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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

These statistics Gre confined exclusively
10 those works which manufacture plf /
from the crude na.eria. and do not in,
c!ude statistics Of establishments in which
manafac urfd glass is It raw material. IN
the United States census year there yer,
s works making plate glas3, lis furnace:
Tor making window glass, rs works pro
drcing glae'ware and 100 furnaces pro.
dueing green gla l.
The total wig paid during the year te
all c's71es Of employ, in the works wa,
81, Ill, 100. This amount divided BY 24l77
the number OF hands employed, would
give qnntient OF 1878 each person, This
however, iiEot a cornc. way OF ascertain
ing the average earnings, though it is thu
method almost universally adopted by free
trade writers and speakers, because it con
veys decidedly wrong impression.
Mr. Weeks, in his admirable report or
the manufacture Of g'a", points out thai
the only circumstances Under which a d.
vision OF the total amour. OF wages receiv.
ed in my industry by the total number o.
men employed in that industry would be 6
correct Ct 'tement Of the earning > Of the per
sors go employed, are when tho same mum
Der OF men were employed duriag the
whole year, and when, il the works were
idle during any part Of that year, the men
were a'so idle, gls, making being their on.
ly occupation. Mir. Weeks makes a careful
estimate Of the wages paid the slss, indu,
ny, aud from his 'Ibl,1 Tie Prfs, is ena
b!ed to givs a summary from whict
q fair idea can be obtained. Fol
this purpose We select the branches Of Ia
Dor employing the largt It number OF mer
in each division OF the trade. Thus, in the
manufacture Of window gls 7, We find blow
eEs receiving $50 II week; te- 1era, SIS; fit
teners, S2i; layers, $40; mixers, $40, ant
laboreIs, 81. In the manufuc!ure Of green
glass the various kinda of blowers average
from SCI to $50 per week, and the lsboreis
s.. Miscellaneous gle .swaro p1essers MAXI
81 aweeb; tnishels. 81; gathering boys and
stickersup, Is cent to s. n day; carrying
boys, 60 cent n da!y-b!owe.,, 81 week
cutters, SIS 50; mouldmakers, SIS: mixers,
$40 50, and lee els Sl2.
In the manufacture Of plate ola We will
let the largest manufacturer and ono Of thu
most public.sprited men in the United
States speak, Mr.. ". g. DsPAuw, OF Nsa
Albany, Indiana: -
RATES OF WAGES IN 1882,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

PRor. JANIS A. sxwrLt, A. NJ, NJ. D., OF
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: II have found Coldsa's Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly useful in advanced stages
Of CONSUMPTION, weakness, dyspepsia and all
nervous affections. In pregnant women II
has been retained whsn every other article o,
food was rejected. PalAtable and easy Of
Digestion" (raks M nther) MwrAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

NUTRITION. food is essential as o means O,
restoring a consrmp.ivs to health. A medi-
cine that will strengthen TIC lungs and
sooshe sll irritation is nlso necessary. Such a
remedy Is D;. Wis'as's Bs!sam Of Wild Cher.
~. Il is the only preparation Of Wild Cher.
~ thut gives complete satisfaction. l.
quickly cures coughs and colds. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

! WAS troubled with Chronic Catarrh and
gathering In my head, was very deaf at times,
ba : discharges from my ears, and was unable
to breath through my nose. before the sec.
ond bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm was ex.
hausted | was cured, ard to-day enj W sound
health. @. J. CoRuis, 1928 Chestnut st Field
Manager, Philadelphia Pub. Houte, Pa. { Zoe
advt HM 2" rrhrAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

.'MESs sana in corpore sano:" "A sound
mind In sound body" is the trade mark o.
Aliens Brain Food. AVID we assure our read
ers that II dissatisfied with either weak
nes, OF Brain or bodily powers, thiH remedy
Will permanently strengthen both. STA
druggists, or By mail from J. II. Allen, 81,
First Ave, New York City. 7rhssw !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

CoLoRED brother, addressing the new
parson: "Look heah! yer mighty well
come at my house Lessen yer make too
much O hotel O. DE- practice" "W'y, l
thought da!yer'd be gladter see NO." Use
glad ter see yer, sab, but de longer yer stay
away do elsdder III ba ter sec yer when yer
comes-Ttras fittings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

NO" eaid q fond mother, speaking
proudly OF her 25year-old daughter; mo,
Mary isn't old enough to marry yet. She
cries whenever any one scolds her, and
until she becomes hardened enough TO
talk back vigorously she isn't ii. for 3
VILE"
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MEDICAL. !.
nR. ]. E. SMITH,
No. !"' Near Fourteenth street.
MEDICAL.

