mt .H y headline Wins
‘ at St. “130“,”:
HOBART
Whit illuminated on the Finn
‘ Roll Call.
‘11.
he‘nucheye Candidate no. More Than I
unpaired Vote; to Spare—JIM Platform
Pronounce Emulation“: for the Gold
vacuum- ”roller and life Colleague. have
{the nonventlau-Jl‘he I‘m. silver Men
‘ ‘ We? Their Party Tier—«Grout Enthu-
unis-m Prev'ile 1n the Convention Hall.
8r. Levis, June lit—The ticket in Moo
Klnley and Hobart. McKinley won casi-
b‘. nnd‘hie nomination was more nearly
, unanimous than has been that of any lie-
. pubiloan candidate for president since
Grant was renominated at Philadelphia
without opposition in 1872.
'i The dramatic incident of the conven-
tion was the belt of the free silver men.
. Under the leadership of Senator Teller of
Colorado the delegates from Colorado,
ho. Utah and Nevada left the conven-
on the adoption of the majority re’
‘ t of the committee on resolutions.
ighientana refused to bolt, but said the
Republicans of the state would be against
‘ ticket. only two of, her six delegates
’ted on the nomination. Three of the
, K‘ovudn delegation refused to go out. and
half tho Utah delegates remained behind.
the cents of thethroe secoders being filled
‘ by alternates. But the fact that the belt
Fonanun Nonlxa'rixo M'KISLEY.
err did not held a perfect front did not de-
tract from the sensational incident Prue»
tleaiiy four United States counters are
holtcrs from the cenvonthn. and the belt
of Seniiter’it. F. Pettigrew of South l)a«
Iota cameos a shock to the McKinley
managers.
. When the report of the resolution. . .
mittee was read, Senator Teller up _
with a minority report in favor of“!!!
double standard and the free coinage of
Iilver at the ratio of ill to f.‘ V . ‘
_ He mourned the platform and read big
‘ ‘ ”9° . While Lb? mafia!”
gmfimcdrzttenflki l. Itwne aboa—
tile convention, but it w s in favor of fair
" ‘play. Every man preeent realized that a
critic had come in the history of the Ru—
pnhliean organization of the mountain
crates, and all care closely followed Tel.
lor'o speech describing how he and his
followers had reached ”the point where
they could go no farther with their party.
"ml the Manuel of Republicans,
The man who spoke had the respect of
every Republican in the land. lilo audi-
tors knew that ho had been at the forma-
tlnn of the Republican party and had
participated in its eeuneile for forty years,
and they know he had been a member of
Arthur’e cabinet as secretary of the in
terior.
Toller‘e epecch, giving his reasons for
the stop he won about to take. was the
beat that hoe been heard in a Republican
national convention for yearn. liven the
gold standard delegate» had to applaud
the eplrlt which cent these words ringlna
through the hall:
"And I don‘t care what may be the re-
mit. if it takra me out of political life, I
will an out with a feeling that at least i
maintain my (tollflistuflny and my mew
hood. and that my conscience is clear.
and that my mu‘ntry will have no right
to find fault with m. ”
in the face of a political capacitance like
thin even Fol-alter stood dumb. lie did
not reply. but merely moved that the tub-
ttitute of Senator Teller he laid on lhe
table. Thcnmlmutho vote. ltwacacrmh—
inn one for the «liver men. Teller expect-
ed it. and eat an the platform like a man
nwoitinn a blow. it came in the totem--
yma. ain‘t}; pays, laws.
The triumphant acid ctnudard about»
were defiantly anewared by the rturdy
bond of free ailver man. Willie the calm
which unrated the defeat of tho'l‘olier mhv
atliute Mind the hall :i been eyed. curly
haired fighter from Hell oilmwvii bio way
to the platform. lie WM rlccator i-‘rank
.1. Cannon of Filth, bearing the formal
protest of the tutor man. which wan to
be their native of withdrawal. Nerve woe
unedmi to rend that protect. but f‘onnrm
read it while noury voices crowned every
other nontcnm lint he rvml it. 'l'henmmm
the critic. Taller gravely ,aimolt bomb.
with (Shalrmun Thornton and wiped a
tear from libi eye. Mi he vapmldown from
the platform. Then he led ii»? delegate
{thin the ball. 'l‘he bolt war a fact. The
McKinley manage" new the 1m electoral
one of (infantile, Nevada. lflnh. biotic.
Wyomlna and ileuth lichens slipping
away from them. but they drove all
thought of it out of timir herein by cheer!
lag ill-own of Web. who mid he would
not boil. and then turned in the tomb of
nomination a ntrictly inflection candidate
on a strictly gold til it , .
‘i'ilc Convention truth".
The member of theater, lodge. flu»
pew. iiaeiinm and Baldwin. placing their
candidate- in notification mare fiiiiyop
to the nicotine oi convention oratory.
Ilhlomndn the nomination. That in to
my; McKinley ted not receive! a majmt
ty of the voice until the to delegate» from
hit me state voted all a unit.
’l‘ben Maine. new Yerli. Pennsylvania
and lawn trod mt one enelbar’e been in
their haste to net cementum: to make it
annulment. lllati woe up on hie chair.
and limiting" was milling the air to catch
the chairman”! eye. The choir derided
thatiricadlof each candidate would be
”impaired in the order of the voter each
had mired '1'qu teem Mutt loci: in
third plum, and even than be almost int!»
ed in we. Aim mm for M and
More, “nullity. lied tunnel to but.
