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The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14
State Of Maine.

somerset Co.. Probate Court !
February Term. 1883
\ certain Instrument pulpolting to he n con,
III lhe la>t VIII aud testament Of Julia 4
Long - late ii FL Paso, Cnurty of FL Paso. Star,
:. .c@"s alH OF the probate thereof in s,i,
nse1 presented To me for the purpose of hem
a.ioWeu, Med and recorded in the Probat,
Soull IA TINS county. ordered, that pulli,
i"'i,t nt teol D. gwen to all persons Interested
n'a'loh TO be thirty days at least b fore tn
srcohd tuesday of April, A. d 1888. that T. az
nay appear at Probate Court then TO be held
nt INN and for said county, nj
any they have, against the snme. '''0 II
court. Wv 9o"' VI VI saloi
lsEAL TURNER RI-sWFIr ,.,
Attest: 5 GOODWIN Reyis,, ".'''Se'
a tue copy OF order.
$40 Attest: : H. GOODWIN Ro,is.,r
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pr. ChaAe'' bipthcria Re-oIvents, prepared
" Tue S"ridgewock Tea sto,e is having
srras Aaie. rhsy are known tn cure and mr..
veAt SIRE throats. Diptssria. cSusha eeifa
10. Give then TRIAL. ,as,
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AnNIIl. tn ERs

Arc you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain Of cutting teeth II 50, send at once and
get bottle Of Mus. MISSIONS SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErulNG. Its value j,
incalculable. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer
Immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. II cures dissentcry and
diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and bowels
cures wind collie softcns the gums, reduces in
Illumination, and gives tone and energy to tho
whole system. Mrs. WINsLoow's SuorHiN6
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN : TrErH is pleasant to the
taste and is the prescription of one Of the oldest
and best female nurses and physicians in Tho
United States, and is for sale by all druggists
hroughoutrh he world. Price Doc. bottle. 81
"Papa, where's atoms ? "Atoms | dom
know, my boy. You mean Athens, probably
mo, mean atoms-thc place where everything
is hlnMu 10
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14

Skowhcgan Grange held another inter
esting meeting Wednesday afternoon. The
lecturers program was well carried out
Bro Lewis Bead responded 10 Tho call for
remarks for the good Of the or'ler Bro.
Horace Beal and Sister c. l.. Smith gave
select readings. Bro. L. ID Packard re-
lated experiences in farm WORK in lSs5,
and the method he has adopted in feeding
stock and producing crops our members
could not fail of being benefited by such
instructions. Bro \. Strickland follow
ed in the same line. Bro. \. K. Smiley
read Il splendid poem. The question
"Resolyed that cooperation among farm
ers Is not practical, was opened by Bro
\. X. Smiley. followed by Bros. ).
Emerson, {. L Smith, An>el Elolway
Heman Hunnewell. J. d. Emerson and
Alonzo Smith. Bro. {. i. Warren gave
excellent remarks in the interest of the
Grange The Grange voted to accept ar
invitation to special visit to Bro ant
Sister VIM. Holbrook's. Monday after
noon and evening, March 18th.
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Whereas, Death has again WISHED
i North Somerset Grange aud removed oul
Brother. q II. McFadden, one who Ina,
ever been an active aud influential mem
Der and has shared alike our successes
and failures. therefore
ReSoired, That our Order has not only
lost true friend and earnest Worker, but
society respected citizen, kind and
obliging neighbor and true patriot.
Resoired That in our bercayment we
recognize the hand of an overriding
Providence, whose ways though mystci-
ious, doeth all things well.
Rcsolred, That we tender our sympa.
thy to the family of the deceased and es-
pecially to the afflicted daughter upon
whom the loss falls most heavily
ReSoired That our charter be draptd
in mourning during thirty days, that
these resolutions be spread upon our rec
ords and a memorial page be set apart
expressly for the name and memory of
our deceased Brother.
ReSoired, That copy of the resolu-
tions be forwarded to our Sister, Mrs.
Carrie + Hntchns, and to the SOMEH-
SCI REPORTER for publication.
T. F. BooTHBY
Mis- 5. y. BooIHBY Com.
Mis-. NJ. VI. DANFORIH
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hessengerss N0tjce


