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scsntS occurred WI enever full vote wa,
announced or IN tD- 100 sl)n ~ soma slato
breaking for B,ine. Ou,sids tina
CONVENTION was another proat host
OF waiting psop Q, whoee responslvs shonts
when the result, 4 fhe ballots vara bul.
lstin,d, could DO distlo,lg roaid, Iasids the
great st. uc'ufe. tho dclirnm reached
IL climax when Illinois ] ,ined ths column
OF Blsine, IsN surrey or siginS victory Tor
the Maine m NJ. Tue hall fairly thundored
~ the sRsying audience gavo wont to
lis fierce enthusiasm. Has went into the
air, handks rchiefs were frantically waved
aao days and decorations torn IRON the
lscs..of tho gallery and were m ado To cut thou
way through the air by the occupants OF thu
gallery, vho seiz d them. Wh1n tho OK.
ci;tment had In measure spent itself, the
gsvsl of the chairman would serve 70 bring
out RIDER and ihs audienc, would relapie
lnto repose to be succeeded again
oy q saNsou OF exclt ement as the successive
-o,es we're announced. When this fourth bal.
lot WAS finally declared II was signal for u
MIGHTY CHEER,
and when the defamation Of artillery out.
side the building served to again remisd
them Of the triumph achieved by Blsine's
torcss, the building rocked under the
impure and cheerin" OF their sympathis-
ere. the cheering for Ar hur and Logan
was hearty, but the apex Of
enthusiasm was touched only
vhsn the name cf Blaine
sounded on his rrosnsc 9 OF success seemed
toinc'eas. Tn, Californian, were generally
she centre Of the whitlwind Of ex-
element .mons the delegates
Whom Illinois broke the
Pscif, coss, ps ,ale so'zsi ths banner they
navs borne since lcavipg San Franolscr,
O ID proceeded with - up AID down the
Ais!es. Colorado uninrls1 trium'
ph-pt banner. bearing pic'ur.
with i've esg,s Kansas exposed q bsn.
Forty Thonsand Msj0fitp Tor the Mont
nee; 10000 msjorty for James q.
Bllina." There vera b1rre by delegates
through tho mnin body Of tbe audience
and sv,vi"o mul,ituie. The sight OF iiut.
Teri, embl ms. the crash OF msrisl
music, tue roar of canpoo and the nn swer
irg shouts Of the outside hosts, made
scsne rarely 10 he witnessed,
and created n sensation 70
,ha beholder seldom to b,
experienced. The session was not ended Ill
yearly 8 y. NJ, aOd through nearly xix
hours the main body os the spectators ha0
rcmAined 90 h. present at
Tue pRcGsIvg BALLOT
To r h,t1ere are lumber OF boDfree and
fireworks Large crowds were
on the streets down town,
watching bulletins and viewing
thr pyrois chnits. Thare were also
numbers OF pa'taly impr " sod torch
ighs mpauiea parading the streets wi IA
music. al OF which servo NJ reminders that
smother national political campaign IL on
us.
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Gresham and Senator Dan Cameron
who have been quart. cred at the White
House for several days, were with him
when the foreshadowlng bulletins were re-
oeived. and without, waiting tor the
eoIu plste fuliillmen', the president Invited
tie COMPANY to proceed with him to
luncheon. Shortly after, the .presi.
dsnt responded TO the card OF
tue agent Of the Associated Press,
who found him no. only cheerful, but In
tho best OF spirits. He remarked that the
nsws from Chicago had not taken him
by surorise. disappointment In politics
bsing Of such common occ0rietce He al.
80 pleasantly referred 10 the general
law OF compensation. and
ssid he highly priced numerous
compensations that might be mentloned
IN the present case. As to
his position In the CANVAS tn,
president said II wa, outlined In
telegram he sent Mr.. Blaine on receipt Of
tho. announcement OF tho conventions
choice.
Senator Logan, IN answer to
request for ON expression OF opin.
ion In regari to the nomination OF
Blaine, said he could not ex.
press his sentiments better than
BY showing what he had already
written. He thereupon produced COPIES Of
tn, two dispatches sent by him this eve
ning.
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MRS. HAMMOND,s LECTURE.

