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Show OGDEN DAILY COMMERCIAL. VOLUME V. NTMBEK MINUI (MV IS OtiDES, ITAH. 6.V Selwt a Fall SUte Ticket. The Ohio Republicans EVERYTHING HARMoNlol'S. the practical character of the ad of the stau for th coming NEBRASKA two years, but becauss it involve the choto of tba legislature whoa duty it will be to elect a United State senator, and whoa future duty it will be to dia stole for representatives in Dv vacation aud tin in has Vol under lb oanau and wipe lowed in its Wake. from the statute book th crime agaitutt Rannblimn suffrage perpelrau by Ut OeuiOcraUc legislature. Happily w present a party in Ohio without division A LOSS OF LIFE AM) CROPS. saiae auiDiatraUoe in it Th The Meutiou of Blaine Name UetttTBAl for KLlLd-U-UWOBtl W U atl-'ii- Th Ohio, Jun Ohio th Republican we unrunied oy any uuuvantios of disastiUon. Every MMMN on the tirl ballot for every There were f r. .in three to half a dozen candidate, but on 'ion of the each time made uaanimoua In one reepeet the pro seeding differed from those which have characterised the Ohio Republican convention for the peat twenty years in the failure to epecially endorse the Mb lie career and eervioea of lion. John Sherman and to recommend hia re election to the United States senate. It would be injustice, however, to the venerable Ohio senator to auppoae that thia omission waa due to the lack of Sherman men in the convention. It was due to the personal request of the senator that hia friends make no effort to secure the adoption of the accustomed resolution by thia convention. The am bition of Poraker to succeed Sherman in the senate is well known and it was in keeping in the general desire for harmony and unanimity that Senator Baat man requested that the coming contest be not made a subject of discussion. Thus the convention passed off without a single unseemly dispute or contest Poraker himto mar the proceedings. self paid a glowing tribute to the character and public services of Senator Sherman, and that the eulogy found a hearty appreciation in the breasts of the majority of the delegates waa manifest by the tremendous applause which waa fallowed. Today, like noted for the wild enthusiasm which mention of the name of reeled 5 sines O. every illume. In presenting the nams of William MoKinley for governor, Poraker said: "Gentlemen of the convention: I have now a most pleasing duty to perform. The contest 4pon which w are about to enter is to be in some respects of unusual character. Not only is the governorship of Ohio at stake, but the contest involves 'more than the governorship, more than the general assembly, more than public institutions, it reaches into national politics, a United States senator will depend upon its result, and more important still than all this, it will determine whether Ohio is to go into the great national contest of 1892 at the head of the Itepublican or at the head of the Democratic column. Applause. W shall win this tight, but we must not b content with winning it. We must win it triumphantly, decisively and overwhelmingly, and to that end we must select for our standard bearer that man who of all others can most surely command our undivided strength. "It is not my privilege to point him out. It is no man's privilege to point him out; that has already been done. By common consent all have turned in one direction. One man there is who, measured by the exigencies of this occasion, stands full head and shoulders above his comrades, and that man is William McKinley. Prolonged cheers There are many reasons and applause. why he should be nominated. In the first place he has beon tried and is no Hs has been a long time experiment. in the public service. He has been identified with every great measure of the Republican party, in both field and forum. His tariff course has been one of patriotic convictions and time will justify this conviction. Cheers. "This convention today means that 500,000 republican voters of Ohio got together and are proud of their party and its principles, proud of its representation in ofnoial place, in both state and nation. We are proud of that conservative, patriotic man, General Harrison, who sits in the White House. (Cheers and applause. We are proud, too, of that brilliant magnetic statesman who has taught law to Europe with respect to America James G. Blaine. and Prolonged cheers, We are for over a minute. proud