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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07
THE VIADUCT.
Bids Opened on Plank and Piling
Full Width Bridge Over South
Mill Creek.

At the last meeting of the city
council the street committee was
ordered to advertise for bids on a
wooden bridge on South CONNER
cial street, to be opened at the
meeting Tuesday evening this week.
The time set for opening the bids
are given below.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT
Is still strong for solid stone arch
bridge and if the council would heed
the voice of taxpayers and property
owners it would not spend dollar
on wood or steel, but build of stone
or brick or both combined, fill in
the street, cut down the hill, and
make the street passable. There is
no excuse for the city leaving the
three blocks of Commercial street
from the bridge south in an impassi-
ble condition, when the council is
proposing to improve an almost
purely residence street like Che
meketa. The council will be sus-
tained if 1t heeds the almost unani-
m lus demand of our business men
and takes the steps above indicated
that will give employment to our
people.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

"wILLAMETTE"
Jno E West, Chicago
J X Weatherford, Albany
j Daily, Dallas
p p Prael, Il G Watkins, Portland
d A Sonntti, L Sumonton, Rick
real.
"CoOK."
G w Thompson, Salem.
s f Stone, Walla Walla.
Ed Smith, North Yakima.
CD Huntly,ssY ssYaquina.
r A Ross, ] w Murtersbaugh,
Portland.
N ] Bryans, Scio.
Chas Hamlin, J w Ingram.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

The highest praise has been won
by Hoods Pills for their easy, yet
efficient action.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07
Blood.

Impure or vitlatcd blood is
nine times out OF ten caused
by some form OF constipation
or indigestion that clogs up
the system. when the blood
naturally becomes impreg-
mated with the Gillette matter.
The old sarsaparillaS attempt
A.. ......a. AT. o,,dltfc,. ~, -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

A full line of stationery and tab.
let's at the Electric store, Simpson
Bros.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

To the voters Of school district No.
"a: hereby announce myself as q
candidate for clerk In said district.
II. IA. SMITH.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

JERSEY BUTTER--Blue Front.
Guaranteed eggs-D vison d
Whites.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

Oranges, the DesI IN the market,
at j. q. Whgbt's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

CHOICE JERSEY BUTTER,
BLUE FRONT.
Choice poultry-Eavison & Whites
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

ARRIvED.-Ladies' Oxfords-the
very latest at WIN. Brown q Co.'S.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07
For School Clerk

Fresh salmon-Davison & White
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07

Salmon eggs-Davison a Whites.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07
Surfing is Here.

Spring is Here.
The freshest spring vegetables and
relishes served at Stroug's restaurant.
WEsTACoTT & IRWIN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-07


lacking the blood with the drastic mineral
potash" Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla is
modern. II goes to the scat OF the trouble.
1t arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels and
lnvigorates the circulation, and the impuri-
ties are quickly carried OF through the natu'
raj channels.
Charles Lee, at Beamish's @1N%M
Third aud Market sts., 8. r., WM
wriues; 81 took itfor Vltiated h%s ~
blood and whilo on the first -xaSW
bottle became convinced OF S9
It's merits, for / could feel IL ~ en-
was working a change. II N5AS.sAt|
cleansed. purified and braced Hft M ~
me up generally, and every
thing Is now working full and regular"
Eosvs Vegetable
JUy sarsapariIIa
For sale by Dan'lIJ. Fry, 225 Com.
street.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-24
Ap0recj0 0tr0 nueCO duende.

En- la Marina Presidio ndmero 81 ha apare.
cldo uno nuevo que no baila nj canta; pero que
riendo derrochar capital, le ha dado por hacer
jab6n bueno barato. Oio alelta, no confun-
dir la procedencial 44-ll
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-24

SE VENDE dn dasad Salinas npR Pof essaeis suGa esn
puesta de 200 cuerdas de eeno de prmera case ocho
ancada de maangos ell resto de hierba de guinea
petamente cercada con habaci6n de pana ALTA
b1iada de zinc, buen correspondence bomba
dcada en- e barrIo de AGUIRRE dsta Is minutes
de la pobacon pr6xma dcha estancia la rbera del mar
Una de MADEIRA eera de POGO tempo de construida
situada fene la plaza donde est la acadia pue
bo todas dependencies; buen pato pesebe casa
criados magn1co agbe cuya renta veinte Pc
mensuaes Dchas propiedades venden conjunto
separadas, admiten proposcones para pago pazos
garant1as gusto del vendedor Para mas nformes d
iirse dueno don Vicente Atlano este msno pueblo
Salinas, Setiembre de 1892. 6-3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-28
DARING BANK ROBBERY.
Robbers at Ell Rouo, oklahama Territory,
Seenra Over Ten Thousand Dollars