Last evening m any OF the fret people OF
this city met At Mrs Hammond's scsdem-
ical hall to listen TO her exsgetical interpre-
sation OF the methods and the practice
OF elocution in its aspects Of
ordinary or dramatic application. The cosy
hall was tss etally tit ed 10 with rostrun
comfortable chairs and ample lights. The
logic OF her theme, and proved her praC'i-
cal command OF the art she
caches. Every uuy poin' 8
to the success OF her enterprise and
certainly it IL q laudabe undertaking.
Mrs. Hammond Is brilliant and thorough
IN her ant aud can give her pupils the worth
OF their money.
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AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.
fales, Dnois, soAgy, REGULATIONS Very
Delightful.
The Chapel Of ihe Dallas Female Col.
lego the Scene.
Ca,is,henic Drlll In Costume.

Last evening ths chapel OF the Dallas Fe.
mate college was tue scene OF most de llght.
iul entertainments consisting music, In
duetr, solos, aud also a line OF recita-
tions all given by the pupils OF
the college. The audiencs mounted
to what theatre people call pay ing
business" In fact the chapel was nearly
crowded, and the hearty cheering was sui.
tcisnt evidence that the occasion WAS en-.
ipyed. In the opening. Misses CLARK and
Bl,dsoe followed the prayer, by Professor
Num-, with a duet'-La Balsdine.n Next
n recitation, Archie Dean" by Miss Euln
West. Then IL order ~ named
. Of bout. Tain Ga'op," Mis-, Ma
nie Cochran; Her Letter recitation.
Miss Nsllis Steer: la Mescovi,e," H,lo,
s,Gu Sc Ste. n Trouble Ia tlS Amen
"Il Cornic1lc," duet, Misses Roger. rrG
DIckarj, after which " The Lass Hymn"
rec tn,lor Mites Laura HAMS, c,n.
cluded ihe frs, put. Second part
CONSISTED ~ music. "R rples OF tho Ala
hame." bs Mise Mamie Coleman; MISC
uns's Child" recitation, Miss Mamie
Cochran; The Gyp,y Oluntessi" vocal
duet Miss Mary Pointer aud Master Hall
Rediold; "fom's Lite Star" rscitstio f,
Miss Emma Mos; "Gtll,D De Brsyurs,
duet. Masses Hamsn ard Di9ksrd.
In conclusion the fat strength Of the
young plNstH vas presented In very
beautifully executed march, involving Ia.
t. cate evolution, OF ballet drill In wnioh
excellent triinlng Was demonstrated. Al
though ths programme 90 printed indi.
Gated awardiug OF medal last
evening, the latter ceremony
was postp until next Wednesday.
Next Sunday evening" General Lewis, VI
Wsxshachic, will preach the commence.
mout .ormon and next evening
az art icver, students re- union and lawn
fe-iiyal. tuesday occurs the cnn.
tAt8. The Flower Q1eeu,' aud
on next wednesday tho series
will conclude with another entertainmen',
presenting a urogrsmme very attractive
ard more varied than that so ably pro.
duc last evening. The HERALD will fol-
low tae entertainments throughout. IL 10
treat pleasure 90 give sketches OF such
worthy performances.
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Covington Races.

