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were greeted with rounds of applause.
AS the Tammany Tigers filed in the
plaudits were vociferous AS the con-
tingent from Iowa took their places the
cheers we're deafening. AS the big men
of the party came in the greetings par
took of the nature of ovations. En-
thusiasm is certainly not lacking at this
convention.
There is to be little contest over
the temporary chairmsnship after all.
At meeting Of the National Commit
tee last night, Hon. William G. Owen
Of Kentucky was chosen for the place
over Hon. William L. Wilson by vote
of % to 90 When it was moved to
make the nomination unanimous, Mr..
Holt of Texas gave notice to the COM
mittee that he would present = minority
report to the convention, and contest,
on the floor. the nomination Of Mr..
Owen as temporary chairman.
8. ?. Sheerin of Indiana will be the
ten porary secretary of the convention;
Richard j. Bright, sergesnt-at-arms,
and e. B. Dickerson of New York, Off
cial stenographer. These officers, of
course, are aided by corps of assistants.
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BEFORE The BATTLE.

Claims of the Leaders, Estimates OF
Strength, Interviews, Etc.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-With the beat of
drums, the blare of trumpets, the cease
less tramp of fresh additions to the
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The FRAY COMMENCES
Sixteenth National Democratic
Convention in Session
at Chicago. 8
cLEVELAND'S NOMINATION CLAIMED
ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
NO MORE DARK HORSE TALK.

The Cleveland People Believe That the
Caucus of the Illinois Delegation Last
Night, When by n Vote of 81 to II 1t Was
Decided to Support the Ex-President,
Settled the Business, and That It is All
Over But the Shouting-The Hill Men
stin Hard at work-A Fight Possible
Over the Temporary Chairmanship--
AntI-Convention Notes and Gossip.
CHICAGO, June 21-The big oonven-
tion wigwam presents a gay spectacle
at the present moment, just as the
Democratic National Convention is
about to commence its deliberations
1t is gaily bedecked with flags aud
bunting, and flowers, plants and shrubs
adorn the stage in profusion. The great
auditorium is literally packed with hu-
manity-hrst the delegates, then the al
ternates, and back of all, the spectators
who have been able to obtain tickets Of
admission.
1t is an enthusiastic crowd, too. It
cheers for everybody. AS the "anti-
snappers" from New York marched in
and took the seats allotted to them last
plight by the National Committee, they
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Democrat forces already assembled In
the city, the waving of banners, all the
manifestations of sxuberant enthusiasm
common to national political cam
paign, the day on which the Democratic
National Convention begins opened.
Hotel corridors re-echoed the inces-
SAINT hum of conversation and the cheers
with which the names of fayorite candi-
dates were greeted by their respective
admirers. After a nights rest, in
which the energies of delegates became
recuperaJed, the busting activity Of
every section was more notable than 1t
has been any day up to the present.
The Illinois Delegation for Cleveland.
The delegation from Illinois, omitted
from the start by both sides to be a
pivotal one, will cast it's As votes as a
unit on the first ballot for Cleveland.
In the opinion of the leaders Of the ex-
Presidents candidacy as expressed
both before and after the caucus of the
delegation last night, this action final
ly settles the question of his nomina-
tion. The scenes in the Sherman House
last night we're a vivid reminder OF
those which were enacted at the Lindell
in St. Louis four years ago when the
New York delegation was called upon
10 decide between Thurman and Gray As
the Vice Presidential candidates. There
were representatives Of q score OF dele
cations, Cleveland men, Hill men and
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German men, au waftinai with the
most intense interest the outcome OF the
caucus. Around the door Of the parlor
hemmed in so tightly that they could
scarcely move their shoulders, was q
delegation from the New York Hill fac.
tion headed by Lieutenant-Govern
Sheehan.
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan sent in
. request that his delegation might be
heard, and reply was returned that
an audience would be given them in
short time, The iClevelandites,
with a view to testing the relative
strength Of the two factions, submitted
q motion that no action on the question
Of preferences should be taken until the
morning The previous question was
ordered, and like IA fash the resolution
was defeated by a vote of "a to 16. De-
termined to follow up their advantage,
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d furniture painted with
PLK-RON

Cthis is the name of the paint, looks IKE
stained and vanished nsw furniture. One
coat will do it. A child can apply it. You
can change pine to a walnut, or a cherry
TO mahogany there is no limit to your
fancies, All retailers sell it.
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Gov. Albeit VIII Present Cleveland and
W. G. Dewitt Hill.

W. q. hewitt HILL
CHICAGO, June 81 The mystery which
has surrounded the programme for the
nomination of the candidates before the
convention is partly cleared up. Leon
Albeit of New Jersey is expected to
present the name of Grover Cleveland.
Indiana will second the nomination
through Senator Voorhees,.
Patrick Collins of Massachusetts, may
make some remarks indorsing the nomi-
nation. Mr.. Collins declined to make
the nominating speech on the ground
that Massachusetts, had never cast her
electoral vote for the Democratic party,
and that Mr.. Cleveland was resident
of New Jersey now
William @. Dewitt of Brooklyn will
present the name of David b. Hill. 1t
will be the third name presented. The
first presentation will be of Horace Boies
of Iowa, through ]. f. Duncome Of
Fort Dodge. From present indications
only three names will be presented.
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ON BUSINESS INTENT.
A Maiden Who Made the Most of the
Opportunity.