1ohhhshi' 5 '"uHr OF INSOLVENCY.
In TIE case 4 ucl Williams of ;. ,lo., Ig.,.i
vent Debtor VI '''"'i' ii's"'
\, hls ~ l" give II tice that on the and day a.
" r'h a. ~ isH~, warrant in iu.,fy -
WI lsehru "1t ol The Court 81 Insolvency "a,
-aiu county az Somerset against thr - ~, ~.
SAM Ken ! illHms, II Solnu .,I',, -
10 be an insoh ent debtor. on tito, ~" ~ ,Et ,
~ or, %hlch peiition WIS filed on III 2ul Il :,
~ MlIch A. ID. isN>, Ia which date intet.. :,
on claiins Is To he imputed Thlt tn, 1sv
nent OF any debts To or hy sud ,icl,tor Lay ',
h tn' lt'hsler ana deiv' ~ of n, prop nv hV
MN ar forbidden by law That mr,fii,e al
lhe credit r. 1f said debtor. to PROV, thc =,
urDts aud choose one or more assigilres of bis
estate viii be held AT Count OF Insoix.n,, u" no
~ no,ueh AZ tne rrohafe Court Room III soid
on The 10th day Of March :.
ID; 1855. at one O'Clock In the afternoon a
Given under my hand tue dale fitst nbov.
LYMAN GRANT.
Insolvency. AVID o." o"'' OF
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SOME DOCTORS

honestly admit that they can't cure
rheumatism and Neuralgia Others
say thoy can but-don't Athlo-
pho.ros says nothing but - cures.
fhat's the secret of its success.
Tears Of trial have proved it to be
II puck, safe, sure cure
Concord n. H., Srpt 3 1ss7
IN my own family Athlophorus was used
last resort. the user having suffered
frnni rheumatism for years and having
been treated for the disease by different
PHYSICIANS in this State and Massachu
sttts without even temporary relief
lrua my recommendation scores Of peu
rli hay used this remedy with the same
results claimed for IT. G. H. WusoN
Dubuque. Iowa, Jan. q, IssSa.
Athlolhnrns has completely cured ne Of
nerst1Is headache. and feel thankful for
an the good 1t has done me.
Mrs IorIsE CHERRY
ss- Send t. cents for the beautiful colorcd pic
turc. Moorish Maiden"
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14
T. F. BOOIllBN
Mis-. 5. \. BooIHBY Con
Mis-. NJ. NJ. DANFORIH

Mr. Chamberlaih's mission To America
on the fisheries was under discussion in
Parliament, and he was praised for his
efforts. \ credit was voted for his eN-
penses.
The frontispiccc Of St Nicholas for March is
an exquisite engraving Of "Baby Stuart" by T.
johnson, from Van Dyck's well-known painting.
The first article, IAN Ancient Haunt of Pi-
rates" contains an Interesting description OF a
Journey through the little known region where
the celebrated Latittcs, Pierre and jean carried
on their prlyatecring. Ernest +. Thompson has
contributed a novel and attractive paper show
ing what Il naturalist may read from "Iracks in
the Snow" and the tracks are reproduced so
that the readers may draw conclusions for them
selves Helen Campbell tells an amusing story
Of "rhe Hobart Treasure, and shows how
treasures may be hidden where least expected
Frank K. Stockton in the "Personally Conduct
ed Series, gives his impressions of "Ihe Peo-
pie We Meet" abroad, and II. A. Ogden draws
pictures of them. john Dimitry, in "Onatoga 5
sacrifice" recounts legend based upon Indian
traditions Of terrible man-eating bird, cary
ing of which was formerly upon cliff near AL
ton, Illinois.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14
Cash PAID for WOOL,
~ coRYDoS vRLKER. slowhssap Me-

iii Rfh Furnished lodging rooms win
NJ or without board. InuuIrs a,
NJ T. WATERMAN. south side tt1 "s VI
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14
DR.. BOOTHS
LITTLE PILLS
ci Headache. c'as.ipa.!ou Dyspepsia Distress ate Eat.
ING. rizrinss', Nausea 1rowa!ness Pain IN TIE lie,
Coated Tongue, Bad Taste In the Mouth, silev
Skin, aaa all disorders caused By
h,ll!:us s,a.e Of the sTsten