CoviSGroN. KY, June o Rain msde the
track bad and slippery. Attendance large.
First Race-One aud ns.eiehth mile:
Feliowplay won; Savanna, second; Mani
tau, third. T.me-2:t9.
Selling R.ot-Spripger sop; Silvertop,
second; Voltaire, third. Time -l:55 Ia
The mile heat race was won 10 straights
by Sovereign Pat. Time-l:52 "a.
Sensation Stskes-For 2.year-old foals OF
1882, six furlongs: starters-Freeman,
Tenstone, Milton Young's Troubador.
Troubsdor won by halt length; Tenstone,
second; Freeman, third. Time-l:22 IL.
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Intense Excitement,

CHICAGO, June 6.-Onc hour and a hal
before the time for the convention to as
semble, vast crowds OF people were in front
of the entrances waiting for the doors TO
open. IL seemed as IL there had bsen no
change from last night. when thousands
demanded admittapce to the hall already
crowded. The door keepers, pol comen and
serseant.at.arms exercised grea. patience
aud there was little violence. The rumor
this morning in the air Is that the indepen-
dents arc alarmed.
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A Break In whisky.

CINCINNATI, June Ca decline Of cents
10 wnisky to-day Is regarded as disruption
OF tho pool. President Miller has gone
home, and says he will stay there TILL scot
for. A leading distiillng company Of tits
city, mem ber Of the pool, some days $50,
declared to . customs otiicisi, that they
would not base invoices on pool quotations
OF nigh wines, but would until further
notice. That action becoming know, the
gu atoms of high wine dropped 10 that
u ure.
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COMPLIMENTARY HOP.

The ID. =. club give hop at Shady View
park last evening complimentary to the
young ladies who have recently returnr d
h ,me from school The moon shone out
brightly, and the evening was exceedingly
peasant. The sweetest OF music was meas
ured ty nimble feet, and the hours OF the
mornins were upon the parry before the J
were aware OF IT,
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HARTFORD, CONN, June 6 The demo
cratic ststs convention In resolutions pro.
claimed for economy and honesty ia the
administration Of the government, de-
nouucs assessment for political purposes,
declare II danserols to exact taxes beyond
the necessary requirements OF government
aud advocate tariff sufficient 10 furnish
ne sssary revenue tor economic aiministra'
ton, favor the claims OF ecldiera fer prior
,ps,dtr ition In the distribution OF pen.
sions and pledge support 10 tho nominee
Of the Chicago convention. Adj burned.
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sullivan Satisfied.

CHICAGO, June Gin response to an In.
quiry by . reporter Of the Associated Press,
Or. Alexander Sullivan, president OF the
Irish National league Of America, states
that he and his Colleagues on the commit
tee appointed 10 address the committee on
resolu ions OF the republican convention,
'et profoundly grateful 70 the committee
for its courteous. patient attention, and not
only for the insertion of the plank asked,
but tor the good will and manifest sincerity
with which IL was done.
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Bulletins.

CHICAGO. June O 1922. M, Logan nom.
in-t,d by to,lam ,,ion at 9:32 o. m.
1886 p. m Result received with cheers
Convention breaking up.
All the states voted solidly for Logan ex.
osut New York, which cast one for Foraker
All sx for Gresham. Cannons are being
Il ID on the nomination.
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SURPRISING THE SHOOTERS.

The police have been instructed to ares.
any person who is caught firing oil fire
arms to give the alarm of fire, and shootists
eau govern themselves accordingly. OF late
several residences have been shot into by
of fire.
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Prees Opinions.

AUGUSTA, NE, June 6.-The Chronicle
sayt: The merciless cartoons did Blaine NO
harm. Thew may have helped TO nominate
him, though. Blaine 10 q brilliant man Of
genius, . dszzling politician, On sudscious
diplomatic, = sple did orator, popular snd
Q magnetic .trateeist.
ALBANY N. Y, June 6-Ths Albany
Journal SAYS: BlAioe's nomination makes
the republican party iuvircibe, % ex-
ponent Of progressive ideas and its courage
ous action will be worthily led by the man
whom Il has honored this day.
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by Electricity.

J. IL. Webster, our enterprising pho
togrspher, 10 having an electric light with
an incandsscent attachment put 10 hi, art
studio, which viii enable him TO make pho.
togrsphs ct night - veil - day. This IL a
during the busy hours 81 the day 10 cit for
pictures. Such can now have them taken
81 night.
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Su<pondc A.

