davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21
!an2i-tds

L ot James s. Simmons against { IL. rNomss
adminis,ra,or OF tbo cs.ato OF y 81 H0rris.
deceased, Mrs Moliic G Morris a,d oths5s.
Rosnoke on the 18th day scp.s lis,. ten,
sc shall rs commissioners, apyointst ,Ne-obv'
proceed to .ell ~ Qublc a-c..cu II INC
front door ot the courthouse .! said -I.v ~,
TIE 29D DAY Of MARCH, - Nff g
OCL'Ch NJ, the following described lots c7
ginning nj poiht on ne scvth oidr ~ lsfI4
street 40 feet cast OF Rogers 4trcei .h-,frs IL,
eoNthcriy direction IS feet - pom. ruenco 81
an castcrly direction 20 fee. 70 L. rcja. it,ts. IN
q northcrly direction % feet 70 T:ls srsei;
thence with Wei street in : v.st..-'v q .e. ii,n
10 feet 20 the place OF nesiuniIg aft cn- let
beginning NJ point on south sid ~ VOLS
street lto feet cast OF Rorers street nfl rUt -in-
on Wells street 10 feel and h1cA - kat e"tvsccr
paraici lines and adiolring sac ot ~ 800 above
acsc.ned sai,; lots eeinc the SAGE tote conveyed
70 said ~ ]. Morris ~ i.ii Jaca-s 3 Z, .&al~Es,
0T deeds, one daicd June I'D 1883 and tte othtr
CclOuci .Oth. l>SS, recorded Ia drca hgct a.
pages - and 81 in the OH ~ ct-l ~ Fl, Itnst.
Ing Court or slid oity
TERMS or SALE nae.. ii.l OF 10 nl.cdas-
money Will &c required In cash o. Csg o. IAN
ana the hala-:c, % be Il, iGad 'rto u loi4 pa4.
mcnts OF orc and TWO yesra .cspcctircfy secaf5l
oy negotiable noIcs aud l'"n retained rplr th.
property soil until nj ills purchase -soYr-
PAD ana 'cryoyance dncetge rs tx .ot.
SAN 4. vILTtANs
J. r. UANSBC aUtls
Cow s i.cf'r.,.
|, ) !. Brooke. CLERK ot tie uaat.ucs Corr
ios the city or ROANOKE, Viscin.a d U.--i,
certify hat the above commission L. haze oel-
cntfd cond In the penalty OF 5000, Sc seql,5,.i
by the decree with JrIoB $. Siio.nQus secu9l+y.
T 40 under my hand mis- 18Th dSy 4 acgas.
aaltds ~,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

TRUs rEEs SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
De OF trust exec TED to TIC undersigned
~ tTu- &c by y. A Ninffcc. q .tcd August 9Th
-" nd recorded IL the clerks oilcc urstirrs
tou' city OF Roanoke. Va. decd hook &c, page
i1l, IA trE-t "a secure 10 j. W Boswell
pay nen: or the sun o: sUNl, p4yahle ~, IN
twtvo ana eighteen months from August 0th
lS.i, equal prNnicn;- OF s2ot each. and whsreas
d'.ari, having Scrn made u The arst one OF sait
regiments. ~ tnc request of std Boswell tie
NJ ler,F ~ ;rn-tce will ELL 20 the Highest
.te-r - pl'tc anr'ioa IN iron, 81 - court.
rpr>o ~ 'air city, OF ilCbSDAI, THE s.Tu
p>l Nt MAP'u, iS'. A. - " 'hat certain
90 ~. az q ~ ists ain irs rpteusr's .Aereon
aiie oc.1Fi e.. 10 aid deed ~ ,ru,, 90 t5'l1u-.
hesl-nir- 81 polri on ihe Errfh eide 81 E2.i
sFfrTrf street - Tst. WIT q I'VE - r-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

