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How Thsy sariks I.eadoa

LOsDEs, Juno ls.-The Daily
says: I'VE think the alarm whicl
proclamation Of Emperor william TO
army and navy sxcitss y uncsiled
More humility might have bssu expert
from IN older sovereign, bat the spirit
which the Emperor addrsssss the srI
and navy 10 Of les importance than thu
In which be receives Bismarck"
The Times says: Tbs proclamation
are worthy Of the Empsroe and the trsdi
tions Of his house. Their spirit n no.
necessarily 10 be regarded - wsfiiks, st'l
les ~ sggrsssive. Germany is an armed
nation, and only ~ such usdsr eristinl
conditions can shs maintain her unity IN.
power. The Empsror hss Ersst power
but not enough 70 be sbIs 70 harry Int
war with light heart against the wishs
Of his psopls.
The Standard nys: ''It y Fstb9
change Of tone than Of policy which intsa
duces the new reign. Tbs color Of tbs IN
mediate future depends lsa upon ths .
csasion Of william than upon the rel -
olutious Of Primes Bismarck, whe hksl
has freer hand than before"
Other papers comment upoa The q
dresses In Q stmilaf strain.
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Continued on Fourth Page. J

CabeiI, Wayne and Lincoln Nominations
Special Tltnda TO TIC RtGisar.
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, June 1S.-The
returns, official and semi-officiall from
the connties of Cabell, Wayne and lan'
coin, give Harvey, for Judge, majority
of 62 over his highest competitor, c. W.
camnbell. Az these two. candidates will
probably receive an equal lumber OF vot'
in Logan, Hsrvey's nomination is con
coded The Cabell county ticket stand
as follows: For House Of Delegates. II
]. samuels; for Prosecuting Attorney, l.
G. Ricketts,; for Sheriff, Ed Kyle; 70
County Commissioner, J. J. Rowsey; 10
Assessors, Sam. d. Hsyslipp and 'rgi
Yates; for County Surveyor,. James u
Thornburg. In Wayne, Robert Nspie'
receives the nomination for House fDele
gates, Lace Mareum for Pfosec ating Al
tornsy and Samuel Spurlock for Sheriff.
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don't want him." Outside of hisown State
Harrison has developed little strength, in
spite of Steve Elkins persistent efforts in
his behalf A test of strength was the ac-
tion of the National Committee in refusing
to reopen the Virginia contest cases at the
request of Malone. Sherman's men voted
solidly for the little boss, but were de-
fsated by vote OF 90 to IL, vote which
about represents Sberman's strength
against his opponents. 1t is convention
in which the
HIGH TARIFF, WAR TAX, FREE WHISKY
Advocate has foil sway. If any tariff re-
formers succeeded in getting elected dele
gates they have kept enthusiastically and
unanimously silent. Every tariff plank
that has been discussed, is of the most
radical character; and if anything is GER
tain, il is that the cause of tax reduction
will get little encouragement from a
convention of monopolists and tools of
monopoly.
The National Committee this morning
chose John NJ. ThurstOn, of Nebraska,
temporary chairman of the convention that
meets tomorrow. The vote was q tie be-
tween Thurston and Estee, OF Colorado,
but Chairman Je0' gave the deciding vote
for the Nebraskan. The Californians are
very sore over this defeat and seriously
consider carrying the fight into the con-
vention. Tonight they announce that they
will abide by the decision of the Commit
tee.
CREED RAYMOND WANTS To NOMINATE
BLAINE
Greed Raymond, the chairman of their
delegation and q former West Yirginian,
PERSISTS in his intention to nominate
Blaine when CALIFORNIA Is called Bob In
gersoll spoke in the West Virginia head
quarters this afternoon, advocating Gres'
ham. The Colonel made favorable i'm
preston, but did not win any converts to
his man.
This evening the West Virginia delega-
ton held q meeting and appointed several
committees to labor with the other States
10 Mr.. Goff's interest. They begin their
work Immediately. T. II. B. Staggers, of
Fairmont, spoke in the Allison headqu uar-
,ters this evening. Mr.. Stsggers came here
an ardent BfziTS -zsar. His second choice
is Allison.
GoFF's CHANCES.
Hon. John w. Mason, West Virginia
,oambsr of the National Executive Com
mittee, voted for Thurston for temporary
cha;rmsn of the convention. Mr.. Mason
has been here several days and examined
.hs a o;tna,ion carefully. He said this even
;nr. ssRIains will be the nominee, The
oSovsnt;on wants him and will agree on
~, unanimously, and for the second
nlocs / think Mr.. COTS chances are goou
He ia strong with many OF tine Southern
delegations. e..L os p,,rors-
hnry this evening corrected the report
that the Parkersburg delegation had oeen
Ssn;sd the privileges of Capt. Clements
snac;aI car. He said it was untrue as lar
~ he and Others that he mentioned were
ao,cs,red The REGISTER correspond
ent's informant was prominent ciuzen
IF p.rkersburg, and be gave the facts SUD-
stantially as Wired'
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THE SKIRMISHING.

