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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 6, 1888 · page 4

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. -‘ Day of the Convention
:in Baltimore.

, “virulence mm A even.

pitta Various foe-mittens lion.
3 I‘m—Vice Provident null
W teammate—colored Below.
'9 Ipswi—dlorious Resolutions

lad Carriéd.

July d—‘l'he delegates to the
, at Democratic club! were slow in
at the hull yesterday, but Chairman
Mybrouzht down his gavel, and
mention immutiatoly went to work
‘ , readtiwrcpertfot the com-
‘ , “moduli-h, audit was munimously
In. B. Cohan thenrendthompcrt
, ' on permanent organization,
, V l as has been previmaly give;
my was adopted, and Mr. Winona,
M. who was designated as perm
,mwuucomdto the chalrby
' committee. He was warmly w
Maud addremed the convention in a
thhioh be defined the realms {of
m the convention had been called to-
”aadecogratulated the party on the
m d th St. Louis convention.
”thunk“ tollowing Hr. Wiuuu’s
, _, ”dist! ”fly, the committee on no-
. its report, which was
. ‘l'hey were as lotion-s:
' d the Democratic clubs of the
W in conventiont nfle’llilg? we
hearty on o l :0 can
“lathe national democraticrconvon—
, , Indpladue our enthusiastic supportto
0 Man our most emphatic approval of
ve and patriouc mlmiuis-

Eta mt Cleveland, and our ho-
; one»

W mgfii'amfle‘”? "“é‘h‘:
. Oil 2'“!!!
m in the presidency tg'nlch his
, and fearless dischargc 01 its
”was him to receive.

llawns-titty commend the nomination of
m G. Thurman for the rice praiuinncy as
“Wand high $1}? stabbing; l1

n y, no at n
Whom that oflice 13:1] tostnnd
' bounce-ion to the president. ,
4% give our hearty indorsemcnt to the
' alleoursgoom lineage of President
. atthc of the present con—
and we at the coming passage
, Democratic majority 01 the house of
Wu! 0! a bill for effecting a gen-
‘ ‘ uterine! oppressive war taxes.
at A. Jones (colored), editor of The Cleve-
Bbbgmlkedtothedelegates for scum
em, and was loudly cheered.

A resolution was then altered and enthusi-
Married under a suspension of the
m It Walnuts dud green the vet-
.mdflnuorthmd south who had been
inn-lion onthe battlefield of Gettysburg.

fismltteam perutancnt organization
,fl Holistic-Isl Imot Democratic clubs
lip madeits'report, which hnsulready
it” given. The report was unanimously
Amt-ltd President Chauncey F. Black
‘wasescortedtothestnnd. Be made a
endemic-idle speech, which was cheered
tothcacho.

m Willis 0! Kentucky, presented is

.. scam; Ben ' ’5 record in
‘mof “free trade in Chinese and other
*2? .lalaw." Referred to committee on
W Aromas was then taken until

II.
was 3:40p. to. when 3 sufficient nm
N, :d delegates had entered :ho hall to
Win Minna in calling the convex»

to order, but at 4 p. in the hall was well
The order of business was
Thalia! states for n vice prev
lowmemhen of the general cann—

5h. maroon-memo“: others
”a at the general 'commirtce. The
”mural! were pained.
1W MBBShelley, I'. U. Bush, “1
A Eula, oseph timer, L. i’. Dawson.
Math—R. P. Hastings, M. Popper, R
{ultra-y, J. A. Bternhach, ti. Brnhuhnrt.
moo—A. B. McKinley,Churlo§ie'. wu-
fl. 0. M C. A. Smith, H. (I. Aruler-
OUIocficfl—Tnnk E. llyrlé, ll. I.
- Mom! Sodwick, G. D. mm, J. u.
M. Dehwaro—J. F. Bally, W, Snub
1-5305 e Farm, (1. S. Wilt'nnmu, D.
”mi, Georgia—John H. Gautier, J. P.
, ,. W. T. Tumbull, A. R. hxwtcn,J.
W Kim—J. \V. Dmtihlwn, J. '1'.
Bus-0y, 0. new, 0. E. Cmit m. It»
MB. R. Collison, 'i'. J. Coolidge,
“Viki, C. W. Morse, Waiter Cum
W. C. Haynes. John “1 \Villll,
.. 1' mm. Kentucky—«F. .\. Prague.
'. I. Hunt-g, C. '1'. Allen, it. t”. Warren,
3, . m Kebruh—L‘harlc; Ogden, J.