ny WRIT Z OF a DEED OF TRUST EVE-
- eu,en 10 ne by Louisa H. Niacksy, dated
January 1891, and OF record il, the clerks oGicc
o. moanoHc' Va, in decd book 81, page -, 10
secure 10 g. H. Euglc tho payment OF the sum of
sl,%n. payable in 81 monthly nstalmcnts of sSj
oach. ana default having hccn made in The nay
,i, OF eight OF said notc md being rcuncstsd
~, ny sne beneficiary In sliI deeG will sell AZ pub
u. auction in front oi the courthouse in Roa;olc
lily, W., on WEDDE. DAY. MARCH, ~, Is,lS
follows ~" -
beginning at II point on The south side OF ,il.
mor steer lo fcct east Of Houston sttcet; thence
south degrees 80 minutes vest lsU fect To nm
aliey; thence with same south 80 dcyrecs 30 min.
ntcs east y feet to point thence north degrees
~ h'lnutes east l5O fcet 10 poih; on the soutr
sioe OF .'imcr street; thence with Cilmcr street
north 81 degrees 30 minutes west >, act 10 The
oecinhing aud known the cast half OF lnt j.
sccti09 $ OF Roger, Fairfax ~ Houston .n.p
TEXANS: Cash sufficient to pay cost of Keen.
ing ms trust. trustee i commission OF nor 4 an
40 insurance and notes past due OF SOS each
with interest since January /, sol purchaser ia
assume the payment OF 50 notes Of SIS each. wiz,
,nteiosi from January 1871. aud tho balance If
any, payab six months from day al sale near.
ing per cent. interest and secured by decd of
trust II II cIeIii,Ei, u
2lStds Trn.,n,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

TRtsTEE' sAi.E,BY VIRTUE or \ DEED
L OF trust executed to the undersigned NJ
trustee By z. a. Winfrce dated Angus, ,;;h, ISL
and recorded in the clerks Office ilnstiugs Court
city OF Eoarokc, Va, D. book Is, PAGE ,Z2 in
trust 70 secure TO j: W. Boswell payment OF the
sam OF Stor. paysDlo in six, twelve and eighteen
mouths ircm august 9th, lsai, equal payments OF
SHo cach. end whereas default having been made
in the iirs' one of said payments AZ tho request
OF said Boswell, tho undersigned as trustees viii
sellto the highest bidder AT public auction in
front &C thc courthouse of said city On TIT RN.
DAY TIE 9TH DAYpF MARCH, 1852 AT12 NJ.
thar certain j or parcel OF land with impro e.
menis thereon and described in said decd of
ira. N follows: Beginning at n point on the
north SIDE OF East Tazcwell street Us feet wet
OF TyieI street; thence with East i azoweii street
son.h :! degrees west =, feet TO a point thence
nor:h IL degrees west lH feet 70 an alley thence
with sold alley north ~ degrees east 20 feet 10 n
point thence soulh Is degrees cast 40 feet - he
place or beginning, and known and design nod os
lot II section OF thu Gambil Ipi aud Building
Association. OF Roanoke, Va
EnMS-Cash sufficient 20 pay cost OF cytc.,t
ing this trust ard pay OF past duo note and inter
6. thereon TO day ., -a'o III SUM Of $40 uGvnh'e
IN ''ve'vc "nd eighteen months from Inc 9TH day
O. Angus, 'S9i, With Interest from ssid date. anJ
residuc 10 20. Or snch,c - will be announced
on nAJ Ai f"f x. II. GRAY,
> - LH. - VruS'se
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21
TRUsTEEs sALE-By VIRTUE OF A

'S'RUsTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
y deed or trust executed 10 INC by George c.
Moomaw and w. VI. Moomaw bearing date 2lst
dry of January, 1880, and recorded in the clerks
Office of the iiustings Court in the city OF Roam
okc, Va. in decd book 20, page 2!h. to secure 10
Walter ". Pierce, commissioner. the payment OF
SS332 represented by the certain negotiable
notes OF Siidf6 each payable respectively in one
and two years afc date with interest from date
and dctanl. having been made In the payment Of
tho last OF said notes and having bctn requested
SO 70 do, VII. oifcr for sale on SAT URDAY,
FEBRUARY, a1Tll, 1872, AT 1888 p NJ Of
that day, IN front OF The courthouse IA the city
of Roanoke, Va, the following described prop.
erty, situated In TIC city of Roanoke TO wft:
Lots Nos. ana dissection S0,as shown by the map
of e l}oror's addition TO the city OF Roanoke, va
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost OF
sale, including a trustees commission Of per
cent, and balance drc on last OF said notes with
interest. and rcsdrc, If any, to be paid In one
and two ears. JAS. s. SIMMONS
Trustee.
Messrs. q. G. Mo1maw and W. ". Moomaw dc
size to say that they have sold the above de.
scri 'od property and that their vondce has ~
sumcd tho notes mentioned above.
i'd CIN
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