also of the representation of Ohio in the cabinet of th president of the United States in the person of Charles Poster. Applause. We are proud of the one great senator who has served his state with such distinction that he justly deserves the distinction of standing at the head of the grand men in the greatest legislative body on earth. Cheers. "Ohio s Lookout Mountain is the political battle upon which we are entering, and Wm. MoKinley jr. is the Joe Hocker of the Republican party, (cheers) and we are boys (laughter) who intend to follow him up its steep and rugged mountain side and help him plant the flag of Republicanism in triumph here (applause) and next year, inspired by this achievement, all the columns from Maine to Oregon will be turned against the common enemy. Their lines will be broken and before the resistless onslaught they will be swept back into the depths of defeat and despair (applause). "1 move you, Mr. Chairman, tnat the rules of this convention be suspended and that by acclamation we nominate as our candidate be governor that brilliant statesman, soldier aud orator. William McKinley" prolonged cheers. McKinley, the hero of the day, spoke as follows: "Mr. chairman and gentlemen of the I accept the nomination convention: you have tendered me, sensible both of the honor and responsibility it implies. The election this year is of unusual lav portance, not only because it deter 17. CoU'KK't, i aeca-tori- yes'-erda- g m 1 ail-v- n ICouttuueil on Bottom uf Next Column. Ii presented a .. PRICE FIVE CENTS. THE TRUMLE IN IUVTI uj,ai Ev tat mi Omaha, June IT. Th heaviest rain known for years fell last night all over the state Along the line of th Burlington and Miaaouri road, in Southern Nebraska and in Kansas, aeveral washout resulted, the moat asriou being in the vicinity of Or lean. Several wash out occurred on the branch line between Orleans and Oxford. On the Elkhorn Valley road a bad at Battle Creek, washout occurred cauaed by a waterspout; and inundated the town, sweeping away aeveral house. All person in danger were Helped out in wagons and no live were lost. Tht town is half overflowed at present end the people have to go about in boat. It i thought the mill dam will go and large damage has already been done to en-tu- I i I mile of track have been washed out and the bridges carried away, which will delay train for two days. At Oakdale the precipitation waa five inches. Cellar are tilled and sidewalks gone. It ia still raining. .At Bartholomew Bugus, a Humphrey, farmer, waa killed by lightning. At Palmer, the wife and grandmother of Vagla Lanton was struck by lightning and killed. City ok Mexico, June IT. A waterspout fell Sunday on the mountain in which is situated the Conception silver s mine in San Louis Potoai. Eight were killed and a large number wounded, much property was destroyed and the mine badly damaged. The latest telegrams from San Louis Potoai place the number of bodies recovered at twenty-three- . So far thirty persons are known to have been hurt. Work at th Conception mine is entirely Buended. the fellow The bank ed an not good b in Pr.c AtGraud heriff W in I roii of Sight A Sermon 17. An ngila th merchant tioo was cauaed Dnnoe of Market Row at li o'clock this ftooped morning when Officer and W s down upon Y. it. F of tic Tea A Kerri, proprietor Coffee store, mal at them on a harae of innen They were taken before Jude laney anajheid in the sum of lliOO for an examination at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, xb readers will remember that on Sunday night last at 11 o'clock the fire depart ment was called out to auppraat a blaze at the tea store. It was handled will, out much difficulty and Chief SUnt-.reporting at police headquarters auul the circumstance justified an investi Yesterday aborning it was de gation. veloped that rooked work had len done, and the matter Was taken up by and Chief Stanton Captain Parker moat Evidence of the damaging nature waa unearthed, and thai morning a warrant was sworn out for the arrest of the proprietor, who wefa gtruggling for a bond at last account. rd' . per-fon- It Invites Infifftlnn. Albaut, N. V., JoM IT. The state superintendent of iatarance Vii--today re Vretii ceived a letter front third dent Welch of the New York life insur anoe Co. He recited what he terms the "charges made against the company ami its management in conMction with the lie Spanish American