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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
The Thurman Leaders Patt,ng
Each Other on the Back,
and BraCing up
Generally.
Our Special Report of Scenes and
Incidents in and About
the Convention
Building,
Miscellaneous Notes, Sketches OF
Prominent Men, Interviews,
and Opinions Of Divers
Democrats.

We lay before our readers this morn
ing very iull and comprehensive rec
ord OF the events OF yesterday at Cincin-
nui. Our special telegrams contain in
teresting descriptions OF the opening
session OF the Convention, and large
amount OF important miscellaneous mat
ter. while the Associated Press report OF
the actual proceedings is compact and
entertaining. The confusion and uproar
in and about the various headquarters
is so great, and the supporters OF the dit-
ierent candidates so numerous and con-
fident, that auv estimate Ot the final out
come must be very cautiously received.
Bayard and PAYNE, however, still appear
TO lead all others, the latter
claiming as high as two hundred
votes. A lurking suspicion exists among
many we'll informed and SasaiioUs poll
ticiaus that Mr.. Tilden IL eXerting all his
influence in Mr.. Payne's behalf, but
oul needs an opportunity to toss his
hat again into the arena and make tiaal
effort 10 carry of the prize. Mr.. Thur
man has not gained anything ot impor.
tapc,. No one can iortell what day
will bring forth, AMI twrnty-tour hours
hence all may bee changed and the indi'
cations point out 10 some one not now
prominent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23

freely canvassed. among them General
Don Carlos Buell., of Kentucky. The
drifting around continues, the one
requisite being the man who will get the
most votes in New York, Connecticut
and New jersey, and who will also be
acceptable to Indiana. There are some
who think
Hugh j. Jewett Would Be the Man,
but there are more who believe in the
strength OF Senator Mcdonald, OF In
diana. His personal popularity in his
own State is spoken OF, while it is
thought that his fine record would be
acceptable in New York. 1t is not i'm
possible that an effort may be made to
BRING Tilden to the Front Again.
Ii theanovement in Illinois and Wis
consin for Seymour fails to prove as
strong as his friends hope, it is thought
the Thurman men, Seconded by Tam
many, will be able 70 prevent Payne
from receiving the nomination. 1t still
seems probable that Bayard will have
large lead on the first ballot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23

the great Convention. In the caucus
rooms and the hotel corridors the great
political fight is renewed.
The Payne Boom Still Increases.
/ said yesterday that the nominee
would be an Eastern man. ! only men.
ton it to say that if a Western man is
nominated it will be dictated by the
East, and his name will be Payne.
Thurman is again slaughtered in the
house OF his friends. Bets are being of
lered that it will be the old ticket. |
cannot see it in that light. Bayard and
Payne still ascend. 1t is to be hoped
that the Convention, in the
language OF the opening prayer, may
rise above sectional difference into the
higher difference OF American nation
aiity.
Personal
Among the distinguished guests on
the stage | noticed the following West
llelulhllNs bONtlu hhlutWS, SdIl-
den, Jeilers and Jackson. The only
West Virginia candidate for Governor
not present was Faulkner. This is 4
good place ior fence building, as a num-
Der oi prominent State politicians are
here.
Nominations will not be made in the
Convention before tomorrow night, as
all the day will be consumed in effect
ing a permanent organization and decid-
ing the contest between Tammany and
the regulars, and the Butler and anti
Butler delegations from Massachusetts.
Voorhees, will nominate Hendricks
and John Mcdaniel will second Han
cock. We are sure OF two good speeches.
Susan B. Anthony wants hearing on
woman suffrage. Her memorial will be
received. G. II. NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
GREAT APPLAUSE.
His Speech Enthusiastically Received
Appointment of Committees-Adjo Adjourn-

