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AFTER Tar CON vENTIOS.
JudEc John Rrnnnnn for ChnIrmnn-A
IemnurAry LnII.


Last night there was sort OF n calm among
the delegates, and the leaders OF The diiEsren,
factions were seemingly at peace. But i,
was tho calm before storm, or rather tbs
lull after one storm burst while the element,
gather new strength for greater tempes.
The peace WAS only truce and Rot recon
clliation. All felt that the contest o! yester,
day WAS but preliminary 10 the su prems
struggle Of to-day, aud while the irsnds oil
tbs administration wers cheerful sud avon
rtgsr for the fray, their opponsnts we're seek,
ing sone one on whom 10 lay ths bame 81
yestertay's rolt. TO
JUDGE JOHN HEANNoN CHOSEN.
The Committee Gu Permanent O.ganiz,,
ton mot at this Mcclure House last evening
to reconsider their report. Members uomi,
mated Col. Dan johnson and Hon. B. F. Mar.
tin for Permanent Chairman Ia place Of Mr.,
Motistt, but Col. Johnson was REJECTED q,
oncs because he WAS not physically able to
discharge ths duties Of Cls:rman. Dave
Leonard, OF Parkersbu.g, WIS sl.o named,
but 1t was Of course apparent thai
10 recommend bic appointment 10 the con.
vcntion would +ut be to renew the fight OF
Yesterday sgalurt the Register kenna wing.
rluhlly Juuke JUuu Dlauuuu, Oh W eatOn,
was decided upon. It Is said that he will
meet with no opposition, though there are
thoss, who II not withheld by their friends
will attempt to secure the defeat OF Judse
Brannon's nomination.
The remainder Ut toe permanent { III ,ers
were not changed, there bsiug no oppoAltion
10 any but Mr.. Motis,t.
THE INFECT ON THE CANDIDATES.
The opponents OF MIR. Faulkner clsimed
lest night that tie bitter comics: yesterday,
aud the unpopular part taken in It by Mr..
Faulsnsf'a lieutenant, Mr.. Heushaw, would
innura 10 the advantage OK the opposition.
When the convention met YESTERDAY The
cpponsntg Of Mr.. Faulkner were pYepsre4 10
concede his nomination. Gu the first ballot by
vote Of 3l2 or 3lG-fr1m sven to eleven
votes more than wtre npct ssary 10 n choicr.
Fnnlknrr's friends claimed sny here from
1925 to $40. Its now argued by the partisans
OF other candidates that the episods OF yes.
terdny g session kills Faulkner.
Mr.. Fau!kner's friends ~ers not disheart.
ened last night. 6Jme OF the wetker-hesr,.
ed ones were disposed to take gloomy view
OF the situation, bat :hoso frme-, In the faith
labored with them and |. ia probable thew
will preaent an ur bros on front this morning.
Some ot than admitted last night that had
Cha'!msn been chossr ye.tsrday and a bal
lot reached for Governor |. would have been
disastrous for Faulkner. But rs It Is lie Lad
no fear.
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Death OF q. q. EynnA,

This community, especially tho iron work.
ers will regret TO hear Of the death OF MI @
.. Evans, manager Of the LaBelle Nail
Works. Mr. Evans BY his e'renmspsct walk
In lie ross 10 tho prominent position he &C.
CAPPED at the time Of his death, and by his
many good traits ofcearacter endeared him.
sell to a large circle Of friends He vas
modest OF his abilities yet his true worth
was early rscognizs d by his employers, aud
his atiahility and great hesrseducss made
sympa,hizsr ind friend. His demise in
the prime OF youth will be received with
BORROW by all and be tnourned by Many.
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GNOTtsEH GAN fXPLOSlOy.
a largo Window IN the German Bank
DeinulIshru {.

