lEBSE Plillllllll’lli.
cm W Morning cumcl Emil
Q W In» humans ml Byway:
' “WWW“! hm:
Aparty of young In ll) from Dan-
. bury will come to South QNorwullI
Thornduy on their wheels toattcud the
. county cenyéntion of Christina Ehdcu»
vcr societies. - ~
Q sulphur: Langford.‘ef Stamfdrd. abut-
?‘uc detective in tho employ of tho Bot-
tling‘ astoululion,”_wau in. Dunbar-y lust
. 9-week."QBy Illligent‘scarch among the
building. catabliuhnlontn and private
houses he scoured thirteen harrols of
‘ bottlca. which were distributed to their
ccvcral owners.
Much apprehension in folt for thc cafe-
ty of the sloop yacht Sugetta. Captain
. QW. 0. Cook. which left Stamford two
wccks ago on a cruicp of the Sound. On
. board were Mr. and Mrs. Clement Soa-
mun and their niccc, Miss Lockwood.
with a cmw of four men. For ten days
- 9 new nothing has been heard of the party.
Joscpli‘ Sehact'm; of Bridgeport, James
Lyons. of Norwalk, and George Emor-
non. of Bordon. wero found in a freighl
car at four o'clmzk this morning by
Policnnan Dauchy. They were takcr
lolho station llouso. Judge Dompsoy
cont thorn to Bridgeport to work on“
fine of ton dollars and costs. -—Danbur3
News.
Sarah 1". Harris. of Derby, hus‘insti-
tulcd suit against the Consolidated road
for $5,000 dumag .5 because of the doatl
of her husband, Arthur Harris, {vhicl'
occurred in Derby, June 17, 1895. I‘ll)
,9. horse was frightened by a pile of . sleep-
‘9 - Q are, the property of the company, an«
running away throw its owner into the
street and killed him.
Tlic‘dirmtors of the Consolidated rail
road hold thoir meeting: in Now York
Saturday. ' The chief purpose of tin
mooting was to declare the quarterh
dividend of 2 per cent, which was done
The oilicial report of tho. glrnings of thI
load for thc month of April was present
ed. It was most satisfactory, showings
wusidcyahlc incrcaso ovcr the coming:
of the corresponding month last year. '.
Dr. A. T. Glason, of llanbury. one of
the host known physicians in this purl
of tho slate, died yesterday aftcr :
‘weck’ u illness, of dilution of thg heart
can-ml from an attack of grip. He calm
to Danbury in 1865. after praotioiu;
three years with his father, Dr. Soaton
Lilasen. in New York city. Dr. Glam:
wan thcinvontor of a number of ma-
chinos forihc manufacture of hats and
from those and an oxtcnsivc practio
hc amasscda comfortable fortune. lb
was unmarried. He vashorn in Puck
skill. N. Y.. in 1549.
This week, E. A
. Housman. of Dunn
bury. will take to llidgelicld tho Inurhh
monument which ho ill to prosonl lI
lhatlowu. The stone in much like a
largo gravcutune and is intended lI
mark the spot whom the lamented (ion
oral Wander foil, piorI-od by noun
load. General Wmstorwzn a Mason
mun tho topof tho ntonc is a Manonit
omblom. llonoath tho ombhun is l
briof nkclI-h of General \Vooslcr’n lilo
and work.“ The inscription ends will
lha hintoric words, “Liberty or l’h-alh."
It will lu-phuwd in 'l‘iticus. lIolWooI
Ilidgcliuld and North Saloon. The town
of ltidgollold will hold public exorcism
July 1th, will u tllo monument will in
unvoilml by the lliducllcld lodge of Mn
mum M. 9m
“l llriIlm-t. has clTllllllIY(llllllllltlllll'fl‘llll
school yot?” “You. sir.” "lluvo yol
Icon him?“ “No. sir." “’l‘hou lunv Ill
you know he» homo?" “ 'l' .ulso lht
cal' ll hid it undorlho slow. Hir'
When you are thirsty a glass of
' Williams“ Root Bret. do sparkling
and full of life, touches the ri ht
spot You can drink all you all
without harm. Being mode from
choicest roots and hermit aidsdlgcs-
lion and prumolcdhcalth. Don’t beln.
duccd to acne dpt any elbcrhind culled
" just as goo " insist on having
. .Klulcy.fciccs arc turning to Garrison.
