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Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
The Roi.tarnna. at,an.,.

10 terror to timid voysgsrs, scsrcsly
less on account OF the psrtlb Of the d esu
than the almost certainty of sea sick.
ness: The bsst curative of NAL de M or
is hosteiter's Stomach Bitters, which
settles the stomach at onoe and prevent
It's disturbance. To all travellers and
tourists, whsther by sea or land, it prs.
sents happy medium betwssn the
nauseous or ineff sotual resou rces of the
medicine chest, and the problems cal
benefit derivable fron n an unmediont ID
alcoholic stimuiant, no matter how
pure. The jarrinR of railroad car often
produces stomaohio disord ers akin To-
that caused by the rolling OF q sblp.
For this the BlttsrH ls . prompt ard
certain remedy. The use OF braokish
water, particularly on long voyages In
tne tropics, Inevitably breeds disorders
OF the stomach and bowels. HostetteI's
stomach Bitters mixed with Impure
water nullities Its Impurities. Similarly
u oounterAots malariAl and other prtiu.
uicial influences of climate or atmos.
pherey Hs well rs the effects Of exposure
aud fatigue. Use It for kidney oom.
plants, rheumatism and debility,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
RnNA bail

The Blue Stocking Base Bsll Olub
nAs orsanizsd with the following play.
eit: w CarriRan, catcher; q. Cannon,
plsoher; E. Goodwin, short stop; M,
aannaSsn, first base; j. Q1iun, second
j. Kane, third u. walsh, lett field; o.
august, right; b. Fisher, csutre. All
challenges will be received BY ] 10
Kane, captain, NO. 394 Lombard street.
from clubs whose members are uader
II years OF age.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Brevities.
ss ns 9ne9Ress hat HOUSE In sha odsx
Aamtord BroR.' 4OA Mark ss gsreaf

| A10 nho1pe1e hat hNuaa m sha - q =
"an'ero hroR.' 4O4 Mark Of street
oupping and lesching, los e. sesond ST.
A matrimor ial elub-A broom stick.
Try Bush's coal you will like IL.
brazilian Balm, Immediate cure for numns
brasiiian balm cures g cold; 20 doses. 1oe
90 70 hurphey's for your bed spriuss.
BUY Your furniture at Murphey,s,
Ely Bssh'a coal you will surely ike IL.
aaliard =. Davis, Jeweler. 9 9E. secoud a..
rlne 10 M Kings, at Hanrs, Is K. Fourtb,
frank koop Smith. druggist, 9Th ana King.
american Laundry, COZ West Frsnt atres,
lev st s,r class furniture at hurphey's, sos shin.
d; y. Hollis keeps the oaly bomn,maa.
0enuios IN tois city, mo. 4 w. "a ct,
dne man with two wives is oyftontIv tn.
man VINO lovod not wisely bot . well.
Ths author of"rhs Storm wro,a 4, Al,
fsctiy after he had row with his wife
go 70 Geo. 4. Murphev's for your n.r,o,
isv "a nef and dining room furniture, s0S shin
WIN II be proper to call you nv lata bus.
saia q isdy to hsr spouse who was in
=, 70 naolt OF getting in at o'clook in ms
:, 90 70 n. H Moore's stalIs, Nos. "a and 7.
,sssp ,soVuu y market, for your cnoice oreAmasv
,Sesn Dutter; also tho best cream cnoese AZ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Undortakers' Asaoo,a,,an

AT q meeting held in Dover on
wednesday, to perfect an organization
Ior State Un6er.Akers' Association
Inomas Mitchell was elected president;
W. Il smith, of Dover, first yica presI.
oenti samuel j. Wilson, of Milton,
second vioe president; Jordan A. VII.
son or Wilmington, secretary. The
meeting adjourned to meet at Dover on
the i4;h oi June. when delegates will
be elected TO represent the sssoointion
In the national convention which meetg
In Baltimore in October.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Religious Mee,tnR .