It enrolment Plait climbed into life
chair. ileum war quieter time he. Elan ‘
did eat nee thyme one up heeled liter.
than we» mam; mole W
1 ‘
1c encampment
Bianca-r. mean and animosity.
‘1 .T, i
“If! tbl . _ ”01 350.000
mm . y ,
decipher unite tune-preview.
are. Platt an untied. had «ii-i
valet pledged him and correlation 453
on them "liallot, hut m 3mm tele-
unanimity by the liew York p _ gallon.
Thepppceitleu in we Miller
method Plait did not pm New . art'-
claim for the rice precideucyin m
encore. . ‘
Major McKinley has mired Mr. Home
to take the chairmenehlp cf the national
committee. which will organize at once.
Hanna bu contented and‘wlll‘ Melee“!
chairman. Ccnnmitwan Kern} will
nominate him; .2" . ._
This means that Hanna“ le' to be men.
rigor of McKinley and Robert'- canvass.
‘The headquarter: will probably be in
New York. m-..”
CONVENTION m DETAIL.
McKinley and “alter: Are the humane!
Candidate» ~
Sr. Lame, June lit—After the odor»
tier: of the platform and the withdrawal
of the free ,rilvcr ,men the roll of zloty
was then called ior‘tbefineming of main-
hors of the nationalmmrnltteo. The colfi»
mitten war made up lie-fellow": rj
Alabama. William Yourighhlod; rim».
«as, Powell .Cluytenr‘l'flallfomla. .l. p.
Sprockcle; Colorado, (intent ; pennocticut,
Samuel : Fermileu‘.“ Millie. James H
Wilson; “Florida, John it. Long; (Search.
Judson W. Lynne; illnhc. abrupt; lllineis.
T. Jamluen; lndienn, William '1‘. Der.
'lrln; lewa,‘ A. B. Cumming; Kantian,
Gym! Leland; Kentucky, John ‘ .
- Yerkes; heirloom A. '1'. Klmhcy; Maine,
.1. H. Manley; Maryland. George T. Wei»
lington: Mnaaeebnsctte, George H. Ly.
man; Michigan, George L. Wills; Minna»
«eta, If. F. Hubbard: .‘lficelnlppi, James
Hill: Missouri, it. C. Karena; Montana.
Charla: it. Leonard; Reverie. no‘ answer:
Nehmelcm John M. Tynrltbn: New Hump.
shire, PLO. Cherry; New Janey. Garret
A. Hebert; New York, Fred Gibbs:
North Carolina, James H. Boyd; North
Dakota, W. H. Robinson; Ohio. Charles
F. Kurtz; Oregon, [h'filfiflih Pennsylvania.
Matthew S. Quay; Rhoda island, Charles
it. Breyton: South Carolina, .i-iegeno A.
Webster; South Dakota, no announce
ment : Tennessee, no anumrucelneut; Tax.
on. Llnhn Grout: Utah, no announcement:
Vermont. it. '1‘. (Shims; Virginia, Gerrard
iii. Damien; Washington, P. (3. Sullivan:
West'i'lrainla. i. Y. Scott, \l’ismoslu.
Henry (7. Payne: Wyoming. Willis Van-
derventcr: New Mexico. Thomas 3. Cal-
vin; Arizona, no unnounrcment: Okla
home. Henry E. Asp: lmllan Territory,
George H. Bennett; lliatrict of Columbia.
not yet selected; Alaska, not yet agreed
upon.
The chairman then announced that the
regular order of business was the roll call
of states for the presentation of canal.
dame, and the secretary was instructed to
cell the rail. There was on cellulose un-
til the state of lawn was reached .when
John N. Baldwin 0: Council liliiil‘h’novuic
noted William ll. Allison for president.
lodge Romulus!“ Reed.
Kamae,r..Kentuchy Louisiana were cali-
rd. No one responded. I'pon the rail of
Maine Bun. iienry Cabot lodge presented
the finale of Thorns“ B. Reed.
The mention of hit. Reed's name wee
recisivezl with loud uranium and cheering.
led by the Maine delegation.
To mid to the enthusiasm seine admirer
of the Maine mltceman wounded a large
picture of Mr. Heed from the gallery,
which evoked many demonstration» of
approval.
Mr. Littlcfleld of Maine eccondcd the
nomination of iicmi.
The clerk proceeded with the will of the
roll until the state of New York wee
reached. when lion. William A. ninth?»
:and of that delegation artiste. ills appear-
.lnr'e wan greeted with applause. Home;
, “The claim of the state of New Yuri:
and hcr favorite we will he presented by
her other favorite uon-that citizen of all
the stator of the celeb—Chauncey M. lla-
MW.” “
More enthusiasm we! manifested by
the convention on this introduction, dur-
ing which Mr. llepcwprmecticd to the
platform. waelntroduecd by chairman
of the convention. and in a character“
ticai’ly cimluent cpecch nominated 1.ch
1’. Norton for president.
At tanconclualomf Mr. Depcw‘a rpmch
Joseph ii. l’praker presented the Mine oi
William McKinley for provident. lie Mill
in animation.
to..." Ewell.
