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SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
SAN FRANc1sco, Dec. 80.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 30
FIRST DISPATCH.
WHEAT-Quiet but very firm
BARLEY--Dull and weak.
CORN -Nominally unchanged.
FLOUR--Dull and weak.
BAGS--Grain. strong.
BUTTER-Pickled steady, choice to extra
choice fresh roll stiff at SOC for best
EGGS-California fresh choice easy.
HIDES, etc. Quiet but firm.
Ship James A. Wright loads wheat to
Cork, U. X, private, but ABOUT e3
Receipts for past "a hours--9,600 az SKIS
-four, $4,000 ctls wheat, - ctls oats, 5000
sks potatoes, $4,000 dozen eggs.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Dec. 80.
Whale oil, steady. Winter unJleached,
67Q5Sc; Bleached, 60@65c. Sperm oil,
quiet; Winter unbleached, $l@1 /; bleached
81 10(11 IS.
wooL-Far, 24@ssc. BURY, ls@22c.
Spring, 30@3Sc. BURY, 20@25c. Pulled,
35(645c.
WHEAT Strong at 81 53@l So.
HIDES-25(925%c.
FLOUR--Steady.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30
WHEAT-$1 S2H per ba for January.
BACON Short rib sides, $6 80.
LARD-$7 69H@7 65 paid for January.
PORK-$l3 10 paid January.
EsaLIsH MAKxET.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3d.
WHEAT-l0s Sd@11s I'd for California
average; lis 6d(@1ls 10d for California Club,
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Ypngllsh Wnent ararket.

LONDON, December 80 Floating cargoes,
wheat, steady with fair demand.
Uargoes on passage and for shipment.
wheat, improving; maize, quiet.
Mark Lane-Wheat, strong; maize, quiet.
Uood wheat cargoes off coast per 4S0 ibs
sea damage for sellers account less usual 2H
Per cent commission. No. Spring, 53s Cd
oas; Red Winter, 58s@58s Cd.
lbs, 56s.
Good shipping Gala. wheat on passage,
pef 300 bs, Queenstown for orders, just
snlpped, to he promptly shipped, 57s;
nearly due, 55s; same for Red Winter,
-.
london quotations OF same on same
Nilas Tor shipment present and following
month, 53s Cd.
Mixed American maize off coast, 4S0 ibs,
az ssle 9uale, less usual az per cent, common,
arrivals off coast, small.
nnghsh country markets, firm.
french country markets, firm.
70 farmers nnaers deliveries past week, 100000
0V,0OO qrs.
LIVERPOOL, Deo. 29.--Wheat, on spot,
NIeat, firm; maize, quiet.
irs Med Winter. 1ls(@l1s I'd.
mmte Michigan, lis.
ard, lis Sd.
ned AM. Spring. No. 8 to No. s, shipping,
fsi GENITAL, 9s 7d@l0s lid.
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If you are going to pant your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder
full Imperishable Mixed Paint is surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work easier than any other paint. The Imper
ishable Paint was awarded The frat premium,
over all other paints, at the California Stale
Fair, 1873, and the gold medal at the Oregon
State Fair, 1878 Get circular from their
Agent, which explains this wonderful discov
cry. Try the aIn and you certainly would
have no other.
, 1880-01-08
Waterloo, Iowa, Jan. %, 1879.

| was taken with an acute attack of
Rheumatism last fall, and confined to
bed. AT first employed physician,
without benefits then sent to Wangler
Bros. Drug Store, and obtained a bottle
of st. Jacobs Oil, the use of which soon
gave me relief, and cured me of the
attack. / can safely recommend. it to all
suffering with Rheumatism. Respect
fully, Matt. McDermotr, l. G. r. r.. shops.
, 1880-01-08

EE I'm maIxinG Rny purchase or in
writing in response 90 any advertise
ment I'm this paper you wilI please mens
tion the name Of the paper.
, 1880-01-08
cIyANClAL AND COMMERCIAL
PORTLAND, December 81. 1870

PORTLAND, December 81. 1870
,.cal tenders in Portland, buying, par and selling
lyer coin in Portland the banks quote at per cent
discv dcu;a exchange on New York; per cent premium
Coin exchange on San Francisco par TO per cent?
premium ,,,r.,ors On New York. per cent. pre-
, 1880-01-08