Robbers at El Reno, oklRhama Territory,
secure over Ten Thousand Dollars.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 27-The &aT'
Ell Reno o. 7. special says: Ell Reno
was thrown in a fever Of excitement at
1880 this morning by screams for help
coming from the Bank Of FL Reno. The
screams wore from Mrs. sayer, wife Of
the president of the bank, who had just
been held up by two robbers who had
also robbed the bank OF $4,000: AT
half past ten stranger entered tho
bank, stepped up to the cashiers win
dow and made an inquiry about some
town lots and then stepped to q desk
commenced writing. In moment
another stranger stepped to thecashier's
desk and presented gun at Mrs.
sayers' head and demanded that she
hand out all the money in the
bank. She stepped to the vault
and handed him all the packages OF
bills in the vault safe and what was in
the daily change drawer, aggregating
about $40 800. The man who was writ
ing at the desk grabbed the money as
Mrs. Sayer handed it through the
wicket and disappeared out the door.
The one holdingthe guntollowed quick
". Mrs. sayer screamed several times
and fell over in swoop. The robbers
mounted horses and rode away. Mrs.
sayer was the only person in the bank,
the president, her husband, being abb
sent in Oklahoma City. He arrived at
home about thirty minutes after the
robbery. The robbery is believed to be
the work Of the Daltons, on account OF
the manner fits execution. Hundreds
of citizens on horseback and buggies,
with ropes, and fully armed are in pur-
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Special Dtspdteh to The Intetlige1eer
WASHINGTON, D. g., July 27.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: original-John Hirens, Eber
Mason, Greenburg Miller, ELAN Robin
son, William Wincher, John A. Barr,
August ]; Lieber, Jacob Hull, John 3.
Page, John 1. Sweeney, Samuel 0'Neal,
Calvin Highland, Franklin McBee, Will
Fam Hoge.
Authenticated Smith, Elijah
Snodgrass, John w. Radabaugh, Edw.
]. Chaplin, David Ankrom, Daniel NJ.
Walker, John Parsons.
Renewal and increase-James A. Shar-
less, Isaac Burgess.
Reissue and increase-William NJ.
1ncrease-o Charles W. Ebert, John N.
stoweli.
more, Rose Ann Steward.
West Virginia original-Clarence A.
Smith, Jesse Ferguson, ir., John How
ard, Napoleon B. Tibbs, John R, Wilson.
Additional-Robert ]. Fleming, Jesse
Weaver.
Original widows, etc. = Elizabeth
Bowles.
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Among the thousands OF testimonials
OF cures by DR.. Miles New Heart Cure,
is.that OF Nathan Allisons, well known
citizen OF Glen Rock, Pa, who for years
had shortncss of breath, sleeplessness,
pain in left side, shoulders, smothering
spells, etc. one bottle OF DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure and ono box OF Nerve and
Liver Pills, cured him. Peter Jaquet,
Salem, N. j., is another witness, who
for twenty years suffered with heart
diseas, was pronounced incurable by
physicians, death stared him in the
face, could not lie down for fear Of
slnothering to death. Immediately of
ter using the New Cure he felt better
and could lie down and sleep all night,
and is now well man. The New Cure
Is sold, also free book, by Logan Drug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-28

