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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Five Prominent Geursians Arrested for D.
Serious Oifsusc.

Fivc Prominent GsurEians Arrested for D
Serious OHsusc.
MACON, Ga, Nov. l0.-Five citizens
OF Dodge county were arrested Saturday
by United States deputy marshals and
brought here and committed to Jail on a
charge Of conspiracy in the murder of J.
Q. Forsyth at Normal, on the 7th Of Oc.
tober. One OF the prisoners is Wright
Lancaster, Sheriff OF Dodge county, and
another is Luther A. Hall. Dodge
county attorney, whose trial for perjury
is now pending in the Federal District
Court. A white man named Andrew
Reneau was shot by mob for the muir.
der OF Forsyth on the day the murder
occurred, but later investigations by
United States special agents proved his
innocence of the crime:I The men ar.
rested arc charged with having con.
spired in, aided and abstted the assas.
eination, E..
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DETECTIVES TOO uASrY.
They Spoiled Their Own Cnsn Against tie
s.rnnu Cnn.1u Nynp

They Spoiled Their Own Case Against tie
Green Goods Man.
New York, Nov. l0.-Walter Willard,
alias "Big Walter, who was arrested on
a charge having decoyed Mrs. Angcline
Conrad here from Brookville, KY, for
the purpose OF selling her counterfeit
money, was arraigned in court to-day.
Mrs. Conrad was also present, and to!a
her story as already made public. The
detectives were too hasty and spoiled
the case. They saw no money passed,
and the magistrate said there was no
law on which tho man could be held. II
the detectives make oath that Walter
was a notorious confidence man, and
had no visible means Of support, the
magistrate said he would send him to
prison for six months. This the de.
tactiyes declined to do, and rather re-
luctantly tho magistrate discharged
Willard, telling the detectives that
the next time they arrested him to
be sure to have case against him.
Judge Duffy then ordered tho detectives
to see Mrs. Conrad on train for Ken.
lucky, 5Syz 3, 4 III
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Tho Insun1ty Dodge pon,t work.

OTTAWA, 0ST, Nov. 1o.-No weight ID
attached by ofilcera Of the Department
Of Justice TO the insanity theory put
forward in Birchalls behalf. The deputy
minister, speaking on the subject, said
that II reasonable evidence was forth.
coming that insanity had supervened
subsequent to the trial there could be a
medical examination Of the prisoner,
but nothing OF the sort had been sup.
gested. A plea that Birchall was insan o
at the time tho murder was committed
could not be entertained, RS that would
have been an issue for the jury, and it
was not even advanced by Birchall's
counsel at the time. a
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VOLUME XXXIX---NUMBER Gs.
brought charges against him in connec.
ton with the controversy regarding the
Emin relief expedition. Mr.. Stanley has
retained Mr.. George Lewis and Sir
Charles Russell 10 conduct his case, I
RUSSIA AND THE POLES,
Tho Emigration to lirnsii Looked Upop
.H with DIsfnyur. ~"

Tho Emigration to l.rnsli Looked Upon
with Disfnvor. ..lat
WAEsAw, Nov. l0.-For some time past
large bodies Of Polish emigrants have
left Russia bound for Brazil, where it Is
their intention 10 found colonies. The
government does not look with favor
upon this wholesale emigration Of the
Poles, and in many cases largo numbers
Of the emigrants leave the country sur-
reptitiously crossing tho frontier without
securing from the authorities the neces-
sary permission In the shape OF passports.
Much concern is ielt regarding Tho OK.
perience Of these emigrants in leaving
Russia and their euccees after reaci,inp
Brazil, where the conditions OF life are
40 dissimilar from those to which the
Poles have been accustomed,
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! BERLIN. Noy, 10.-The Berliner TaS.-
bldtt records the suicide Of m army Off
Ger who is referred to by the paper as
Colonel Won r." 1t appears that the
unfortunate man was recently compelled
to withdraw from the Union Club owing
to his connection with scandalous
gambling affair: The disgrace OF bis en-.
forced retirement being more than he
could bear, the unhappy officer blew out
his brains with a revolver.
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Palmor's Election Certain.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-An error has been
discovered in tho footing up Of the re-
turnu Of the Second Senatorial district
and it now appears that Kinney, the
Democratic candidate for Representa-
tive, was elected instead OF Hoppiu, tho
Republican, as reported. Owing to the
fact that the two parties have been
thought to be tie in the Legislature,
this discovery is OF considerable i'm
portance. II the official count verifies
the election OF Kinney, the Democrats
will have 10l votes in the Assembly and
the Republicans but 100, thus making
the election OF John NJ. Palmer to the
United States Senate next thing to a
certainty.
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rhe Lnrd Mayors Show,

