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MEDICAL.
Surface Indications

What a miner would very properly term
"surface indications" of what is beneath.
are the Pimples, Sites, Sore Eyes,
Boils, and Cutaneous Eruptions with
which people are annoyed in spring aud
early summer. The efiete matter accumu-
lated during the winter months, now
makes its presence felt, through Natures
endeayors to eXpel it from the system.
While it remains, it is poison that testers
in the blood and may develop into Scrof-
ula. This condition causes arrangement
of the digestive and assimilatory organs,
with feeling of enervation, languor, and
wearineSs-often lightly spoken of as ''only
spring fever" These are evidences that
Nature is not able, unaided. TO throw off
the corrupt atoms which weaken the vital
forces. To regain health, Nature must be
aided by a thorough blood-purifying med
icine; and nothing else is SO effective rs
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Ecovrmurp Of LAST rAoE.l
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POISON

In the blood is apt to show itself i'll the Spring,
and nature should by all means be assisted in
throwing it off. swift's Specific does this eff
feotiyely. 1t is purely vegetable, non-poison-
Gus remedy, which oelps nature 10 force all
the poison or taint out through the pores ofthe
skin.
Mr.. Robert A. Easley, of Dickso7.. Tenn,
writes under date March 10, 1881: " / had chills
and fever, followed by rheumatism, for three
years, so that ! was not able to attend to my
business had tried almost every kind of med-
cine and found no relief A friend recon-
mcnded Swit's Specific. | tried one bottle and
my health began to improve continued until
had taken six bottles and it has set me on my
feet, as strong and well us ever. | recommend
it to all similarly afflicted
Letters from tWenty-three (23l of the leading
retail dTuggistsO of Atlanta say, under date March
a. 1884 We sell more of Switt's Specific than
any other one remedy, and three to ten times as
much as any otner blood medicine. We sell it
TO all classes, and many of the best families Use
it as a general health tonic
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to all applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
y Y Office, $50 W. 2}d St. bet. 9Th & 18th Avs.
io1O1v'ruTbS
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HENDERsoS's ADDRESS.

On taking the chair Mr.. Henderson said .
Gentlemen of the Convention: We have as
sembled to survey the past history of the party;
TO rejoice as we may because of the good it has
done; to correct its errors if errors there be: to
discover. if possible, the wants of the present,
and with patriotic firmness provide for the fl-
ture Our past history is the Union preserved
and slavery abolished. and its former victims
are equally and honOrably by our side in this
Convention; the public faith maintained: uu-
bounded credit at home and abroad, with a cur
rency convertible into coin and the pulses of
industry throbbing with renewed health and
vigor in every section of this prosperous and
peaceful country. These are the fruits of the
triumphs over adverse policies gained in the
military and civil conflicts of the last twenty
four years. Out of these conflicts had come n
race of heroes and statesmen challenging con
fidence and love at home and respect and admi-
ration abroad; and now, when we come to select
standard-b bearer for the approaching conflict
our chief embarrassment is not in the want but
III the abundance OF Presidential materials
New York has her true statesmen, upon whose
administration the fierce and even unfriendly
light OF public scrutiny has been turned.
and the universal verdict is "Weu DONE thou
good and faithful servant" Vermont has her
great statesman, whose record is as clear as the
crystal springs of his native State, and whose
virtue is as firIa IS It's granite hills. Ohio can
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CAUTION!
Smoke "TansilI's Punch" Americ
Finest sc. Cigar.

our "TANSILES PUNCH" Is NOW BEING
" initiated from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
which is the best possible proof of their supe-
riOr quality. Therefore Dealers should see to
it that they get only the genuine "TANSILL'S 5
PUNCH" and direct from
G.. &. 9 q R w Z III =
SOLE AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST,
No. 923 Second street..........S Sa cramento.
Ry- One Agent Dealer only WANTED in
every town Oh Pacific Coast. Price List on ap
pication. au24ply
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ELECTION OF PERMANENT OFFICERS.

Hon. George B. Williams, of Iowa, Chairman
of the Committee on Permanent Organization,
reported that the committee had selected Gen
eral John B. Henderson, of Missouri for per
manent Chairman, and would request the Sec
retary to read the list of Vice Presidents and
selected as principal Secretary. The report was
agreed to- The Chair appointed Gaasha A.
Grow, of Pennsylvania, George A. Hoar, of
Massachusetts, and George b. Williams of Indi-
ana. committee to conduct the permanent
Chairman to the platform
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PAINTS AND OILS.

