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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal.I
SMYRNA, Nov. 11.-Bdward Ward, an
aged and respected Citizen Of this town
died yesterday morning in Philadelphia
hospital while undergoing an operation
The remains were conveyed TO town last
night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

what do you suppose makes my hairso
dry aud brittlef' We suppose the glands
which supply moisture to 1t need stimulors
a bottle OF Parker's Hair balssm will do the
business, and leave your hair soft and shining,
There is no mistake about this. No OIL, no
dye. Restores original color removes dandruff.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

A big Cleveland and Hendricks jolliH.
cation meeting and illumination was held
at Georgetown Tuesday night, at which
Gov. Stockley presided and speeches
were made by the governor, ex. Congress
mad Martin, Secretary W. +. Causey, Z
D. Hesrne, Charles MoFee, C. NJ. Cullir
and q. Q. White, Rsqs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

Coroner Smith, Sunday, gave a oerti-
hoate Of death from natural causes in the
case Of Catherine Brown, oolored and
about 80 years Of age, who died at her
home, over Eleventh street bridge, Sun.
day morning, without the attendance
Of physician. The remains were buried
In the POtter's Field.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

The Marshall Iron Company's mills .,
Newport were shut down Saturday noon
throwing about go men out Of employ
ment. The shut down was very unex.
pected, no notice having previously
been given the employees. The closing ia
said to te owing to the election of Cleve'
land, the president, Edward Mendlnhall,
being Republican.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
Nevada's Legislature.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires.
San PRANoIsoo, Nov. 12.-With the
counties to hear from the Nevada legis-
lature will stand: Senate, Is Republi.
CANS and 8 Democrats; assembly, 81 Re-
publicans and Democrats. Republican
majority on Joint ballot, 80.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

In the Official vote Of New Castle
county, as Published in the JOURNAL
elsewhere, the vote Of Theodore r,
Armstrong, one Of the Democratic repre-.
sentatives, was given as 1906. It should
have been s, 407.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

The will Of John r. Rees, deceased, has
been admitted to probate by Register
Grub. Letters Of administration were
granted Monday morning on the estate Of
Thomas Wodsley, deceased, New Castle
V William B. Mccoy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

Governor s.ookley issued yesterday his
annual thanksgiving proclamation, nam
log ThursdSy, 9th inst, as Thanksgiv
log Day. The proclamation will be
found in another column.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13


The court of oyer and terminer met
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock. The
defense Ia the case OF Louis johnson,
charged with killing James Warrington,
having closed, one witness was called by
the prosecution In rebuttal Of evidence
offered lest night, that when Johnson
started home from church with two girls
it was nearer 10 than 8 O'Clock.
At 1920 o'o.ock Deputy Attorney.
General Cooper began his argument for
The prosecution. He said that the
evidence was all in, both pro and con.
The case involved two questions to his
mind, first, "To what extent ia the slayer
Of young Warrington guilty 7" and
second, sis the prisoner at the bar
the man who struck the fatal blows 7"
He reviewed the testimony giving his
understanding Of II and said that the
evidence in suoh cases as this was usually
very complicated, interspersed with cir
oumstAntial evidence, go. But in this
case the evidence had been plain, posi.
tive, brief and pointed. He sooffsd the
suggestion Of Mr.. Higgins Of self.defense,
and said that the crime which had been
perpetrated so cody and malioiously
could by no means be called manslaugh ter.
He closed at ii IS O'Clock.
Francis N. Walker, Esq, who Is ssso.
oiated with Mr.. Higgins in defense of the
prisoner, followed. he said, taking all
the evidence IS the State puts It, and
allowing its olai:as, II would be a very
remarkable case. II Louis johnson did
what they claimed he would have beer
the greatest mend Delaware ever pro
duoed. The defense claimed he did
not do this. The court would
not charge that any killing unexplained
ia murder. Where man strikes with
ont malice and Il has fatal effect IL II
granddaughter. It had no Ingredients o.
murder. He closed by asking the jury
to give verdict Of not guilty.
At 1l.26 O'Clock Mr.. Higgins began hi
arsums I. He said he doubted not tina
the Jury felt embarrassment at under
taking to decide a case which 1t knew
very little about. There were Q grea
many awful things In life, but could
theres.be anything more awful than th'
] crime Of crimes with which the prisoner
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
TTELE0RARaIO BhHIIrIEs.

