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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-24

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THE WORK OF THE TELEGRAPH
GOOD WORK OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS IN
FURNISHING BULLETINS


Convention Hail. Minneapolis. June 1.-THE Associ-
ated Press-western Union Bulletin service for the
last day Of the convention. and especially the
nouncement OF the denomination OF Mr.. Harrison for
the Presidency Of the United States was phenomenal
and probably has never before been excclled. The
bulletins announcing the nomination were received
and posted at oil telegraph points in America in less
than five minutes, most Of them within two minutes
The far-of Pacific coast knew the result within two
minutes after the facts were determined. and even
quicker the service to the East, New-York having
received the news inside Of axty seconds Equally
phenomenal the speed Of transmission across the
ocean. the bulletin Of President IIarIisons rcnomina
ton taking only and one alf minutes to reach
London. In most sections there was practically no
competition. other bulletin servire being received
at Washington and other sections reporting Assocatei
Press bulletins ten more minutes ahead OF all
competition.
This speedy bulletin service is In keeping with all
Of the work done during the convention. for which
every preparation had been made handle the con-
vention reports properly. Expert telegraphers
rushed the business and all the Weston Union
wires We're patrOed by linemen between Minneapolis
and Chicago and Omaha and other leading points
during the convention day and night on all important
routes. On route 10 Chicago ten wires went
down al ii 80 o'clock Tuesday night and were re-
stored and placed In working condition within one
hour after the break.
The special service done during this con-
venton exceeded That at either OF the conventions
four years ago. At those conventions the largest
amount OF special service In any day 305 900
words while the greatest single service from this
city 422, COc. This Is exclusive of thu regular
Associated Press reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
SENATOR DOLPH WELL PLEASED,

Washington. Juno IL Gpecial.-In reply TO q re-
quest from Tribune correspondent today for his
Views the results Of the Minneapolis Convention,
Senator Dolph said al am delighted with the re-
suits, and II you will consult tie pages Of The North
American Review for June Of last year you may
notice that then predicted that the Republican Con-
venton. a matter OF public duty. woud renominate
Mr.. HARRISON for the very reasons which have pre-
vailed. No better nomination could have been made
and Of course. 1t will be received with the utmost
satisfaction by all Republicans who have at heart the
success Of the party next November. Mr.. Reid Is a
man OF iuch prominence and ability, and his name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
CONTEMPLATING MR.. REID.
MESSAGES FROM FRIENDS HERE AND
ABROAD.

TrLtGRAMs AND LETTERS IN 4 PERFECT FLOOD
HEARTY GOOD WISHES FOR SUCCESS.
Hundreds Of telegams and letters OF oongratulaon
poured In on whtelaw Reid yesterday, from friends
who had heard the news OF his nomination for tho
office OF Vice President Of The United States. Mrs.
Reid also received a large number OF congra'uatory
dispatches. among them one from Mrs. Grant, tho
widow Of General Grant. at West Point; one from
Mrs. Levi r. Morton, at Rhnebecls. and the wife Of
william Walter Phelps. Minister TO Germany. Among
the messages from various parts OF this and foreign
countries werc the following:
Thanks for your cordial congratulations. |
most happy TO be able at 10 express my sincere
s Sc. eet HS ''nY EESGhS ySG Tor
Accept my heartiest congratulations. lizard OF
''"' '''''' JAMES G. BLAINE.
Washington.
Accept my hearty osratu1Sps ppO STF
Washington.
W. II. II. MILLER,
u. = TRACY.
JOIN ,WAANAMAKEE.
Accept warmcst congratulations. ihc uckct Is
to Mrs. Reid and you. 5. u. ELKINs.
London.
minister TO Court OF st. Jumes)
Irave.
Congratulations WILLIAMS.
(ConsulGcneral at Ilavrc.)
our hearty congratulations and earnest WISHES for
your triumphant election. SIR JOHN RAE.
oconomowoc.
You have my most sincere CONGRATULATIONS.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Accept my congratulations. Il. A. ALGER.
Chicago
country The ticket and the platform insure victory.
ALEXANDER SULLIVAN
Kindly accept my CONCENTRATIONS. The dnai action
Of the convention wise. the election of liar.
ris0n aud Reid will verify. u. +. JONES
Hearty congratulations from your old friend lend
GEORGE W. CHILDS
Congratulations and hearty support by aThe Stand.
mated by the Republican party WILLIAM BERRI.
Accept my hearticst congratulations With liar.
rison and Reid. victory is assured. -'"'
''''" "' JOSEPH d. CARR.
ticket 't'' good majority. j. H. MAN Lex 'n'
Paris.
warmcst congratulations from oil.
MEREDITH READ.
Minneapolis.
The Home Market Club OF Boston coneratultes you
and the country We uw wish you TO at.d our great
sonaly invite you ALBERT CLARK,
Secretary.
New-York
Your friends OF the L0tos Club congratulate the
country that the National Republican Convention has
ratified the nomination which we were privileged 10
mako the 30th OF June. Without regard TO po-
ntcal considerations y" rejoice at the prospect Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
TIE TICKET CORDIALLY RECEIVED.

