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to feel at home and as delegation after
delegation arrived they were greeted
by not only the stereotyped committees
and bands, but by spontaneous out
pouring of the citizens and a hearty
greeting from everyone that went Q
long way to make them feel ct home.
Even before the first delegation ar
rived, st. Louis in gold robes was
ready to greet them. Her hospitality
has alone given her worldwide reputa'
ton, and there will be many in years tc
come who will remember with pleasure
their visit TO st. Louis in 1855 to the
Democratic National Convention. Wis
iting clubs. as we'll as delegations.
were provided for in advance Of theiI
coming. The mere fact that
clubs came from nearly every
state in the Union, that thous'
ands upon thousands Of individuals
without any organization-club or
otherwise-were here, attests the re-
gard which st. Louis holds in the opin-
ions of the American people as place
ofconvention gathering.
The following is list OF the princi-
pal delegates in attendance
ALABAMA.
E.w. Pcttus, A. Il. canee, Gaylord ID. Clark,
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w. leo John n WEIGH. Hon. James Duncan.
James Smith. 4. n. Beach. Daniel Compton. n NJ.
ha ne ~, Ma pa,"., asnseeersy j. a h.sgs
SCOTT. y. Montgomery. Hon Dcios P Phelps.
John Jones. Vim. Mortland. Thomas n. Foams
Hop. y. H. buah. James w. Paf'en. v. y. For.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09
Patrick A. Collins.

HEAT speculation
was INDUCED in re-
& a + d in g W h o
should be the per-
manent chairman
of the convention,
but the National
Committee demon
strated their wis
dom when they de-
'clded that "Pat''
NAII.an - ~.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION
The Democratic Hosts Assemble
and cIeveland's Nomination
Made Unanimous.


VERY man, wom-
an, and, one might
almost say, child,
is interested in the
proceedings Of the
National Demo o.
cratic Convention
of this year. They
are the winning
party" and being
the Nv inning
party at the last
election, makes the
deliberations of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09