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My islets!—
c. H. Aldrich, Richard B.

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0. ll. shakiouleolnrsd),otladisna.thsu
spoke. lie said thathwdhs‘thw or ”at:
negro was recoguired convention.
were treated well by Praldsut Cleveland.
They lalt the Republican party under the
leodotooootthagrmdesto‘mgduinthbzmm
vfloruco Greeley. ' pr to
mental in electing the Democratic ticket by
giving it 4,000 negrovotcs in Indiana. ‘l’hrso
cheers motive" {or the colored “email
of lndiane.

Governor} line, of Virginia, '54 loudly
called (or, but did not appear.

Aresoiotion wasadopted providing {era
mmlttceJocmsistotullthcom otths
oonvontion and us many at thsdsloptvsss
desired, to call upon Cleveland Mill'-
man and inform mm of the pr of
thlscoovention, and was thorn ot hearty

support.

Senator Kenna moved to ad shodls.
Lost, loit‘owed by cries cl “ lice," and
"Fallowe, Fellows,” but neither of them
tlemeu would 'l'hsn than wssaa
exciting time. After ten minutea o! ooulr
don order was restored, Wool-lion
passed con atnlating the party
on the reflection of William H. Barnum as
chainnan oi the national committee.

Thanks were votedto Baltimore city and
thepreas,uudthcnthecries hoganagain tor
Fellows, but all to no purpose.

A Kentucky delegats mounhd his seat
nudeskedthoconveotionto iointhchond la
raisingthoroof withtheuewcoinpaignsoug
hyWillB. Bay.otKentuckv. 'l’hiswasdous.
Thestate banners. flap and markers were
brought together, and hilarlola uproar
reigned {or ten minutes. - _

Oumotion of Hon. Peter J. Cmphsfl,
Maryland, thanks were tendered to Chat-
nn Winons, three cheers were given tor tho

ventionadjournedsinsdle.

Agrsatmussmeetingwssheldinthem
in; at the Academy of Insic. Governor
Jackson presided,“ addremeswm nude
‘byGwmlmoiVirginla;BouJ.B.
Fellows,“ New York; Coupe-man Brechv
inrldse and Senator W, in the ordsr
named. Allolthespeakerswm welln—
ceived. '

ANOTHER DYNAMITE PLOT.

Burlington Head In Chicago laid to
Bare Basin filament].

Cmcaoo, July lit—A dynandto plot hue
licenmwarthedinthhcity, whose WW
this at destruction would rival the Hay
morketrnaaaere. Three menhavehesnar-
rested withtho explosivelntheir
andundercircumstonces which warrouttlto
charge splint theme! conepiringtodostroy
the property at theBurlington road.

Sincethetrike ot the augment-"helm!-
lingwnromhushadnlarge force otdeteet
ives engaged in watching themovomnteol
the strikers, and several ”agitators" have
been put under special surveillance. It i
said dynamite has been hummer-Ian»
aucce-lulattempts to wreck train'dsriaz
the past month, and those “peeled have
been closely watched. Positive information
Tamidtohovobeenreceived now at a con—
ternplated concerted attack upon the m
puny's property, including trnins and depot
property, and itls believed Hr, Btone’soflco
wasmarkedlorannihllation.

Acting upon information given themwsr-
rnntawere sworn out and Deputy llarshal
Bun-hard prcmded with them to Aurora
in company with Asistunt Superintendent
McGinty, 0! “Men's torce, with a do»
tective. The man were locatedand shad
owed to thc2:l5 altornoontrain. Thomas
Broderick and J. A. Bowles, two Brother-
hoodexengineurs oi' theBnrltngtou, income
panywith estranger, were seen to board
the train. The train had barely started
when the men were placed under arrest.
Thcymadenoresflance.

Underthcircoatsandlylnzonthesssth
tween Broderick and “third-Ian,“
name proved to he Wilson, wu n
which was loom! to contain (our dynamite
cartridges, eachconteining chootapoaadot
dynamite. When arrested one 0‘ than
threwuletter from the curwimiow, which
wastound,and in mitten to otharlattsn
andpapen is now inthelundsol 1W
Attorney Ewing. Themes: were brought”
this city and token helm (form-loan
lloyne, whoheldthem in “MM”
lire-lamination on the within“. Theydsv
elare‘theyhnownothingolany plot.

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Chicano, July c—Bmay D. was alts-e»

continue (our days. A largomoiorityollhe
dsiegntcsuroiadiea Thogrcatmcetnvgwse
called twrdcrhyths president, W. J. Vaa

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A “an to Blow Up the Property of th‘

A Conspiracy Develops in the
Jersey City Bank Robbery.