uAyIFrsTATIONs OF APPROVAL IN TIE EAST
AND WEST
San Francisco June 1.-THE Republicans celebrated
Uorrison,s nomination by street parade and display
Of areworhs A large mass-mecting was also held az
which several speeches made tifying the nonnna
ton.
Helena Mont. June 1.-THE Office OF Rnsseii Harrl
sons iaper The Journal was surrounded last night
by eager crowds who received the news Of the Pres-
dents nomination with boierons manifestations OF en-
thnsasm "The Journal says edtorlaHy toaiy
"Uarrson's denomination reflects tho peoples wishes
ard meets with the approval OF the country
Owcgo " y June IL tspecial.-1'he nomination OF
Harrison and Reid was received with general s"'S'ac
ton in Tioga County salutcs Of 100 guns were nra
last night by the Republicans OF Owego ana OF newark
Valley.
Ncwburs Juno IL (speciaD.-Thc first movement
for the campaign Of Republican clubs ID this sccuoh
was taken last night by the First wsrd Republican
Club q which Alderman James Todd IS presdcht'
Tho matter Of organizing a uniformed marching club
was nut under way After number Of new members
were elected the club voted to Join the state League
and elected A. H. Topping, Eugene FnrrnHon AMI ex-
Alderman Herman as delegates. TO the League CON
vitaiion from the james q. Blaine Club to JOIN We
latter on Monday evening In street parade ana ihui
cation Of the nomisation Of ar sS tS snd samuel
Carlysle Battery, at Middle Hops IN noher VI .nc
The nominations are good ones. and the ticket VII
be elected Republicans generally pleased with
the action Of the convention.
Kingston n. y, June IL (spcciaD.-'Thc nomina-
t,on OF Harrison and Reid meets the approval or all
Republicans In tbs section, and every one IS conhdeh
OF victory Mt the polls in November. While many OF
the shameless. Republicans would have felt proud 70
vote for Mr. Blaine for President, they cheeflhiS "o
qucsce the wisdom OF tho majority as expressed In
The convention.
Carlisle, Penn, June IL (specia-The nominations
OF President Harrison and Whitcaw Reid wero No.
ccivci with much qualification throughout tho Cnmbcr
land Valley and It IS considered the strongest ticket
ever nominated by tho Republican party
Middletown ~ " June IL (specaD.-Thc Repnb-
leans here arc ratifyng the nomination of Harrison
and Reid In great numbers tonight. The enthusi-
asm is intense speeches we've made by Mayor
Bailey, ex-Congressnan Stivcrs and others. FIRE
works and bonfres Illuminated the sky.
Bristol, Conn.,, June la Harrison and Reid Re-
publican Club was formed here tonight. The band Is
PLAYING salute of hundred guns j. being urea oyer
The nomination, and the people are wild with enthu'
saSm. yv n.
publicans tonight ratified the Minneapolis Convch'
lions nominations In an enthusiastic manner a Iiar-
Iison and Reid Club With $50 members was formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

will give strength to the ticket. The result OF the
election depends upon issues rather than men, now
ever great ard good the latter may be; and to MAKO
the issue fully known TO the people, we must hh'e
thorough organization and make an earnest canvass
oregon why, Oregon is safely Republican, OF course
and Harrison and Reid will receive handsome MI
I'm, that nrosperOuS State.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

swing into line for the pauys nominee NO Thu
will VOTE against the man who was nominated. IIo
reporter gave the Judge and many othe w9 S' of
Wbiteaw RGds nomination for Vice-Pre,iden, req
f. n stronc man. and no better second choice couIa
hove fJeen madc,' said Mr.. Thurston Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
THE LEAGUE TO MEET IN BUFFALO.