New York Solid for the Esilroader-Cali-
fornia Kuockcd Out-Thurston Elected.
CHICAGO, June 1S-The sSirmishing
preliminary to the great battle which will
be formally opened in the convention to-
morrow was unusually active and aggres-
sive to-day.
At an early hour groups of politicians
eongresated In the hotel lobbies, talking
over the situation, and though there was
nothing definite which the friends OF any
candidate could use as q basis for their
enthusiasm, predictions and counter-pre-
dictions we're loudly and vigorously in
dulged in.
The doors of the headquarters of the
various State delegates stood invitingiy
open, and within eager, badge decked gen.
tlemen stood prepared to seize upon any
passing delegate and impress upon him
the desirability, if not the absolute neces'
sity. of the Republican Convention nom
insting this or that favorite ssh In order
10 obtain assured success at the polls IN
November next
As early as seven o'clock the decks Of
the Iowa headquarters were cleared fol
action, and General Henderson was upon
the scene directing operations. The an
nouncement of Mr.. Depew's candidacy
seemed but to have inyigorated the Allison
forces. They predict that this convention
in IFS present uncertain condition, is pc
culisrly auspicious one for reserve can.
didates. of whom they say their ta' orite Il
the strongest. Senator Teller called at al
early hour aud wss eloseted for severa
hours with General Henderson. The re
sult of their conference cannot be learned
but the Allison men claim that Iowa ant
Colorado are in hearty cooperation
pEPEw woN'T GET IOWA.
Referring to published statement tina
Iowa. through representative in tn
New York conference, had, yesterday as
sared Mr.. Dspew Of the vote of that State
Delegate Rich, of Iowa, says: Nothing
could be furtner from the truth. In
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yansrsI services In I.osdSs.

LONDON. June 1s.-Funerh services
ver, held this afternoon In Westminstss
Abbey, and were attended BY diplomsts
and members Of the Hoass OF Lords snd
House Of Commons. A special service
will be held 10 the German Chapel Royal
neIt Sunday. The Bishop Of North
Dakora preached at Pxul's Cathedral ys'
tsrday afternoon. The oosdjutor Bishop
Of Ffedorictiou, N. B., preached In the
evening. Both made references 70 tbs
The Criterion Theatre viii b elossd 70.
night out Of respect to the Emperor Fred
erick.
The War Ofics Admiralty osdesst
that minute guns bs nrsd, and that AAg
be placed at half-mast st al Bhtish milt
tsry and naval stations st homs and absoe{
as = mark Of respect to the menosy q u
late Emperor of Germany. The 6hng 0
minute guns beEan st nooA
A funeral seryics was held st BalDora
Castle te-day for E@perx Frederick
oueen Victoria vs. present.
At noon to-day minute guns wsrs beis
fred at London and Aidenhot, aed Z
other gsrrisops and forts thfoogbout u
countIy. Mourning toksos were esasf1
to-day throughout Losdss.
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penn.yIvanI. PythI.ns Suspended.

