Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-20

CHICAGO, Ill, June 19.-''Is this a
Chicago Sabbath?" asked q delegate
from a quiet local district as he saw the
vast crowds passing in aud out Of the
hotels, swaylng up and down the streets
and heard the yelling, cheering, hOoting
and bowling of the parties Of the sever
al candidates. ''No this is not Chicago
Sabbath, but something like a Mime
apolis Sabbath, said a bystander,
''only it isn't as noisy or do the dele
gates appear to be Furnishing as much
LIQUOR and other fluids.
This was a great relief TO several Of
us who heard the remark, as we were a
little doubtful whether Sunday politics
I'm Minneapolis could Out-vie the sensa-
al character here, or not. So far
ne bars and kindred resorts are con-
ed a stranger could not tell the diff
nee between the first day Of the
and the seventh. They are all
open, and with one hundred thou
strangers in the city, with the
uometer at ninety, it is easy TO
the rest.
lout an the delegates are on hand.
THE WEST vIRGINIANs
N here including a gOQdly number
yhtseers. The late comers are ex-
ancing some trouble in getting quar-
Ten dollars a day is not an un-
cannon quotation for a room in favor
.te location. Senator Camden's party
were about the last to arrive. 1t with
the Wheeling contingent got here late
this afternoon. Their train was five
hours late. On account of washout
it had to go around by the way Of Col
umbus,
A southern outrage" occurred tothe
West Virginia boys who arrived Satur-
day afternoon. The car was handsome
ly decorated with Cleveland Streamers.
Just as the train was crossing the OHIO
State line into Indiana some
miscreant fired sc the car. The
ball passed through the plate
glass window and lattened against the
hard-work partition. 10 also came with
In q few inches of the head Of Captain
sheridan, of Mineral, and If it had hit
him of course he would not be Joking
about the incident. No effort was made
10 capture the imp.
40 POLL OF THE VOTE
has been yet taken Of the delegation,
but it will stand about eight for Cleve-
land on the first ballot, the remainder
pr9 ably for Hill and German.
g. 10 j. Davis and Senator Camden
haveVoth been spoken Of tor the COM
mittee on resolutions, The OrganiZa-
tlon will be effected tomorrow. Capt.
Sheridan and will Chiffon, OF kanawha,
are candidates for national COM
mitteemen if Senator Camden
does not succeed himself.
So far as indications 90 there is not
any material change in the situation
except 90 emphasize fayorably the
Cleveland strength. His forces seem 70
be we'll organized and working hard.
So also are the Hill forces, but Hills
strength does not seem 20 grow apace
The BOies boomers are the most en-
thusiastic and earnest set OF men ever
at convention. They have no word
of condemnation or reflection upon any
candidate, but are eloquent and per-
sistent in the praise Of B0ies AID his
wonderful work. With BoieS they say
not only Iowa but Nebraska and Illinois
would be sure Democratic States, and
possibly other contiguous States. They
are a Shrewd lot and never tire.
In the lobby of the Palmer House
which is recognized as the Deuoo.~s'c
headquarters there has been
ONE VAST JAM
which extends out into the streets
and up into the second or
third story corridors. Along with
the Jam Yis the pandemonium and babel
OF voices. 10 has continued since morn
ing and 40 ten o'clock tonight is ten
fold worse than &C the beginning.
The Iowa people will NOT consider
second place for Boies. It is either
first or nothing.
Cray. OF Indiana, Is the iavorlee for
with an combinations.
wing current FOR Cor
lJ Is asserted
nan would