This was first blood for McCorkle and
the convention went wild. The majority
report was then adopted and nomina.
tions for governor were in order
THE NOMINATIONS.
II was 40 o'clock when the roll Of
counties was called for nominating
speeches. There was no response until
Greenbrier was reached and Senator
Arbuckle mounted tho stand and with
ringing speech placed in nomination
John NJ. Sydenstricker, dwelling upon
hia record as a brave confederate soldier
and the fact that no was q farmer. The
mention OF the candidates. name in.
yoked little applause. William Corn.
well, q Hampshire county delegate
briefly seconded the nomination. Tho
roll proceeded until Kanawha was
reached and ex-senator FlourAoy got
the floor. He stated that he was not
speaking for Kanawha county but for
the Democrats OF West Virginia when
he placed in nomination William A.
McGorkle. he enumerated all Nc
CorElc's virtues before mentioning the
name, and when it was mentioned there
was single outburst OF applause last
ing less than ten seconds.
Lewis county was reached andthe up.
pearance on tho stand Of O. w. Chides-
ter to place Benefits name before tho
convention was heartily oheoted by
the Bennett party. His speech was
not calculated to raise enthusiasm, be-
ING delivered in hating manner. The
convention seemed 2 have SS,n out ~ sts
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case seats were refused to the chair
man ard secretary OF the Warrington
district convention, who had bcen
elected honorary delegates. The re-
port was-sadopted. The question re-
Cured on tho notion Of Forest Brown,
Of Jefferson, made in tho afternoon, TO
recomnis the m6jority aud minority
reports Of tho committee on basis Of
Representation. ]. Dallas Ewing, Of
Wheeling. opposed the motion. :.
There was loud cries OF Question"
but here Mr.. Brown withdrew tho mo-
ton. Then tho question was on the
adoption Of tho majority or minority
report. John j. Davis, OF Harrison,
spoke for the minority report, contend
ing that the only true test Of party's
strength Is in the vote TOR President,
and that should be tho basis of repre-
sentation. Mr.. Davis rejected the idea
that the refusal to vote for The majority
report wpnld place club in the hands
Of tho Republicans; that had already
been done by the state committee. Mr..
Davis's voice was drowned by cries Of
Question"
WILD pIsoRpER REtdNRD.
Then Joe Chiffon, another Mcoorkle
lieutenant, mounted the platform and
there ensued scene which battles de-
scrlptien. The convention became
Rowling mob. The Bennett : men at
tempted to howl Chiffon down. He
stood on the platform with smile on
his faco, while the chairman pounded
the tablo with his gavsl. The din con-
tinued for como minutes. Seldom has
such an unruly mob gathered together
in West Virginia. Bad faeling had once
arisen between thefactions, and itshow-
ed itself. Finally Senator Faulkner
sheutaa, mo Democrat shall be howled
down in this convention as long as lam
chairman"
Still tho three thousand maddened
hewlers kept up the din. Finally
Chairman Faulkner took tho bull by
the herns and declared that the bust
ness Of the convention would not pro-
coed untilorder was restored, and in a
speech fall OF passion, appealed to them
as men and Democrats for fair play.
Finally Chiffon made himself hoard.
He had buta single point to make, and
right eloquently did he doit, With a
voice tnAL Coulu Do nouIu " bAe Ia
thest corner OF the wiswam. BE stated
the circumstances OF the Gof-Floming
recount In KanRwha, and said it was
for this Democratic convention to de-
eide il It, would by its vote, on this
question, endorse the corrupt Republ-
can machine in KanaWha county, or
their own Democratic legislature.
Amid the greatest excitement the
roll Of counties was called on the ques-
ton Of the substitution OF the minority
for the majority report. 1t was SD.
preme test OF SEcCorkle's strength and
that OF the combined opposition, and
would in measure clear the guber-
material sky. Everybody felt this. The
roll sall proceeded without interest un-
til Kanasha was reached. She voted
i33 votes no, Euatacc Gibson challenged
the vote contending Kanawha was only
entitled to 81 votes until the question at
issue was settled.
FLEMING STEAL ENDORSED.
The chairman sustained the point
andtwoyotes were knocked off Kanawha
county. Following is the ballot:
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orator Of Mineral county, in his speech.
Of less than Ave minutes, which set the
convention on FIRE, with enthusiasm,
seconded McCorkle's nomination. The
McCorkle men.Tose to their feet and for
some time therewas waving OF banners
and hats. and It seemed that the yells
would raise the roof As the fiery
young orator proceeded the enthusiasm
grew. and the Bennett and Eastman
men were afraid of stampede and
cried time" but he finished amid wild
excitement. Immediately following
this, a new oratorical light burst upon
tho convention in tho person Of younE
N. d. Post, OF Harrison. fresh from the
University. He Is mere boy in APP
poarance, and there we're misapprehen-
sions as no faced the great convention.
His speech waP sophomore and abound-
ed in srandiloquent phrases, but the
convention made duo allowance on nc.
count of his youth. II was brilliant
display Of verbal pyrotechnics, but it
made the boys cheer Tor Bennett, whose
nomination he seconded.
SIMPSON TELLS THE TRUTH.
Perry Simpson, OF Mason county,
when Wood county was called, second
ed Eastham's nomination. He said he
had witnessed the Democratic majority
in West Virginia dwindle from 1000
until 1t required an act of the legisla,,
ture to seat a governor, and it was all
because they hcd not been nominating
Iormors ia daclarad Eastman could
carry the state by $4,000 majority.
Hon. Eustace Gibson. of Cabell coun.
ty, wanted to second Benefits nomina-
ton, but the McCorkle crowd contend-
cd that a motion had passed limiting
tho number OF seconds. The char de-
clarcd no such motion had passed.
tempt was made to howl Gibson down.
10 Yielded to the wish Of tho conyen-
ton and retired in good humor. Then
amid great excitement and confusion o
ballot was ordered.
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Parkersburr CITIZENS suicld ..
Sptcial ptspdteA 10 tle InleLliQenner.

