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THE REMNANT.

Remaining lows Republicans &c Through
the Formula of Convention.
DEs MONIES. June 29.-Ths republican
state convention was called to order by II.
y. Mack, chairman Of the state central
COMMITTEES. X. =. Half. Of Muscatins, waa
made temporary chairman. He made Z
speech sulogizina the republican party. de-
nouncing the democratic party, and was
loudly applauded. A committee from the
state temperance alliance appeared before
the committee on resolutions and de-
manded that the previous declaration on
the temperance question be inserted in the
platform. Senator A. l.. Hager, OF Adair
county, was made permanent chairman
He delivered IN address on national issues,
The following ticket was nominated:
For secretary Of state, VIM. Mcfarland, re-
nominated by acclamation; auditor, g. e..
Mccarthy: state treasurer, b. II. Bosom,
by acclamation; Attorney General Stone
was renominated by acclamation; for rail
road commissioner, Geo. w. Perkins.
Tho platform endorses the nomination OF
Harrison and Reid and the republican
national platform; denouncos the demo
cratic platform, especially the plank insist
ing on the abolition Of the national tar on
tho issue Of state banks. A minority re-
potr was presented on the prohibition
question and q substitute moved to it. but
both were finally tabled.
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An extraordinary scene in q Hartford
church last Sunday was an exhibition with
cards. roulette and faro paraphsrnalia by q
reformed gambler as warning to the
young, says the Post Of that city. After q
hymn had been sung by the congregation
the convert was introduced. He dis
played his old tools of trade on stand near
the preachers desk and then addressed the
audience. He prefaced his remarks by
saying that for twenty -fve years he had
been professional gambler and only saw
the error of his ways after serving term
of imprisonment to which he was unjustly
sentenced for engaging in ''bunco' game.
Then he dealt some faro hands and showed
how the cards could be manipulated at will
out Of the dealers box. Next he produced
pack Of innocsnt-looking cards, and gave
out poker hands to members of the congre-
CATION, explaining that the back of each
card told the professional gambler what il
was. Illustrations with the roulette wheel
followed, and tho skilful reformed gambler
showed how he could twirl tho wheel SO as
to place the ball in a red or black pocket AZ
he chose. professional gambling" he
said, ''wss not even game OF chance. II
was nothing less than systematic robbery"
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DUEL BETWEEN AAKBLHnS
Jack D~lmers Killed ~ ntllY ~
Hp0kane. S8#SE

49, sE4 ~
Hp0kane. n # N XII Hi #s
SPOKANE, Juns 70. [Spscial. DllIys m
and Jack Dslmors, two gsmblssu " III y
involved In row over faro tat5S ~ n
morning. Dslmose, II ID olataa1d, tSl6 MI
he would kill him. Fay Asmsd himS a1M;
returned 70 tho strsst near tha aeans ce III
row. He met Dslmore. who said, X ArS ~ NJ
ready" The two mem pullsd thsiS ~
simultaneously. both missing the ns1t ~
Fay's second shot hit Delmefs bOleW A&
heart and proved fatal. Delnac1e'e uos
and laat shot missed ray aQain, baS "
iatter put another bullet tht0ueh hios 1ls
tsRonisrs hand. DeImors thsn 0pfana ulS9
and ran. pursued BY Fay, but imploss6 1x11
mot TO shoot again. The wounded IlllIs
was taken TO the Sacred Heart hospit9S
and lived about m hour. DslmoSo kneN
from the fret that his wound wss n0stSL
and ordered his shoes tnkon on that III
might "die Rame.'' When ~ The hospIt9k
he was asked II he wanted 10 send anrs
word 70 his people. .Iell thsm." ssid mi
II die happy. and this STAIR Mas all y Inl
take" Fay made no effort ~ sscapo b14
surrendered himself TO the authcsitis6 ma
was placed in tho city Jail until DelnoyaI
died when he was removed 30 ~ cousty
jail. Ell. s5Ss
Max Miller, 4 German laborsr, mot hanlI
self through the breast in closet "a ttlS|
rear OF : saloon. infictinR : probably fatAI
wound. love affair 10 said u bayo
prompted the act.
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CHOLERA IN EUROPE.
Tho Plague Has Crossed Over Into tn
Continent.

