The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-06-25

JGh1uS SlNtS- hcSuOidS CcdSeu speak ing,
but they cheered him, urging him to pay
no attention to the mayor. The friends
of temperance gained large support by
the unfriendly act of the mayor.
Hoosier Stalwarts.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-THE Repub-
lican state convention met at 20 O'Clock
this morning to elect a permanent chair
man. The mention of Gen. Garfield's
name by the chairman produced enthu-
siastic and prolonged cheering.
The committee on resolutions report
ed platform, and the convention then
proceeded to nominate candidates for
state ticket. On the third ballot Hon.
Albert G Porter was nominated for Gov
ernor, having received 6371I votes.
For Lieutenant Governor-Thos. Han
Ma, of Putnam.
Resolutions were adopted reaffiming
the truth of the declarations made, and
fully indorsIng the resolutions adopted by
the national convention, which assem-
bled at Chicago on the I'd of June, 1880.
ResOlced, That in the nominees of the
Chicago convention we recognize repre-
sentative men of the Republican party
and statesmen of our national govern
ment, and we heartily commend them to
the support OF the people.
We maintain the right of locomotion,
including the right of foreigners to emf
CRATE hither and become American cit
liens. and the right of native born citi.
Zens to migrate from one state TO anoth-
er without vexatious Investigation as to
their motives for so doing.
We congratulate the people of Indi-
ana upon the adoption of the constitu-
tional amendment recently submitted.
III i'll sl rif
of the ballot-boX may be secured, econO-
my in the government attained, the
speedy administration of justice pro-
vided for, and the extravaganza munich.
pal taxation prevented.
We reaffirm devotion to the system OF
common unsectarian schools as the
source of popular intelligence, and in,
dispensable to the perpetuity OF free gov.
eminent.
A Senatorial Wedding.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 17.-Mrs. Flor.
ence s Martin and Senator Zebuler B
Vance, of North Carolina, were married
at the residence of the brides mother
Mrs. Samuel Steele, in Oldham county
! Ky, last evening. The ceremony was
performed by Right Rev. Bishop Nc
| Closkey, of the Roman Catholic church
The bride is a daughter of the late Sam
uel Steele, and widow of John Martin, 6
pork merchant of the firm of Martin
Bishop 81 Co., of this city.
Hanlan's Turn-The Canadian Champion
WOrsted.
| PROVIDENCE, June 17.-At the sigma
Hanlan rushed to the front and was fol
| lowed by Boyd. Riley after a time
| steadily for the third position. Finally
Ross passed the Englishmen, and spec
for Hanlan, passing him before reaching
the turning point by three or foui
lengths, with Riley second and Hanlar
third. Gaundier seemed to have fOuleC
with his buoy in turning, and BoyC
Jared no better, for he came in contac
with his buoy and was delayed nearl!
half a minute. AS the buoy was round
ed the wind freshened perceptibly, ant
Ross steered toward the eastern shor
with Riley second and the champion
third Ross maintained his lead ant
about half a mile from the turn Han
Ian was observed to cease rowing ant
rest on his oars. When asked what wa
the matter from the press boat, he places
his hand on his chest as though eA
periencing pain. At this time Ross wa
several lengths in advance with Rile
second.
: The water was exceedingly rough, an
one of the oarsmen was seen to leav
his boat A police boat and sewers
other boats went to his rescue. Plaiete
and Teneyck were steering for the ives
ern shore, with the latter in advanc
! Ross kept his leading position ver
1 easily. At the finish he had a lead I
thirty-six seconds, with Riley, secOn
7 and Teneyck, third.
! The following is the official time, tn;
: of the others not being taken: RIOS
= 90 minutes and "a seconds; Riley
minutes and 401a seconds; Teneyck,
/ minutes and IS seconds. The prizt
: amounted to 5000, and were awardt
{ rs follows: $4,000 to the first, 81 800
. the second and $500 to the third. Ha
u lan's trouble is said to be stitch IN Il
! side. Five thousand people Witness
the race. One of the stands gave w,
before the race. Jno. BRENNAN hi
J his knee fractured. Col. John McMan1
and wife, John Dempsey and Jenn
. Welch were injured; not seriously.
e Prohibition National Convention.
is CLEVELAND, June 17.-The PrOhil
e ton National convention was held he
to-day. One hundred and fOrty-two d,
d egates, representing twelve states, A
n kansas, Connecticut, Iowa, Massach
IS sets, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jefse
IS New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, We
Is Virginia and Wisconsin.
/. Rev DR. Minor, of Boston, was chos
Is president The principal speeches we
If make by DIR. Minor and Judge Black,
+ The following is the substance of I
I platform adopted: 1t is neither right n
IS polite for a state to afford legal pl
n. lection to any traffic or system viii
: tends to waste the resources, to CORFU
d social habits and to destroy the heal
Q and lives of the people. That the i
g portation, manufacture and sale of
i toxicating beverages is proven to
as inimical to the true interests of the
dividual and home community of
70 state, destructive to the welfare Of SOC
ID ty, and ought, therefore, to be class
al among the crimes to be prohibited.
IN Kearney Endorsed.
DENVER, Col, June 1S-The st
Greenback convention met here tod
OF and nominated Rev. A. b. Chittenden
o. governor, Albert Campbell for lieuteni
Isl governor, G.. w. King for secretary
Is state JnO w Pratt for treasurer, and