."it would he «err-coding” flifiifltlif, if
not entirely impossible, to enumerate the
viiazigm-nblo experiences of thsclpot four
yearn. «‘
"The grand aggregate cf the inulib
luliinmm lmli rrrlnite of a Democratic no.
tlmml mlmlnlatntlrm may he «interned up
11.: one attlp redone xiiiautrr.
ziivaum. however. not without at level one
relic-amine; “fine. it be: helm lair-«no
body has mooted it. it but fallen equally
alike upon all notional of our mumry
and all charm of our pimple. 'l'ho licpnit
lime and the firmer-rat, the rich and the
roer. the big and the law. have buffered
in cavemen. interim and lie comment
poverty and «ii-trim bate born the re»
verdict labor; claim» and liouhrapfcy
have filltlltltiuli fortunate; deficient rev»
one» have impoverieiiofi the mitcrmoentuw
brought aims need levee; mane blind mi»
diluting have “communal and rcaitdaiiml
the nation. (liver covalent title fearful
penalty iv. Mover, to he that flown one
great mmpcfmltory result. it has «lather
ed the immune party.
"The WI calcium which rwcpt the
country in triumph in faint are broken
and melatonin in Mill. *rrm Minted prie-
violet when they memo the tort of a
practical application have pmveli nothing
but failed”. and their great leader: have
documented lute warring ehieftalm of
air and irreconcilable locum. Than
not principles when put to the tort of
a primer application have proved definite
kill-em. heir combing minim: we»
notice ill but In approaching oatmeal
nightmare. No new We: to be chill
in wallet any good malt in mm item
it. and no man to whine nomination by
that convention or accepting any kind of
public new hy Wining tie willing.
“m gmnml The t 'th in. it» my
may ; m . a
that mic «and up cedar the «hem in
human aim. Wit to the war for
retrenchment. Winchell and we
eyiiaeif. itkmitb»
limitation reverie
veins. Kc
cheetah
infinitesimal“?
mmtbcthm
Whyeuwefmm'
has“ won W'
‘ * l, .
wou'ifibeiil-w‘
Hebert had a hundred more vote: then be? ‘
needed. Governor Morton'r name did not,
go before the convention for mail place. 5
phoned thatheweuid ,tatc reared place
only if it were tendered with tlcnl‘
lthmbcenn.
have overtaken nucleon; threaten value! ,
open any platform me
tin muman at Milena ill-ail ever.‘
good candidate. . , . ‘
“The people went a need licpuhllcan.
They want mathlmr more than a wire.
patriotic crewman. They want a men I!» ' I
embodies in‘ himself not only all of their
ina‘mnetatmneot. Applicatione have been
made for rel-nanltkin bribe rciproeenta ,.
tlrm of all the other candldntm Voted for
to make a certain ntion. The chair he.
sieves that it will be the fairiit thing to
berm ltflltif’ili’i'ih‘fi weaver.
reconcile the "prevent-clue at each can»
allrlaic and in the urea of the entail-late
iwwmllne to the rotor cart for him.
Mr. ilemiermn of love—Will it new be
in order to mate the motion rcimed to
fly the choir: ,
The Isbairman~liiet (Mil the vote re”
ferred to it announced. The chair mime
iiil‘l apmminity to present a potential to
neat. Home of the talcum itlwlthe
. mutant some have gramme year clinic
won the Wit“ hair of their mm.
the chair would he llahted to take
away from title recreation the Mural
each Help to retain all It memento of thin
miracles and of the hi and mortally
mind the their at and every meme
ear of the convention.
Mm come delay a «mimic» the her
were announced limit may to declare
the role.
The ijhaiv’manw'i'hu chair temporal
to macaw-c the veto arm the roll call. .
The follow , ,vetoa have turn new For
claim the city. me it. 7
The MQWWHK of gin: "“1””:
note he W" a ' outlived in
other! (:13de ml Moi territorial!»
beam of tech is tumult at in melanoma
atrium!!!” with _ no plows. mm-
filicd with mm hick. umbrellas and
everything which will be «More! into
motion in the needs- of the bowling cm
movie The head min out with “Anne!
cm“ but Mid veryiittie chance miter!
thmmiifld the WC. W
.unm . lathe , emcee
. up by M‘mehlzmrwé
' .W‘: M
. lanthaifiorieofe
. .frhe hillbilly: n at
Weller-invited st-
inthrongbtbe , at.
with ill
it .
ilinmlna
allow: and
a
vhliimmm rip-t one rule for lien ('ulfli'l‘uli of
l'enlmylvnaia.
Nominating a Vice I‘ve-idem.
The central impression was that the.
contention would take 3 races: after the
nomination of president bad imm made.
"ml lilmlmmlu of [movie left the boil. but
the delegate: were determined to clean the
Work of the convention before mlionrninu.
(in far. iauipo’n motion, it was voted to
pierced with the nomination of the vice
prenldrnt immediately with meat una-
nimity. There was no little interact in the
“(:0de place *or so prevalent an appetite
for «liner: that in ii" mleuim the trailer»
in had been downed by two think of the
wet holder: flannel Romance of Con
nrriwot war rec-ignited to nominate fluv-
mier llalkaley. but the altercation had
exhauaml m catholic-m unrest the men
flan of the union of linlkelcy failed to
draw a bendable. M the me at the m
minute: the crowd called "Time" clothe
uniformity. and the mil call prev-weed un»
til New Jar-icy WM reached. when dale
mm Mean to cry "licbert'" ‘
ifmmi ital-sun em email by Mr. J.