CINCINNATI, o., June 1s.-The report
of the Committee Of the Supreme Lodge
ofKnights Of Pythiss, is said to sustain
Chancellor Douglass in suspending the
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, but not in
organizing new one. 1t requires, how
ever, that the Grand Lodge shall comply
with the demands made BY Chancellor
nouplaaa
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''t All Brooke Am 'nE th bakers.
AsT YORK jane lS.-A uag will
tas.d IN the Metropolitan p House
a,i Fnday for the purpose adlyinv
DENOMINATIONS of the Nat n Pm6ibi.
"a C2lye1tion. General Gen.
VA "a Brooks, Rev. sam al Of
TNiga, Professor D.cN d all
" Prominent PfohlbiI of
q ,as country will be p,eser General
S"a:on B Fisk, the uOmined ! Prssi.
s'aI ali DIR. John A. Brood nom
t-ss ior NIce-President, will re al.
t'a''ss accepting their respee,k kuina-
N'as BY the indianapolis cJui
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su..siux at the New Erap'

Guessing N tns NV
LONDON, June ls.-Just'
the eyes of all Europe srstu
occupant Of tho German thr
dssyor to discover ifa wsr h
upon the continent from tnat
nsrticle of information that
indicate in any way the intsn
liam II. ID eagerly seised upon
sure or alarm thoss 10 Whose
10 brought.
Most Of these reports ere Of
nature, and are cAlculAeed
forebodings 10 the hearts ot
story that has gained groni
and is becoming generally
the effect thAt the nov rui
and Prince Bismarck have
institution Of . series Of p'
France, Of which the pssp
is but the beginning. Of 90
il credited with being the
the plan, hut the new Eml
cred a. particularly hostile
French people, and desiron'
about q war with that counti
.ct,I. ou n moro secure bSsis "a
, Of Alsace- Lorraine, and Of wipn
the score few grudgss which
France.
, The object Of these alleged provoeA'i
| ia war, and ~ one by one the inaisn'
I are launched upon France, the int's' ''
. try. 40 the story goes. will be forcsd 70
q fend her honor. III this DO uue,
the paper that gives this story puoiica'
{ .It would he wiser for France not TO
/. until forced into conflict but 10 strike
/ initial blow herself and show the 20
9 Hoheu zollern that France 10 no mean
!. The victory belongs 70 them VINO o.
|. the first blow"
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n Monstsr Verdict.

CHICAGO, June IA monster verdict
in the case of Augustfd r:-Ambler against
Rodney NJ. whipple, was rendefso-ln
Judge Cliford's court to-day. II was for
81, ,OO2, 39l, of which s677, ,434 is for debt,
and $325, O57 for interest and costs since
1880. Amber and Whipple formed q
partnership in 1869 in Washington. ID. C.,
to manage o steam petroleum gas genera
tor patent, and Ambler give his half inter.
est in trust to Whipple. Suit was in 1870
brought by Ambler, claiming violation Of
the trust. He secured verdict in 1880
After the case had gone to the Supremt
Court Of the United States, Whipple dis.
appeared, but five years later be was fount
in Chicago, and suit was begun here. TIL
defense was that the staute Of limitation
barred recovery. This was oyerruled an'
the jury returned the verdict as above.
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EsyptiHn sympathy

CAIRO, June ls.-A service In
OF Emperor Frederick Was he'll
German Church here to-day. ]
ian Ministers, the diplomsticc co
ber Of military officers and =
persons were present.
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"EEaEEIEV.En POLuA AS comes out
10 the Caic,,n J,uynal IA ca J combins-
uoa. Fgr President, LIN WALKER
PH-.r-. For Vice Pient ten. LEW
W4rrtrE.
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Aslg there we're no. .esU more can
dl3a,es Tran the c0nv9p lows what
10 10 witl. Missouri ss = the front
vita eg-Se0lror JOHN EESnfESoN.
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HAVING nothing else % 0hnsiastsc
O7er tue Chicago hosts Mt fild over
Mrs. LogAN yesterday, isris the lady
agsal and unexpected tiop
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C.taE>urEg CONES Cd front with
tas l,s' meeting to sOint z legates to
Tie Convention OF thgdio1 league OF
Democratic Clubs to bsld u Baltimore
on July g. Clarksbuwill bend seven,
NsN;L
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Severe storm,