T L. CHADDERDON, IMPORTER AND DEAL
,D er in Paints. Oils Vaynishes Window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc. No. 204 X St, Sacramento.
jy17-lpf
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" WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED PARTS
OF the Human Body Enlarged. De-
Star Mills and Malt House

OF the Human 5Ouy EnIargcd, Dc
veloped and Strengthened" Etc,
is AN INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT
| long run in our paper. In reply to inquiries
we will say that there is no evidence of humbug
about this On the contrary the advertisers are
very highly indorsed. Interested persons may
get sealed circulars giving all particulars by ad-
dressing Erie Medical Co, p. o. Box 5l3, Buffalo
n Y.-fToledo Evening Bee. slS-lyTuThS
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office up to u O'Clock N. on
Friday, 18th day of June, 1884,
And at the Office of the FOLSOM PRISON, up to
10 O'Clock \. NJ, on
Friday, the Goth day of June, 1884,
For furnishing Prisoners Clothing. Medicine,
Forage Fuel Meats, Lime, Cement, Iron, and
other supplies to the State Prisons ut san Quen-
tin and Folsom, from JULY !, 1884, to DECEM
BER 81 1854, inclusive.
Conditions as per schedules furnished at either
Office
No bid viii be considered unless made upon
said schedules, nor from other parties than
bona fide dealers in the classes of articles con
tracted for.
Each bidder must accompany his bid with
certified check upon some wel-knOwn and re-
Sponsibe banking house for at least ten per cent.
Of The amount OF his bid, payable to the order
of John BoggS President of said Board; the con
dtiOn being that if any party to whom con-
tract STALL be awarded shall fail to give bond
rs required by the Board for the faithful per-
formance of his contract, the check accompany
ing said party's bid shall be forfeited to the
State
Bids for the Prison at san Quentin must be ad-
dressed to The state Board OF Prison Directors,
san Quentin. Marin county Cal, " and be plainly
indOrsed on the envelope " Proposals for Fur
nishing Supplies for State Prison at san Quen-
tin giving general character OF supplies bid
for as " Groceries, Beef etc.)
Bids for the Prison at Folsom must be indOrsed
in like manner, and addressed to said Board at
Folsom, Sacramento county, Cal.
Bids for the two Prisons must be inclosed in
separate envelopes, and the supplies furnished
each must be delivered at the wharf at san
Quentin and at the Folsom Prison respectively.
The BIDS for the san Quentin Prison will be
opened at the Office of The Clerk at San Quentin,
at - NJ, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of JUNE, 1854,
and the bids for the Folsom Prison, at the Office
of the Folsom Prison, at 10 o'clock A. ", on FRI
DAY, the 10Th day Of JUNE, 1854 and to the low
est responsible bidder the contract viii be
awarded. All payments made on contracts viii
be paid in cash or Controllers warrants at the
convenience of the Board. within thirty days
from the end of the month in which such mer-
chandise shall have been delivered
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids, as the public interest may require
JOHN BOGGS, President.
GILES G.. CRANpALL, Clerk. m30-UelS
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lsIs On REPREsENTATION.

Ewing of Pennsylvania offered the following:
ReSoirCd, That hereafter, in the selection by
District Conventions, the basis of representation
of the several counties, parts OF counties or
wards be the same as that which at that time
prevails in each district respectively for the
nomination OF Republican candidates for mem
bers of Congress, and wherever Il majority of
the counties of such district, containing not less
than one-half the population of the district
shall regularly unite in the call and conduct OF
the Convention. the action thereof shall be
valid Referred.
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EARM AND VINEYARD FOR SALE-s12,
32O acres best vine land; 80 acres in 'ess5s9
Grapes; 30 Fruit Trees; acres in Alfalfa; -%-a
plenty Wood; nearly ali can be irrigated; no
better Corn or Hop Land in the state; crop goes
with the land; situate miles from r. K. Depot.
Apply TO B. y. BUGBEH, Agent, GA Thirteenth
street, ?. O. BeX 2Of, Sacramento. m30-tf
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n|AAp|ILLDHEq2ljI qlIRE:! !!