Frank I'm at Newark. who made it tiflflw
lop Web, which nonlethal! initiated. the.
film ”ileum joining the New fiemymm
in the nomination.
J, are fieaipbm of liliealr model
“0'.th
w, it. Alb-n cf iihmla island nominate-vi
lieverncr Charles» W. Mppclt. ileleuntea
from the ermnwm ‘ltltm c , when
MM‘M wen relief. and. W. hf. Finn
eniph prevented the name of Henry may
“vane
titanium; “mended by a colored dale
gala ii. if. Hmith of calmly. whore cf.
fart wee loudly f‘il ‘ lituocumman
“often I M Fellow; of “humid also
reconnect litany. crooning Fflflllltimlm by
hi: lctlon that the party eauiii gain
in t moth all it law! in» in tile um.
Virginia . we the more of {mm
Jamav A. alter. tie- eoiy Republican
member of mgm from that me. trim
mud in the (toefflente army cellar
elmeillmtem. who was nominated
by it if. Bulb—y of Virginie A. it. White
of Watt Virginia rpohe fallow”. e
The automatic of air. firm were rm
millennial nae lentil chem-i elm rote
lhfliluflw for him. their Waterfront»
out have m term for illegal. Ml Henflltl/
licorice ”face was entrusted we to
leave. may” the announcement of the
rate a burned me making
PWIRW Chairman ‘1'th chem
ct the mum to intern the W
it»
fl -. Mint
:! rmdemwu‘
I
, a turf: from the an».
’l'llenemlmtleu of lichen wu uncal-
.im
Mtuihc announcement of theme:-
li a. of the committee: towait on the
nominee: for yreaident and vice president
the convention adjourned.
The Wee Pro-Menthol Vote.
The following is the vote for vice prev-
Heat.
lwentiai qualification; but who in fiddl- . . :5 -1
lieu "lathe highs» amino linoleum: new it!!!“ ”Wm“ ”3 it‘ll”! Sluice: c E ii a E
glaunwaetary character. in record. in ”a“ review m‘l’m’l’m“ ”W” B 5 if g .7. ff
‘ 'hitiiiiie flit) norms. the erect oppo- M the m”! 0' _‘h°“.“"3 ”“93“,” ”on!“ m..." ...... 3: ~ “if i {‘3 vi >:
site of all athuigniflcdand represented - . atoninm ..... 2:: m u l - ' ..
by the free trade, deficit melting. bond lo ‘ Nimlwe ......... 10 iii 5 l ~.~ ~v
rummlnher caving. “aromatic cdminie 9'“iilfll'nill...,.... it it :i 1 .— ~
tuition. I ltond hereto present tothil ‘fnmr‘l‘ll' -------- l: r‘ —' A": "
{amazing cinch a man. iii: name is “ill. l’mnmigutm... 15, T, : L’ I :
' m ° “Y". rim—lie...'.'.'.'.'.'.".l a r. a —- ~ —
Mumfiomlnrua- . fitvurnlil .......... so a :21 —- —- -
At the conclusion of Forcker’l Ipeceh Liana"... ------- 0 ~ w - ~- -
Chairman Hepburn recognized Sonnet- Film!" ---------- ‘W t}, 4 " ~ "
Thunten. who war greeted lthnpplaule I‘);‘::‘""'““*'" Z: a “r: I; "' :
as hu‘preteuted ' Mine 0 William ll. l:..'...£.'.'.'.'.'.'.'$.’ii,’.' :50 :1 ~— ~ : —~
M’Wr , L'cntm-lry. ...... :zii ll 17 ... —- —--
' W P ”"5“” '35 clued. GOVUU' liouiriimm ........ ill 8 ll —— ~— w
or Hunt! an arena. was cheered and ed- Maine ............ 2 —- b 2 _. ..
dreamed the convention. nominating Mat» immune ..... .. ill it ‘1 l - _.
thew i-itonlcy Quay forpreaflicnt. ”WM-humble... 5f) If 12 4 -— —.
Attire conclusion ithecnliof' the roll '» WWW“ vvvvvvvv : "f 53‘ Z " “ ”
.i. limilson Vanecof%iuliuianawaa recog- {i’iifllltffifituiuu . ll: rt; 1; —« — -.
lgzy‘gi‘fiaiod, seconded,tbv_nvmlnmlon '0" ”trill?” """" :a 1%; ..'§ : Z :-
“’ “" ~W " 7 . 1' :u. .::::::::' 1 _ r. _~
Kevin there mt will unthnfiwn mar . :i:»'3:$i?..,..,r..l 1?: a]; -. _ — --
th’enli‘eat‘ion’ef'erKinleit‘udrth“Alter . l ‘ licvnvut.'... ...... a ,g _,,. __ ._ ..
