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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23
ENCYKLIKA
Jego SWAT. Papieza Leona XIII.
OKWEsTYI sOCYALNEJ.
(Ciag dalszy).

Ola tego nazywaja sic dobrem pu65icsme0',
poniewaz 6qczq 7udsi, By e'to0orsyc z MICH ma-
rod (Sw. Tom.) Przeciwnie spofeczehstwa
tworzace sic W jego }onie So uwazane "a pry-
Datne So niemi stocie, poniewaz bezposre-
dnia ich racya bytu jest prywatny i wy}aczny
pozytek ich cz}onk6w.
Spo1eczeGstwem prywatnem jest to, ktore
sic tworzy celu prywatnym, jak kiedy dwoch
lub trzech lacey sic spoke, aby razem pro-
wadziG handel ze te spo}ecze6stwa ME moga
istnieG jak tylko W ionic spo}eczehstwa swiec@
kiego, kt6rego tworza czesci, stad ME wynika,
m6wiac og6lnie zwazywszy ich nature, aby
mocy pa1stwa zabroniG i'm istnienia. Prawo
istnienia da}a i'm natura sama, a spo4eczehstWo
swieckie zosta1o ustanowione na to, aby strzedz
prawa naturalnego, ME ma to, aby ie n1We-
czy6. Dlatego tez spo}ecze6stwo swleck1e' kto'
reby zakazywa}o istnienia spo3eczehstW pry-
watnych, godzi}oby samo ma siebie, ponlewaz
wszystkie stowarzyszenia publiczne pryWatne
wywodza swe pochodzenie tel samej zasady
naturalnej: }acznosci towarzyskiej cz1owleka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23
TelegTamy zagraniGZle=
NieszczesliWe wypadki jazdy
balOnem.
Explozya gazu W MOnachium.
Rabusie W ROsyi.
Rabusie W ROsyi.
Niemlcy.
Berlin, % czerwca.


Komisya wyznaczona W celu
zbadania czynnosci STANDARD
Oil Co." w Niemczech, ma
orzec, czy prowadzenie intere-
sow tegoz towarzystwa jest
prawnem, ma ona r6wniez
,staraG sic o zniesienie c}a naf-
towego, jakotez ma obmysle6
:sposoby, czyby sic ME da}o
'otrzymywac matte innych
niezaleznych zrode} naftowych
W Ameryce.
Berlin, % czerwca.
Ma nastepce Windhorsta W
.obwodzie Meppen wybranym
zosta} do pruskiej Izby pos}6w
hr. Ballestrem.
Monachiatna, % czerwca.
Wczoraj wieczorem by1a eks,
plozya W teatrze gazu ludowym,
,skutkiem czego try osoby
-odnios}y ciezkie uszkodzenia.
Bezposrednio po eksplozyi wy
buch1 pozar W teatrze, kt6ry
wyrzadzi1 znaczne szkody.
Berlin, % czerwca.
Cesarz zamianowa}hr. Schu-
lenburga pu}kownikiem "a
wspieranie sskanclerza Caprivi
w obronie rzadu przeciw ma
padom hr. Hohenthals.
Berlin, % czerwca.
Radca tajny Wermuth u
ministerstwa spraw wewne-
trznych, niemiecki komisarz
wystawy powszechnej W Chi
cago, zacza} na seryo pracowaG
winteresie wystawy. Oswald
cyl on korespondentowi gaze
ty zwiaakowej, ze odnosne
druki rozes}a} juz do najzna-
czniejszych dom6w handlo-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23
Wtorek, dnia % Czerwca 1891 r.