Minneapolis, June 1.-THE Executive Committee
OF tho National League Of Republican Clubs held
session at tho West Hotel to-day, TO decide on the
annual meeting OF the League There -four cities
contestng for the honor OF entertaining tho conven
ton Omaha New York, Indianapolis, and Buffalo
Buffalo secured tho pize on compromise without
n struggle. The date selected wns September L. The
requests for recognition from the College Republican
League and the wOmen's Republican Club were
referred TO n committee. President Garrison presided
and A. i. Humphrey acted as secretary.
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MR.. THuRsTON READY TO WORK FOR TIE
TICKET

Chicago. juno IL tspecinD.-Judge John NJ.
ThurstOn, Of Nebraska, OF tho arrivals herc
fIon Minneapolis this afternoon. "Of COURSE said
he, al felt bad over Blalhe's defeat, but We will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

Ledres its mark
every one Of the
painful disorders
that prey upon
W on. They
fade the face,
waste the figure,
ruin the temper,
Wltler YOU III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

Smith 4 .AnseIls Black Hosiery u Unsurpassed
cad resails q secular asaaAe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
REPUBLICANS PLEASED EVERYWHERE.

GENERAL RATIFICATION OF THE CHOICE IN
CUIcAGo-TIIE FEELING IN OTTER uT1tS.
Chicago, June IL (speclal.-Thc denomination OF
President Harrison received enthusiastic ratiicn
lion from the prominent business men OF Chicago
IL was a ratification callei out by sympathetic busi
ness feeling. resulting from general opinion that
the present Administration had been founded on
strictly business basis. Democratic business men as
we'll rs those whose stand on tho protection side 81
tho political fence We're willing 10 admit thnt hnr
rison's Administration had been straightforward ana
business like with the particularly cornmendabic
feature that II had been exceptionally Tree IRON
political blunders Worlds Fair officials and directors
were generally pleased with the denomination OF pcs
dent Harrison By n good many he was looked upon
ne being friendly 10 the Fair and by Others MS 10
nomination was regarded with favor because he was
their political choice.
"IlarIison IS sure Of reelection said General
Charles s. Warren, OF Montana General warren WAS
fresh from Minneapolis where he was among the loyal
n,aine men. but while he would have preferred his
own candidate he was not disappointed at the result
\ The Democrats cannot name n man who can carry
the November elections against President Harrison.
rho President has demonstrated his ability. ic mas
Gwen the country a good, clean buslnesslike Admin
lstration He has upheld the honor OF tho country
among the nations OF the world and there Is no fep
why any Republican should hesitate TO give him
vote this fall" ,, -,
Preparations are making for IA big Republican rati
Monday evening under the auspices Of the local Re
nubiCan clubs. Governor Mckinley, j. epat fhSS,U,
Of New. York. and John VI. ThurstOn. OF Nebrashh'
have promised TO be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
CHEAT ABSTRACTION IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, Juno IL tspeiaD.-The uoka nominated
nt Minneapolis IS ehincntly satisfactory 20 tho lead
ing HepubIcans OF Boston. The general feeling Is
that the convention acted wisely IN rcnomna'ine
Mr. Harrison and that Mr. Rod is o positive element
Of strength 70 the ticket.
Joseph o. Burdett, chairman Of tho Republican
state Committee, says: ~ am well pleased with
The result OF the Convention. md have every reason
TO think that We shall elect the ticket by large
vote
J. F. Otis wariwc: "As q good Republican Of
course approve OF tho ticket and shall do what
little can TO help my party roll up ono of its
greatest victories"
Postmaster Mosely, Of Hyde Park al nlwnys
expected that Mr. Harrison would be rnonlnated
lie has given the country splendid Administration,
and he viii DO reelected"
Captain Den Ptman, OF Morbehcad: al was
O Blaine yesterday. but I'm Harrison man TO-
day. I'm always with the nominee OF the conven-
ton II is O splendid ticket and cannot fall TO ne
ceivo the Endorsement nj the polls pcxt November
Jeremiah Dennct, OF Taunton: ut IS capital
ticket, and ono that will win. Republicans always
bury their differences when they return home, and
you Will see q great campaign this year.
Representative Powers. Of Hyde Park: at Is
an excellent ticket and win surely win In the coming
campaign. Mr.. Reid's selecuon was rather
pri sc. but II Is good 0Oe. aud on par with tho
head of the Ticket"
Ex-senator savage OF Taunton: awe shall win
tha next campaign. because our cause u Just. Both
Harrison and Reid are Al candidates - l..
having such cleancut, high toned nominees as ifor1f
son and Reid No Republican c,n fail 10 vote for
them unless 1t Is for o personal resson.'
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SiIverware