i c a . ~. . . " ' . ow .3 — L. .. .—
lg’riafibo lioixiziiiht‘ih’fflgfm‘f’i . ‘ Flufmxflti-ZNTHUBMSM. .. ~. 5&3??? 139 a?) -- —- - —
remarks, the chairman raid; . ,l . ”I“ gYaribue portion in the hall produced copies ‘Z‘TWYllyk-Jgn-u 7'3 73 w- .. - ~-
“The convention will please bole order." of the 01d "we melodmn and alumni! *‘I"”"“"““““" ”’3 “”3 WV: ‘ " "
The next order of holiness a the cailef rattle. which augmented the ammo f‘;,"“““‘"“"'" :f z? ,'.’ j; j: ”
the roll of etafiufor nomination of aoan- lam“ "i 30“” WW!" fiWfliW 'thro’ugh ”19 ,;,,.:},‘,; """"" 4,: g, L'.’ ._ .. :.
didate form-cement. Thii’offieint-atrarml‘ huii. During the uproar some one on the r...«....;.-i;v;;.;i.i'"' m of ~ - -— ——
wiilcleartheoilies." Tbe‘olcrk called the platform elevated l“ “WSW?- Pflflléd Itiimlfldmflfiji H — —- ~ 8 -...
roll. ‘ upon the spear was the traditionelNapoc toolkit-«mum... 1,. 3 1:, _. ._ ._
The pop. of gummy, my challenged. iconic hat. and the appearance of this hic- ficuthilalmm... a ll —- — —- .-
and the anal; entertained the challenge. iiinleyomiilem stimulated the crowd to Tianxli-xm-i-........ 73f — iii - — ——
a. re. Johnson and not. Wimbs voted Mamie:- oxhibnion ofluna nimnutb- '. “3 ----------- 3'? “ "~’ - ~ ‘-
for need. Mr. lianlen for Morton and the While n salute of ‘100 can» from a place {.‘fihfWWW' " 5 ‘ “ ‘ “
my,“ 19“,, McKinley. The vote of 1m. of artillery outside the convention hall viii-I‘ll?“ """"" a: if : — '— 7.,
”flaw” chalicnuellfiud William Lorimcr was stliioutthunocrlng the yells of the “v,l:hi;::;;,',;:jfj: "p ,1 __ :- : 1'.
and John M. Smith went on record an 0'09"] Chairman Thuflionu b! a “"130" vzlefvirginiu.... l: 1:: —- - ~ ~
young for Reed. “,9 other 4', delegates ”y. mined effort ofnvoice and gavel. brought wimmpmm,m, 24 3 5'. - .. ..
ina”hicl{lnley” when their names were the convention to prdor and announced li’ynming ........ e e - — »— --
called." . ‘ ' the remain or of the ballot at follows: Arizona .......... o i i i — :—
The vote ofhliuleslppl. ill for McKlu- Merton. all; announce; Roaming; valir'xim ----- i”: —- F; ’— -
icy. was challenged, and the roll dirclosed Quay. 61%;: Cameron. 1: blank, 4- i’kfffi‘“f"3f"':t‘."” '3 i L " " M
only 17 votes. . The Vain by Stale!» ;""‘:}'I(‘,H“I:;:Mi“ L‘ f: : : Z :_
When Montana was called. Chairman The following table shown the vote in _tim.,k,;_,,.,,;_ijj 1 1 _. .. _ -
Stemiieahl: "‘One for McKinley. one for deniilz ‘ -._ M. w. .. .m. m
Cameron of Pennsylvania. three blank. ,3 Totals: .......... or: 51% max; on H 21
one absent, and l Mkithat the roll of al~ é a d . w""‘”‘"‘” ,
names be called to eupplythe piece of 8m“ .. c ,3 . 3 The “rm For Silver-
our “mm” , ' ' if. E g 7: ‘53 81'. Lowe, June lit—immediately after
The Chulrnirm—Wlii the gentleman give 5 Fl 5’ a: 4: leaving the convention hail the silver linen
the name-sot the chlorides! ' Mam,“ . . W F, ‘i : ‘5 :‘ went to the St. Ric-helm. where -n short
Mr. firewall—The lion. fibula! 5. Hart- “by,“ ’ ' ' . l 4, _ _ __ unnfcrencc was held and plans for the in-
man. Arizona. ‘ c - .‘ ._ .. lira mneldcrcd. The boilers intend to
The Chairman—The secretary will call Alkali. .le — — ~‘ -— ciior Senator Teller to the believers in
the ilrst alternate at large. Calif-uni ii - — — -- irec cilver as the one man beet calculated
he secretary called the name of Alter- """V‘l‘c'w" , , " " 5 ‘“ '0 unite “‘0 V0” 0“ that (location “Di-1
ante P. it. lloilman, who voted "blank." {Killi‘i'r'irxfi‘olnynl - “‘ “ ‘1 ‘1 thus to win victory at the polls next No-
v . v *' .