Tho Plague Has Crossed Over Into the
Continent
ST.. PETERSBURG. June 29.-Doctors sent
by the government have arrived at Baku to
aid in combating the ravages of cholera.
The Russian hotilla in the Caspian sea has
been ordered to watch all ships leaving
Persian ports. The quarantine stations in
trans-Capian territory have been increased
in number. Everything that medical
science can do will be done to stamp out
the scourge. In Dzisah, Tnrkeston. l3O
persons died in four days. The epidemic
prevails in more virulent form at Wanhka,
in the ans-Caspian territory. Brandy,
sugar and tea are daily distributed to the
troops.
Fears that the disease would invade Euro
pean Russia havs been realized, already
several hundred cases being reported this
side of the frontier. Inhabitants and
troops along the frontier are panic stricken;
tho wealthy classes are seeking safety in
flight.
It is reported that the cholera has ap-
peared at Tsaritzin ON the Volga. II this
report is true. the scourge il almost certain
to ravaRe the famine districts.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Two daughters of DR.. Hill, Miss Hamlie
and Angle Lambert, were drowned at New
Orleans.
Michael 4. Stinley. convicted al New
York Of the murder of Robert Lyons. was
sentenced to be executed Aug. rs.
+. Il. Londy and woman thought to be
Irene Story committed suicide vt Baltimore
by taking rough on rats. morphine and
laudanum.
The first woman's democratic campaign
club was organized in New York Wednss-
dax afternoon, as the Frances Cleveland
Influence club"
The state convicts at the ore bed at Bir-
mingham, Ala, attacked the guard. The
latter fred on them, killing one, wounding
four Others, two of whom will die.
The Bay View rolling mills Of Milwaukee
will shut down Thursday owing to disa-
grsemsnt over the new scale adopted by the
Amslgamated association. A thousand men
will bs affected.
A captive balloon. one Of the attractions
at the Crystal palace grounds, London,
when 1000 feat high. burst aud the four
occupants fell. Capt. Dale was killed and
the others are thought 70 bs fatally hurt.
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Chicago Race,

CHICAGO, June Washington park
track still muddy. Mile-Ceverton won,
Highland second. silverado third. Time,
1:57.
Five furlongs-Co Columbia won. Princess
Lorraine second. Maid Marian third, Time,
1:141.
Handicap. mile and one-quarter-The
Hero won, Sir Beyys second, Big Three
third. Time, 2:31A.
Six furlonRs-Jo ohnny Greener won,
Morse second, Shiloh third. Time, 1:29hM5
Mile-EmperorR egent won, Tom Roach
second, Ulster third Time, 2:O61S.
Six furlonRs-Torrent won. Shoshone
second, Patrick third. Time, 1;2SA.
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Destroyed by Fire-Loss e43, ,0OO-1nsu1S
ance About HAIR 5fs

Destroyed by Fire-Loss e4t, 1nsa1s
ance About Hair.
MIssouLA, june 20. - Especial. The lAsAo
lumber and shinRls mill q Noxon, l4O
miles west Of Misscula, On Tho Nosthstn
Pacific. was burned last night Ths Az
also destroyed = large quantity of lnmhsxs
and shingles, the houses occupied ~ ~
men and the store. The plant was one AZ
the largest in the country and was owne6
BY Hon. 4. i. GresnouRh, of this sity. ThN
mill was mot Running 81 the time. but had
been recently repaired and put N eood
running order, and II would have bsGn
started in short time. The cause of 1hoI
fire has not been learned. The loss will b1&
not less than 900, on which thsrs y ~
insurance Of $23. 600.
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FOUND A rLoArER.

Dressed In the Uniform Of = 6olAlors ~
tho United states. js
GLENDrvs. June 20. especial. - pasAy
searching for the body Of Jssse Wi4es
drowned in the Yellowstone rivsr. Jnne ~
found the body Of man between ~ ~
Of 25 and 30 years to-day. with govsrnmSn6
pants. drawers. shoes and slockinga on. IN
10 supposed that the man was muSda1od
near Fort KeoRh. for the body was cat aAA
bruised, A ooronsr's inquest was hsld ~
the remains and the verdict rendered thaf
the man came to his death u tho handA s6e
person or persons unknown % ~ jtS5S
The dead man was ave feet six. win sal1y
mustache and dark hair. sSs sS$ ss
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UTAH COMMISSION.