d 14nrSC WiAuO~ ~ tuc GefMnn BANK
DelnullshEd
There WAS a peculiar aud disastrous explo.
sion OF Srs In tie German Bank, Oh Market
street, yesterday morning, When the ex.
plosion took place ut the Mcclure h6use COZ :
Eer on Tutsasy, the yss wnH shut OF from
ihe city pipss. A j.. 10 Kept burning in the
German Bank .aul., but this OF course went
ont, and when tho gas was TUNED on later
tho vsnl, quickly filled. \
Yesterday morning about o'olock, Mr.
John Hell, n bookkssper in The bank, opened
the vault. He had II lighted cigar In his
hand, and tho gas rushed out Of the door, ig.
nited from the cigar. and exploded with ter.
RHO force. Mr.. He'll was badly burned
about the right hand and slightly in the face.
He WINS thrown agatnst tho counter BY the
force Of the explosion, and ths l:rea plate
glass window In the front OF the room VAS
shattered to atomR and scattered half ACROSS
the street. Ar. He'll was no: dangerously
hurt.
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THE REGirrhA's COHMrur
Fuu Tor The N"o hut Dealt, 10 ,hc rr,,.
~. 1t, tho Democratic p,,L

Oe"th 10 tho FroEN
In tho Democratic POND
Ane "fe''ter OF this morning, commenting
on Yesterdays remarkable scene, will say:
me- he SNAKES MS anbroHal cusls and give, the mad
ine a'Anp " hte-sne sanction oi god" :
!, Arc the executive officials CT this State
pariyS = '''N &>'A''''"''
a. . yesterday afternoon, for the first time in
tns hlSio,y OF the Democracy OF this or INV
olhes state, an organised attempt was mads
~ mu2zo the presa ard tsrlorizs the free.
dom of speech. Us - '''7
Because the Register; voicirg the declared
sentimanta OF thr.e.iourihs OF iha Democratic
papers Of this State. and I'LL OF tbs Democrats
papers outside OF the nte, undertook, a law
Gays back; 10 c:iiiczs IA well csS,sin sets NJ
the State Naturalization as two recent dr..
c'aiqna Of the Cour: Of Appeals, some Of the
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News anu aOasip IN ISOLATION to VRrl0u
penple. H'

People.
NJ. NJ. Everett was in the city yesterday.
p.W. Morrip, editor Of the Ri.chie Gazette,
Is In town.
Misa sallls Wood, OF Petersburg, Is the
guest OF Miss Stella Tsppen, on the Island.
Nj N. L. Temple, OF Iowa. Using young
lawyer Of that commonwealth, aud formerly
OF West Virginia, Is in the city taking In ths
convention sights.
Mr.. +. H. Frost. a prominent merchant
and tx.Msyos Of Welsbnrgt WAS down yes.
tsrday. While be ina Republican, he came
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BAsis or DIFFERENTIATION.

Chairman J. W. Rowan, Of the Committee
on Dasis OF X Representation, submitted the
following, which was adopted:
Your Committed respectfully recommends
that tils vote In the convention be on the
hssls Of the vots nas. by each county for
Gov. Jackson IN 1880, and that the counties
be allotted the number Of votes named for
tnch helnw
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Nexscnn Mnlnsin.

Mr.. VIM. a. Mansieben, Dsau,h.snan NJ.
nee OF A. 4 NJ. T. X. r., " ashinc,or i II
writes that in field service at Sinaioa, Mesjco'
%. Jscobs Gil. the magical pain.relieysr'
cured ss:eIal of thu corps Of rheumatism
aha 'hst 1t is now fixture OF The medicine
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INDICATIONS.