”gazillairman—nm there unymher ab gitfi‘la‘“ ‘ ‘ f '2', T, : “Epililgnlicpuhlicaue who have uncrificed
Mr. Ftoweil~0nu [unified ‘ fl. _ x; “4' ,4 party ties and the prospect of future od-
Tlle weretary then announced the vote pal-3,, _ _ .2 , .. 5,, vaneoment under the licpuhlican banner.
of .‘vieniannae four blank. one fer-i. llon- iiilnoie . ~ ~— ‘ 2 ~ will join in 6114mm: MI address to lb“
:1ch Cameron and we for McKinley. imiian 'i . . -- - ‘ ~«~ -— voters of the country netting forth in do»
Only three of the six delegates: from “mm" -‘ *“ ”é -' .. tall the reasons that influenced them in
Xanadu retellihe other three being m- WWW" . - "" ‘ ~ bolt. This document will review the rh-
mrtcd as living almont. ’ a??? ' : : i; ’" cent course of the Republican party and
\thn New York was lied, an. Plait .,{:,3',,j,',;,‘,2' j n q _: j; recite its drift toward the gum standard
announced thereto or r. is; for Horton liauachaeclt . ‘1 .. , .i _, until that war made theiendingprinciple.
and lit, for McKinley. 3r. liainea of New Michigan. , an .. __ .. 'i‘hc cannon of free eiiver will he explain-
Yerk challenged the canon comentof the 'Mnmmm . l — -— -_ ed in an enticing manner. and Senator
2-0:", 1 .h ‘ .. i‘l ~ - ~— -~- 'i‘cllcr will he congested no the embodi-
‘l'he Chairman—The vote f Ne‘w York . .‘7 m l " - lnf‘nii of the come of the white metal.
. being challenged, the econ: my will call ------- “if ’“ ‘ ‘“ (it gs caieulatfod gun: eluchla preacntatixan
the rniL . ., , ' """ .' ‘ '“ n t ennmco t a Toorm orenatorw i
The secretary called the roll of the New 4}L,‘,:‘§‘,’,§,‘,;,‘,;3;,;;"j'_' 3} g; j j, j; minimum the silver sentiment in all
:‘ork delegation. . 5.....3‘,,,.,.y.m_jf_f_ [9 W .. l -- «concert! rthe country email him. The
New York: tote Armor . New York... ...... ii It": -.. M 51701“ 8 m 0 ‘ l" ilmlm' W 18 to procure
The chair then announced £31; New ,‘icw Mexico...” r. - - . l the indorsement of Senator Teller by the
York vote “”1 m for Morton mm 1‘: for 5'0th l‘arolimt ..... We - -. -. coming ilumecratie national convention.‘
McKinley m‘rl‘ll “ll-WM: ------ l] * --~ . ills friendni will not openly contend for
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icr McKinley thedolegaiea from that state (ingot) ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, e .. .. .. e e to “ l l ' y ‘5‘ 3;} ‘ "
mm, in “ 1”,”an gave chem for McKin- ppmuthml o 3,, to impress» i no i enumerate nt atdlrectlon
toy. in which the! were joined by other ”limi‘li‘illll'lnv . W -‘ " - will l'eoniployeii. Th0” will he no at-
.ielecfnllone and the spectator» in the not WM" {"igr’il'l‘lv I“ " '“ " ‘“ "Emir ‘" $3"??? a national figuration
. p ‘ ' Hamil in no. ....... e -- —- —. — c s vcr cpui cane pom nu unseen»
vii.
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$331533; 3::‘1322 Sgsilzxigwlto ‘3‘: 31am. ................ fl - —~ 5 '5 time is damned too chart for any effective
,' l " :W‘" ------------- J “ ‘” "‘ 4 work through that means.
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Al the conclusion of the rollrall. by Virginia ,,,,,, ,,,,, 2; ~ _. 1 .. ‘ ' "m“ ‘“ ‘3 on " ° ° "1'
, . . , . , boom in the manner hero deecrihed will
unanimous cement John in iarkhnrut, “addiction .......... r »- .. - ..
who WM nhhnt when New Yuri: voted. Wm: “mm“ """"" i‘.’ _, __ .__ _. lake place here thin afternoon. The con’
WM permitted to untrue hie preference. Wlmmiinununnn g; M ._ ... ... lemplated address to the American people
which 1"” Morton. Wyominn ......... ii — - ~— -- Inna already been drafted. and the slum»
'i‘bc “mumm__lrhn chair denim to Totem... ....miie to RM We We: mm are below nimcnded. Tile silver
imltcrn feel greatly rciloml. mentally and
physically. Tin-y have reflmcd to bow
down in what they form the golden calf,
their lrunnriencei approve their action, and
they are confident of the indocccmchtof
their mmniitnonta
eli'lalnlry (’ungrntlllatmh
(iwvm. fl,. June lit—Jl‘hc enormous
majority iommtain the finance plank re-
ported liytbe committee on revolutions
pimmcd Major McKinley hugely. while at
the Mill!” than he dltplayell vialble algae
nl' regret our the notion of the Marlin“,
lifelong iopnbliran, Henry M. Teller.
During the scallion of the convention the
governor remained eieuely in hit library
and war constantly in communication
with his fricnde at the hit. Louis Mill of
the wire.
The thrill plant of the platform “or"
interim anticfacllou bilievamer Meliln
lay. it it the apple" of his eye. theatre
input intention that in iorcmoct in his
thoughts.
A» mvnfne the nomination was an.
pounced lmrn Major McKinley wna ten!