bilious s.a.e Of tie System.
They do this without disturbing the stomach
or purging the bowels, aud there Is no pain
gripping or discomfort attending their use. II
Is no longer necessary TO scour ones inside,
out with the fashioned purgative pills. and
they ARE fast giving way to the geute ac
ion of this mild and pleasant remedy.
BOOTHS Little Pills are entirely unlike all
other pills and are II marvel to all who ust
them. They are very IN II, strictly vegetable
and rs the dose Is only one or two pills, they
are readily taken by young or old without n
thought of the presence of medicine. II you
try them you will certainly he pleased. In
Walls at 20 cents each or Tor $3.50. sold by
Dealers every where or sent by mail. lyl7
BIx1Y a, BUCK,
SOLE AGENTS.
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Prominent Merchanttu Trouble.

Old money bags mnpcs in his office all day
A. -uappsh and cross ~ A bear.
The clerks know enough 10 kerp out of his way.
Lest the merchant shouid grumhlc and swear.
Even IahhY, the cat, Is in fear ola cuff
Or - kick. IT she ventures too near;
They an know the master is api tn IL, rough.
And his freaks expected aud qurer
What makes the old fellow so surly aud grim.
Aud behave roufpundedIv mranl
There's C.ttainly somethlBg the matter with
him
Is 1t stomach or liver or spleenl
We've gursstd it-his liver IL sluggish and bad,
His blood is disai,tcd and foul
It. einugh to make ANYONE hop-lcssy mad,
And greet his hrst friend with gruwl
The world wide remedy, br Pierce. Gndcn Medi
cal Discovery will correct diSordrred liver an,
purify the binud, tone yuur system aud build upN ION
tlcsh and strength.
The original elements are earth, air, fire an,
water. Fire is the most destructive and waite
is the most powerful. Fire-water, Therefore
forms a combination that is teaser
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit Positively
Cured by administering DR.. Haints'
Golden Specific.


1t can be given In a cup OF coffee or tea With
ont the knowledge oil the person taking IT. Is
absolutely harmless and VIII effect pefna-
nent and speedy cure. whether the patient IS
moderate drinker or AN alcoholic wreck
Thousands of drunkards have brcu made tenn
perate men who have taken Golden Specific
in their coffee without thur knowledge. aud
to-day believe they quit drinking of their own
free will. IT NEVER FAILS The system
once impregnated with the Specific II becomes
an utter impossblity Tor the liquor appetite 10
exist. For fun particulars, address GOLDEN
SPECIFIC CO., ls5 Race st. Cincinnati. o.
"Say maw," said studious little African
"Ef Chiny am straight froo on the odder side
and we are within roun' snd rnun ON dis yer
earf, what am de reason dat nebber gifts
dar :"
NcN2v' 8 Blood Blood REM Remed iy ' rua paIy
teed. 1t is a positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphlitic Poisoning. Itpurfies the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
r 7. Patten Druggist
Osman Digna's score up to date is as follows
Killed, six times; fatally wounded three times
severely wounded, four times; troops totally
dispersed, nine times; escaped, once.
What it Means
To the man or woman who has never heen ill., The
word health" Is meaningless, But IA the who
has suffered aud d--paiIri of health appears A. a
priceless boon. To the thousands OF unfortunate
women who are suffering ttom of the many
forms of or pccnliar Ia thr
sex Dr. Pcrces Favoritc Prescription holds toith tie
promise of a speedy restoration Of this priceless
boon"
A reception Mrs. Hhvcn-"th, Mrs
Lordiy, here comes Colonel Saddle. Colonel,
have You met Mrs. Lordy :" Mrs. Lordly
pleasantly )-"No, don't think he has had
hat pl
SN>>o the Children. They are es.
>oNSS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Nhooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
Il. I. Pattcu, Druggist
The Nassar sereuade is Gum, o gum with
me The girl in the window SAYS Il CHOOSE
and will GO
The sp"oss and COLLINS that delight
To an with TERROR all the night.
That Stnlh abroad in lhdrony dreams
W lth which dEhpepSiH'- taucV teens
viii never trouble witt their i'll
The man who trusts In Pierce, pills
Ut firrcts T. iea'aat iui sativc Peet7-yegetabe
harmless painless, su:ei
Mamma anxious to the health Of a ne.
dogl-"I loSsie' li.tle Efie is real sick. nm,
send out for dog doctor" Flos,ic-"A 9ao
docfor Oh, mamma can they talk ="
NoNt j h56s Di.h any ;, Throat 1a or
a Cough or Cold, or the children ore
threatened with Croupor W hooping Couch, I
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is a positive cnre
and we guarantee it. Price 10 and Zoe
X !. Paften. Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14