VAN 1011‘ luv "0 Accosrucu

nowuhwmmrnl in ”so nuns-or
nu l'utlwr-ta-m sad mm was.
so the l'allaa soy—nu I'als Are a:-
seated“

’M Cm, July damper“ whokavs
hasnat work investigating “new“;

tsndorsraperiodolthreeycara .
Whenflsshinflarkinswas ssludwhathe
thoughtofllsrdstalentiowhcnfl:
”Van loaawasaloolish (allow, and hi
thsttisons-ol the new: miserable thing I
overheardol. Foratswdellanlnhasw

immune, Joly d-All W in
iron worm Moat W
eflonol W . m k '
their works Without signing
mutedscale. Thorium»
lavorahls'to them The notice '
parcentrartoetlmhusmwithdrs
MWMve/lyrslmtosiguor «
m the conic o! my amputation. The
will gives employment to am it” won,
Mofwhousamliaightsd Latex,”
when at the AW m

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that WNW Iron and achifm‘

Newport, Ky. havesipsdthhssm
sale and wt“ rem at once.

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NO’I‘ABY PUBIJO.
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t'or. West Avenue sad Batter sums,
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l’lsas turnlnhed end Intimates given.
also kinds prmepny «tended m.
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the (by «contract.
allow at flamkldflfihol “3012?”. Box 61?.

J r B. assurance.
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WML lQahnard.

Undertaker 8: Embalmer.

so. 4 W lit. Ital-knee, 5 ll- 6L,
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SI H's-shingles Street.

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sums whim rm;
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Mir. loll! ll. KXAI'P.§et. and Tm.

i'oi'fiifti; ii '“ikii’iiii‘iiier;
Autumnal Iteal Estate Ag’la.
u wanna- so. sues llorwalk.

lumimwdahflshw lots in
m )malh and last lorwslk tor sale at

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flautsmusalmatsm tenet-v-
Grmc ll. Raymond,

PURSITURB DEALER!
knife ‘ ' Undertaker.

cm and anyho- stslt hobo! lumttura.
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“who

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2m 1W ll“! Wagons

1 note CART.

2 Nil Slillll Wagons!

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i’lows, ltomi Machines 8w.

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Slate Roofing !

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We are mural tmto sum clue Job of

SLATING-

In rllhs‘v FARGO“. BAB‘I’ BANGOR. or
P535307]! EMT}!

all cents 1m fool and upward.

l’srttes wishing slate rooting should all on u-
hetove contracting etsewhws. ‘ ' .

A. BACK an Oil.

Water St... loot of new Salt] lorwalk.

 

J. TRISTRAM,
OP'I'ICIAN,

83 lain BL. South h'orwailt.

Vina!” Imperfections detected and eorrectcd.
(told Spectacles. Riding Bows and Bye Glaser.
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ilIIATl-IUSHEK
PIANOS.

, “Tried and Triumphant."

.Whmmmum‘

CRIN? OAPMV or VIIIAYIOII
MD DMWLI‘I’Y-

_. Inch instrument over I! months In
:nrocasaotconatvuction. Bestmnteriais
‘ and finest workmnstllap

FULLY WARRANTID. men will last
in "Mint. and loan In tuna at one-
quarter the expense of any other piano.

OVER l7.000 IR USE

' sew tor toll descriptive pamphlet and
prices to

THE TREAT I. SHEPARD 804

91 oaaau Brut" nu: Hutu, coal.
use
Burmese". humans. osuuvnr. Brass-
rono. Imouwwu on Wear Warrants.

' Sou neur- roll vac Dvars or con-renew.
{.mmooa-wJuu-n'. Lnuuzwrcrcwmmm>

most: one DESIRE
'rnn nae-r or

Meats,
_ ., Poultry,

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' Always Mudflauodaueprltswualddnwsll

toallattha

Central Marla

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

(Inter: solicitsdasd goods delivered in say part
at City.

Jnlsnni tantrum, Plant.

mm... m- m. _._.... w... u. -....... ... . ..

“Bull's"!
iLL GRADES,

AND AT

Lowest Prices 1

Wm“.

The nest Goods for

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the Least Ioney '

SUN UfinELLAsx

AT .REnuchf'PmoEs.

i. lllllllllllllll & son,

39 Washington Street. South Not-walk.

it 70 Washington Street

You can obtain a email icon New Haven Ham for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb's,Touguc, Richard & Robbins’ Lunch
Ham, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds 'of Deviled Meals,
a bottle oi Lime Fruit Juice lor Lemonade, Cocoanut Macca-
roni, iced Honey Fingers, Gawain“; and Vanilla Cream Wafers.
and “large assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious

41h of July.