LONDON, Nov. lo.-Joseph savary was
to-day installed as Lord Mayor Of Lon.
don with all the pomp that has for years
attended the ceremony Of installing the
chief civil officer Of the city. The
weather was fine, and large crowds lined
the streets. to witness the Lord Mayors
show. A number OF the survivors OF the
Crimean war and a naval brigade took
part in the parade aad were heartily
Cheerpd tEt !. .{,='Ir7s-.' 'za.7 frs ,sI lal,s q
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Tho General Session Meets at Denver, Col

Tho General Session Meets Mt Denver, Col.
PoWderly Present.
DENVER, Col, Nov. lO.-The General
Assembly Of the Knights OF Labor met
in the Fifth Street Theatre Mt 8 o'clock
this afternoon. There are already in
the city 800 delegates and 100 more are
expected to arrive tonight and to.mor.
row morning.
Among the most prominent Knights
present arc Grand Master Powderly, A.
W. Wright, OF Canada, and Morris l..
Wheat, OF Ohio. Tonight MIR. Powderly
delivered an address at the coliseum
upon "The Labor Situation Of the Day."
A large amount Of business is to be
transacted before this session, also cleo.
ton Of officers for the next two years.
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Jackson, Miss, Nov. lO.-Joa Jack.
son, one of tho Rube Burrows gang,
confined in the penitentiary here for
some time waiting trial for train rob.
berry, and whose trial was to have begun
this morning in the Federal Court,
suicided by jumping from the third aoor
Of the corridor Of the court to the
ground, a distance OF sixty feet. His
neck was broken by the fall.
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COLUMBUS, O., Nov. lo.-The State
Board OF Agriculture has received re.
ports OF an epidemic cholera among hogs
in several counties OF the State, where
the swine are dying in large numbers.
Sensational stories are atloat that large
numbers Of the diseased hogs have been
slaughtered and shipped to Philadelphia.
The matter will be investigated. n
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A DRAMATIC INCIDENT.
u)mmie': Struthers Falls Dead mt tho
Height OF the Panic.

u)immie,: Struthers Falls Dead Mt tho
Height of the Panic.
New YORK, Nov. i0.-Tho big clock
on the wall OF the Stock Exchange want
cd fifteen minutes Of 10 o'clock when 4
trinity built man, whose hair was gray,
entered by the Wall street door. He was
James Struthers, and he walked slowly
and with evident effort through the
crowd toward the centre OF the room.
Mon who knew him, and who saw him
pNas, remember now when they talk OF
Ills death, that he acted as il something
was the matter with him. They were
too busy to pay much attention TO sIck
man at the time-too busy watching the
lise and fall OF the markets.
1t was 1850 o'clock when Struthers
reached point on the floor between the
stands OF the New York Central and
the Chicago Eastern and Illinois.
Grouped thera were G. d. Gunther, L
o. Read and q Mr.. Francis. As strItt1ers
came up behind Read ho tottered and
brushed past him. Read was busy with
tho market, and when Ire half turned
and saw Struthers he said petulantly:
Jimmy, don't do that, I'm busy" The
totterins man paid no attention to this,
but kept on. Tho next man he reached
was Gunther. He fell Rquarely up
against Gunther, who stepped back to
get out Of tho way. This permitted him
10 isll to hia knees. From that position
he tumbled forward on his face. Then
Gunther and Read jumped to his SIDE
and turued him over on his back. blt
there waa no mistaking the look on ms
face, Ho was dying, while the 1rantlc
crowd shouted out their bids for stocl :
and announcements OF sales. mea'
senger was hurriedly sent for Or. hewitt,
who is a member Of the Exchange. ne
came seven minutes alter Struthers lad
fallen. He Raw the caso was hopeless
and in three minutes he said Struthers
was dead. u. 80
"a soon as 1t became known, Presi-
dent nickerman stopped tho noise ny
mountin. the rostrum and announcing
the DEATH. He eaid business would DC
euspended lor helf an hour on account
OF the death. Gray.coated attendants
OF tho Exchange brought stretcherI
and tho body was taken mp 10 the thifo
gtory to one OF the directors rooms.
The President called upon the Board
Of Governors, and there was nm inform,
al meeting, the result Of which was no!
made public. -. !, -, =,
In the Interval Coroner Levy camt
and examined half dozen witnesses
Ds. Hewitt said he believed death %as
caused by apoplexy. To Mr.. Oharie!
Il. Struthers, n nephew Of the deat
man, the coroner gave q permit ior TN
removal OF tho body, which was taken Y
an undertaker's. The nephew said th'
family had expected this all along:
Mr.. Read told the coroner how struth
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1nsymputl,y WIN noo,,.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-Thousands OF per.
Sons were turned away yesterday from
Westminster Abbey where Canon Farrar
preached a sermon on General Booths
philanthropical scheme, after having
made atour OF the salvation army centres
during the previous week. Canon
Farrar made frequent appeal in behalf
OF the scheme, but he wished it to be
understood that he alone was responsi.
BILE for the views he expressed on the
subject. = ssEs.3.sr5I I7-9
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a Penri Hunting Craze.