An inventor has patented an electric contri
button box for church use. Whenever button
OF piece Of tin is deposited in the box an electric
hell rings and informs the congregation Of tin
fact.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14

SoM't S\eeN a SisPfs is 'a el
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee at 10c., Soc,
K. +. pauen, Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14

PORTLAND LATIN SCHOOL,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
be>t facilities for instruction in Academic
; lies, with Military Drill Faculty: Thee.
r. l., 1g1t n tNal,J, Joshua +. Crane Brown.
hrad Mast = Chas. +. Cn-h'ug Yal,), I'd
mud \ htGaIuo tilami ton, VI stcrS. Prot.
Il. = hltnhtr, Tactieian and Instructor in The
Modern La guaees. Boar ling Students ad.
iui led on any tate. Fni fun information adj
dress elthero the Head Masters gml
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14

Bad tidings travel swiftly. No sooner does
singer lose her voice than her loss is voiced a
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14

To the man woman who has never heen in. tn
word health" Is meaningless, Rut Ia th. one IA
has suffered and d-.parrd of health appeals A.
priceless boon. To the Thousand, OF uniottunat
women who are suffering from some of the man
forms of weaknesses Irregularities peculiar to thei
sex, Or. Pierce, favortr Prescription holds forth tt
promise of speedy restoration of this ''pricelcs
boon"
The Somerset reporter., 1888-03-14

Mamma anxious as to the health Of ne.
dog ~ lossie li,tle Ettie is real sick. mus
send out for dog doctor" Flos,c-"A dan
dnnf0r OH Inamrat CIR. To-. LII =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27

s WILLIAM II. GRAIN was renominated for
Congress on the 22d by the Democrats Of
the Seventh district of Texas.
THERE was no material change in Gener-
al Sheridan's condition on the ED. He
continued to gain strength, and was cheer.
full
The Republican National convention re-
assembled ut eleven o'clock on the morning
of the ed, and after prayer at once pro-
ceeded to the call Of States for ballot for
President The ballot resulted as follows:
Sherman, 229; Gresham, ia; Depew, 90;
Alger, "a; Harrison, 70; Allison, ~; Blaine,
8; Ingalls,, %; Rusk, 25; Phelps, IS;
Filter, "A; Hawley, -. The Sec
ond ballot was: Sherman, 249; Alger,
116; Gresham, 10S; Depew, 90; Harrison,
IS; Allison, rs; Blaine, 80; Rusk, 20; Phelps,
IS; ingalls,, IL; Lincoln, 3; Mckinley, 3.
The third ballot resulted Us follows: Sher-
man, PA; Gresham, 1913; Alger, 1872; Har-
rison, 81; Depew, Is; Allison, IS;
Blaine, IS; Rusk, IL; Nc inley, 8;
Phelps, 5; Lincoln, 9; s. F. Miller, q The
convention then adjourned until evening.
In the evening session Chauncey NJ Depew
withdrew as candidate and Robert G.
Ingersoll made speech favoring the nomi-
nation of Gresham. No ballot was taken,
and the chairman declared the convention
adjourned until 10 O'clock the following
dQy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27

