The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-01
CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON

CHICAGO. June 23.-3:S0 III. Cleveland
was nominated on first l,allo; amid intense
excitement. The vote was as follows: Cieve-
land 6I2H; Hill il3; Boies los; German
3616: Stevenson I6ss; Morrison ,; Carlisle
lS; Campbell 2; Whitney /; Russell |.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Convention met at
2.4S.
Lamb OF Indiana presents name of Gray.
Predicts victory with Indiana man on ticket.
Worthington Of Illinois presents name of
Stevenson of ILL.,
Kentucky seconds Stevensons nomination.
Uhl Of Michigan presents name Of Judge
Morse Of that state
New York seconds nomination Of Steven
son.
Tennessee seconds nomination Of Steven
son.
Terrible storm here. dark as night and
thunder and lightning, rain coming down
in streams.
Call Of states for ballot.
Alabama, Morse %; Florida, Stevenson, 6,
Gray 2; Delaware. Morse 6; Georgia, Morse
10. Gray 8; Idaho. Gray 6: Illinois, Steven
son 4s; Indiana, Gray 80; Iowa, Waiter
son 26; Kansas. Gray 20; Kentucky, Gray
II. Stevenson IL. Mitchell 2: Louisiana.
Stevenson l6; Maine. Gray 4, Stevenson Z;
Maryland, Gray y. Stevenson 4; Mass,
Gray D, Morse 5, Stevenson 20: Michigan,
Morse %; Minnesota, Gray Is; Mississippi,
Gray ., Stevenson 3, Morse |; Missouri,
Stevenson l6, Gray 10, Morse s; Montana.
Burke Cochran s. Lambert Tree /.
Before the ballot closed Gale of Ohio
moved to suspend the rules and declare
Stevenson, of Illinois, the nominee by ac-
clamatien. Motion carried.
Wholesale CeunterfeitIng.
SAN FRANcrsco, June 22.-Gioyanni Alb
betti and Poolo Visconte have been arrested
on charge of counterfeiting. and warrants
are out for the arrest of two Americans and
three more Italians on a similar charge.
Secret Service Agent Harris states that the
band has been at work for the past twelve
months, and have manufactured a great
amount of counterfeit money, nearly all of
which has been distributed by means Of the
various Italian colonies throughout Cali
fornia, Oregon Washington and British
Columbia and as far south as New Orleans.
In San Francisco alone over $4,000 in
counterfeit dollars and s. bills and lottery
tickets are known to have been issued, be-
sides large amount of coin, and it is esti-
mated the operations OF the band have
reached nearly 100000.
ALoneIy Death.
RosEBURG, Or June 22.-Jesse Bounds,
an old pioneer of this county, was found
dead last evening fifteen miles from Look
ing Glass James Frater came in from the
latter place this morning and the particu-
lars were obtained from him. Two weeks
ago Mr. Bounds and his two boys went out
after cattle, and yesterday the boys went to
Looking Glass for supplies. On returning
they found Mr. Bounds lying ON the ground,
3OO yards from their cabin. 1t is supposed
he fell dead but short time before, as the
body was not yet stiff. Heart disease was
likely the cause, as there is no indication
he was foully dealt with.
Blown 10 Atoms.
LAcHuTE, Que June 22.-Three men
were blown to atoms and one boy seriously
injured yesterday at the Brownsburg cart
ridge factory, which some years ago was
established by Captain Howard, Of the
Connecticut National Guard. and Of Gatling
gun fame. At o'clock yesterday after
noon the explosion occurred, which, even at
a distance Of four miles, was distinctly heard
at Lachute.
Order at.once some Of our New Crushed
ava coffee.