,,.,no nj A phyIIFINHt AHVVtN II tue
-A,ttit eTideaT ,0S,i,ntg. The Increasing dc.
,.I.nanoSy Of ~ ii"Ssi 4s,yIrcIp'oie that hayo
. s.as, or n% mi iIi,Iy Win thae who hare
dti.as'ud Ee 'Sn 'yh, ! have mIny bundled ccr'
cSH.yrz,lNIpl lho HTSom have cured altar they
hIIsScIG lon, WIN HS S',h thctsputlc ascnts, Il
~ ~ and hn!h"'E' ~ nj Ornamental pCculIatitles
~ ~ olAeFE1nie ~ IN nIplrnlC mRnt cement IN.
itiI,t .lIeaS SS, j. possible, ana frankly give
iBits WI W.; MI 9p!uI'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

LAM cured Of Calarrh and DEAN esq BY Ely'.
Cream Balm. Ny aunt was deaf in one ear
After using the Uslm few times her HEARING
was restored. F. 0. MORSE, Insurance Broktr
Elizabeth, N. j. Not q liquid or snuff. Nd.
.fS4f IS Il II ", l15i. .tg " rrhshw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

The palmistry crszs has again broken
out in society, and fortune.telling parties
are the rage. Ladies' who are well read in
headlines, l:eart,lines and life.lines find
then .lves correspondinely popular. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

WHEN the blood Is loaded with impurities,
and moves slugsishly in the veins, an altera.
tive Ia needed, ~ this condition Of the vital
fluid cannot last long without serious results.
There Is nothing better than Ayers Sarsapa-
r 10 purify the'blood, and impart energy
t, tie syian. BAw
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TiiE GLASS IsDUhTKY.

Tic Strndy GrOwlh-AmericauW ngo, nm
Compared with European.
Philadelphia Pres.
There are few American industries in
which the bentilia o!Pro!ection can be more
directly traced than in tho manufacture OF
glassware, The extent and growth OF this
industry in The United S,atea can be best
gagged by the following table, cos omit.
ted Ia dollar columns:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

NOTWITHSTANDING thiais leap year It has
but three hundred and twsnty-six days,
tho other forty days being Lent-Bo,ton
Transcript. ~, 9l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

TIE haest msyonaiss dressing for all kind.
OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes, picked
salmon, cabbage, DO, Is Durkee's Salad Dress
ing. is, besides, more economical thar
homemade. ayyAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

A BlaMARcK woman says she can put her
baby to sleep in two minutes by singing
Sweet Violc:s." The knowing little one
probably feigns sleep to get her to stop the
music, y ---.- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

Tlx most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emoty's Little Cathaftic Pills, give whole.
somc appetite, put new lie In 6roken.down
body CENTS. rrhtAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21
AorSei0rd's acid phosphate, No Physi
ctau Need Hesitate, <

Dr.. 8, G. Cleysnser. Chicago, H., says
"Horseford'a Acid Phosphate should BE-
made | i'll sinl. It is tina most eligible form
for the administration OF phosphorus, aud nc
physician need hesitate 10 order 1t on LI.
prescription blanks" -
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A BABY resembles Truth in one respect
Tor Truth is stranger than Fiction, and /
baby, likewise, is a little stranger.
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Ministers nouuu LIN Praise

Rev. Mr.. Greentlslds, Knoxville, Tenn.
writes as follow: Samaritan Ne,rine perma
nea,ly cured my son OF epilep,ic its" Here,
food for thought Sold by druggists, ST so
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.l Sax. CHORUS, ~.
There Is a moral 10 the Shamrock
That old Etiu's SONS lhouli io,c.
For II helpt st. Patrick to explain
That there Wr7 three Ia ono above.
When he preached to thom tho Trinity
,,Ttey would not believe hiu ,hon.
until he found on that boy sruuud ..
Ihfes learesgrdw on one stem.
.F..t. '..- '." J pI JyPpg4y
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HALE's Honey OF Ho.ehourd and Tar will
arrest evasy amen. OF TIE lungs thro,t OF
chest.
Pixies Toothaohe Drops c1rs in ono minute.
For the skin-G!enn's SULPHUR snsp.
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Mrs. Hardy, no Suffolk street, writes US that
she has been troubled with worms for some three
years, and that she used one vial of DR.. O. 10
Lanes rtrmifugc, prepared by Fleming Bros,
large worms. IIer usual good health Immediately
returned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