titajavrtiaent" (iisantio Corporation. Htatt-the president ia now in Kuroie Ala., June IT. The He haa cabled suggesting that the in Transportation Company has hu ranee La invite. to exopened books of subscription here ac- amine thedepartmentto satisfy the policy cording to its charter. Among the direc- holders whocompany may be disturbed. The tors are Howell Jones of Topeka, Kan- finance committee of the company has sas, A. P. Chamberlin of Des Moines, taken action in accord with this sugIowa, George I. Gray, J. It Clark and P. C. Kuttan of Chicago, and W.O Culp of gestion and the vice pres'dent's letter was designed to extend an invitation to Davenport, Iowa. Clark was elected examine the company. Thereupon SupP. L. resident, Kuttan 1'iarue has r tilled Depart erintendent aue secretary, and W. O. Culp treasmen; tou to ente. Superintend, urer. A e Mm. ii The capital stock is 110,000,000, with upon an examination. Priest's Close Call. Cheyenne, Wyo., June 17. News has just been received here from Lander of the narrow escape from death of the aged ltev. rather fontzlione or St. Stephens Indian mission in Fremont A county. The Wind river is much swollen from recent heavy rains. Father Ponzzlione attempted to cross it but Secretary Rusk in Chicago. before he reached the middle o( the Chicago, June IT. Secretary of Agrihis wagon was capsized. The culture Rusk today visited the stock stream, horses, after a hard struggle, reached yards and instituted his meat inspec- the opposite bank in safety but the tion bureau. priest was left to the mercy of the swift Judge Scales to. ay issued a rule on current. Some Arrapahoe Indians witR. W. Dunham, the alleged insolvent and without a mo board of trade broker, to show cause to- nessed the accident of time plunged into the loss ment's morrow whv he could not be held for constream and after a very hard raging tempt in failing to answer the citation tight succeeded in landing the aged to appear today and testify in regard to Dunham will priest, who, left to his own exertions, the alleged assignment. would inevitably been drowned. plead that the court has no jurisdiction. I Accident on a Steamer. Liverpool, June IT. Just before the steamer City of Chicago sailed for New York today, a rocket tired for a test flew out among the cabin passengers seriously injuring two of them so that they had to be placed in the hospital. pliance with order froui Washington, the United State warship Theu left A TRAIN S NARROW ESCAPE thi morning for Alaska. The Michigan thai aflercuoo want to IntrUM- - Klrilruietit PrrtaJU Among Mare 1 aland to lake on coal Th rev nue rut tar left about none for Bate; After it t rowed a Bridge the Bridge inr Mark and Frrh tut sen. I: mill i ten or day beWanned Away aud a Freight fore the United State teanel will b i leak- uriiig well north, and a the Meling sssnui Falls Throag-h- . opened June 1, the puncher mill hav ' IT. raoaiv-mAt had la line New Voak, June The nearly month time before tl proclamation. Coram. Bixrm, I a. June 17. A nannsnger teau,er Alio, win li arrived wast bound Burlington pamenger train from Tlaylian burin thia luoruiing. A Corm-thihad a marvelous eacape tin morning Made. brought nee uf continued outbreak and a wholesale alaugnter of political Near Corning, New Yoaa, June 17 The reoort teie from a terrible disaster. swelled a small stream The graphed last night announcing the .lit. a cloud-burs- t prisoner in all part of the inland of tl.e rumored solution of the New York tlvo also brought ue Life known a Plumb Creek out of it baaka. The passenger train heavily laden with dialling f 1'rewnlent Hippolyte. Ill l insurance mmjuhi have rand .New ca rumor along and en Meed the neiug freely circulated in York Kuuitabie Pirelnauraiioe Co. Much Jacmel and outlying towua, and I'ort apprehension having arinen n in. ne bridge Hinniiig th creek without mi Seven au Prince. Wheu the Alvo left Uie iiuence of the report, it i minute later a freight hap. proper to say train former port on June li, the rumor could the item had no reference to the tvjuita-bl- the which atwaaa following approached not be continued by the people before bridge rapid rate of apeed, Life Aau ranee Society of the Usited the Alvo left Jacinel, but was discovered the engineer Stale of which Henry B. Hyde i presi- when the been washed out dent, and which ia financially one of the bridge had He made every effort to atop but did The populace