prawy odbywa}y sic przy
drzwiach zamknietych.
Minister wojny Freycinet
odpowiedzia}, re juz W r. 1889
poczyni} odpowiednie kroki
przeciw Turpinowi i Tripane-
mu, ale przekona} sic, zeproces
publiczny wyswieci}by sprawy,
kt6re ministerstwo wojny po'
winno zatrzymac W tajemnicy.
Delarmay wspomnia1 o tenn,
ze attache przy poselstwie an
gielskiem, juz W T. 1888 pre-.
strzega} Rad, re tajemne sto-
sunki odbywaja sic fabryka
Armstrong6w. Po d}ugich de-
batach przyjeto wotum zaufa,
MIA Freycineta 33S g}osami
przeciwko 1877.
PaayS, 90 czerwca.
Strajk robotnik6w PREY
omnibusach W Bordeaux wy
wo}a} dzisiaj wielki niepok6j.
Pewna liczba obywateli po}a'
czy}a sic re strajkerami, i mu-
siano zawezwat oddzia} kawa-
leryi do uporzadkowania ulicy.
Wiele osob zosta}o rannych.
Wieczorem by}y znowu rozru-
chy. strajkerzy wyrzucii pc
wna liczbe woz6w SYN i po-
d1ozyli ogieh poo budynek, W
kt6rym sprzedawano bilety.-
Wielka Brytania.
Loudyn, % czerwca.
Ashley Froude, syn history
ka Froude, zamianowauy 20
sta} sekretarzem brytyjsklej
komisyi morza Behringa.
Lomdye, % czerwca.
Gladstone znowu zanlemog1
z powodu natszajacej mowy
do biskup6w kolonIi.
Rosya.
Petersburg, % czerwca.
Wczoraj wydarzy1o sic W
poblizu tego miasta straszne
nieszczescie. Wielki balon, na
legacy do hr. Apraxina, kt6re-
60 nape}niano gazem, wyrwaf
sic trzymajacym go ludziom i
uprowadzif czterech robotri-
k6w, znajdujacym sic W }6dce.
z nadzwyczajna szybkoscia
wzni6s} sic W gore, a potem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23
Guatemala.
Meuico, % czerwca.

Urzedowo zaprzeczaja do
niesieniu telegram6w, jakoby
Rad Guatemala wyda} bondy
ma 6 milion6w dolar6w zamiast
ma 3 miliony i jakoby owe 3
miliouy zosta}y sprzedane "a
40 cd sta, a zysk tego przez
prezydenta Balmacede scho,
wauy do kieszeri. Bondy So
opatrzone podpisem skarbnika,
ministra fnans6w dyrektora
rachunkowego i ME przecho-
dzac przez rece prezydenta, a
nadto ME sprzedaje ich sic "a
got6wke, tylko ich sic uzywa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23

pek1. Czterech nieszczesliwych
spad}o ma ziemie i roztrzaskali
sic ma miazge.
Petersburg, % czerwca.
Depesze Tifis donosza, ze
banda z}ozona siedmiu rabu-
slow napaa}a ma w6z pocztowy
W pobli2u wsi saljan, zamor-
dowafa dw6ch podr6znych, a
woznica poni6s@ ciezkie uszko.
dzenia. Rabusie zrabowali
potem wieS Saljan umkneli.
Wys}ano kozak6w W pogo1 "a
mimi.
MoskaOa, 80 czerwca.
Wydawca moskiewskiej illu-
strowanej gazety strzelR dis
pistoletu do wydawcy ,,Mosk.
Wiedomosti." Kula chybi}a
przeznaczonego celu, ale traf}a
dziennikarza Sibiriakowa, kt6.
ry natychmiast ducha wyzio-
nal. =
WfOchy.
Rsyma, % czerwca.
Rad zakaza} w}adzom
wydawania pozwolenia ma
zgromadzenia publiczne, maja-
ce ma Gel u wystepowanie pre-
ciwko tr6jprzymlerzu.
Bari, 90 czerwca.
so osob zosta}o aresztowa.
nych powodu, re na]eza}y do
taJeinneSo CoWarZysCWa ,,lnIa-
me Legge."
Rsymo, % czerwca.
Miuisterstwo zamierza zam.
knac posiedzenia parlamentu
W przy sz}a sobote. Poprzednio
ma zaz;!dac potwierdzenia od-
nowionego tr6jprzymierza.
POrtugaIia.
Lizb0nu, % czerwca.
Donosza. re Rad przyja}
dym'syq gubernatora Mozam-
bique, Machado.
Meksyk.
st. Louis, 22 czerwca.
L Meksyku donosza: Pred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23