Messrs. D. u J. W. Cotton, of Winchester, Ind,
happened last spring to get some Of Dr. &. Nc.
lanes rtrmifage. After selling few bottles,
the demand became great for ii that their stock
was soon exhausted. They state that Il has pro.
duccd the best effect wherever used, and is very
popular among the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

Andrew Downing, Of Cranburgh township, We.
mango county, gave his Child one tcaspoonful of
Dr. c. IcLdne's Ttrmtiagc, and she passed III
worms. Next morning, OH repetition Of the dose,
she passed ii3 more. "T0 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

FoE lame Back. Side or Chest use ShiIoh's
Porons Plaster. Price % cents.
SHlLoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure :s
sold BY us ona guarantee. l. cures consump-
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sullou's VlrALlzEa is what you need 10,
Constipation, Loss u Appetite. Dizziness and
sll symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle.
GROUP, WuooPIHe Couou and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiIoh's Cure,
For Sale by McLsue Bros. and a. +. Young.
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Jonathan lfoughman, of West Union, Park
county, Iowa, writes that that he is unable to
supply the demand, as the people in his cs;::"b
hood say. after trial Of the Others, tha: l. Is
equal to DR.. @. McLane's Vtrmifugs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21

THAT HACKING Couau eau BE- 60 quickly
cured by shlloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Will fou srYyrE with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? shiloh's Vitalizer Is guaranteed
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Aep York.

Neg York.
troubled with worms for more than year, and
that size took one bottle Of Dr.. C. NcLane's Ctie-
brdted Itrmifaye, prepared by Fleming Bros,
which brought away from her over three hundred
worms. big and little. She now believes herself
to be entirely free from disrasc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21
IL AND If.

III YOU arc suffering from poor health o.
'lansuishlng on T. bed OF sIckucss, take
cheer. II you ate simply alllug, or II you
fe't weak and thririted. without clearly
Knowing why, Hop Filters will surely cure
.you."
III you arc minister, mud have overlaxed your
teli with your pastoral LuIies, or Mother, worr
out win caro- aud wois. or q man OF business o.
'laooser weakened by The ltraia Of your eyeiyda,
duties. ora man Of letters telling over your mid
night wo'k, Hop Bl.iefs viii surely strengthen
you"
III yon arc suffering
Tom oycrcating or
~ drinking any indl ere.
't!on or d. spatI3n, or
arc yourg and gtJwisg
"N tof-,t, rs Is o tan the
ease" o.
Or If you arc IN the workshop. on tho
'!arm, at the desk, MI! where, and feel
ihat your siktem need. Gle :usIng, tor.
Ing, or stimulating without lntoxlca.
ling, II you arc 6ld, blood thin and i'm.
pure. pu'-c feeble, nerves unsteady,
iIcultes waning, Hop BI,teIi Is what
ylu ncei 10 G;vc you new life, health,
and yIkor."
il you are costlve or dysteptic, or
suffering from my o.he. OF the uumcr.
Gus dlsca,r Of tho stomach 0, bowels,
it'syour own fault II you remain N.
II you ale VIZ siog away with any
lom OF Eidne5 disea.e, op tempting
death this moment, aud turn for cure
10 Hop tit..,I. .
II you are slct With
that ,e,4!blc sickur ',
HetvSu n :, You will
and "Ralui III Ollie d"
III Hop Bites. 49,
ltynn arc . ftrqucnter. o. Il r. :dent
oil mltmiti. d II let, b -.tcade your
tys:?m e',Iicst the purge OF all coun.
tilt .-lna'7ia. epidemic. bilious and
IN r.niit=nE feyrt!-b the u. OF hop
Elites.
IL You have ,onsh, r!mriy, or ysllow :tiu, BAD
be Ih Hop Btu: will g!ve you frir SKIN, rich
bic d: the swt ,tes! u III, ard hpsllh. ;tt!owil
be tsit for ac-s they VIII; not euro or hep.
That. S,v. l. dtidien, invalid VIE. sister, moth
er or daushtsr, IN be n ale tho picture OF health
by q lew bDttl. NJ HIM HIttatg uv mt a 4 Ma
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When e thu dcs falls on I'll. pls