Annotated Press Dispatches By Special winss.
The regular monthly meeting of the B.
q o. directors at Baltimore to-day shows
the revenues OF the company to be nearly
$40 SOC, 200 and an increase in the suf-
plus fund Of over o., 100000
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

Jean B., an interesting daughter Of
City Auditor Ball, aged about 2 years,
died Thursday sfterno after Z short
illness Of membranous Group.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

The steamships DorAu and Umbria, al
Nav York, from Europe, have brought
q, 005, 900 in gold.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
The Ninth Kentueky D,.,r,,,.

Associated Press Dispatch By special Wires.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 12.-0ficIaI returns
from the Ninth congressional district show
the election of W. II. Woodwork, Re-
publican, by majority Of 100.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
Paying on County Bonds.

EUyEWE UH OUuHFy UUHu5s
County Treasurer Herbert has paid Of
e20, 900 Of the oounty's bonded indebted
ness since May LIST last.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

PocoMoKE Cry, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE
collision yesterday morning between the
north bound mail train on the Delaware,
Maryla d & Virginia railroad and a
special court train for Snow Hill, which
occurred near Showell's, was more serious
than at first reported. Both locomotives
were wrecked, killing the engineer, James
Russell Of the mail train, seriously OF
fatally injuring Engineer Smith OF the
special, breaking the leg of passenger
who was juror, and slightly injurinR
several others.
II ia reported that the conductor of the
mail train did not know the special was
on the road. The operator at Berlin,
after the mail had passed, tried to raise
Selbyvllle to warn him to hold the
special back till the mail had passed, but
could not get IN answer. This is the
most serious accident that ever occurred
on that road. The damage to the rolling
stock involves serious loss. Engineer
Russell formerly lived at Lewes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Two Engineers Fatally Injured 1n a
Collision.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal.
GEoRaRrowN, Nov. l0.--A special train
on the Delaware, Maryland & Virginia
railroad oollided with the north bound
mail train bstween BsFlin and Sslbyville
stations this morning.
The locomotives 81 both trains were
crushed badly while some Of the cars are
considerably broken. James Il. Russell
one Of the engineers was injured 80 badly
that he died in three hours after the aoci.
dent.
L. Smith, driver Of the other loco
motive, was fatally injured and is now
in q dying condition. William Long,
one Of the passengers, had his leg broken;
no one else was seriously hurt.
The collision is attributed to heavy
fog which prevented the engineers from
seeing the aasmAn until too close to
avert the disaster.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-11-13

There was continuous blaze Of dazzliug
light along the line and pyroteohnios
were sent up from the sidewalks making
an arch Of brilliant FIRE above the
mArchers. II was an animated eight to
view the parade as II measured its length
up Market street.
Punctually, Chief Marshal J. Parke
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-09-12
First publication Aug. 18th.
lloEtpage Sale.

nEFAULT having lieen mnde in the paypi,''e
l/of thrty-two dollars, which is claimed t., h..
due at the date OF .h!s notice. upon CERT,
mortgage, duly executed AID delivered by i.
b. Rlvet. of the town Of Pc,Hiiir., PEN biLa cay
", Dakota Territory. 20 Rr,iand savings IL, :.
OF Rutland, f:tate of Vermont, bearing t;A;e ~:
10th day ct January, 1882 aud duly rrco.fi. ~
county ofPe:ubina, Territory Of Dakota, O.. .
oath dry OF January, 1852, ut !9:?0 o'clock Il. t.,
III book No. 2 OF mortgages, en- page ~, and =
action or proceeding at lM@ OF otherwise has, 4
been ilisttuted 10 recover said debt secured ~
sA1d mortgage or any part thereof.
Nov therefore. notice is hereby given, tESt
virtue Of power Of ssle contained in said I:. =
gage AVID pursuant to the statute IN euch .,..5
made and provided. the sald mortgage viii I.
covered By seid mortgage. viz: Lots nurlbe.. :
~ two ~ and three. ~ in block number o:..e I,
In the original town Of South leiubinB nccul: :.
y the official plat Of raid original town OF Soc,
Pembtla OIL tile aud Uf record III the Office O. ~.
register of deeds Tor fembine county, and T.: =
tory OF Dakota, with the Entertainments and + .
purtenances, will be sold nj public auction, Il.
the highest bidder tor cash 70 pay said debt !:
interest, and the taxes, if eny, ON eaid prem: =,
and twenty dollars attorneys fees, AZ ktlpul. /!
IN and by said mortgage la cate of foreclcai
aud the disbursements allowed by low; VIII, 4,
sale will be made by Che sheriff OF said Pemb: !,
county, or by his deputy, III TIE front door Oft
court house. III the town Gt pembra in 81. (
county and tsTritpry. GU The II day OF october.
d. 1881. at O'clock p IN. Of that day, subjey:
redemption ut anytime within ore year fla
Dated August 25th, 1884.
GAFFNEY 4 kNEEsHAw, RUTLAND sAHISGs 81 }: !.
Attorneys. OF Rutland, "
OIL MOrtgl,.
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First Publication Aug. 20.
N1rrtpng.p S.l~