Opportunity.
She was a convalescent from the grip,
and as she leaned back in the depths of
her easy chair she played with the roses
in her lap, which had been brought her
by the first caller she had been able to
receive, and smiled over some stories he
was telling her of his last summer at
well, we'll only say at certain fashion,
able watering place on Narragansett
bay. "One of the beauties whom I
used to sec at the Casino" said he, twas
a young married belle about twenty
three or four, 1 should think, and her
husband was about sixty; and it was
great fun watching them. There was
such good story, bona fide truth it
was, too, about their engagement He
called at her home one evening and
offered his heart, hand and fortune
(which was large enough to gild almost
any pill) in correct style. Pretty Miss
Bud said she must ask mamma and
coyly tripped upstairs to mamma, who
told her that every girl did not get such
chance as that, and of course she was
to accept him. Down she went, pictur-
ing the ardent lover awaiting her re-
turn with anxious, throbbing heart,
and found the old gentleman comfort
ably asleep in the biggest armchair,
while an occasional snore attested to
the depths of his slumbers." 81 hope
she didn't wake the poor old thing up"
said the conyalescent, when she had got
her breath again after her laugh. 30,
yes she did. Catch her losing that
chancel She woke him up and told him
it was all right and she'd have him.
Shed never been at the Casino in dia-
monds and laces if she hadn't.-Boston
Gazette
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
70 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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SHILOH'S
CONSU M PTI0N
CURE.

The success Of this Great Cough Cure is
without parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on pos
tive guarantee, test that no other cure can sue
cesstully stand. That it may become known,
the Propretors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and Canada. Q II you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Group,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts, 50 cts. and
$I.oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back lameB
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price IS cts,
For sale by c. H. Hagenbuch.
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WILL HILL WITHDRAW
1t is Reported That an Attempt to Induce
Him TO DO So Is Being Made.

Him to DO So Is Being Made,
CHICAGO, June 2l.-It is understood
that an attempt Is being made
this morning to reconcile the troubles
within the Democratic party in New
York in the interests of harmony and
success in the national election.
An amicable arrangement is being
sought.
The election Of Mr.. Cleveland is con-
osdsd, and it is said that members on
both sides of the hght In New York
have urged Senator Hill TO withdraw
his name and 70 permit the vote Of
New York to be be given to Me-. ClsvS
land.
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A ANewspaper canvass.

A Chicago paper which has made q
canvass of the delegations on its own
account publishes the following as its
forecast of the first ballot:
Tua,,1ord E1Q l D
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in q quarrel wfSh the regular Demo-
cratic organization, upon which, after
all, the party must depend for It's great
campaign work.
It was urged then that the South
could not afford to run any risks, and
that any reasonable doubt OF Mr.. CleVe-
lands ability to carry the State ought
to prompt all Southern delegates to at
once take up some one-any ons-of the
many prominent Democrats who are
not involved In the fight Of New York.
They were warned that the defeat Of
the Democratic candidate in November
will probably carry the defeat of the
party In Congress with IL, ard that
would mean the enactment Of Federal
Election law.
This line of argument has had an evil
dent effect upon the enthusiasm Of
Southern delegates, and the Anti-Cleve-
land men started out again feel
ing in much better spirits than at any
time before since the great struggle be-
gan.
The struggle Is now well defined as
one between sentiment and cold poll
tics. 1t is still a question which will
win. Thus far sentiment has had the
advantage and the Cleveland boom is
still in the lead. No one can claim
with good reason that Cleveland has y
safe sure thing of it, though the senti-
ment is largely in his favor.
ANewspaper Canvass.
A Chicago paper which has made a
canvass of the delegations on its own
account publishes the following as its
forecast of the first ballot:
Cleveland, SIS IL.
Hil1 17b 10
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-25
Divine zjaWiskO ma mOrzu.

LoNDYN, "a sierpnia. u Port
Said donosza, niezwyk1em zjawi-
sku, jake zaobserwowaf ma Morzu
Sr6dziemnem okret angielski ''Me
Greogor''. Rzecz mia}a miejsce ME
daleko wybrzeza Tripoli. Morze by
10 jak najspokojniejsze... Wiatr
ME vial. Wtem nagle zacze}y ude-
rza6 ba}wany nies}ychans gwa4to-
wnoscia. SHY one wyzej mad ma
szty okretu. Trwa}o to dziesiee mi
nut. Nastepnie morze sic uspoko ITO
i dopiero po kwandransie ponow Try
sic uderzenia ba}wan6w tax slime, re
.zdawa}o sic, IL okret zatonie. lynn
razem ia niezwykfa burza trwafa
tylko pie6 minut. Niezwyk}e
zjawisko przypisuja wybuchowi ja-
kiegos podmorskiego wulkanu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-25
NOTATN TELEGRAFICzNE z AMERYKI:
u Buffalo donosza, il gwafto