of .lie uiel ,ui in a feer strongest iulttutioua in the world. of excitement over whit tliev termed not succeed and the engine and three car went into the creek. Engineer Power the outrageous murder which had in The Supreme Workmen. curred the dav liefore. Wheu new of jumped iut before the engiue dropped IT. June At Dktuoit, saion today and landed in twelve feet ot water and the slaughter at Port u Prince reached of the Italge, A. (). I'. W there came near Jacmel, many citien violently de wa a Hupreiue being carried' away by the diaciimutMi over the resulu lively uouueed the llipilyte' deed Six of torrent tion order to that curtail in expenaea, them were arrested and word sent to not meet again until A Fatal Accident A eqiiad of oldier came the Imlge ahoiild llipiiolyte and another providing that back the next and took'oul June, BoitNK, Iowa, June IT. The Chicago, to ill KnightM be obliged Milwaukee A St Paul exprea train, go the six unfortunates an shot them to the continue using the letter A. O. U. W. death in a public square in the preei-ni-ing east, plunged into Cook river last Both were referred com to finally of their friends ami relative. After night iu a storm, killing five or six per miltee. nuns, fatally injuring three and seriously leaving Jacmel the Alvo touched at No ta inland, and here again heard the wounding from twelve to fifteen. Th The Kcli i . . , lieciMeu. rumor of llippolyte aaaiiiation. disaster was cauaed by the heavy raina IT. New 1 he ateamer Jere Dunn, the undermining the approach to the bridge. York, June Kearaage was also met ther, ber commander having heard the referee of tbeglove tight between Slavin The train oonnated of an engine and even cars, sll of which went into th new and being on hi way to Port au and Kilrain in Hobnken last night, to 1'rince. day made an official decision, that Slavin river except two of the alee per in the won the bout and waa entitled to 25 per rear The engineer of the train was In New York this evening, the Hai tian Minister Price and official of the cent of the 110,000 purse, but that all killed. No definite particulars can be steamship company, denied that there beta that Kilrain would be knocked out procured, and the railroad people are within ton rounds were off. The New about the affair. was any truth in the rumor. York sporting men look ujion the de Later advice from the scene of the cision as inconsiiitent. wreck on the St Paul railway at Coon The President KeKirtd Shot. Kapids, loaa, state but one life waa lost Niw Yokk, June 17. Mate Bishop, of Bull Hozitig Frenchmen. outright, one victim will probably die, the steamship Alvo, which arrived from Gum enter. Ma., June 17. The and twenty one are iujured, some of llayti today, stated that on J une li, a Among the injured are vessel which had Inkmi at Port au I'riuce captain of the schmmer I (owe which haa them aeverely. 111 Wateouville, bay of St. William M.Luigeiidorfer, during the insurrection, reached Na just armed says that at and Bust, of Boulder, Colo. The viiHMi ami renirted that I resident Hip George he found Krilish aud French Cal., ah While war ion guarding the ttaheriea. express messenger. Addroit, is missing. polyte waa idiot and killed by one of the The bridge is a total wreck, and it the Kngliali Man of War remained, the insurgents. American Hsheriiinn were permitted, to will lie impassible for at least twelve Goodnow ar buy what nut they deairaa. After the hours. Superintendent The Will of the Throne. left tl.e port however, the rived at daybreak from Omaha, and ia Vienna, June IT. In the budget de Knglishiuen French commander ordered all Ameridoing all in his power to care for the bate in the Richsrath Premier Taffe cans wounded. Physioians are on the ground out of the harlxir. made a., important speech announcing busy caring for the injured, preparatory the government had decided to accept to sending them to their homes. A Murderous Blacksmith. liber party the support of the , J 1 IT MonuFor June At anUjjt. Into effect the Port..aio, Org, program carrying Railroaders Disagreement. nounced in the speech from phe throne. ment a blacksmith named Churchm Chu-aooJune IT.