WAsuINoroN, D. O., July oi.-l:3oA. ~
For Tsnnssee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather In Tennessee. partly cloudy weather
OCCASIONAL rain In Oaio;valley, southwssertly
winds, stationary temperature except in tho
Upptr Ohio Valley, slightly cooler.
. For the Lower Lake, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain; southwesteIly winds. station
ary temperature.
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Best $500 Cabinets only $500 per
d0zen.
PLUMBERS GALLERY,
ll3S Main Street.
Thermometer HccOru,

The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, rs Observed at schnep Ia drug store
Opera House corner. Tt e,tay: IA. NJ, TO-
II NJ, 95o; Or. NJ, 960; II. NJ, 92o.
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Bcsa 5000 CabIus,s
Special Cheap Excavation ~ c,cv.,,,,,

cts, Saturday. 80
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LAID 0uT COLD
Continued from Erit Page.

more iavornbly located. Tho committee con.
graduates the convention on the auspicious
outlook for Democratic interests and success
In West Virginia, which these circumstances
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At Home and Abrosd-Logan & Co.
Wan,ed-A Nurse Girl.
ADMINISTRATIVE Notice. Mrs. Il. N, Slew.
art.
The Finest Assortment Of Library Lamps
Esing Brothers.
: Attention, Piumed KNIGHTS.
Wante6-A Girl to do General Homework.
Clearance 8sle--Emshtimer.
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being entirely exhausted. Cap:. Motlett
WOULD NOT RErnAcr.

He WOULD NOT RErnAcr.
II only propose to say word or two In
addition to what have previously said.
I am too fresh from scenes Of Democratic
enthusiasm at Chicsgo, and my young
heart Is throbbing too wildly Tor Demo.
cratic success to allow myself to stand in
the way Of that harmony and success.
I will say one word In reply
10 Governor Jackson, for whom personally
l have the highest regard. ] have nothing
10 retraCt, nothing 10 take back. II, God
being my Judge, | lave written anything
wrong, have done II honestly. may be
wrong, but I AN honestly 30. A careful
peruBs Of tho arsicleo in qucalon will
show the Governor to be mistaken. l.. Ia
a mistake that l have charged every Lsg's'
lature with being derelict, and the article
doss mt 60 state. ! will say ono thing foy
the Regiser:sIt Ia tho property Of its pro-
prietoit Wood county voice-"To hell
with it! ]. 1t has been run in the interest
Of the Democracy Of West Virginia voice
continuing, "aal go there yourself Il
was struggling Tor an existence when some
who are here to-day were sending men
and women to prison OH account Of theil
political convictions. TWAS tile fire. paper
to promu|gats Democratic principles In
this State. A voice, "and II has been the
worst."l 1t isa paper that believes In q
Republican form OF government. FAY
Tor myself that Twill not be bona Of con
tention. submit to the will OF the con.
ysntion, but l DO not Withdraw nv namt
through fear or cowardice. No one cal
say l ever ilinched."
TIE REPORT SENT BACK.
At the conclusion Of Capt. M,Tstt'a re.
marks, Col. Joe Gallagher, Of Marshall
made motion that Hon. B. F. Martin, o.
Taylor county, be substituted for Capt
MoiTett.
Junior Brown, Of Preston-"He Ia not Q
| delegate"
Gsllagher-"Yes, he IL, too"
| J. ". 81. Clsir-"Mr. Marin Is unable
physically to preside. Many Of us nrs IN.
eble, pecuniarily, 10 remain here Longer
than Tomorrow. I therefore move that
the Hon, D. II. Lsmard, Of Wood county,
be a.ked to act as permanent chairman,
lie ia the only man who has voicu cuff
Gent to fill this hall"
This motion produced another acone
similar 10 Some OF tho earlier onee, and be.
lore it subsidized the motion 10 recommi.
was put and passed, and on motion OF Nor
gan McColloch, Of Ohio county, tho con.
vention adjourned Till this morning a,
hnlf.past nine O'Clock.
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wednesday, July aOih. 1884.
Tha Cleveland and PITTSBURGH X ,;,-o,,,
avs arranged 10 run popular clsap excnr.
sion TO Cleveland on the above date snaciaI
train leaves Bridcannrt at 7:i2A M arr;v;"a
IN Cisvelsnd at 1880 P N. Tcks,s viii ho
gooa totnrnine On regular trains until ri.
gay, August LIT, Inclusive, allowing thr.e
IN w IN cleveland. Fare for the round trip,
rrhas
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delegation and earnestly urged them 10
stand by him and vote against tho adop.
ton Of the report first, last and all tie
time. He was received with vociierors
cheers, and assured that bis friends were
present, EP,1 4k7f.'."
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TwtSTY FAVE boxes choice Grevely Tobac.
co lust received and for sale at low market
1a'es ny a.. G.a FxENv,
NJ - Al4lQ Main sire et
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DRY GOODS
Geo. M. SHOOK
. g CO.

