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ing or the civil war he was sent into the
field as q correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, making his headquarters at
Washington, whence his letters on cur
rent politics, under the signature OF
Agate, attracted much attention on ac-
count of their thorough information and
pungent style.
From that point he made excursions to
the army wherever there was prospect
of active operations. He served as aide
de-camp to Major w. S. Rosecrans in the
Virginia campaign of 1861, and was pres
ent at the battle of Shiloh and the battle
of Gettysburg. After the war he spent
two years in writing "Ohio in the War"
aud at the conclusion of his labors he came
to New York at the invitation of Horace
Greely and became an editorial writer on
The Tribune On the death of Mr.. Greely
in 1872, Mr.. Reid succeeded him as editor
and principal owner of the paper. His
recent appointment and brilliant public
services as minister TO France, during
which time he negotiated two important
treaties. are we'll known.
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Two Identified.

Oil CITY, Pa Lime 13.-The two
bodies found in the ruins of this city
have been identified as those Of William
j. Hassenfritz. counter clerk, and Rev.
Orton and w. D. Terwiler. The body
found at Brandon's ferry is believed to
be that of Samuel Richardson. Two
more bodies have been discovered down
the river in an advanced stage Of decom-
position. William White, Amhrose w.
Moran, Frank Goodrich, David Cnpland
and George Christy are smisslng. Tbs
total receipts of the relief committee are
@57, ,4S7. OIL Citys share Of this amount
win b IS per cent, while the remainder
win 60 to Titusyille.
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The Last Of the Republican Conr: }.
tion Mt Minneapolis the One
Referred to.
Every Recourse known to Political
Warfare Brought to Bear to De-
feat the President.
Detailed Report Of the Evening Ses.
sion at Which Whitelaw Reid IN
Was Nominated.

MINNEAPOLIS. June i3.--The battle
has been fought and won. and the ad-
ministration of Benjamin Harrison is
sustained by the Republican party in
the denomination of the president for a
second term.
The result of this contest, which has
been so stubbornly waged for the past
week, remained in doubt up to the very
last stage of the ballot. Every resource
mqqSnolq own to odlitical warfare was
to bear by the leaders of the opposition
to defeat the presidents denomination
and for one brief hour in the middle of
the day it seemed that the popular gov
ernor of she Buckeye State was to re-
ceive the highest honor which can be
bestowed by the Republican party. But
men held steadfast to their faith, and
this contest in the end was determined
by the instructed delegates from those
states that had given formal express
sion to their wishes in the selection Of
the presidential candidate. 1t is doubt
ful whether any previous convention in
the history Of the party has witnessed
more enthusiasm than was called forth
by the name of Blaine. The consum-
mate plans Of the organizers of this
movement for the nomination OF the dis
tinguished ex-secretary of state were
carried out in every particular, but the
result demonstrated that new era had
arrived in national conventions and that
the preferences Of delegates were no
longer to be swayed by the manifesto
tions of the cheering thousands in the
galleries. AT no time during the day
did the name of the president of the
United States evoke the enthusiasm that
was repeatedly called forth by both the
names of Blaine and Mckinley. It was
notable day, indeed.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA. MONDAY JUNE 1s, 1892

uasc rnat rnIs convention uid not rnInk liz
30 acceps
We want to notify the majority that the
minority subordinate their personal views
tcheers) and bow TO the judgment of the
convention. We believe that New York
state ought to be aided in the great strug-
gle 1t will have to make to keep that state
in the Republican column and / believe
the gentleman whose name will present
win aid materially In cooperating for that
purpose Iwill not detain you, as Gen.
eral Horace Porter is to second me, and
win conclude by placing In nomination
for the vice presidency Hon. Whitelaw
Reid, of New York.
When Mr.. O'Connor was through
General Horace Porter took the platform
and warmly seconded the nomination Of
Mr.. Reed, and was followed by Cover
nor Bulkely, of Connecticut. j. t.
Settle, of Tennessee, got the floor and
nominated Hon. Thomas B. Reed, Of
Maine, but on request of the Maine dele
CATION the nomination was withdrawn.
Mr.. Carney, of Iowa, then moved to
suspend the rules and make the nomina-
tion unanimous. The rules were sus-
pended by a viva voce vote and the
nomination was made unanimous.
Thanks for Mckinley.
Senator Cullom having taken the
chair, Elliott f. Shepard offered q reso-
luton of cordial thanks to Chairman
Mckinley and wishing him increasing
usefulness in the service OF the country. !"
The chair asked that those who were in
favor of this resolution should stand
until counted. As the delegates rose he
added: There are 900 delegates stand
ing, there is no need to count" which
was received with laughter and applause.
Resolutions thanking the minor officers
of the convention and the citizens of
Minneapolis were passed with enthus-
iasln.
Mr.. Clarkson offered a resolution of
thanks TO the people of Minneapolis for
complete and superior accommodations
provided and adequate provisions for en-
tertaining visitors; also thanking the
executive committee. This was adopted.
Thanks were also voted to the retiring
national committee for the services ON
the campaign Of 1883. The roll of states
was then called for the appointment of
members of the committee to notify the
nominees.
At the close of the roll call. the con-
vention, at III p. m, adjourned sine die.
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WElTELAW REID.