- - The Supreme The government, he said, would act in killed his assistant in a quarrel. He fled all things in accordance with that party. on horseback and meeting a man on the Council of the Federation of Railway The speech, which was undoubtedly in- road shot and mortally wounded him, Employes adjourned its annual meeting today to meet next week at Terre Haute. spired by the emperor, produced a pro- supposing him to bewilla member of the This was made necessary by the Northbelynohed when found impression and the old opposition sheriff's posee. He western controversy unexpectedly overcaught. party broke out into loud applause. shadowing sll other matters. It took the form of charges brought against the Campbell Objects. A Consin of Wilson's. Cork, June IT. A libel action has Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen for a Las Vecas, N. M., June IT. A. L. lieen liroinrht bv Parnell'a Secretarv conspiracy with the officials of the Commel of this city, who fell down a that Northwestern road against the switchagainst the Cork Herald for stairway at Trinidad, killing him, on while the other members ofstating men. Some of the switchmen go so far Sunday, was a cousin of Mr. Arthur were attending to their dutiesparliament us to assert that any action adverse to Campbell Wilson of Tranby Croft, where the was ' them r y result in the withdrawal from houses for immoral pur cheating was claimed to have been at poses hiring the federation of more than one order for Parnell in Dublin. Gumbaccarat by Sir William Gordon that would join with the switchmen in ming. Commel was engaged in the cat forming a new organization. The counBlaine is Improving--. tie business in New Mexico and has an New Y'ork, June IT.- - A special from cil turaed the matter over to n commitincome of 112,000 a yenr from on estate. tee for consideration until the next Augusta, Maine, soy-- that Mr. Blaine's He was unmarried. He drives meeting. health is rapidlv improving. out and frequently holds conferences, Sale ot Blooded Stock. One Hundred and Fifty Killed. liy wire, with the president at Washing New Yokk, June IT. The sale of 190 tod. Basle, June IT. The number of dead One of these conferences preceded Del from a ranch at Haggin yearlings in Sunday's railway disaster has reached the signing of the sealing agreement. Paso, California, was begun here tonight 150. aniunder the electric light. Fifty-ai- l Salida's 111 Lurk. mals were sold tonight for a total of The Record of Death. Sauda, Colo., June IT. Yesterday or an average of $548. The highest June IT. Milwaukee, was a end day among railroad men. 1,80J for a bay colt by Typrice was Harrison Luddingten died tonight, aged rant, out of Aigrette. The lowest price About forty men were let out in the T3. round house and shops. The blackwas 1150. All smith shops suffered the most. The Farewell Feast were let out with the exception of one Campbell Objects. Invitations are out for the farewell blacksmith and two helpers. Eleven Cork, June IT. A libel action has men were let out in the machine ehojis. party of the F. F. K. K. Club. It is to been brought by Parnell's secretary, be held at the residence of Mrs. J. S. Campbell, against the Cork Herald, for A Supposed Murder. Lewis, on Wednesday evening, June stating that while other member of parGreki.ev, Colo., June IT. Information 21th. This club was organized about a liament were attending to their duties, six young ladies, ago, by Campell was hiring horses for immoral was received here that the body of a year of for the to been purpose perfecting murdered have man, in Dublin. Parnell supposed for purposes was found near New Windsor, twelve themselves in the art of cooking. To has crowned success that their miles west of this place, this morning. say The Irish Found Robbed. The man is unknown and is supposed to efforts, is, to say the least, putting it -- The Press AssociaIT. June London, have been murdered by a companion mildly, as the gentlemen will testify who tion states that the total amount of with whom he was seeu early in the have been favored with an invitation to ot collected Irish for the money plan their club's culinary art exhibitions. day. of which was 450,000 !00,000, enmpaigu A Natal Anniversary. has been expended and sl.i.000 is miss Peter Jackson Talks. ing, which was obtained through a San Francisco, June IT. Peter JackA very congenial party of young and son has written a letter denying the as forged drart. entersertion made by John G. Sullivan that elderly people was very happily Sensational Case Knded. he is afraid of Oorbett. Jackson wants tained at the house of Col. and Mrs. P. evening to celebrate the London, June IT. The