Z Buffalo donosza, il gwafto-
why strajk zwrotniczych zostal "a
kohczony. TAX zdecydowa} wielkl
mistrz Sweeney. Powodem zam-
kniecia strajku jest to, ze inne orga-
nizacye palaczy, konduktorow, sfu-
zby pociagowej it'd. ME chciafy
wyjSd ma strajk. :.
- Kempania loteryi luizyahskiej
chce przenies6 swa dziafalnos6 ma.
wyspy Hawai-. Cd. -:
w Long Branch, N. }. W mleJ-
scowosci kapielowej odby1a sig po
raz pierwszY zabawa kwlatow.
W Homestead, Pa. by}y wczo-
raj diva wypadki: niewiadomi spra-
wcy wyrzucili W powietrze dynaml-
tenn wagon nafadowany: wyrobaml
Carnegiego i jeden zo}nierz z mi
licyi przez omy}ke zastrzeli4 dru-
giego. ~.... ..
- w New Yorku ofara gazow,
wydobywajacych sic zanieczyszczo-
nego kana}u, pablo szesciu robotni-
k6w. %. Wydobyto ich kanafu ma
poi niezywych. Przynajmniej polo
wa umrze. :..
- Hugh O'Donnell zebra} W Bo-
stonie ma rzecz g6rnik6w strajkuja-
cych W Homestead, $4,000. -:
Denison, Tex. donoszs, IL
Indyanie W poblizu Carey Greek, ma
terytoryum indyjskiem zamordowali
czterech mfodych bia}ych strzelcow.
w New Yorku A. J. Price, ka-
syer frmy wydaWniczej Street d
Smith, zosta1 aresztowany. Roz-
trwonif on $4,000 pieniedzy swych
boss'6w. .-
Z Lima, O. wiezienia powia-
towego uciekfo siedmiu wiezniow.
Me by1o i'm to trudno, bo W chwili
ucieczki wiezienie znajdowa}o sic je-
dynie pod opieka. ... zony szeryfa.
w Grand Junction, Colo., urze-
dnik policyjny Davis zabi} trzech "a
busi6w, kt6rzy nan napadli.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-08-25
Wiadomosci Miejskie.
KRWAWY DRAMAT R0DZINNY.
Franciszek MoWacki Town of Lake "a
mOrdOWaf zone. -.

Franciszek G4owacki, robotnik
polski, zatrudniony W Stockyardach
zamieszka1y p. nr. 472l ma uliey
Wood popefnif wczoraj dixie zono-
b6jstwo. ....'
Rzecz miafa sic tax: -:
Zamordowana by{a juz druga iona
G}owackiego, pozycie ich ME od-
znacza}o sic. bynajmniej szczeseiem
spokojem. spory i k}6tnie zdarza}y
sic pomiedzy mimi codzieh, maaz q
by1 tax gwa}towny, re iona musiata
sic uciec do skargi ssdowej. -. Sc
dzia skazaf Gfowackiego ma pewien
czas do domu poprawczego. I ia lex
cya jednakowoz 60 ME poprawi}a.::
Me dalej znowu, jak pred dwoma
tygodniami, W k}6tni wyrzuci4 zone
przez okno drugiego pietra ma ull-
ce. Zostaf aresztowany, ale ponle-
waz iona ME popierafa skargi, zwol-
niony. 49,.
Sasiedzi byli ma niego mocno obu-
rzeni i ME ukrywali swoich uczue. 4
tego powodu Gfowacki uwaza{ "a
wfasciwe kupic sobie revolver. 20
kazaf go wczoraj zonie m6w1:
Kupi1em to dla tego, azeby "a
bic kazdego, kto sic bedzie wtracaf
do naszych interes6w. ;...
- Sadie, ze mkt tego ME bedzie
czynif - odrzekla iona. .....
= Dobrze! - byfy slowa meza -
ciebie przestrzegam raz ma zawsze,
azebys sic ME wazy}a nigdy nikogo
wofae ma pomoc. .
Nina Gfowackiego, gdy to mo-
wi1,. by1a tax grozna, ze kobieta
wzieKa najm4odsze dziecko ma reke i
wysz1a pred sieh. .... Lecz MAJ "a
woiaf ja ma gore. Kobieta ME chcia-
Ia isc. Wtedy G}owacki zeszedl sam,
widocznie rozwscieczony = i po-
wt6rzyf rozkaz. Biedaczka znow
ME usiucha1a. .~,,. -.... =.
Wtedy G}owacki wydoby} rewol-
wer ME m6wiac ami s}owa, wystrzelif.
Kula traffa G1owacka W skroh. Me
szczesliwa pad}a, dziecko wypad}o
zjej rqk i potoczy{o SIG po ziemi. j