TIE business portion Of Holhrook, Wis,
was destroyed by fire on the I'D. Loss,
s2OO,OOO
THE thermometer registered 9S deg. in
New York city on the 23d, the highest point
reached in the month of June for eighteen
years. Thirty persons were Frustrated by
the heat, and six will d e. On the :4th
four deaths were reported from the heat.
In Brooklyn one death and fifteen prostra
tions were reported.
AT Miniture, Neb., OH the 23d, George
Burton and George Arnold qualreled over
a bet, and Arnold shot Burton through the
the heart.
THE stage carrying the United States mail
and express between B!ackfoot aud Cha
mo S, Idaho, was robbed by highwaymen
OH tho Odd of bullion worth e, 5OO. /
BOND purchases by the government under
the circular of last April aggregated $780,
500, 40 up to the Esd. These bonds cost the
government 49,, 164,74S, or S9,79!!,443 less
than if allowed to run to maturity.
JOHN O'BR1EN was struck by a train near
Anoka, Mimi, On the Esd, and instantly
xii ed. (
A PASSENGER train was wrecken by a mis-
|placed switch at White House, N. Y. on tue
|23d. The engineer was killed and the fire.
man and u lady passenger seriously in
jured.
TIE National Republican convention took
two ballots on the 23d, the first ballot re-
sulting: Sherman, 235; Hanson, III; Alger
lbs: Gresham, IS; Allison, 50; Blaine, ~ !;
Mckinley, II; Lincoln, l; Foraker, l; Fred
to Mckinley he mounted his chair
and withdrew his name, stating
that he could not in honor remain
silent, and referred to Sherman having
trusted him with his confidence, demanding
THAT no delegate, unless he wishes to cast
reflection on me, cast further Lailot fol
my NAME" The second ballot resulted:
Sherman, 224; Harrison, 213; Alger, 14Si
J Allison, 80; Gresham, 81: Blaine 4S; McKlnI
ley IA. The convention then took recess
until the 25th.
J. The Emperor and Empress made theil
/ formal entry into Berlin in state on TIL
oath.
/ A PLEASURE yacht containing sixteer
ladies and gentlemen capsized at Newark
! N. j., on the oath, and six of tho ladies wer'
/ drowned.
/ THE Amalgamated Association of Iroa
and Steel Workers, in convention at Pitt
burg, Pa, on the Esd, decided not to worl
i in any mill after July l unless the seal
\ shall have been signed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27
FOREIGN.

EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany, issued
a proclamation on tho 18th in which he
said: "Called to the throne Of my fathers
have assumed the government, looking
up to the King of Kings, and have vowed
to God that, after tho example of my ia
theirs, will DO a just and clement Prince
to my people; that will foster picty and
fear of God; that will protect peace and
promote the welfare Of the country, and
that will be helper of tho poor and dis
tressed and true guardian of the right"
IT was rumored in Paris on the 10Th that
Henry NJ. Stanley, the African explorer,
was dead.
ADvICEs Of the 10th from Russia say that
the steamer Nord had been destroyed by
fire, and eight Of the crew were drowned
by the capsizing Of the boat after leaving
the burning vessel.
HIGH water in the Leon river in Mexico
was doing great damage on the 10TH A
number of houses in the cities of Leon and
Silan had been carried away and many per-
sons drowned. Large numbers of cattle
had also been drowned.
AT banquet given in Paris on the 10th
in honor of the President Of ECUADOR NJ.
DeLesseps affirmed that the Panama canal
would be finished in two years.
explosion in a mine accident near Lake
Carolus, Cam
ADvIcEs of the Goth say that thirty ves-
sells were wrecked and four hundred
French fishermen were drowned during
the recent great gales on the Iceland
coast.
DIR. J. II. ZUKERToRr, the distinguished
chess-player, died in London on tho Doth.
SHANGHAI advices of the 2Oth say an
alarming rebellion had broken out anon,
the people made destitute by the floods in
Honan and Hantung, and it was reported
that the troops have joined the rebels and
were numbering the Government officials.
ADvICEs received on the 2lst in London
state that several deserters from SANKEY'S
expedition had reached camp Yambunga,
and they reported that the natives, who
were excited by reports spread by the
Arabs, disputed the passage of the expe-
dition, and there was continuous fighting,
during which Stanley was severely
wounded by an arrow.
FRATELLA, NEss1 Il BARBERINI, silk mer-
chants of Vienna and Como, Austria, failed
on the 2lst for 81, 600, 600. -
A GALE that caused loss of life and prop
erty occurred on the 22d at Grand Rapids,
Que. Boats fishing on the Miscou banks
were swept away, and as far as could be
ascertained six men were drowned
LUC1Us F. WARREN, United States Dep
uty Marshal, was shot dead on the ed at
Lake Megantic, Que, by desperate named
Donald Morrison, whom he was trying to
arrest.
TnE Emin Bey Relief Committee of Lon
don stated on the 22d that, from facts m
their possession, they placed no reliance
whatever on the reports of Henry NJ. STAN
ley's death lately circulated.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27