sensational Corbett to meet him in another contest-Pete- r J. Barrett last of Miss Ada. The comday breach of promise case of Mibs Wied says he is willing to meet Slavin l.5th natal was regaled with strawberries, pany man against Captain Kobert Horace or any other pugilist. cream and other refreshments, music Walpole, for seduction, in which the and a little dancing. The guests conWas lady asks for 9100,000 and which has the Orator. Talmage the young heroine et the ocgratulated been in court for a year or more, was Waswinuton, Juue 17. The opening casion and Imped her life may be prosdecided today with a verdict of l,oUO exercisee at of the national Chautauqua perous aud happy. tor the plaintiff. Glen Echo were held yesterday in the of several of audience an presence Premium Distribution. To Blacklist the Agents. thousand people. They were presided Parents of pupils and friends of SaDetroit, Mich, June IT. The second over by Rev. A. H. Gillett, and the oraannual meeting of the National Asso- tor of the day was Rev. T. DeWitt cred Heart Academy ore cordially inciation of Gife Writers began here vited by the Sisters of the Holy Cross in its The executive committee, to be present at the annual distribution After Six Yearg. report, proposes a bureau of informapremiums, at the academy hall at 10 tion, which, it is said, means the Denver, June 17. Governor Rout of a. 111. Friday, June 19th. Specimens of some six years ago sent President t establishing of a system for blacklisting of the First National bank a note work done by the pupils will be on exagents whose methods are considered hibition at the academy studio from unprofessional. requesting him to advance J. W. Watson June lit to 21. Vatson received the cash aud 94000. Harrison W ill Take a Rest. uever repaid it, and yesterday the govJudge Bishop's Court. WashIWUTUN, June 17. The president ernor was sued for it. There was little business up yesterhas been working unusually hard since An Illinois Wedding". his return from the Pacific cost and is day before Probate Judge A. C. Bishop Wooisto-k- , III., June 17. Ex Judge thoroughly tired out. H will accom1 the estate of Lucrecia Thorp a deMrs. and his Harrison grandchildSeneca of pany Smith, Portland, Oregon, and cree entered for distribution, also sn ren to Cape May tomorrow. Miss Sue Southworth were married toorder for settlement of final account day. Consul Cone's Report, Marriage Licenses. The Battle of Bunker Hill. Rosin, June IT. Signor Corte, late Couaty Clerk Ledwidge issued one Boston, Juue IT. The anniversary of Italian consul at New Orleans, in his report on the lynching there, says the vic- the battle of Bunker Hill was observed marriage license yesterday. Kichard Connelly and Miss Mary tims lielonged to no particular society here toduy. There was a juirade and both of Ogdsn. but were murdered simply banana they patriotic addresses. tu . l(t, Uh-bm- , . One million is already subscribed. President Clark says it is the intention of the company to place the stock on the market and at once prepare bids under the call of the postmaster general for the eetablishment of a postal subsidy line of steamers. com- g finally Salt Lakc City, J an. ThroUh a Brid??. The Thetis Ha Saded. KauncaauD, June IT. I . of th hUa Train on the St. Paul Plunks tele arretted and brought fallu could get th again begot tate the ere HaUta and aoaanetH ia th Uhur iurtu. PurtlMrmtor, that after the lyrvhiag he and am an rotary bar aded UieeMelt in th nuui'l at th ly ncher were oaly prevented from inter attacking th consulate by of influential otUratMt. A r. HiiMjylf l Sliut in KilM. . . and both telegraphed Salt anawer tnat th Sheriff Fowltr and went to we Junction Loth 1130 recovered. The beck to Price. her on i 1100,000,-000- isH. sinew by "T. W Dyer - and Th called fur til box it i,. A WHOLESALE SLAl t.HTKK. Inundated and setrrml ri led Any by a Water pout the privilege of increasing it to l. . or i. g.ng mtm a Bam- lLD Moor, ia tui arrived at frtos via th D.1K.G raiMpy On of the Counts bank PtvsidYut the i without a break in it line. platform which you hav adopted Due Town JINK Swindler Qfcirti MR! rank, The Itepublican party of Ohio ap prove the administration of Pre dent Harruon and extend to it hearty congratulation. The party i in favor of regulated immigration; liberal pensioni to our soldier and sailors, and sound currency. It is in favor of gold and r and also paper money