The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

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accession OH the German Empire is
difficult. to predict. Emperor William
Frederick was 4 good and great man
and bore his suferings with heroic for
titude. He had won, by his Integrity
and man!inesS, the profound respect,
admiration and love ofhis subjects.
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Estee, of California. Made Permanent
Chairman Last Night-A Row over
Malone and Wise Delegates.
Especial to The Herald and News.
CHICAGO June 2O.-At the day ses-
sion of the Republican Convention the
report of the committee on permanent
organization was adopted, making
Estee, :,of California, permanent Chair
man. The order Of business finally
decided upon was, first, the report OF
committee on credentials second, the
report Of committee Oil permanent Or
ganizaticn third, appointment Of
National Committee fourth, nomlna-
tons for President and Nice-President.
The most significant change in the
change in the rules is Il provision for
the appointment by the National Com
lnittcc Of an Executive Committee OF
nine.
The convention reaSsembied ut S.l5
Wellington, of Maryland, offered
a resolution of sympathy with Ger
many, which was referred.
The chair passed the credentials COM
mittec and called on resolutions.
Comittecuan Harris, Of North Caro-
lima, announced the committee not
ready.
Osborne, of Kansas, moved to ad-
journ to- noon tomorrow. Cries Of
ttNo." Motion to adjourn withdrawn.
Cries fer Gen. Bradley, of Kentucky.
- CHICAGo-9 P. M.-Bradley reviewed
the career CT the Democratic party in
reference to Southern elections. Out
rage greeted with cheering, interrupted
with cries, "Biaine! Blaine. Blaine"
mingled with Kisses.
Hollowell, Of Kansas, moved to re-
guest Foraker to address the CONVEX
ton.
Foraker said he did not know who
the candidate would be. Cries Of
Gresham, Blaine, etc. Chairman an
nounced the regular order. Kisses }
Foraker concluded at 9.20.
At 9.35 the credentials committee re-
ported. Majority report or Virginia
contest gives Malone 10 and Wise IA,
and throws out the ninth district. Mi
nority report, which is signed by mem
bers. of the committee from Nevada,
Nebraska, South Carolina, Mississippi
and Dakota, recommend seating the
Malone delegation.
At $40 the report Of credentials COM
mittee was adopted, except as to'Eir-
ginia.
The discussion on Virginia contest
was still in progress at 10.40 p. m.
LITTLE BILLY MAHoNE USES HIS FIST.
A free fight occurred in the proceed
ings of the committee on credentials
between the rival Virginia delegations.
While Allen, a Malone delegate, was
talking, Bradley and Wise frequently
interrupted him. Malone and Wise
We're sitting not more than five feet
apart on the same side Of the table.
Wise said something in an undertone
to Malone, which no one caught, but
Malone at once jumped up and reached
for Wise. The latter let out for Malone
but members sitting between them pre-
vented any damage. Both were talk
ing excitedly, but attention was for a
moment directed from them by Con
gresham Libby, one Of the antl-Mahone
men. who struck at Allen. Accounts
differ. but most of the members seemed
to think that Allen was hit.
Hewas still on his feet and Libby
was curslng Allen, who struck back
Great confusion prevailed as several ot
the Malone people went for Libby anC
bore him to the floor. All colored men
in the room took part and the mass
of arms and legs in motion was such
that the peacemaking members hardly
dared to approach. EN-CongressmaG
Bradley, who is himself pugnacious,
was one of the Wise following for whom
the Malone henchmen seemed to fee
the greatest animosity. "Not letBradley
get any, ,"yelled avoice that sounded like
MahoneS; and rush was at once made
for him. \ pair of Western men al
once closed in and saved Bradley from
much harm.
The peace-makers finally succeeded
in pulling most Of the fighters apart, but
it was not until the policeman at the
door. who rushed in, had cracked
several colored heads with his club. One
man, said to be named Motto, was cs
pecially ugly and could not be QuieteC
till sergeant alarms Smith seized him
by the coat eXclaiming, Stop! stop"
and threw him half across the room.
When semblance OF order was re-
stored, two or three members were
standing on Il table and the policeman
and the sergeant-at-arms had squads O.
the belligerenIs under their care, whlls
Chairman Hepburne was keeping ;
close eye on Malone and Wise.
The committee finally decided t(
admit the Malone delegation to the
convention. -,
The Sherman men are consequently
elate6.
OuizzinS Blaine.
COLUMBIA, June 20.-A London dis
patch says that James G. Blaine IN al
interview at New Castle to-day declined
to state whether or not he would accep'