Dr. John IL. simms will leave thi.
CITY on Friday afternoon to attend the
meeHnR OF the Local Preaohers' and
E1nortsrs' Association OF the VIII.
minston conference at Greens sborougb,
ND, whtoh oonvones that evening.
several other brethren OF this city will
go down ON the same train. The ses.
sions Will also be held on Saturday and
sunday, AND various questions will
oe diooussed. Among the local preach.
ers are many earnest workers in the
cause OF religion. and as they give their
services withoutpay, they cannot be
TOO highly commended,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
week. va
a bargain.

VIII sell my bay mare Mattie,7 years
OLD, l6X bands high, can road 8 to 10
miles nn hour, will trot close TO 8 min.
utesi warranted kind, sound and fear.
less can be driven by a woman, Think
she is the incest piece OF horse q esh /
ever drew q line over. Not a fretter,
put an extra easy driver. viii sell
right to person who will give her a
good home. Apply at this Office or
stable rear of blacksmith shop on West
Fifth street near Madison,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
n Luxury and Nacrauttv

For rich and poor who wish 10 enjoy
good health, and who do not wish >
resort TO bitter, naussoua liver medl.
oines and cathartios, is the ooncent ntrated
California liquid frnit rem edy, syrup
OF Fige. All druggists. N. b. Dan
forth, Second and Market, Wholesale
agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
?. J. WALSH & Co,
sos Market St.
REF FRiGERATORS.
ICE CHESTS.
No Moisture. No Smell.

No Moisture. No SmeX.
We guarantee the best re-
suits with an economical use
Of ice.
Handsome Walnut and
Oak grained Refrigerators,
with mirror backs and por-
celain lined iron ice tanks;
large sizes $1a, S14 and $40;
height 81. 81 and 60. IS
per cent. less than list price.
Ice Chests, 9 sizes, we'll
made and neatly FINISHED,
50 so, $3.50, 81. SS. so, $40.
SI2, up to $I8. IS per
cent less than list.
Dining-room Refrigera-
tors, with 2xI6 solid French
plate beveled mirror in back.
nnest finish. Ia Walnut, Oak
and Ash, S2S, $50, $33. $35
S5o and $40. Heigth, IS, 6S
and II.
We advertise what we
sell and sell what we adver-
tise. We offer the best
value in these goods OBJ
tainable anywhere, with the
extra inducement that you
can pay for them at your
convenience.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Infsnia, raath

What you ehcuid do, mothers, when
your baby Ia teething is To keep It's
bowels regular. Give It two doRes OF
hooper's Anodyne each day at 8 O'Clock
In the morning md S o'clock at night,
ana assure you that you will be con-
WINGED that there is netting in the
world equal 20 IL Price 20 eents Sold
By all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Notios,

The survivors of tho Third Regiment,
Delaware Veteran Volunteers, are G.
queste1 to meet At Grand Army Hail,
corner Third and Kiug streets, to nor
row evening, st O'Clock, to mskl ar.
ran gements for re union. By request
OF Sergeant Jos K. VIcKERs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Nominated For council,

At meeting of the Fourth Ward
Democrats, held last evening in Rsli.
atoe Engine House, Isaac Dilliu, the
present incum bent, was unanimously
for re election. There was
no opposition to him.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Explosion of q vuloaurser.

CAPE MAY COURT House N. T.
May 16.-Tuis quiet village was star
tied about O'Clock yesterday aitern DON
by the explosion Of dental vulcanizsr
In the offioe Of DIR. Jonas p. Leamipg q
Son The frst shock of the explosion
was followed by the shaking OF win.
oows throughout the town, and m oet
psoPle thought 1t was the shock OF an
earthquake. The apparatus wns pro.
vided with the usual safety valve, and
the boiler was supposed to be capable
OF resisting pressure of 100 pounds to
tue square Inch, but was emily register.
Ing forty pounds three minutes before
the explosion occurred.
All the windows In the office were
olown out, the ceiling was torn off In
several places, and DR.. Lsanning siiQht-
~ Injured by ragged piece OF fi yinR
iron which passed through the door be.
yond where hs was sitting within gwo
feet OF the vnloAnizer. A set of teeth
which we're in the case were hurled
through the roof.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
], rrE,l, sto, } ana b eater 40.

