Telegram-herald., 1890-08-27

DzraoIr. Aug %. - Turner
"Rch." Rich" Turner" Turner'S
tae mani Rich Is sure 70 get therei'
These we're the words that we're eOntin-
ually sounded IN the foyer and CORR
dors OF the Russell House last night,
until u 6nally became a verilable babel
Of volces calling "R.ehw Turner" :"
"Turner," "Rich"'
The wTe pulleFs are az work using
every scheme imaginable 10 further the
interests OF their respective men. lu-
termingled vita the Riches and Tur-
ners we're heard the names OF Mccoy,
Wilkinson, Moore and other candidates,
according % the enthusiasm evoked Tor
them. The s.tust.oa becomes exceed =
ingly exciting and the efforts OF the
wire manipulation become exceedingly
amusing First they are seen Ia a
heated argument, then buttOnholing
delegates, gathering their forces and
finally assaulung the ranks of the enc
my. The Russell House is the head
quarters of the candidates and many
have rooms fitted up for reception pur-
poses. james NJ. Turner and JnO. 7.
Rich are already running opposition
70 each other Their rooms are only
short distance apart, and a continual
stream Of delegates poured INTO them
all the evening. At present Turner IS
leading by a half lenghth and trOtting
a speedy gait. He seems 10 be the
most popular man OF the gathering and
q feeling prevails that he Will be the
nominee OF the convention. Still moth
ing can DE automatically stated as to-
morrow may change things about
50 that the Turner aggregation VII
not know whether they are standing up
or lying. down. Jos. NJ. Weiss, OF the
Michigan Club, came near making
mess Ot Il last night, and by so doing
has injured the chances OF Moore, OF
Detroit, TOR State treasurer. His sup
port nas been pledged TO Moore, but
when he saw tie Turner boom ne I'M
mediately jumped from the Turner side
90 the tide for k'ch. A howl of rage
she last has not ", been heard from.
On this account several of Turner's
friends are boiling Moore.
To VIII oe q thr- e-cOTnered fight be-
tween Daniel Mccoy. James ". W.lkin-
SON and jos. +. Moore for the State
Treasurership. and bitter one at that.
EaCn man IS cor ldent Ot success and
DO IS said neither one VIII with
draw until forcrt by a convention
defeat. There are many complications.
TO has been claimed that the Upper
Peninsula would demand WllkinsOn's
nomination, but Waite, of Menomlnee,
says be has only the support of Mar
Quctte county. Moore has the Wayne
delegation at his back, and Kent s for
Mccoy. Waite is a Cand date from
Northern Michigan for iIeut-t1ovcrnOr.
He dd nos GO, uto the city until last
ucht, aud when ne arrived at the
Russell House. severl expressed their
dsapproval OK his withdrawal from the
race. Waite WAS thunder struck and
he gasned Why. / have done
nothing 0f the kind" ON max
mg au investigation ne found
that the Detroit evening News
had published an interview with Col.
Oscorle. n which fE w3s sad that waite
had Withdrawn no took Waite some
une t1g3tner bls scattered senses. and
when ac dfs ue found things much
worse than De anticipated. several OF
WHkIns0u' e supporters bad circu ated
stories shat be- H8s only school 10y
politician aad wpu.d not stand a ghost
O snotr
"Whst doyou propose DONG p asked
the fErEsRANs- tlrftLp.
"9 ann go.a- to iEat it out to the BIT
ter end, and Show wilkinson, 4 am
A school -bov poll .icau.' i.e has the sup
port of Marquette, and have Neuomi-
ues. ami we both have an equal chance
on tne outside ThIs was q scheme 70
freeze me out. bat I VIII show tnrm.
The mcufenant-'i ioveruor's 8 n7m nation
"a before State Treasurer in the ORDER ~
business. and the Upper Peninsula vii
stand bv me as soon as bv him. mere