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Thermometer
pae r.:
10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
93O go
The Weather.
||.S,'@9,snt, Office Of the Chief
r. Washington, June l2-1
|s',, Tor saturday--For the
kS nuc States, stationary or
S,,,'e winds mostly south
n, Sy cloudy weather !; posi-.
I'M! local rains in the eastern
"'Nary or higher Temporal
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bon'a ssoA.a Ehls -.
|a .n I'd lash Toned under feed
6hius, for the New Davis
M will turn Q hem, sew
1 tight side and stitch on
| one operation /; will do I'LL
|id,h bias or straight. either
h WOODEN goods ; will oil
| on. any goods and much
d basting for any kind Of
\ and see and you will be-
4, III Market street.
s. W. BYE, Manager.
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Dickie's Poultry Powder, for cholera
and ether diseases Of fowls, sold by
Taylor L Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2
King street.
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s. Anti-Bilious Powders |

pms Anti-Bilious Powders is
ling remedy for biliousness,
sick stomach, ague, aches
he body, sudden colds, stopped
etc. 1t is q wonderful bilious
easy purgstive. Price Csc.
ping streets or 602 Arch street,
10y 4 Sawyer, No. 3o2 Market
turning out daily the finest
pAs in the city at very low
t0dy smokes Chapman's 8 cent
What everybody 7" Well.
rybody. 4th and shipley SITS,
|our children to 3O2 Market
ID have them photographed.
ards for IL. Warranted.
Hard Rubber Trusses are
eat, neatest and most durable
&c. Z. Jas. Belt ia sole agent.
room for ladies'. Lady at
Skins and sponges, whole
fetail large stock. Danforth's
drug Store, I'd and Market
Agency for the "Celluloid"
In need Of a nice summer
ID call on L. Heiss, the mer-
H' No. 3 East Sd street, as he
Fl up in a satisfactory man
Skins and Spongss, q new
CeiVed and for sale at reason
", at Taylor 4 Fullerton's,
les' 5O2 King street.
as'zner, the popular barber
u'ser, is prepared to shave
y call at his shop. No. los
wi, .H..
sss, and most popular Toilet
x POWDERS for sale by ]. r.
druggist, Fifth and Poplar
70 buy railroad tickets to
,l,i,iadelphia, is at stansbury
ill East Water street.
lnsy, No. 1903 King street,
ana retails lemons, &C., Of
market prices.
ASA Is making summer suits
style and ct lowest prices.
~ ~ stock Of straw hats at
l y Ava Market street.
: Dl S are ready with a full
,' ana a low prioel Rumford
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The steamer Breakwater, for the Old
Dominion Line, will leave. Reaches
yard in Chester to-day.
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JEclAL nENTIOs.


I'm, sl2 Marke. street, sslli
|sSaTls 75c. to 800; Victoria
10 g5c. /; Printed Lawns, 30,
Fruit Of the Loom, muslin M
Elide, 100. Psrasols, zoe. TO
\ for the million, 70 OTIS. up.
|l.ucs Of this month we will
NJ our customers for about
C,ica other dealers pay for
l' consumers will find II to
btsge not to buy goods in
I'M they have inspected our
|cnr Advertisement IN anoth.
sud don't fail TO convince
A personal visit that we
hsapsr than other dealers.
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Reductions.

Ksnnard & Co. are closing out
fk of Ingram and Tapestry
csrpets at reduced prices, to
)m for fall stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12