i SIS shipley street. take furniture
|goges on storage at m derate rates
\ sio re uYu the st0y s when wanted
N cl -uel aud nut 10. Ali orders
Elspaoue, No. S2S, or lef. at our store
lie pronp.ly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
BarRnips

n dry goojs and notions OF No. Il3 W.
second street, to close bushes. All
psrsons In need Of goods of the above
kind will do we'll to call aud purchase,
rs these goods will be cold st prices that
WIZ close them out In short tins. 113
West Second street, NJ. r, Wyatt,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
A New Flour.

spriog wheat, supsrla.ive, only So. 25
per barrel, so cents per bag. Try It,,
Lynch Il Leary, Madison street grocers,
n. W. corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
sw,ndles Benson,s Jump to Death

NEW YORK, May 16.-Gto-ge Ben.
son, the Patti ticke. swindler, awaiting
extrAdttion to Mexico, killed himself in
LUDLOW street Jail to night by throw
Ing himBelf over the staircase railway
to the stone floor below.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Notice,

The genuine Sharplsss creamery bat.
ter has Searplaes printed In full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch s.
Leary, Madison street grooers, N. W.
cor 1er Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Republican uonvant,on

The Republican Slata Convention is
In session at Dover to- day. The delo
gates from this city left ou the 35srain
this morning 50 far as heard ON tie
majoriiy OF ths delegates are In favor OF
Hon. James g. Blaine ios tho nomina.
tion Of President.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Yonr bed should be clean as we'll ss
Jour honse. S2.00 spent in johnson &
Barnhill's renovstor will give yor r
clean bed and make 1t fuller and better
than ever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Short Bookae.D,nq oouras.

The special discount for the above fer
The remaining six weeks is still open.
Individual instra otion. Eater any day.
Wilmington Commercial! College, 9Th
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Lace Gaps.

BIT opusl out so elegant line Of
: Iu ii pl!oas, tie autsG 20 cent cap
cfsHd, at Huki..& Poist'S, Second
|TaMsl s!F9ttJ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

|vetcsl experience Of ls years ena
n 10 repair and adjust ths finest
lSnd watches Clicks TO be repair
Erl for aul delivered ~ithout extra
Ia Eail., BARroy, No. ~ East
Elh IL. Il
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
RrAnnh HnInn

WASHINGTON, May 17.-In the House
yesterday, bill was passed appropri.
AtlnR t200, 600 for o braaoh home for
volunteer disabled soldiers in Grant
County, Indiana.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
9peoGnl Mention
Ncw wan Pager store,


The undersigned havino openad ths
store 2O0 West Second strset with A IN
liue OF wall paper aud window shade,
We are prepared to 80 work al amor,
notice We would soiioit a cali fron,
our friends and the public, we em,
ploy hIst-olAss work men sud auaFAn, ,es
eAtisiaet;on. G. W. Evans q e.. 20g
Wesk Second street.
Having Enlarged My Factory
ara now prepared 10 do all my work
promptly. All ir need OF a new car
ria2e or who wieh to have their old
ones repaired, should give me q call. "A
all WORK 10 made Of tho best nsterlaj
ard pu: together in the beat style.
Prioes moderate. JOHN WALTHER,
Over Market Street. Bridge.
hsls WRes
thLt everybody ought to knoN tas: 4.
Sergeant gives 3340 lbs. of the poot, we'll.
cleaned coal In svery ton you bur. Oek,
pine and hioory Gpdlipg wood in large
loads. Line for WhiteWash!ug, Yard,
loot OF Eonroe street. Central oface,
seventh anc King streets, Look for the
blue sign' onening 10 tha evening,
The 0reAt Eye Remedy
~ 80 SAnhs 6ys Cure t1nAmFu ,EOtS
ana red eyes, or red eyellde, wsak and
l9ieotiVs eyesight from any cause me
aaicely relieved and quickly cured
Supplied Ia rs and 90 cent bottles, The
pIea9ripaon OF Or. slnns 81 Son, 4.h
Nd King sts.. Wilmington, Del.
window Shades. window shades
douSoeeepers wanting window shsdes
OAds OF the best material ard az tba
0Weat oAsh prices, oan get them ct L,
d. SPringsr's, 800 Orange street,
N B-Venet!an Binds painted and
imued All orders promptly O lied.
A few moro of those beautiful dollsr
nrcmos given awny with every pound
4 tobacco, at only thirty cents q pound,
seventh aad Orange streets,
Del.
Twelve finely retouohad cabinets and
ne frame size With each doz=n, Tor SS, /
hoiiaud's q, 3O7 Marker street..
Bush's, French sireer wharf e The plsea
} buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Preparing 70 Ooocpy uera,.

