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Martins Ferry.

Dir. N. n. Qng, Of steubenville, is in
town on business.
Mr.. George White and sister.lu.law
Of Pomeroy, are the guests Of Mr.. John
W. Vickers.
One of the most interesting weddings
OF the season took place ut the residence
OF Mr.. Joseph Medill yesterday, being
the marriage OF his daughter. Miss Liz
ale Medill, to James 4. Hill, Of East
Liverpool. The ceremony was per-
formed at about o'clock, Rev. II. W.
Campbell, OF the Presbyterian church,
pronouncing the words which made the
twain one flesh. The bride was dressed
in ottoman silk. About one hundred
guests were present. The couple left
on the 2 p. IN. train for western trip.
Miss Medill was one Of Martins Ferry's
most prominent society young ladies'
and will be greatly missed among her
circle. Mr.. Hill is a prominent BUSH
ness man at East Liverpool.
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TIE SITUATION.


a Miracle Only VIII Prevent BIaIue's
Nomination.
CHICAGO, June 22.-It has been pre-
viously intimated in these dispatches
that the two positive forces in this con.
vention are Blaine and Sherman. That
was never more apparent than in to
days convention. Sherman's great
strength was shown openly and to goot
advantage. Many Of the spectator
said that ballot Immediately following
the great demonstration at the close o.
Gov. Foraker's speech would have re,
suited in Sherman'S nomination, but
those who were looking beneath the
surface discovered signs OF unusual &C.
tivity among Blaine men. Steve Eikins
was us busy about the. Convention Hall
Us he was four years ago. His licuten.
ants were also in motion.
The interview with Carnegie in which
he stated that Blaine will accept ii nom.
mated, printed this morning, has tend.
ed to give the friends Of Blaine more
holiness and confidence. The two strong
lines OF action within the Republican
party are again to meet face to face.
TheprOgramme istO prevent a nOmina.
ton tomorrow, and to have u conference
OF the friends OF candidates tomorrow
night, but ii necessary, Blaine will be
sprung upon the convention at any mo-
ment The difficulty which Blaine's
friends have TO face is how to get the
nomination for him in such manner
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Early yesterday morning = freight
train loaded with pig metal and drawn
by engine 80, in charge of Engineer
Dave Richie and Fireman George
Sheets, was moving along the track Of
the Pewiky Extension, near the Bel.
mont mill, when twas thrown off byan
open switch. The tender and three
box.cars left the track aud fell over
steep bank, being badly damaged. The
engine was also derailed with serious
effect. Engineer Richie sprained his
ankle and Fireman Sheets was badly
bruised about the legs and back. The
Belmont mill dinky, under charge Of
Alex. Kinney, was lying on the open
switch when the accident occurred and
was struck by locomotive No. 80 with a
shock sufficient to throw it bodily off the
track. Kinney was severely bruised
about thear and body by being thrown
violently against the sides Of the cab.
Tho railroad employees say the switch
was carelessly left open by Belmont mill
employees, after shifting some cars in the
night.
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PRESENTATION OF A BANNER
To the Young Mems Konna Club Last
Evening,

Evening"
Last evening, in response to call fol
a meeting of the Kenna Club for "busi'
ness Of Importance" a large number o.
the members and many other Demo
Gratis gathered in the hall OF the Young
Mems Democratic Club, on Twelfth
street, where it was soon developed that
the business demanding attention was to
receive n handsome banner procured by
Col. A, A. Franzheim at his own ex,
pense and presented TO tho club last
night.
Mr.. Oscar Seeley made the presenta-
ton speech, and it was very good one.
The boys greeted his remarks with a
good deal OF applause.
U. s. Senator Kcnna, who was present
by invitation, responded for the club,
making very stirring speech in his
best vein, which was CheeFed with such
enthusiasm that the noise was heard u
square away.
The banner is n handsome one, and
Col. Franzheim's thoughtfulness and
liberality were loudly praised by the
boys last night.
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is NATURES own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy Known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and feycrs; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton ?. Hess,
r. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. Al
Bellaire by II. N. Mercer.
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STILL 10 DECISION.
IronwOrkors and Manufacturers Cannot
Agree ON the Scale.