Arrangements having been per.
fected withsthe Atlantic Tea Co.,
No. III Market street, our patrons
are cordially invited TO use their
stOrel DOM us n Market street cn'
trance and exit.
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WANTED,

"ANTED-A PARTNER IN A rR0.
w ntable pa'irg bushes. CGll on q hbt,.,,
Lcanhcr Mix, ehhn JIco, n Get len.
MANIFESTATIONS, As SIEN.
" ographcr. A0fc'atc salary. hs,m ,,,e,.
Gnres az TO qualifications, ,h.Eci,r, &c jA5nt,
VIII II. ~ ~0pedRlo Pc, 81 Iv1
"ANTpD-BY A YOUNG GERMAN.
w American. geJ D. 10! vtry t,nm a sIiy,
All II In grocery store nreistrOj. Gar IA nIsh ri.
erence' Adh'"ss. =. b. lnte,i'ernI Oh e ia,
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s. tbs mighty shout thst went up at tho
close Of the Governors appeal, which was
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THE NEGATIVE IS HEARD.

famed the decision OF tEe Uhair, and aug
gested that those opposed 10 the adoption
OF the repor. vote in the negative, and /
dissatisfied with the decision, demand {
division and q vote by counties. Upor
this suggestion, Mr.. O'Keete Withdrew hi
appeal.
The noes wero then called Tor, snd {
thunder OF voices responded. The Ohail
would not undertake to decide the cues
ton.
Pending division, Col. Bob Blair, o
Richie county, attempted to speak.
"The Chairw;l reco9nizs no gentleman
vt prsacnt" said the President.
IN stay here til THO bEeRk Of day +
Mr.. Leonard requested tho Sergeant al
Arma 10 60 to the chairman OF each county
delegation and ascerisin Just who vert
entitled TO aeats 80 delegateb, and compel
all ont slders!o take their PLACES with The
spectators.
NIw MARTINsylLLE orTDosk.
Here followed scene Of confusion rival.
ling the ismoua New Martinsville circus,
It only lacked somebody to climb up the
centre pole to Guido that exhibition'e
paimieDt hours. At length Ex.seAsto.
Hereford took bis stand on the Presi.
dents deak and raised bis voice for quiet,
Still no quiet, -"
Then j. ". St. Clair announced that II
each county would appoint Sergeant at
Arms, it would be his duty to exclude
from tho delegation sll persons but dele.
gates. & 5I5E NR1S
The COLL ofcounties was then reached Tor
. vote on the adoption Of the report Of the
Committee on Permanent Ofganigstinp.
Pending the call Of countiep, Senator
Farnsworth moved that the report be-
'ecommitted, but this was ruled out OF
,rLer. ...--l, TT,0'
Before the vote was taken, Governor
[sckson jumped down from the platform.
md edsinR his way through the strupplinal
rowd Of excited men who jsmmed hal
isles, made his way to the Wood county !
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0lace: no.. 20 ana ~ Eau :-+",h Str ~
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PLEAS FOR HARMONY.