BERLIN, May 6-A despatch from
Bs. Petersburg to tbs Kesuz z iltuOR
Gays that preparations are b5ing mado
to o3cupy EerAt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
ESSaus,e,,.

No. 'iHDirGeY's Specific Compound
ftr 40 rgt4'a And 1hgruia rheHIuatlsla,
= 'a9' 'ta "sc bst.'c Doz ssie i'y
FAyLOR iS BULhEHToH
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
wantodi waptedi yyantedi

EVERY person who have oArpst or car
pets to call ct the Wllmin zton Osro a
Cleaning Works. 18th aud Jackson s ts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

The German Emperor Takes an A irinR.
BERLIN, May 16 The Hmperor
went out driving In closed pony car.
IiaRe 10 the gardens of the Sohloes, Pro.
lessor Virchow's microscopic examine.
tton CT the matter discharged from The
Emperor's throat has Lo5 yet BEEN fin.
ished, and all 1tatements made bttherto
regarding the results of the examina.
tion were premature.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

The delicious fragrance, refrelhiuR
oooluess and eoit btaatg imparsai to tbs
sEin by Pez5ont's Powder, conmends
u u all ladies'.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
For naia

Az bargain, 8room houss, with con
Only $3.50 required down
Apply to W. SCOTT Vernon, this Office,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Don't hawk, hawk, ani blow, bio W
dlsgr9iiu2 ev6Fy body, but uss DR.
SAge's Ca,arrh Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Burnod Last NlKhr.

The celebrated Three B. B. B. cigar,
manu- ufaotuTed by h b. Beurdon Il
Bro, No. 2l9 West Sacond street. The
best Dc. cigor in tho city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
! HN -llnGRA ANDCnMpINA
W. Y, wARNER.

4 NJ 't' Ss.s1- - WILL re SOLD
y \. a a 10 'Insion street on T6urs' !.
looasi ,,s rarlot III, ii'Vws; ,irswSss;; .Ui1g 0Pg
t',S.N fap, b.i,g one expensive
I'M Hriis Tiy XII. nrussels parlnr-
E,asasr t,S,.,.hsfain carpets ons
saeG,e,s,gl,, '3l Iack a e,,,an,,,,! ,, ,i,Sncy ,
h h., ,ot here a sini, saIm,iis ! an. and
''A' .i, stirn- ~ i', ,ls are all nrst.
LN,. NAI'i''n,.7 ct buyers.
-'a 4 soa'' ~. ~, z GAiiRkrT.
IN o lni7.5t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

.nese resolutions to the family OF our
lste president, with the expression OF
our respeetfql sympathy with them in
their recent loss."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Good cn6se aud tga at RAlrnsd AZ q,
Heiohsnts' CAFE. 1lo French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Y -1u weut s gnDG f tinE spring CT
aEraa-r luis Of olotbsA call on S0;ars!
= TsoFr, merchant tailor, no. 6I5H
Marke. street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Prescriptions a 5Ieci4lty q; II st9u
snlth's dug sore. cor. S4Venth ana
Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Every year increases the popularity of
Ayei's CneIfy ee.orAi IJE al pGlIA Gnary
troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
TO A DIMPLrp ,1NKuow,,

lfreh Agaasiz onos made q fish
ron one small scale in manner simple;
biTo oim feel that could quito
Oonhtruc' woman from q utmDIe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