"a 4.'FGn % ne RsglSgr.
CLARSSnUEG, W. Va, JuntN NAt3
CeIock severe storm Of rain wipd
('oSe, Trees we're blown down AteIs.
sphie communication in;erru An
II and a half The thermd twas
in the shade, and fell II dec. ten
'eh
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IHE last impressive rats were held
over The remains OF the hvei Emperor
FREDERICK yesterday.
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IHs New German Enror has issued
hsP'ocismstion hs to the pa!s. l. is very
nclsa.e and not at all wlil4.
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NEWS AHENrS. NOTICE.

NeWs Agsats desiring extra copies
At the RkSISSER, containing each
s,y's rcPOrtOf the National Republi-
,an CouSeatioh at chicago, are re-
oaested to Sen.l in their orders inn
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Tas1ew German Enor's PrOelama-
tol has stirred up the O5orlf consider
"..y The opinion IS ssAsg'Iaycsa
able AMI denotes scarineS
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IND 50 Senator SCoTT y j. National
'dln.t,Ce plum. CODgr5 lions, Sen
a,0r.
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New YoRE, June 1s.-Nhe d sbS |
pd General" Di4s Dsba1Ivho rcon!
icted on Saturday of cOugracy i sind-
ing Luther r. Marsh, the flsyer. b of q
portion of bis property, ters to- b sem
teneed by Judge GilderSSe7e to ttpeni-
fentiary for SIX months &eb.
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S1E.EEEss Ann O'DEA 1lS DEEAR
a1l Der alleged husband 'Ganeral" Dis
Ds-lE. were sentenced six months in
thsger
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Tsza, Is cus wia sd lidate; one of
hsr district Judges. e ak3ITdity OF the
ragauc7nuaTainee Oi1S Am the South
as ,sr an Caicago bniderng, except
,,r,, uho think ther SalOr2d gent in
the gO0i pie.
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Austrian Comments OF

AuatriAn COutnsuNo
VIENNA, Suue ls.-
Of Williams proclaim
favorable. The kcue
cautious article. says:
torious General. had {
William, on the other
boy when the great
lished the asr ban smps
The 7dctiatf thinks tb..Assf.,
is irfspsskbls, and says: Frederic!
10 freedom and progress. The
poror's manifesto In IN sulogy
um such o. has rarely been see'
The Fro~denLian says IL hr
peror williams only ir
strengthen the warliks ch
army, establish order and m.
Special sermons were preacheu
the Protestant churches Of VI
Pesth.
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TO THE PEOPLE.

Nothiag Wssiiks 10 E.Psrs<s Wniis1s
Procls1at1os.
BERLrs, June lsI-Ths Eaprss's psssr
lsnatioa wss publishsd today. Il hs
follows: a
aproela~atio. 70 le Fs-ssss sepls = ~-'
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IFEET i0g is having bis Chicago.
Iae DErEw pug is now on
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tAEEloV's boom il not 2 well aud
'a&HlV'~ - gasping for
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r.rrthla oufiaxration.

PlrrsBuRG. Jane 1a-Ths town Of Du'
Bois, in the northern lumber regions o.
pennsylvania, was almost wiped out o.
existence this afternoon by confAgrstiou
Nearly 300 houses are in ruins and 4. .OOt
people homeless. The fire sstiii burning
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A Buckhannon RAilare.