Kinley’ n Running Mate.
m...
no: 001.1399 mm m sacrum.
W
Ibo minimum Will Alw molar.) Elli-unzip
on... the cub-n Iuiurucntlwltorakor’
-Q9d lad“ an liclclutlcnc gallium”.
84'. Louis. June 17. -'.l‘hc Rtpubllccn
up anal con ntlen in aunlnln sculcn,
cu than work it being pulled coronal!
The selection of n candldutc or the vice
presidency in now the donation of how
snaresclug’lntcmt. . Q
Although Governor Morton is still a
caudldutc for moi-lemma lic‘ will bal-
lctcd for. he has been taken up )y his
”land: for vice president. But top the
(«annual ugbtlu Hun York gimp not a
lnurmur w‘ould bc hand against him.
“ The help nlr nomination would gm
Matt" I; lcudcuhlp. however. has caused a
tiny but vary vllotouc opposition in the
New Yciklllclcgutien. A protest against
taklng any man from how if crk for sec-
ond plucc- has bean drawn up by Warner
Mllllur. The lmlucncc of the Hound men
is all against him. Q
Thcy do not intend to permit Mr.
Morton to be nominated it they can hclp
it. and they think they can. They have
no objections to Morton personally. but
he is known on Plan's man, and they on
Iert his nomination is urged for the ox-
crass purpcac of enabling Mr. Flatt to net
mt of the convention with u scalp dau-
gllug triumphantly at his liclt. The pool-
ion of McKinley a friends in that they do
not lntdnd to concede thu vlco presidency
:o a man who has pcrcoually abul‘cd the
nun who Is the candidate of a great Ina-
crlty of the Republican party for pros!-
lent.
Q Senator Quay. the friends of Speaker
flood and Governor Fornkor of Ohio are
Ill in the combination whichlclryingtm.
lflcct Morton's. nomination. and the Mo-
Hohnrt of Kim Jerscy. According to the
present outlook, the conical will come but
tween Morton and Hobart an the candl-
latcs of the opposing factions. one mp0
caution the McKinley element of tho pur-
Iy. and the other Plait. (.luuy and the old
party loaders.
There is, however. u posnlblllty that .3
man as yct not talked of in thc conven-
llon gouslp may he sprung as tho candl-
.lato of the McKinley wing.
U. S. Grant. who is here as a mom
bar of the California delegation. makm
the announcement that his brother. Colo
eel Fred (‘rant of New York. will ho a
mndldntc for the second placc on the lick-
it. Speaking of the mention of his own
name for that otllcc. he said:
“No. I am not a candidate. My brother.
Colonel FrI-d Grant. is my candidate for
thc vice presidency.”
“He has been quoted as saying that you
no a candidate.
"\cs.1 know. but he wlll be c candl
late, and ho is my on didatc. You know
ahls vice pruldcntlu question is nova:
firoperly brought up until the prosldcul
has been named. The second place ll a
sort of consolation cup. My hrcthcr Fred
will be u candidate, audl think should
.‘ieslzru u. momma.
bu nominated. lilrI candidacy will not he
pushed dull! the limo omom. I am proud
of the fact that he is my brothor. i think
that the neldlorn who worn under my in
that and thulr soon will support him, but
his own room-d Ilcscrvcs it. I do not ask it
for him on futhcr‘ II rcccrd. "
THE PROCEEDINGS.
Ilolullc of the Ils-pnbllran Convention In
lino-Ion In tit. Louie.
Sr. Loris. .lunc l?.--'l‘bn Republican
national convention was onllcd to crdur
by f; halrman Thomas ll. l urtor of the nu
tlonul committee. and prayer was diluted
by llaldd Sale of fit I .onln .