BLooMlSo7os, Ills, Nov. l0.-Two
boys residing at Kappa recently obtained
about 40 pearls from mussels found in
the Mackinaw river. Two OF the pearls
they took to Peoria where they were
offered 500 for the pair. 1t is believed
that there are many thousands Of dollars
worth Of pearls in tho mussels, with
which the Mackinaw is profusely stacked.
The discovery o. the boys has inaugur-
ated pearl hunting craze along the
hanks OF the Mackinaw in Mclean,
Tazewell and Woodford counties.
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Travelling Men Indignant.

SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. 1O.-Great in
dignation is expressed among travelling
men now in this city at the retaliation
OF the authorities at Victoria. Since the
passage of the Mckinley law every
drummer doing business in Victoria has
been required to pay a license Of $50.
This only allows him to sell goods by
sample until January j, when every
foreign salesman must pay fee OF 500
for the privilege. Drummers who Have
returned from Victoria report business
dull and advise all members of the Tray.
cling Mems Protective Association to
keep away from Victoria.
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"HENnY NJ. STANLEY,
"Ntw York, November s, 1890"
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Navnl officer Sand. bnrrcd

New YoRK, Nov. lo.-Dr. Dslavan
Bloodgood, the veteran medical director
OF the United States Naval Laboratory
in the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, was sand.
bagged at . o'clock on Sunday morning
and robbed Of his gold watch and chain
and pocket-book. AS a result of his in.
juries he is to-day suffering greatly from
the shock. No arrests have yet been
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colorod People and tho Worlds Fair.

CulcAco, ILL, Nov. lo.-The princi.
pal and most important subjec. now
discussed in Worlds Fair circles is that
as to whether the calored people shall
have separate exhibit or any show at
all at the coming exposition. The rep.
resentative colored people OF Chicago
will hold a meeting on next Wednes.
day at Bethesada Church to discuss that
question. Protests are coming from all
over the United States against the fact
that President Harrison ia his Worlds
Fair appointments has not recognizs Cd
the .colored race. Il az - sg.l1
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NEw YoRk, Nov. 1O.-Arrived, Aura.
MIA, from Liverpool; Egyptian Mon
arch, from London; Russia, from Ham.
burg; the Queen, from Liverpool.
souruAlrroS, Nov. l0.-Arrived, Ell.
der, from New York.
GLASGOW, Nov. l0.-Arrived, State OF
Alabama, from Baltimore, and State oil
Nevada, from New York.
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BOLD EXPRESS' ROBBERY.
Flicker Lo.ss sig 900 by tho

Messenger Flicker Los.s $4,000 by tho
Operation.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 1o.-Two night
trains on the Georgia railroad, one leav.
ing Atlanta for Augusta at 1880 and
the other leaving Augusta for Atlanta
at the same hour, were robbed last
night.
The Southern Express Company takes
no packages, it being through run, and
tho messengers sleep in cots in tho ex-
press car. The train leaving Augusta
was robbed OF about $40. -
The messenger 10 in Atlanta and his
story has not been yet received. Messen-
ger FIicken, who reached here this
morning, is heavy loser, as telegram
from Atlanta says his packages amounted
to Sl2O0O. .s.
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Tho Close In London.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-A. the close prices.
as compared with those rulings at 1880
p. m., showed IN advance OF for con-
aols for both money aud account, de-
cline OF It for A. & G. W. iirsts; no
change for A. 4 G. W. seconds; de-
cline OF for Canadian Pacific; decline
OF l.! for Erie; a decline OF for Eric
and consols; a decline Of l for Illinois
Central; 4 decline OF II for St. Paul
common; decline of II for New York
Central; decline Of for Pennsylvania,
and decline OF I for Reading.
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ra
Tho Greck Parliament.

