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Tor Nervousness

uHE uoRsfoKp's ACip PHOSPHATE.
DR.. w. G. Ilansconc. Minneapolis MINI,
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tism. during convnlesccncc; the particular
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ness and nervousness, aud the results were
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TAMAlANY HALL BURNED
Willie It's Late Occupants are "ProsIdent
NInlkingn in ST. Lnnin

Willie It's Late Occupants are "PrOsIdent
Making" In st. Louis.
New YoRK, June 6.-About half past
@ o'clock this morning fire broke out
in Tony PASTORS Theatre, in East Four
teenth street. AS the flames gained q
rapid headway, three alarms were sent
out. The theatre is in the Tammany
Hall building and Odjoins the Academy
OF Music, which at one time was seri-
ousiy threatened by the flames. BY
hard work, however, the firemen sue
ceeded in preventing this and at s:45
O'Clock the fire was got under control.
Both Tammany Hall and Tony Pas
tors theatre were wrecked. The fire
broke out in the scene room OF the thea
tire in Tammany building. 1t was not
until full hours desperate struggle
that the fire was under control. The
big ball so lately deserted by the Demo-
cratic hosts, now President making at
st. Louis, is wrecked. Tony Pastors
theatre is wrecked, too The whole in
side OF the big building is in ruins, only
the front on Fourteenth street, looks as
usual. The damage is not less than
$50, 900, perhaps more.
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Of the different States all pressed toward
New York, each seeking TO reach
Daughcrty's emblem with their tall
stats and toss it TO the roof.
At this moment the hundred Ameri'
can eagles ornamenting the railing ol
the gallery were being torn of and theil
outstretched golden mimic wings, Six
feet from tip to tip, were tapping, with
the assistance OF the nearest spectator,
men and women alike.
IN SHEER MERCY TO THE PEOPLE
Chairman Collins at length interposed,
and after repeated efforts directed their
attention to tall Kentucliian, who
stood beside him.
This gentleman, Delegate Mackenzie,
was TO second the nomination OF Cleve-
land, and aroused the convention TO n
renewed outburst almost at the first
word, by declaring that there was but
one Democrat inthe country more popui-
lar than Mr.. Cleveland-the gentle
woman he has made his wife. Again
the convention is in m uproart when
the Speaker gave brand title to the
leader OF the Kepubiicans-the "Fioren-
tlne Nl0salG rom MANI nn, 10 nov, .,,s,ord
Mr. MackeI]!e iiio'eI ~ W nU% stsS"J ~
tne rules ana MAKE ihake "'o ,,nnOi,nnns nO0I hut
Sievelaha a.sSnI ai'soaGtea ;oin = N socon dino inc
SSerypouy w,Sleu u Eod ,n ~ wac s'" G;ven
Sieyelahpi anu ySetyGn"y ,I ,h;n wos %" 5nnc with
enunce. LI;..,' ng,, ,ne nrrs .ms ""' "s
one ~, eNtra1tainary nHrtr tantnro of tho dov
me oLner mum ne aey tha ,oUr y, cnrner"3 cn
IN Liie co,Sea.lO" .,.o w. mS 1hnrmon t @ mon tho
Gray men ths r. erlh 'Ll,,n. tS''eu'e'S "'i" '"'
protective I'rin eie'he'''
A -FOUR coRNERgp STRUGGLE
The Thurman delegates were eager to
bovo tbo pom;notion for Vice President
~ '.' w ,'S''I'.S Isl, .t,o tLra;as,,, ,,,os
maze NJ once wniie 'i'e enthusiasm ""'
at fever heat. They were reinforced by
the tarlit reiormers, VINO were were lncensSu TSs.
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A SATISFACTORY INTERVIEW


with Members of Both Houses by Wheel
Ing Industrial Representatives.
Special Di,paieh TO the IntsliiOneer.
WAsHINoToN, D. c., June 6.-Mr.
Campbell, representing the Ohio Valley
Steel Association, had a satisfactory con-
ference with Messn. Allison and AL
drich, OF the Senate Finance Committee,
to-day on the subject of the duty on
steel billets and slabs. Owing to the
absence Of Senator Beck, the Democratic
member OF tho subcommittee having
charge OF import taritIs, no formal hear
ing was had. Mr.. Campbell also had
interviews with Messrs. Wilson, McKin-
ley and others on both sides, talking up
soft steel and pointing out the iniquity
Of the present law and urging q restora-
tion OF the rate originally in the Mills
bill, which was stricken out at the last
caucus. 1t is possible another caucus
will be held before the metal schedule is
reached, when this proposition will be
adequately presented.
Mr.. Pierson, OF the Wheeling Pottery,
made very favorable impression on the
Senate committee yesterday. Senator
Allison complimented him highly to-day
on his clear presentation OF the case.
Mr.. Pierson went home with the assur-
ance that the Senate will permit no leg
isiation hostile to this industry to pass.
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GEN. sHERIDANs CONDITION.
A More Hopeful Report-Mrs. sheridn
Tnkosn n Drive