«level on ovation by Ml frirmle and neiuha
film. which wall the mint enthuailutic
demonstration that has ever occurred in
thin city. in rcapcmefo their mournin-
latinm Major McKinley mill:
"‘i are greatly honored by thin demon»
attrition. lfa lmnpnrtiran character for-
bida political diletiqnlon. am] i appeal oli-
iy in make u‘mieiul arknrmimlemem to
your million and mtmroliilatlonli.
“'i am not indifferent to the pleasure
van exhibit at the new: incl received from
the Republican national convention. For
day» your interest hall from canicrml upon
cit. ionic. and your titanium) in such vent
unrelat- families to your potential eomi
will. a: well In your notification with
the work there done. Your cordial error-
encoq are all the more npprefllntml by me
lacunae they coma from my fellow eiti~
renew-wince of all portion, my neiuhhrm,
my fennel mortitnontt and myroid amy
minimise with whom l have lived aimmt
a lifetime. and who have honored me ever
and one again with important public
from
tie-rt Full of unmade.
”t‘cermm were; are reel routed and
will he ion: remembered. any of there
mend me have not aim” agreed with
m. Mil I will: then. touching political
«mm But it to planet as i look in.
to your face: to remit that in all the yum
of lbebeettbmhurmarmnomnt
of run“ we Inevitable 1mm
t
I
w the W and Inn .
hormonal in till-.1 ill mm
limiter b . item were evict. ,
more drv _ or manipulation in r»
capacrtthunyan harem, to me. Jan
have alwayt made my new year more,
and my newcomers; you hanbcen one of
increasing plea-ere . .
“TM: county and city are very dear to
me. lieu i have upset all of ray young
manhood, and I have been identified with
this magnificent county for nearly a third
of a century. libero followed in growth
with nnconcealed pride and have noted
with satisfaction that it lieu kept pace
with the “mat advanced and moisture!!!
communities and her falion behind none.
“1 am glad to greet you here You have
never failed to greet me with your best
wishes and congratulatiour upon every
occasion of my no ination,’ to a public
oflice. commencing year- age. when I
won flrtt named by my party for coupon.
“I meant undertake to stiletto the
value of there many friendly demon-tru-
tionc, so helpful, to "insulating. more
- than you have anticipated uribeiie‘vtd at
the time. Your call is warmly appre-
ciated, and i thank you i .m the bottom
of .y heart for what you ve mid, to ex.
preaaive of the , lies: of itboz'e for whom
you ape-k. ’ lhtcct evidencepf your
esteem milieu me more than ever indebt-
ed to you. and the happy memory of your
kindneu and confidence will abide with
me forever." , .
new» trauma '17 Hebert'umigur. ' '
Pathogen, N. J., June lit—Thin city
in wild with delight overthe nomination
of Garret, A. Hobart. Eie “Alon“!!! with
every one liergend all alarm in
the city have been burned no.2, ..
Throughout theafternoon there were
meat crowds about the different bulletin
boards watching the course of events at
St. Louie. There was cheering. by the
Republicans when McKinley we: nomi-
nated. it was ehcrtiived. however. at
this city cared more aha t the recend
place than it did for the t. . When the
mills and stem began to empty their
thousands into the ltroeta. the crowds
about the newepapermnd telegraph officer
becamero dense that the cars could not
pass. endthe police had many times to
cleare way. A: the hulletlne told the
story of the convention after the amnion.
tlon of McKinley the excitement became
intense. When it was announced that
Judge Fort had placed Mr. 'ilebert‘e name
before the convention, than}. was, great
cheering.“flAe the states voted, each one
no‘nncement that added to the room of the
.lerecymcn was around with the wildcat
yelle. When it became apparent that Bo-
lmrt would be nominated on the first bal-
lot, the eyowd could not be restrained. '
livery band in the city ‘ was waiting,
and they poured into the “he“. and their
music was the signal for ’the crowds to
gather about them. Procession! sprung
up on every ride and marched in all di-
rections. Thine who did not 0 out to
read the bulletins knew almost "noon on
those who did who had been nominated,
for every factory bell wa- youndcd. Thin
was a signal for a, general illumination of
the buildings in the city, and no matter
Which wayone tnrne the bungee lire deco-
rated by bunting. lanterns and pictures.
Most of the processions mailmthelr w
to Mr. ,flobcrt'c house tad cheered. 'i' ,‘
home of "Governor Grins, close by. war
decorated quickly when the result was
known, and it is teniaht the center of the
demcmtrationr. Even the trolley care
were ornamented with flour and buntihz.
and those having the unwary fixtures
were) illuminated.
The city never before fifw‘lueh it demon
citation. ‘
fipcuker Brrd'e Congntlllutionh,‘
Wasmmnov. .luno lib—Speaker ‘Iiecd
true away from his hotel last night until
' ii o'clock. When he returned. he not the
following telegram to Major McKinley:
lion. . lllium McKinley. Canton. 0.:
i w oh you a happy and prosperous ad-
m nlrtratiou -— happy for yourself and
p wroul for the country.
'1‘. B. REED.
A l'rightfnl Accident at n nleyclc Tour-
nutrient.