DELICIOUS SYRUP. PERFECTLY HARM
LESS, THAT CURES THAT DISTRESSING AZ
FICTION, wHoo9iNG coUcH, IN FEW DAYS.
1T PREVENTS THE Pa7oxrSmAL COUGHING,
WHICH CAUSES THE WHooP. BRONCHIAL OR
ORDINARY WINTER COUGH, so PREVALENT IN
CHILDHOOD AND OLo AGE, ARE PERMANENTLY
CURED WITH THIS SIMPLE SYRUP. THAT is
PURELY VEGETABLE. AND cAH BE ADMIN
isrCREo TO INFAETS WITHOUT THE SLIGHT
EST DANGER. IT RELIEVES ARD CURES
WHooPIHG COUGH at ONCE. AND FOR ANY
COUGH OF cHiLDHoOD OR OLD AGE, THIS
SYRUP IS POSITIVE sHO PERMANENT CUBE.
VIZ ARE coNSTHGTlY ia RECEIPT OF TESTi-
MoElnLS, AND REPORTS from PHYSICIANS
AND DRUGGISTS. PRAISINc THE EFFICACY OF
THIS DELICIOUS SYRUP. IF YOUR CHILD HAS
COLD FEW DOSES OF PsPiLtoH COUGH
CURE WILL PREVENT CONTAGIOUS BALADY.
FOR q HRckIN6 NIGHT COUGH THIS REMEDY
is SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
PRICE, Si.oo PER BOTTLE SIX FoR $500.
DIRECTIONS ~ TEN LANGUAGES ACCOMPANY
EVERY eoTTLE.
FOR SALE eY ALL DRUGGISTS.
REDihcTOH & CO., Cen! Agents,
San Francisco, cai.
ap7-lyIh
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T1OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASII-16O ACRES
+ choicest garden land in California; abounds
in springs of pure water; over 100 acres can be
irrigated from running water; best quality black
soil: good Hop or Corn land, and very best for
Fruit and Vegetables; 30 to 80 acres in Alfalfa
and other choice grasses; sale made on account
of owner going East; property situate miles
from K. r. Depot Apply Immediately to B. \.
BUGBEG, Agent, 7. o. Box POI; residence, Oh
Thirteenth street Sacramento m.J-tf
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Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES, ,Sacramen-
TO. Cal. Seed and Tree Catalogues sent free on
application. Nos. 6, s and 10 j street. Sac
ramento att
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

4 victim of early imprudence, causing nerv-
Gus debility, premature decay, etc, having tried
in vain every known remedy, has discoverd
simple means of selfcure, which he will send
FREE to his fellow-Suferers Address, j. II.
REEVES, 43 Chatham street, New York
iN1O-1 Nlr1IhS
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NOR SALE-A COM3IODlOUs DWELL- =

IIDR SALE-A COMMODlOUS DWELL -
Il ing-house; nearly new; brick base sa;;.
ment. corner lot, 50Xl60, on line of street III
railway; the house contains fine airy rooms,
with bath, store-roous closets, etc, gas hot and
cold water and every modern convenience for
housekeeperS; grass plat, with choice plants and
shrubbery; also, sheds for horse, COW, chickens,
etc: il viii be sold at a bargain rs the owner is
about to remove. For price and location inquire
1T this Office. je2-tf
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TIOR SALE-A FIRST-CLAss LIVERY m
/ and Boarding stable doing good n va
business; rent OF building low: loca- 49,
tion central G12 street, Sacramento. apS-tf
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NOR SALE-A 256-ACRE FARM. ALL UNDER
L cultivation; good spring Of water; best
fruit land in the state on line of railroad. In
uuire of b. y BuGBEN GA Thirteenth street
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SACRAMENTO BRANCH
PACIFIC FRUIT COMPANY,

J. F. FARNSWORTH, Agent,
IOO6, 1908 and 1910 Second St., Sacramento
JIJHOLESALE AND COMMISSION DEALERS
w in California Green and Dried Fruits, Nuts,
Raisins, Honey, Oranges, Produce, etc. Partic-
ular attention paid 10 the filling of orders for
and Shipments of all kinds of Fruits in their sea
SON Principal Office, 40S and 4l0 Davis street,
San Francisco. jaS1p1m
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UoR sALE-BEsT AND CHEAPEST 40 gze.

i acre frut f2IIn on inc racine toa>t, wy
situate miles from K. K. Depot; soil -f=s=
adapted to Hops or Corn: nearly all can be irTi-
gated from running water; Il small Vineyard and
orchard in bearing all choice fruits. Applyto
3. y. BUGBEY Agent. GA Thirteenth street, T.
q. Box 90l, Sacramento. m5Itt
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VXJANTED-A COMPETENT ENGINEER
w wants situation torm Portable or Sta
tiOnary Engine; satisfaction or no pay. Address
4. p. CONDRAY, Florin, Sacramento county, Cal.
lL-nlNA
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A PERMANENT CURE FOR sUPERFLUOUs
y hair, fTeckleS, pimples, black worms wrin-
klcS tan, mOleS, scars, clears complexion, and
all Disagreement OF the face; positively guaran-
tees not to iujure the skin Experience has
shown. during my y years practice that those
cases are always alike which are advertised,
therefore l do not need TO see the patient. Spe-
cifics can be sent to any address. DR.. POPPER,
~ Montgomery street, san Francisco. jei-lm
A TTENTION !-MME CHAPEL'S FRENCH
y Female Pills; valuable in irregularities of
monthly periods from cold etc; price. So; ladies
in delicate health and other conditions should
use them. Address MRS. DAVIES, 1919 Market
street. corner Ninth. ml0-lp3m
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POR SALE-TO LET.