A More hopeful Report-Mrs. Sheridan
Takesa Drive.
WASHINGTON, D, O., June Cat IL
o'clock this evening the lights in Gen.
Sheridan's sick room were burning low
and it was said that the General was
doing. Not since the first attack has
there been such unmistakable evidence
of sanguine hope shown both by the
members OF the family and friends as this
evening. Mrs. Sheridan left the house
about . o'clock for the first time in near
ly two weeks, and took half hours
drive about the neighborhood.
Other members Of the familyspent IN
hour or more sitting upon the front
porch in unconstrained conyers alton.
All OF the lower portion OF the house
was brightly lighted, the windows were
thrown wide open and everything wore
more hopeful appearance.
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AN UNPRECEDENTED SCENE
or wild EnthusInsm-Summ of the Pro-
nrsIIlnrs-nItter EnrtionnI Elghts.


OF wild MISUNDERSTANDING of the Pro-
Seed!ngs-BItor FactiouoI rights.
sr. LOUIS, June G.-The Democratic
National Convention to-day broke the
record for the greatest display of en-
thusiasm ever witnessed in similar
body. For over twenty consecutive
minutes, twelve thousand people flied
the air OF the great Convention hall
with n volume of undiminishing ap-
plause, comparable with nothing ON
earth, perhaps, save the roar OF the falls
Niagara. II was the uttcrance OF these
words: ~ give you name entwined
with victory. nominate GrovcrClcve'
land, OF New York" i,
The speaker was Daniel Dougherty, OF
Tammany Hall. With head proudly
erect, every line OF his iinn features
uuiyering, every nerve OF his nople,
figure tensioned, the magnificent voiced
orator was alternately thrilling the vast
audience, and holding them spell bound,
when at the climax OF his eloquencc he
named ior the tirst time the man who
wus uppermost in the thoughts OF all.
Ii was needless to utter another word.
Az UNPARALLELED SCENE.
Mr. Dougherty paused for a moment
to gaze over the hundreds OF frantic
cheering delegates at the even more
frantic thousands OF spectators beyond.
High above the forest OF heads We're wav'
inc innumerable red bandanas. Hats
and canes were being pitched into the
air, while the cheering was becoming 50
terrific that no single enthusiast could
hear his screech in the one Ovcrpoweer'
ing general yell At this moment, in
the mammoth picture OF the Capitol at
Washington, covering the wall lar
above the platform and in plain
view OF the whole convention, the
doors were seen to swing back, and the
smiling face ,oi President Cleveland
beamed out on his admirers. Every
body in the hall seemed fairly beside
themselves with excitement
The stone bust OF the President nea
the speakers stand was crowned with /;
J wreath OF green, snatched by almos
: frenEied hands from among the decoru
, tions OF the platform. Long polcd Stat
, banners among the delegates We're bein
: whiried wildly in the air, when sudden
q ly the convention, with mighty shout
1 discovered Daniel DOughcrty Climbin
! ON a chair in the middle OF the Ne'
! Workers on the floor. He was waiyin
I aloft an American flag. AS II moved b
S . common impulse the standard bearer
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Left Him Alone In mn. GLORY.

7EEss7777 = wv " w 1'77Es7'FNF'1t's
SIMPSON, W. Va, June C.-E. W.
Mills, of Pennsylvania, was billed to
deliver a speech in behalf of the Pro-
hibition Amendment here last night,
and large crowd turned out to see him.
He had not spoken long until it ap-
peared that his lecture was a stump
speech for the Third party. The aud
fence, who were nearly ali in favor Of
the amendment, bore with .he disap-
pointment until he launched into abuse
OF James G. Blaine and the Republican
party, showing how the Third party
had accomplished their defeat, then they
quietly withdrew, and left the speaker
alone with empty benches.
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nnrglarr In rre.,on counlr,

ALnRonr, W, Va, June G.-Last
night S. W. Blake's store, at this place,
was entered by burglars, and his large
safe broken open. The knob and han
die OF the door were broken by large
sledge taken from n. Metzler's shop.
There were two holes drilled in the
door. They secured about $40 worth Of
stamps, $50 in cash and a number OF
articles. Two suspicious parties were
seen here the day before.
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PIrrsDuRGH, June 6.-The iron manu-.
facturers OF the West met here to-day
and agreed upon o scale Of wages for the
ensuing year. The scale which will he
presented to the 'Amalgamated Associa.
tion tomorrow asks for general ten
per cent reduction and in some instances
more in addition to reducing extras
The workmen will ask for a continuance
OF the present scale.
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West virginia Matters