with a basis upon coin, all equal and at all time interchangeable, equal in tact and law. We are confronted by a real danger, which prudent men of all parties should aeek to avert before it i too late. The public credit and sound finance must be preserved, and every scheme to de atroy it must be met with courage and intelligence and repelled by the mighty force of public opinion. Better risk defeat which can only be temporary, than capitulate with demagoguea or surrender to dishonesty. -Referring to the talk among the free traders about the increased duties under the uew taw Major McKinley said thirty three and one third per cent of them were for the better protection of the American farmers, live upon tobacco and agricultural industry can be found in any previous tariff legislation. "While securing to the faraier a home market by increased protection, the reciprocity clause is intended to extend his foreign market, and upon terms more favorable than those accorded to competing agricultural countries. It is a aigniticant fact that articles which the farmer most frequently buys, bears less tariff than under the law of l'Jftl, and products which he sells bears higher duty than ever before. Turning t ostate issues Major McKinley charged the Democratic administration and legislature with depriving a legally elected Republican lieutenant-governo- r of his seat without legal contest; with making an unjust and partisan congressional gerrymander and with unpara'.lelled extravagance in state expenditures. Immediately after the close of stirring speech there were loud cries of "Sherman," "Sherman." The familiar figure of the senator finally emerged from the crowd in the rear of the hall and again the enthusiastic scenes of the convention were In his speech Senator Sherman eulogized the itepublican party, reviewing its work from the time of its inception. Continuing, Sherman said: "We therefore can honestly claim our party haafeeen she faithful servants of the people, and is fairly entitled to their confidence and support, but we do not rest our claims upon this fact alone. We invite the strictest scrutiny into the conduct of the present republican administration of Benjamin Harrison. The recent republican congress in connection with President Harrison, dealt with all the leading domestic questions of the time and with the most important questions with foreign nations. Every one of these has either been settled or is in the way of settlement. The adminif-tratioof Cleveland settled nothing but the sublime egotism of Cleveland in his opposition to a protection policy; his want of sympathy for union soldiers, and his narrow notions of finance and public credit. He devised and accomplished nothing. The democratic house passed the Mills tariff bill but it was rejected by the senate and by the people in the election of 1888. "In marked contrast with this is the Republican administration of Harrison and the recent Itepublican congress. First in importance was the entire revision of our revenue laws. This bill was subjected to the most careful scrutiny in both houses, and passed as a Republican measure and was approved by the president. It is, in my judgment, a wise law and will bear the most careful scrutiny. It is a fair law, for it extends its benefits not only to the artisian, but to the farmer and producer in every field of employment. By my long experience in passing upon tariff bills, I saw that the McKinley bill more carefully and beneficially protected the fanner in his productions than any previous measure of the kind and its inevitable effect in encountering manufacturers will give to the farmer the best possible market for his crops. The bill has received and will bear discussion and will improve on acquaintance. The new features of the bill relating to sugar and tin plate will soon demonstrate most satisfactory The increased duty soon to be put upon tin plate will develope and has already developed the tin mines in several states and territories, so that we may confidently hope that in a short period we will be sweetened by untaxed home sugar and protected by untaxed tin plate "The arts of the demagogue which were at the last election played upon the credulous to deceive them as to the effects of the McKinley bill will soon return to plague their incentors and thia Republican measure with its kindred measures of reciprocity and fair pay to American ships will be