J. Little Willie thinks his papa the end
y s,. all perfection. One day he said:
mamma, mi how good is Godl As good as
%l@ "Oh,. yes" said mamma, ga
%eac deal better" Willie looked at her
~. \ she had uttered a heresy, and re.
da.se' dsed' emphatically, swell, now, |
00h't believe that"
, 1880-01-08

A new portable family fruit drier
bestrstyle, may be bought for $S5, by
applying at the BEE office, Portland,
Oregon. au 22-tf
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Ian and, still more, Horace Greeley. But,
as In both Of these cases, they will draw q
wide and deep distinction between indI.
viduRl respect and political endorsement.
The North Is not afraid Of Gen. Hancock
indlviduG.ly-not in the lsGst-but tits
afraid Of the termination and revivlhcation
Of all the latent, sinister and reActionGry
ideas and purposes that would assem-
themselves anew in the event of Demo.
cratic success.
Many people laughed at this aPprshen'
sion year ago-juSt after the war-who
to-day see and acknowledge how great the
disaster would have been had the Demo-
cratic party triumphed at any stage OF re.
construction since the war.
The instincts Of the American people
can be trusted In this canvass, as in pro.
reiiug ones, not to be misled as TO the
true nature Of the contest with the ideas
that animate and control the men who
have nominated Hancock. They know
that he is as powerless to change these
ideas as leopard Is to change his spots.
Only by keeping these ideas in repression
aud exclusion until the generation that
embodied and illustrated them in gigan.
tic rebellion has entirely passed away, can
the country be assured Of peace and pros.
psrity,
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Private DAlzall left Thursday morning.
He was serenaied by the St, Cecilia band
Wednesday evening a. the residence Of
Col. Baron, whose guest ho was during
bis stay here.
A slate rooI is being put on the house Of
John Chtsty, on Belmont street.
Walter DArrah has repaintsd his resi-.
deuce.
The presses for the .Etna glass l.ouss
Ire being got in.
On July | the Bcllairs post, ,fiee will
commence the issue OF German and
Canadian money orders.
Mrs, florence MeeE., nee Rice, Of st.
Clartsville is visiting friends here.
Mr.. John Gil. died very suddenly
Thursday evc.aing OF something like
cholera m,,rbus.
4 cf.IId OF J. +. Mcdonald, Gravel Hill,
Is "ory sick.
Mr. COrbet, who has been aick with
typhoid fever some weeks, Is ont again.
The ilAttening house Of the new window
glAss works Ia all In shape now.
Street car No. was detained some time
By balky hone ThuudAy afternoon.
Indian Run, that boomed so for awhile,
is now entirely dry near the mouth.
Notices are posted up OF m increase in
The water rents OF ten per cent alter July
lst, when water rents are due. II is the
Intention to apply the increase to 4 sink
ing fund.
A great deal Of ball playing is done In
BellAire-good playing, too; but there Is
not uniformed club here. Why should
We not have a club, known with At least
local reputation, as Rdi1ire'S base ball
cl1b. The Ohio Club will hold festival
Al City Hall Friday and Saturday even
ings 10 enSble the club to purchase a uni
form. Go and help them.
The T'riJiuls presented It's Subscribers
Ibis week with pictures Of GARFIELD and
Arthur.
Nm. David ShupO and two children, oi
are visiting relatives here.
4 stand wRs erected at Col. Sullivans
residence. on Rose Hill, and marty Of
Idies and gentlemen enjoyed a moonlight
picnic and dance Thursday night
Will Howard was in town Thursday.
The Belairs and Southwestern road
rupE an eGeurSion train IN WOodsleA, Fri.
lay. ThelAlies, at hall 10 be held 10 the
'oHrt house, will present conductor Feeley
Eilh cane. Il, c. F.
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WILLrln u. ENGLIIn.