ENRCS EH'S SALE-BY VlRCCEO~ A DEED
OF tiust executed 20 me by II. W Spindle.
datcG February 10, 1850, and OF record in the
1erks oriSe OF the Hastings Court OF the city OF
koanoke' va, in decd book So, page i39 etc, to
secure 10 JamtsF Boon the payne nj of tho sun
OF $1,000 in two equal annual installmonis of 500
each, with Interest at tile rate OF 6 per cent pcr
annum from said date, evidenced By two certain
roles dated February IL, 1880. and payable In ono
ana TWO years respect, ely from date with inter
cst As aforesaid, and default having been made in
the payment of the la. mentioned note being
the amount due OF said two los hereinafter de
scrlbed. and having beer required so TO do by The
beneficiary III said deed OF trust. shall ofrcr for
sale to The highest bidder by pubic auction IN
front o tho iirstiugs e ur. house IN the cit, OF
Ronncke VA, on FRIDAY, MARCH is, Isg?. AT
IL NJ, MI those two certain lots or parcels OF land
III the Guy OF Roanoke. Va, dee gnatcd and de.
scrited M follows
beginning AZ point or the south side Of Elm
street I'M fcctcGstcTly from the fOuthcas, corner
OF Hilii ard Park streets; thence in n southerly
direction 10 tcet to an ai,ey; thence sastcrly 100
zee, 70 point on saih alley: thonrc in uor,hcrly
Gtection l;M tcet TO Film si.ee,. thence ia west.
cily dir ction leo ;eet 10 tho Nc.inLiucanr known
- 2s ard 4, section 10, or The map w The Lewis
addition,
TERMS OF SALE: Casf. sui,l ecnt 20 nav III,
sum OF :10 with interest - date OF sale inclu,l.
ing trustees commissions and cost OF sale and
AdFeitsing. AS to the residue, upon such terms
Is viii he made known on dGy OF sale
+. Il. LUDWIG,
40 tur Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
l. deed of trust dated the 9th day OF August,
1890 and of record In the clerks office of the
Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke in decd
book No. 46. page 1871, in which deed Charles H.
Jones, DR., conveyed to tho undersigned certain
real estate in the city OF Roanoke, Va therein
described III trust to secure to Belmont Land
Company the payment of the sum OF Sl,iO0 with
interc-t; as evidenced by two negotiable notes OF
S1UO each rs therein set ont and, whereas, by the
terms or said decd the trustee was authorized in
case OF default in the payment of said notes to
sell the property therein conveyed, and, whereas
fault has been made in the payment OF first OF
SAID notes, and having been requested so to do nv
the said Belmont Land Company. | will on
SATURDAY MARCH eth. lS!2 AT IL
O'CLOCK NJ in from; of the courthouse In the
city OF Roanokc. Va proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder. the property con.
ycycd In said deed to witt That certain lot or
parcel OF Land In the city OF Roanoke Va aud
known ~ lots II, IL, %, ~ 10 40 ara IL, section
81, a. shown by tho map OF the property OF Bel
mont Land Go npanv OF iilc n: thc office or the
clerk OF the Hastings Court for tho city OF Roam
okc, Va.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay tho past due
note ana interest being abor; Ss6650 and tho
cost OF executing this trust, 500 payable
August 9th, ls!2, with interest from August 9th
ls:W, balance, ii amy. payable in and two
years from date OF sale with iIitcrcst.
icbS-tds :. W. JAMESON. Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21
jan2i-tds

Mr.. Hudson states that he has sold the rbovr
lott, and the deferred payments have been ne
simcd by his vendccs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

This property has been sold and the notes az.
sumcd by ycnd,c GEO. c. MOOMAW
rcbotus Trustee,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21
N. RENSCH, Proprietor,