DETROIT. Mich, :. June 6.-The banking
hUuse OF Cray, Moore & Co Grsenyille,
This state, suspended. They claim as The
rea son that banks Of Detroit aud elsewbI re
refused 10 further rediscoubt inelr psler.
IL 10 also iurtner claimed the assets IRE
L1ics the lis abilities. out no statement Las
yet been made. The hope Is expfessed the
suspension will be temporary.
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Dcmoc ate Representatives On tie TaIid
Plank

WASHINGTON, Juns 6-TSps ciAl. "A
number OF de Inocratic cobgreIsmea ave
deem giving their opinions on the republi.
IAN tariff plank la the Chicago platioim
Mills is quoted thus: "It Is q lie, aha
/ nope to the Lord ~e will say something
this time that will not mean n lie"
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Assigned.

MEMPHIS, June 6.-rhe ksnesaw Manu-
featuring company assigned this morning
Liabilities, $50 90, assets. including ma
cninery, real estate, etc, $1,000.
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Tho Na.lonnl Committee.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Following Is the list o
name. cons,i,u'irg she new national com
mittee ns far 40 given by d ffsrent delega-
tions. The lis, will b. com pleted later:
Alstama-Paul Strobach.
Arksnsas-Powell Clayton.
oi.necticut-S Amuel Lessinden.
L, lsware-D ,nicl J. Lighttn.
Georeia-W. H. Pledser.
Illinois-DAvis T. Litler.
Indians-John @. New.
Iowa.. s. Clarkson.
Ksnsas-John A. Martin.
Ksntncky--E Moore.
Louisiaua-W. ] kslloR.
Maine-J. Manchester Hayden.
Mtry land-J ames A. G.rrn.
MassRchuspt.--W. W. CtaIo.
Michigsn-John p. Sanborne.
I'm eissippi-J Il. Lynch.
n ssouri-R. r. Vau Horn.
Nebraska-Ohurca Howe.
Neveos-Thomss Wren.
New Jsrsey-G ar1e,t A. Hobart.
New Yorktown ID. Lawcon.
North Oarolna--L W. Humphrey.
Oaio--O. l.. CoDgor.
Oregon j. T. A operson.
PENIS, lv ,nia-BF. Jones.
Rnode lei ,nd-H A. Jencks.
South Carolins-Iohn b. Johnson.
rexas--C. @. Buckley.
Vermon,-Georgs W. Hooker.
Vlrgir's-T. 8. Blair.
West yirglnia-John w. Mason.
Wise oDsi n Ed ward Sandefson.
ArizJna-Clark Churchill.
Dakots-Iudge Bennett.
Idaho-Sherman +. Collin.
Montsns-Jsm.s T. NIL.
Utah-Charles w. Bennett.
Washington TsIrltory-W. ID. Miner.
Wyomipg-James +. Carey.
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GALVESTON, June 6-Foilowing Is the
weather report for the cotton belt. furnish.
ed by the United States signal service act.
in in continuation With tina RAILWAYS:
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NOTICE.

Any OF our customers desiring to com.
muuicste with ne through the telephone
will please use the telsDhone wires at our
expense and save time and trouble
KRarrx q 1. & NJ. Co.
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THE SUNDAY LAW.

The police have received instructions to
vigorously enforcs the Sunday law, which
means that all places OF business and ga
looms shall be closed on Sundays from the
hours 0 a. m. to 4 p. M. This is about the
tenth time this order has been given.
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The Oregon Election.

PORTLAND, ORG, June O -dermaD, re.
puchctn c,noiuate for congress, nas been
alected by 1000 msiority. rbo j. gisla ure
is republican by nine on joint ballot.
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sERIousLY INJuREp.