TEA SETS COMPRISING TEAPOT COZ.
FEEPor SUGAR BOWL, AND SPOON
Wife METAL ncm r krpou es h1 pE 1877
SIGNS, WORTH Observation-Disclosures. SET.
TEA AS Sh Anovs A PLAIN sATIS WORTH 1897
$500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SET.
500 WATER PITCHERS, IRON PORCELAIN
LINING, DOUBLE WALL, NEW DESIGN, ann
WARRANTED QUADRUPLE PLATE 100
WORTH 95o....".. EACH.
% r np'r mIGmnsT ORDER OF woR n 1899
SHIP WORTH *2o0o.......................... EACH
SPECIAL SALE OF THE CELEBRATED ROGERS
KNIVES FORKS, AND SPOONS.
iA ED s srASpARD quality Plate ANr liz
DOZEN.
TABLE SPOONS AND MEDIUM FORKS 90
SAME STYLE AND QuALlTY..-....-. OH
DOZEN.
DiSN ANrrp TuEL ST st plarN WAR 289
- - DOZEN.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF
OVER % SETS OF ONE
OF THE BEST MAKERS
AT ONE.HALF REGU.
LAR PPICE
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Csstinuca ON Seventh Page
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MEMS GERMAN NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AMI
DRAWERS
SHIRTS SIZES 81 TO so INCnES..tr IL
DRAWERS. SIZES % TO IS INCHES. 70 IL 4 4
EACH.
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Ill ARE FOR THE TICKET.
Continued from First Page.

idents strong manhood and his answering in
tegrity will make him formidable candidate
and he will be elected Every line Of the plat
form has the Republican ring. The financial
plank especially commends itself to the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12

CHANGEABrki SkIRTING TAFFETAS 1870
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
HIGH GRADE WASH SURAH. WITH COLI 20
ORED STRIPES WORTH 1925 Ann
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-08-17
JNo. E. MOON, Secretary.
7 p DAVIS President E. MOON, Secretary
THE KANSAS MUTUAL LIFE,
TOPEKA, KANSAS
]. P. DAVIS, President.


policies afordng the maximum OF safe %
Ordinary Life TO- ID and Payment Life and TO- 10
policies and cash values the
written in the contract and participating in
dividend returnsafs he third year date Of issue
wanted each county Of Kansas to
act a. soliciting agents. Please mention this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-10
Livestock Notes.

