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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 26, 1888 · page 3

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. eyetem of Henry
Clay-root JameeG. Blaine. It might in
‘ 'MliewYorkwuimportantandthatKen
' W’wuimportanthntitwaaequallytrm
.lllat new Jerley

waa Manon-1y
'i’henokethiutotehelievedinwai

limiter. Withnoomlnnntionoifierriwn
andrhelpethoywould he havindble. With
uohepopnlnrticket thorowonld beno
donlitotthenntoome.

Inltoemthelml humiliation“ the

.Hr. Fuller. otNorth
loan-aid thatil Phelpeionght the bottle
agnimttheredhendeunatherewnenoqnee
tlon as towhnt therenrltwouldhe,nraih
eeoondedthenolnination.

When New York was ruched Senator
‘Wernorliller laid the time (or platitnde
'andencominmewnepmd. 'l‘heyhed n
.thereaweekfltnd giveutothepeopleol
Unitedfitateaaplattonnnponwhichnllthe

broughthenmoother inoethrillienteom.
hntwhenitwae Round that theconrention
.. wee not likely!» ratify it choice he wee
wididrewninnrrowfintnotinangu'. For
theilrettinaeinrnnnyyearethellewYork
delegation was here in harmony and that
hrnionywonldnotend here. Theyme
urrvithmreandintotbeonteat. Theseu-

hebdhemimtructedtommo
hehaddrnwnawwdawithmnnya time,but
he would pledge the convention that ill!
gave thenethe men of their choice that
awadawonldbedrewnonlylortheoonnnon
can Givethemthelrcendidate,and thr-
enahletherntourry NewYork. 'i'klewee
nofimetotalkaboutiriendehiporhrmhnt

weeto boioughtontinilewYork.
Thepreeent Mennthebemocraticnonii-
mambomllewYorkuodnitwom
here orthe cabinet, while the city govern»
nutinllewYorkendtheetategorer-nment
minthehandeoltheemmy. Theyknew
whatthatrneent. ltrequiredginntetooarry
ontheMt inJiewh'ork. Muetonornt
MellowYorkrnanJheywould go home
wuhdckanddieoouragel Heappenledto
“1!“me at leee: to limtotho
«lee at ”York. (bind and

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’l'henratooneernaaileoodmernrneetla

. eirtueandeohrletyoltho Wand”

endhed lonzhtnnderthecontedwateflag,
hotbed been won m tothe

dunimgreatiloode and outer matterathat
eflectedtheaonth. Theyhadtoflzhtaaolid

m to e Emma-avert:
Harrieondoit.

There werelouderieeol ‘Wob‘whenllr.
but; at Delaware, roee touytnntDelar
ware'elittlehearthadheenrnede‘ladbythe
nonduatlon of Wandtoaddagood

monumenm
themenwhoeenarnewaa eynmymouwith
victory,nudthemnnwhoeouldredee-Tm
ne-eeendplaoeherinthenepublicanranka
'l'hetmnnwneWflliamklmolTennee
aee.
llr. Spear, of North Cproline. roaetoe
question of privilege, anduidNorthCaro
Iinalind been posed withouthelngonlled.
ltmulhdngaimandlr.8pear,whohad
rnedethepoint. rnbedhinleltuponaohelr
addr. fi'hecrnwd

torm,”butholdingnptwo crutchu, hoe-id:

,“I can't get to the platlorm.” “Go on. then,‘

sold the chair. and the speaker shouted.
“"l‘hieiethe proudeat moment of myliie."
Then the crowd hurrahed with ewlll. A
reiermoetothernagniluntmagnanimityot
thedelegnteaof theEmfire flatenwakened
another rear, end for aereral moment-there
eiterthegnvelaudtheepeaker’aroieeatrug-
glodlorthomaatery. The latterperalled,
andtheepenkw wenton Inlmmaeriont
veiutompportliorton. Hecouciudedwith
amotionthet Emile nominatedbync-
demotion.

Mr. Cir-Idler, of lhhlpptatsdelook
eecondedthe nomimtlonotlr.loore,bnt
thatgentleman at onuyrithdrewlromthe
oonteetundthe rollcellhegannndrenltel
“followe-

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: Woe. 5.
Ilarylanul-Bradlev. 1: W8; Halon. it.
Waite-lawn. I.
Iichigan-J'heipe. 2: Bradley. 9; Horton, 15.
Itnneeote~lorlom ll.
lheiadppt—Phelpws; Bruce. 7; Horton. 8

Bradley. 3.
Ibouri~iiredley, 5: Phelpe. I; Horton, 5.
Nebraska—Plain. 5; Norton. 5.
6.