.RfeBlueMt Apu Vtco FfebAa00t.
The Grsenback- Labor National Con-
vsntion, at Chicago, adjourned finally
at ten minutes past six o'clock yester.
day morning, after nominating General
James B. Weaver, of Iowa, for Presi-
dent, and General 4. ]. Chambers, OF
Texas, for Vice President. Each was
nominated on the first ballot.
The following is the report Of the
nomination as sent through the asso-
ciated press dispatches
At325 A. NJ, II was moved that the
Convention proceed 70 ballot for can
didate for President of the United
States. An informal ballot was first
taken, the result Of which was an
nouncsd at 4,10 A. H., Just as daylight
was making the gas burn yellow, and
the rcostars were heard. Il stood,
Weaver, 224i; Wrigh, 1881; Dillaye.
ll9; Butler, 95; Chase, SO; Allis, Al;
Campbell, Il.
Before the announcement Of the first
ballot II became evident that Weaver
had . clear majority, and all the dele
gates hastened 70 change their votes to
that candidate. Motions sprang from
every part Of the Convention TO make
the nomination unanimous, and, Just
as the sun shons through the eastern
windows, the result Of the ballot was
announced a. 71y for James B. Weaver
the total vote-and, without any
motion, his nomination was made
unanimous.
In the midst Of perfect pandemon-
ium Of shouting delegates, the nomina-
tions Of candidates for Vice President
were made: General Horace P. Sargent
Of Massachusetts,, presented the name
Of General A. M. West, Of Mississippi;
Z. J. Chambers, ofTexas, the candidate
Of the st. Louis Greenbaek Convention,
was also put In nomination. On the
first ballot Chambers received 400 and
West 81 votes. General Chambers
nomination was then made unanimous.
At 6 A. NJ, General Weaver came
into the hall, apparently fresh after q
good nights sleep, and accepted the
nomination which q slsepless conven.
ton rendered TO him. he said that, In
o most informal manner, and relying
on Divine Providence, he accepted the
trust reposed in him, and promised Ia
inform them In more formal manner
Of his acceptance.
After passing the usual votes Of
thanks, the Convention, at 6.l0 q. M,
adjourned sine die.
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Rtdloy Pnrk Seminary.

On Thursday evening the pupils Of
Ridley Park Seminary, assisted by 3
few former graduates Of the institution,
gave an excellent musical and literary
entertainment TO Q large number Of
their friends, the hall being crowded,
among whom was goodly number Of
Chesteria1s. The stage and surroun-
dings were tastefully decorated with
Pot plants and Aoral designs, represent
ing Tyres, stars, harps, etc. The ex-
ercises were opened about half past
eight o'clock by Q duet and chorus by
the school, which was very well render.
cd. An Grafton, Guilty or mot Guilty,
by Miss Davis, was q good effort and
was we'll received. The singing during
the evening was very good, though
the pieces selected were rather diff
cult ones. An order for a picture, a
recitation, by Miss Annie Refs, Of Will.
mington won we'll meritsd applause.
A recitation by Miss Annie Stokes, Of
Wilmington, was browning feature Of
the evening, as was also the duet, The
land Of the Swallows, by the Misses
Taylor, of Wilmington. We are indsbt-
ed to Mrs. W. n. Berry Of Chester, q
former student, for some very excellent
instrumental solos, which were fault
lessly rendered. The evenings enter
tainment concluded with . fairy piece
entitled, The Priestess Of Nature, which
was participated in by . number Of
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EHOR SALE.-A LARGE NEW ~
y foundland dog. sl4 Market 10y
street. 6I2fN
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II OST.-ON FRIDAY, JUNE nth, A
~ lady's black silk lace cap. The finder
VIII De suitably rewarded on returning tho
came to No. 40 L. Sixth street. el2St
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WANTED.-A WHITE WOMAN AS
quired. 6l2t3t
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r. OST.-oN NEWPORT PIKE ON FRI-
~ day, lady's light cloth coat, Reward
II left at REPUBLICAN, office. 612tN
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OARDIN G.-PLEASANr ROOMS
ID with home comforts. 600 Washington
st. 9l2-t3t
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PERSONAL. POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