The Democratic Sominss fr -"
President.
Having given, in another crilHi. ts
graphical sketch Of General Htucncs, til
Democratic Presidential nominee, Ss
herewith subjoin short sketch Of WIN,
II. English, the nominee for the vicc
Presidency.
He was born In Scott county, Indiana,
August 81, 1892. Studied law has been
4 member Of the Indiana legislature and
Congress. He was eonsptuously con-
nected with the KAnsAs-Ne ebrAskA legisla.
tlon Of 1876 In Congress, and was the
author OF Whist was known at the time as
The "Euglish Bill" which proposed TO al.
low the people Of Kansas to adopt or re-.
lect slavery as they pleased. lie was 4
genuine IndianI Democrat leaning TO the
Kentucky border. or pro-slAverY, school
Of Democracy. He was not In Congress
Al the outbreak OF the war, but was still
active in Indiana politics, and, like great
many others OF the Voorhees, stripe, was
for the Union with all kinds Of iis aud
buts, The fOlloEing resolution, offered
IN A Congressional Convention In 1861,
shows whera English stood. Il was oil
the same piece ai those that NourheeJ and
Vallandigham, and others who Afterwards
become knights Of the Golden CiICle,
we're in the habit Of Offering:
"ThA; we are now, as We ever have been,
unqualiiisdly in favor OF the Union Of the
STATES under the Constitution, aud stand
ready, as We have ever stood heretofore,
% do everything that loyal and tru- cili.
lens should do to maiutain that Union
under the Constitution, and to hand 1t
down To our children unimpIiFcd as We
received Il from our fathers"
Leaving poliIlcs many years aga, Mr..
English went into the National banking
business aud became the President Of the
Pirst National Bank Of Indianapolis, Of
which John O. New, afterwards Treasurer
oil the United States, became cashier. II
has been one OF the most sncressiul insti'
tutions Of the country, aud EiglIsh is now
a very rich man. His National Bank
ideas may no. suit the Democracy, bnt his
money will be- very acceptable to them in
their campaign.
Mr. English Is n man Of action rather
than OF words In perrousl intercourse
he Is inclined to 10 retiring aud reserved,
which might Le GtlribIted to haulhtiness
or pride by stranger, but 70 an acquaint.
anes aud friend he is slll TO be open, can.
dil aud gIAbls. 10 the private and social
OF lila lst stands "WiIhOut blsm'
ish and reprUach."
Hsis above the average height, with an
erect. well.mlde figure His hetd is Of
good size. with regular features. The
forehead il hieh aud broad. lleis digni.
iied ADD gentlemlnly 10 his manners aud
has a pleasing address with all persons.
HIs whole routouE Of face and person
would at once attract favorable attention
In any gathering.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
InPR.SoSED nRlDLAuGu.

IoGooS, June ?4.-Bradlaugh Eays that
& he Is kept in the clock tower long the
people will come and fetch him. lie de-
clared It gives him great psin to be in con.
fct with Parliament, ont his esteem for
the House Of Commons Is unaffected.
BIdlaugh Is Strongly opposed to personal
litigation with any officer Of the ouse.
but no has no apology TO offer II. A meet.
iGg will be held In Northampton by his
constituency on Friday or Saturday, 10
favor Of Bradlaugh. Alter the decision Of
the House, yesterday, number Of dele
glies from various Democratic organis. y
lions throughout the country consulted
lAburchere, whOiuiormed theuf that Brad
laugh expressly wished no steps to be
taken in the matter. A mesAage from
many OF his Northampton friends was
tslegraphed, sympAihiEing with him, as
snring him OF their undiminished deter
mlnallon To support him. A petition TO
the House OF Commons will be largely
circulated and signatures invited. praying
for bis release, and that he be allowed TO
Ake bis seat.
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Neyada-J. O. HaRermAd.
New HAmpshlre-A. W. Galway.
New Jeney-0resles Cleveland.
New York-Abram s. Hewitt.
North CarollnA-M. W. Ransom.
Ohio-To be named hereafter.
Oregon-To be named hereafter.
Pennsylyania-To be named hereafter
Rhode IslAnd-Abner ]. BArnaby.
South Carollna-F. W. Dawson.
Tennessee-ThomAs 0'Connor.
TexAs-F. S. Stockdale.
Nermont-D. P. SmAlley.
Yirginia-Robert A. Cowgirl.
West Virglnia-AlexRnder Campbell.
Wisconsin-WilliAn Villas.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith Weed, Of New
York, the President was added 10 the
committee to notify the candidates Of
the nominations.
A resolution was offered by Mr., Irish,
oil Iowa, that the basis Of representation
In the next National Convention be the
sAme as at present, and that the National
Convention be authorized 10 determine
the place and time OF holding said Con.
ventlon. Adopted.
Alter further resolutions OF thanks and
the transaction Of some routine business,
Mr.. Preston, Of Kentucky, moved TO ad.
iourn. The hall being nearly empty, II
wus carried without dissent, and At p. n.
the convention adjourned without day.
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What the Neg York -rrIbuns". WIN say
To-Day.
NEw YoRg, June q.

