Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-07-12

and applause. which was continued nve
minutes. The spectators took part 10 the
demonstration, and after awhile the pano
| Joined in the air, 1--WE Will NOT do home
Till Morning." which seemed only TO
stimulate the enthusiasm.
CLEVELAND NOMINATED FOB PRESIDENT.
After order was restored, the Chairman
announced that the motion to make the
nomination unanimous having been car
| ried, Grover Cleveland was declared tne
| nominee OF the National Democratic Con
yeption for the next President OF the
| United States. [Cheers. Adispstch was
read from Gov. Hosdley, congrstulatlng
| the convention, the Democracy and the
country on the wise thing done. and prom
| Using a Democratic victory in Ohio IN octo-
Der aud November.
While the final result was being an
nounced, a mammoth oil painting, repre-
senting Cleveland's head and bust. was car
ried in front Of the speakers stand n ex-
hibited to the enthusiastic spectators, who
greeted it with cheers and yells. and a
ing everything that could be put into re-
| ouisition for that purpose. the band play
ing Marching Through Georgia" and
other patriotic airs.
ItCcb9 80 q Wa " 4 ~
HENDRICKS NOMINATED VICE PRESIDENT.
In t~heconvention hall. upon assembling,
when Indiana was reached, the Chairman
asked il to be posed, stating it was not for
Indiana to vote under the present circum-
stances. Under . call of the States, in
Guiding California and Florida. ell the
votes we're cast for Hendricks.
6:52 P. M.-Roll being called for nomi-
nation OF Vice President. Hendricks will
be nominated by reclamation.
6:54 p. M~.-Hendrioks is nominated.
The call OF the States and Territories is
completed. All voted solid for Hen.
bricks.
Joy I'm New York.
NEW YORK. July 11.-There is great
cheering and crowds at the bulletins at
Cleveland's nomination.
BUFFALO, July 11-There is the most in
tense excitement this morning. Immense
crowds are surrounding the telegraph and
newspaper Offices. At the announcement
of Cleveland's nomination cheer after cheer
was given. Men waved their hats and
acted like mad. Hand-shaking by Demo-
Gratis and Republicans was general. The en-
thusissm was ~unbounded. A salute Of 100
guns were fred by the Cleveland gun
| squad, under the direction Of the Cleve-
land Central Club. A meeting OF the
| club is called for tomorrow night. when a
! general celebration will be held. The
Cleveland managers from this city ct the
convention. will be met on their return
with brass bands and q parade.
Cleveland Hears n News.
ALBANY, July 11.-One hundred guns
were fred in honor Of Cleveland's nomina-
ton the minute it was received. The Gov
ernor was in the Executive Chamber at the
Capitol, with Adjutant General Farms.
worth and 9 few other friends. The boom
ing of the cannon was the first announce
ment Of his nomination to him. He was
standing in his private room with Farms
| worth on his right side and Col. Lamont,
his Private Secretary, On the left. He re-
| ceived the congratulations OF those present
| in q digniied manner.
A Politicians Trick.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE following tele-
gram was sent to the Democracy OF Cuya-
hogs county: We, the undersigned.
Democratic representatives in the National
Convention, familiar with the entire situs-
ton, are satisfied that neither Judge Thur
man nor Mr.. Hoadley can be nominated.
aud that Thurman's name Is suggested
simply by Tsmmany and other interests
opposed to Cleveland, and we believe
Cleveland will most probably be nomi-
mated. Signed: W. W. Armstrong, Jacob
Miller, j. Fl. Farley.
Liabilities, 100000
CLEVELAND, July 11.-Everett & We'd
dell, private bankers, who have been in
business together for 80 years. assigned
this morning for lack Of ready cash to
meet pressing demands. Their liabilities
are 81, 000, 900. Their assets are several
times greater, but are not Immediately
Available.