among the boasted triumphs of our party in which our democratic friends will, as usual, aquiesce. "The people want good money and plenty of it. They wantall their money of equal value, so a dollar will be the same whether made of Jgold, silver, or paper. The demand for a free coinage of silver without limit is a demand that the people of the United States shall pay for silver bullion more than its market price; a demand that ought.not to be made by the producer ofjany commodity. There is no justice or equity in it. If granted by the United States alone, it will demonetize gold and derange all the business transactions of our people. There is no power Btrong enough to establish a fixed ratio of value except the concurrence of the commercial natiunB of the world. What we should do, what we do now under the silver law of the last HI KSDAY MOfcNiNtJ, H. J. Schultes Appoiuted. Washington,J une IT. H. J. Schultes, of the District of Columbia, has been appointed an additional member of the immigration commission, which is to visit Europe to investigate the immigration affairs. He was appointed as a representative of the federation of labor. His Condition Very Low. Indianapolis, June IT. Einin Pacha's Agreement. Berlin, June IT. Emin Pasha, on be Joseph E. McDonald is steadily failing and his physicians have abandoned all half of Germany, has concluded treaties with the five sultans in the Victoria hope of his recovery. district, and has concluded an agreement with tho British company's World's Fair Matters. in relation to navigation on the Chicago, June IT. At today's meet- agent ictoria INyanza. local of World's Pair directors the ing executive committee, the director genCrazed by Exceessive Heat. eral's recommendation of the appointNew York, June IT. Serapio, a pros ment of Commissioner Forsyth, as chief of the department of horticulture was perous tobacco merchant, committed read. The matter of salary was re- suicide this afternoon in his place of busferred to the finance committee, and a iness today by shooting himself. His mind had become unbalanced from the personnel to the committee on agriculture, with instructions to report at the effects of the heat. next meeting of the board of directors Is This More Crookedness? next Friday. New Orleans, June IT. Ferdinand Armant, an attorney was tried today for McKinley Chosen. to bribe Leon Hurt lie a talis attempting Continued from second column. juror in the Hennessy case. After four congress, a conservative Republican hours there was no prospects of agree measure, is to buy the entire product of ment and mistrial was entered. silver mined in the United States at its market value and upon the security of For a (Sold and Silver Standard. that silver deposited in the treasury-issuLisbon, June IT. Minister Carvalho's treasury notes to the fall amount budget proposes the adoption of a gold ef the most of the bullion. In this way and silver standard, raises the import we add annually to our national curon alcohol and suggests depart duty rency circulation notes of undoubted mental reforms for the reducing of ex value equal to gold to an amount equal penditures. to or greater than the increase of our population and the increasing business The Radicals Agitating. of our growing country. Rome, June IT. The radicals in the "The state of Ohio is an important factor in this great union of states and ehnmber of deputies areofstarting an agi for the abolition the corn du the people of Ohio are Republicans. tation The state is one that has taken a con- ties. It is probable the duties on wheat will be also reduced. spicuous part in the great drama of the past. In an evil hour and under wild Rivers Overflewinjr. delusions, Ohio elected the recent democratic legislature. Delta, Col., June IT. The Gunnison With this warning behind us let us not be backward or and Uncompaghre are again rising, but no serious trouble is expected from high laggard in the civic contest in Novem ber, but with a ticket worthy of our water. choice let us appeal to our fellow citiA Murderer at Large. zens to place again our honored state Benton, 111., June 17. John Duty, at the head of the Republican column." a prominent farmer, killed bis mother-in-laCheers. and attempted to murder his The committee on resolutions then which was youg wife. The murderer, if captured, reported the platform will undoubtedly swing. adopted a V 830,-T0- Mof-fet- 11 Don-abu- e, |