davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-08-21
Moutua 81. Anaaa 1876.
@tact Ni6mDnb.

9p1iaei 6eri4t. 5ol9enoe
Galle famen porssltern in oielsm@er'@te
r0erhanblun9:
Winiom 2epis. farbis, aneetla9t
fall6e GycurlionsSidetts ois9e9eber gu
baben, wuroe biz auf SisnIta9 psrl9o'
hen.
Sohn Sbomos, ansetIagt Sc Biinoel
so%nnsnbdnoer setohlen ~ baben, 'Our=
De auf 4 Monate in Die Sail 9elanot.
ssannie Carp, onsefIast ussen gbe-
bruh, wurbe entlaIien.
glisabeib 8rown, ansefla9t ipe9sn
@eridtsbeleioisuns, wuroe 81 9eltraft,
Sbomas &anoolpb, onoetlo3t ben
So6n@oroner nit einem @al1irmener
aeIfo6en 5u baben, puroe Der SIltln9
Court iiberwielen.
Mnn Mnoerion, farbis, a'9etla9t
8lumen esitoblen i'll boben, tuuroe bss
Mittwn1 Drl6oben.
9eiob Weefins, ipuroe, tpegen Wtat1ael
an 800 8iirsiaait aui 80 Sage III BIZ
Soil eeionbt. ~
Sofa @iniam, anseffa9t semsine &e'
Den auf Der @traBe sebraudt au babs'''
pMrbe s%eiiraft.
Spbn Dtiler, S. @ullipan, s. Srom'
MGR, Sames @rammer uno Yat. Wiur'
bin, ongeflast ben Sanes Sia selbla=
oen su buben, ,pnroe sntlallsn 'a@ 3ab'
Eng DIR Soften.
Slice Sarris, Son 8rown nno Gme'
line SaDlor, ansetlast cine Yortlon
She'll BON 9snrp @r3cr sstoblsn 81 Ia:
ben, murben is 81 6 Stnnosn nno 10
Sicben pernrtbeilt.
Charles, Miaiam nnb @nore,p Serrp
anoetlaot ben VI. g. S'genpsr angegrlf'
fen A. baben. Gbarles uuroe ~entlalen.
inb Die beioen anoern inter ls 5000
Biir9I6aft eefelt. 2'gcuper ,puret
ebeuiads nntsr YirsiAaft in slsi@e'
Gimme 9sitslt.
DIARY Garter, anqeflnot ben Miliou
Eomarbs nit eirem 8odItein geIbla9er
Al. baben, ,purbe S. 9eItraft.
, 1876-08-21

tmorb. @er bic Gtra-
Zen = @ilenbabn benabt, ruinirt
|5i4, wie aus Solsenbem 5u eriebsn :
|Gonnnbeno famen apei 5rsmos nit Der
|Norf &iuer 8ubn bier an, oieislben mas
|ren nit chamber befannt uno maren
|bcibe Yrobereiienoe fir sleide artitsl.
wolten S%onnabeno nur bier @e=
|SAdfte MAIDEN uno Montos ,usiter mad
|bem Siocn sebcn, ha9er waren Iie in
Gle. Mls tie in Der Maiutr.
|bci Der "a. anlanstsn. iaste Der cine
|Derr u i'd weroe arf Die giisnbabn
|,parten, ba TONNE i'd i6neaer;" Serr
|B bage9en meinte, er noble lieber au
Esub seben nno elite fort. Na9 unse.
FAIR Is bis 20 Minute fam nit aac,
|GemDtbli9teit Elm @asen ansefabren
E0srr u lties elm. uno n0be Der later
kpisoer aus, UNI eiuen @ei@aftsmann 81
uno feline Waarsn a%nsupreiien
|pie wuroe er aber iiberral9t, ols er Dor
ke, baB Serr . iAOn Dor elmer Wlertel'
tanbs baseweien ano feline Srosr er'
, 1876-08-21
Ri0mpnb pOit Office.
Ypff-M ARRANGEMENT.
Is. Oftobfr 1875.
Is. Oftober 1875.