His Speech Enthusiastically Received
Appointment OF Committees Adjourn
ed Until 10 O'cl~ct This Morning.
AsJudge HOadly alluded to the nom
ination OF Tilden and Hendricks at It.
Louis four years ago, and declared that
they were then elected, there was gen
eral cheering and applause, in which
the delegates and the occupants OF the
galleries joined, rising and waving their
handkerchiefs az they did so. This
demonstration was rcdoubled when he
declared that no dishonest arbitration
should again rob the Democracy OF the
fruits oi a second victory ut the pools.
Applause was generously distributed
through the address as its points ap-
peaIed 10 sympathy and favor.
The temporary organization AS an.
nounCpd heretofore was approved.
Final Proceedings
Mr.. Bipdlrr, oi New York, offered a
resolution that the rules ul tn" National
Democratic Convention %" -" rules of
this body, usti' otherwise ordered.
AdO,trd.
Nj. Nar,in offered q resolution that
the roll oi the States be cdile.. for the
appointment OF members ul tie Com.
mittee Oh Permanent Organization, Gre
dentlals and Resolutions.
Mr.. Weed. oi New York, asked Mr..
Martin TO give way lOr motion for a
resolution to refer credenti" Ia the
Committee on Cred, II idis. I Ils Mar
! tin refused to do, and hi; REQ u;iOn was
unanimously adopted. Tie roll was
| then called.
TLmmany - Ia Font.
When New York Wds reached in the
call and upon the Clerks commencing
| 10 announce the name. sent Up 10 the
| desk, John Kelly arose amid shower
OF misses, mingled yclls and cries Of "Sit
! down
The Chairman - "The Sergeant. at.
Arms will sprescrve order. Tie Chair
cannot recognize anyone but delegate.
The Secretary will call The next State. "
Mr.. HaskiHs, oi New Iork-"Mr.
Chairman, Lcries OF sit down, sit
down. y
The Chair-"The Sergeant-at. A runs
will preserve order; gentlemen claim.
ing to be delegates must be heard first.
loud applause.
Mr.. Haskins-"Mr. Chairman,
Concluded n Fourth Paye.l
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- AmbnIance sleamer.

.A>uINGrON, June 22.-Eue first am-
alea steamer ever built for marine
%. service I'm this or amy other
..rv is now nearing completion I'M a
gs-I In Philadelphia, and IN three
e,, 90 tue latest 10 iseNpected she viii
wing u New York harhOr between
a.' ry and the Marine HoSpi;a, on
."., Island. She will be named
r ~ WpDdworth. i'm honor of the
Surgeon urnpral Of the Marine
,...t. service. She can take as a
EsN sailors from any merchantmen
. Haruur and Will make regular
, Itrs estimated there Is an average
o.. hundred and twenty patients
.g D ,ue hospital on BedlOe' 5 Island.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
4 Jealous Lover Shoots the OBJ
jeot of His Affections and Then
Kills Himscl!.

\ ID jealous Low CT NlloOtH lilt Ob-
ieot of His Affections and Then
Kills Himsclg.
New H,EvuSy. IND., June Con
,,.rab.e excitement was created here
yesterday by the report that VIM. Pen
nix hat kilei daughter OF G. G.. Bun
.v. q well known farmer OF Lynn town
.r.r. and then committed suicide. Very
.r.r is known regarding the tragedy,
there being no witnesses, ami both tnr
actors I'm IL being dead when found.
P.rniN has been working tpt bundy,
.g.l resides tive or six miles below
..-s for some time, and was looked
.rrn as pretty good hand on a
.,-n. though a diSslpated fellow
Fr-u iu town. 10 appears that he had
.,-u "a fancy t0 the murdered glri, who
r.. about seventeen wears Oi age, but
.- sine had rrpUlsej his attentions
a-E would have nothing to 10 With him.
E.-.- Thought o. be- the cause oi hls ac-
-..- evening the cir, was absent az
.- ...l.uar's, who lives ap 1ut three
..-.-. mile up o." hills, when
...... ..r down q flN't WIN lNf lN'
1r, would 20 out and kil. some
squirrels was but a short time after
- -- when two shots were heard IN
a surccsston, though nothing was
r"hrulei 40 the time
The first known of the tragedy was in
- discovery u. two bodies Wing close
-.lrr ju thc road thlJ leads between
'.r tNu houses and within q short dis
r.r OBJ, thar of tine elder Bundy. The
vas shot In the side of the head,
Pruuix had a chastity wound m
region OF the heart The genera.
preston is that PcnniN saw the girl
ug home. hid in the bushes, and
-.Iug over his disappointed hopes,
r-s the fatal shot as she passed and
.a .rmmrttei suicide over her body
..g.rs rs bee could reload his gun. Bill
ry has been a wellknown, harm
s, uuy charac er around our town
-,.yrra, wears, and his bloody deed
,.rlav was As unexpected a. u was
-.y.ug TO our people.
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THE NEWS.
A Capitalization of the Import
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
THE BATTLE BEGINS.
The Hal and the People Enthusiasm for
Prominent Delegates-Senator Barnum
Announces the Temporary President