Special Dispatch to We lutsllG'Bet
The TrtAuas will say, In an hour Of
excitement and passion another Demo
cratic Convention has missed all chance
Of victory. Eager to bury Tildenlsu and
to escape the nomination o. Mr.. Tilden,
which seemed at Cincinnati as here, to be
=; Inevitable as It would hEvO been fatal,
the Convention wen. with rush to the
fiBt candidate who appeared to have the
llsad.-Man who calculated ooOlly what
the Convention must do In order to sue
coed, and expected that the Convention
also would calculate coolly, were sur.
prised by its action. General Winfield
Scott Hancock "a 4 reputable and gallant
soldier Of the United States, and will
make Just about such candidate as Gen.
Winfield Scott did.
He Is nominated Just as much too late,
when the day for mere military candl.
dates Is Just Gs far passed. The country
knows absolutely nothing Of his opinions
in respect to any Of the practical ques-
tons which concern the interests aud
rights Of millions Of citizens, excepting as
1t may guess at those opinions from the
predictions Of his supporter. The ulul
soft money faction Of PennSylvAniA and
Indiana placed General Hancock in
nomination.
Whether General Hancock shares the
views Of the rabId inaAdOnlsiS, whether
be has any opinions Of bis own on these
questions whether he would be as clay
In the hands Of the potter, to be moulded
at their will BY the Democratic dsmI.
EoEusS, the country has NO means OiknoW.
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And One, Too, Who Does Not Believe
In the Cardinal Principle
of the Party.
And Who Has Always Spelled Nation
with an N Of Capital Dimensions.
The BOurbs" Think they will Elect
Their Ticket, ,---But Will 1hey7
A Platform Drapsd in Mourning for
the Disappointed SAINT of
Cipher Alley.
When asked about ipe Candidate
Let this your answer be,
His name Is W. n. Hancock,
Hut the White IIouse he'll never sec.

CxcIxSArI, June Chairman Steven
son raped the convention TO order a
1880 and Rev. Charles Taylor, Of Coving
ton, invoked Divine blessing.
Mr. PeckhAm, Of New York, rose to max,
statement In behalf Of the State Of New
York. That delegation heard with grea
sensibility the votes In the convention
yesterday for the honOred statesman o
New York, S. ]. Tilden. Loud cheers
which called forth from the chairman tha
order would be preserved at any hazard
The delegation had received letter from
Mr.. Tlden in which he had renounced
himself before this convention, aud the
delegation knowing his honesty Of purpose
had considered 1t final and conclusive aud
had this morning agreed on another can.
didatO than Tilden. IlswAs requested to
announce that New York's choice before
this convention wasS. ]. Randall, Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives.
Mr. Thomas, Of New York, offered a
resolution at this point.
A motion was put and lost to read Til
den's letter.
The resolution OF Mr. Thomas declares
It unconstitutional to deprive any citizen
OF the right Of suffrage.
Under the rule 1t was referred to the
committee on rules.
The roll call proceeded and resulted as
follows!
SECOND BALLOT.
Acknowledged, s. Field, &; Ham
cock. IL.
Arkansas-Field, l2.
CaliIOrnia-Hendricks, l : Field, 5; Han.
cock. 5.
COlorado-Field, 0.
COnnecticut-Bayard, /; English, IL.
DelAwAre-BlyAfd. O.
Florida-BAyGrd,
Georgia-BAyard, 8; Field, 10; Han
cock, !.
Illinois-Hancock, ~. ....
IndiAna-Hendricks 80.
Iowa-Hendricks, i Bayard, Il Han.
cock. 0; Randall, u.
KAnSAs-Hancook, 10.
kentucky-Tilden, 8; Bayard, 7; Thur.
man, 1; Field. 4; Hancock, s.
LouiSiGuA-HRncock, ,-I6.
Maine-Hancock, IA.
Maryland -Bayard, 10.
MasSaehusetts-BayArd, a Hancock, IL;
Randall, 81.
Michigan-Tilden, 2; Bayard, 4; Han.
cock, II; English, .; Randall, l.
Minnesota-Hancock, 10.
MississIppi-Bayatd, s; Field, g Ham
Missouri-Bayard, 9; Hancock, %.
Nebraska-Randall, q.
Neyada-Thurman, l. Field, Il Ran
dali, !.
New HampshIre-HancOck, s. Randall,
New YOrk-Randall, 10.
North Carolina-IIaucock, 20.
Ohio and New Jersey are In consulta-
ton.
Oregon-Field. o.
Bh0ds Island-HancocE, Q; Randall, L.
English, !.
South Carolina-Hayard, Il.
Tennessee-Bayard, u tiold, Han
cock, II.
TexAs-Bayard, 5; Hancock, II.
Vermont-HAncock, 10.
West yirginia-BAyard, !; Thurman, .;
Hancock, 7.
Wisconsin-Rayard, Q, Thurman, Il;
Field, .; Hancock, 10; English, 8.
New Jesey-BAyard, q Hancock, Il;
Parker, 9; Jeweit, L; Randall, 1.
Pennsylvania Hancock 81; Randall, 20.
Yirginia-Bayard, s; Field, I; Han.
cock, Z.
Ohio beng called again. voted a for
Thurman. This vote was challenged.
The result Of the SECOND ballot was
as follows:
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NIGHT REFLECTIONS.
DIsensIou In the ohis Delegation over
uneIs Dick bishop.
Opinions OF CineIspAu Republicans on
the SomIuAtIon.