@orhli9e SnrdpoH. j3nsfmar tSor,a.
Spurtaas ausgenpmmen-Nnfuuft s 81 Wp'
81. ID. CIV
Sonnae- @n'unft SD, 81. -aca.
fdiuB 1876 81. o.. ''"'
Waralibe @eg.Pof. 5Gslid, opsoenon,.
men Sorniaae. - Nnrunft I as 81 "gp "
pOltldlue 1876 unb 8 20 q. M.
sibli9e Pof. t3weimaI tdarid. eonu.
tags dne%aencmnen. @nfunft 12. on SD
nne 800 y: Dr. gcff9lub 4 g. m. INN
1915 n. M. "
Sorntaes; gnfunft 1900 ~ yOft
@idj nnno g. Tdnbiue Gifeuhohu. gSs.
Id Mnfunft 2.30 ". 81. - Voafdins
12.45 y. ~. "'''V'"b
9'nbiIe E. Greensboro. 9ptin,or tSo
itG. Mnfnaft 2.30 unb 9 9: W. 49, mns
l@lub 4W. u. unb 1916 y. ax. "r
GarmhiGe. SdaIib, e,untoos orso.,,,,
= men en- o. g@nfunft 2.3O q. 80. = YoRldlus
eDefapeafe e. Sbin Giiembahn. 9aorid,
Srnnta9s ausaenomnen. 9luf1infi G 81 gV
- ppltlbluB $50 y. R.
svn@burs Charlottesville, @tauutpn. mbit.
Sniphet Sprinas urb neHfid, BON Wbitesmi.
ppcr Sprth9s - Mnfunf. S g. 81. - Wnif,
tbluB $50 q. 81. S"-
@sf Saint hub etatinuen M mr. ~ ~
Ut. INN 6. O. u. 3aalid, @unrtaas ousas.
neIlI1sn; j. @nfunft 1890 !. 81. ~ Wnit.
@lcueetsr, itter @ea yoint. ,Gorid.-wu
'anIt 1880 .. M. pOfialu6 2@. M.
3appab"nnud, iter gilb Saul. tSoIid. -
@"tanft $50 9. 81. - yoll6Ius i u. 81.
Sames Riber campfer. gr.irnaI rvd,u,
icy. @ntanft Muuta]s, Mlttppd)s unh
gtsitass, s %. W. YohidluG Tisnlfaas
AoHnsriaas unb Suanabents, 5000 81
Canal Gafct. gr.imol b Sdentid
,Mnfun,t, M'ttmpds 3reitaes unit @cnntaos
.. w: - polidtub, MOntasa, Mittpudbs
nao 5rftiags, 4 ". %.
short gnmb Goute. i3wciml N tpvdentrid.
- Mnfrnft, Mttdmpbs anp g ouno6enps e
70, 10; % Q, yDfielub, DUnnerfass nno Sona
, 1876-08-21

Teuer. Sn vOelow Sapern" in
Der groof &oao Serit6rte elm Seuer 5rei.
tag unsefdbr I'M II ubr einen Stall
Mnb Sdeune. wclde 9errn Gardner
aeb6rte. 3wei 8ferbe, Sipsi &ibe GU
Ser Den Mderseratbldaiten perbrannten.
9as Gi9sntbum NOR ni9t periihert.
9dtte es ni9t geresnet, mare aud oas
8ohnbaus oes 9errn Gardner seritort
luDr0cn.
, 1876-08-21

. o Il o n, 10. Mus. Cine Gpejial.
bepei9e aug 0ermont mcloet. boB 5,pei
&inoer bee Srn. S. ". Smi!b gu 8urfe
5ufdlis Die Shener ibres 9atcrs in
8rano ieBten nno baB zines bericlben in
ben Glammen umfnm.
, 1876-08-21

8 ur19ebrannt. S%onnabei,o
Morsen ,purbe baspferb bss 9r. Senifsr
@arnett, mel@es Dor ieinem6auie iano,
aIs Die 9ampflpribe porbei fnbr, i9en,
nno lief in GROCER Gle burd Die 7. 9tra=
g., uno brebte in Die MaintraBe elm
bort ltolperte es uno fiel in einen Wa=
gen. Niemano tpuroe perlebt.
, 1876-08-21

S@teuern. Sn Der Iebten Wo9e
ipuroen i'm 3ten Diiiritt BON @irsinia
folsenbe Summen fir Steuern einses
nommen: Montas, $17,754.20; 9iens
flag, $17,950.52; Mittwoh, $780,
So; OOnnertae, $16,269.36; Sreitas.
$l2,4S9.74 Sonnabenb, $16,870.31.
SIM @ansen, $50, 1874. &C.
, 1876-08-21