IrOnwOrkorS and Manufacturers Cannot
Agree ON the Scale.
Last evenings Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph says: Another effort was made
to-day to agree upon the ironworkers'
scale OF wages. The conference between
the committees began ut 10 o'clock in
the Penn building and was prolonged
until 80.
Each still insisted that its scale be
signed, and the three months shut down
was not agreed to. The proceedings
were especially noted for several intense
speeches for and against reduction OF
wages. The manufacturers argued more
forcibly than ever that they had care
fully prepared their scale, which they
considered fair and honest, and above
even what they were justified in paying
when the iron market was so depressed.
Neither side agreed to any concessions,
but there was an evident desire Of both
to reach an amicable agreement.
1t was finally decided to meet again ut
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
A special from youngstown says:
"With the exception OF one mill, the
manufacturers here assert that they will
not sign the scale presented by the
Amalgamated Association, and expect
to shut down with the expiration of the
present scale"
TARIFF AGITATION TO BLAME.
A Philadelphia paper says that
although the iron trade is very dull and
the orders on hand scarcely enable the
mills to run on full time, yet there will
not be general shut down after the LIST
Of July, the time usually chosen to stop
and make repairs. Monday the Eastern
Manufacturer Association held its
meeting to fix on the wage scale, but
owing to the uncertain condition OF
trade in the West the matter was not
acted upon.
james Rowland, President OF the as
ISOLATION, said: "The dull state OF the
market is not brought about by over
production, hut by the tariff agitation,
AS long as the Mills bill question agi-
tates the country, just that long will the
industries be affected, and we do not an
ticipate any Improvement uniii the ques-
ton is settled"
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Last evening the body Of Frank Ken.
non, young resident OF the Sixth
ward, arrived in the city on the delayed
B. & o. train from Plymouth, Ohio,
where he was found dead by the road
ride on Wednesday. A telegram was
seceiyed by his relatives here yesterday
saying the CQFoRerat Plymouth 0scribed
his death to sunstIoko, He was 20 years
old, and was formerly employed in Me-
Garrell's grocery and later In his broth
er's grocery on the South Side. The
funeral will take place at . a. M. to-day
from the residence OF his mother, 24O7
EnM sIrnnt
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TO ne Eill0r or Ie I0ltNIQtNfrTi
Sm:-Have you noticed that tho con,
dition of Market street for the past two
weeks, is simply outrageous on store
keepers, drivers and pedestrians? The
public recognizes the fact that water and
gas mains are being laid, and n tear-up
inevitable. But why are the loose cobblc
stones not carted away, SO that people
can get around with some safety to neck
and limbs? PEDESTRIAN.
lIlrrLinn IL. In .LLnroI
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Joe Kramer leaves tho city July fol
the White Sulphur Springs, with his
orchestra reinforced by the addition Of
the following musicians: Sam Barkel
cornet, of the Pittsburgh Opera House
orchestra; Charles 0'Conner, tympanieG
and zylophone, OF the Euclid Avenue
Theatre, Cleveland; Ed Moran, Il fiat
clarionet, OF the First Regiment Band,
Of Pittsburgh; G. L. Jackson, baritone
and violin, Of the McKeesport, Pa,
Opera House. The band goes from here
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ChokingCatarrh