The following hour personals ao
clipped from tho horDdHL'wa ln'rCrsty
pdW u will ho observed that Lou
Frsnsholm IN "TCChcro. Now Ia tho
namo nl gentle peace what lisa "rochrro' y,
Cau II he that the Hipy means roch''ch,i
lnu FranIhcin,, cue oi the 'Techrro
gallauts ri Wheeling, isat Mr. Dasson's
on Front street.
Miss RclIic Mcclure, oi Wheeling, IN
making her annual visit Ia MorsanioN ~.
Miss Genie Wagner, u belle at the
metropolis at West Virginia, Wheeling,
In again IN our midsi.
judge Seamon, III Wheeling, In visit
inu Nnrgantnwn. Ills main object IN
coming was Ia attend commencement -
his girl has Just returned from the West
Miss Ellen Ellinsham, ot Sixteenth
street, IN entertaining Miss Emma White,
at Slcuhruylllc
Miss Mamie Mollal IL tho guest al
Miss Salie Howell, III Chaplinc street
Miss Hello paley,a Newhurg, W, Va,
belle, Is visiting Miss Maggie J, Owens,
Ut sixteenth street
Several members oi tho graduating
class III so oi the Seminary are going tn
Rathany tn morrow inr the purpose at
lislracling the minds at those poor
Young men Who proposo tn lhrow
themselves on cruel world next Thurs
day, Cruel set these girls,
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R1yns iNTnLLi0nNCH.

III. marx. ON the gauge last evening
..ai 4 -. a Inches and about ~
,ionsry. The river rose inones dur
Inc ~ tday night, and fell eyeassfcssy ~;
We, nan predlrt q rise ofsos Fsss
In the next two or three usy"
weather clear and hot. -. =, Q
The Chancellor passed aow9x ss,r.
o'clock yesterday morning wv 0"'
natl. ...,or down
10 Oresap's yesterday. a..
The regular parkerseufx paoss' "'
this morning ID the Courier, ,.
The Ed. Hobbs arrived rom LOUIE
Vile, Yesterday, about IL o'clock.
Tive N. Lawrence got away satutusy
for Cincinnati, with about oil she 'ou'"
carry. .. ,,,,,.r
boa,s ON the Upper Ohio, 70 due tory
from Cincinnati, and will dspa''o' "a'
port 10 morrow. Az.
The sydney will take tho place oI me
M. Lawrence next saturday.
Tha Morgan, with u tow Of emptiss,. Ii
living near tho bridge on tho Island AIDE
The Bensons terry boat was Mas" On
the docks Saturday morning III" '"'
Marietta ferry boat put on:
WIN. Wolihas purchased the s.ealne!
n q. urace for use asa transfer boat
bctween tho terminus Of tho Tuscarawss
road aud the Peoples whariboa@
Orso,ssArI, June ia River ieet
o inches aud falling, Weather rainy anu
warm. Arrived--Ba,chelor, iittsDurYh'
urani,o State, NJ, Louis Departed
Granite State, Huntington.
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over the Baltimore and Ohio
Hallway.

Tn Tuesday, June ~, 1880, the BalIi.
more and Ohio railroad will sell exCur-
sion tickets from all coupon stations ON
their line, 10 san Francisco aud return.
Tho tickets are goud lor ninety days.
This excursion train viii leave chicago
at ~ 30 q. N, "Wednesday, June Nth,
passing over the &. X |, \ l.. X u.
Palace sleeping cats through, aud dining
ears 10 Omahs, will accompany tho ex'
CuTsion.
This will be the only opportunity To
visiting the Golden Gate, al such asmall
outlay, and at no time oi the year will
the country through which you pass he
~ beautiful ~ during the months OF
July aud August. The Yosemite Falls,
Great Trees, Geysers, aud the hundred
other places 81 interest on the Pacific
slope can all ho reached on this ercur
sion al reduced rates, Reduced rates
have also been arranged at the various
hotels and eating houses on the route.
Fare Tor the round trip from Wheeling
only slS6. For tickets aud iull inlorma.
ton apply 90 agents OF the H. 4 o., X.
X, or W. T.. Reppert, Passenger Agents,
anbl n. High ~, Columbus, q.
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rsnlra Mhselins Rnhhsrr