Special DiSpdtch to he IntstliOeRcer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Juno.6. Colonel
Ben Wilson is out in the First District
again looking after his nomination.
Judge Jackson passed through the city
to-day, bound home from Charleston.
He has had n laborious session.
A new postotiicc has been established
at Juno, between Addison IN d Hackers
Valley, with Jeremiah S. Cutlip as post
master,
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Specidt DiHpdieh 10 me Inteni0eNoeT.
CbAREspuRo, W. Va, June 6.-The
commencement exercises of Broaddus
Female College were held in the college
hall last evening. The graduates were
Misses Ida Raymond, Bert Amiss, Lizzie
Lyon and Genevieve Stewart. Mrs Silver
thorne, IN accomplished singer, has been
secured by the college management TO
remain here through the summer and all
OF the next collegiate year to give in
struction OF vocal music. Prof. Nc
Cutcheon, OF New York, is the successor
OF Prof. Lyon as principal OF the school.
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SIX. of p. Excursion IN cfn.,..,..,

.. HAcurHon to CIneInnatI-R5.
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For further information inquire at Rail-
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POTsDAM, JuneO.-Empcror Frederick
passed fairly good night. He rose n
10 o'clock. An official bulletin statSs ~
that the Emperor is fairly well and tl,at
his strength is satisfactory. 'i'"'
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TnE REASON why .Ackcr's blood cli,o.
blood preparation known. ~ n y 1,iii sie best ,
tI,SeSE thS wEoio fre al blood diseases purtes
sne .,l wnoIe ,ho system, and thoroughly builds
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cheney. They see tranquility, order, Sc
curity and equal Justice restored in the
land, watchful, steady, safe and patri
otic administration-the solemn prom
ises made by the Democratic party faith
fully kept. II is an honest government
by an honest man. II this
RECORD SEEMS PRosAIC,
II itlacls the blood-thrilling elements
II it is not lit with lurid fires, il it can
not be illustrated by a pyrotechniC dis
play, If it is merely the plain record oi
peace engaged in administrative re-
forms, it is because the people OF the
country four years ago elected not to
trust to sensation and experiment, how
ever brilliant and alluring, but prefer
red to place the helm in steady hand,
with a fearless, trustworthy, patriotic
man behind il. Upon that record and
upon our earnest efforts as yet inCom-
plete to reduce and equalize the bur
dens of taxation, we enter the canvass
and go to the polls confident that the
free and intelligent people of this great
country will say: "Well done, good and
faithful servants"
To the patriotic Independent citizens
who four years ago forsook their old al
liegiance and came to our support, who
since that time have nobly sustained the
administration, the Democratic party
owes deep debt OF gratitude. That they
have been reviied and insuited by their
former associates is not only signal
compliment to their character and in-
fluence, but another evidence OF the de-
cadence Of the Republican party. Blind
WORSHIP OF TnE MACHINE,
the politician Juggernaut, is exacted
from every man who will take even
standing room in that party. The DEM
ocratic party IS open to all, and il in
council we cannot agree to all thing, our
motto is, "In essentials unity; in nom
essentials, liberty; in all things charity"
To ali men we say, "Come in; good will
ne'er halted at the door.stone.h AS four
years ago you voted with us to reform
the administration, TO conserve our in
stitutions for the weii-being OF our COM
mon country, so join with us again in
approval OF the work so well accomplish
ed, TO complete what remains undone.
We ask you to remember that it is 10
fatal error to weaken the bonds Of
political organization by which great re-
forms have been achieved, and risk them
in the hands their known adversaries. "
Four years ago you trusted tentatively
the Democratic party and supported
with zeal and vigor its candidate for
President. You Thought him strong in
all the sturdy qualities requisite for the
great task of reform; behold your splen-
did justification.
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MORE cnEsTNUTs.

No President in time OF peace had so
difficult and laborious duty to perform.
His party had been out of power for
twenty.four years. Every member OF it
had been almost venemously excluded
from the smallest post where administra.
ton could be studied. Every piaCc was
filled by men whose interest it was to
thwart inquiry and belittle the new ad-
ministration. But the master hand
came to the helm, and the true course
has been kept from the beginning. We
need not wait for time to do justice to
the character and services Of President
Cleveland. Honest, clear sighted, pa
ticnt; grounded in respect for law aud
justice; with thorough grasp Of prin-
Ciples and situations; with marvellous
and conscientious industry the very
incarnation Of tirmness, he has nobly
fulfilled the promise OF his party, nobly
met the expectations Of his country and
written his name high on the scroll
where future Americans will read only
the names OF men who have been su-
premely useful to the Republic.
Fellow Democrats, this is but the par
tial meeting in political campaign des-
tined to be memorable. 1t will be a
clashing OF nearly even forces. Let no
man here or elsewhere belittle or under.
estimate the strength or resources OF the
opposition. But, great as they are, the
old Democratic party, in conscious
strength and perfect union, faces the
issue fearlessly,
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not likely to get a way from him, and he
is doing his best to shape its course in
the party's interest.
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ONCE MORE
CLEVELAND WILL LEAD THE
DEMOCRATIC HOSTS.
The Office Holders who Pack the
National Convention
Arc IlalECrazed by the Speech of
Daniel DOughertN
And an Unprecedented Scene of
Excitement Occurs,
When the Name of the Great
Dictator is Mentioned.
WrangIing Over the Tariff Plank
in the Platform
Prevents Report and the Con-
ycntiOn is Forced
TO Take a Recess Until To-day
ut 10 O'clock, When
The Circus VIII Play an Inter-
esting Engagement.
The 1854 Resolution Will be Re.
ported to the Assembly,
Which is a Victory for the Pro-
tcctfonist Element
And a Signal Defeat for the Ad-
ministration Faction.
Yesterdays Proceedings---Tribu-
lations of the West Yir-
ginia Delegation, etc.
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VOLUME xxxyI-NUMBER 249