ATHENS, Nov. 1o.-The Chamber of
Deputies was opened to-day by the King
in person. In his speech opening the
session, His Majesty said shat the mem
bers OF the cabinet were confident of the
expediency OF returning to the electoral
system based on the old laws. The min
istry, he said, would spare no efforts to
meet all the engagements OF the State.
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Governor Campbell Ill.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. lO.-Governor
Campbell is so seriously i'll that visitors
have been forbidden. He is threatened
With typhoid.pneumonia anditis doubt.
iul II he will be sufficiently recovered to
attend the Thurman banquet Thursday
evening.
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LONDON, Nov. 10.-Kats Riordan, til Q
woman who shot Dr.. Bright, Master OF
University College, Oxford, was again
arraigned before the Mayor OF Oxford
to-day, and WAS committed for trial,
Miss Hiordan has confessed that she did
the shooting. She says she did not in.
tend to harm Or. Bright and that she is
now sorry that she shot at all. She
Graves mercy from Dr. Bright and from,
Mr.. Haines, who is engaged to DR..
Bright's daughter, and who Miss Rior.
dan charged was formerly engaged to
herself, - :
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NEw. Yonk, Nov. 1o.-The deputy
sheriff has returned unsatis6ed the exc.
cutions on the three judgments aggre.
gatingo 5000 900 which were obtained
against the Duchess Of Marlborough last
week. The Duchess has no property
here and the income from the estate OF
her late husband cannot be levied upon.
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ALTOONA, Pa, Nov. l0.-Yesterday
morning at Duncansville, seven miles
west OF this city, the dead body Of
Charles Suder, a travelling aewing ma
chine agent, was found lying in small
stream. There were seven stabs in his
throat, any one OF which would have
caused death. There is no clue to the
supposed murlererg, ~
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Tepchers' Destitute.

Special Di'patch to the In.suiaeacer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. lo.-The
Washington county institute opened in
the Opera House in this city this morn
ing. The institute will DO in session un-
til Saturday. Among the lecturers are
Robert J. Burdette, the humorist, Col
onel Baine and other promine ent speakers.
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Chicago Grain n1arkots Not Affected.

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Markets on the
Board OF Trade here this morning did
not respond to the weakness in stocks in
New York and London. The sentiment
among traders was to ths effect that
prices for grain and provisions were low
enough for trading basis, aud subse.
quently resisted any further depression.
December wheat, which opened at 373.
touched 97t shortly after the opening,
but that was the Lowest point reached,
and at those figures bull movement set
in which carried the price to 9Ss, A re-
ceasion followed, and at 1880 o'clock
the price stood at the opening. Other
grains and provisions Bympathized with
u.iaek '.,-.' s.-.Egs, sa-t .L.s-
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY,

Professor Koch Will Give His Cure for
Consumption to tho Public.
BERLIN, Nov. 10.-Profcssor Koch
dismissed as completely cured several
of the patients whom he has been
treating for consumption. His son.in.
law, Dr.. Piuhl, promises that the
method OF treatment will be made pub.
lie within three weeks. He says that
the method is not exactly OF the nature
Of incubation. He asserts that 1t cures
lupus quickly and surely. q ~
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The Pcnusylvnniu Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l0.-The official
count OF Allegheny county. completed
to-day, shows majority for Stewart
(Rep.) for Congress over Craig (Dem. OF
2,G6l. This gives Stewart majority Of
81 in tho district (thc Twenty.fourth)
Craig, whose election has heretofore
been claimed. The district in 1883 gave
Ray (Rep.) 1888 majority. The deiega-
ton from the State in the next Congress
will consist Of eighteen Republicans and
ten Democrats-a Democratic gain Of
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An Armenian Raid,

ERzoURouA, Nov. lO.-Five hundred
armed Armenians concentrated at Mador,
on Russian territory yesterday and made
a raid on several Kurdish villages, kill
ing five persons. The band was attacked
and dispersed by Cossacks. The police
here have made large seizure Of rifles
and ammunition INTENDED for Armeni-
ana -e icy rH.. 'H Es 5.-s
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Fell From n Scnnold.