David w. Caruth. OF 81. Louis
John O'Day. Of Springfield.
y. l.. Martin. OF Kansas City.
Nat Il. Dryden ~ Lincoln.
y. III. Carroll, oil Putnam.
j. G. Gristy. Of Scotland.
DIR. IL. 9. Gore, of Monroe.
y. a.. Young. Of Carroll.
q. J. Chapman. Of Caldwell.
Clinton Tiilcry. Of Clay.
samuel - Greene. Of Buchanan.
r. y. G.. Wilson, Of Platte.
j. G. Tarnsey Of jackson.
J. ID. Shewalter. OF Lafayette.
James A. johnson, 81 Cooper.
q. +. y. Jackson. 81 Petts.
james !. Jones. Of franklin.
Cash Blackburn. Of Andrain.
John y. O'Meara, u 81. Louis.
Patrick O'MAIley. OF 81. Louis.
q. W. Allen. n 81 Louis.
Chas. w: Knapp. Of 81. Louis
/. q Terry, Of south 81 Louis.
J.. l. Nichols. Of Galloway.
Henry y. Warren. of Pulaski.
r. ~. Thurman. 81 Barton.
X. II. Railey, 81 Cass
John J. Teeio. OF Lawrence.
Q. ". Travers, Of Greene.
II. r. Pitts, 81 Howell
Joseph II. Wilson. 81 Mississippi
MIssiHsrprI.
Vim. IT. Sims. J. w. Tewoll, n. II. Taylor VIM
5 Ysrgsr: v. Z b Martin Y. n Iags; $. Cal.
bins. n, o. sykes. Newton cayce, chas. NJ. Thur
mond. d. weisinger. VIM. Huh. N A. Taylor, j..
y sod pIddsil L EoS,p, @., r X Srs,cnsr y
Barron. y. y. Mccool, T.,A.woods. n. A. Tibbs. II.
y. King. q. +. Nelson. ". G. nm, A. X Northrnp.
George Nicholson. 9. M. Williamson, VIM. Bu-
chanan. II. G. Conn. Geo. Handy.
MAsskcnUsErrs
Hon. Pat Collins. Charles ID Lewis. lion. John
w. CumminRa, Jamcs r.. Delaney. Hon Jnos III
French. John X. Thayer. Hon. Jonas a. Abbott
Godfrey Morse, Daniel u. sullivan. Michael ii
Mahoncy Hon. George Dciano, John n Brvanf
John VI Hart. John Kent Herbert T.. Price Wm
u, Davis, Hon. II. .. Prince. Hon. M. M Cunnif
Hon. Pat Magulrc Charles A. Bedford Malfhow
keany, Y. j. Kennedy. Hon. James A. Mcfloooeh
Isaac Rosn0sky, Hon. Alphous y. Algcr. Thomas
y. 0argan, John \. Obrien, George 4. Bartlett.
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ECEIvING the
various delega-
tons as they ar
\rived with proper
honor was one OF
the pleasantest
features Of this
gath ering. ST.
Louis proved her
hospitable repu.
tation to have
been well earned
in this work. Ev.
cry one was made
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II. S. Tanner. s. r. Duncan. Dan Morrlsey. II. II.
s. Kimbrough. James X Dickinson. j.. l. MoCau-
x r. Gilmore. A. A. Ricketts,. Thos. NJ. Thornton.
A. :. Wildcrman, A. II. Rodgers. w. A.. james.
w. u. Wheeler, W. s. Cnntrell. Silas Cook, Hon.
@. H. yarneIl Hon. T.. Il. Merritt. Hon. w. ii.
Green. w. w. Clccns. j. G. Courtney.
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Pusey Jno. O. Kelly, W. w. Baldwin. j. ID. NJ.
Hamilton. Moses Bloom Thos. Lambert Cato
Seiis j. II. Scales. Geo r.. Bcllamy. J.. l.. Aims
worth. Chas. a. Clark, j. H. Henriques, ;. 8
Caruthers. T.. j. Anderson, W. A. Mciienry, A. H..
Morrison. w. 4. STRAIT. Frank Witmore, J. >. Yam.
u. NJ. Wyland. j. y. Wilson, A. ID. Keith, Il. ID.
Iiiggs, Win A. Wills.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
In the Academy OF Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday, Sept IL, 'e8.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

IoO, 200 Tickets ~ Twenty Dell
lars oaeh. Halves 91O5 Qaar EoRw
%; TenGhn SIS TWe1shonhs 81
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

BELvIDEHE, N j Sent. 6.-ReturnH
ara nos in from oil polli 9 places ex
ospt PohA;o1ng snd PShsqusrry, and
tue ticket "agRinBt the sale OF intoxicat.
inp liquors" has n Gear mel orlty oil
099 This total majority Will aRRIs
gate 1875 ont nf total vote Of 1900.
The liqt o. men feel very zorro oVsr theiE
unlocked for detect anh accuse one az
other of lad faith and claim that the
money sent out in tho townships was
not expended according to agreement
In Oxford the priests took hand in
the fight, personal appeal betHg made
to zach church mem her The result
was majority OF 1888 for teWpersnoe
RheB it waa expected 1t would 40 SEQ
for licepee. The liquor men think they
have Grouud FIR oantt sting the election
beoauee some Of tho tickets voted bore
the words mo lioerss tinket" while the
law sAys tia ticket shall be Nor" or
"Agsinat Prominent lawyers, how
ever, say this claim is ahsurd
The r6Eult OF yesteTday's vote will
probably gain the Republicans tao
mem bers OF Assembly Ia this county,
SIS MutchleF and Hoover, who will be
renomiuated by the Democrats, are
both liquor dealers, and are pledged to
vote 10 repeal the lAw. Many Demo
oIRts openly sAy they will not support
them on this isBue.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
Litohman answers PowdsrIy.