Spe,iai TsIeran 10 The Re0fsT.
BucKHAxEos, W. Va, June ID
Klein & Nuzbaum, prominent dry goods
and clothing merchants Of this place'
made an assignment to-day to @. NJ.
Fleming for the benefit OF tneu eseoi. =
They prefer creditors TO the amour. o.
about IS, 600, which will about cover ,ne
assets. The liabilities are connoefAo'y
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Igs National C,ami:t,e iu refusing to
resu,a- Ca!iIOr'a's bpOdes; demand for
5s temporary elsnspsbip has made a
r., grave error, Cahiornia's candidate
san ant .-monCPo.s wkile the successful
n.a Is a corporlan hwyer. No anti,
n'1ogOlI,, need aoIy ut Chicago, this
:ra. California al ~ to this sort OF
,alb. ils The bed 4 the 'torly-ninels
sI. ruas IN her yas asd she il very apt
% .ses revenge S al eat or sleep TIL
be gets If; She pafaiyzed over the
fonn..,sy's choice Jos y ". THURSTON,
oiN.orl,Ss. and Cosmittee will 20 q
-o,r ~, thing the5 patch up thsir
Ncu!sr by Swing 4fore Ia jhe permanent
.aa.fmIu,tlp.
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WErV,EvINIA San kcelleut OppOr
,uorty 70 make fnhovf = at little COST
st4e Crc.uOati Canui4 The atten-
raa OF the mA ufacers II this end of the
Sa,el.plr,i,ularly led y the facilities
ihtu, ol-rrt theuiisphy their wares
.,r.....l ., ti,., Io,-,I,,a M
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SGWS 4SD COMMENT.
THSwEATHEB.

E,.Wrt Ntrg- a. nj Western Pennsylvania:
r.r. 600 .7.SA U0aha .trly winds, fair weather,
les "WtT te-pera.urC.
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looking up 10 the kmees III
/ pny God that, like ny oslovs.
soss.r u;ety and Tie fear Of God;
may suard ths psacs, and promote sst
a's q shs poor p and di..,s..:s;; ia. sss firm .
Is.n sh,;r. u IN he eIecutioa ef my kingl
tss tis., in unison .i.h NJ people, PIE. :, :,
oood and in evil days havS ssooa !,
their fiDgs. Icount upon the No: sdsl I
ri return Z heartily ~ /. trss Prince
true people both equally rely 80 70
sscri6ces for the Fathsr!an9. laef''
adencs from this bslid. pny
lend me strength and wisdom
my kinsly Office for the we
FstherlAnd.
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AnstraliAn kIlni,l

MELBOURNE, June Is. -
Of respect for the late Emp
are shown. Minute guns
the forts aud military sta
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NaA YORK cas,$sed aud found ste
vas Ali ,o7 her rsaad PRESIDENT. Very
goi T1e West III how take those
public he DImOr bipuers down OF
the she. and she 0gt their folds
CsArSysl had beRstick to his job OF
vrrl4ut OF NANlBula S New York
Central Ir's the on <ia,l OF president
bs,,.,l sy.r he.
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The Ives Case.