Have you awakened from disturbed sleep
with all the horrible sensations Of an assassin
Clutchlng your throat and pressing the lic,brealh
from your frightened chest: Have you noticed
the languor and debility that succeed the cHors
To clear your throat and head Of this catarrhal
matter? What n depressing influence It Cxer'
upon the mind, clouding the memory andillnG
the head with pains aud strange uoiscs! ToN
dlmCult 1t Is to rid the nasal passages, throat
md lungs OF this poisonous mucus all cav ies-
tliy who are afflicted with CAtarrh. How din
cult to protect the system against IL further
progress towards the lungs, liver nnd Kidneys
all physicians will admit. 1t Is terrible do.
ease, and cries out for relief aud cure. .,
The remarkable curative powers, when oil
other remedies utterly fall, al SASFOEp's RADt
CAL CURE, are attCstcd by Thousands who Eiate'
fully recommend tito fefiow.sHAcreTs. No state
mcnt Is made regarding II that cannot be- sub
stantintcd by the most respectable and reliable
references.
Each packet contains one bottle 0i the RAD.
CAL CURE, one box Of CATARRHAL SOLVENT ard
mn lNrEOvED ISM LEIi, with treatise and dTef-
lions, and Is sold by all druggists for 81 ".
Potter DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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SPRING and Summer Stock just re-
Ceived-the lnrgest and most complete
In the city, consisting Of Suitings, Panta,
lOOnlngs and OVercOatings, which will
be made up In the latest Of styles and at
the lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and 1T guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties Of the season.
Just received, so dozen more Of our
popular White Shirts, re.eniOrced both
front and back. They are the best SOC.
Shirt made. Large line Of Fancy Flan-
mel Shirts from soc. upwards.
G. HESS u SONS,
Nos. 1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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lOLD and reliable medicines are the
best to depend upon, Acker's blood
elixer has been prescribed for years for
all impurities OF the blood. In every
form Of scrofulous, syphilitic or mercu-
riai diseases, it is Invaluable. For rheu-
matism, has no equal. Logan & Co., @.
X. Goethe, G. Menkemiller, R. d. Burt
and Bowie Bros. 10
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The twenty-frst annual commence
ment OF the Seguin Collegiate Institute
will take place this evening, at the
Opera House. To accommodate those
desiring TO attend the Climax ferry,
street cars and Elm Grove cars will
make special trips afterthe performance.
These entertainments are always at
tractiyc and enjoyable, and doubtless
the attendance this evening will be
large, us usual.
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WAsnrNGToN, D, c., June 22.-The
following bulletin was issued by Sheri
dams physicians at 8 p. M: Sheridan
has had a good night and comfortable
day. His circulation and respiration are
improving. His appetite is good, and he
is able to take an increased quantity o.
nourishment. His sleep is quiet and
restiul. He is gaining in muscular
strength.
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CGx'T SLEEP nights Is the complaint
OF thousands suffering from asthma,
consumption, coughs, etc, Did you ever
try Acker's English Remedy? 1t is the
best preparation known Tor all lung
troubles, sold on a positive guarantee at
lOc., SOC. Logan & Co., G. X. Goetze,
Cbas. Menkemiller Il. B. Burt and
RoWie Bros. !
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CONDENSED TEIEGRAMs.

a severe storm prevailed yesterday il
Wisconsin.
Crooks went through the passenger
on the Wabash fast train between Io
gansport and Peru, Indiana, yesterday
The expulsion from Berlin OF cor
respondents OF Paris newspapers, has if
ritated the Pnrisians. They demand tia
the Freneh Government make reprisAls
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MANY of the good things of this life
are sorrowfully let alone on account OF
dyspepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets
will cure dyspepsia, indigestion and con-
stipation; sold on positive guarantee
at 25 and 30 cents, by Logan & o., O. II.
Goethe, c. Nenkemiller, r. b. Burt and
Bowie Bros. .
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Libel nnd slnnder snIts Filled.

Mr., John 0. Pendleton, the attorney
yesterday fled in the Office Of the CLERK
Of the Circuit Court the preliminary pa
pers in two heavy damage suits. One is
The case OF G. A. Kyle against John T.
sisson, for libel, claiming damages in
the sum OF $4,000, and the other is G,
A. Kyle against John +. McCardle, for
Islander, claiming damages In the same
sum.
These suits grow out OF charges pre-
ierred by the defendants against Kyle in
the NJ. Z. Church at Elm Grove, to the
effect that he obtained certain sum Of
money by false prCtenses-charges which
he alleges are false and inspired by
malice,
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ale 9utelli9euter,


Room For Rent.
For Sale-COw and Cali.
For observation-disclosures Louis A. Sherley.
Fly Fans--GcO. ". JOhnsOn's Sons.
For Rent-IOuses-G. U. Smith.
Seguin Collegiate Institute.
JcWettS ReiFlgcrntOrs-Scsbltt & Bro.
Summer Scho0l-WheelIng Business College.
Water Rents Now Due.
For Sale--IloHsc.
With the Thermometer at 9S In the ShRde-M.
GutmRn & CO.-FOurth page.
Coolest Clothing for Hottest weather-D.
Il Co.--FOurth page.
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In this court yesterday, the case Of
HonoTa Fox ct al. vs. the Manufacturers
Insurance Company, writ Of error, from
Ohio county, was argued and submitted
The case OF Jennie II. Kerr VS.. Ann
Lunsiord ct al., mn appeal, from Ohio
county, was partly heard, and continued
until this morning, to which time the
court adjourned,
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=, oundIIns & co.-clothIng.
COOLEST CLOTHING
Fob
Hottest Weather