I, \, ,F.lI.. ~ M 30. Ny,.1-
]. l.Ii,.s ~, i.ols, sd . S hlary, Parici
n is5 :. Ssai',', oed gtsSd., S%Sn 'Grnl' nna
''U'lea. Sus 4 "a ,i,is + 5, sc. aud
II st
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

AID rstnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
EIIIi Of VIRGINIA,

\ v W. iLE;G.rtuREs t.i, .
ta'r ;io,,.i ~, ant end Ia.
|, n-sigg T., = n,, a. siRAal use, IL In
la't I,-'E: rai 4'lIl I'd, t,'ose tn who who
r. ,I'is' y E. f9f ,aSasI"tiataKc Of
IVY a'air l.ee - 'oliN. u. MiSapnay
\ bST- 'H''+r0d-dSw I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
MEETING ON -.

i.,,l..r, ili.l.r, d + : ny Ting OF THE
Bay4sra Pc held 'olia ON lId State
tltlg En.i,1's,., e, Ss cnlng, NAV
h in- h...,.al al ilnportanrs
l!; " ''aliuH u E'e
AZ II til 5, mere m II
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
The German emperor rake, an Airing

Be sure and visit St. PatrIok's Fair
before IL closss.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-06
THE STATE CAPITAL.


Held for TrIal-An AppoIntment-Rcwnr
offered for the Hatfield Murderers.
Special DiGpatch TO he InteIliOaeer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 5.-J. II.
Claiborne, who killed Nelson Lee, n
colored waiter OF Hotel RufFner, had n
preliminary trial to-day before Justice
Gates. He was remanded to Jail and
the question Of bail is being considered
by Judge Guthrie.
NJ. j. Kester, of Monroe county, was
to-day appointed by the Governor as a
regent OF the West Virginia University,
vice HON. A. N. Campbell, resigned.
Governor Wilson offerers a reward OF
$500 for Frank Phillips, and 500 each
Bud Mccoy, Jasper Mccoy, Lark Nc
Coy, James Mccoy, Samuel Mccoy, son
of Randall Mccoy, Samuel Mccoy, son
Samuel Mccoy, Samuel King, David
Stratton, John Norman, William Saun-
ders, Joseph F. Smith, John B. Dotson,
George Mccoy, Joseph Hurley, Andrew
King, Ed Stewart, Curtis Smith, David
Smith, John Yates, John S. Sowards,
John England. Rams Maynard, Samuel
Miller, James Jones, Lond Hardin,
Minus Sowards and James Sowards,
who were indicted at the recent term OF
the Rogan Circuit Court for the murder
Of James Vance during the Hatfield
Mccoy troubles.
The Governor has also offered re-
ward Of 500 for the capture Of Ballard
P. Sutphin, indicted by the Boone Cir
cult Court, for the murder Of Jerry Core
q few weeks ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-06

SCENES AND INCIDENTS,


A Beautiful Enect-ExpensIve Trimmings.
Arrival of Delegates,
ST. LOUIS, Convention Hall) June g.
The delegations began to gather in the
early hours of the morning, although
the gavel OF Chairman Barnum, of the
National Committee did not announce
its opening until noon. The trickling
streams OF humanity which began to
run into the Exposition building rs
early as s o'clock, had grown to torrent,
which surged in and filed the great
nave OF the hall to Overlooking, and long
before noon 10000 human faces gazed
upon the high desk reserved for the pre-
siding officer of tho convention, as vet
empty, but with the cleaning white
silver gavel-a gift OF the Nevada delega-
tion-full Of curious interest for the ex-
peCtant multitude.
The noble proportions OF the hall
strike one at once with admiration. 1t is
oblopg in shape, relieved on either side
by balconies, reaching back 200 feet,
above which, stretching entirely around
the auditorium is n broad, oyefhaRginp
gallery. An ample stage reaches from
the rear OF the Chairman's platform
fifty feet to the east wall OF the hall, and
accommodates 40 Of the gathered lead.
ers and fathers Of the National Democ
racy who thus are enabled to overlook
officers, delegates and spectators. The
decorations are simple but effective
The stage is hung with red, white ant
! blue bunting, relieved by festoOns ant
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-06
THE FIRST GUN ETRHD.
An Unprecedented Republican
Victory in Oregon,
FOUR THOUSAND MAJORITY.
Clean Sweep of the state-Tarin
Was the Issue aud the People
Spoke For Protection, With
No Uncertain Voice.