’l‘hc uccrctury. .loncph ll. Manley of the
national committI-o road lhn cull fcntho
convention. after which (limb-nun) ( arlcr
mid: "llantlomcn of tho convention. by
«in-cotton of tho coulmlltcc l prevent. cub
met to your approvlll. for your lmupcrury
I-hmrman. lion Charles W. talrbuuhv of
lmllann. "
.‘lfr. Hotbox-land of \‘cw York was rcecg
ulzud and mud:
"(lu lmlmlf of the dnlcgullcn from Now
i erll. we dull to lo mom that tho moonl-
Incudntlenol the milloualoummlllcu in
ll» uclnctlcn of temporary chairman bu
new npprmcd "
The motion at put by Chglrmau Carter
wnn cIIn-lml by n unnnllnom vote. and the
convention revolved thc rocult with cbccu.
t: hull-m In Curler than cold: “i now
hnvnlbcdlstiuguluhml honor to manual;
to you. on your temporary pnuldlnu om.
cm. the lion. Charles W. Folrbanltc of fun
dlauu" 9
l‘nlrbunhn Llhonlly Appluudod.
Mr. Fairbankd’ nddrmm vmg liberally
npplcuucd throughout. Curtain parts of
it Mrnspeclnlly cheered not only I; the
convention. but by tho lmmcuuc and anon
in the robotics. Among the point: whlch
cllcltcl‘ cpaulnl commendation were the
following:
"The “crewman: cannot Malamute
Iulvur lulu geld. nor can It by unlimited
flat make no cont: worth lull cents."
"it qullfflfillfl much labor to earn a
poor dollar unfit roqulm to cum III good
"fl".H
“ Wu prom: nuclei! lhc policy of town
In; our commercial boner. We ptctcrl
against Democratic Ittctnpt to lower nu
«la-ulcrd of. our currency to the low level
of Mcxlcc. 4 Mon and Japan "
runny. our holler will he lately respected
and lel by “ill Republican party “
“A communal pull Alhaflohfl magma
by um (-l. Blaine."
‘- plundcdl
illu- I'mtcctlux; and fidelpmclty amid”
“With the present. standard of our cur--
“The n doctrine
“pm W m tyr- _
to mpcct th s arcutm and unwritten low. ”
. “There can be no furthcr territorial
uggrundlzcmént by foreign ¢cvcrnmcntd
en the wanton} continental" Q ,
” “The Republican pan? bully can
cvclcpmcnlnf-cur nuvy ' .
until
premuoy upon the ab
“The struggle for run
tbc sympatblca of the Republican party.
a party that guru to liberty on the wetter!)
continent m fullest manning." -
”We with to we in new republic bolt: on
tho outrun coll "
"The voice of the Democratic party in
for free trudc and free sliver. against hon-
cst money and a protective tariff.
words of a distinguished Republican. thc'
cllbncc to corn lt
boom currency and
by honest toll."
Mr. Carter of Montana; uddrcsclng the
chair. mild:
‘ “ By direction of thenatlonol committee
I recommend to thc convcntlcn the torn-
porury secretary. ctenographcr. sergeant:
.‘Ih arms. reading: clerks. as follows:
“130: secretary. Charles W. Johnlcn of
Mluneuctu. Q
“Alslatuut Qcccrctcrlcc. William ll). Rlloy
of Montana. Harry A. Schmidt of mold-
gan. A. M. Ilnxnphrcys'. at largo; tally
clerk. A. W. Monrnc of Maryland. : -
“Olllclal monograph", James Monroe
’Burle of Pcnnsylvcnlu. ‘
“Sergeant-ct-urmc. '1'. ill.‘ Hymns of
Minnesota. "
The roll of delegate. was then called.
and the committees on permanent organi-
.Itlon. rules, crUcntlclg and rcsolutlomr
were announced. after which the convcn.
don adjourncd nnlll l0 o'cluclt today.
Convention Scenes. Q
The first sosslon of tho Republican 1m-
tlnnnl convention was, brief and formal.
The main interest at the opcnlng ccualon
centered in tha parsonulltlen of the great.
men who assembled in the convention hull.