Al bop givsn q Shady View psrk lest
night. Miss n. Kees daughter Of United
head on the q Dor In the fall. and sustaining
serious II not fatal irjunea
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CHICAGO, June 6.--rhe proceedings Of
the convention to-dav were accompanied
by scenes Of tumultuous escltement. The
interest Ia the bsIlotiDg was little
short Of c,ntsgion. Outside Of
the convention hall are fully
is. 600 people, occupying every point from
which q view Of the scene wss possible. IL
vas . splendid appearing au iisncs aud
bodv Of ladies In bright cns-
tune present, preserving the dsoorum
10 b. witnessed 1t IN opera. During the
progress Of the event. o.
he ssrdinssy dsy It would
suddenIy lssh into uad excitement, asd
tbo Rrest rcar snd abandon Of the multi
Suds was Of nature which could not help
uss rHn BLOOD
In The veins Of the duilest clo1. These
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CoIanel Ruford n,inr.

LousviLLE. KY, June q -Uolonel Thmss
Buford, VINO killed Juuge Elliott, wa
brought over from Indiana to-day poverty
stricken, dying, and returned TO the Cen.
trail lunutic as, lam, from when he escaped
over 4 year agU.
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Trout Matching.

Nesting In litt.s niche m the 6onoms
mountains, says the Alta California. az,
no q the head Of the GAelcos range, 10 Inc
Leuni nsh hatchery. IL 10 sslsom-visi.eh
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Z22 1ulS,a YtI'o %,
Dallas, Texas
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CENTRAL AdENTs:FoR


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Alarm TT Drawers Writer'S Hughes Pats Conons
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How the Washington Politicians Regard
the Nomination.

WAsHrSaroN, June 6-fSpecial. Your
reporter has spent the afternoon sounding
leading democrats and republican, on the
republican opinion Ia that Blaine 1, the
best selection that could be made and will
win the doubtful states. Democratic sag
his candidacy calls for the beet 10 the dem
ocratio shop, that he will make good pres.
ident II elected, but will not be eleoted.
Tucker says he 10 the hardest man to beat.
Lamar comedies and seys Blsipe's inten.
party In the south.
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Anumosr OF our estesm u c,ntempo'a
ies have formtd q pool OF fiction. Thew
propose to make corner In short storlt s.
The idea. 90 far as we can learn, originated
In the office OF tho tnttrprising New York
Sun. Who the particular editor 10 who
manages the pool We are not informed, for
the edltor.in.chief OF that paper. while he
good story, IL not at all likely to act as the
middlemAn between the producer and the
consumer OF popular fiction.
As We understand the entcrprisjng game,
somebody makes deal with a Dumber Of
writer's. bis proposition may be stated
| something in this way: my dear Mr..
Howells, what Won waDt 10 vogue. You
ought to hsvs 2 t00,0oO resderp, whereas
yo,i only have about 10000. Now " Won
ont this story to ipe At, say, S25 or $50, l
will insert It in seven of the moot extern.
,iveIy circulated papers In the country
Think of that, md remember thst l shall
deal only with first.cl,ss tic,ionist9, 80 that
the ring Of producers will be kept exclu.
svs." Having ARRANGED with Mr.. Henry
Hsrte, Mr.. Tom Knox and Mr..
Rrander Matthews n, sey. $50 head, the
middlemsn then makes his deal with the
pspera. To them he ssys: II will supply
you with original stories rom tho best pens
In the country, in succession, At great
discount on the original price, proviutu
YOU contract to take the whole series. !
will furnish these stories. say ut $500
apiecp, which Is so per mt. less than YOU
would have to pay if you deal. directly with
the producer
Az this re.lIy en.erprsing scheme is
ooincie ent with the return Of Mr.. Fred.
.rink A. Schwab TO the New York press,
and ss that journalist hes on several nc
casions distin guished himself by ent err rs-
ing commercial feats, We are. perhaps, not
far W.T. ing In giving him credit for the or
gsnizstion of this literary racket.
Il is to be- hoped that the series Of stories
will not tar, out to have been rejected
mani scripts which the producers have had
on thoir hands for long time. 1.-THE pro.
duoers cen Do stimulated by the energetic
niddlemen. and the prospect OF unlimited
readers 10 do better work than than they
have yet accomplished In tho field OF fiction,
Mr.. Sohwab will not have lied and got rich
In vain.-[New York World.
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WE HAVE IN STORE A PURE LOT OF
LARGE GERMAN aILLEr sExD FROM
K,HsAs, AND KNOWN Az THE GOLDEN
MILLEr. FOR SALE IN Lors TO SUIT
THE TRADE.
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THE C0NVE NTl0N.