p6}nocy podnios}y kotwice i
Mkt ME vie, dokad sic uda}y.
Sadza, il otrzyma}y rozkaz
udania sic do Haiti, azeby "a
zada6 do Hippolyta zadosc'
uczynienia "a naruszenie kon-
sulatu meksyka6skiego. De-
pesza przynoszaca szczeg63y z
Aurina wywo}a}a wielkie obu'
rzenie i opinia publiczna zada
zadosycuczynienia jak najzu-
pe3niejszego re strony Haiti.
Wysoki pewien urzednik
powiedzia}, re obydwa owe
okrety ME zosta}y wys}ane do
Haiti, tylko do Huatusco, aby
s}umic powstanle lndyan.
Washington, % czerwca.
Rad meksykahski uwiado-
mil Sonora Romero, il meksy.
ka6ski konsul W Port-au-
Prince doni6s}, re ma rozkaz
prezydenta Hippolyta do jego
domu wtargneli uzbrojeni zo}-
nierze zabrali czterech poll
tycznych zbieg6w, kt6rych ma
tychmiast rozstrzelano.
Wprawdzie prezydent Diaz
ME chwali podobnego posta-
pienia, ale sadzi, IL meksykah-
ski Rad przez to ME zosta} ami
posrednio ami bezposrednio
obrazony, gdyz konsulowje
yedle miedzynarodow prAw
ME maja prawa chronienia
zbieg6w politycznych.
Guatemala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23
ROk IL.
do wykupowania dawnych not
urzedu skarbowego.
Indye.
SinaZ0, % czerwca.

S1mot0, ~ czerWca.
Donosza, re wdowy po
James w. Quinton j F. St.
Claire Grimwood, zamordowa.
nych W czasie rozruch6w W
Manipur, otrzyma}y dozywo-
tnie pensye po $4,000 ro-
cznie.
Calcutta, % czerwca.
Jeszcze jeden ksiaze Mani.
puru zosta} skazany ma smierc
"a prowadzenie wojny przeciw
cesarzowej Indyj i "a pomoc
przy mordowaniu oficer6w
brytyjskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23
Podroi fodka przez Ocean.
Wiezienie wysadzOne W po-
WietrZe.

FSmdzay, o., %. czerwca.
Wiezienie miejskie W Ma
comb, s mil stad, ubieg}ej no.
cy dynamitem zosta}o wysa-
dzone W powietrze. Mkt ME
zosta} uszkodzony, gdyz VIA
snie ME by}o zadnego wieznia.
Ia sprawc6w uwazaja kilku
m}odych ludzi, kt6rych "a male
przestepstwa ostatnimi czasy
kilkakrotnie zamykano. Eks-
plozya s}yszec MONA by3o ma
kilka mil w oko}o.
Take werdykt.
Indianapolis, %. czerwca.
w ubieg}y piatek Harry
Carpenter, majetny farmer W
naszym okregu, odebra} sobie
zycie wystrza}em rewolweru.
Jury koronerska po ogledzi-
mach sadowych wyda}a wczo-
(Dok. la 4stej str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23

Wermuth zamierza odWle-
die Chicago W zimie, aby po-
czyniG tam odnosne przygoto-
wanna.
BERLIN, % czerwca.
Cesarz Wilhelm zamierza po
uko1czeniu odwiedzin Anglii
udac sic do Bergen W Norwe-
gil. Stad ma zamiar udac sic
do wysp Tromsoe, a pozniej
do Skive, aby wziac udzia} W
po}owie wieloryb6w.
AustrO : Wegry.
Wdedem % czerwca.
Wczoraj by} rozruch W Ba-
tanyana Wegrzech. Gromada
robotuik6w, pcdburzona przez
agentow socyalistycznych, ma
pad}a ma ratusz by}aby bu-
dynek zniszczy}a, gdyby od-
dzia} zandarmeryi ME nadszed1
zpomoca.
zandarmi dali ognia, zabili
4 osoby ma miejscu, a Z ranili.
To ostudzi}o socyalist6w bar
dzo, i wreszcie uda}o sic VIA
dry, zaprowadzic zupe}ny po-
rzadek.
W1edei, % czerwca.
Warstaty okretowe W Pola
spali}y sic.
Francya.
Pmy;, % czerwca.
Wielka liczba ludzi zgroma
dzi]a sic wczoraj W Bois de
Col mbes, aby przypatrze6 sic
balonowi. Wiatr dat gwa}to-
why / balon znajdowa} sic juz
ma wysokosci dom6w, gdy sill
ny wiatr uderzy} MIN o komin
pewnego domu. Balon pek}, a
kierownik balonu Cauthier i
jego towarzysze poniesli ciez-
kie uszkodzenia. Ma szczescie
utraci} balon tyle gazu, re ME
m6g} sic wniesc juz wyzej. Spa
da} powoli ma ziemie W ko1cu
publicznosG sciagne}a go zu-
Pary5, % czerwca.
W Izbie pos}6w zapyta} dzi,
siaj Lassere, dlaczego Rad tax
d}ugo odwleka} sprawe procesu
melinitowego, i dlaczego roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23