PLEAS FOR HARMONY.
Mr.. Leonard asked in tho Interest Of
Democratic harmony and Democratic
aucceaa that no be allowed by general
conaent to move that the report be recon.
mitted 10 the Committee on Permanent
Organization.
Mr.. kenna also requested the conyen.
ton to either allow the course suggested
by MI" Lsonard to be adopted, or 10 choose
another genticMeu for Permanent Chair.
man HON liz own brec1t. lie said that
when he made hie former remarks he
made them without any reference 10 any
irsuss that might have been expected to
COME before tho convention, and without
any expectation Of such state OF feeling
as had developed. During his remarls
Co!. Bob Blair several times interrupted
him with calls for the previous QUESTION.
which attracted no attention except frem
those about him, who laughed each time.
SECOND 1AREA. Y. d. ,,..
The convention had by this time assumed
IN attitude more like that Of an angry mob
than deliberative body. Men vera howl.
ing themselves haaroo ss they auryed m
and down in front Of the platform like tho
wild waves OF sea reused by storm.
Canes and fists we're shaken in the a;r
and bedlam itself seemed to have byosun
loose. Dr.. Hoy, Of Meaou sounty, "a hs
pared n.0ng the press tables musiuc|y
ssked, "What ia that story about the build.
ing ola tower named Babel?' II wad
simply awful. A man could have walked
from the stage to the DOG, On lie ahouI,le,u
Of men, go deaaely were they crowded in
Spectators pingled with tho delegates, Mi
bdunda and barriers were broken down
snd Chairman Hcge looked the picture Of
despair. The eerseants.at. Arms hid lon"
before retired in disgust. It would have
taken company Of regula1s to have kept
order In that Convention yesterday. Each
,nan was ei:er every others scalp, and lost
sight OF all rroprie,y. al =,
Finally Capt. Molots, who had been
at the presiden,'s desk locking
over the vss. and tunul,uous crowd,
sprang into chair and holding up hia
bands mntely appealed for silence. The
2 oise, II anything, increased in volume.
At last the noise stopped, the howlers
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PaHenper trans daily .ucludj or Sunday Ac.
commodation trains run ds,ly icept Suudar,
y :. JOHN q. iOsI, E.OS,
Ticket Agent Iphaa'i,- W Va
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUK-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DIsTRICT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washington Territory. Notice
is hereby given tbs /. in compliance with
the provisions of the Act of Congress app
proved June 3, e78. entitled AN Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands ia the States of
California, Oregon. Nevada and Washing.
ton Territory" Charles J. l.. Peterson ot
Kitssp County, Washington Territory.
has this day died in this office his appli,
cation to purchase the NWt OF the SWi;
81 of NW4 and SWt Of NRt of Section
No Is, in Township No. 81 North, Rarge
No. 5 west of the willamette Meridian.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
the said described | nd. or any. portion
thereof, are hereby required to file their
claims In this Office within sixty Coy days
from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my office in
Olympia. W. T., this 9th day of May,
A. D., 1888.
Jous r. GowKy,
20 Register Of the Land Office.
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?. CONVEY. Register.

us. LAND OFFICE. OLYMPIA, W. T., October
II. lss3-Complsint having been entered IN this Of
fee by JULIUS SCHROEDER against JOHN W.
CREED for abandoning his Homestead Entry No.
a679. dated January Is. $780, upon the half Of NE
quarter Of Sec. l3, and Sc quarter Of SE quarter,
md lots and OF Sectsn IL. In Township SO north,
Range west. IN San Juan Comfy. Washington
Territory. with Wow TO the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties ere hereby summoned to ap-
pear ut this Office on Wednesday the t2th day Of Do
cen,ber. 1883, at O'Clock r. NJ, TO respond aud fur
nish testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
ment aud the said parties further notified that
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment will
be taken before +. u. warbass Esq. Judge Of Pro.
bate Court Of San Juan county, at his Office ut Fri.
day Harbor, W. r.. ON Wednesday. the 2sth day Of
November 1883. ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. and continuing
from day to day thereafter until the saking OF such
test inony be closed Apd app airing 70 oar sstis
faction that due personsi servics hereof csnno be
had, service will be iuade by publication. posting
and mailing, according to Rules IS and IL Of Prsc
tice in u. 8. District Land Offices
In witness whereof have hereunto set our
hands the day and year nr-t sbsve written.
joan =. CONVEY. Register.
ROBERr STUART. Receiver.
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