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‘THE EVENING SESSION. '
In, liopow Withdrawn—Col. Ingeroull Ba-
_ preeaee Ill-sell [or areal-all. -
Tin lulu around the hudltorium last night
‘ W something awful. bathing like it’ll”
- hen teen in Chicago aiuce thedays when,
withdualulsmoke to tho rixhtandlel’tot
- m and cinders flying around them, the
was citiIone [ironed iaaeolld rue-at
’ lens at thousands to the lakefront. At 6
o‘clock it was with dilliculty that the cable
.carseonld toroaapa-age through ahaih
. on
hoarlator their turther program was impea-
oihll. It walaslt tho entire population 0!
the city, with its myriadr o! strangers, bad
hyosrecommoolmpuhe flocked on mouse to
avenue in the vicinity ot the hell.
the locality.
The police and gate keepers looked aghalt
“(hormonal Wm?“ Wand ed to; on
W . Ropes, ere everyl in;
that «add be used tor temporary barricades
gm brought into requisition, and in this
way, with theaid of asmall army of police
we, mething ot a semblance oi method
WI! ascend, and the delegates and ticket
Winning iorced their way through the
M were enabled to reach the interior of
mm; with comparative case. M in-
male shouts would he mind tor Blaine,
Wormothercandidatemut lrwar
noticeablethatsheualu'e ’ol tholornler had
loataonoolitomaxnetism.
lathavisitors’eectionr the‘hall filled up
raptdlyandmonandwomnpouredluacon-
tinnmsheomthronghascoreot entram
The delegatims themselves were hardlyas
anmermatfifltlas theyhad been an hour
When-filinzin the morning. but thir
waresplalnedhytbetaotthatsnotobm
hadheeaperticlpatlnzia mot
rupectivedelegatlons.
in to a touch an electric
button, out” o‘clock
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torque ol the party
to “loom until 10
. log. The galleries
shouted "Not" ill
one great chorus.
‘, Green, of Nevada;
Joel A. ' trier. 1‘ "9"“ “km”
. lieudoreon, at
Iowa: Fuller, at North Carolina; ' at
lowland. all in behalf of their m,
seconded the motion to adjourn. Hallowall,
or Kama, who had meantime oucoaeded
Katee in the chair, put the motion, and it
was voted down. A roll call was ordered.
The galleries cheered tothe echo every dele'
gallon that vated no. The total vote to ad-
journ was 535 against 283.
llo sooner was the result announced than
the galleries bexenadolnonetratlon to the
end oi having lnger‘soll addrels the count
um, which kept the convention lu session
alter it had been voted to adjourn. This
demonstration was kept up for several min-
otee, and it wan 7:54 botore the convention
was lormally dissolved. Y
Col. lngereoll came torward in amiable
mplianco with the obvious determination
of his admirers that he should niche a
speech. and made hieway lo the plattorm
amid bursts of applause that would have
been flattering to the famous oratora‘o!
Greece and Borne.
Bolero the vote was announced George R
Davis, once! the Gresham boomers oi the
lllinois delegationdmd moved that Bob in»
gas-roll beinvited toaddrcss the convention
Everybody voted in favor oi a speech from
the gifted orator, and the vast audience
settled back in delightful expectancy. lie
did not seem to be in his usual robust condi:
lion. “line tool atmosphere 0! the hall, and
“)0an heatin which he had epent
the day had toll on him. He began in a low
voice that could not be heard more than hall
across the ball and rather labored with hi9
openingeentenoea .
He was doomed to be more dlerespectlully
treated before he had proceeded far that
ollen falls to the lot at a popular orator who
attempts. an invitation, lo-give expression u
his convictions. Col tugersoll said:
lamallcpnbiicnn. l belong to the greatest,
lothegrandest partycvnorganhed bythe
human race. 1 belongio that great party that iota
favor of giving to every human belugeqhalrighta
with every other, and the mieaion ot the Repub-
lican party is not ended until the great republic
shall be civilized. herniation ot the party to not
ended until every man beneath her flag not only
has the right to out his vote in peace, but to have
it counted honestly ahd correctly. i own Bomb
llcan ln'cltuae that party is pledged to the protec-
tion of American labor. The country that rakes
raw material and sells it no such will alwayt
be ignorant and poor. Why? The labor to raise
raw materiaills ignorant labor. But the mo
meal the raw material is worked into fabrics,
fashioned into beautlml shapes, that require:
intelligence and consequently the greater aura.
herotlnduslrics we have in the United Staten.
the more intelligent our population will be,
Another reason, ordinary labor is always cheap.