In reply to the seranton in'e-VieW
with Mr.. PoHdtrly, IN which he shid
that great dis abstraction bad been ex-
presstd by members of the KoiRhts Of
Labor at the resignation Of Genera
Secretary Litehmap, the latter said yes
teFday to News reporter: "OonoeIn,
ing tho interview pprportipg to he from
General Master Workman Powdefly
have nothing to say more than thi,
That l hold 1t to be far more honorable
to resign the position I hold and take q
stand openly for what l believe and
know to be right, 20 far % my OWE
Judgment goes, than TO remain in my
offioiai position, and while pretending
to neutrality, 10 % secretly scherulnl
and secretly engineering in political In
trigueA
Mr.. L,tohman also said: "The fact Ii
that Charles L lehman has for eleven
years been fighting the battles for other
reople. It's nov time that Charles
Litchmf did something for himself
particularly when he can ienefit hil
life long alias al the same time. YOu
can Etate that make ms flFst speech In
favor of Pros ctIvs tariff on the l7th
of this month, where oAn not tell, bui
wherever the National Republican Con-
mittee think l will do the moot good.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
Iro BE CONTINUED. ]


Londt n Cor. Arg n1ut
Was ta.king TO n lady France fearer
the other day on this very subject Of the
channel tunnel. 'suoh dreadful
thing as 1t would have beer /" she said
der cheek Almo blanching at the
thought
''Fos whit mp sab ed.
"wby. for EaslsId, of COURSE" ahe
AnHwaTed, with y stare
|But Why not for Frarce as well2"
said l. Nv As there no danger TO France
from us2''
'oh, don't care about France. 1t
doean matter. Fancy the danger 1t
YOU'D have teen Imagine II the mouth
Of the tunnel we're left uBRuarded, and
horde OF Frspchmen came pouring IN
But" said 1. "what strikes nae as
oarious, what always has seemed o1d
TO mo, 10 this: Why were the French
not Rfraid OF us? Tue daT ger Of invasion
trum us to them WAS the same As from
them 10 US" must say feel rather
ash AIMED when think OF 1.-THE funk
Se were In from the tunnel, and the
seeming Indifference with which (so
far as know the French people acted.
1 II IL the same now in tails war scare,
| France is laughing at us and sskinR,
what is ths mRtttT2' 1t is n pity
Eogland can't discover an English Gen.
| 8oulsngsF 10 Btrut up and down, and
wave his sword 81 France.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
E.ssssr FreA Sussex.
pdouoe Of ths kepablioan,

Correspondence OF the Republican.
BHrHNL, Sept. 1 Rev. W, B. Gregg
and fMmily returned home In good
health from their vacation ct Brandy
wine Summit camp, and visiting relA-
tives In Kent county. He visited an
orchard belonging TO Wm. HutchitOu,
near Blenker, and says iS was . sight
70 behold the largo peach trees, seven.
| teen yeaFs old, hanging full OF large
| peaches, breaking down the tfees. BE
| was closing up the variety called the
Stump Of the World. and ready 10 pick
the Orawfogd's late. He had auothsI
orohard no: 60 old, but the trees were
very large aud full. He said he had
only about twelve trees affected with
the yellows The pesohes here are
nearly all gone. There ere few Of tbs
Shook and white late varieties. JeEe
IN inh Wright picked eighteen baskets
OF peaches of OF one tree. Oan you
bsat that In New Ossvls couEtyH
Capt George Qnillen's child died on
ThursdAy AAd WAa buried on Snndsy
the pastor preaching the funeral Ber
mon from IsAiAh 66, 10 The funeral
took place at the time Of the regular
servios and was largely attended.
1t was beautiful child, The IDOL OF
the home, and . great loss to the par.
ents. William Holt came to the fun
erAl with part Of his family, and dur
ing the services was called out o.
ohuIct, his horse beiug sick. IL con.
tinutd in crest suffering till about one
O'Clock, when 1t died suddenly. AL
efforts to save lts life proved 8 failure
The loss falls heavily en- the owner, 81
he Is a young farmer with limited
means. Drinking too much water 81
one time is supposed TO be the cause o.
It's death.
We had most delightful rain or
Saturday, aud very heavy one yester
day and asst Monday night.
FarmsSs are topping and bladiI
their icdiGE here now. They do no
out II OF, IS they need the blades apt
tops for horse feed, as we'll 50 the co 9
became they raise NO RrAss for hay.
| Acres of tom Atoes are raised here TO
canning purposes, and the canning fac
tory At Laurel, and Mr.. Lsavin Hitch
near here are busily engaged in puttinl
up this fruit. They pay six dollar
per ton. A basket Weighs from 70 t
40 pounds.
This Is q quiet place; no sound o
politics. OCCAkIoNAL.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