Tho burglar TENDS were about the
Fiih ward, on Saturday morning, and
u might hc sali, With prnprlcly, that IN
a gund lncality Ia be- boarded hy that
class nl gentry. should a Second visit
honor that neiahhorhool, the uninvltcd
quests will be warmly welcomed per
haps iun'cd to STAY. On Saturday morn
lng domestic employed at the res,dcncc
nf Capt. Ed. llornbruok, 2aW Chapllnc
street, found upon descending Ia the
Kitchen, that during the night burglar
hal been in the house and had carried
nn various articles. An open window
BETRAYED the means III entrance. \
search developed the Tact that u large
amount ot provisions had been carried
niI the ihict ransacking the entire lower
PARTON III the house Ia his wandcrlngs,
THE cellar, especially, hal been inspcCl
81 aud every portable ealahlo removed.
Il II not vet known whether any articles
ol dress or iuwelry have been stolen.
Tho rrsldenCe ui Mrs. \. l., RemiCk,
newt door, had been also honorsd. Marks
un the shutters showed the attempt to
inrre them, an attcmpt that Was Hat
failure.
ir T. ~ Mccoy, another door above,
had been visited aud the inmates ot the
house heard the Noise Ia the yart The
vigorous barking ri the house dog hal
evidently deferred the PROV ler from any
lumther attempt No clue IN the NIB.
Der.
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ssllsr Julyj sSje ssllsr August; r,I,c,.
"a SSlo. oais-Dull and lower =, Gs
oash; 30 ssllsr June, 27to seller Ju,si
SSlc sslIsr August kyc-Firmsr ., ~
bsrlsy-nall, weak and lower a. III
Pork Unsettled bu, lowsrs, $40 Ssos.S'
90 ga seller Julyi go Aei(si0 As al
seller August Lard Steady and IN
fair demand d q 90 cash aud Ssll.,
July, q al seller August. Bulk Meal.
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky.
Steady and unchanged al 81 w.
urnssnnan.
OtsoinsAri, June ". - Cotton
Quiet aud firm At iiic. flour-Dul,
family "a bD(s6 10; fancy - OOsS Is
Whect--Dull; No. . red winter 81 N
Corn--pull and lowers No. 2 SpiCetl
Oa,s--Dull aud unchanged. Rye-In
fair demand nj s,ic. Barley None IN
tho market Pork -Quiet nj SiO "a
iam-ln good demand Al u 85. Hun
Meats Firm at &la0ic. iiacou-firm
A ii, 7laS7ic, Whisky STEADY N,
SiW. buiicr-ln uooi demand and !.
shade higher choice Western Resery,
Isolde; choice Ohio ilitsl2ic.
Toledo.
ToLspo, June l2.-whest-wnk
Mol white Michigan 81 II amber Mach
issu 81 ~; No. ! RID Wabash 81 u,
selIer June d 10; seller July VOL, seller
August Odlc; No. dayton and Mich,
nan rsd 81 Is; No. = amber llliuo.
IN H. Oorn--steadyi high mihcd tOlc
No. . spot %Oc; seller July apic, No. .
white itc; rejected apic; damaged No,
Osts-Duil; No. = Ilo.
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rho storm

tho ri tho scyorrst Rlusturms at
the season visited the CITY ga
saturday evening The daN Was
the uarmest oi the yCar and toward
ita close the Eultry az gave rromn.
nitinu ri the approaching storm. The
heavy rlnuds gathered IN the norlhNoSl
and lur a tune II seemed the wind would
sweep them away toward the north hut
steady upbeT current hurc ihUm dnNn
upon ~ and ompilcd then contents,
The rain Tell ln torrents ut eight u'clurk
aud continued ut intervals throughout
the night
Though M serious damage was done,
there aru numhoIlrSs reports at minor
happenings Trees were blown down
in Iar,ous parts at tho city, cellars we've
nyrtilnwed aud the streets transformed
inin miniature lakes, Cars wcrc dr-
tainrd, travel stopped and Peterson =
bnulcyard" Ia the Eighth waui com'
pletoly inundated.
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DItOW N ED?
Clothing Found On the Creek
Hank.