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tomapendtherulee for the introduction
Bontelle’a motion requiredn two-thirds vote.

lir. Oliver ahootat: “You hereundeyonr
platform, nndnorr stick toit.” A looned
inducriheble centurion trite-ed. Ir. Oliver
mountedacheirend the ooneeritioniiontod
at a terrible rate. The, Manon ordered
the eerzeant at nnnetoerr‘ut Oliverunle-he‘
at down. DepeeroIn hie rent, proteated
vigoromiytothecheiragainatthereeolntion
beingreed. The choir ruled that Bontefle
oouldreed his reeolution.bnt a nnrnhuol
delegates shouted “So." Ir. Oliver, amid a
atormolhootannd hi-eqegninroiaandrv
foeedto he eeated. Aurgeantatarn-wal
eenttohelp him into hie out. n. Inheided,
however, beiore the ofllcinl reached hint.
Theehairwae clearly wrought he could
not,hemedetoeeeit.

llr.’l'homenn.ot NewYorhfiduedtodt
down. Burr. Boer. Depew and other-
orowdedtheeielee, end the excitement wae
intense. Mr. Greene, of Nature-kn. appealed
lronrthe‘decieionol thechalronthegroend
that Boutolle couldn’t read hie reeolntlon

himtohaveitrend. Benatafiiaoookap-

pealodlorpermi-iontohnvethe reaolntion ,

reed.eaying they were'not elrnld to meet
any resolution.

lir. Boutelie was finally ittedlo read
thermolutiou.aegirenaho ,eltertennib-
Iteeoluproer.

Therewea greet applause endwedngo‘
handkerchiefn and lap when the ‘
waeilniahed. lnnchneetta, NowYorkand
Ilohiganeeoondedthemotiontoauependthe
ruiea. Then Ohio and lawn and a doeen

Mr.Boulelleeekednneuimoueoonunt kw
themeohhe reeolution. This Ina re
lured.

By thb time the convention waaarnob,
huteveutnnliy the medulla: wee adopted,
undoremspeneionoltherula, by a rising
vote.

'i‘o eeve the mummy 0! Inch another
eoenetienatoriiieoock moved that theoon-
vention ndjourn eine die, Gen. W
eeoondedthernotlon. itwaecarrhd,andat
8:56 the oonvmtion ended ite {nil weekot
lobwnndedjommdainedie '

CONDENSED NEWS»

TheGermanreiohetegwea opened your-
dnyandenrperorwmianrilrendhbnn-ege
tothnt body. The mew-every”
tnlinlono.

lnthe Britten no. at Comma-air.
John Harley, llr. WIrJhaw—leb
m and other- took part in thedehateon
Inflorley'e motion lliepvern
mentlor the manner lnwhichtheeoerolou
lawiaenloroedinlreland.

finitwubegnnin the Brookl
court agalnat
uttlejohnonanellegationoln-end.

anyone

olthyeIA—nhlyw

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walnut-admire;
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remnant ‘rvnairc.
mam. cone.

DI. WAD»
(hr. Veal Ave-an and Butler Street,
lollwnlil. coal.
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W a. nan.
A l‘Cll l'l‘EC'l‘.

I- prepared nake epedlum-
meow :1»qu handing

rattle Immune.
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Sewing Machine Supplier},

Altarhnwete. Pane, Hartline. Bella, rte. lerniehed

General Repairing oi all kledeaed-akea o!

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Builder and Con tractor.
Work done by the by arm
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Cater" for Wedding! and Pinion. lee Cree-
eooeumly on hand tenet-tel and well. Illa ode
outed Root Beer and Hayley-nut nice.

50 Kare n‘l’.. no. menu. or.

SOUTH KOBWALI SAVING. ‘5qu

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Jonn ll. beanie Vienna;
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IORRBLL & L’ROIIDIEU,

Anette-eon and lleal llatate Aa’ta,

u Wall-[ton It" lentk Harwell.

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(maria-Affluentallueltheum MM

hunk, Provider: ,Rl..baiu¢hive,andie
allegedtohare on with allthehank'e
fundeandpapere.

Cherieetliblinwaaaentenudtohekanfld
inflow Yorknng. l'llorthenrnrderoi
ladelineGoele

londay'a Barbell lie-ea.

At Philadelpllia— 11; New
York,4. At Deboit—Detroigt'; come.
AtlndienapoIie—lndianapolb, 3; Pitt-burg,
6. At St. bole—8t. Louie, 10; Kan-a
City, 3. At Winni-
ville-alne macunntoirain. At
m— 2; Wuhh‘lon," 4. At
Renato—Male, mitocheatmi. Atnunv
llton—~llanrilton,D;Alheny.ii Attende-
Tormte, 10; 8 , 6. At m-
Lmdon-l’roy_ podponedon am 6
rain. .

Strewheniain England have buncoetv
lag airpenu apiece.” hall n guinea
andcherrieehareeoidat aboutthelrwei‘ht
inpald.

TRADE BULLETIN.

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FURNITURE UEALER!
And Furnithi Undertaker.

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NEW‘UOOTTAQES READY FOR ogggulzunwll’gv

[it'll ground. Bellthy locality. Fire minntea ride on care toBonth Uorwflk.
{or you at a low can. One hundred diflerent plane tor modern houeee. Building lote
ie the time to hey than. Call on oraddreee

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that we are telling low.

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FRUITS, .
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DATES.

Weaker-hunted

“millennium

CREAIIERY BUTTER

99 Main St.

WOOD WELD.
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Steam Sewing, Planing,

Oil Stoves,

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Electric Door Bells.
EH. NASE&BRO

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JEWELER.

Watches, Jewelry. Silverware:
llee Intel repairing a lperlelty.
Spent-flu and lye menus.

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