4 n
MAuGI
TTiE WEEK IY TIMES
mon ,n,,
TN wv" EAh
AND TIE--
WAVERLY NOVELS COMPLETE
FOR So. 90.
vJ17 WANT . rco NEyv cf1pooprp,p.
BY JUNE lST.
THE COMPLETE SET CONSISTS OF
TWENTY-FIVE NOVELS:
Ipsvor,y
TvonSoe
Gnv \" Ws s,,,
s. Hntiquary,
z. Old Mortality.
II 8. Bride of Lammernoo,
0. Black Dwarf,
10. Heart of Mid LOTHIAN
10. The Abbot, ''0 "
4 10. The Pirate,
"a. Fortunes of Nigel,
Is. Peveril of the Peak,
10. Quentin Durward,
- ST. Romans Well,
IS. Eod Gauntlet,
4 Il 81. W WOODSTOCK,
80. Anne of Goicrstein
I sassa 81. Count Robert of Pa.'s
IS. Surgeons Daughter.
a ,.,,~,7;p-,c,, ,,11,D H1ounr mon wv,
4 Enp,1rp ppICU On am
4
e s Pc N UonS a snTII, Ian ANA NDoU IN
Il coon TITE VA pEp IS GOdD
q NEaTT,Y R0fiNn a.
Il
9 -" FREE TO EACH s In Ri Sa A'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE
i)cuicd to me by Mrs. f. e. Zones. bearing date
on the ED day OF July, 1880, ana recorded in the
clerks office Of the IpstinGs Court of the city OF
Roanoke, Va deed book ~ page Il5 in order to
secure to George Z. Moomaw and w H.
Mooniaw the unpaid purchase money upon the
property hereinafter described evidenced nv The
Two intcrcs! bearing negotiable notes OF the said
Mrs. T.. Il. clones, payable NJ the National l:x-
change Bank OF Roanoke, Va. in four rnh
eighteen 6months from ihes IBID day of .Iuly, lS,O
To the aforesaid George c. Moomnw. in sums
respectively OF S3';.6G aud Sli,i ~. ana default
having been made in the payment or the last
Above mentioned note with interest thctron
accrued Will, nj The request o; The bcnctiCarics
{: aforesaid. sell NJ public auction TO the highest
bidder In front Of the courthouse door in thc
city OF Roanoke, ON TUESDAY. THE 10TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1Sl0, Az y O'CLOCK p NJ. the
following described property 20 wit:
Lots and D, block ~. ~ shown by the man Of
tho property of the Yves. End Land Coinuauy.
on file in The clerk 5 ohco OF tho Hastings Court
OF Roanoke, Va.
TERMS: Cash as 20 so much rs is sufficient 10
pay on the above mentioned note with interest
to day OF sale, including trustees commission
to mis- case together with fees and COS; OF exc.
cutting the trust II then UppGid; balance ii any,
payable with interest III enc and two years
payments being evidenced by two negotiable
notes OF equal amount Snd secured by n deed
OF trust. ID. c. MO0MAW,
tcO'tus Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21
TRUSTEES. SALES.

TENRUSTRE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
uccd OF trEst executed to the undersigned
rs trustee by j. b. and Coleman Hunt, dated July
slst, lS9i and recorded In the clerks Office. Iusf
ings Court city OF Roanoke, Va, ID. r. a. n
43l, fn!trust 10 secure to j. w. Boswell the nav ~
meat Oh certain negotiable notes described in
salo uceu OF trust, and whereas default having
oeen mod &C.. IN the payment of portion OF said
notes. at the request OF the said boswell the nm
dersigncd. as trustee, win sclto tho highest bid
der at public auction in front OF the courthonsc
OF the city OF Roanoke, Va. on SATiilsDHS
MARCH, 9TH, 1891, AT IL NJ, that certain lot ar
parcel or lar lying and being in the city or Ko,
nokc, Va, and described in said deed OF trust ~
follows: 1' "s
Beginning at point ON the north side OF North
Chestnut street 316 ste feet and then 10 feet
north from the southeast corner OF Park and
Chestnut streets: thence with North Chestnut
street south 50 degrees Is minutes cast 214l2 feet
to point; thence north q degrees - minutes
east 40 feet 10 u tcnfoot alley; thence with snid
alley north So degrees IS minutes west % I-1e feet
to point: thence south degrees 30 minutes
west 100 feet to tho place of beginning together
with improvements thereon belonging.
EkMS: Cash sufficient TO pay cost OF cxecut
Ing this trust and opay Off past due notes and
interest thereon to day of sale, and the residue
payable in monthly payments OF $500 per
month, the first one to he paid on the 31st day of
March, 1872, and on the last day of each month
thereafter. and each payment TO bear interest
from the 3lst day OF July, 1891.
II. II. GRAY.
IeD o-2aw-lw Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-21

WE WANT 2.Uo0 NEW SUBSCRIBERS
FOR THE WEEKLY TIMES
BY JUNE 1ST.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08
A BIG BLAINE VICTORY.
He Captures the Instructed Delegates from
Tennessee.