WAsHIFoToN, Sept Senator Gull
lem speaking this evening about his bill
to prevent trusts, said: ri have felt for
some time that these commercial comb.
nations which are controlling the trade
and commerce Of the country were a
menace to tie interests Of the people and
should be broken up by the exercise OF
the power of the federIl Govern
m6nt. There arc difficulties in the way
ofreaehiug ITEM but 1t seems to me that
Congress, under it's power to regulate
foreign and Interstate commerce has
power TO prevent undu restrictions upon
trade and commerce by meaus of these
combinations and trusts, and l be ieve
that ways and means will re found to
remedy the evil. The bill have intro
duced proposes TO treat all the property
devoted to tie es or purposes + a trust
as what the lawyers call guilty property,
by making 1t subject to seizure aud for
feiture to the Unit States. No kusi
ness enterprise could afford TO run the
risk Of the forfeiture of its property In
this way, and am satisfied that II tn s
provision were enacted into law the par.
ties to such combination WI uld lose no
time In dissolving their agreement.
Another provision which would pro e
vtry embarrassing to those carrying on a
trust IL the on authorizing p rsons
sgaiust whom suits are broug hit In TIE
United States courts to plead in bar OF
abatement that any Of those concerned
in the prose ution are parties to a trust.
This would practically throw all trusts
out of court and prevent them enforcing
their agreements or even from collecting
their accounts through the courts.
think the time has come to act on this
subje t ana hope bill to suppress
these unlawful combinations will be pass
e1 this session
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
Rublis BMlA

A TrEHTION DAIkYMEW PUBLIC
IN BALE-The Subscriber will cell O.
puDIio Hale, a. his farm on the road lssdinR
nom OontTeviilo 70 Kennett Square, Pa,
miles from the former place, on
THURSDAY, sKPTEMBER 18th, 1858,
an HEAD OF COWS, fresh and eSzxSsl
~ sprinRefn. hEX y
This stock has been carefully &C. W2
lectsd in Lancaster county, Pa, and lar = err
and dairy will do well 70 come and ex.
anime them.
STOCK Viii positively be sold. No under
bidding.
rERMs-sixty days credit.
Dinner at 1880.
sale at l.Ro W, r. PROUD.
J. q. Robin con. suot. H2ad&W
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
ROrkilgmGl and
Ladies Read!
". TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-five Dollars and Up.
wards.

Over four hundred sold in
the past year Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every half hou,
within a square Of these Iots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave,
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look ss the improve,
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe invest,
mens, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had q
great many people taken
this advice when we gave it
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how to
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD,
Second and Webb SITS, or
THOS. M, OGLE,
602 2 Market st.
au17-3m
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

JOHANNESBURG Sept Tho Harri-
son and Morton Club of Chamber5burg
held an immense meeting in the Court
House last evening. This being court
week there wa. large attendance OF far
mers from all parts of the county. The
speeches were by A. L LAngdon, Of
Ghambersburg and William c. Kreps, Of
Greencastle, candidate for Legislature
After the meeting tht club had an illu
minated street parade and marched tC
the residence OF Hon John Stewart, Re
publican candidate for judge where they
tegdered him a sereRade to which he re
sponded in short speech.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
The 'MQXiR" Secret.