..s...,. CHORUS.
Then 1rl,hmen remember, ".t l|.
-, ~ we Journey on lifu's way, a
The shamrock ShO nd DO Worn u|.#
On every rattick's day. I'D.
Then sons ofola Ireland shout out hurrah,
For the dsy that gave 81. Patrick birth.
Le1 orange ald gtes shout Edn q Or4gh,
:, IT'S tho brightest green spot on Tho cath,
Hour ctceds d fc., lot our cauSc be oue.
~ shake hands, let us wipe out that spleen;
BY ahson aioac, our rights csn DO won,
Then We thall all wear the Shamrock 30 green
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sLxEfLEss NIan1s. made miserable by that
terrible cough: Bhlloh's Cure is the remedy
for you.
CArAEau CURED. health and sweet breath
E0cared BY 6hilsh's Caihrrh Remedy. Price
90 ce1.s. Nasal injector fres. ~.
For ssle by McLaAs Bros. and A. T. Young.
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Gsle Ql1telIilqelll:e,,a.
flee; Ms. 70 nUI ~ / NUrtcrn,h Sfrcct
The SHAMROCK,

Rtad al StV or'ean'oa y. Pa,,fck'i Day.
o. ~ the plants tho earth produced.
There IL one love tho best,
In olten times II YVES introduced.
And It's birth place was blefNd. !"
When thu dew falls on this plapt
Like sparkling crystal II Il seen,
Thoueh other flowers may fide and lls
tkhtill liyei and blooms my shamrock green,
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Al traias daily except Sunday. - =
!, Pul!mans Palace Drawing Koom Sleeping Ca,s
through without change from stcubcnville East 10
lhiladeiphiG and New York. West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, Chicago. 1ndianIpols aud
It, L0uis. - - = : -,
For through tickets baggage cheeks, sleeping car
ply 70 JEO. q. T0MLINsDN, Ticket Agent ut Fan.
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street or ii CITY
Ticket once, under Mcclure House, Wheeling, =
.-1 E.#H JAMES McCREA, ~
-HI.F Manager, Columbus, Ohio,
Z. A. FORD,
Gen'l Pasa and Ticket Agent. Pittsburrh. ~
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CHICAGO.
Grover Cleveland Nominated
for President,
and
Thomas A. Hendricks for
Vice President.
PLATFORM, &c.,&c.
PLATFORM, &c.,&c.

CHICAGO. July s, 1884.
At II 40 local tim ex-senator Bar.
mum cal ed the corven on t, order, and
Rev. Dr.. D. G. Margins, o; the North
western Theological Seminary prayed.
At the conclusion of the eloquent pra, er
Mr.. Barnum, in brief speech, pacfics.
tory in character, presented ex Gov.
Hubbard tn the cnnyo ntiou as its tempo.
rary presiding officer. He was escorted
to the platform. anil applause, by SEN
ator Jones, OF Louisiana, and Hons G..
A. Bains, Of Georgia. and Abram Hew-
i {, of New York. In taking the chair
after expressing the usual thanks, Mr..
Hubbard said: 81 accept the honor, not
a. tribute TO myself, but as compli-
ment to the great State from which
come. A State cosmopolitan IN every
fibre. The Democratic party in all its
elements, the same as it was founded hy
the trainers of the constitution nearly
three-guarters OF century ago. Men
die as the leaves OF the au' u'unn, bat the
principles underlying liberty and self
dIC CtCiuai oNht tnS aPfihCt-
Piles that undetlay the Democratic party
cannot perish from the earth, although
their authors may cease 10 be. The
Democta,lc party is to-day as much q
party organized for aggressive war as
when victory perched upon its banners
The Democratic party bad now the
House OF r representatives., end would
have had the Senate but for treason in
the Senate chamber itaelf. Cheers |
1t would have had the Presidency, too.
but for the hands OF rohhere. who struck
down the expressed will OF the people
by means Of perjury, bribery and cnr-
ruption. The Presidency bad been sto-
len from the Democratic patty by men
ullering fslsehoods through chattering
teeth. Some of the men who partici-
pated 10 that crime have passed beyond
the river, there to give an account OF
their stewardship, in the stealing OF the
Presidency, the greatest crime in the bis
tory. The great leaders Of the party,
Tilden and Hendricks With the dignity
which became heroic statesmen and pat
riots, had submitted with The courage of
men who love their country better than
self and power. Cheers Tie Demo-
cratic party nov will urge reform and
should put forward candidates whose
names will be in themselves q platform
(Cneers.) 1t wants platform too that
will speak in no doubtful tones or as @
Delphic Oracle. 1t should declare against
corruption in the government and
against the enormities Of the Civil Ser
vice. Against the so called Department
OF Justice. Against robbery in high
places. That the burdens Of the gov
eminent shall be based equally and
equitably on all classes Of the peoI le,
and that the hundreds Of millions OF sur
plus revenue should not be allowed to
accumulate" In conclusion he urged,
whatever candidates were nominated
'hould he supported loyalty, declaring
that he who would not so support them
would not be'a good Democrat and hardly
q patriot. (Applause.)
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The organization Of the State Central
and Executive Committee at Cincinnati
by the NoLEAN.FARLIY- CONSTANTINE
crowd a few dsys after the late State
Convention, is move thct the Democ
racy OF Ohio severely condemn. or
June 26 the State Central Committee
held meeting al Columbus and adjourn
ed TO meet in that city on July l6 10 or
qanise The coal oil gang, knowing
they were in o minority, managed to
have eight members, less than quorum
assemble in Cincinnati, and they pro.
ceeded 10 admit proxies, after which
officers were elected. Eleven members
constitute a quorum of the State Central
Committee, which is composed OF Il
members, and less than that number
could not admit those holding proxies.
Therefore, tue proceedings were void
and the Committee will meet IN Colum-
bus on the 18th inst. and proceed to
elect officers, wholly ignoring the snap
action at Cincinnati taken by few des-
oera,e characters who desire to conduct
the campaign in OHIO to further their
own selfish interests.
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Bellaire Democrat,