Ll'r'rln FALL“, N. Y.. June lit—A tar-
rlbio accident occurred at the Taylor Cy.
ole park, one mile west of this city, where
the nude meet at the L. A. W. Willi to take
place. Just M the steam yacht Tltue
Sheen! was about to be moored bar boiler
exploded. (if the crowd at people in that
vicinity ten were killed outright. one died
of hill injuries while on the way to the
heppltaiiand three wore fatallynnd nix eeri—
ouliy lpjnred. The imat was blown to
ilplinterll, and pieces of the boiler were
thrown non fact. The conceal the accl-
lient in not definitely known, but the ex-
pioelnn it believed to have resulted from
the defective working or the pump can-
ncctml with the ileum. The engineer,
Van liliron Younca, ill known to have
been a man of experience and very earan
fol. fin lit now in the hospital eerinuely
injured and can give lm acceont of the ne-
efflmit.
The killed are Chariot Wormutb, hotel
proprietor: Edward 'l'roflett, pilot: Wil-
lam Hynmndu, saloon keeper; Chariot
Bradford, bartender; liter. Walker. flit-
ioon keeper; Thoma: llali, mill 0 rat
on; (literate White, Aliperintendcnt mule
milia; mu Anna’ (,loidcn. «laughter of
Alienate» Golden; three unknown, bodice
not I ccvcml.
'i'l family injured arcfleorue lienman,
mill operative; Mn. lining rltroup Wil-
llam Wormuth, loci: tender.
The certainly injured are hire. Edward
Tram“. wifnof i’iiet'i'reetett; (lemon ii.
Gautier. arm broken. badly brulml; in
ring rltrnup, leelriml. log broken: Van
liar-en Yunnan, engineer; um Rhoda
Warren, reamed; i1“. Kingston. law broken.
Ali the dead andi‘mered lived in this
Iii”. in
BRlEF vacuums.
The Yale fmhmon crew was endowed
by an cixht from the University of Wine
rennin.
Lani hailehury mill than in every hope
that ilrlteln and America will agree to
permanent arbitration.
the. line» homer. a bicyclist, vow run
merilya Mcdimn avenue fowl car and
‘dlfii of her interior in New York.
it was announced that w filming
mac, new on trial in New York, would be
glue to the jury early next week.
Fighting batman Venezuelan-i and
mum in llamas was uprated to Cam
it, Whecncia'e room! at 'l‘rinilind.
ltlu new hamvo for a f, t that only
immune remind the wit oi the
”commend (lactic off the met frame.
The federal ”new committee of
finance mt an investigation of thermal}
law under the chem mienmrm.
ing the streets. and'hii meltdown“ in“
higher temperature and sunshine" w
Crisp accounts concerning ii
Guillereil Frau ihciilghwayt ’
' clinicalcmmneet ‘
A eencidcrable turn of mainly
Fiptzilii by Mrs. Weed. the mac]
vawrllk, Conn. ( porn Hence
inn and improving tlintihoiit
be repainted in white and fluid;
scenery and dressinwmom
added and additional light.
the atone. Macy strong a
have ninwady been lmkcd for he
can wilrnmatic Mirror. ‘
-‘ Neil” J. Crew, one of‘ithe old
dents of South Ner‘walkll is
atonmcb trouble and no hopes fl
taimrd fir his recov-ry. Mu,
seventy-eight yeare old and hail 111801th
ly hem honored by his tow ‘
who have chosen him to fill peel
rérlpmcibildy and trust, and in, ‘ ,
them he has prnvon worthy of the
deuce imposed in him. He hail been
sullflfzrilmr to the weekly Il‘imliul‘,
fifty-five y
« ifi‘howwenther .lias. helium ..
(kinnccticnt during: the Week. and
though field cums have made: will
growth and their appearance in
make a marked improvement. ’ w A‘
many fields of grass have imprur .
Wonderfully, but the majority ‘ of com:
spondents ray that old fieldseepeoiullv'
are and must he exceedingly light all
the grass is viriunllydeail. A rest but
appenrc d in the ,nwm‘lows in Litchileid
county. There is much complaint in
this county that all seeds have come up
very [wrrly and unevenly. Cut wetter ”
hflvc'diii‘lf" much damage hem; foil, an
at Winemr'i many farmers have been ‘
oi lg it}; plow up and rc-pinnt‘th'eir
onion fields. Strawlmn'y picking has ‘
been hindered by tho'rains and the
fruit has decayed considerably. Cher
rice life ripening ahead of the usual.
time.” (‘om cultivation has begun and“
early potato booing is well along. Rye,
and nets are doing very well. Therein .‘
clear that the high wind of the 14th ‘
has injured grape blossoms and. other.
lender vegetation. ., ' . i .
Killed by a Trolley'Car.
Mrs. Sarah E. Hall, of ()iapixlnrd hill,
Sfl‘atfl‘ird, sixty years of one, who liven
with her daughter, Mrs. Libbie Buck,
had" her life crushed out in a trolley
accident at State and Lafayette etreetu.
Bridgeport, a few minutes before
o'clock yesterday afternoon. .11?” con-
doctor and lootcrman will have it" hear-
ing before (lore-er Onion, and, if he
decides that they were careless they
will he held for a trial on the charge of _
manslaughter. ‘ V , ‘
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‘ been. Sleek-no!
lorillard’t
lei-l
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‘ aimleohpimim they
feel planet. 1- till! W“.
; on mbodlmeuwf’em
cry element enemy to m
‘ perfection brie; combined NW
tunnel brand. A m. WV
lie in can. unlit W
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