ter y. Gresham. u native OF Indiana and q ia
y0rte son, by adoption, Of the Prairie State.
Terr a, CHEERING lasting for several m,nutesi
eulogized his record Mt the front during The
late war and praised the sagacity shown
t by h1 'nte Us prasd member of tho Cabinet Of
SCI taa, rs Postmaster. General, when by
ter eiv in re Of the mails aided ma
parcel postage, and vigorously enforced the
laws against the abuse OF the mails by lottries
ana On other swindline schemes, were commend.
IN me discharge OF his duties as United
states Judge that his capabilities, and
cho nGner sn ana browning gores Of his
threatenings OF power-he has gone straight
on IN the line OF his duty to the integri-
t " ana right OF the question under consdera-
ana low. the rich and the poor, with a steady
put impartial hand: The contestants in one OF
Inc greatest railroad strikes that has
arisen S1s in our country have also been before
he administered exact justice to ali, pre-
v4n hta IT. the g strike from becoming yersal
puol'c frame from being paralyed. the Nation
from CONFUSION and the most serious damage
10 an unknown number OF individuals. Under
ms leea ca. the campaign cry will be "Lve
capital and no attacks upon labor but the
country will march on. with gigantic strides. in
se 1n nan, development and growth
manner
ms candidacy, and In his relations to the Presi-
oent,ai ONCE Judge Gresham is more like Abra-
nam Lincoln than any other living man. The
movement in his behalf. like the movement Tor
Lincoln, is the spontaneous and unorganized
action OF the people. Like Lincoln, Gresham is
not work .ng for the Presidential ONCE, He be-
leyes this exalted office should never be sought
and never declined.
In conclusion Mr.. SWEET said: "In behalf of
the laboring man, OF whose struggles he is the
living embodiment; in behalf OF capital. whose
rights he has guarded and adjusted in behalf
or the soldier whose carb he has worn with
honor; In behalf Of patriotism and loyalty. of
which he Is the shining representative and ex-
ample, and for the State of Lincoln Grant and
Logan nominate as q candidate for President
OF the United States the son of Illinois by adop-
ton. Walter Q. Gresham
Senator Davis, Of Minnesota, and John r.
Lynch. the colored orator from Mississippi in
eloquent terms seconded the nomination OF
Judge Gresham The latter H.. his speech made
mention OF the name OF ex Senator Harrison.
OF Indiana. In an instant came a tremendous
outburst OF cheers. The 0dherents OF Indiana's
1avorite were on their feet brandishing canes
AMI waving handkerchiefs and hats, The up-
roar lasted for minute or two. The nominal
ton OF Gresham was further seconded bv
Messrs. Mccall, Of Massachusetts, and Rector,
OF Texas
uApp1snr ~,,v> ,,.v ,>2--.-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27
LATER NEWS.

THE business portion Of Holhroo!<, Wis,
s2OO,0oo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27

took the stand, and In
a speech OF considera-
BILE length nominated
Walter @. Gresham.
Mr.. SWEET referred
briefly to the victory OF
the party from the
nomination of Lincoln
in 1860 to the present
time, ind said the peo-
pie, by their chosen
representatives, h a d
again assembled to Sc
lect q ruler over 80, OOO,-
WO freemen. In behalf
OF the great State of
Illinois he had the hon
or to present as u fit
candidate for that high
Office the name NJ Wnl.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-06-27
FULL OF PRAISE.
Laudations Of the Various Oandi-
dates by Republican Orators.
Principal Points in the Speeches at the
Chicago Convention Nominating Gresl,-
am, Harrison, Allison, Alger, De.
pew, Sherman and Rusk.
GREsHAM's GOOD POINTS,

CHICAGO, June %2-The following are OK.
tracts from the nominating speeches made in
the Republican convention ut Chicago:
When Illinois was called Hon, Leonard SWEET