Sail. Mls Sames 8rabibam Son'
rabenb UNI IL am Sad BON Seabroof:
Gpei1er arbeitete. fiel er berunter uni
Derrentte ieinen GnD9el am SUP. 81
puroe nit Der Stabt= ambulance nod
5einem 5auie, gde rer 9ten ano Gprr
Ctr, 9ebra4t.
, 1876-08-21

goliaei.S allie. 2eBte Wode
wuroe BON 3ihter @bite IT'S G,iml-
nal. Sale, so @elcbiibertretunsstSdue
NIB 100 gipil. Sale, int @anaen 33e
sSdue entl6ieoen.
, 1876-08-21
Gpueftipnen BON Yrieffalfee.

Won aaifen an ten swei bslonberen Speoen.
Tslbe ais Stsrnfs ften befannt fnt, GEO nnp
il.4o G. ~, go urb us 81. Wf. Spnn
tags-9.3O .. M. unb Z q. N.
Mn yttettaeen - eco g. gP. uns
": 9f: @on alleI anbern aalfeu ,persrr
ete Srlefe auf benz &udpey Der Srroer onoe.
gOll. y. Z. 8nn 9ep, y %.
, 1876-08-21

Siebe. Scr YoliSeiridter oittirte
Gonnabeno gum erltcn Male elnem
weiben Mann, Namens Sen. Wtsrri
peatber auber 10 Sage Sail, 5 Siebe,
neil ocrlslbe cine @onsrmslone sclto9'
Zen.
, 1876-08-21

@or einisen Sasen wurbe Sr. Torbes,
Die 6rau oes &esilrators; in gudln9-
Dam bonn Yferoe seworfen nnb isbr Der.
lebt. Col. Jorbes Derlieb Die Staot
Gonnabsnb UNI nod Buckingham gu se-
ben.
, 1876-08-21

JaI{9er 2drm. @etern Mor'
gen muroe elm TeuerIi3nal BON Dem
Go}ten %, Ode Der 7 unb Canal Str,
geseben, bod erwies es ii4 als fall9.
Menn Scenario, Der 10 etiuas obli6tll9
tbut, ersriHsn wirb, ipute Inn cine ltarts
Gtrnfa Shall fnnrNAn
, 1876-08-21

3ise, ipelde RiGmp b I'M Q: o 9. 81. ~seriaien, fab
rn tasl'6 K cnnt 90 aus5enOmmenl uno baltsn an BET
allen eetrptnli6en Statip zen
9u8e, ipel6- Ribnpno UNI 1870 q. Ne. SerlaHen,
fabren td8lit unb taltsn al in 9anpper. "ruila @pr.
nensoiae Charlottesville Spp @,tum's' 8rper, @reens
rpob, a2asa fbcrc. eta nton. Gcibsr Wiahcrt'. app.
nstsn uno allen Stattolen reitiia BON Iaeqbans
VIC prnEap. at'pn-3ise re lafsn :htdmpnb ftr @pr.
behsptae unp allen 3wtften Stdttpnen tdsl d. u prn.
tags ansaenpmmen I'm 4:i5 u. SD. Die .@aHaatere
B eles 3u8es trsfer.un $50 Q. ~ In Nyafb II ton Elm
81 6 fpinnsn In Gidmsnb On pie frtet:
Grp s6 Bag tdslid UNI o. 81
gNf 5uaid lid lSpnntass a~usseupm. } un, 6:5O u W.
Aeeo rapratioa,u tasii6 (Srnatass aass. 1880 @.Mt.
5u9e, welhe In ytdn,pnb a.fpmmen. balten Bel ten
Stattenen an. pte cben.
Die Big. r%erb.neen ft nit ttn 3ieen Ger Rihnpnb
uno OanD'ue u"b H'tmprb uno J. Petersburg Giientabn,
fpir,e BON ais nab &ttmpno.
Wabere Hnsfunft pesen 9. cite etc pirb In Rp 1926
Wtatn Sr., peer tn Der Sf6ee Ter Gonpasnie ertbe,lt.
@Dnw'p G. Dom ,rb
General g%a1aeier. rab Gidet. aseut,
W. ~. g. Dunn,
Sneenieur unb Gnperinteu> ert. 81
, 1876-08-21
BAD Der G%eutsnninls Nusteauns.