 

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DEW DROP IN.

WH—

CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,

70 VVASIIIN G'1‘()1\' S'l‘RlfiE'P.

W. B. HALL & 60.,

STATEMENT.

After several days of negotiation with the owners of the

 

sold by order of the .Court of Insolvency, we succeeded in

Himnan in Europe for this season‘s trade, consists of

Cashmere Shawls, Jerseys, White Goods.
Spanish and Egyptian Lewes, Flonncin

. gs. Hamburgs,
hare Curtains, Bed Spreads,

Towels, Satiues. &c.

er: en owm unity to secure choice. Sew. Fresh Goods at late than halt the
only to enumerate a few of the many bargains we eholi oler,

HAJVIBUIIG SKIRTINGS.

86 pieces Fine Shortage, {5 Inches wide, 6 inch
lit) pit-m Pine hkiningn, 45 inches winnwinch Embroidery
125 puree Pin: Bkmingr, 45 inches wine 35inch unhroidsry: mat to import,
to were: I'mefikirtinzs. Ill-inch thhroldc-ry: coat to import $3

. . . ‘1: Our pun.- m.
75 pieces Mne‘llhtrtmxs, 4mm Imhroidny; cost to import, ”.ggysrd: our pric‘e, 3175.

importation.

lltlsili CROCIHJE‘ EDGINGS.
12 YARD PIECES.
“sulphur: met mum». a), smear. perplece; our prices, loud the.

L ADIES’ UN DERWEAR.

Ilother llehhard SightDrrv-egcnet Io makefromiiocto leach; cos, .
Chemiau,withyotcaoltuckssndem .emttomik’e“ "I" maths-due

Drawers. whgulcueke. est-heir mile and embroidery, coat to
, 25, 50, 25 and We.

Laces and Veilings.

(Tram Ysuey laces. motto import, be per piece of I! yam; our price on! “c.
C‘rum Fancy Laws, cost to import per yard tour time: our milxng price, at in." i. 2, 3, l, h and lie.

The Gmndost Bargains in this Sale will be

Black Chantilly and Gnipnre Laces, Planning: and Webs,

'ihae 1." cm wili'he attend at
out their im-cdma‘ sale

W.

A Molt at Our Large Assortment of

—-FURNITURE--

Will Sntlsly You That For

Style, Price and Quality,

The Place to Buy in at

DAVID STOW’S

8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN
UP STA!”-

fisom nonwm.

SEED mining?

[law Maine Ilene,

nine ltcuuty of Ilchron,

w a Maine Burials .
“ , White Elephant
Nova Booth and N. ll. Itose,
White Stan,r the V I
noon 0 a 0!
Wine ’

Maul-33’ Pearl,
Peerless.

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stock of one of the largest importers in Boston, which was

pnrchnsing at a mere nominal percentage on the cost of im-
‘ portauon. 'ilns stock, which was personally selected by Mr.

Robes, Chantilla,

We consumer corvette» particularly fortunate in securing this Hock, as it enable-s us to give our entom-

actosl m We haveroom
but invite all to contend sec tor themselves.

ltmhrodery: cont tolmpon. Si.i-5pcrysrd,our price. We.
;costtmmpon Slfioperyardwarpricefim.
.50pcrysrd; ourprieefil m

and choice randy of 21inch mounting: for Children's Dresses, at prices ice: the halt the coat 0!

mmm;mm 5.me
”and make! mora- perpalrgaznr prim,25
Wand uw.mmdtsrmmwmmm.mmm¢ tram gusto Stillmh: our

Vail l.aee.e,Egyptian Laces. Oriental Laces at less than Half Cost

prim that will he appreciated by our patrons to Rich an extent as toro-
y.

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Home Dressed Pdultry a S ' .
orders Deliv ‘ ed Prompstclgjfy

 

Oils’ V35 rnishes.’
Berry Bros. Hi

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Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something not . best thing out. ’

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of own-ran. -

TN 11!: :Try It!_

Bold and rommendcd try

Charles ,

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sown humour.

EM ERS!

70 Washinlgton Street,
126m
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one Is ‘

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General Sunler Contractor

In malnsewrr

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F. M. IlIERCE . , .
Box eel. South anchor.
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The Metropolitan's Record For 1887.
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