Continued from First Page
duiies, the adoption OF the platform and
for for president. Tho platform was
one which all good rs ublcans O uld units
on; the csndid.te one VINO could
heat srv d, moor - nsltg or dead, but II
wa,etill impor,ant that tho bert possible
man thould bs named Tor second plaos. II,
was but master OF just rscog milton 70 ths
great DO ly Of soldiers OF the war for the
Union that Z rsOrsss otstivs from their
number should be placed rs SECOND DAnis
on the ticket The grand army OF The re-
public had enrolled more thnn thrse'
fIurtps OF q million mon who lately wore the
blae; In presenting the name from their
ranks the spe >ker would mention a man
fitted in every WY tor frat place, who
would add strength TO the ticket aud Justify
the hopos aud exps ctstions Of the party.
This man was
GgLRRAL JOHN A. LOGAN.
[Loud, long and renewed Applausa The
speaker did not present him in behalf Of
Illinois or OF any other state, bu, OF tho
whole United Sta ~. He belonged no more
TO Illu OILS than 10 Kansas, where
the soldiers would receive tho nomination
with shouts Of plstness The SPEAKER VA
comm issioned by the state vi X susis 10
make this nomination.
Judge II X, o Teuuese', IN ssconding
the noini, Aston, said thst while tho con.
vention had NJ, chosen hts hrs, choice, Il
had doas VOL, md tee speak
or proceeded 10 pay tribute
10 the plumod knight OF Maine.
He hoped the convention sould co no to
common uud erstandiDg AID agreement toi
second choice oil the t'ckes. When tho
wires should trsDsm't tue intelliscrca {
the non, nation oi Logan TO the colder
boys OF East Tennes,ee there would be such
rejJioins among tkem rs would be
every where over tue presidential uomines
His delegation wng ,orlewh-t d,vi led, but
when on the name OF John A. Logan they
were united tweniy.four s'rong.
Tnurston, OF Neors.ks, also seconded the
nomination. He wanted the republican
party ~ write upon ita banner tho invincl-
Bile Legend, { la ~ end. Logar," applause
and cries OF "ums."l
Lse, oi Penney lvsni, in further second.
ing 8 I'D tho csudita;e for president was n
native of Pennsv ivnuis, whose fame W s
too great for hi4 native s'ate al hat b.
come commemorate with Q rtsllts OF
theuB'iur.
Q ugfessmsn H,r. OF Michisan. from
the he a OF his d,le .a'i,D. fueih her SEQ de-
the nomination, saying that IN nomlnstiog
John A. Logan the convention would ligh.
the soldiers camp lire from end ~ end Of
the countrs and Clancy, (anlored) Of North
Carolina, Ia sec)ndiDg The nomination,
said that wien Blaine and Logan his state
could be ciiried Tor the parry by 5000
nomination.
The m lton TO suspend the rules was
defeated.
Other seconds bsving been received to
thenominali) n from Georgia and Kentucky,
a motion was mace 20 suspend the ruleh
aud make the nomination OF Logan by
acc,ams.ion. Ii was pat TO vote
aud tho mhjarity voted for It.,
but as two thi'ds vote was necessary the
onair trlered the roll called in order to
ascertain tho nun Der, ut the request of a
delegate, who said there Ware otners who
wished 10 Bpoak for General Logan.