Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-26

AusnntoWn, george LOoWlck,
Jackson, VIM. B. Msnsell.
Milton, B. P. Baldwin.
Berlin, W. K. Hughes.
Ellsworth, Albert Dakin.
Garfield, Jno. Wetmore,H Il. G. Ruggles.
Boardman, Sheldon Newton.
Poland, Geo. Moore, VIM. Watson.
Springfield, Hiram Macklin.
Beaver, Samuel T0ulman.
Greene, 2. N. P. Frederick, I. B. CAL
lshsn.
Goshen, Samuel Linton, Joseph v.
Naylor.
Smith, VIM. johnson, Walker Cobb.
Youngstown City, LIST Wd. J. G. But
Ter, Jr.,C C. D. Arms. I'd Wd. Charles NJ.
Reilly, D. ". Tlden. 3rd Wd., Edward
c. Wells. 4th Wd., VIM. Powers. 5th
Wd., Henry Toulman.
The Committee on Resolutions report
ed as follows:
Resolved That we re-afirm the resO-
lutions passed at our recent State Nom
mating Convention-with these addi-
tons
Resolved, That we are opposed to Free
Trade under the disguise Of Revenue
Reform.
ResoEUed, That we are opposed to the
election Of a United States Senator who
is not a fair and square Tariff mar from
principle.
On motion the report was adopted.
On motion Convention proceeded to
make nominations for Senator.
The following gentlemen we're an
nounced as Candidates: L. C. Jones,
Geo. t. Townsend, R. W. Ratlif, o. L.
Wolcott.
Convention made choice Of Tellers a
follows: VIM. johnson, B. P. Jameson,
VIM. Powers.
Convention voted that a majority Of all
the votes cast be necessary to a choice.
FIRsT BALLOT.
r W RstifH. IS
Geo. 7. Townsend, 10
o. L. Wolcott. 8
63
Two ballots were found folded togeth-
err by mistake, which would II counted
have affected the result. Convention
unanimously agreed to ballot again to
give undoubted satisfaction.
SECOND BALLOT.
L. c. Jones, Sc
Geo. 7. Townsend, Z
r. W. Ratlif, Is
o. L Wolcott. s
G5
At the close Of this ballot the name OF
/ o. L, Wolcot was Withdrawn.
There being one more ballot than the
Convention wss entitled to, = third bal
lot was agreed upon.
THIRD BALLOT.
L. c. Jones, IS
Geo. 7. Townsend, s
R W. Ratlih. Il
65
On motion the nomination of L. C,
Jones was made unanimous.
Voted that the Chairmen of the Exc
cutive Committees Of Trumbull and
Mahonlng Counties, be the Senatorial
Committee for the ensuing year.
Amer brief and spirited speeches By
Messrs. Jones, Ratlif and Woleott-ou
motion the Convention adjourned.
d. V. TILDEN, President.
WIN. c. SAVAGE aud J. G. BUTLER, JR.i
Secretaries.
Gold closed on Monday evening a
n2l.
AbeauBfuI metorc display is announc
ed on the 18th and-SOth Of this month
The total number OF deaths from the
New York riot is now set down at forty.
four.
The snake season has commenced
splendidly, and the stories promise 10 b
larger than ever.
A man by the name Of Wagner, dan
gerously shot Thos. Eskin at olmsts'
Falls, near Cleveland, Sunday morning
He avows that it was unintentionaL.
Citizens Of the oil regions express val
ne in terms OF oil barrels. Thus the.
speak ora fashionable young ladyHs wear
ing an eighty-six-barrel opera suit
An Indiana paper speaking Of thu
death OF q subscriber says: ave ar
|, sorry to hear about the death OF any q
our subscribers who are prompt in pay
ing up"
, Soda water dealers have added to thei
list Of syrups one denominated 81 don
care" to accommodate that large class G
d customers who are continually manifest
ing preference for that kind.
one Of the women of the Revolution
and the mother of distinguished citize
Of Ohio, died on the 9TH Of July, at New
arkRNew Jersey, at the advanced age c
|, one hundred and t0o years. This wa
Mrs. Francis Finley.
Lord Aberdeen, the Scottish Earl VIII
succeeded his father in 1854, voluntaril
engaged himself as q common sailol
and followed the pursuit until 1870 whe
be was drowned. he travelled undo
, the assumed name OF Osborne. BY cart
fuI attention be was traced.
The latest novelty OF the season is
"sunsroke preventive" which consis'
ofa pisoe OF felt with q wire attsOheo,
place inside hats. The felt is satuate
with water or glyeerine, and adjusts
abovs the crown OF the hat or cap. II
evaporation OF the fluid, it is stated, pr
ducesa cool atmosphere on the top OF u
head. A damp handkerchief Woul
serve equally well.