That hell. to which the vast procession
wcn‘dcd lt- wlly. although unprctcntiouc
in exterior. is admirably adapted for the
purposes million It in put. A vast ob
ong ctructdrc. ltlc about 800 feet long
by 150 wide and ulmocthl) fact high.- The
.wo galleries. which extend all about the
lntcrlcr. descend abruptly to thc edge of
the broad plt from which 900 dolomite:
and as many alternates looked up Into the
face of the upcuhcr. The decorations are
dmplc but effective. Bunting and flags
conceal the trunccn and plllnrll. the galler-
los m adorned at intervals with the mum
at arms of thc slutcu. while in conspicuous
places hung the portraits of Grant, Lin-
coln and other bureau of the past The
gnllcrlcn were well filled. but not. crowded.
it bclng estimated thul about 8,000 pup
sons were present. The campaign clubs.
which bud marched to the hall to the
clangor of martial music. were prcscnt in
uniform. and a very largo proportion of
the apcctutorc wore ludloc. The band.
umtloncd in the gallery cvcr the platform.
mllwned the brilliant gathering with
popular alts at intervals.
(in the platform. ranged behind the
Ihnll‘mun. cut his colleagues on the na-
tional ccmmlttcc. a notable group of as
tutu party gcncrals. In his front cat the
lelcgatea. the chosen leaders in their
atatcs and communities.
The lluckcyc 1m: Poor.
Mont prominent below the atondwua
the lllg Four of Ohio—llama. tho king
anchor; the dashing Foruker. Governor
Bushnell nnlecnel-ul Groavcner. Direct-
ly in their roar wore the Indiana dclc
gates, clusterlng about General Low W nl
bloc. whose namc ll fumdd in polltlcn. ill-
vr dams and war. while to tho rear of them
wore the l’cnnaylvnnln delegates. headed
by the majestic Hastings and the client.
vphynxllkc Quay. tho conqueror of so
many hard fought political bullion. In
the next tier of seats worn the New York
contingent. wlth l'lnll. tho old associate
of the imperial Conkllnu. at tho hand of
Ibo dominant faction. and the suave Del
new. and Warner Miller. the lcadcr of the
.11 position.
blassnchunctta. with Senator Lorlgoln
ccnfn‘und wasjunt hoycud. while lothc
rluht of the cloud ant Senator Teller,
about whom the radical silvor forccc clus.
ter. his face arnvc. stern and III-lcrmlncd.
Scattered lhrouuhout the pit wcro others
nolocs renowned in the councils of the
party. (iovornor Bradley of Kcntuchy.
who necendcd Grant'a nnmlnodon in lingo.
and who. like Senator \l'clllnulcn of
Maryland. who cut oppcslto, cuccccdod
last full in wasting their "am from
llonlccratln rulc; Goncral Dnvc Hender-
”mil. tho br‘llllnnt lown orator. and bin unl~
lnagllcs. Funnier. Hour and Coloncl llcp-
burn. who took «chm-ac of tho Allison
boom; cit-Governor Merriam of Minneso-
lu. the champion of cold; the venerable
white haired flick Thompson of lndluua.
wlmhan figured so ccneplcueunly in tho
history of his party. new H7 your» old. but
.cmnlngly with many yours of life and
vigor you before him' hcncral Walkorut
Virginia. who nuccccdcd lo Mounwnli
.lachccn' I command: l’cvvcll Clayton. tho
chi Republican warborco of Arkansas:
tho unnlnl llohart of New Jersey and
EI ans of TcnnI-cscc. l'cth mph-ants for thc
vlca prcvldantlcl nomination; William
Pitt lichen of Leulclunu. whom“ gov.
omor of his slain in tho wild days of tho
Ellyn» 'l‘lldcn rclurnlng board; (lcncrnl
ltnucnll A. Alger of Mlehlnun. who was:
an «animal for the nomination in tho hlt~
lnr ntmgglc at land; Humor. Patter-Inn.
Tanner. llulhclcy and about of other:
Altouclhcr it Was a Inuunlfhent body of
men. but many of tho notable “aura of
lhc pant worn sadly missed.