wish S1G we had ds moe and time could tell
vow of our Hot Weather Clothing in detail You'll find here
Anything everything t oS sh9na5s love- 's'S Mae aRd e%ef
bop Sneror Clothing of this kind should be sold for but
bi i must necessarily be short Cts month behind
hand and so we prefer sell our stock at closest prices in
order to more rapidly close it out
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About eight sub-contractors passed
through Portland yesterday afternoon
and took the Q. &: p. train north. They
came over the S. p. & o. Il. R., and it is
probable that they will return to this
vicinity and commence work on the
road ut an early date.
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that he can accept it-that is, without
riding over the rights or chance of any
OF the other candidates.
In the morning California, It is pre-
dicted, will vote for Blaine without for
mally placing his name in nomination.
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to Charleston, where it plays for u ball
ut the Rutfner hotel July 9, leaving for
the Springs on the morning OF the Sd.
1t will make the music for dancing and
promenading throughout the season
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WHAT is the "Old Virginia 2" Whyitis
brand Of Cheroots which is the best
and cheapest in the country. George
X. McMechen & Son, of No. l42f Main
street, wholesale agents,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2o.-For
Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia, cooler, light to fresh westerly
winds, local rains.
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The enrolment in the German de-
partment for the month was SOL, The
amount paid for instruction was Sl5G.
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GExTLElIEN'svery finest Kangaroo and
calf shoes, At the very lowest prices
quality considered.
j. W. AMIcR Il Co.,
ll43 Main street,
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DRINK MaIto.


two hundred more OF those excellent
Gloria Umbrellas, g each, with your
name engraved at EMsHEnlER's.
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CHICAGO, June 2l.-ThC big business Of the
day 10 wheat was done during the trst hour;
market opened very shaky and 90 under last
night \ decline Of 70 was brought about IN
short order; July after ling az IJsSc rallied 10
SOC. Corn went even beyond wheat N weak.
nplS; July tumbled ut once " 1910, 10 SIC, 70.
turned 10 i914c and closed Mt ipc. Oats also
broke badly; July sold lie lower than last night
at D1aAaDJ4C, closing at 3QIc. Provisions, trade
but the entire market improved considerably
undeF. short buying. Wheat, leading futures
rnnged: July IssASOC, closing at SJjEc; August
s0'sasl5tc, closing at size; September SOFA
sis4c' closing at slAc; December s1has3tsr,
closing ut 63sc. Corn, July iSiInigiyc clos.
Ing ut t9c; August igItnjOisc, closing Mt
4g,Sc; September iyJylj0kc, closing NJ 900,
CINCINNATI, o., June 2l.-FleNr dan, Wheat
weak; receipts 5000 buslel, Corn dull; No ?
mixed Ole. Oats hardly steady. No. mixed
ajIga3Gc Rye weaker ut 6lc. Pork dun vi sll ~
iAFF' weaker aud lowcrat S o. Bulk meats duh
aud dropping; short ribs Zoo, R0con steady
snort clear g,Oc. Whisky steady. sales col bar
RES OF finished goods on basis Of 81 II. Butter
dun.
CHICAGO, June H. Cattle - Ro6alpts II mn
mead market slow aud steady natives s. 37aGOj;
COWS anu mixed 81 'hai ~; stoCEGrs and feeders
Y JaS ~ Tf1nus s. l0a9 20. Hogs-Rcccipts
loco bead: market easy: heavy g. Giai "a Uaas.
Ing and mixed s. iiRj IS; light & i0aj G1 shcop-
Receipts 700 head; market Stendy; NATIVES "a ".
texans ~ GJaJ Sl feeders 81 Is; lambs = GOA
CINCINNATI, o., Juno 2l.-Hogs dun and lower;
Souiui0n and light 81 0Qai 70; packing and butch.
NY. q SOa5 'oi receipts 200 headi shipments go
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Buy the Aberdeen Linen Stationery,
octave or commercial, ruled or plain, at
IS cents per box Il quire and pack J, at
STANTON & DAvENPoRT's.
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The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered rs follows:
Ia li,".'.....,, 50 81. m.".."..-- .......,. @
. H. m....-..., ,.. ~ p. 70
u m........................-0S weathcr-Fair.
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on and after to-day will close our
Store ut Z p. m., Saturday excepted.
JACOB v. CRUDE,
JRwelnr.
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A Warming.