Members to Be Chosen by the People or
the Territory.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill
was taken ny by the senate, the question
being on tho amendments no to the Utah
commission. The amendment was agreed
to. yeas twenty -eiRht. nays twenty-four.
So the house provision abolishing the Utah
commission was struck out of the bill and
the two items approprlating S33, 800 for SAL
aries OF five commissioners and expenses of
the commission inserted. Jones, Of Arkan-
sas. was the only democratic senator who
voted in the affirmative. Republican sena-
tors who voted in the negative were Carev,
duce the salaries of the commissioners
from 5000 to 5000 and spoke in support
Of the amendment and in favor Of applying
| to survey OF public lands the &15, 600 to be
TINS saved. The amendment was also ia
vored by FELTON, and Sherman, aud agreed
to. The salaries of the commissioner are
therefore fxed at $4,000.
CArsy's amendment that commissioners
hereafter bs appointed BY the residents of
Utah was agreed to. An amendment strik-
ing out the provision granting to Utah the
property known an the Industrial Christian
Home Of Utah for school for the deaf and
dumb mutes was agreed to and tho bill
passed.
After the reading Of the diplomatic and con
sular appropriation bill bv the clerk il was
agreed to without remark or question. The
legislative appropriation bill was taken
up. amendments agreed to. and the bill
passed.
The pension appropriation bill Was
taken up and passed. although not until
some important facte as to the rate which
the pension business is growing and ito
probable cost within a few years,
put at two hundred millions year, had
been stated by Senators Stewart German
and Cookrell. The epostoffice appropriation
bill was taken up and passed.
The bill on the free coinage of silver was
taken up and unanimous consent given
that vote be taken on the bill and amend
msnts next Friday at three .. m.
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Pleas.nt FOR the Flanoee.

BRussELLs, June 29.-The Independent
Beige says that since the betrothal Of
G, own Prince Ferdinand, of Roumania, to
Princess Marie, of Edinburgh, Nine.
Helen Varssco. whose love affair with the
crown prince caused such q disturbances in
Roumanian politics a short time ago. sends
to Princess Marie every two or three days
u love letter written to her by the crown
prince. Queen Elizabeth of Roumania,
has vainly entreated Mime. Varesco to SUR
render the correspondence. The duke of
Edinburgh has asked the Roumanian gov
eminent TO interfere in the matter,
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COLLEGE COMMENcENENT.

The school Year Closes at Yale anA WADa|
ward with the UauAl Exsscissa. n 8.
NEw HAVEN. Conn.,. June 90 -(3Iadua1i9lI
exercises Of the senior class o. ths soal os
milo department ~ Yale took plAeG MI
morning. After The exercises thsrs Wa1 w
usual alumni dinner. JudRs Hensy 1p.
land. Of New York. was elected u nlI NJ
vacancy in the Yale corporation caussA ri
the resignation Of William Walter phelo6k
The winner of tho % Forrest medal 1e3
prize speaking. held this mornina, N0o III
D. Hutchins Of Los Angeles. Cal. 2s|
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Republican League.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 29.-The repub-
lican state league adopted resolutions en-
dorsing Harrison's administration and rat
ified the national platform. High wages
and protection are declared to be the basis
Of national prosperity. America is declared
TO be for Americana, and reciprocity is an
nounced al the fundamental principle Of
rspublicanism. 1t is insisted that the gov
ernment's promise to pay, and thx coin on
which the PROMISE Ia stamped shall each be
worth 100 cents on the dollar. Southern
outraRes on negroes are denounced, and the
Nicaragus canal commended. The nomi-
nation OF Reid Was warmly endorsed. Col.
i. A McAlpine was reelected president.
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The Crew Of the Taylor.

New YORK, Juno 29.-The steamer Lahn.
from Bremen. which arrived to-nighs. re-
ports that June 26, she passed the steamer
Trave, which signalled. that she had on
board the Grew of ship whose signal let
ters we're given ~ A. H. V. S. b. These are
the signal letters Of the missing ship Fred
b, Taylor.
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Work an tho Platform.

mistss selected Judge James Black, Of
Pennyslvania, chairman. Asnb- committee
of Ave TO formulate platform and refer
the Same to the full committee for action
was appointed. Parsons, OF New Jersey,
moved TO instruct the sub committee to
mako tho platform of 1888 the basis of the
platform for the sub-commlttes. Parsons
spoke In favor of standing by prohibition
and leaving other issues alone. Tho mo-
tion was overwhelmingly defeated.
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Foreign Flashes.

Mrs. Anna N. Montague, in Dublin
prison for the killing of her six -year-old
daughter, gave birth to q son.
The Bank Of Ireland stock has suffered
owing to fears Of the enactment of homo
rule measure, and further relapse of six
points ia feared. Irish railway securities
are also falling rapidly.
Gen. Brsndal, commanding the troops
operating against the Mayo Indians, who
recently rsvolted in the state OF Sonora,
Mexico. reports that the Indians arc SUBJ
ieoted and corHaled in the mountaips.
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Norwscinn Cahinet Re.,.n N.