Wab Der G%entenninIs MusftLung.
Htdmrub. grrf 6iSe~ unb)
G~befaptafe G~iienbatn =
Super Sfiee Is. y al 1876.
Mn geIuder Der ,,Gsnte"niai."
Nm uns nah tieient 1a'um rerten auf 80 Gage bonn
Iatum tbr r @asft flung an auiti e Grturfipns =
1tdet ;pifden Tftd ncno unp Tbt apeipbia pil gprt
9tpsr Rahn n bt,fer Office fir s8 % aus eaeben.
Siele &iftt fab 3u taten in ga btr's S26 Mai frase
tnt Grtanse pptsl uno II Der 1 rfce tisfer Grmpaenis
az Fer Gds Ger 25fen unb 3rdtrabs.
.. s. D"puaIdS,
NIB Supetintenbent.
, 1876-08-21
Der 96Ikem Narf.

Ger @tSuite uno rei,enfte Iarf am
Sames SuB nnterbals &thmpnb. neteu Der
.,Samss River Steam 9repc.s" III ieBt ren
Yu'lfam seDfnst uno wirb an GelellGaf CT
fur . e.Nies etc. etc. ~ gu bsieloe bu d leias
Gage lt pcrsas'i9 cisnst, bern tstbet. 2uf-
bite fnb ieptr Sci an ber 20. Giraffe su be.
fOmntsn, nm nod benz Yarf au T ,brsn.
BUM 81 den aAp fiit DISQUALIFICATION III
Der YlaB lspr selseen.
mn .. 9. 0ansttnG jr.
, 1876-08-21
a!1me7b erufr Alarm-G s!sarapb.
m = e a f e n.

Alu m 6 f c n.
Np. 2 grie gplisei Station.
No. 3 .3pe'te poli3ei StattUn.
N.. d Critic yOri3ei Staticu.
20. 5 @prisenbaas, Ste strase. nab.
Yrpab.
No. ~5pof anb Gabber Soule," grsab
StroBc, awiiden Der 9ten unb 1Oteu.
nc. Z SprtBsnbans, 1Steu @ts.. nab
6,anflin. WY
NU. 10 Rpdetts.
NO. 1-3 Ode Der 12trn unb Woin orr.
Mr. ia Gds Der 1Oten unh gsrS Ctr.
40. 10 Gds Der item unb Cars Ctr.
NO. 1-6 gde Der gine unb aAaiu ctr.
Ne. IL Gde Der 3ten unb Tuyol CTR.
No. 2-1 Gde Der 25tem mnb sroap e.
NJ @ds Der 17tsn unb Marlbaa CTR
N0. "a Ode Der 17tsn unp Malbiuotuu
Ctr.
M0. rs @strrsulitan eilsn.@ erss z.
Ctr.
No. 20 Ode Der 5teu unb Main cir.
no. 81 Gde Der 14tsn unb Main Ctr
No- 80 Ode Der 22feu mne Maiu ctr
w. ga gde FER 13t'n II Gary Ctr
no. 3-5 Stdotildss N~rmenbaus.
NO. So Iretesar Giien.@erfe
no. Al Ode bsr 9tsu unb Qeis ctr.
no. 2 SrOab Strabs = de Sail aus.
Mo. 4-3 gde Srrins unb pine Ctr.
No. As Ode ct. S.mes unb Dupof Ctr.
no. 40 Ssr Benb us, 25ae Ctr.
%O. 81 Spriyenbaus, 10 Str.
No. 90 eds BEL Clap I'M Gjilmer ctr.
, 1876-08-21

Wetter. Goraeltsrn Seiste basS6er
mometer UNI 8 ubr Nadmitta9s 81
Grab.
, 1876-08-21