Labor commands a price in the proportion that
mind is rnixml with luusclé; in the manor
tlon that thought is mingled with client
The people who want us (0 misc raw
material for England, England to mono
lecture simply, vote for the poverty and labor:
lane 0! America. and torthc wealth and intelli-
gence u! lire-at Hrilain. i am in lawn of the
protection or American industries because il will
develop American brain; became under that
system we can raise the most valuable things
beneath she stars—gm: men and great women.
Where men pumlo but one industry lbeyhrcomo
stupid. Where Ihe ladiutrleo are divereilrd
every part oi the brain in developed.aad we
have nae tor every aptitude, [or every talent and
tor every kind at genius. 1 am in lavor of
American protection. because under that policy
we have [lemme the rlcben nation on the globe.
law in favor oi that policy lacunae we are the
moat ingenloiu people who ever lived; More
oa the average we harem sense than ell)
other people. i an: in tavor ct that policy
because hen». in the United States, on the
average. we have better bounce. better
clothes. helm load and better schools than any
other nation. i believe the heartbatoae la the
inundation til America I believe the M00 is
the altar of the bile, and i am in tarot of
that policy that till put a root over the head ol
every mechanic. 1 am not only in lever ot the
Republican party because it is in tarot ot pro
tooling imlunfllefi at larvae; i am in favor at that
party image it ll‘llfl'i" in education; because it
believes in protecting the right: ol American
citizenship I am tor that party Manse it tools
the last ruin hour the American flag. 1 am tor
that party lie-ram it gave treedom not only to
4.0mm” cl ln-oplo, but to thousands at million
yet unborn. I am in tavor oi it becauw you can
be a man and belong to it.
Now. haviugaald thlollttletcries of "go on."
“goon"; having laid this little, I regard the
mm at the Republican party on the anvil lm
portaat thing lot the republic. la the uni place,
mainulc man, whatever blaaervices may he: no
tingle marl. whatever Illa whieveulents have
hair. no single man. whatever his capacity is, in
oi the [lightest impvivtaace or compared with the
sneer-root the ilepublican party. tieoondltho
nest question is. who in the moat available moi.
alluring: mostderedt i don't care when you 2
arelor,or whom i am tor. mmmm
manome- mm heldtledattbepolluuot
in the whirlwind at aacitameat. but after m
“dam. ' ":5: "" no ”+£3.13
am new your ,
mint he mum by the inner lanthanum no.
derlhella’gsad whmyoo usdoathloaeeolly.
than no load or yew-ell. I
wanna like to no this convenllon rite lo
the dignily and o! the occaslm.
and I believe you will lwossld like mane you
put upon luc nest ticket two soldiers who helped
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quietthellorm. hotlho tumult onlyvoemoll
inherent Theorator restrained standing,
leaning carele-ly against the chairman?
drab until it became apparent that the veil
crowd had become a mob, and was deter
mined not to Ibteu totho Speaker they had
so loudly called to alldm them.
Then with an exmeueion ot oouterupt upon
his lace he turned and resumed lib seat upon
the platlorm. mill tho dbuxordant about:
andcrleo sloullmnxl. There were all: r
various: weaker». but while onepm or" ,
audio-loom shrieking (or one man, other
part- were vooiterating other names. The
crowd had lamented in tutelage-rem
irons the roetramet had lost control at
itself, and (mold not agree upon his succeasor.
it was as pertect an example of anarchy oi
Chicago has seen tor many a day.
Finally the Ina-ire tom: 0! Fred Douala
was observed at the chalrnwr'a (let. The
rugged laced negro orator, generally at
popular and no able to sway great audience,
scolued to have loot his magic power, tor the
yelling crowd roiused to obey the gavel as he
wielded it. The clerk had for wvoral mo
meats been ringing the lull which gavr
the signal to the orchom in the
gallery, but in the babel the signal had
been uuhmlod. Suddenly the strains at a
nudiey of national ain rang out, and can»
parative order was roilore'l, but at this point
the Culil'orni‘I blogatiou rained n ilag in
scriiml with It aine'a name, and the piercing
yells which greeted this emblem dro thl
nuuic, and led to a renewal of the contusion
lit—Congressman Fitch, 0! Nevada, other
of gigantic rtalure and lmposlngappearaace
atood behind the chairman's dash andap
peeled tor order, but hie gavelandpanto
mimic gestures were totally disregarded.