THE PLATFURM.
...-cw“
\
finbonrmnmoc on Itcnolullonc Prevent! u
fluid l'lntfnrm. ‘
lit. Loris. .lIInc l’l’.-’l'hc ccmadtlcc on
rcnclullonn met at the Linda“ hotel.
l-omc time “an spout ln conferring tow
author. during which tlmc thcrc worn
thfllb group-utcruhcr. Lodge» and Tailor
lclnulhn ccnlrnl daum mpaollvclyln
limo clam". 0ch half an hour wan
upcntln this gcncrnl cent-mum and m
unloading the molntlouu that had lmcu
ruferrcd to different mambo". Sumo of
the mom "had than packed full of paa
porn. Ev nthc silver men were divided
on tho phruomlcgy of ihclr plank. and each
cllvcr member of the ccmmlttcc lmd bl:
own Vutllltlll. it Was :9an at no start that
body» and Fornkar and other» worn on»
opcmtlng together. Hanover Loduo count
name of mumm- FIJI-nun»! ohm. The
mm min prim-null the name of Handler
flute» cl Idaho. Mum cum» ll. Pryor.
Norah” law pmtnnr.w c mm with
him. will: Inudc Mic! cud t mpcrary can:
rotary. The roll mm called ihnwlnuzln
prmut and 3 absent cod no official in:
ct tilt-aluminum}! In: mmlc up balm
tun «at» nm called up the vol. tor
u llllcrty cull-ta ‘
In the‘ Q.
dosh-c of the Amcrlcun pccplc In for an ‘
Inc communal tn crdu and pmntcd tho ”
econ» under! and II mu
nulmcunl
Qct cl
can ulnar 'Hcllcr of Gamma. badge of ._
Manitoba-c mutual: of lulucil,‘ Wur-
. Wu and lhu‘ chairman.
c on moved to culargu
“ the around that it
‘ r” ‘1 auction of tho coun-
. rm vuppllcd that he did not con-
rgodmpdir lo the makeup of thc
(20' mum, but appointed man to rcprc
nlbc different ldu’na on the currency
question an uuurly as possible. The inn
lion in lucnmc the committee was our-
Ilcd. and Mr. llurlclgh of Washington and
Lautcrbuch of new York wcrc added to
the committed.
' ‘rho' Hubcommlnmrn Report.
The cubccmmltlcc of tho committee on
rnsolutl Qua adopted the following draft of
this plat crin: ’
The Republicans of tho United States,
by their raprcsontallvu in national ccu‘
ventlon acacmblad. appealing for the pope.
lar and historical lunllflcullon of lhclr
claims a bum fruits of icin- your: or
Dcmuera ccontrel. up well as the mulch
loss improvements of no your; of mpul,
llcqn rulu. normally and confidently ad
drus themselves to the awakened intelli-
gence, experience and conscience of their
countrymen in tho following declaration
' of incl: and principles:
For the first time alncc thc civil vvnr the
American pcoplc have new witnusad the
culumltouc consequences of fdll and un-
rcsrrlctcd Democratic control of thc gov-
ernment. It. has been a record 0! no
purullcled incapacity. dlizhonor and disas-
ter. In the administrative management
it has ruthlessly cucriflcod indispensable
revenue. chad out ordinary current run-
ning expenses with borrowed money. pllcd
up tho public debt $262,000,000 in than of
peace, forced an nIlvcrue balance of trade.
kept a pcrpctuul menace hanging over the
\rcdcmptlon fund for puwnnd Amcrlcun
credit to ullcn syndicatemnd rev arsed all
the measures and results of aucccusful
Republican rule.
We denounce the present Democratic
party tariff as acctloncl. partisan and one
sided and disastrous to the treasury and
destructive of business enterprise, and we
demand such an equitable tariff on for
olgn imports which Ironic into competition
with American products us will not only
furnish adequate revenue for the necessa.
ry expenses of the government, but will
protect American labor from degradation
and the Wage lavcl of other lands. We
III-c not. plcdgcd touny particular schedule.
