The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-01

The conventions was calledio order
again at o'clock p. IN, the same
day. John E Lamb Of Indiana
nominated Isaac +. Gray of that
State for Vice. President. Nicholas
4. Worthington of Illinois nominated
Adlai L. Stevenson of that State.
Edwin f. Uhl of Michigan nominated
Allan b. Morse, Chief Justice of that
state. Gene al T.. s. Bragg uf Wis
cousin nominated John l.. Mitchell
of Milwaukee. Shields of Iowa no.
nina ed Col Henry Warterson, the
distinguished Kentucky editor. Mon
tana nominated w. Bourke Cochran
IF New York aud Judge Lambert
free of Illinois. Governor Flower
rave New YUrk's ~ votes solid for
/ stevenson North Carulnt went
/ straight Tor Stevenson. Az the re-
quest of Col. WaItcrsou Iowa changed
| It's vote TO Stevenson. Alter several
States followed for the Illinois man,
Cole Of Ohio, getting II hearing above
| the din of wild enthusiasm, moved
that Stevenson's nomination be made
by reclamation. Hensel of Pennsyl-
vania seconded the nomination and it
was unanimously adopted amid great
cheering.
| Stevenson was Assistant Post
MASTER G eneral in the Cleveland adj
ministration.
Just before the close of the con-
vention the arc lights gave way and
fell among the delegates. There
was for times every promise of a
panic in which many lives might have
been lost, but cool-headed delegates
and policemen, aided by band music,
quelled the tumultuous stampede.
Violent thunder and rain storms at
different times interrupted the pro-
ceedings of the convention.
The whaling brig Alexander was
wrecked on st. PauPs Island, April
20, and is total loss. All hands
were saved and will return to Port
Townsend on the steamer Bertha.
For the third time within a week a
large portion of the downtown bust
ness district of Chicago was mum
dated on the Esd by a heavy fall of
rain. Restaurants were flooded by
the bursting of the main sewer, and
among the customers driven out
were many delegates to the Demo
cratic convention. Galena and Rock
ford, Illinois, are also flooded.
Emmons Blaine, son of ex-Secre.
tary Blaine, died in Chicago on June
Is of blood poisoning. He was 30
years old and, although educated for
the law, had taken up railway bust
ness. AT his death he was general
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway with his Office in Chicago.
In 1889 he married Miss Anita Nc
Cormick, daughter of Cyrus McCor-
mick, at Richtield Springs, N. Y.
The bride brought to her husband
for a dowry nearly 100000. One
; child, son, now nearly 2 years old,
} was the result of the union.
Chauncey NJ. Depew will be offer.
ed the position of Secretary of State,
in succession to Jas. G. Blaine
whenever he informs the Presiden,
he will accept. He will have to re.
sign seventeen positions in some O.
the biggest companies in the country
if he take the office.
} EUROPE
, The Paris Figaro is out in advocacy
} of universal exposition in Paris il
1900.
} A crowded Unionist meeting wa
( held in London on the 22d to sup
} port the appeal of the Protestant
} of Ulster to England. Many titled
} and prominent persons were present
Sir George Chubb presided. Tit
} Duke of Argyll delivered speech
. in which he declared it a slanderou
: : falsehood to say the people of Ulste
= were aiming at religious ascendancy
\ "They were" he said, ''against thu
! ascendancy of the village rufiian ant
3 the parish pope"
& Official advices received in Berlil
0 from East Africa confirm the reports
0 of the disaster that befel the German
D Won Bulow in the Voshi territory
D The advices add that Baron Won Blu
D low, Lieutenant Wolfram and twent,
. of the Soudanese soldiers ATTACHED
= to the expedition were killed. Th
y remainder hold Kilmanjaro with g.
men. A detachment has been sen
, to their relief.
The Rome Tribune, commenting
!, upon the story from Seattle, Wash.
Z that four Italian laborers were lynch
b ed for killing foreman, urges til
A: Government to make inquiry, and
: it proves to be another wanton attac
: on Italians, to make the stronges
protest to the Government of tn
United States.
: Gladstone is urging unity in tn
I Irish parliamentary party.
i kavachol, the Paris anarchist, la
Z been sentenced TO death.
d Beers have entered the Portuguese
colony of Angola, West Africa, an