CINCINNATI, June "a.
Special Dispatch to the Iu.slliEsnesr.
There is but little excitement in the city
tonight Tho ratification meetings RnC
serenades at the hotels were slimly attend
ed, most OF the VISITORS remaining beinl
out at the various hilltop resorts or "oyel
the Rhine"
The committee appointed to notify th'
nominees Of the convention Of their nomi'
nation, held 4 meeting this evening and
sent dispatch to General Hancock ask
ing him when 1t would be his pleasure to
be informed Of his nomination, but up tc
this hour no answer has been received.
There was a movement made in the
committee to have a subcommittee ap'
pointed to bear the glad tidings, but the
other members kicked at the arrangement,
each one thinking he had as good right
as his nelghbor TO tell the nominees
about 1t.
Quite now is in progress tonight
among the members of the Ohio delegation
who remain here over an alleged selling
outoi "Unele Dick" Bishop in connection
with the nomination for the Vice Presi.
dency.
1t is said that Bishops name was with.
drawn without his knowledge or consent,
or the knowledge or consent Of his friends,
and that outside delegates were induced
to abandon Mr. Bishop by false representa-.
iiOni that Durbin Ward was the real
choice Of the Ohio delegation. In any
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wnrrEIIAp, \. Y, June 94.-Great en-.
thuEAsn was expressed here by the Dem.
ocrats over the nominations Of Hancock
and English. One hundred guns were
fired. Same at PlAttsburg.
Providence, r. l., June 24-0ne hun.
dred guns In honor ol the nominations oil
Hancock and English, were ared,
bosroN, IunO eA-A dispatch from
Portland stAtea that the Democrats are
tlring Presidential salutes for CinclnnAti's q
nominations. Another from Concord an.
nouuees that the nominations Of Hancock
and EnEliIh were received with enthu.
siASm.
PrrrsBuRnH, June 24.-Ths nomination
Of Hancock and English at olncinna Ii to-
day, oecASioned general satisfaction
Among the Democrats Of this city, though
little enthusiasm Is manifested. They con.
sider the ticket strong.
Columns, o., June 23.-RepublIcaus
and Democrats, with very few exceptions,
admit that the ticket nominated to-day Al
Cincinnati Is strong and popular,
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( sse,SlrJ % a choice, T97.