Again lv‘rod Douglas took the gavel, and
perhaps because the people wore too tired it
continue the demonstration, he succeeded
this time in mailing hiiusell heard. »
"l have been provoked," be said, “a great
pleafilro, and I wish you to enjoy it. Hr.
‘Sheritlan's Ride”. , '
Mr. Yope, a men of line W, we:
favorably received by the excited assent
blage-vuamcly, in silence-which, under the
circumstances, was the greatest approbatios
that could be dignified. lie recited la.
tamouo poem in stirring and artistic labial,
atthoeadoteocbstaun.
Whenhehadtinishedllr. Douglam‘ again
steppedtorwardsudnldatowwordototba
now orderly audience, introducing Hon.
’l'bomarl'ttch,ottbePaciflcooast.
Haldlchhegantospeahhutatterlietea-
3:30 a '1’;th or two,and
twas eytobeallnmpwhdthe
regularcampeizuorderJhe audienoeaxaia
became restle- and dieordarly, and the
term.
Chic! Clerk Clleby, la theahesnce at any
better authorized, otllcial, interrupted in
ordertointormruchottbe delegates as re
mainediutheireeatsthatthoy wereatliberty
toretiroit tboysaw ligand leave the gala
levies to listen to "all the oratory they
wanted"
Amid laughter the delegates began to
peanut. The epectawra seemed undecided
whattodo. Knobby took advantage of
the opportune moment and nude another
announcement
besaid, "toatatethotheneadepowe-ionot
tboaalliuorderlopreparelt torto-morow's
convention"
‘l'hogallerlenaamarodtara and
there were qroradic shout ot“No!”“Nol"
butthemajorltyot those psessn‘ t seemedln
tovorot endiagwbat had While
anunorganisedaadalmle- W,“
iaatowmomonts the entire audieneoweu
outheir way ont,and the ball was quickly
cleared .
THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Zrlnle on the Race 'l'roeb and him
trees the Illa-dad. "
New You, Juno zit—Mm Boy
races; first ls’acoJuc {Lyon-oh and up-
wan sevenur ;vv RB. l- .
Second race, ammonia,” quarter'sill ”all
a mile, won by Auraula in 1:15. Third rhea,
Conny inland Derby, mile and a halt;
won by Prince Boyd in 2:9“. Fourth
race, handicap mile and a
quarter; won by Favor in 2:30. Filth
ram lor :;ycor-olds and upwards, mile and
a lurking; won by Swift in 1.5434. Sixth
race, {or gym-0H1, threaquarters ot amile,
on tart; won by Volunteer in 1:15:34.
enema 0a: norm.
lira-noun. June 28,—me day Charter
Oak more First race. Mile]... per-set”;
Pamela, l, I, 2.33; RosalindWih, 3,4, l,
l, 2; Spotlord, 4. 2. 4, 3, 3; Skylight Pilot, 3,
3, 3,4,4; time, 3:1”, 2:39. 2m, 2:”, coax.
Second and com. adlq raes. 2:3! clue, pone
OM; Patience i, l, l; Elbert. 3, 2, 2; (fillet,
2.3.3; allesia, e, 4, 4; time, 9:3“, 3:8“,
WOIHWW
resulting
Izleltorytartbeeaetbyatotolseoseot 291th
coma caswo now on was "use.
New Manon, (have, Juno fill—«The tour
atlloneobstweoatbeerowsotYaleaad
University 0! Pennsylvania was rowed on
”declining“ ‘
,am eater a mm m “7»
”"me '
Charles R. Pope, the noted actor, will reciu ‘1
aadreceiveda genorm round of apphue ’
speaker could notbebeu'dheyond the M pd:
"1 am instructed by theme-sit at arms." '3
l llOAll CART.
l in Sign Wallis!
Plows, lload Machines to.
