The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-26
RAZORS In THE AIR
PROFANITY Ann sIcoesssL
The Conference ssaasr.e. ciss,.,aa6
ana Tawrsa.s. and tssea FNas. =
Fighting Mere E'un th&s 49,
ssrci shew--sa ss<emsisrs taSna
Every Heaest celesca Man ske~D1
Eepudiate.

fSaiaS ssoa4S. lalx z&-~Ai the ne<eo
cossysnssen 70 ssas The committee ea ref<
ssanent organisation safaassscsl nsS8assu
aud sasaeslsy rvpars. enc sesmer rveoss-
nssntiinx lsAsee 1T CsarA fcs issssssfnx II
~. who Is sssnncaiy Democratic. aud a. s
lssssr NIsten Tafncs, whose peszarrsl15f
Is aaassiosesl. Many delegates spoke -
the repcsSs. and mach tas fsesine was -
xessssssc.i. iafE IN the aisesaeaas ,lse pro
ssesss snestsesl ss iaotssi. alsa alssF a4xnY
As.ssslss Ss<sFfs TEE chairman shssi ~ ~
i4se sna ordered sAe s2esssafy To enil tAo
ssss ~ states en- melton "a substitute tha
naiasnlts faf shs majority TefuFt, while the
delegates woala rise ard asluaanse tAejf
,eie,
9Ae greasest confusion prevailed. Turner
declined 90 so,c, sud asked THAI h:s ssanna
he fss<st /, wss ;ssariy j o'clock whcn
secsesiay PiupssncF. aa asawcd nsrnee
rass.ss'a, anaee Na taas ~ scse stoea :
tie. s. far t.iaf& Nod xs for Turner.
This aaassaaes''aept WAS fhc sseae; fae
al gprsslng tiai.sa few taemett< It'd telf
l.. ssseya ht.m aff fra,afla In tho dust th4
half saaEra rsssefetr as the ssssss< table. tn
clsssisas eeiersa lady FeleEssr fes Ne
wild fsssh teWs,a i'ipsnmeF, and cries ~
~fraadr' ..fhiet; ami 'yossfe a iiArs<
.ssre hrari fFsss,al sides nf the hall Thu
friends af clark EatheFed around flumr
sssr, 'senenneias hisa Ia Feheiaent el,d
pfcsiRne tesfAs.
FinaIss ". 4. sec,t. q Cairo esiitar. who
was e0nsp.cuoGzis esiticstnzsstz 10 pF%feet
aisd defend rismiaess was struck "a Tho
face isy some utles rcnif drew a rexoitR<
frosa a gsockel sad seieried Mail AEent
tasBifse af tsolHnfhes, Ohio. n his xtsan1s
Aszssesa were nav al y stite heal. Asusa1
spectators, ts,th white aud hlsek. a. The
%ishf ~ tho pssFsa. mad made rtsk3 tss The
asSee ans taaahsd feiianell down the
STAIRS
had s,rawn THEFT iirsaslssss aud hinesis4ed
speIssesi imminent, u Aee = roiossa raiic4
s.sfeeT rushed IN and wsta sSasslasee xapee0
the Struggling coaseaiaass lase The eifee-
iiays fpal0 IN tlse rear, when tbey ineifeet-
aaiiy tried 10 siiset aur aNutAsff. ccaif and
Osslste were placed slslsieF arrest. lat the
uiisrsF was prevailed upon 10 release them
Msns delegates had also lied during The
fraess
Chairman Shelsoa Anaiis sseased order
aasi aanouncess Nsat Ar kHeW afcfvsAry
i.lummers figures 10 be iaeaFwet Tff1
sa;e Was - for tierk and % fnt TuraeRs
afsi he tkeViefs declared Peter VI. ut4tk
81 0nte permanent presiding eflfef of tA4
eaalegesee. which thea aalsusned. ansiS<4
confusion. Until 20. tHeF5oN mufisfNFs u -
tsaoaslls Turner aud lfis followers viii r.
laee Il enter the csuicfvnes tomorrow and
Nsii iarm al organization of their own.
4 isns1.lf attended mass meeting WHn
held In The basement 81 the court hpusQ
e. night Addresses were Iassie 10y fete9
IL CLARK. j. Gordon street uf hostssn. eH~
Minister rayiaf L I. Fortuna and others
Tesnafsea's session IL locked forward u
with considerable Interest
81 late heur II t. asceFisss,ed That NAH
AEcnl ogtiyie has iaft the city TO f<t ape
arrest. lie stFaek Sesssf several AieNt tss9u&
tlie hra3 and n warrant was lssard Tor him
Tonight,
THE moExfs0's rsecrEpsKgs
aiiioa Turner called the ynniersnee -
aFs.as and proceeded 10 cxjslasn that the
cali for the conference bad hseu s<<usd -
cause he believed II was iiine fef uext4
voters ~ assert their understanding at ltagk
~ the primary psincirles of AsnefieAn e8x-
efeignty. the elevation of tifypiaua -
the Presidency, he said, had brought pottl-
cal emancipation. which was fcit ~ -
ose ineHc tism tAr negroes, esid nNy h44
titp honesty and courage 10 meet ufofft
gsetesaaa's administration halfway N
introduced chasA II. Sheiiens nf Esasxvit
isd.. a- Temporary chairman. Sheip
was chosen by this auli fasHsf Demoef9U
al stormy caucus held last His6k
shelton. In the essurse uf bis kpereax
mentioned that Il was through tae ala *
Democrat soldiers that he escaEca fn{e
ohio while q slave. He believed confer
ehce would eventually be stieans of -
ting The negro problem. aud Il was tu1
purpose OF the delegates 10 break Vha9
the Republicans sali the solid s3al
Mob piunmer, u Aessaehpsctt NJ
made Temporary secretary.
4 re*olaiioa endorsing tisrHlHnd nstA
Thurman was adopted by a nnsnimouU
RITA eefe vote.
-. Taylor. 81 Knnsas city, wsflnly
urged the eleesioa 0l Clark for Fresiuln4
ofiir4r. deelaFieg that aew converts q
Democracy should nsi be put 10 chafHt .
the shiP. He characterised ffef. Clara -
tbs .-flohicsi negro ~ them all.
Great confusion prevailed. and IuH1W
fiaaiix Obtained the a90r. and replying -
Taytar called him national btitipftns
whieh thrcw the conference into tzciee-
fs.f4sf