He Captures the Instructed Delegates from
Tennessee.
The most decisive victory of the day was in
the defeat of the Harrison delegates at the
meeting of the Tennessee delegation tonight
Most of the delegates from the state of Tennes-
see were instructed to vote for Harrison, and
on the arrival of the Harrison leaders from
that state few days ago it was maintained by
II. Clay Evans and others that the vote would
be twenty three for Harrison to one for
Blaine. The meeting of tonight wiped out
this II arrison majority and gave the delegation
to Blaine by the surprising vote OF IS to 10.
The frat test of strength occurred in the Sc
lection of chairman OF the delegation. A. NJ.
Hughes, jr.. the candidate of the Blaine peo-
pie, was elected By 13 to TO- one man, Harri.
son delegate, being absent. This
q great great surprise TO the
Harrison people, but they refused to
accept the situation and rallied to another
fight for the selection Of national committee
man. The candidates for the member Of the
national committee were Fl. Clay Evans on
behalf of the Harrison delegates and G. A. Hill
on behalf OF the Blaine people. These men
have been clearly and positively identified as
the representatives of Harrison and Blaine, re-
spectively, aud when the result showed that Hill
was elected by a vote of 13 to 10, no one
any longer doubted that Blaine would receive
a majority OF the Tennessee delegation. Sew
eral of the delegates who were positively in
structed for Harrison visited the Ohio and
Colorado headquarters tonight and openly
announced their intention of voting for
Blaine, stating that at the time they received
their instructions it was supposed that the
gentleman from Maine would not be q candi-
date, but now that he has entered they be-
iieved they would be responding to the senti-
ment of their people in supporting his candi-
dacy.
How Pennsylvania Stands.
The uncertainty as to the standing of the
Pennsylvania delegation was removed at the
meeting of the delegation from that state this
evening. at which it was officially determined
by poll that the vote on the presidency
would be ifty-one for Blaine, eleven for Hsrri-
son and one for John Therman. The Hon.
q. A. Grow was absent and it was uncertain how
he will vote. The one vote to be cast for John
Sherman will be that of the well-known ex-
president of the tariff committee of 1888. Henry
w. Oliver of Pittsburg. Senator Quay was
elected chairman of the delegation by acclama.
tion, but the national committeeman and the
other officers will not be selected until tomor-
row morning. Senator Quay was authorized to
vote the delegation as pOlled.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08
RH0DY SHELLS BREAK,
Which May Lose Harrison the
Nomination.
He Urges the Destruction OF a
Blaine Banner,
And Nearly Precipitates a Riot
at the West Hotel.

The Indiana. Clubs Create the Biggest
Sensation of the Day-The Fort
Wayne Blaine Club the Finest Or
ganization on the Ground-The
Indianapolis Blaine Crowds Ranks
Badly Decimated by the Loss OF
Parties Exploring for Beer-The
Southern Delegates Seem 10 Hold
the Balance of Power-They Are n
ScaIy Lot as a Whole and Openly
for SaIe-The Blaine People Get the
Temporary Chairman After a Wig
orous Fight-Clarkson Reelected
National Committeeman Though He
Cannot Control the Votes of the
Iowa DeIegatiOn-The Pennsylvania
Delegates Almost Unanimous for
the Man from Maine-Colored Peo-
pie to Make a Strong Demand on
the Convention-Forake and the
Cincinnati Blaine Club Create a
Stir-The Nicaragua Canal Likely
to Figure in the Platform-Pacific
Coast Delegates Indulge in a Hot
Conference.-The Convention Hall
Dedicated with a Speech by Depew
Blaine and Harrison Mathematic-
fans Figure on the Preferences of
Delegates with Equally Satisfactory
ResuIts-BIaine Has the Enthu-
siasm, but This Doesn't Seem TO
Brighten the Administration Office
Holders.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08
DELEGATIONS ORGANIZE.
A Lively Fight In the Iowa Mssting-Csl
fornta Warm.