CINCINNATI, O., June 1s.-Judgs Taft
- = r-;ys Dexter sne
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H,S FRANZ Bust, of ManninSton,
,1ba,hes ale,,a il this issue of the REGIS
-gg cOucerDias tn Preston county cleo
asa irards' TIA. rsally has the bark on it.
NJ. BrEr is jstly indignant at the high
s,aisi course q u Preston county ring
.,- Mr.. Bur may he in error as
% where he plaees the blame for
,s.s OutragsOOs piece Of crooked
,.s but all Ae same, there is
.,le party q parties responsible
,sa the wrong hoeld be ferreted to the
h,,.ou. lr. "a : reference to the
OCCASIONAL eatsa in the Second Dis
rs, between FlgS snd WILSON is rather
.,uisesn;. L; rlIlbs remembered that
H,a. ". l.. wU0Ss majority WAS less
.,ussg're OF ygss Could i, De possible
ia. there was ~ eouuectiOn between
,h,, small msioay end the uneounted
,,saf th, prohb,joo candidate, SILER?
P..sh the tEougs Bat the fact still re-
mans that that '.s wss not counted.
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ALLISON S boom is lOOkia
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Mr.. DEPEw HELD QUITE A RECEPTION,
and he received many congratulations upon
the unsnimity shown By his delegation in
his support.
Connecticut delegation, said that if New
York should present the name Of Depew
and 90 for him solidly, Connecticut would
second her in her choice with enthusiasm.
otherwise she will paw her compliments
either to Senator Hawley, or Senator
PIatt. Yesterdays conferences were pure
Iy informal and their results, if result they
had. were of no real concern. Mr.. Hub
hard said that in the East and particular
Jv in Connecticut, the popular impression
;s clearly and emphstically against Judge
Gresham. Alger and llison are both re-
garded as available, but Connecticut is pre-
pared to go wild over the New York rail-
road king
Mr.. d. o. Bates, q member Of the dele
cation, said thst while Judge Gresham
had MANY friends in Nebraska, il was felt
that he had been killed off by his friends
here, and so Allison and Alger were get
ting the favorable consideration which was
formerly accorded 10 the Chicago candi'
date. Mr.. Bates said the quarrel between
Gresham and Harrison rendered both IN
available in the opinion Of Nebraska. Az
to Dspew, it was thought he was not the
hest man, but should he be nominated. o.
seemed more than probable, Nebrasks
would do her duty by him, as she would
by any good Republican, whether from
/ the East or from the West.
CALIFORNIA DoYSED-THURsToNE ELEcTEr
To choose the man who would probably
preside over the stormiest scenes OF the he
nublican Convention was the delicate ant
impoFtant task before the National Com
mittse when the members assembled a
noon to select temporary chairman
The call of States for the presentation
candidates for this position was at once be
gun. California, almost at the head OF tn
list, had the advantage of being the frs
10 name its favorite. NJ. NJ. EStee, q
California, was the gentleman urged b
Mr.. Davis, of that State. Mr.. Estee wa
presented in strong speech, as the cand
date of the united Far West. He was pu
forward as an anti-monopoly man OF th
first water, and attention was called to tn
quick action of the Democrats in choosin
a temporary chairman from the coast.
John NJ. Thprston, Of Nebraska, wa
presented in q brief, pointed speech D
Cburch Howe, of that State. Stress WI
laid on his ability as parliamentarian an
upon his brilliant speech seconding Ge'
eral Logan in the National Convention for
years ago.
Mr.. Leland, Of Kansas. vigorously Sc
onded the nomination. of Rstee for his a
ti-monopOly record. oregon also ssc0no'
, him. a. .,,.;,
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in a tie. Chairman B. F. Jones tnen cas'
the II deciding vote in favor Of Thurston.
The nomination was made unan,m1us'
IN motion of Hamill, OF Calora.io, who hao
acted with the Pacific cosstlmen.
Milford chronicle., 1888-01-27
An Open letter.
OFFICE OF FERRIS BRo's.,
LAWTHRoP BUILDING.
WILMINGTON, DEL

Would respectfully inform the
Public that they now have in press.
and to be issued ON or about the
18th of February, their new Della
ware State Directory. This Diree-
tory will give the name business and
postofiice address of all residents OF
the State, except the city of Will
mington of which it will give a com
plete business directory. 1t will
contain an appendix giving the
names of all Government Officials.
Justices-ofthe-Peace, Notaries Pub
lie, and COnstables with their p. o.
address, Commissioners of Deeds of
Delaware, located in other States, a
new and complete map, a condensed
history of each and every town. 1t
will be the most complete work Of
its kind ever issued in our State.
We offer the above work to sub
scribers, previous to publication, at
three dollars; after which the price
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WILMINGTON, DEL.
Milford chronicle., 1888-01-27

Bargains" at every coun
ter. At each step you will rur
across halfprice or third-price
or quarterprice goods. Cold
weather things are all over the
store at warm weather values.
Forethoughtful people who
think more of getting good.
substantial, worthful articles at
a fraction of the common
price than of being at the very
tip top of every wave crest of
Fashion find a rich reward bv
looking about the store these
days. When goods of any
sort get a little behind the
fashion or the season, down
go the prices.
Thrifty buyers watch for such
This is their harvest time.
IoHN WANAMAKER.
'hestnut Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.