JttupuluAu, Su
6 lauten if BEN Sreunten unS BEN Yu.
putlifum i'm @l 'smeinen ihr a'pBrs Q,ger.
reltes aus fp'seneen @eden tetsbt. an,l :
bistsn frozen. @epi3'ne. Chem falisn, @cs
be. unb Ieilet- q ltifel, @ap mime, aorfe,
pnfamerien. JarbfeFe, Harps, Sc G, 8tnlfsr
slas. Slit etc. etc. e,nid tse id MQss, mas
in sinem auttn Drosen @sl9aft sewBbnli9 gu
baben 1T.
Ole fubren s'ei4fa1s cine arrbe Iuspabl
bidtilder Tr:odraiipnen oils: &rr./s @tIatine,
9afer's Gpcca, Yerl. GriBe, Som stitfe,
Safsrmsbk Sasp, 1hpiUea, cpnbelf ts 81 Id
etc. etc.
Santretb's anrantirter Garter 1aamen. ros
scn elm Dpllcs I6u,trment fets SorrGttig 1T.
grncentrirte 5tu1t. $Tenren, Nromatili-
rnnss Gr.rafte Yoa jeosr S.rte, 0epirse gum
GinnaGen.
Gerner lenfen lie tie Mafmerfiamfeit auf ibre
f.sefArHtd9'ra YIrfr1att, .ustg. err COZ i@g-
r.se plobs pspanpsm unD fit wslas ie ga an-
tiren tSnneu. NIB
, 1876-08-21
Azs -
Nbelapeafe unb Sbi, Gilunbabn.

Gbefaseate unb Stio Gif.rtatn,T
gaddsier.D eparttn ent
8idnpnp. 3D., II. Sum-, 1876
I'm nno mad Sem 18.Snni 1876, fab. en-
bic Walas er. s3iiae, w;e follt
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:


Resolved, That 1t is deemed inexpedient,
unwise and impracticable by the Democ-
racy of the Fourth judicisl circuit Of
Indiana to place in nomination the pres
emit candidate, who is now presented on
the Democratic state ticket for supreme
judge and that it Is the sense OF this con-
vention to have a change.
Senator r. G. Bell offered the following
as an amendment:
AN AMENDMENT.
WHEREAS. At the regularly called and
constituted state convention of the Demo-
era ic party the Hon. James l.. Worden
was unanimously dominated candidate
'or judge of the Supreme Court of the
state; and
Whereas, Judge Worden hiss in all re-
spects proved himself to be an honest, up
right aud able judge; therefore
Resolved, That this judicial district adj
heres to his nomination and ssks the CO.
operation and votes of the Democratic
party of the state to secure his election.
JOHN B. NORMAN,
who offered the original resolution, made
a powerful sp sech against the indorsenent
OF Judge Worden. He was followed by the
Hon. A. P. Edgerton of Fort Wayne.
Judge Edgerton, who holds the first rank
among the LAWYERS Of lis district, celiv-
ered a cool, unimpsssionsd, but telling ar
gument, holding hat the convention had
no jurisdiction, and that only state con-
vention possessed the power of creating
vacancy upon the state ticket. But grant
ing the Jurisdiction, he denied the exist
ence of any proof of wrong doing on the
part OF Judge Worden. Hisspsech was re-
o,sxv oI ffk nd In Ee
most effective OF the convention. John
w Kesrn of KokOmo followed with vio-
'ent attack upon Judge Worden. Martin
Van Buren, Spencer, candidate for presi-
Dental electcr from Allen county, made a
vigorous speech in support OF Judge Wor-
den.
T. s. BRIscoE
of Blackboard made a speech in which he
repeated and amplified Judge Edgerton's
arguments. Upon the conclusion OF Mr..
Briscoe's speech motion was made to sd-
journ sine die and seconded. To this Wal
pole G. Colerick OF Allen objected. Mr.
Colerick srraigned the central committee
for surprising their powers in calling dis
trict conventions. He traced the
lieved them to be malicious fsbricstions.
He pleaded psthetically for Allen county
which would consider the removal OF
Judge Worden from the state ticket as q
direct affront to himself. Col. Isaiah b.
Mcdonald of Whitley followed briefly
sustaining the the action of the State Gem
trail Committee.
THE VOTE ON ADJOURNMENT.
At the conclusion of Col. McDonald's
address the motion to adjourn sine die
was put and carried by the following
vote:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
JUDGE PERKINS NOMINATED AFTER A SHARP
CONTEST.
Especial to the seutinei.l