TIYO LET-A TWO-STORY FRAME o.
| dwelling containing six hard-inished N,:i;
rooms and summer kitchen, situated l70s lAs4sI.
Eighth street, between q and K. JED
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7 OsT-A SCOTCH RAT TERRIER; &C,
80. color blnish-qrav; dog lately Gs~ze1z=zzz
clipped. The finder viii be rewarded by leaving
the same at GEO. SCHROTH'S, No. ia > street
in2IAys
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WAsHISGToN. June lth.-None of the Presi-
Senator Edmunds left early this morning for
Warrenton, Va, to purchase Il fine Saddle-horse
which he has had his eye on for some time. He
will not return till Friday. There is much
gloom at the White House. Arthur is practically
directing his own fight at Chicago over the
private wire which runs into his Office but ne is
not very sanguine ofthe outlook. senator Sher-
man was at the Capitol this morning. and was
talkative and good-natured. He said he was
not surprised at the positive refusal of his
brother TO allow his3name to be considered He
had known all along that General sherman would
not permit the use of MS nsme. In reply to a
{covrINuEp oS LAST rAoE.l
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AFrEE THE ApJouRNNENr.

CHICAGO, June 4th.-After the adjournment of
the convention. and while the hall was stirl
crowded. there were loud calls for Ingersou aud
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StehbinS of Arizona presented a resolution
to the effect that the appointment OF Territorial
officers by the President of the United States
should be from actual residents of such Terri
tories Referred to Committee on Resolutions.
\ delegate from California presented a reS0lu-
ton to the effect that the Commissioner Of Agri-
culture be made a cabinet officer. Referred 10
Committee on Resolutions
Hoar of Massachusetts; offered this resolu-
ton, which was referred. afler being read, as
follows:
WHEREAS, The women OF this country are
citizens, producers. taxpayers. and are amen
able to all the laws Of the land. civil and crimi-
nal which they thus far have had no part in
making; therefore
RlSoired, That We favor the right OF women TO
vote.
Adjourned NJ Don III : p y
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PRICES and QUALITIES
FIGURE LARGELY IN MAKING PURCHASES.
We think we have these together with Large Assortment
BOOT AND SHOE DEPART.
PRICES and QUALITIES
FIGURE LARGELY IN MAKING PURCHASES.
We think we have these together with Large Assortment

no time have We been so well prepared to meet the demands
Of our trade in these goods as at the present date We warrant
our goods and prices and we think you make careful comparison
you will give your patronage on the grounds that you can save
money by 50 doing We carry full ln in all sizes and widths
No House Oh the coast can offer better inducements Cash Buyers than
are now being shown in our BOOTS AND SHOES
Mems French Calf, Sewed Boots pump soles, S5
pair.
Mems p-soIe Eureka Boots III. B. & Co.'S makeI
best quality for $4 25 pair.
Ladies' French Kid Button Boots, good quality; szes
2! to Z for So rs pair.
Ladies' Curacao Kid Button; Common-sense heel,
French kid button piece, 50 so a pair.
Ladies' American Kid Button Shoes, worked button
holes, 81 so pair.
Misses Kid Foxed Button Shoes, basket cloth top
Sizes II to 2, at ST 25 pair.
ChIdren's Soar-tp, Button Shoes; sizes, S to 1O
81 IS pair.
to your O We firmly
your by
prices.
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r OST-A CHIID'S GOLD AND ENAMEL
ii BRACELET \ suitable reward VIII be
paid upon returning the same TO this Office.
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CS REWARD.-LOST-A LARGE &.--.ss.
e0O Black Dog, marked with white IEz-sssS--s.
breast, little white on fore feet, scar g.4szZs-S
about the size of dime on the upper lip; had,
when lost, a strap for Il collar, with brass ring
attached, with wire to fastcn the end of strap
The above reward win be paid by PETER Nc
GREGOR, at Vim. Green's Hotel, Washington
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NANFED-LOST-FOUND.