CHR1sTrANA. June 29.-The Norwegian
ministers. after conference with tho king
and crown prince, lasting three hours
rendered their designations to-day, after
refusing to sanction resolution regarding
the establishment Of seperate Norwegian
consulatss rhs king, in accepting the
resignation Of the cabinet, intiniated that
he would further consider the question to
which she crisis 10 due,
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trial tor killing Capt. Mayer In duel 4
few days ago. Marquis do Mores has bssn
Professionally released from custody.
Afr,ea Tam. In CompaYison,

LONDON, June 20.--Stanisy had another
warm thine to-day addressing mseting u
Lambeth. The proceedings we're marked
BY the most uproarious conduct on the part
Of number Of those present who wsrs de-
cidsdly hostile to Stanley. They cOntipu-
ally interrupted him with irritating queries.
in response to Stsnlsy's denunciation Of
anarchy, etc., came the quory. How many
niQRers did you kiii?" The meeting at
length terminated with scene Of great
confusion. Wild cheers for Gladstone were
one feature Of the meeting.
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The Penalty Infllctsd Upon AIiohasi KslSys
OF Dillon. N

Aho Touhity AnMiCC0u u pom M1Cn0ob AolI& II
OF Dillon. sSs#l
DILLoN, June 70. -[Special.1 NjsAael
Kelly, the slayer Of Michael OommtSl0ya
was adjudgsd guilty of murder n the SSS.
ond degree by . Jury last night. Tho yess
dict 6xss his term in the pen q tsn y6syG
The murder was committed q Dillon ~
the 11th inst. The two men had beea
drinking heavily during tho sftsSnoon.
During the night they quasFslsd. IA ehe
morning the dead body Of Commisksy Was
found lying outside the section cabin. TIE
skull Of the dead man had been crushsd u
with club. Kslly was missing. but u ate
forwards transpirsd that he Ind Qona NJ
Lima to give himself up. Kslly tsstim0lX
was to the effect that Commisksy attsmpae4
to commit m unnatursl crime upon hig
tKelly'G person and Kelly killed Mr.
Sentsnce will bs pronounced Saturday.
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Liable to Go. Hurt.

PARIS, June 29.-CapA Cremislx Foa, The
Hebrew, who short time ago fought a
duel with Edousrd Drum ont, editor OF the
Libsc Parole. because Of his attacks on tho
Jcws In that paper, intends TO fight duel
With marquis do Aosss after the lattes's
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MILES CITY MEETING.
Very Successful Considering the Num-
GUS Obstacles in the Way.

Very Successful Considering the Numer-
GUS Obstacles in the Way.
M1LEs CrrY. June e29.-[special. ]-Y estsr-
day WAS the third and closing day Of the
races. Weather very warm bnt tempered
BY . pleasant breeze; track good. First
race, mile, over fvs hurdles. Five horses
came to the wire. Night Light. ridden by
Lindsay; Pharaoh, by Msdoc; Dropsy, by
Irving; Gold Dust, by Kirwan; skylark, by
Arohdale. Won by Night Light, Skylark
second. Pharaoh third. After passing
under the wire Dtopsey dashed into the in
closure, the bar being left down, and fell
against the fence throwing Irving, who was
stunned and bruised but not seriously in
jured. There was considerable betting on
this race. The second event was bicycle
race, mile heats; three starters; Bruning,
Stein and Smith. Both heats were won by
Stein, Bruning second. Smith distanced in
the first heat. in four minutes, against q
strong wind. Second heat, $780, Third
race, 600 yards, six starters; won by Sorrsl
Tom. Dooligan second, Rainey third. Time,
:341155.
Fourth race, 22O yards for Stein on a
wheel against a horse 44O yards, won by the
horse Glenbar. Time, :23.
Fifth race, three -fourths Of a mile, won
by Alice Clark in 1:2O, Oko second, Tramp
third. Many entries were prevented from
coming by foods, which interfered with the
meeting, which. obstacles considered, was
more successful than could have been ex-
pected.
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sheepshead BAY.

SHEEPsHEAD BAY. June -Mile-Count
won. May Win second, Fairy third. Time,
lag.
Futurity Reginald won, Sir
Richard second. All Night third. Time.
1:l2 3-5.
Mile and one furlong-Leonawell won,
Reckon second. Cynosurs third. Time.
lbs.
Seven furlongs-Alcalde won, John Cava-
nagh second, Frontenac third. Time.
1923 4-5.
Futurity course-Bliss Colt won, Extra
second, Muscovite third. Time, lib 2-5.
Mile and one quarter on the turf-KoQue-
fort won, Livonia second, Air Shaft
third. Time, 2:12 20.
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10000 win he a fYsotsd

LONDON, June Gas 4 result Of the dis
pute In regard to tho question OF boy labor.
the shoemaker federation OF Leicester has
decided upon lockout. II 10 estimated
that 1000 persons will be affected BY she
shutting yown Of various factories. Ths
situation IL very serious and the mayor, and
other prominent and influential persons
are trying to arrange compromise.
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DECLINED TO CONCUR.

