Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22


crowds betrayed O general iwpulse O. move
towards ihs lHko ah0rc, who're Che great WigWam
s.. ln parties they bent their Way ihiiherwatd,
and rs tne musgy morning grew In age more
people were drawn within the current. and as
no bells changed trc hOur of II the pioneers
reached tho han, and thc crowd had established
a stcaiyfog.
Is THE HAIL
Then the pioneers li appeared within the
frousirou- barracs. Ike bees who creep over the
sil OF iheir hives and disappear within. a dark
ifiugc of spectators soon 1aornot She rail or the
upper gallery. Hundreds OF others scrambled
. down tho aislrs in the lower gallery ana pressed
forward O. front places Al seemed g. haze
brought fans and tho fash ot these before hum
dfols of dripping faces lent lic u the growing
scene.
rBSCu-rUsUEBs PROMPT
Tho great prcss-stand Wrs early astir, and
ranging ur leLInd tpe newr-writcrs the solid
oakcn chairs provided ior notable spectators be-
cemo fl.. WITH occupants.
Aiaxaricr sullivan ana his wife found their
way up 90 tic lu.t hue finally concluded thef
would como DOM into tle press ROW apa did so.
MIS-. sullivan 20 once rnimbaret her pencils
and, beefn taking notes, for sLo l. news
worker Dl rcplle.
IrE FIRST SHOUT
At11:50 O'Clock ihe first shout wcnt up. 4
! Bloc fatn iurn.r. The ensign oi the Horace
I Dofes Club ~ uQIenpurt, la., was borne forward
| o. rlo cOuyer lion ro0f, and beneath and DoLlli
I DO came fhe fl-gei men who vii et 10 tle coli
yent,0u alG vote i0f ,hol Governor 20 the last
T1E Nrw YoBEgas
Close behind them followed Hon. bourke
SochiAA, V,'.5-.. 49, tDi. ,r,c c,,n.
I,,.h-rt Cr,r.- and tLe cry was started.
..'.,-,. a. .r. tI.,,.'s I--r.fIgti.fs ,f,i,tn
V.t.. ,Sa Eer 3.,t,r. wer. .,4tlrr then-
soi,. iu ma ..nrre of I'm, nam Illinois Hled in ou
the rieht.
Grlu.-bcats preceded r. marnIcan. blue blnner
carried ly PENNSYLVANIA io seats on tle i'il.
+-'fi..f III ft-.- -.f,.,s
'.,so-+,,-.s ffr rruesles were duirg rapidly.
"a G r,..,..-.l y fri.f..i. anon,
.t .t.r..-,,,.. tt..lt- ,eo~a launched urJon ths
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Twas high noon. aui o shadow creit mp from
the north. The tEynstts ia ihai cl;e-tOn be-
came clou1cd. The shadow grew iartor witnin
the Erelt nai ana p hnsh .i'Pt ytot me
tr.nf aa ID sea' 4i i-h iln -n. s.i' ID. e.l.l.c
cu o. n. Was iAe looI sam lo os ..0"i. e" -
Mcaid f. .if4. VINO Conc o.. 'l 49, IT, ,.nrs
.h-s-' E ,r',rs ,.,,re !, ,t,id il,sh
-. t.l.,-.- v-...I. zoo rerort OF thunder reached
II, e.---...... .-5.-i al feneth. s9 ersat was thc
- $780,. f,.t rto re,g,-,-riters "A. their
o4i.i .--'' ..--s, r1i,ere was ,.ot
~, ,rr',,l, f',r ,.ors.
55-...i-r- f.f.,-..i "a rrtflinr of rein upnn the
~ ami ,Ir..-.t i.-fqntfv "a sfrrau of water
e.--e5 fovn tnrongh cracks In the centre de
.i '.,-...-. +f. i,aqis ~ fhe New York dflega-
i.-' .--..- .-..~e toi-tcd ana the s'orfn
--'' r+ +l.--..f +s,' ,,inrifes Sui1oolv as ii
| |n. ''. D.. ,..'', , ,..',. ana iiri.f flowed aeaiu
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AiDhl0A' A." vi-l''
Michigan came in, win Don DICKINSON at Us
leaa, 90 a.l ~, .,, S,io,. SONS came in
,,., ,,.s ,cor.. cfoerei roundly.
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a., -, ,,,.,.,t.,o,
Chairman hrico, o. ine N'.'iiet r
arose ana comm mo- -t-. "ls a ~ ii,'n ,. "a ~. ~
plceet,.f f4 itcF 'plh h"u9fl WIZ N--t-~ P-"5N'
at 1910 % O-lora.
TUE TEMPORARY CHGAHIlAIICS.
National Committee renorted the follow
Nee of ,.frrars f0r tho Temporary 0rganiza-
til-. ffafrrrqu Hon. W. &. Owens. OF Ken
f.irrv. Secretary. Simon =. SleeIin, of Indiana;
tssi-ranf serretares- Edward T.. Merritt, of
ijna'ois. ~. A. D0glss % Penusvlvania; Hamble-
Ion ~utDpari. Oi Virginia; clinton lihery, Of
Ni-sluri. J.. j. EoVlsy, OF Micluaan; Robert j.
Wilson. Of 81 s.is-lppi: C4g'es =. Dcireeat, OF
New lotA aNH tt..i.es e. o'l -i'l' o' =, III,
ftincli.-' ~. 49,. re,in,. ClerseWa-ti
al - -; 7-..,.,,. gef, S@ii-. IN Iowa. Bor-
--f -, ~ v,niane. Nllllm L. Thompson.
20 ,li-ft.,a1l and Henry J. Lyol. oi Tennessee;
s.-,,''--',--f' arroe H. J. Bright OF Indiana Oh
-. ~, ..-,-,...-~rrer Edward b. Dickinson, Cf
N1,, ylrr.
f-horle- Ievsrtt Of Indiana; Charles Wilson. Of
viuue-ofa. ana Adiai 3. stevenson, Of Illinois
vrero named tO attend Mr ovens 10 Tie chair.
after q grco,nf oi applause Mf' OMeh7 ~
grc-sed tle convention. Els voice penetrated TO
80 fa--fr-t reeesgcs OF the galleries and MS re-
,o,.rks ,,sre cbsered g. the echo.
c,,,t,r.,, ov,t,,.s's sprrru
o..,'-oi,. ..rr,re ,r,ot dangers menace