west gallery tore aside a curtain which
had hid a portrait OF Cleveland, upon
the face Of lhe great picture of the Cap
itol building, revealing to the full gaze
Of the convention the weil-knOwn fea-
lures OF the President. This incident
aroused the enthusiasm OF the conven-
ton TO u fever heat for the first time
during its proceedings. The hall was at
once filled with
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TRUE no THESE PRINCIPLES

the Democraticparty fought successfully
our foreign wars, protected our citizens
in every cline, compelled the respect Of
all nations for our flag, and added i'm.
perial domain to our territory, and in
sured peace, prosperity and happiness
to all our people. False to these princi-
Piles the great federal, whig and know
nothing parties went down, never to rise
again. And we here to-day, representa-
tives Of the party that has survived ali
Others, the united, triumphant, invinci-
BILE Democracy, prepared TO strike down
forever the last surviving foe in Novem.
Der, our standard must be the rallying
point now and in the future for all good
citizens who love and cherish Republic
can institutions, who love liberty regu-
lated by the constitution and Inv, who
believe in government not for class or
for a few, but government Of all the
people, by all the people and for all the
people. This has been the asylum for
All good men from over the earth who
aed from want and oppression, and
mean to become Americans. But we
invite and welcome only friends TO this
ground and liegemen to the public. Our
institutions cannot change to meet hos.
tile wishes, nor be so much as sensibly
modified save by the peaceful and deli6-
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The movement to take arecess until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning was made in
Gray's interest, his friends knowing that
he must get more votes before he has
enough. They have at least nothing to
lose by delay and hope togain. They
have brought large and kindly chorus
which they spread well through the
hall, and they do the lusticst howllng.
They have deliberated, and have planned
to stampede the convention tomorrow.
Voorhees, is the leader on the floor,
but German is the practical engineer ol
the Gray boom. He could stand Wat
terson 8 triumph ovcrhim ifhe could lay
out the administration by defeating Thur
man. Ex-senator Barnum is similarly IN
clined. Ex-senator Davis has like SYM
pathies, but il lie is active his hand is
not seen.I A wild report was circulated
this afternoonthat Gray had withdrawn.
Indiana men met this by saying, I'VE
are not here to withdraw. Our man is
going on the ticket because the Demo-
cratic party wants to win. ii they
would rather nominate Thurman than
Thurman the inst pIace?' The query
is interpreted us almost a threat. and
this does not greatly help Indiana.,s
"iavorite SON." the more SO because it Is
argued that her other "iNvOrite son,
Mcdonald, would regard Gray's nomi-
nation as a personal insult, and Me
Donald is power. There will be n
lively time tomorrow, but Thurman
will get the place. c.B.H H.
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nouncement OF each Of the names was
the signal for aburst of hearty applause
Mr.. Bunum's name was received with
especial warmth, and cries OF "Barnum
were mingled with the general shouts
Just as the committee was proceeding TO
the place where Mr.. Collins sat in the
Massachusetts, delegation, two pages 9p'
pearcd, bearing two large floral shields
which had been sent to the committee
to be presented ut its permanent organ!i;;
ton with the compliments OF Hon. David
r. Francis, Mayor OF the city OF ST.
Louis. The largest Of these floral otter-
ings, which were placed upon the con-
vention stage, was
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erate action Of the mass OF our people in
accordance with the constitution OF the
laws OF the land.
Whatevery problems the present has,
or the future may present, so far as polit-
ical action can effect them, will be dealt
with by the American people within the
law. And in the future, as in the past,
the people will find security for their
liberty and property, encouragement
and protection, for theirinhustries, peace
and prosperity in following the party OF
the American masses, which will ever
shield them against the aggressions OF
Grand monopoly on the one side, and
on the other the surgings OF chaos.
While almost all the rest OF the civil
lied world is