InEFAEI.T has been made in the condit; US Il
La ceratin mortgage eSaau.ei and delve:.
by William CroTstOn and Margaret CrowatOE ] :;
wife. Inortgagors, to II. Il. Fletcher. mortg;,..
dated the 10Th day Of July.i. p. eighteen huir:
and eighty one, end recorded a. Il mortgage :.
the Office Of the Register OF Died. of the col,ifi
Of relnbina, tn the Territory OF Dstota Oh ,.s
twentythird day Of luly. 1881. hi 3lb o'clock l. y.
In book Ne. 4 OF mortgages. al page lt2, Oh "
there is c!nined TO be due at t!t ute oil this
the amount Of On.. Hundred s.ve atty three del.
and sixty one cents. (s73.6:,3 u;.d no acttc.. E
~ to recover thu sssid debt secured by said ,
gage or any pas: thereof nua said mortgage Ia.
not been assigned.
Notice is here:,.' g;;en. thai by virtue of ra
or OF sale con.ai...d III said mortgage, and Of tie
statute in such case mad, md provided the .;li,;
gagged premises therein described, which sale w
be made at the front door OF tic court li,,lse,ii
town OF FelIbina. in the county Of Pcmbinu /
Territory of Dakota. at public auction 10y
sheriff of said county. or by bis deputy, on "
nssday, the 6th day of October. A. D. 1854, l.; !.
then be due on said mortgage. with The int! .:
thereon, and costs and expenses Of sale. und
~ dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated N !.
mortgage In case OF foreclosure. The prem. =,
described In xMid mortgage. and go To be sole :.
lots pieces or parcels oflnud situated in tie /,
ty OF Pembina and Territory Of Dakota and ki. {,
1Ed described as follows, io-wit: The nort.g,> :.
quarter, (uw ~ OF section thirty (3o) In towp,. 4.
one hundred and sixtytwo csc north. Of r.. Il,
ifty-two (a2t west; the northeast quarter IN: ,
Of secaun twenty. five t25j Gnd tlenortheastGG: :
ter. me ~ of section tiiryve. 1850 III town. -
one hundred and sixty two li6a) no.th, OF H.; {.
hfty-three l53) west.
Dated Fargo. 3. r., August nth, 1884.
srALhfNG 4 TENrLEToS, II. L. FLETCHER,
40 Attorneys for Mortgage Mortgage.
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ShcsiH,s SALE.

ola judgment and decree in Foreclosure,
rendered. and given by the district co,...
in and for the county of Penbina a:.t
territory Of Dakota, and docketed in H.:
office of the clerk of said court, in and r
said county OH the 4th day Of August, 4.
/ ID. 1884, in an action wherein Edward 1.
Pease is plaintiff and Thomas Gour!> :,
Susan Gourley and Aba. g. Nichols IL
defendants in favor of said plaintiff an
against said defendants Thomas Gou.l
and Susan GoulleY, for the sum o. ~.
hundred and seven dollars and tiftys...
cents, which judgment and dec.aa
among other things directed the sale by
and hereinafter described'to satisfy t..
amount of said Judgment with inte!c:.
thereon and costs aud expenses of SUI.
sale;a and by virtue ola writ tom issre
out of the Office Of the clerk of sa.!
court in and for said county of fPenlbina
and under the seal OF said cou:s
directing me to sell said real p-:-
perty pursuant to said Judgment and d.,
cree, l.C.J Brown, sheriff of said coun..,
and person appointed IN said judgnlh.
by said court to make said sale, will sell
the hereinafter described real estate IL
the highest bidder for cash, at pub..>:
NAStinAlS nv IilC llOiit CUOI VI t1iC Cots. = II
house III the town OF Penabina. county ct
Pembina and territory OF Dakota on HE
4th day. of October, A. d.. 1854, at twy
o'clock in the afternoon of that day toA.;-
lsfy said judgment aud interest thereon
and the costs and expenses Of such E:..t.
or 90 mpch thereof So the proceeds q:
such 1ale. applicable thereto, shall sa:;~
~. The premises to he sold as storesa.i
III pursuance Of said Judgment and Or
cree and writ aud this notice are deserts
ed in said judgment and decree AID
writ % foll0ws, to wit; the south west
quarter Of section twenty-five, in towi.-
ship one hundred and sixty-one mort.
of range Gfty:one west, containing one
hundred md sixty acres. according ~
the government survey thereof
Dated Aug. Sd. j SS4. Il.
GU !, Brown, &
Sheriff Of ,Pembina county.
,s,.t By n F2AsER, Deputy
STONE & NxXlt4a .: Fargo p: y:sa,ss
sss;:s clQ isSsss
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Summons
SUEssttONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOrA,l DISTRICT CouB