Early Yesterday morning, MiSs May.
uie llinuH, Who lives ~ the house ~ Mira
frory'a. on the creek hank, near the
Tack factory, was startled NJ finding n
coat, vCsl, hat aud pair al panlRlnnns
lying On tho udgo al tho bank. Tho
police we've NJ once notified nnd repre-
sentative ot thlS paper accompanied tho
Sergeant Ia the spot, THE ariiolos men
toned ahuyu lay unclaimed on tho Gin
der bank, which IN very rrocipiIous NJ
this point. The coat and wat are black
worHird diagonal goods, material good
aud accounting rather new. The hat WA
black slouch, wiiha band al crope.
The pantaloous had hcon wrapped up
with pair al suspunders, both now aud
unwuTu. Lying near tho yoHt was one
link al u steel watch chain,
A search near the spot discovered
footprints, evidently made since the
storm al the night before, aud leading
toward the creek. Tho priut oI the heel
was Very distinct aud showed the track
Ia have been made with u huot or shoe
Tho g,riCtcBt search could develop
nothing more IN the way ol clue.
Miss Hines said Hho had seen u man
walking about there NJ eleven o'clock on
Saturday night, Ito seemed intoxicated,
hat shc had not noticed him parlicu'
larry, supposing he lived IN tho vicinity
aud know his whereabouts. Sho had
not remarked his disappearance
In the course III the day II became
kuuwn that u man wearing clothes stint
lar tn those found, had been Ia Sheeky's
saloon on Saturday night aud had been
refused liquor, heiug then very inioNi'
Gated.
The general beliefs that the wcaror ol
those clothes has been drowned, aud II
~, the swift water would long ago have
swept the body iar below Tho police
theory IN that hr took ull his coat and
vest aud purpoScd lying down, aud acct
duutally irll over the bank, which IN
very trcacherous about there, The
clothing IN nov Ut police headquarters
awaiting identification,
Go Ia the T. l.. Church supper aud
faaIiNal in marrow pVpuiup
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-14
BROWNS BOOM.
RESULT 0f SATURDAYS DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELECTIONS,
Brown, for Sheriff, Scoops Seven Of Ten
Townshlps-Ths Elected Del
egs,es and their lndl'
yldual Votes,
the CONVENTION THIS MORNING,

On Saturday afternoon, between the
hours Of I aud 7 o'Clock, was held the
Democratic primary election Tor dele
yates Ia the county convention, which
meets nj 10 o'clock this morning, 10 no.
lect a county ticket. The election was
held pursuant 10 the call of the EKecu'
tive Committee.
rug POLLING
progressed with all the regularity and
nearly the excitement OF general cleo
ton. The polling places were surround
oil nv large crowds aud the electionesr'
inv VAS fierce aud interesting. all per
sons beinp, however, of tho same shade
of political complexion. Carriages were
run I'm tho interest III various candi'
dates. aud they themselves were not
idle, but skirmished about from ward
10 ward wherever the most good could
bo done,
SUFFICIENT CHALLENGING
WAS done, II might bo thought, Ia keep
out any but Democratic votes, hut ~
ports from tho various townships say IN
occasional Republican was run In AMI
tho Judges mono tho wiser, The Chal'
lenpors we're especially alert In the lower
part oi the city, though but lew votes
were thrown out. When n doubtful
man prpsentcd himself the oalha at allie.
glance aud support were eNacted, snd
his ballot dcpos,,ed, AT the Court
House mau presented himself with hts
vote, aud, challenge ensuing, u light
was Imminent, but was aNertod, la tho
Fourth ward there were several mlnor
disturbances aud u liulo had blood on
rendered, but nothing serious resulted
la fact, tho election wax, inr tho most
part, characterized lay orderly behavior;
aud especially ~ In yiow 0i the Tact that
all tho Haloons were open. The latIor
however, wc,c extremely quiet,
ygny lIrlIg sCW,rCuI>u
was done, comparatively, some al tho
townships retaining n clean, unvarying
vote. Hut ono ticket VIA scratched ~
CLAY, two Ia Rlrhland aud three IN
Union. TltH scratching was done 10y
porsonz having ~ particular choice lor
nhoriil, hut desiring u certain Sct ni delo'
Yates Ia NJ a. the convention ~ the IN
irIesl ni some other candidate.
TuE NoIK
cast was extremely large, lot n primary,
there being no less than 3,m2 votes
pulled In the county, hoaido tho vote al
Liberty, which has not hcon received
Tho returns arc M follows
Washington District
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wAsuINUruS, June ~, M F"r
the lowsr Lakes, rising barometer,
rnolcr northern wiuds, partly Clnudy
WEATHER aud poa,ihl, occasional local
"a ms.
tnr rcnncssco and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather aud numerous
Iaina, variable winds, stationary oIlall
ing preceded In the Ohio Valley 10y riS
ing, barometer, stationary ~ higher
trmpeTaturc in rruncSScc aud stalluna.
~ or falling temperature ~ the ohio
Valley
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Browns majority over ALL,
HunoRkp CONTEST,