Indianapolis received 1000 cattle, 49, 900
hogs AID 80 sheep last week.
LIST week East st. Louis received 1877
eaktle, 1901 hogs and 1471 sheep. against
s540S cattle, IL, 031 hogs and 1854 sheep dur
ing the previous week.
The pacl1ery shipped yesterday one car of
bacon and lard to Seymour, and one car of
bacon and hams to Corsicana. About 1000
head of hogs and great many cattle were
slaughtered.
Burke Burnett had car of hogs at the
Union yards from Wichita Falls which he
sold to the packery. He was invited to
speak at the barbecue, but was too modest
and declined.
Kansas City last week received IS, 500 cat
tie and As, zoo hogs, against II, 262 cattle and
42.02S hogs the previous week, and 1901
cattle and $3.50 hogs the corresponding
week last year.
Omaha last week received 1850 cattle,
1850 hogs, 1928 sheep, against 13, Ola cattle,
Is, 642 hogs, sou sheep last week, and II, 34G
cattle, 49, Isl hogs, 1929 sheep the first week
Of March last year.
Harris Franklin, prominent cattleman
from Deadwood, S. D., came down to the
conventions and yesterday bought 1900 twos
apdsthTees to be shipped from Amarillo to
rhis Dakota ranches, commencing May 3.
A fine stallion was on exhibition yester-
day afternoon between Third and Fourth
on Main. 1t was a splendidly developed
animal about seventeen and half hands
highland would probably weigh 1900 pounds.
- Thousands of visitors, mostly stockmen,
took advantage of the barbecue held at the
Union stockyards to thoroughly explore
every nook and corner of the yards, and
many were the eucomiums heard of the
splRndid appointments in the way of water,
drainage and convenience. The Union
sstockyards got big advertisement yester-
day, many visiting shippers having no idea
of their extent and splendid equipment.
Rassfpts yesterday were light.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-10
A Farmer Assassinated.
Special to the Gazette.

sINNlsI % 1a-V K-a-CllE-
ABILENE, Tex, March 9.-Pete BROKER
SOC, g respected farmer and a Quiet and
inoffensiye citizen, was Yesterday after
noon shot aud MORALLY wounded while on
his way home from town by an unknown
party. Vie IS yet alive, but recovery is i'm
possible. His slayer was riding hos
and overlook him in his wagon and asked
him 10 take drink, which he did. and
after he had handed the stranger back the
bottle the stranger whipped ont revolver
and shot him, .hereupon Brookerson
jumped from his wagon and ran, but was
shot at a second time while running. No
cause is assigned for the deed.
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{ ST. LOUIS. No., March 9-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; shipments, none. Market
lower Fair to good native steers, So 2Q@
4 65: Indians and Texans, 81 50t93 60.
Hogs Receipts, 5000; shipments. go.
Market &c lower. Heavy, 81 1904 90;
zhixed, 81 25@4 So; light, 81 COCA 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1909; shipments, none.
Fair to best muttons, 81 20@4 e5, closing
srr.nnrr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-10
ST. Louis Stockyards

Special to the Gazette.
NATIONAL SToCKTARDs, ILL, March. g.
The receipts of Texas cattle amounted to
only about a train load, which found dull
and slow market. Prices were 10@l5
cents lower than Tuesday. The receipts
included a few cattle from the state of
Mississippi, which are a rarity on the
market.
]. B. Wilson, Dallas, al yearlings and
cows, 10 pounds, at 50 40; 70 steers, 1908
pounds, at $3.50.
cannon & Co., Belcherville, 81 steers,
3133 pounds, at S3.e5.
j. T. jameson, GAINESVILLE, 10 steers,
1864 pounds, at s.. 50.
II. B. Roberts, Canton, Miss, Al steers,
1865 pounds, at SLIGO.
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kansas cisr-Llresteck.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. March 9.-Cattls-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments. 2l0o. Steers dull,
dressed beef 5tal0c lower. Good cows
steady to higher: others dull: feeders
cuiet and weak Steers, So O0G4 90; cows,
81 50@S 80; suockers and feeders, s. TS9
90
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 25eo.
Market steady to sc lower, closed stroiig,
Extreme range, 81 S5G4 75; bulk, 81 S5s9
g.
Sheep = Receipts, 1900; shipments, SEQ
,aisrlzet strong.
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help OF any character are invited TO use this
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Chicago stockyards.

skS3s ciai Go the Gazette.
UNION STocKYARDs, Ill, March o.
There are about 1000 Texas cattle here, iu-
GLIDING ten cars for slaughtersrs. Values
weaker, in sympathy with the decline n
native cattle. General cattle receipts, "a, 900
head.
A. J. Wick sold 347 steers, 925 pounds, at
S. 20, and 376 steers, 966 pounds, at So 80.
Meyer of Kansas City forwarded 1874 Tex
ans, 1910 pounds, which sold at $3.50.