In the nomination OF Gen. A. j. WAR
NER the Democracy Of the 18th district
is we'll pleased. Gen WARNER is man
well suited to his constituency. He voted
for the restoi alton OF the tariff on wool
which would have been but On act o'
justice and great aid to his farmer con
stituents, and was an able supporter ol
the bill prohibiting the importation ol
foreign labor under contract He was
leading figure in the fight to defeat the
MoRRIsoN horizontal tariff bill, and he
stands sqasrely upon the tariff plank as
the Ohio Democratic platform, OF which
plank he is author. Gen. WARNER is
man of national reputation, and he will
carry this district by large majority
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generous forbearance for himself 10 the
discharge Of his duties

The Chair saii--The c4ll of States
for nominations for candidate Tor Pres
idGnt will now proceed.
The CLERK thea commenced to call the
roll OF States according to their alpha
beiical order, and received no response
till California was reached, when Mr.
Spencer, OF California, said The State
Of California will have to ask the indul-
gence of the Convention. We have q
man to present tor the nomination. The
gentleman who is 10 present that name
is absent. We ask that the State OF Cal
ifornia BE- passed for moment
The Chsir-Ii shall be 80 done.
The eek then called the States OF
Colorado and Connecticut but received
no response to either. The State OF Del
aware was next called and amid enthus-
astic cheers Mr.. Martin, delegate, rose
and sad-The State of Delaware will
present candidate before this Conven
ton through one of its delegates, and l
ask that he may be heard by the Conven-
tion. Mr. Gray then ascended the plat
form and, in an appropriate address,
placed in nomination Thomas +. Bay
ard, OF Delaware
When the State of Indiana was called
loud cheers rent the air, and Mr. Men.
zie Of that S ate said: "The Indiana del
egation has requested the Hon Thomas
A. Hendricks 10 present the name Of ln-
diana's candidate for the Presidency"
Mr.. Hendricks then cams forward and
announced the name OF Joseph E. Nc.
Donald as their choice.
John W. Breckinrldge, in behalf of
California, nominated for President AL
len 6. Thurman, OF Ohio. Gen Dur
hin Ward. on behalf of Ohio, seconded
the nomination. The mention OF Thur.
mans name was received with tremen.
dous applause.
Senator Lockwood, OF New York,
named Gov G evelsnd of that State
The name of Cleveland was received
with marked demonstrations OF favor by
the Convention.
When Kentucky was called James A..
Mckenzie, Of that State, cane to the
platform and in the name of State
which would give $4,000 majority for
the Democratic nominee, announced the
name OF John G. Carlisle as their choice.
Alter seven hours continuous session,
marked by frequent bursts OF applause,
the Convention adjourned at 6.lS until
Tomorrow at 80.
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The nominees OF the Democratic par
ty for President and Vice President are
GROVER CLEVELAND, OF New York, and
THoMAs A HENDRrcK', Of Indiana
They represent reform. Their strength
throughout the entire country Is such
that a victory in November is assured
The best elements Of all parties are de
clariEg, without reserve. for the ticke
and the principles enurciated in the pla'
form.
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Gov. HoADLY's nomination in the Chi
cago Convention was the only one that
was not seconded. 1t fell fiat We
hope the Governor is satisfied that Nc.
LEAN did all in his power to advance his
Presidential aspirations Three votes
are not many out of $40, but still they
are enough TO show that the Governor
was In the race