Show POLITICAL mm the day of numerous conventions OX ON AT indianapolis will again carry off the hie honors women win at cleveland indianapolis may 7 special hall was not half large enough this morning to contain the crowds that flocked to it for the purpose of taking part in or of witnessing the proceedings of the republican state contention there thera have bare been many memorable gatherings of the party in this noted structure during the past decade but none of them not even the oue ne that first named general harrison for the presidency in ill 1888 were attended with the interest and excitement of the present roundup round up of the hoosier IIo osier representatives of the grand old party despite the boom to mckinley stock given by the action of the vermont and illinois and california conventions the opposition to instructions is still solid compact and determined and will fight the issue to the last ditch chairman gowdy however is confident that it will be the story of the illinois convention repeated with emphasis that the delegates at large will be instructed for mckinley and that tho the latter will be at st louis on the first lb shallot allot get the vote of all but three of the entire indiana delegation the argument is being used with the uninstructed delegates this morning that while mckinless McKin leys nomination is already as good as assured and the votes of the four delegates delegated at large are not essential to his success yet it would be sound practical politics for indiana to get into the band wagon and thus gain the prestige that would be lost to tier her were she to remain on the fence until the roll is called at st louis re for and loyalty to general harri son however cuts some figure with the uninstructed delegation in reaching a conclusion just as esteem and regard for senator cullom caused many of the Illinois ans to waver last week according to the program and according to established precedent the matter will be bo disposed of immediately after the permanent organization has been effected instructions as aa well as the platform will be submitted before the selection of delegates at large or the nomination of state officers are made when chairman gowdy called the convention to order shortly before eleven tomlinsons Tomlin sone sons hall and the big corridore corrido rj and rotunda were packed as close as canadian sardines in a tin box the state chairman was greeted with terrific applause which was interpreted as a recognition of his position as leader of the mckinley forces no no time was lost in getting down to business it is conceded that instructions or no instructions the venerable B R W thompson of terre terra haute secretary of the navy in Pes president ident harrisons administration and general lew wallace of crawfordsville will be two of the delegates at large bedora the convention assembled this morning the friends of the candidates for the various places on the state ticket were busily engaged in marshalling their forces there are no less than twelve candidates for the gubernatorial nomination the platform will declare emphatically for sound money and a protective tariff the good citizens league is seeking the insertion of a plank which while not mentioning the nicholson law by name condemns cond emna the saloon and demands the enforce enforcement men of the law lor mckinley mid and silver sacramento to cal may 6 the mckinley enthusiasts completely captured the republican state convention today although the district delegates elected from the fourth congressional district were and are avowedly allison supporters the fifth district republicans pu public blicaus ans will probably be of the same political complexion but the other fourteen are bound to mckinley by the strongest pledges that could be framed the convention came out squarely for silver in the following declaration which was enthusiastically adopted we favor the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 and the mak making ng of silver as well as gold a legal te tender ader in payment of all debt both public and Dri private vate the following was the conventions positions tiona regarding public schools we heartily indorse the right to establish schools through private enterprise but we demand that none but non set see free public shall hecei receive ve public aid for del legates at large the following were elected on the first bollot john D spreckels san francisco george A knight san Tran francisco cisco U S grant jr san diego L A sheldon los an angeles belea C F croker and irving M scott were nominated for presidential electors at large john T lynch was nominated dom for lieutenant governor and then the convention adjourned sine die Ineth odist women win CLEVEL CLEVELAND AIND may 6 0 the four women delegates will retain their seats seata in the methodist general conference this was practically decided at the meeting of the committee on eligibility held tonight all but two if of the thirty one members of tho the committee were present at the meeting A long discussion was indulged in behind locked doors and at its conclusion the result was announced two reports will bo be submitted to the conference in the morning the majority report which will be ba signed by twenty five members of the committee including dr buckley I 1 ey editor of the new york christian en endeavor eavor will recommend that the women delegates be permitted to occupy their seats and participate in the pro ce edings and that the question of admitting women to future conferences be referred to the annual conference for decision within the coming year the minority report will be signed by dr T B A neely of philadelphia dr dr graw and one other whose name could not be learned tonight and will insist that the women are not eligible to seats it is ia believed the majority report will be adopted with little opposition and that the question will be disposed of as far as the present conference is concerned it was decided to elect bishops and other officers may MR D P dayis davis a prominent liveryman aud merchant ot goshen VA has this to say on the subject of rheumatism 1 I take pleasure in becom mending chamberlains pain balm for rheumatism as I 1 know from personal experience atiat it will do all that is claimed for it A year ago this spring sprine my mv brother was aid up in ted ded with inglam inflammatory matory rh rheumatism and suffered buffered intensely the first application of chamberlains palm balm eased the pain and the use of one bottle completely cured nim him for sale by smoot drug co prohibitionists with Us Sr SEDALIA DALIA mo may 7 special ciRl between four and five hundred prohibition ests are here to attend the state convention for tue election of a full state ticket and delegates at large to the national convention in pittsburg two weeks hence state chairman charles charled E stokes of st louis says that the missouri prohibitionists have no choice for president on the money question qu estion they are in favor of free silver when fevers and other epidemics are around safety lies in fortifying the system with ayers sarsaparilla A person having thin and impure blood is in the most favorable condition to catch whatever disease may be floating in the air be ba wise in time atall business busine 4 at washington washington WASHING D 0 M kiy ty 6 1896 special to tha Ti bune two loses aed coming over from thi i urcy c ur of they of ftp utah b were wera UV no 0 o arm ment in in the supreme coart today the case of william H wood appellant vs VB moylan 0 fx fux surviving executor etc was dismiE dismissed sed for want w nt of p us 03 cutsor antion as no papers havi hav 4 b brn an filed in in the cuse case by the parties partied to 10 tho the butt buit or by their attorneys attorney si J G sn hr ahra h r aej 0 0 W bennett and S A marshall the other was that of euren G corbran st et sl plaintiff in error vs TB henry y U bigelow in lich jon A marshall is 13 counsel for plEin plaintiff tiff in error and senator brown for defendant afen at the case in involves voves the ownership of land ja ia weber county utah the bill to pen iloa gen nathan kimball of ogden at the rate of per month which chich was introduced ty by sena tor tar in tho the senate and passed by that body some weeks reeks ago came up in the house this alvernoon atter alter noon an attempt was made by representative Crow crowther Crowth thor nr ot to amend the bill by reducing the amount to 75 per month representative alien alen ut 01 utah wok took the floor end and made an earnest and vi orous pro test against the reduction the house bouse in committee committed tea of the whole passed the bill as it came from the senate there is ia no doubt that tha t it will balora tho the end and of the sel session sion delegation mich may 7 special general russell A alger himself for many years a arc presidential possibility governor john T rich thomas J obrien of this city and captain john duncan of calumet will go to st louis louia as the delegates at large from the republicans of the wolverine state when the state convention was called to order at half past twelve by hon james mcmillan laa the spacious auditor aum ium was waa filled to overflowing and the mckinley sentiment was pronounced the pros proa and cons cona of instructions were di discussed d as the delegates were assembling but it seemed to be generally con cadee that the gathering would at least endorse the favorite fay son eon of ohio this would id be binding upon governor rich and mr duncan doncan who have respectively favored allison and reed the con bention will aso also select fourteen electors lol ol 01 dt sud kics tics president |