Announces the Temporary President.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-Music Hall, in
which the convention is held, has been
so often described in the press as to
need no attention here. 1t is hand
somely decorated with flags and ever
greens. A banner stretched across the
hall bears these words, "Ohio Greets
the Nation" At II o'clock, the visitors
seats being more than half filled, the
organ began to play the "Massaneila
Overture" which was greeted with ap-
plause. The wedding March" and
other popular favortes followed.
At l. o'clock only about two thirds
OF the delegates were in their seats. As
the more prominent OF them entered
they were
Greeted with Cheers.
When Senator Wade Hampton en-.
tered the applause was hearty and pro-
lOnged. Senators Lamar and Pendleton
were also recipients Of particular atten'
ton. 4 beautiful horseshoe OF flowers
presented to Judge HOadly by the New
York Herald, was placed on his desk be.
fore the opening.
Messrs. Nicholas NJ. Bell, OF st. Louis,
Neill c. Brown, OF Tennessee, f. j.
TODD, OF Ohio, and T. Walker, OF Iowa,
will otliciate as reading clerks during the
Convention.
Called to Order.
At l2:40 o'clock Senator Barnum
called the Convention to order, and
without any preliminary remarks an
nounced that prayer would be offered by
Rev. &. W. Wendte, OF the Unitarian
Church.
Senator Barnum then announced tha
he had been unanimously requested by
the National Committee to nominate
George Iloadly OF Ohio for temporary
chairman. This being approved by the
convention, the chair appointed VIM
l.. Scott and j. ID. McEvery Il committee
to conduct Mr.. Hoadly to the stand
As Mr. Hoadly assembled the platform
he was greeted with hearty applause.
He spoke as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23

"|S"NarON. June 22.-The act PASS
.. recent session OF Congress au-
rur International exposition at
= l.-. .U lSSj provides Tor two COM
a- from each state, with two al
..., 'p br appointed bv the PreSi-
&C. Upon the recommendation Of the
'a'-, Ji states. The President has
.t 'H- past two or three weeks made
=" atu1rr oj these appointments.
ar-, however, about half OF the
.' sr. o. Dee provided with commits
..''. The appointments will be made
-- governors send in the names.
- %. those appointed have already
'--A The office is without cOmpen-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23
SPECIAL DISPATCHES FROM THE
EDITOR,
The CIaunor and Confusion Continues and
Increases Disposition 10 Defer to the
Wishes Of New YOrk-Payne's Pros
peCts-Thurman

The ClamOr and Confusion COnlluueS anu
Increases 10 Defer to the
Wishes OF New York-Payne's Pros
pects-Thurman
specia, Dispatch TO the Register.
ClNC,NNkrI, June %.
Last night was a night OF noise and
uprolr, even until early dawn. The
Iobbics of the hotels were crowded to
discomfort, and the streets were throng-
ed with partizans OF various candidates
marching to strains OF inspiring music.
Loud mOuthed patriots were rasping
their hrassv throats in stump speaking
from balconies 70 very ierocious crowds
in the streets: tine beer shops were bed
lams, where all the tongues Of the ma
ton, politically speaking, were spoken
a. once and in every key OF the voice.
this was necessary t. wear off the wire
edge before the sober work OF actual
Presiient-making could begin.
Confusion ReiEns Supreme.
Notwithstanding delegation caucuses
are OF hourly occurrence, amt the Con-
vention has had one session and adj
iourned for the day, the great question
of who shall lead the party on to victory
Is as much OF conundrum as ever.
Chaos rules the hour. Rumors
there are by the thousand;
speculation is rife on every hand, but OF
certainties there is a plentiful lack. All
ewes are still turned to New York. II
she presents \ name with solid voice
and earnestly asks his nomination on
the grounds Of
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THE FIRST GUN