Sketch Of the Republican Nominee for
Vice President.
Whitelaw Reid, the nominee for vice
president. was born near Xenia, O, Oct.
~. 1887. He was graduated from Miami
university in 1866, took an active interest
In Journalism and politics. and began his
newspaper career at the age of 90 as editor
of the Xenia News In Ohio At the open
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/. [. POLK DEAD.

The President OF the National Alliance
Passes Away at Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 13. - President
Leonidas Polk, of the National Farmers
Alliance, died at the Garfield hospital in
this city at 11:15 a. m. The cause was
uraemic blood poisoning, caused by
bladder trouble, from which Mr.. Polk
had been victim for years.
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Cleveland fs rTum.

BUzzARD's BAY, Mass, June l3--ssI
have nothing to say concerning Presi-
dent Harrison's denomination, . was all
ex-President Cleveland said. Mr.. Cleve-
land Is suffering considerably from
rheumatism and has been ever since he
arrived here. Nothing would induce
him to talk about the Harrison nomina-
tion or about politics.
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THE BOOK STORE.
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Mckinley Satisfied.

MINNEAPoLrs, June IS. Major Nc
Kinley has left Minneapolis. Just be-
fore. his departure he said to reporter
of the United Press: "The ticket is
magnificent. The convention did Just
the right thing and just what / wanted
it to do. There is no ill-feeling and we
are going to win.
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VOTE IN DETAIL.

How the Various States Cast Their Bal
lots for President.
The ballot for the nomination of
president resulted as follows:
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That GO is big enough but it isn't anything like big go
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JOHN DRISCOLL,
The One-Prce Clothier.
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DETROIT, June l3.-The Free Press
fDsraocraticl s2vs: '':sS- -.--.- --.---i- 49,
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How to Improve Bees.

An American writer on bee culture
advocates the crossing of ordinary bees
with the giant bees of India, so as to
obtain a race with longer proboscis
and perhaps of increased size. If this
improved race were then crossed with
the South American stingless bee, he be-
lieves breed would be obtained having
all the good points of the Italian bee,
with heightened proboscis and no sting.
The same authority considers that the
swar1ning instinct might be successfully
bred out of bees if it were deemed de-
sirable to destroy it.
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Favorable to Bookbinde rs.

On and after Jan. l., 1898, Guatemala
will remove all import duties upon
printed books not bound. Bookbinding
is a new industry in the republic, and
one object of the law is to encourage
this part of the bookmaking trade.
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Congress Street.
Portland c Rumford Falls Railway.
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSITIONS for the construction of a
Il line of railroad from Mechanic Falls to a
connection with the Maine Central Railroad at
or near Danyille Junction will be received at
the office OF the Company, "a Exchange ST.,
Portland Maine, until Monday, October "a,
1892, at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Preliminary plans and profiles. specifications,
forms bid and contract, can be seen at the
Company's office after october 3, 1892. Plans
and profile of the location can be seen after
October II, 1892. The right to reject any and
all proposals is retained.
FREDERIC DANFORTH.
Chief Engineer.
Portland, Maine, Sept. 2sth, 1892.
ept29 d3w
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The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01
1900 JACKETS.

Black, Whitney Beaver, Notch Collar,
Loops, Half Lined, SO inches long.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01

Tan Beaver, Full Opossum Fur Sha
Collar, Fur Head Loops, Half Lined,
inches long.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01
MISSES, GRETCHENS,

With Deep Capes, 81, $3.50, Sc, So,
$40, SIP, $3.50 and $50.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01
PLUSH CLOAKS.
$1S PLUSH CLOAKS.

Quality of Plush superior to any we
ever offered at the price. Fine shape,
well made, good quality of quilted lin
ing, Seal Loops, pockets. Il
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01
MISSES, NEWMARKETS.

Choice styles of imported Cloths, with
Latest Styles in Capes and Hoods, at S10
5000, S12, $3.50, $14, SIS, ST., S1S and
$21.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01
SIS JACKETS.

Black Clay Diagonal, Full Opossum
Fur Shawl Collar, Fur Head Loops,
Half Lined, "a inches long.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01
SIS JACKETS.

Black Twill, Imitation Bear Fur Shawl
Collar, Braid Ornaments, Half Lined, "a
inches long.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01

Black Cheviot, Full Astrachan Fur
Shawl Collar, 4 Fur Head Loops, Half
Lined, 80 inches long, and same with
Frog Ornaments.
The Portland daily press., 1892-10-01
SIS JACKETS.
SIS JACKETS.

Dark Tan Beaver, Mink Collar, 4 Fun
Head, Loops, Half Lined, 81 inches long.