PARxERsDURo, W. VA, July 81
Thomas Daley, an old, industrious and
respected citizen OF this city committed
suicide this evening by shooting him
self through tho head. He died i'll
stantly. No cause was assigned, unless
as a physician suggested, the intense
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u TERW
H So L.

GONE MERCHANTS would
have you believe that trade
enters a condition Of tor
pidity about July l, and re-
wains SO till the cool days Of
September wake it to life and
activity again.
But, beggingyou pardon, that
Is not true. There is no season
of the year in which people do
not buy goods; there is no sea
son in which they do not want
them. By the same token,
there is no season in which it
will not pay to advertise.
However, fyour neighbor has
this old-fashioned notion, and is
too conservative to advertise
now, there is all the better
chance for you. II you think
people are not hunting bargains
in warm weather, try 1t.
Everybody is not out Of town,
by a large majority!
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED.
HAY AND stray WANTED,

Proposals viii be received until the first
day Of August 1892, by tho Secretary Of the
West Virginia State Fair, to DO delivered on
the Fair Grounds; Fifteen tons OF timothy,
also three tons Of clover hay aud fifteen
tons of wheat straw all hay to DO in 100
pound bales.
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GEORGE HOOK, Secretary.
WHEELING, W. VA jysapiw
EMPLoYA1ENT FOR GOOD BUsI.
Hl NESS MEN.

Good, energetic business mon wanted. to
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE a
patriotic, iratefnRl, benevolent and PROTECTIVE
society This society possesses stronger and bet
ter iraternAl and protective features thAn Ruy
other insurance order In existence. No "shOrt.
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE EQUi.
TABLE ECONOMICAL and easy 10 work, TIA
plans are excellent readily understood and NO.
ommend Themselves! This society now number
among Its members larger percentage OF intel
portion 10 It's total membership, than any othe,
order. The most liberal inducements as regards
pay, steady employment, territory, etc, offered
the right men TO act as special agents Call at
or address,
The OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN UEIoNLEAGUE
25OI ChaplIne Street,
my2l Wheeling W Va
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and the crowd pushes in that direction.
Thirty more votes will nominate Nc
Corltle. Doddridge raised BENEFITS
vote. ~
Delegations were caucausing all oyer
the house. The Chiltons were here,
there and everywhere with hats and
coats OF working like beavers. Jetier,
son county comes to the rescue with .
votes solid for McCorkle and the Kama
whan sees daylight. The convention
goes wild. Delegates fell over each
other TO get recognition: Ohio
county gets recognition and raises
the McGorkle vote to 40. Chair
man McGraw, Of Taylor county,
changes that county's vote. 1t is solid
for McCorkle, and the. convention is
wild. Everybody thinks the Kanaw-
han is nominated, Hancock again
changed to McCorkle and the din Is
deafening. The hall is sea OF waving
hats, but there are sore hearts. The
state house brigade is downed, and
there are uneasy hearts among the
candidates for auditor
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FOR SALE.
CRYSTAL WINDOW GLASS WORKS.

This property Is conveniently located in tho
city OF Bellaire O., with the Baltimore d ONO
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh, and the Cleveland
Lorain & Wheeling railroads touching the ware
with natural gas connections and all modern
The works will DO sold at bargain, rs whole;
or the buildings and other appurtenances ana
the site will be sold separately -.
The present company desires TO close out iS
business, and will soil tho works as they STAND,
including the railroad Sldings, or will sell 10
parts. as stated above
Call on or address ,,,,,,,,y
Chairman Of Committee on Sale for Crystal wiz
dow Glass Company, Bellaire. o, Ie"
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ENOR sALE-DWELLING NO. 1877
IL South Broadway. containing seven rooms
hall and pantry. Both gases and water 10,
IONl20 INQUIRE on premises AMI
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ENOR sALE-TWo FINE COUNTRY
IL residences One at Echo Point, the other
at Park View. Both houses have all modern
conveniences, the same as living In the city
Price low. Terms easy. Call on ROLF & HAIR
VEY, 1877 Market street jy9l
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ONO COUNTY DOES %