PRAGUE, Nov. 10.-A portion Of the
roof Of house in course Of erection in
this city collapsed to-day, demolishing a
sca1fold upon which a number OF men
were working. Five dead workmen aud
six injured have been extricatcd from
the ruins. Others are still buried in the
dahria. Hr r h.. Ewes, ~, "a 7..I1
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LONDON, Nov. 1o.-The Chronicles Ber.
lin correspondent says it is rumored in
Catholic circles that Notwithstanding
0 oflicial assurances to the contrary the
young King OF Spain Is weak and not
likely to live long.
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ENTERED HIS LEFT SIDE.

holah alter the 1elloW, who had fed in
the direction OF Crown Hilr and was
climbing the embankment. Pendery
fred twice, and the fellow cried ont each
time. The detective traced him IN
cabin on the banks OF the Kanawha
river, two or three hundred yards away
but found the door locked. = =
He shadowed the place until dav|icb.
and then placed guard on watch. r.
was learned that colored man Law
wounded in the cabin, but the other in.
mates claimed that be had fallen IRON, q
trestle-work and hurt himself. Snhso.
quently, however, it was ascertained
Beyond doubt that the fellow was
suffering from two serious bullet
wounds. A physician, who was called. s
pronounced his condition critical. Be.
sides the wounds themselves there was
GREAT DANGER or BLOOD. po1soy1ya
After having located bis man and soen (
that.he wassafely under guard, Detect
i've Pendery. went to The depot ut Grown
Hill und dressed his own wound Tho
bullet had struck rib on the Loft sidn
ploWed deep furrow six inches long in
the. flesh. After performing tho al1rpicai
{; rst train fnr r;na unn uutec.lV9 LOOK the
tho o' otIo;r tI" a. ~ ~ oincihnat, ana reported
H He was - connraIn,..p e .Hup'ny s!eaoquarters.
AMI m 1aa tho .u narra "tu.i'e9 on ms good work
ha want @ e hn,no ~ % tlau ulsPlayea. Then
nearlv two ava wosta neio i'e was confined lor
ma ohstrn.,;n,'. inn. ,'.,,,,,;,., Al. !,
n,ocaJ ''thosloa ia ~ ~ when the fellow had
bova daro;ia,I S NJ Ne "Snla % undoubtedly
o ian wh;ch it,r woa W. ~ . tastnylng Virgin.
Fortunateiy,.the shota had a;,s wv anlnnles.
from the depot, and while tho dstsc.ivap H,p
was
GUARDING TIE CABIN II
Others removed the "To' rail from tba
froo Hal t.oui .ue
accom- nanioa ~, ! a.,.n, ,oa. " Jaa wreck,
sso ~ :, po ~ ne'a'y 'oss VI NE would
nave tv peen inevitable: fJfs
me wounded trA'nl.wrecker is still
confined TO bed and under constant
gnard. HIS condition is serious, as
blood poisoning has appeared, and Tho
doctor thinks the chances are greatly
against hls!recovery. Shonld he become
ape, ne VII! De formally arrested and
having peer notified. II was thought
~ crown mn that the wounded man
nc!ohss 70 gang OF train robbers and
thieves which infest that locality. Tho
IA Nttsl. T.
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7HB CAUSE OF IRELAND,
Magnificent Reception to Dillon
and O'Brien il New York.
MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Raised for the Fund ut the Metro.
politan Opera IIousc...Clcvcland,
Vice President Morton and
Dcpow at tho Meeting.

NRw York, Nov. rl0.-Rarely before
has tho Metropolitan Opera House helt
such an audience as 1t did tonight
when the Irish societies OF the City o!
New York gave public reception to the
Irish representatives, Messrs. O'Connor,
O'Brien, Dillon, Sullivan, Harrington
and Gill. There were about 1000 peo-
pie in the house. 'alf va 6rN
Broadway, from the Hoffman House,
at Twcnty.tifth street, to the Metropolis
tan Opera House, ut Tbirty.ninth street,
was thronged with crowds who walled
patiently for an hour 10 see tho dis.in-
guished 1rishmen pass on their way to
the meeting. Many Of these people tried
to purchase tickets for the demonstration
but were turned away. Ern
Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs.
O'Connor occupied the frat box to the
right OF tho platform. The list OF Vice
Presidentscontained among others, these
names: Hugh J. Giant, Grover Cleve-
land, Levi P. Morton, Gov. Hill, Charles
A. Dana, William H. Evarts, William O.
Whitney, Gen. William T. Sherman,
Chauncey NJ. Depew, William B. Grace,
Joseph H. Choate, Carl Schulz, White.
law Reid, Father McGlynn, John A.
Cockerill, of the World, Roswell 2.
Flower, Daniel DouSherty and Thomas
L. james.
A few minutes after o'clock, Messrs.
O'Brien and Dillon walked on the stage.
This was a signal for loud and enthu-
elastic applause, 70 s.nl