FINHE GENTLEMAN WHO MET AND SPOKE
Il to Lucy Grannis at the Postotice, Sunday,
lnne lst will nlease cnll Mt LIZ street ie4-3tN
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THE "MARSH" TRUSS!

.c lust PATENTED.-DIF-
"a 7 S--EIs5>, = ferent from all others;
HES~n II easy to wear; every person
h >>S >SAAIsfJE56 TRUSSS fitted. Office: 42i st.
Y Il ii. +. MARSH, Manager.
Hours: to 9 Evenings;
: ndav. s to u A. NJ m92-1plm#
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m ACRE FARM FOR SALE-A SPLEN- SS4
4U did place, highly improved; "A acres 4sIS
OF the choicest bearing Vines; acres or -@.-
chard. Strawberries Blackberries Raspberries
and Currants: 10 acres Grain and Hay Land:
House rooms: good Barn, Stable, Wagon and
Packing-hou also, this season 5 grapes, imple-
ments and stock Price, 5000. Particulars,
inquire of CARL STROBEL 321 J street, Sacra-
rnento ie3-6t&wlt&
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NOTICE!
Proposals for Furnishing Supplies for
the Support Of the State Prisons at
San Quentin and Folsom.
OFFICE OF CLERK
STATE BOARD PRISON DIRECTORS,
San QUENTIN (Marin County,, CAL
Mo- Nu I

DY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
ID Sealed Proposals will be received ut this
Office up to u o'clock n. on
Friday, 18th day of June, 1884,
And at the Office of the FOLSOM PRISON. up to
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TRAYED on sT0TFY-0N LAST ~

STRAYED OR STOLEN-ON LAST ~
- Sunday night from premises, Six JaosSA -
teenth and d streets, large bay Horse * -
weight about |, 300 pounds; small bunch on tne
nigh fore foot: black name and tail. A suitable
reward viii be paid for information Leading to
his recovery fie4-2t&l JOHN MElSIEK
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE.
w. r. STRONG & CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
" ia
SEEDS. FRUITS & GENERAL PRODUCE
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CHICAGO, June 4th,-General Powell Clayton,
in an interview to-day, said: 'tThe assertion
has been made in certain newspapers that had
pledged myself and the Arkansas delegation to
Arthur, and am now unfairly leaving him. The
fact is that have never spoken or written u
word to him on the subject of his candidacy
felt friendly to him, and do yet, and if he had
developed sufficient strength in his own state,
and other Northern States that give Republican
maiorities. would have supported him, and
think the Arkansas delegation would nave
Joined me in this conclusion, although three OF
the delegates have from the first been
adverse to him Our State Convention
was the second one held, Louisiana holding the
first At that time no Northern State had voiced
its wishes hence we had no light on the subject
of Northern preference and forthat very reason
our State Convention gave no indication what
ever as 10 how its delegates should vote, it being
generally understood that our unpledged dele
CATION at Chicago should be governed by the
result of Conventions in the States that give
Republican electoral votes When was certain
that Arthur had carried only about twelve Re
publican Congressional delegations in the
Union, and had failed to carry his own State, |
reluctantly came to the conclusion that his can
didacy was hopeless
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II1V IIIUsIVIIs % NIIIIIIT, NUVTlndIl, ENIlUIIIS
and Logan were heartily applauded. but when
Blaine was alluded to as a man whose splendid
him 10 the hearts of his friends and whose
hrilliancy challenged the admiration of man
kind, storm of applause broke out, and on the
stage, the floor and the galleries men stood up,
and, waving their hands and handkerchieis,
cheered again and again. The women also
took part in the demonstration and waved their
fans and haudkerchicts. Alter the first storm
of applause had worn itself out il was again re
newed, and once again the enthusiasm was as
marked and intense as that which character
iZed the Convention OF 1850 at the time OF Gar
fields nomination. lt was fully five minutes
before the Chairman was able to resume aud
finish his SpeeCh
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CHICAGO, June ith.-tiCoTge Turner of Ala
eron eX-Chief Examiner Of the Department of
Justice in the rotunda of the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel Cameron turned upon him and struck him
Il severe blow on the head with Il cane Hon.
Paul StrobaCh. of Alabama, seeing that his
friend was getting the worst of The encounter,
began punching Gamer IN with his umbrella.
The latter however was fully equal TO the oCca-
occasion for the assault, Mr.. Cameron SAYS was
the evidence which he was compelled to give
before the Committee on Expenditures in the
Department of Justice concerning the conduct
of rarinin Alnhnmn MnrShnlN