Slate, Reeling 1
”40”
We new lode strides-lobar
~8LA'I'ING-
lneiihrs ' comm-Alum.
- ”fibmlufl n'j"
all lllll per lam all llllll.‘
Partieawiehl Bleterool should call In: or
humane.
was: sum of llavlland easil- florwalh.
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J. TRISTRAM,
OPTICIAN,
83 Main St. South Norwalk.
Virual lraperleclloaa «related and corrected.
Gold Opectoclee. Ridi Bows and Bye (Hosea.
Whereaarcoten qualityandotvuealrable
at ,l -
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PIANOS. l
“Tried and Triumphant." c
“an“ it littlest Ill tenth of ill. ‘
BRIAT CAPACITY 0FV|IIATIOI
AID Wilm-
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' mdmmmfle .0“ materials
ii and than workmanehll’.
"It.“ waaIAIflD. Mil-1w!" km
'a tub-time and Map In tune at one-
quartor the ow nt any other piano. ‘
OVEII l7,000 II US!
1000 tour full We mum and
prloee to
Til! TREAT I IllEl'Mlll 60.,
£07 Ola—as: "are? new navel, coal»
2' also
"laden”. lemons, Darren-v. Iva--
roan. Iloatrvewo ea hirer Vilma.
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Meals,
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Vegetables.
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toulletlbe
lililal , Market
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Order- wllcllalaadaoooadellvaed to any m
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haul lurid. Pull
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holiest Prices!
The m (lands for
the bent loner
Raymond Alumni. «*3
t Inch Instrument over i: manure Inf.
some.
Spanish and
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Flue Shutters. ill-inch In
lather Hubbard Right
Charlene. with yoke-oi iachoaadeaihroiderymoet
Drawers. will: lack. m mute and embroidery,
the. ~
Walling shim. trimmed
potter. :5, no. 75 and
mmqm,mwimmwyml
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Simmer"; rout to low, 15,10. alanine. perpioce; on prices, the! lilo.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR.
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After several days of negotiation with the, ownere of . the
stock of one of the largest importers in Boston, which was
sold by order of the Court of Insolvency, we succeeded in
purchasing at a more nominal percentage on the cost at in:-
iion. This stock, which was personally selected by .Mr'.
iuman in Europe for flu; season’s trade, consists of
Cashmere Shavhkéerseye, White (lootle .Rohes, Chantilla,
iaa baccar,’ Fiona:
hare Curtaluerlled Spreads, Towelr, stiaea. «he.
Wacouidevoareelmpartitalarlytvtaeateiasecarha
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onlyloenalmalealewotlhenaeyharplleworballm.bltllfllollltoconellllnflwl
HAMBURG SKIRTINGS. .
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eosttolaahetsonslompespahgoav prices,”
wg‘: 'l'orchoa laces-ambulances! leukemia ammo ”Reach; oar
. Laces and Veilings.‘
Vail Lseeedlgyptian Laces, Oriental Laces at lees than Haltcoat
Gunnylmeoulolm Lac pieced): s'onrprlceoel re.
p" Wtourllaleswse'llle‘piontzllylfiJfiJaadk.
The Grandeet largalno in this 8an will be
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lli’c‘ts. and Upwards
5" 66 66 6o
44 ob to at
$1.00
Wall Papas, Shades, &c.
l. lillKllillll & ill,
on Washington Street.“
South I‘m
Cakes and Crackers, the Celel
25c. per pound
friend. The Northficld Cronin
Goods at the lowest possible
leave your orders inr Fruit um
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YOU CAN FIND A GOOD .‘tfi‘lOlll'llBN'l‘ 0F
Unlined Tongue, Deviled Merits. Ginger, Cocoauul, Orange
and Vanilla Wafers in decorated tin boxes, all kinds of Fancy
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Schopp’s Royal Cucuunut Tapioca Pudding
Preparation. just out, at 15c. per package; once tried is a sure
cry Butler in lilac-half an one
pound prints, which has gained such a large reputation, is re-
duced to 300. per pound. Also First Class Dal-y Butler, ircsh,
rosy, and fine flavor, at. 25¢. per pound. Also the very beet
prices We- can give you the
Best 'l‘ml in town at 50c per pound.‘ Our Colleen are the very
best. if you have not given us it trial, come and see as, and
1 Vegetables.
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