A Lively Fight In the Iowa Mseting-Cal-
ifornia Warm.
Many Of the state delegations met and or
ganized today. The greatest interest was in
the proceedings of the lows people.
j.. S. Clarkson will continue to represent
Iowa in the national committed whether he
remains chairman of that body or not. This was
definitely settled today. Tho man who as
official leader of the national party organiza-
ton committee led the successful forces in the
presidential battle for Harrison in 1885, though
now ranked with the chief of the
presidents avowed opposers. came out of
the first meeting of the Iowa delegation
with flying colors. The Iowa delegation. when
they got together shortly before noon, counted
noses closely and the result confirmed the
statements that the Harrison men we're in con-
troll by proportion of four to against
Blaine. Clarkson's personal strength with the
delegation, however, was soon as equally
demonstrated. Mr.. Clarkson came into the
meeting in person and instantly the rumors of
hostile reception to him were shown to be
without foundation. The hear.iness OF the
hand-shaking left no doubt that Mr.. Clsrkson
could have almost anything he wanted,
from Iowa except votes for Blaine, and that
whether Mr.. Clarkson wanted it or not the
delegates were determined to honor him all In
their power. Whether Mr.. Clarksons friendly
intercourse with Land Commissioner Carter,
the Harrison leader, eliminating in long
cerrisge ride last evening. has anything to do
with this can only be shrewdly guessed.
The meeting which was held with closed
doors first proceeded TO elect the chairman Of
the Iowa delegation. E. f. Mack. straight
out Harrison man, was chosen without opposl-
ton. Then Mr.. Clsrkson's turn came. His
election the Iowa member Of the national
committee was made unanimously and By q
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08
RHoDY's AWFUL MOUTH.
Il Gets Him and Harrison's Cause Into Lot
of Trouble.

IL Gets Him and Harrison's Cause Into Lots
of Trouble.
At $50 this morning the anti Harrison dele
CATION from Indiana arrived and at once pro-
oseded to the West hotel, bearing alofta banner
bearing a picture of Blaine and the announce
ment that Indiana was by no means solid for
Ben. The arrival was the signal for one Of the
most dramatic and sensational occurrences of
the convention. The sight of the delegation
was like shaking red flag before bull, as far
as the Indiana Harrison men are concerned.
Rhody Shiel, the great hustler of the HoosieF
Harrisonians, lost all control of himself Haul
il down" he shouted, "cut il down." The sug-
gestion was enough and forward darted one OF
his followers and sashed Viciously at the
banner.
1t was a little girl who came TO the rescue at
this juncture. She wore an Alger badge and
she lifted the banner high out OF reach. a
great shout went up from the crowd for the
girl and for Blaine.
The Fort Wayne contingent had by this time
recovered their senses and, hustling Shiel into
their room, they shook their fists under his
nose in the widest manner. There was almost
riot ct this, The Harrison men saw the fatal
mistake that had been made, and made Efforts
TO quell the feeling by cries of peace. But the
blood Of the anti-HarrisOn faction was up, and
they refused TO be modified. They declared in
the most emphatic and vigorous manner that
II was war to the knife. IF Harrison Is nomi-
mated" they shouted. I'VE will defeat him in
Indiana" THE state can never be carried for
Harrison, never never, never"
\ The incident aroused very bitter feeling and
the Harrison men were very shRky over the
effect il Vould have
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08
The vIcE-PREsIDKNcY.

A Number OF Gentlemen Have Their
Lightning Rods Up.
The vice-presidency for the first tine is being
discussed today. While Rusk and Alger are
the names most frequently mentioned, the Hon.
William Warner of Missouri, ex-congressmAn,
ex-commander-in-chief of the Grand Army Of
the Republic and now the republican
nominee for governor OF Missouri,
is freely mentioned today. In the
Northwest Minnesota has two favorite sons
who are being strongly spoken of at present
among the delegates-Senator ". ID. Washburn
and Senator C. X. Davis. Either of these two
would, il is held. make good vice-presidents in
Washburn has been q strong friend Of Mr..
Blaine for years and il the plumed knight IL
nominated Washburn's friends think il would
be lit and appropriate for him to be placed on
the ticket
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-06-08
A. Nrnd q. Rhndr shisl.

VALPARAISO, June 6.-[Special. l-"NOrth-
ern Indiana is on fire for Blaine" This was
the wording of a telegram sent from this city
to Delegate Mcdonald of Fort Wayne at Min
neapolis this morning. A later telegram signed
by ID. T. Simons, chairman of the county Gen.
trail committee and addressed to NJ. W. Simons,
who is a member OF the Blaine contingent sf
Minneapolis, read as follows: "If Blaine il
nominated Valparaiso wants Mckinley for
ratification speech"