Wermuth zamierza odwie-
die Chicago W zimie, aby po-
czynic tam odnosne przygoto-
wanna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-23

Telegramy KrajoWe.
Znaczna powodz W Missouri.
Walka W wiezieniu karnem W
Tennessee.
Defraudacya W urzedzie mierni.
czym W Westinghouse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
THE APPRAISERS.
More Philadelphia officials Placed
Under Arrest. I:
BAILED FOR A HEARING MONDAY

Each Furnishes $500 as a Guar.
anty for His Appearance - They
Are Satisfied, They Say, They Can
Prove Their Innocence-A Sensa-
tion in Political Circles.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. TO- Warrants
were issued yesterday for the arrest Of
the five mercantile appraisers, on COM
plant of City Treasurer Wright. The
appraisers, hearing of the issuance of
the warrants, appeared before Magis-
trate Pole and gave bail in $500 each
for hearing on Monday next.
The party did not stop at Magistrate
Poles house any longer than was
necessary to enter bail. Mono of the
appraisers would talk about the case.
The most that any of them would say
was that they were satisfied that they
could prove their innocence.
The news of the issuance of the war
rants caused something of sensation
about South Penn square. 1t was ex-
pected by everyone that the arrests
would be made i'll day or two, but mp
one was quite ready for the news when
1t did come, as it was n well known fact
that Lawyers McCulleu and Barlow
were still at work in the treasurer's
Office examining the evidence collected
by MIR. Wright and his assistants.
Lawyer Barlow during the morning
called on District Attorney Graham
and explained to him the nature of the
evidence. The district attorney then
had a consultation with Lawyer Nc
Cullen, counsel for Wright. Mr.. Bar
low was also at the conference.
After considerable discussion OF the
appraisers muddle the gentlemen came
to the conclusion that while the evidence
was not all in the exact shape in which
enough at hand to make out prima
facie case against the accused officials
and they decided to take immediate nc
tinn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
To Urge Our Fair on Italy.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-At a meeting
of prominent Italians the committee
appointed at previous meeting to urge
the Italian government to take part in
the Worlds fair reported that no
answer had been made to their request.
A resolution was adopted urging Italo-
American associations in all sections of
the country to send delegates to con-
vention in this city on Monday, Dec. Z,
to discuss and take action looking to
the promotion of the fair by urging
Italy to accept the invitation extended
BY the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10

LONDON, Sept. 10.-Counsel on behalf
of the jpnta, or provisional government
of Chile, applied 10 judge Of the high
court of justice for an order restraining
the owners and officers of the British
mail steamer Moselle, from Montcvideo,
expected to arrive at Southampton this
week, from relinquishing possession of
the million dollars in silver said to be-
long to the government of Chile, except
by depositing it in the Bank of England.
The judge allowed the notice to be
served for Wednesday next, and issued
tho restraining order in the eantime
The silver in question is that taken to
Montevideo by the British war vessel
Espiegle at the request of President
Balmaceda.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
Tho Produce Market,

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 9.-State and western
flour, super, s37jG4; do. do. extras, $40
$50; No. 2 winter family S4.4O6I6O; Pennsyl-
vania roller process, SI65A4.9G western winter
clear, Af014.90. do. do. straight, sigOSa5.l0
winter patent, new, s5sl0D535 Minnesota,
clear, Sl.'595.lo. straight. S5is5.25: do patent.
$o3StD5,75. Rye -four, SL750S5 por barrel.
Wheat-WeaS, lower. with sl.C0N bid and
9l.Ol asked for September; sl.Ol9s bid and
$lW asked for October; Sl.O3 bid aud 81 tBls
askei for November; $l.uj1 bid and Sl.06
asked fer December.
Corn-Dull, nominal, with re. bid and
T5c. asket Tor september: 6g,Sc. bid aAd 7Ojhc.
asked for October; sec. bid and 67c. asked
for November; 5ac. bid and 600. asked tor
December.
OATS Quiet, steady, with 3Tlxc. bid AAd 5s,ko
asked for September; sSo. bid and 57l1c nak ad
for October; 971sc. bid and 3slsc asked for
November; aTISc, bid and asIsc. asked for
DeeemLar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 10.-The
Massachusetts Prohibition state conven.
ton unanimously placed in nomination
the following ticket: For governor,
Charles Fl. Kimball, of Lynn; for lieu.
tenant governor, Augustus r.. Smith,
of Lee; for secretary of state, Alfred
W. Richardson, of Springfield; for au.
ditor, William Oscar Armstrong, Of
Boston; for attorney general, Wolcott
Harlin, of Amherst Mr.. Armstrong.
the candidate for auditor, is colored
man, and three cheers were given ''fei
the first black man put upon state
ticket
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10

