Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-18
lSI;H NATIONALISTS.
.u,rs,yp IRISH .IdIAG LEAGrERS AT
" HyS,SGJCAGO LAST NIGHT
. r,,vspasa-What Dewey Expects ID
, I''' - !. Randall b Speak-Gaucussing Of
Is-, -, Vinss Last Mght-A Lively
2 '.y--,rg~ssa3gwed - IN the Convention

,.o August l7.-ThO delegates to
i'S Sy,,ional LeagueC Convention have
I''a .,,,os s,,,' into the city all day. Those
ID -, , ,rriyed thus far are principally
s' a1,, 1.W,,, and theindications are that
20 '-' ..,imate Of fifteen hundred IN
y. -'- ,.,i,n will not be very far astray.
1s s,,,,,s ,.,', from Philadelphia and BOs-
..' ..'S., = @rmer consisting of one hundred
90. '-' ,..,.-oy sixty. will arrive this eve
81 10. ,,., .,', ,5yance guard from Philadelphia
81, ,., evening and put up at the
~, Pacific and Nccoy's,
,,.,ime for holding the convention
j, 90. -.,rer the less seems the chance for
.5a' -,' ~, , bio row. Mr.. John Dewey
r5,insa great deal OF talking about
= ,.,,c,s Of sullivan and Others, but
-''.'. ',., made any specific charges. If
d - q, NOT pertain to Irish matters,
b, .,,.-,, ,-,, hr allowed 10 make them in the
b '..' .y, That Is certain. But he may
a.'.-..,,brr way of getting them before
a,s~ s.-.. s~-', There isno doubt that the two
.-. bitterly opposed to each other,
81. .....,r .r.,I, ... NJ threats are made by both
~. 1. NJ. H.. T.,D still insists that the OpPOSi-
,-.> =, ~. H.. ~, small to do any effective
a- -r.. yrr ptvOv asserts with equal
'.'. ....,hf, rarty will have a majority
..' .','. "r ..r..., II, own officers He says he
' we. b,,ra majority ut the start, but
~ . .-t,makr such q speech rs will
q. NJ. enough ot votes 10 carry the con-
vi. .. rh,. National Committee meets
...r.,ro elect temporary chair
.r m. opposition will also select
'- ..- ,n,. arrival Of the New York dele
'.... nr.r1 +, expected ut $50 o'clock
Thtt will be the first fight in
mention. and NIr. Dewey expects to
w. -...-,,e will be admitted to the con-
...., .,.-b.rr ticket. DR.. O'Reilly,
.-...--,.r of the League, and Mr.. J. 7.
....., .hr,.rrrtlry, are occupying room
.-.. ...l Grand Pacific Hotel, and all tick
Al. .... ,l,lirrI through them. The
-.r. mus, present their credentials
~. .-.- o>ar.tiyr branches, and II the
.rI ,f9nliDv the delegates
. .-..n tickets. Otherwise they
..,rrl IN. convention. This rule
-t, Strictly enforced. and thereby a
... ~-rn.. Of the So-called "kickers"
l.rr out of the convention. Mr..
r.~ @a..rty j. also present TO
..... f.,.,!,.-. certificates. which will
. .g-m q ,hjrd-ratc fare to their
-, ra., is in accordance with IN agree
ullc with the different railroad COM
.-..
..u- 10.
.-utr-~ WHO HAVE ARRIVED
~..- ,..ur,,,. M Worcester Mass
-. ,..r......f II Sy,.nv nf Apsoni,
' . ~, \, ..'', ,,.:.h.-. N,t;,,.I J.Ia,,,+a
,'...'. ,...,, I-l.- ~ Hibsrians md
'.'... 80. ~. w, p.,r,.,.Iy,ni,. C,ptain
,... = -.'. ~ tba cleveland pIgjn
.... r.r..-. lr..yyeIe of the PbiIadeI-
r.r.. L,hn FITZGERALD of Lincoln.
g.. r.r.. pr;u;r,r ADsoni, Conn
" - N,,,,,,,;,,, N,.-.,,:,,,.,. -, 0rIor
'..,. "r Jg,nr,@g Mich Thomas
.. ..r.' -, D.. W-iI;,D, On
So" '.."''' '",1'' - '.-'''--' ~ ,,''"
.-. z Martin. Patrick Nc
.-.. ana Nr,. W Na.tcr '.! I. Nct'eougn, OF
',.. H,.', d. v. T0e'''u' ;1!Ni ,1uH ATOoI' I'
... .. j.. D'''ll, L'uS'iiS' NIcI' NeG'
.-..> W L'..", Io'e"" ~, anu - %
-..-., p. ''>NntlOn, y. \ IuIIer ueleS'1-
.1.4 tm.Jdr.phm aud another from
s ,.... Is "r.. - the large crowd from
N.a ''-a, "I., arrive before evening.
..,rT ms been received from Hon. >.
-...t... stating th1t he would De pres
u 20" rna.tnN"n, anu would address
- ..', meeting on Friday mght. A
.@..' .~ttarr arranged for the close OF
.."-.rnil"n VIII be the presentation to
VI. a-,1. "E Friday night, OF silver tea
. '.> wrought from designs taken from
.- .Nm.ao.uns ot the famous Book OF
h ' m Irish manuscript OF the sixth
-...... NNb winch = the work OF q Dub
-...'.
.-..-"l 10 is estimated that FULLY one
N'oi delegates are ON the ground.
..r "a>
ACTIVE CArCr.SISG
... ,,,.
.. .-s s '''''' '"''''S respecting the eiSc-
.,. I,,. ''Gl,'eI S'e'1TnI T5 III In, Ile
~ >TP ,.., p',S2Sr =, i l,,, on the convention ,.a,
~...,..> "'" 10 h' assured. An even
.-. .rlnl ,,h, viii .,rr;,,o hi oron;re,
-DaaiingnrytrrmeIydr dr,irate positio3.
1Tw,lI hr waited upon by representa-
.~ %. both reception COMMITTEES and
.a 'ar.r action in the accept
.r ut the invitations of either
-.,F "... DE- turcShadowed the success OF
.a-ro. the other at the convention. Mr..
.""l> said to be greatly annoyed by the
glen G.ovr declarations and has posi-
.ag declined 10 Interfere in the DISPUTES
-a ".ch view 10 their adjustment 1t
.ar.rrr certain that the matter must
n.,', out ON the floor of the conyen-
.- TH. >rgnaI fnr the onslaught will be
'-@t.on r- Alexander Sullivan for the
.'s-n.r II Is understood that will be
a- aor,rr to givc the latter gentleman
Opportunity Of refusing il a a vindica-
."1,, character. and the opportunity
a. be- utilized for the promised expOS-
b.
w. John F. Fiucrtv's name is avorably
s-aaoed as
rnr>I,r>-r row., ,,.,,o,.,.,,
-"N a-r rombattinu his nomination in
8' ". his recent physical force utter