IhE ffHSI uUN
Initial Session of the Great Con-
VentiOn Remarkably Dull
and Devoid OF
interest.
Called to Order by Senator Bar
mum, Chairman Of the Ma
tiOnal Executive
Committee.
Who Names Geo. 3. hOadly, of
Ohio, for Temporary Presi-
dent, and F. 0. Prince
as Secretary.
Full Report of Judge HOadly's
Brilliant Speech on Being
Escorted to the
Chair.
The Tammany Chief Attempts to
Run the New York 0elega-
tiOn Without their
Permission,
But Ne is Promptly Squelched
by the Presiding Officers
Sitting Down on
Him.
The Committee on Permanent Or
uanizatiOn Names Ex-GOY.
Stevenson, of KY, for
Chairman
All But three of the State Dele
cations Declare Themselves
for The TwO-thirds
Rule.
The Supporters of Mr.. Payne
Have Secured the Entire
Vote Of New
York,
But a General Suspicion Prevails
that TiIden is Manipulat-
ing Him for His
Own Boom.
The Thurman Leaders Patting
Each Other on the Back,
and BraCing up
Generally.
Our Special Report of Scenes and
Incidents in and About
the Convention
Building,
Miscellaneous Notes, Sketches OF
Prominent Men, Interviews,
and Opinions Of Divers
Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-23

RAILROAD BoSDS-Stronga and general.
ly higher,
STATE BONDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market opened firm and
was strong in the early dealings, prices
advancing t(12 ser cent. in the general
list, Lake Erie and Western, Manhat.
tan Elevated, the coal shares, Pacific
Mail and Michigan Central leading the
Improvement. After midday sales 10
realize profits caused a reaction, which
was assisted by the rumor that Presi.
dent Hayes was killed in the railroad
accident and the entire list declined }G
per cent, the latter in ~. Paul and
Minneapolis. In the final sales tirmer
tone prevailed and a partial recovery
ensued. Louisville and Nashville rose
from l20 10 l2j and closed at ia.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 900 shares, OF
which 10000 were C., &. K |. c..
p 900 Delaware, l.ackawanna and West
ern, ~ 600 Erie, 5000 II. Joseph.
1000 Iron Mountain, 5000 Kansas and
Texas, 1900 Lake Shore, 1900 Lake
Erie and Western, 5000 Michigan Cen
tral, 5000 Northwestern, 10000 New
jersey Central 5000 Northern Pacific,
5000 Ohio and Mississippi, 5000 On
tario and Western, 900 Pacific Mail,
! 800 st. Paul and Minnesota, 900 St.
Paul and Sioux City, $500 Wabash and
Pacific, 5,40O Western Union, 2,I00
Rock Island, 1000 Nashville and Chat
anooga, 900 Louisville and Nashville
and 1000 Union Pacific.
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The Honors Equally DIVIDED.

To sum mp, the race has resolved
itself into one oil go-as-you-please
amongst a good many men who are pref
ty squarely balanced, none Of them so
good as to start q head and shoulders
above all others, and yet none of them
so bad as to. .be an especially weak mar.
As it takes two-thirds to nominate,
we may be here for a week yet, though
we hope ior better luck. Don't expect
a nomination, at any rate, before Thurs
day or Friday, and don't expect the
nomination OF Bayard, Hancock, Hen
dricks or Field and | think Payne may
he included. +.
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cilngtI

TOLEDO, June - Wheat - Weak;
amber Michigan 81 10; No. red Wa.
bash spot and seller June Il IL; seller
July 96.c: seller August 9I.c; No 3 red
81 OF. Corn-Steady; high mixed lOic;
No. 40sc; No. white 43c; rejected
39lc. Oats No. 2sc.
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concluded IN Fourth Pye.I