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA DISTRICT, CouR!.
County Of Pelnbinn. ThirdJu,.ieinl BIZ
Dakota Investment Company, Plaintiff, AZ
The Territory Of Dakota TO the above nams:; e
Pendants.
You, and each Of you are hereby summone,s
required To answer tie complaint III the az
said court ut the dntc hereof, nnd to serve {.
of your answer 10 the sail complaint on the ).
scribers. at their Office III tie city ami count.
Grand Forks. and te.rit Try aioresaih witiin i.
you. exclusive Of The day Of 1cii service; a:
you fail to answer the said complaint With" i
time aforesaid, the plaintiff III this action will
ply to the court for the relief demanded il; +.
complaint.
Dated the Both day of July, 1874.
BossARD Il CLIFFORD,
$40 Plaintiffs .iu'ys Grand Forks. u.
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j S Land Ollice Grand Forks, b. Il, June 3,

Complaint having been entered al this otEt !
| Loui, l:uigtia s,ainst John Fariner FIR nbai,
| ing bis he meStaad entry No, 6iG7, dated Ar.
township liz, range s., In FemIina county.
kota, witt. view TO the cancellation OF said ~
! the said parties nre hereby summoned to cir,
at this oiiico on the 23rd day Of September, IL
Concerning said ALLEGED abandonncnt II.
mony In this case win De taken lietare WIKI
| shaw, o.. g. Court Commissioner al pembinl J.
on September 18th at 10 ocl"Ck A. NJ. tf
Il. TwEEyLIE. &c. TIFFANY, Register
81 Attorney, W. j. ANDERSON, Eeusi-. /:
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--------------.-
u s Land Once, Grand Forks D. r., Aug.
LAsnorF,cE, GRAND FonKs, y

Complaint having been entered III this eliie.
June 9, 1854. by l,'bei, Sturgeon, a.'ainst Ci
W. Calder, for failure to comply with law r.
timber culture entry No. aia,, dated Juns
1852, upon tie sc CT, sec 80, I !G1, r %. in PEI,
county, Dakota with view To the caacelIs..
Of s0id entry; contestant alieging that the ).
Chas. w. Calder iuiled 10 break iiic lis. year
necessary five acres required by law. nor H..
broken the second five acres as ought to a.
been done the second year. the said paiti,a
hereby summoned to appear at this Office or
respond and furnish testimony concerning :.
alleged failure. Testimony Willie tikeu beE !,
kneesliaw, at Pem5na, D. l.. oil Septemb. ::
1884, Mt 9 O'clock 4. u.
r TwREDLIg, Atty. is b. C.T1rraSY, Regis.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-06-12

AS it was evident the crisis was ap-
preaching the excitement became in
tense, and Blaine's friends more en-
thusiaStic.
Bingham. of Pennsylvania, VIM. w.
Phelps, of New Jersey, and one or two
colored delegates endeavered to get a
hearing, and vocifrated and geSticu-
lated without succeeding in being
heard, their voices being drowned in
tumultuous yells, cheers and demands
for call of the roll. Not deferred by
their failure, Roosevelt, of New Y ork,
carried away by the excitement, got
upon his seat, waving his arms and
appeared as if he was saying some
thing, but not word was heard from
him. Finally at 2:30 the taking OF the
fourth ballot was begun.
There were some changes from the
third ballot, and before the vote OF
Alabama was given there was another
uproar in which butcher, Roosevelt
and other New York delegates took
prominent part. 1t arose upon
the technical point that a motion
to take recess had been made and had
been decided by the chair in the neg.
alive, although calls had been made
| for vote by states. At last Blaine
delegate appealed to his friends t.
have the vote on the recess taken by
states, and at half past two the vott
by states began. The Illinois delega
ton requested a few moments fol
consultation as to its vote, and ther
/ announced as 80 to Is. The vote wa!
challenged as important, and the re
suit of the polling of the Illinois dele
CATION was: For recess, 81; against
Is. The vote of New York was poll
ed and resulted as follows: Ayes, Al
nays. 20. The vote of Pennsylyani
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TILDEN's LETTER.

