate and November prospects.
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Emperor William Injured in Runaway Carriage Incident
The Denziger Zeitung reports Emperor William narrowly escaped death in a runaway near Berlin. He was driving with Count Donna when the horses bolted and he, unable to restrain them due to one disabled arm, fell into a ditch, bruising his right leg and suffering a severe shake.
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Chronicle Advertising Edge in State and City Circulation
The State Chronicle The Daily proclaims the largest circulation in the state and city while The Weekly covers every county. The CHRONICLE claims top advertising reach among local papers. Correspondence is solicited.
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