The question of ran-II Is a practical ques-
tion to bc govorncd by the condition of
the times and of production. The ruling
and uncompromising principle in the pro
tcctlon and dcvclopment of American luv
her and industry
1110 Moncy Plank.
“The Rapubllcun party to unrcccrvcdly
for sound money. it mnscd the count
moot of the law providing for the co
sumptlcn of spoclo pnymcnln in 1879.
Since then ovary dollar has boon as good
as gold.
"We are umltornbly cppoacd to every
measure culculntod ludnlmue our currency
or impair tho credit of our country Wu
are therefore oppoccd t9 the true colnnuc
of s: 'lvcr except by international ngrce
mont wltlI tho lending rclnmcrclcl na-
tions of the world. whlch we pledge
ourselvm; to promote). and until such agree—
ment can he oblulncd wc hollow the ex-
isting standard must. be preserved. All
our silver and paper currency now in air
cnlutlon must be maintained at parity
with ngld. and our favor all measured do
cloned to maintain luvlnlahlc the ohllgn‘
thins of the lnllcd States and all our
money. whcthor coin or paper. at the
present standard-4M standard of the
most cnllghtcncd nations of the earth.“
The foreign plank. drawn by Senator
Leduo. is ucncrnl In its nature. outlining:
upollcy in regard to all currI-nt foreign
quosllonc. it reclaim a declaration for
tho protection of Aumrlcnn clllzcnn
nbrunducallirnm tho position of the party
in favor of thc Mom-ac dcolrlnc; lndorncn
lhc mlmlnlntratlon of Prosldont Harrison
on tho attitudc of 'thlv country toward
llawall; dcmnndc prolcctlun for Amorl
can lIIlncloncrlIIs ln Armcnla. cxprcsnm
sympathy for the (‘ chaos in tbclr war for
indcpnndcnI-o and lalmc n pnsltlon in in-
vor of awarding tothcm lmlllunrcnt rights
Ulvll ucrvlcc reform ll approved. as In tho
oxtunalon of tho princlplc whcrcvor pruc
llcablo. The mo of public money for soc.
tartan purposes and tho union of church
and alalcnrn opposed. A Ilcclnrntlon in
mado in favor of arbitration between onl-
ploycca and I-mploycr. but no upcclfln leg-
lclatlcn in donmmlcd
A dcclcratleu in made in favor of liberal
populous. and the prmont mlmlnlntratlou
bl denounced for dropping from tho rolln.
without examination. deceiving IIolIllcu.
At the request of scholar Fol'llhlll‘.
.lnmcn Crcclmnn prepared the following
ungucltlon for can in constructing thc
l uban plank in the platform:
“The uovcrnmcut of Spain having lent
control of Cuba and bolus: unnblu 5 pro
tout the property or llvea of rcnldcnl
American oltlzclm or to comply with lid
tronty obligations. wc demand that the
crowd form of the lTnltcd Hinton IIhIIll be
promptly lnlcrpcm‘l to rcttorc peace In
the Inland. Wu hold it to ho nccecnar, to
our national peace cud pronporlty too.
the pnoplc of (' nbo shall Iwhlcvo polltlrul
indcpondnucc. cud wn plcdpo to limp our
aympatby la llmlr noble ntruulr walnut
llic umlpt and barbarous r‘lpcnnh mun:
orchy. "
'l‘ho flrdcr of limit ». fr
The covnmlttcc oh rulcn and crdcr of
huvlnmn clcctml Canal-uncured lllnghum
of Phlladclpbll chairmen. ll. was Ilccldcd
to allow nix vows to men of lhll lcrrllnl-iun
and mo lolhc District of (.lolumbln. M
"mm by the mllnnal rommltlcc la
that call for tho ccnvcntlon. it was also
dccldcd that tho mm of the house of rup-
rmcnlntlvuul tho l’lfly-luurlh congrats»
chub bu lhc cumming rnlmof tlm cuuvcn-
don. Acccrdlnu to tho Milan ac «dc lad
the convnullon wlll prom-d in tho lol ow.
inq’crdcr cl luminous:
int-«lingo» oi the committee on cru-
dcnllulc.