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-In regard TO
Tilden's letter declining to accept the
nomination to be president of the
United States, at the New York state
convention Henry Watterson says:
"Mr. Tilden's resolution not to allow
the use of his name, or to accept the
nomination, has been memorable since
1880. He has communicated this res
olutlon to friends with the greatest
candor and precision. He has at no
time equivocated or hesitated. The
statement made by Mr.. Dana to Mr..
Dorsheimer is true, and Mr.. Tilden's
friends have proceeded upon the
knowledge of it with his entire con
sent. Many of those using Mr.. Til
den's name In the convention with
reference to the nomination know
these things as well as / do, and are
using his name for dishonest purposes
of their own. He would not accept
the nomination, and this will be au-
thoritatively communicated TO the
New York state convention.
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WASHINGTON TOPICS.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-To day, in
the house, Mr.. Payson, of Illinois,
called up senate bill to repeal the ac-
ton of the act entitled can act max
ing grant of lands in alternate sec
lions to aid in the construction and
retention of the Iron Mountain rail-
way from Pilot Knob, in the state OF
Missouri, to Helena. in Arkansas, ap-
proved July 4, 1866" In consideration
of the forfeiture, the Iron Mountain
Railway company is released from the
obligation of land grant railroads. An
amendment was adopted excluding
from this release that part of the rail-
way between Poplar Bluff, Mo, and
the Arkansas state line, and rs
amended, the bill passed.
Mr.. Lewis, of Louisiana, called M
the bill for the forfeiture Of the New
Orleans, Baton Rouge and Yicksbur9
land grant.
Messrs. Ellis, of Louisiana, Beiford,
of Colorado, and other republicans
| fiIibustered against it, and without ac-
ton on it the house adjourned. u
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In this ballot Texas cast 13 ballots
for Blaine and II for Arthur.
SECOND BALLOT.
The convention then, at 1920 pro-
ceeded to the second ballot. Its
changes from the second were as fol-
lows: Misunderstanding II; Blaine,
2; Logan, l. Arkansas-Blaine gains
3; Arthur loses l.; Edmunds loses L;
Blaine gains 8 in Arkansas, taken
from Arthur and Edmunds.
California No change Colorado,
no change; Connecticut, no change;
Florida, demanded a call of delegates;
Delaware, no change; Florida, no
change.
Illinois demanded roll call on dele
gates; no change.
Indiana demanded call of delegates
Ohio-Blaine gains two, Sherman
loses two.
Texas-no change.
Observation-Disclosures gains one, Ed
munds loses one.
All others unchanged.
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cast, S1s.
The result of the second ballot was
announced at 20, and the increase of
the Blaine vote was the cause of an
exuberant manifestation on the part
of the audience.
THIRD BALLOT.
This ballot resulted as follows:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-06-12
sHERMAN's DEOLINATION.

CHICAGO, June General Sher-
man has telegraphed ex-senator Hen
derson that he would not accept the
nomination if offered, or served if
elected.
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FIRST BALLOT,
The first ballot for president result
cd az follnWs.

Total vote, Sl5; necessary 10 cnolce, Al.
In this ballot Texas cast 10 ballot
for Ploino ond II for rthur
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in the interest of some candidate.
The chair then stated that Senator
Dolph, of Oregon, had received dis
patch stating that there is no longer
any doubt that at the election il
that state, Monday last; but the re
publicans have secured a majority d
the Legislature, which will secure {
gain of a United States senator (tre
menduous applause). They have alst
| elected representative in con
gress, and Oregon is safe TO
the nominee of this convention
| The convention then adjourned til
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
GEN. sHERMAN's REPLY.
Following is the text of Gen. Sher
mans reply to ex-senator Hender
sons dispatch:
ST. LOUIS, June 2.
| Hon. J. B, Henderson
I answered by mail last night. /
that letter is not received please de
cline any nomination for me in Ian
guage strong but courteous.
| CALLS FOR INGERSoLL.
After the adjournment of the cor
vention and while the hall was sti
tIOHQOOs lnClO W q 2 4O0A NtA4Ao AOA IL
gersoll and Oglesby. The calls wer
| kept up for a long time. Mr.. Ingel
soil did not respond to them, but e1
i Governor Richard ]. Oglesby did, an
made q long and amusing speech ALI
ding, in mplimentary terms, to tn
various candidates for the presidents
nomination. Arthur, Edmund
Blaine, the two Shermans, Logan, e.
Governor Fairchild, of Wisconsin
Gen. u. S. Grant, Harrison, Greshal
and others were in turn compliments
by the speaker, and were applauded /
the audience. In conclusio
he announced that the republ
, can party was going to wi
!, and that the American Poop
? would not allow that party to retil
! from the exercise of the sovereie
3 powers of the nation.
Il After Oglesby had finished b
speech there were calls for FRI
Douglas, to which, after time, tn
individual responded. He excus'