FFom the evidences given in the ''nGoxio"
eases against imitAtors, enough has come 70
the surface from TEXAS papers TO prove that
the 90 called Moxio afronn plant rich In
AIbamiaoids, which are th0 principal nutIi.
tion Of the nerves. Considering the fast
that the nerves are the ssst OF snimal life
and control the functions OF the body, and
that paFnlyBad or exhausted nerve force oould
not properly digest AlDumen for its ewn sup
port, Dr. Thorn son set about, and finally
did discover o Harmless process for ARTIFICIAL
| ~ digeBting rs food FOR It, AID the proeTass
renders the Alouninott as nnely dissolved
a. wHtsF, or ine enough to penetrate the
nerve circulation, which is thirty. one times
1 smaller than the smallest capillary blood
vessels, and whom mixed with the digestipg
huid the slDum0n cannot bO eoaSuiAted or
preolpltated by either heat or alcohol. Htre
| IL where the secret lies and II . most valpA-
bic one, and accounts for their oure3 Of par
alysis. 1t would have been better for the
Moxle 10. 10 have allowed this fact IN oon .
| 10 the surface before, and then It would not
have been necessary 70 accumulate . conf
denoe 10 their goods through the long road
Of experience against public prejudice.
These facts that have come out win help the
Company worry much, ~ they show It's I'M.
doubted scientific and useful basts in new
field. Their bottled goods arc Dest.
m91Am 7tRW
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

"rhe street rowdiss of Chelsea hAy I
Invented a new torment for the cyolista
who avail themselves of BatterEea
Park" says the London Pail Mall Ga.
zette. "They are not content with
fiioking them With switches and insert.
ing bits of stick In the delicate wires oil
taeir wheels, bat they set ON little boys
to run ao.osp q oyolist with . view OF
getting Knocked over. Boy 70 ls pros
trste, bowling, park.keeper hurries up,
takes the cyclists address, = crowd
soon gathers, compensation ts, OF
course, forthcoming, especially IL the
oyoiist is . lady. The wounded child
skipA mer.ily of with q half crown,
divides the booty and tries for another
gpiIl In another part OF The pArk."
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

the two-story brick dwelling erected the reon,
sitnate IN the city Of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows. to wit.
Beginning on the easterly side OF jefferson
street, at the diftAnce Of thiTty-hve feet
northerly from the northerly side of Thtr-
teenth street, thence easteIly and parallel
with Thirteenth sire ct and passing through
the centre ~ the party wall OF this house ARd
the one adjoining on the south slxty-six feet
to a corner, thence nertherlY and parallel
with Jefferson street thirty-tve feet to AM
other corner, thence westerly and parallel
with ThiEteenth street sixty -six feet to the
Aforesaid side Of Jefferson stree, and thence
thereby sontherly thtrty-hve feet to the place
they may.
Seized and taken 10 execution as the prop
erty OF Annie x. StrauEhn and William 4.
StrauEhn, and {. Is. and to be cold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
ShertR's Once, Wilmington, September l.
1858. sl-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Mics Splinter Ito saleswoman)-
Bathing suits, please.
saIss woman-Yes, mA'Am; somsthing
Of that siyl,?
Miss spinster-Mercy. mel want
one with . train, and cut close to the
ears.
DsntIst-wsll, how do the new
teeth WoIA?
Patient-Not very well. They seem
to cut the Others.
Deptist-That lie perfectly natural.
they belong to an entliely different set,
you know.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
ON SATURDAY

THE ltEa DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lssG
at o'clock p. m,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

6lTHAY cow "A LANGs, Es-Rs
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the subscriber, near 4Feensille, Ghrtsttan'
Hubdi cd. on the 29th Of August The oWne
can have her by proving property and pay
ing chArses or she will re disposed Of 40
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

lOs West Seventh str OF. just the
Dlace for . cool ~ d refreshing
Sherry Cobb ers
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

nUBLlO ShLsE.-WlLL BE SULD Ar
II public sale at tie southwest corner 0
Ninth and Church ssSaets, on
WEDNESDAY, AF1 E8NOoN, SEPT. IL,
at 3 O'Clock,
Kttehcn fnrrituro, two stoves and all artt-
cles pertain lug N a bar room. Allo some
houtehold furniture
l.. ". SrIDHAW SOH,
sb4E AnotlonGers.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for WI,
lington (eIpresSl, II 26, . 30, 10, IN, 6l0
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Al . bargain, . room house, With cou
venieno8a. Only $3.50 required down
ARMY % " Sect Vernon, thiF Office
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

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