Second: ~chm cf the ccmmlttco en
pcnucmmt organization.
Third «Import of tho committee on
“deletions.
Fourth «\nmlflu members of the nu
tlnuul ccmmlltoc
Fifthuaal’mcntatlcu of cnndldutcc for
uranium.
Slathwullnllollng.
Seventh. "common of cuudldclu
for vlco president
Eighth. ”Minding.
Tin commune on mmcucut cranium
tlon met at the southern hem lninmdt
and! aim the udjuurnmeut of in» con:
volition. all
flunml (3mm of title an Ira-dc
chairman without u Mum It
prolonged Mill)“, {cunning
‘cf the WWI?
..an Wand—swig W
’ 1
chultnnth.
mow cull undue: than. use
dawning huddle contain rm ctr
. i.
If ,9I:
M name of Minn-flute. 11‘ch or .
in 9mm 1m and» mu be made
Elannm John M. Thurman heroic»
fr no at «hall-mun. Without c‘
a count as the molten ccrrldl
Imam ordered that the Minimal?
par uncut.
'1' 9c Mdlilulcy men uncured control of
the ~ summon croduntlclc: Arman.
llc offered by Howard of town. on. of
Am 011' c managers. that the committee
mm for the pnpm in all ccnlcvla won
last by a vote of 17 forte ill! against. The
rat utlcn to ratify the decision: of the
nctanal committcc was offered by Cowcn‘
cannu'r 'A. nectar}
cf ‘v'cbruaku Speeches in support warn
c by Conan. 'l‘hcmpaon of Ohio and
g of Florida. The opposition was led
)3 ml Delaware lights before voting on
the Cowan resolution. .
hi: Higgins faction of Delaware Rapub
s was dccldcd to be regular by the
7. and its delegates wlll represent the
in the convention. Q .
Fairlmukc' Views.
. LOWS, Juno lit—Chairman Full--
bn he has made the following statement:
“Thu probabilities are it will be a chart
can sullen. Of course it is a foregone
con lesion that McKinley will he nornl
nut ll on the first hullot. If not by unclu-
Inu lop. The sentiment is so overwhelm.
lug y strong in favor of him that there hi
I v ry general doslra to see his nomlnu
mode unanimously and cnthunluctlc-
The spirit which pervade: the con
ion In admirable. The platform will
be trulght out for n protective tariff and
In (1 money. The lurid will he one of
tho most important Issues of the can).
pal n, for it is an absolute necessity that
the u should he comc additional rcvcnuc
tog clatlon to meet ‘the continuing deficit
lu he treasury. The currency plank will
be ound. beyond tho pmslblllty of quib-
bin or doubt. it cannot ha said that centi-
mc t hits sufficiently crystallized among
tho dclekutcfl to enable any one to deter-
ml 0 who the nominee for vice prcaldeut
wll no."
he silver man were all-appointed over
the comparatively small votb cast for Sun-
cto Duboln for the position of chairman
of ha commlttcc on resolutions They
ha cxpcclcd that he Wulilll rocciva In or
[2 ctcc inltcud of tho lsvhlch were cost for
Governor Morton “diluent. 9
l mxnnuvu. N. Y.. Juno 17,—Governm
Merton. vvhcn socn‘ by a correspondent at
Ella-silo. rcfuscd to confirm or deny the
rcplrt to the «float that be had received n
ma nut from tho New York state llcpnb-
llcin lcadcra at St. Louis to uoccpt the
nomination for vice president. The gor-
crmr said that his frlcndc at Ft Louis
lllll been apprised of ls position and
we lid act accordingly. \ but this position
in tth governor refused to state. No was
not prone to toll: of the workings of the
St. Louis convcnl
London ’llmu‘ \‘lun.