NrnWns mgoIlN WV '.tH'''''''' ''
HuMoREp CONTEST,
There was some talk, yesterday, o'
coujesling the election In Union d's
trict. A claim was made by some Tia,
llandlan carried the ward, and
thar tho Judges took the bal
lot.box 10 tho home at one w the
mombers aud altered tho returns, 30 IN
Ia give Browns delegates = majority.
They also claim that two false alarms oi
Are we're sounded In order to allow the
Judges ~ carry tho box out oi the en-
zine house aud inspect iis contents"
Investigation proved there was moth
inv in this. The judges, Mossra, john
powns aud John O'Ncal, we've both
llandan men, which fact would alone
knock the hnllom out al any cla'm ol
fraud against llandlan. Mr.. noring, n
IIandlan delegate, told n RKGisrlR re'
porlor, Yesterday, that he Was contidcn,
Inc above return IN correct lilo sayH
Mr.. Downs took the ballot hN home
with him Ia supper, but u Was iirHi care
fully scaled.
The Convention
will meet nj tho Court House ut 10
o'clock this morning. aud nominate Tie
following oiliccs: Sheriff, Prosecuting
Attorney, Judge ol tho County Court,
two apsogHors, Zone each Tot tho county
aud CITY district hour members ol tho
House nl Delegates aud M Executive
Committee composed al one irom each
district.
The contest lor sheriff has heon vlrtu'
ally decided IN favor al lIrown, Ito
will hc nominated either by exclamation
nr upun the lirEt ballot. Hut one Re
publican, out ul some dozen 81 more IN
lrrylovcd 10y the reporter, yoHlerday,
rcluScd Ia cunuodo an easy victory iur
Mr.. brown The others agreed that his
defeat would be- u u,taClo,
For tho other offices there IN every
prospect al awaIm battle ~ the convoh'
lion, 80 lar w. cuuld hc learned, nu
candidate Tor the other offices has suit
cirnt undivided strength Ia pull through
ON the first ballot, though all are still
more az loss Sanguine al ultimate sue
cuSs Al III thcm were sklrmlHhinu
about, yrstcrday, Interviewing the dele.
yates, strengthening their forces Tor to'
days tight.
Candidates for the Legislature we're
heiEg vigorously talked up, yesterday
aud are, iuI tho mnHt part, in the hands
nl thcir Iionds " The wurklnrmcn were
pushing the claims ol \, A, kopner aud
Cnl. Thomau o. nricu was vigorously sup
ported m u representative hu1iness man,
Tho names ul !. u. Good, Esq, aud u
q larr, Esq, will bc brought before the
Convention hy host oi friends, aud
frank Mcneil aud IT, iarkin are ncsl-
uuSly advocated
From tho country the names oi Joseph
Morgan aud john Jacob will hc brought
~ the notice III tho Convention. From
this liM good selection van cer,Ninly ho
made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-14

The enierprising baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will run excursion trains from
June 10Th 10 June 2s,h, between Wheel
ing aud Cincinnati, All those who desire
10 make q visi, 10 the Queen CITY and
attend the National Democratic Conven'
ton which promises 10 be the mos, In.
tercsting aud exciting ever held, can do
~ Tor the low rate 81 sl0.2b round trip.
Three trains, made up oi elegant day
coaches, will run through from Wheel
ing 10 Cincinnati daily, without change,
from June 18th Ia I'D going, aud 10
June 2s,h inclusive returning. Now 10
your chance 10 see the FIRST city OF the
West, and also ~ witness something lar
greater, the grsndest convention ever
held on the continent