VENEzIA, Sept. 10.-King Carol, OF
Roumanla, has arrived in this city, per.
haps only in time to be at the side OF
his eccentric wife at her death. They
are together at hotel here, and the
king has decided not to leave the city
for some time, on account of the ex-
ceedingly unfavorable reports of Car.
men Sylva's condition which are giver
her. Specialists in nervous diseases
have held consultation at the bedside
of the queen and have pronounced her
illness to be dangerous. She is suffer.
ing from complete nervous prostration.
and it is doubted if her debilitated
physique will enable her to pull through.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10

BROOKLYN, Sept. 10 Just before the
horses entered the track at Sheepshead
Bay for the morning gallops a fatal
affray occurred between two colored
men, Edward Mitchell, stableman,
and Wilson Nelson, cook, both en-
ployed by r. Rice, horse owner at the
track. The men quarreled over the
ownership of blanket, and Nelson,
procuring an AK, attempted to strike
the other with it. Mitchell then drew
a revolver and shot his assailant twice
in the head, near the temple, killing
him instantly. After the shooting
Mitchell went to Coney Island and gave
himself up to the police.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
Veterans Reunion.

Z EMPORIUM, Pa. Sspt. 10.-The fifth
HHnual reunion of the First Pennsylva.
nia cavaly, Pennsylvania Reserve corps,
is in session here. Among the notables
present are General Gregg, the Repub.
hcan candidate for auditor general who
- Il commander of the regiment during
the war. Other distinguished persons
,;resent are Ex-Governor Andrew G.
curtin; General John P. Taylor, a for
mer colonel of the regiment; General
Daniel II. Hastings Congressman Louis
4. Atkinson, former surgeon of the
regiment; Congressman Charles w.
Store and others. This afternoon big
parade will take place, and tonight there
"ill be banquet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Ex-Congressman Charles B. Clarke, OF
Neenah, Wis, is dying at Theresa, N. Y.
Ed. Partridge, the Chicago grain
plunger, is once more in the swim with the
wheat market. BY break in the market
yesterday he cleared profit of $4,000 or
more.
Admission day, commomorating the ad.
mission of California into the union, was
generally observed throughout the state
yesterday, Nearly all the business houses
rs well ms the public buildings were closed.
Mr. and Mrs, John Dickson, of Annis
ton, Ala, have been married three times
and divorced twice
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10

OswEGo, N. Y, Sept. 1O.-The Dem
ocrats of the First Osweso district had
their convention to eject delegates TO
the state convention yesterday. The
Cleveland men had the organization,
but Hill men had the delegates. The
Hill men elected C. N. Bulger, J. r.
OGorman and John Sharpe delegates to
the stale conven ion and indorsed
Flowers candidacy and that Of C. N.
Bulger for attorney general. The Cleve-
land mon elected Pat Grace, G. J. Sully
and J, ID. Kehoe state delegates They
also indorsed Flower.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept lO.-Three young
men were mortally wounded IN quar-
rel at Pembroke, Ga. Two of them
were sons of j. b. Brown, ex-ordinary
of Bryan county, and the third was p.
H. Patrick. One of the Browns and
Patrick came to blows over a settle
ment. The other Brown tried to separ-
ate them, when Patrick, mistaking his
motive, drew pistol and shot him.
Then ali three drew pistols and began
to shoot. Fifteen shots were fired, and
at the end ali three lay on the ground
with wounds believed to be fatal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. TO- While a
young lady school teacher was return
ing to her home near Arcadia she was
seized by negro on lonely portion Of
the road and dragged to the woods. The
negro tied her to tree, where he kept
her for two days, when she was found
by searchers She told them her story
and requested them to hide, as the ne.
gro would ieturn. they did so, and in
short time the negro made his appear
ance and was captured. He was fear
fully tortured. being skinned alive and
literally cut to pieces.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
eAsxsALL Yesterday
sheepshead Bay Races.