ovpcx. .lunc l7—Tbn Timon. com-
moltlnu upon ctalcmcnts made by ltd
Nov York correspomlcnt. Hays: "lf tho
new: that lllr. Hanna has nccoptcd Sana-
lcr Dodge‘s rccclutlcn be true. lbc bottle
for gold has bccn Won. .Tho Iloclalcn bun
cm In with dramatic nuddonucna. A grant
vlc my hon been won. lbc lnlorrcta of tho
country have prevailed. and thc Republic:
on party llllll boon Inn cd from on not of po
lltlIul cowardice prcuuunt with llnan lul
Ilia star. "
Proud at of ltoohutcr llnlvcrnlty.
l Iwncs'rcu. June l7.--llcnamln m
W color. Pb. 1).. profcsner of (trunk mat
comparative phllolouy in Cornell uulvcr'
Ilt . w“ olmad pneuhlcnt of the lfnlvcnl‘
ly If llnchcslnr at the trunlccn’ mI-ctlmz to
suIceod llr. llnvld .lavnc Hill. who lulu
bcIn lbc president of the collmc for llll
pa tcluht yuan and aucccucor of in. Mar.
llu 7' Anderson. llr. lllll hall boon clout-
cd I: the board of ll'llutcml of the nclwr»
l
’I'o Dlnplnuc Aililurlvoantlflnnr.
.nrnny. Juno 17.-—-A dlupntch from
SI gaporc lo Tho 'l'lmcn my! that the Mad
nllachnmlur of column-cc not: forpro.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
lament dc Vallcy. an «and mlm and
rcr, we: murdered in Porto. ...
n lrndo wan tuned by tho port] up“
nllnu a Christina ucvcrner cvnr Minn.
non of hen allrcr men to be bold In
can on Juno :lo. 9
n. Mlnnlo Ncul mot her hunbcml
tul lug to another woman and bmmwhlw
Del. him In Eastern parkway. llruoltlyn.
wo :Ichccltuchm in Wmtlluld. N. .l.,
an d for lllml the principal of the loan
no col. who churned them with incompa-
to I37 and llnmprlctlcn.
W l'. llycr of Hon Francois: um
hc but dlcccvcrud in Washington a slum
an heir of Colonel Rollllncoy. who. with
through tlm mourn Human llamv
to until. Juicer: man the mun of
crime.
no man who that Mldmt Vyelndf
of do nuuli In «or comma in low
r null cum blnmlf mun Inlbc Now
h l. m was» imam an
In! ll W mo! in lav»
m I; h
so you are bound to gel soiled.
DOME EARLY BEFORE THE BEST
THlIGS ARE GORE
H. KRIEjER
Mahackcmc Hotel I
South Kermit;
. on but and m n on tho. burning _
PATENT
“ I.
MEDICINES‘
EASY MID PLEASANT To TAKE!
At Our Price- l
Geo. C. Stillscn’s
DRUG STORE.
:2 Washington fit, So. Namath.
. _ tv‘ , . .
J. O.JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, calcimlncr,
Q Painter.
m .
DEAL-II II
WILL PIPER AID BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
south Nona".
finmplc Rocha of Intent. Stylus of Papers.
Boob N and Hill. Mouldings taken to
honour; for lunwctiou. on notice by portal
Hotlmntcc Cbecrfnllv Given. well!
5'
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Carrot» 'l‘ukcn up. mound-l and llc-lald.
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9 7 bars ‘Bora'x Soap
25c; 46 bar.
4 pound bar
faction Soap».
Finest Brooms'
20c and 25le
Root Begr Extract;
Want?‘
see 3 bottles for 256.
Equal to any 'or
M . 9 money returned.
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paper
Come here, at
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so Nautilus-ton Shoot. ,
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from 3108.! V ’
interest allowed on deposit»
ALDEN SULMA
JOHN H. FERHL,
.lllllN ll KNAI'P.
Jacob M. Layton,
I‘lrc, Llfo ind
Accldant
Insunnuczn
Real Estate” and "can An“.
Ocean Stonnuhl ”Tick and
Drnflu. rulnnn gaminwdsm
and Htockn Sold
OFFICE. 5 auction!) BLACK.
Next to Pout (Mum,
nou'rn nonwanx. : : : com ‘
Notary Public. Acknowlmlumcntc Mn
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