Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-15
news By TELEGRAPH
From All Quarters.
THE CAMPAIGN IN Ohio.
Campbell Will Probably be
Renominated.
THE YACHT TIDAL WAVE WRECKED.
An Attempt at Robbery Re-
suits in Murder.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY.
Base Ball and Other Sport
ing Events.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY.
GOV. CAMPBELL THE NOMINEE.

GOV. CAMPBELL THE NOMINEE.
The Ohio State Democratic Conven-
ton Will Place Him in Nominal
ton To-Day Probably on the First
Ballot-The Feeling Between the
Two Factions Results in Blood
shed neutrality-suspicious. Drawn,
Five Shots Fired But No enc Fatally
Injured - An Innocent Bystander
Injured by a Bullet, After Which
the Revolvers Are Made to Take
the Place of Clubs.
CLEVELAND, O., July 14.-Governor
Campbell will be the nominee of the
democratic convention tomorrow for gov
and decisive and will be concluded with
the first ballot. Governor Campbell will
receive far more than enough votes to
nominate him, but the anti-Campbell dele
gates say they will go on record in oppo-
sition in order to prevent unanimous
nomination. Thus, so far as the conven-
ton is concerned, harmony is deliberately
rejected as an unnecessary political COM
modify and the only question is: Will
the anti-Campbell factions carry their
grievances to the pollsa There are twenty
five or thirty of the Hamilton county or
Cincinnati delegates who vow that they
will and these recalcitrants will have the
sympathy, if not the company, of dozen
or more of the Cuyahoga county,
or Cleveland, delegates. There
f havs G in the lob Tesay today TsI
between the Campbell delegates and their
demonstrative opponents, and in several
instances the disputes went to such an ex-
tent that the admirers of the governor an
swered the threats of the Hamilton county
delegates by defying their opposition and
declaring that Campbell could be both
nominated and elected without the help of
Cincinnati. 'The day has passed." angrily
exclaimed in stentorian tones a country
delegate in the Hollendon hotel, this even
ing, "when Cincinnati can rule the demo-
cratic party of Ohio. You kickers can do
your worst We will elect Campbell with
out Hamilton county.
All such expressions are deprecated
by both Campbell and Neal, but their
ill-efect is none the less felt in the party
ranks.
The day was not destined to pass, how
ever, without these disputes terminating
in bloodshed. While an angry wrangle
was in progress this evening in front of
the Plaindealer Office between Peter Nolan,
a Campbell man and amateur prize
fighter, and William and James Patterson,
Neal delegates, all understood to be from
the lie was passed and in an
instant revolvers were drawn. A lively
fusilade followed, in which four or five
shots were fired with mild results. An in
nocent bystander received one of the bull
let's, after which the weapons were used as
clubs with more appreciable effect on the
contestants. They all received numerous
gashes over the head and were bleeding
profusely when arrested. This unfortu-
nate incident tended at once to restore
more philosophical feeling all around.
The party leaders of all factions immedi-
ately entered vigorous protest against
the faction wrangles which have continued
throughout the day, and tonight petty
disputes are discountenanced by all and
strong attempt ia being made to restore
harmony.
The full strength of the Campbell fol-
lowing was not appreciated until the gov
ernor reached the city this afternoon His
arrival OF the Hollenden hotel at the head
of the Jackson and Thurman clubs of Co.
lumbus was the signal for an ovation.
Cheer after cheer was given for "the next
governor" and there were loud demands
for speech. The governor mounted
table in the center of the rotunda and
bowed his acknowledgements, but his speech
was brief. IT am glad to see you all, my
friends" said he, ''but have not much of
u speech to make now. expect, however,
to make one tomorrow after the nomina-
tion." Laughter and cheers.