. .
The House Stands Pat ON the Agricultu-
raj Appropriation BILL
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The house de-
clined to concur in the senate amendments
to tho agricultural appropriation bill and
insisted on its provision In the army appro-
pristion bill (strnok out by the ssnats) pro-
hibiting the use of money appropriated for
the transportation of troops aud army sup
plies over any bonded lines controlled or
operated by the Union Pacific OF Southern
Pacific systems. Agreed TO. 167 to twenty
six. The conference report on the Indian
propriates $7,927. 600. OF $490 56s more than
when it originally passea the house. Mo-
Millin (Tenn.l, argued in favor Of rejecting
the report, saving the democrats must take
3 stand in favor of retfenchment.
The conference report ON the Indian ap-
bill was mot by the republicans with filibus-
tering motions and the house adjourned.
The action of the house in rejecting tho
frat two conference reports presented this
session on the regular annual appropriation
bills has given rise to much nnfavorable
comment among senators. No doubt il has
serlously jeopardized the prospects, OF the
early Adjournment Of congress-. Bad
blood IL engsndering on both sides, and
certain senators stated this afternoon that
congress- would remain in session until
election day ii the house persisted in main
tanning its position. Mcmillan declared
that the house would remain in session all
summer before accepting the amendments
inoi easing appropriations. The senatorial
programme IL to sit it ont in quiet dignity,
but some members of the house threaten in
that case that the house will refuse to pass
any appropriations for the support of the
government beyond July 20 next. OF course
no one believes either house will proceed to
suoh extremity, but talk shows tho strength
of the feeling.
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Free silver Bill.

Gates in the house to-day welcomed the
news that the senate had agreed to take .
vote Friday on the free coinage bill. II is
showed there is q safe majority favorable
to the proposition involved in Stewards
amendment. In the event the bill as
amended should come over to the house
and be referred to the coinage committee
the free coinage people say they are conf
dent II will be favorably acted upon.
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Proclaimed, u Holiday

WASHINGTON. June 29.-Ths president to-
day approved the joint resolution directing
the president TO proclaim general holiday
commemoratinR the 400th anniversary OF
the discovery OF America. on the 2lst day
of October. 1892.
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Threatened tho Premier.

BRISBANE. june 29.-The premier has re-
ceivsd u letter threatening him with death
unless the elections bill il withdrawn from
parliament. It il rumorsd that plot to
murder several prominent members OF the
assembly has been discovered.
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A Mill .t Portland.

PonrANp, Ore, June 29.-Billy Smith, of
Boston. and Charlie Gleason, Of Portland.
liRht-weights. fought Al the PAstime club
tonight With Ave ounce gloves for purse
OF $700- Smith won in the fourth round,
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Centenary Ezsrol.ss 4 HarvasA. !.

OubsU"Sry GA0tutbUs - k1rv1SN sgssasSSS'
Boston, June 29.--The oommsneem0na|
day at Harvard was carried ont With tfm4
honored obseryancss. Al the alumnt dtn
nsr some seven hundred were psesent SossI
resentinQ nenrly every claaa from I'm III
1882. Horace Davis, Of San Franeisea No
elected president of Tho alumni associate g
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Delegates to the Mining CongresA
New YORK, June 29.-Msyor Grant to-day
appointed delegates to the national mining
conference to be held in Helena, Mont.
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WASHINGTON. June 29.-Hon, Thomas II.
Carter, commissioner Of The esAsral land
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A GOOD WESTERN MAN.

Wanted ~ Candidate Of tho Peoples Party
for President.
OMAHA, June 29.--Ths advance guard OF
southern delegates to the Independent ma
tional convention arrived to-day. N. d.
Irwin. editor Of the Southern Alliance
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Tennessee Third Party

NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 29.-The third
party convention, consisting Of about 25O
delegates, met here to-day. The platform
assails the old parties demands the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver Snd an in
crease in per capita to $50. Forty-eight
delegates were appointed to the Omaha
convention. No candidate for governor
Was nominated and the convention sd-
journed until August IA.
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Ratified the Nominations.
New YoRK. June 29.-Ths David B. Hill
club met to night and ratified the nomina-
tions Of Cleveland and Stevenson and
pledged its support.