Alabama, at the opening Of tho ant
ballot, cast II votes for Hancock, Caliior.
mia following With 5 for Hancock. When
Illinois was reached thp vote came, for
HANCOCK, 70 votes. Wild erthuslesH fol-
lowed the anpoRncemenL as yesterday i
had voted solid for Morrison. The cheer
ing was repeated when the clark an.
nouneed the vote. The same Demonstra'
tlon followed the announcement Of the
vote st Louisiana, Maine, Michil"ssn and
Minnesota. WhpP Mlssouri's 2S votes for
Hancock were given, there yss another
rousiuS cheer, delegates rising and yay.
ing hals apl fans. New Sork's 20 votes
for Randall vas received by the Randall
club with cheers. Their Chesrs were met
by hIssss. When Ohio was called, Nr.
Long said the delegation asked leave to
retire for consultation, and the State was
passed. Pennsylvania also asked 10 re-
tire and was passed.
When Ohio was called again Mr.. Hill
san, su nj ;he CSsi,mon M TIs sS"o shssnt
,ii set auI H. 'n nSsSiansa - ,Ss jrs,YDo,ion % ~
Sn Is 6na IN m, M oosu.ee y nSr ny ~ aJ
gVvHV i..i peyL,nH sa,,s ~. ~ " % nL,.T aIIaa
g. Thurman.
Tho Chair refused q recognize Mr..
Hills right 70 cast the vote oil Ohio az re-
turned, and cast forty votes for Thurman.
There vas no sensation St tho announce
Wisconsin asked permission to change
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ABOUT DoS CARLOS RoHnEEr

MILAS, June 2i.-During the eramina.
ton oil General Boet charged with the
theft Of Don Carlos Golden Fleece collar,
he declared that he had sold 1. In order to
deyols the proceeds TO the lurhe1ncs Of
The NeopolitRn cause. General Boet
maintained It was Necessary that Don
Narlos should appear "a witness. The
'pa6ilD prosecutor replied that Don Carlos
had been summoned TO appear on the g5'h
inst. Court de ChAmbOTd has sent q rep
rSsentAtiye 10 Milan,
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LONDON, jane 9i.-The hearing Of aP-
peal In the case Of the TiehbOFne claimalt
was opened to-day by. .Mr. BenilmnI. The
main plea il that the two prOceeI IinTs on
which Castro, the accused, W. convicted
and sentenced TO twO EsS" rnl terms Of
penal SeTitude, W1 tse one proceeding
and the two, offence with which he was
charged and wa" ,nly one offence in The
proceeding a., HSs taken to recover
me profs ,oi Robert Tiehborne,
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The Second District Republicans, Of
Maine, renominAt ed W. o. Frye ior Oon'
gfets, ye sterdAy. H., -, t.,.,..,
The Combined AnthrA cite eoal inteIeS' H
has decided 70 continue the present plan
Of FestrictIon by working three days al
tsrnStsly 10 each week 10 July.
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HOW IT WAS RECEIVED
by THE COUNTRY AT LARGE.
General Hancock smiles, Says the
Honor Was Unexpected. and Then
Closes His Lips -Enihusinsm
ofthe Democracy In the
Various Cities.

NEw YoRE, June 24.-Whsn the ballot
Ing was begun In the Cincinnati Conven'
ton, this morning, groups began to as
semble in front Of various bulletin boards
in the city, on which the figures oI the
votes were displayed, and considerable en-
thuSiAsm was manifested when Hancock 4
growing strength became apparent aud
the crowds rapidly grew lhrSpS. whep
bis nomination was apEouncsd tie result
was greeted with loud cheers. The De.
mOcraoy was enthusiastic over the result
and salutes ol a hundred guns we're fred
here aud in Brooklyn,
A reporter was present at General Han.
cocks headquarters when the dispatch
was read announcing his nomination.
Captain Wharton, his aid de camp,
brought him the dispatch and the com.
mander adjusted his eye glasses and look,
ed at the dispatch again. Turning to the
company who were present, and who
crowded into the room to extend their
congratulations, General Hancock said:
l thank you all for your good wishes and
congratulations on my nomination. 1t is
impossible at the present moment for me
to say anything on this subject. 1t Is a
great surprise 10 me, and one ioI which l
was entirely unprSparsd. can only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-25

PiTTsBrEou, Pa, June s3.-To-niEhts
Chronicle publishes advance s.a,Is,iss Of
census ioI 1850 showing an increaSe Of BOZ,
ulAtion oi % per cent loT PiItsH. "a
~ per cent for AlleOh. Sdrgh wv
ht"ed populAti"- s..sny. Ihe e9n. S55 .
pop. - oil the two cities Ia @Sssr'