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, N. Y, Sept. 10. : First
race, mile Bermuda, 1; Tenny, 2; Worth, 8.
Time. la rs.
Second race, Futurity course, about " mile
Tom Harding, l; Ezra, Q; Glamor, Q. Time,
l.l23-5.
kThird race, the Belt stakes, Futurity course,
about u mile-Promenade,1 /; Refraction fllly,
.; Cokena filly, 8. Time, LII.
Fourth race, 4 mile-Busteed, l; Lady Pull
sifer, 2; Sequence colt .. Time, l.30 2-5.
Fifth race. Great Fall selling stakes, 14
miles-Carroll, l; Now or Never, 2; Virgie, 8.
Time, 1.56.
sixth race, mile on the turf-willlo L., 1;
Pagan, 2; Void, 8. Time, l.48.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-09-10
EMPIRE EREPUBLICANS
The Ticket Named by the Roches-
ter Convention.
]. sLoAT FAssET FOR GOVERNOR

Tho Young Collector Nominated on
the First Ballot - Vrooman for
Lieutenant Governor, O'Connor
for Secretary of State and Wade
for Comptroller.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. 10.-The Re
publican convention was an enthusiastic
and noisy assemblage. The cheering
began when j. Sloat Fassett, the new
collector of the port of New York made
his way up the aisle to take his seat
with the Chemung delegation, and was
continued at intervals whenever the
names of favorites were mentioned. The
applause that greeted every reference
to Blaine was deafening. W. w. Good
rich was temporary chairman, and his
speech and the naming of the usual
committees occupied all of the opening
session.
1t was 4:20 p. m. when the conven-
ton reassembled for the real work of
the day. The committee on permanent
organization reported the name of Hon.
James M. Varnum as permanent chair
man. Mr.. Varnum in accepting the
honor bestowed upon him, addressed
the convention at length.
The Nominations.
The committee on resolutions not
being ready to report nominations were
declared to be in order. Pending the
presentation of candidates a letter was
read from Andrew ID. White withdraw
ing his name from the consideration of
the convention. The name of j. Sloat
Fassett was then presented by Senator
OConnor, of Binghampton. Stewart l..
Woodford was named by William S.
Williams, of Kings county. General
James B. Carr was urged by James II.
Potts, of Rensselaer,. General Daniel
Butterfield presented the name of Gen
eral Wadsworth, and d. f. Kenefick, of
Erie, named Mr.. Becker.
The platform commends the Harrison
administration, praises Fosters man
agement of the treasury department
and Blaine's diplomacy. The protective
tariff is praised and the extension Of re-
ciprocal trade relations urged. The en-
forcement of the contract labor law is
commended, and the amplest protection
to the right of franchise pledged. Rus
sia's persecution of Jews is vigorously
condemned. The speedy construction
OF the Nicaragua canal is approved,
and Governor Hill accused of despotism.
In the balloting for governor the re-
suit was: Fassett, 514; Wadsworth, Sc;
Woodford. So; Becker, 90; Carr, SO.
Woodford then moved 10 make the vote
unanimous, which was done.
The twenty-third plank reads; eve
denounce the unpatriotic effort of Gov.
ernor Hill, through the last Democratic
assembly, to place the state in an un-
friendly attitude toward the Worlds
Columbian exposition to be held IN CHI
cago in 1898; that we recognize the me-
cessity for an exhibition by the state in
keeping with its commercial and i'm
dustrial supremacy in the nation, and
that we favor early actien by the next
legislature providing for proper ex-
b ibit from this state"
The other nominations were then
made by acclamation, as follows: Lieu
tenant governor, John w. Vrooman.
secretary of state, Eugene F. O.Connor;
attorney general, William s. Sutherland,
of Rochester; state engineer, Verplanck
Colvin, of Albany; state treasurer, Ira
M. Hedges; comptroller, A. G. Wade, OF
jamestown.