lSpeclal 10 the Seut1nel.
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, IND, July N.-The
delegates TO the Third District Judicial
Convention assembled here to-day, and
alter sharp contest selected Judge Per-
kins as their stsDdard-beare or for the Su-
preme Bench. General Mess of Hsmil-
ton, WIS the next best in the race,
though McCabe OF Fountain doomed up
lively for a while, aud other distinguished
gentlemen were not slow In the race, as
more FULLY spp-ars by the record. All
earthly scquiesceI in the selection
when maze and harmony prevailed.
The convention was called to order &C 2
O'Clock by =. B. Wilson, chairman of the
Montgomery county central committee.
Mr.. VIM. < English read the call OF the
central committee under which the cou-
vention had assembled. The Hon. John
r. Coffroth was called to the chair and
made permanent president. On taking the
chair he said:
REMARKS OF CHAIRMAN C0FFRoTH.
Gentlemen Of the Convention fl
thank you for the honor of being
called upon to preside over your
deliberations. You are assembled here to-
the call of the State Central Committee
which has been read to you. Tor the pur-
pose OF nominating some gentleman ss q
candidate for supreme juoge from this the
third judicial circuit. The time IL unpro-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
THE HON. GEO. V. HOwK,

NOW A RESIDENT OF THE CITY OF NEW
ALBANY,
the nominee of the convention Is native
Hoosier, having been born in Clark county
fifty one years ago. Himself of a Method
list family, he married Presbyterian wife,
after graduating at Asbury University
He has bad % years of legal practice in
Floyd and Clarke counties, In the former
of which he now lives. He was judge of
the Court of Comm mon Pleas of that distric.
under appointment OF Gov. Willard, refu-
sing a nomination for reelection az the ex-
piration of mis- term, though his triumph
ant election was foregone conclusion il
he could have been induced tn accept. In
1853 he represented his county in the low
or branch of the Legislature, and was SEN
stor from Floyd and Clarke In 1867
aud 1859. He has the reputation OF
being q number one msn in every
respect. he is large, well proportional and
OF commanding presence; be has good
d. well formed head and high full fore
bead. He is not
A BRILLIANT MAN,
but solid one. He is Conscientious,
careful, psinstsking and industrious stu
dent. well informed in general matters and
thoroughly posted in the law. his knowl-
edge of which comes as much from Isrge
and ex' ens've practice as from hard study.
He has a wonderful capacity for retaining
aud using what is once laid away in the
store-houss of his memory. His honesty
mas never been questioned. One-fourth
OF his business lie has been spent in office,
but no man has clearer record, no mans
hands are freer from the suspicion OF the
stain of ,bbery and corruption. A sound
l. a.. g. afk III
moved from mere partisan. Fair, candid
and unbiased, he is just the kind of stuff
out of which an upright, intelligent, hon.
est and incOrruptiole judge Is made.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
THE SECOND DISTRICT.
FORENOON SESSION.

THE CROWD IN ATTFNDANCE-THE PRE-
LIMISARY ORGANIZATION.
Especial to the Sentinel
NORTH VERNON, j uly Fl - The convention
for the Second Supreme Judicial Dlssric.
was called to meet here at 2 P. NJ. to-day. AS
all the trains were in before IL o'clock, the
delegates assembled in o i'd Fellows Hall
at that hour with general understanding
that at least preliminary organs cation
might be effec ed. The hall is large one,
capable of seating about 400 people. and
was we'll filled by as entn usi2s,lc
dent Democrat could wish to see.
Mr.. Carr of Bartholomew county called
the meeting to order aud moved the cleo
ton of Col. ScObey of Dscasur to the tenn
poTary craftsmanship, and the motion bsv-
ing prevailed the colonel said: l needn't
say TO you that L thank you for the COM
pliment of my selection. A speech re-
gard as unnec sssry and out of order. We
have met here under call of the State
Central Committee 20 fill q vacancy in the
Supreme Court judicial ticket, occa-
stoned by the resignation OF Judge Downey.
He read the call, saying that the gentle
men present had sssembied under tine call +,
and although the hour specified had not
arrived the delegates were all present and
1t was
PROPOSED TO ORGANIZES
without waiting for the hour. Again
thanking the convention for the honor, he
suggested the election OF secretary, and
Alfred G. Collins of Washington county
and r. E. Slater OF Dearborn were selected
A call of the counties showed representa-
tives from all the COUNTIES except Crawford
A motion to sdjourD until O'Clock and
an amendatory motion 10 j O'Clock pro-
voked considerable d. cuss on. 1t was
finally adopted without the amendment,
and the convention adjourned until p.
M. The delegates broke up into groups,
earnestly discussing the msrlts OF their
favorite candidates and the chances of
their election. Is was during this
recess that the opposition to Judge
Downey's reconciliation crystalized.
The general feeling was that be
deserved the compliment az the
hands of the party; that be
was entitled to that viBdicatioD, that II
there had been frauds Ia the Supreme
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at the conclusion of the vote John w.
Kern retrscted his charges and offered
three cheers for Judge Worden. The
cheers were heartily given and the con-
vention adjourned in good spirits not
outstanding the vehement speeches
Judge Worden was present but though
frequently called on did not favor the
convention with any remarks. But he re-
ceived the cordial support of such men as
Judge EdgertOn and Sen ator Bell.
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TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.
RESOLUTIONS AND COUNTER RESOLUTIONS
AN ADJOURNMENT WITH CHEERS.
lSpeciaI to The Sentinel.l