GOBLIN and mahogany colored Jer.
seys at EMsHEMER's.
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SEE our gentlemep's kangaroo Wau-
kenphast, for summer wear.
J. W. AIuoE & Co.,
las Main street.
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DON'T

Wear a colored tie with an evening
dress suit.
Wear a white lawn tie with any other
sort OF suit.
Wear swallow.tail coat before six
o'clock in the evening.
Wear a suit in check pattern II you
are short and stout.
Neglect to get flannel shirt or two
before you go on your vacation.
Wear fringe in the bottoms OF your
trousers; this style has gone out.
Forget that we can dress you better and
cheaper than any other house in the city
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Put on trousers to ride bicycle.
Wear long scarf with low vest.
Go for a Sunday walk without gloves.
Wear high silk hat with n sack coat.
Wear sack coat to an evening party.
Put on knickerbockers to play tennis
Wear white stockings with low shoes
Imagine it costs u fortune to dress well;
Wear stripe suit il you are long and
lean. i,
Wear Derby hat with Prince AL
bert coat. n.
Wear figured suit at an afternoon
wedding.
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B8'Special Values in ParasoIs
Umbrellas and Fans.
E8"Prlestley's SllkWrap Hem
riettas at Lowest Prices.
RlS"Our Sale of Fine Embroid-
cries at One-HaIf Value Still
Continues.
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DRINK Malto at soda fountain.

For dress goods, at rock bottom prices,
go to EMSHpMER's.
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cowARDLY ASSASSINATION

Of individual character. [Cries OF
Good" and applause,l the method that
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Mansfcid,"", ', 49," 0 Q 0 . Q Q 0 o.

Earned rnns-WheGling 6: Mansfield l. Two
base hits-Sirh0I, BTpdte. Struck out--By Nor
risOn 10; by Darmh q. Bases on DHlls-Of Oar
rah 7: of Morrison 2, Wild pllches-MoFriSOn
. Darnh .. Double .plays-hcTget TO barrow
Allen 10 barrow. Time-9:I3. Umplre-Mc.
DermOtt ODd sheppard.
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pRlSF Malto, 25 cents a bottle,
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100 pairs OF ladies' house congress
CATERS received ut 81 per pair.
j. W. ANiICK & Co.,
ll43 Main street,
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DRINK Malto, it Is pleasant,
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A LEADER OF MEN,


a natural born leader. He belongs to a
family of leaders. [Cheers, and some
one in the audience called out, "Hurrah
for Sherman" but Foraker deprecated
any display and proceeded.l He is
brother Of that grand old hero and
leader, dear to the heart Of every man
who wore the blue, who once split the
JEFF Davis wing Of the Democratic
party wide open, when he marched in
triumph from Atlanta to the sea. Great
applause.l Put your banner into the
hands Of John Sherman and let him do
a similar job for you now. Laughter
and applause. He will not only carry
il to victory he will give the country
the benefit Of that victory [applausel;
not in any narrow or bigoted sense, not
certainly by resort to such pusillani-
nous methods as those known under
the name and guise OF Offensive part.
Laughter and applause not
either by
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WANT IEPuHLlCAN THIS TIME
Applause and cries Of Good! Good ~
| want one OF the grand old Republic
cans we had on this platform last night.
Applause and cries Of That's right. VI
| want man who is not only Republi-
can from the top OF his head to the solcs
OF his feet, but who has been one all his
life. don't mean to insinuate that any
one is not that Cries Of ooh, no oh,
noW], butI do want to impress it upon
you that John Sherman is all that. APP
pIause:l Hehasever been ready, no mat
ter how much personal disappointment
might be involved, to support the plat
form and the nominee Of the cQnven-
ton. He never sulks; he never strays
away with bad company. [App.ausc.l
On the contrary, he is always in line
and ready for duty. [Applause.l He
is always on duty and that, too, at the
very fore front, [Applause,I Where
the fight is thickest, there heGlwaya dc,
lights to he EApplause1 and he is