PORTLAND, ORE, mediate returns
indicate Hermann's, (Republicau) fol
Congress, election by 1900 majority
Both houses Of the Legislature will be
Republican, standing on joint ballot,
Republicans 60, Democrats about "a.
Another report says: Returns from all
parts of the State accessible by Telegraph
indicate that Hermann (Republican) for
Congress, has 1900 majority. His ma
jority in Multnomah county, which in.
cludes Portland, is $500. The prohibi.
ton vote was very small. The Republi-
cans made gains in every county in the
State.
The Democrats carry only two coun-
ties in the western half of the State. 1t
is the largest Republican majority since
the close of the war, and it is astonish-
ing alike to Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. Still more surprising result is
in the returns for members Of the Leg
There are ninety members in
both houses. OF these the Republicans
will have about SO and the Democrats
about "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-06
!.

for the fayorites and practically destroy.
ing the last hope OF supporters OF Cover.
nor Gray. There have been rumors oi
combinations to bring Carlisle or Dick.
inson into the contest but friends oi
both deny any effort is being made in
their behalf.
Senator Voorhees, says the question
whether Gray's name shall be placed in
nomination is to be decided tomorrow
morning.
A GORGEOUS PARADE
Of fully 10000 uniformed Democrats in
procession was witnessed tonight by
people in such numbers that they could
be estimated only by hundreds Of thou
sand. The procession started ut an early
hour and was still moving at 10:40. Be-
fore the march began, Olive street, the
thoroughfare leading to the convention
hall, was jammed for over mile-pave-
ment, sidewalk, cutters and stairways-
with such a solid mass Of hu-
man beings rs perhaps never before
gathered in any American city.
At short intervals over the entire
distance great arches Of flame lit up the
scene, marked the long vista, spectacle
Of surprising brilliance. The streets
was only cleared sufficiently for the pro-
cession by pounding passage through
the mob with trains OF cable cars. Wild
was evoked everywhere by
the display OF Thurman bandannas
among the marchers. First in the line
came the Grand Marshal, Col. John L.
Martin, and staff, followed by the first
battalion ofthe Missouri National Guards
and the Marmaduke Guards OF Kansas,
city. A great host OF local military
fraternal associations next appeared,
while the succeeding divisions contained
political marching organizations by the
score, including Tammany, the Hen
dricks Association, OF st. Louis; the
Cleveland Club, OF Ohio; Randall clubs,
Of Pennsylvania; the Duckworth Club,
Cooke County (Ill.) Democratic Club,
Iroquois Club, of Chicago, and the
Club, OF Burlington, Iowa.
The next division contained great
number OF similar organizations, partic-
llarly the Kansas City Democratic Club,
one thousand strong, and the Topeka
Flambeau Club, of Kansas.
More marching clubs, each with a
1and OF music but nearly all local st.
Louis associations, formed the bulk OF
he fifth division, while the sixth con-
aimed what was one OF the features OF
he procession, large force OF veteran
Union soldiers. A magnificent display
~ the st. Louis fire department wound
Up the parade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-06-06

Wheeling, represented Idaho in the
committee, and supported German. The
fight against free trade will be continued
in formal way, but the free traders
have the convention by the throat. The
surrender OF the protectionists is virtu-
ally absolute. Any declaration they
could work into the platform would be
hallow, for the nomination Of Cleveland
is an endorsement OF his tariff policy,
and everybody SO understands it; but it
is accepted as an absolute party neces-
sity. Very few OF all the men here pre-
fer Cleveland, but they are all helpless.
have met some, not delegates, who de-
clare that they will not vote for Cleve-
lad. Others who will support him have
great apprehension as to his fate at the
polls. They are thinking men and know
that the battle is to be fought on free
trade, but most OF them are not think
ing OF anything but floating with the
tide and going down the river with q
hnrFah G, u, II,