MUN1E, IND, July 1.-THE con.
vsntion of the Fourth judicial dis
trict met in this city and was called to
order promptly at o'clock by the Hon.
w. j. Craig, member of the state Gen.
trail committee. Upon motion of State
Senator r @. Bell of Fort Wayne, DIR.
William Glenn of Del ware county was
called TO the chair, with Lsie M. Bowsel OF
Allen. as secretary. John B. Norman OF
Franklin county Immediately obtained
the floor and offered
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Court his skirts were clear of 1t, and the
only ground Of opposition to him arose
from the fact that be was not so well
known over the state as at home, and his
nomination would possibly result in his
own defeat, besides weakening the state
ticket. This it was felt the Democracy of
the district could not afford to do.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE NoMINATIoN-THE BALLoIINe-THE
RESULT.
The attendance In the afternoon was
much larger than In the morning. The
temporary officers were made permanent.
Another call OF counties showed rep.
reservations present from all the districts
except Crawford county. Mr.. Devor
moved to proceed with the nomi-
nations, and Messrs. Frank Will
son of Lswreuce county, George
v. Howk of FLOYD, B. W. Wilson,
Decatur; Thos. l.. Collins, Washington,
and Edwin p. Ferris. Ripley, were men
toned for the nomination. Judge Downey
was also named by several parties, but
VAS withdrawn by friend who was actin g
by authority for the judge. On the fourth
ballot the names of Thos. p. Collins and
Frank Wilson were withdrawn, and Fran
els It. Hord of Bartholomew county was
nominated fer the nomination, Geo. N.
Howk coming within two votes of getting
the nomination. On the fifth ballot be got
away with the prize by two votes and a
halt A motion to make the nomination
unanimous was carried with q shout and
a whirl of enthusiasm that augured
well for his success at the polls.
Messrs. CORDIALLY, Haynes and Islin-
ger were appointed committee
to inform Mr.. Howk of his nomination.
Waiting their return the convention called
for James V. Kelso of New Albany. de
is a warm greenback man, and said his
Democracy bad been suspected for some
tine past, but the suspicion was without
foundation. For a time after the 81.
Louis convention he did raise the flag of
revolt, but when he saw that its following
would lead him into the radical camp, he
resolved to return to his allegiance. 1t Is
true that something is wrong in the
country,
THE WOLF Is AT THE DOOR
of labor, but can we stop its ravsges by &C.
ton outside OF the Democratic party? That
grand old political organization is not re-
sponsible for this condition of affairs. The
Republicans have bad the control OF
and have mismansged the affairs of the
government. Count me for at least one
blow at the miscresnt who has done the
foul deed. Charles Jewett of Clark was
called out, but instead OF speaking intro
duced the Hon. Simeon K. Wolf,
who was interrupted bv the entrau ce
ofthe committee escorting Judge Howk.
He feelingly accepted the nomination,
promising to serve the state to the best of
mis- ability, but declined making a speech,
considering it out OF place for judicial
nominee to make political address.
After the sdjournmen. OF the convention
theTilden, Hendricks and Reform Club.
turned out for q street parade in its neat
Uniform OF red, white and blue, carrying
the banners and national colors used at
the ratification meeting of the preceding
evening. A martial band headed the process
sion, their soul stirring airs carrying the
spectators back to the days OF '6l, when
the Democrats of the North sided by few
Republicans, were following the same
strains in defence of the whole country and
her flag against the attacks of the Southern
c.nn