Ohio county comes in solid for Nc.
corkle and the deed is done. MccorkIe
is the lamb named for the November
sacrifice. The cheering is nearly all
among the delegates. The spectators
are taking little interest. The great
majority Of them are badly disappoint-
ed. Even Governor Fleming looks
grim, but it is made unanimous and
that settles it. It was done at ten min
utes past one this morning and Meteor
kle was rendered an ovation at once.
The convention then adjourned.
a. A. D.
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Fractions left out. Dave johnson re-
:eiyed one vote and one-halE
EVERY COUNTY cHEERED.

The vote OF nearly every county was
cheered. It was plain from the start
that there would be no nomination, but
the interest was none the less intense.
The number OF fractional votes was as
tonishing, very few counties not giving
them in. When it was known that
McCorkle would lead the enthusiasm OF
his supporters knew no bounds. The
strength he developed was asurprise TO
many OF them. They scented victory,
but the opposition was firmer than ever,
and the hustlers began to strengthen
their lines.
sNYDER's INDIGNATION.
Pending a declaration of the result,
Judge @. P. Snyder created a sensation
by arising to question Of personal
privilege. Indignation was written on
every line of his countenance as he held
up a copysof the Wheeling Evening
NetUs He sent it to the clerks desk
and asked that an article 1T be read,
that he might make q personal expla-
nation. He stated that it was an in
famous attack on his personal charac-
tor. Tho chair ruled that the result OF
ballot must be announced first. and
Judge Snyder consented to wait. On
the declaration of the result a delegate
moved to adjourn. This was met with
perfect storm OF noes from the Nc
Corklo men. The motion was lost and
tho second ballot began.
SECOND BALLOT.
Thcre was great confusion during the
call for the second ballot. Fully 5000
people were on their feet The specta-
tors crowded into the aislos and about
the reporters desks, obscuring the
light from them. There was no order
whatever, and Chairman Faulkner
yelled himself hoarse and split
his gavel trying to secure
order. To make matters
worse the electric lights went
out at twelve o'clock and lett the con.
vention in total darkness for about ten
minutes. The light came on again
shortly and business proceeded. There
wero few changes on tho second ballot.
Eastman began to gain some, and the
friends OF tho farmer candidate were in
the ascendant. McCorkle's friends had
no cause for disbursement. Breaks
were looked for and stampede was
not unlikely.
OHIO MAKES THE P1RsT BREAK.
Ohio county made the first serious
break, giving Mccorklo 50 votes out OF
hcr 40.
Before the completion Of the roll call,
Greenbrier having been passed, Senator
Arbucklo asked unanimous consent and
withdrew Sydenstricker' name. Green
byier was then called and the conven-
ton waited with interest until the
county could be polled. In the mean
time Marshall changed her vote, giving
McCorkle two more votes. Hampshire
changed and gave Eastman ten more.
Then Greenbrier was again called and
pulled up McCorkle's vote 10 votes.
M'coRKIE CROWD BREAKS LOOSE.
Here the McCorkle crowd broke loose
and yelled themselves hoarsc. Hamp-
shire changed and pulled up Benefits
poll 10. 1t was growing exciting. A
delegate challenged the vote. Wayne
pulled Bennett up 10. Ohio county
asked to change and plunked Al votes
for McCorkle and for Bennett,
Estham's strength was going to pieces
and the excitement was at fever heat.
Hancock changed from Bennett to Nc
Corkle. Afight breaks out in an aisle,
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FOR SALE.

ENoR sALE-BooT, SHOE AND NO.
IL TIoN STORE In centre Of business part Of
Bellaire. Address Box 1874. Bellaire. 0. ice
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HOT ELS.
7oAR HOTEL,

The undersigned are pleased to announce
that their New Hotel Is completed, aud Tealy
with all modern conveniences. including
hot and cold baths The Village has long
been noted for It's plcturesqueneas aud
beauty The estate OF Zoar compriS seven
thousand acres OF land in the beautiful Tus,
carawas Valley, and Is much visited py
artists and lovers Of nature.
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( This was first blood for McCorkle and
the convention went wild. The majority
report was then adopted and nomina'
tions for governor were in order.