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FATAL INJURIES ON THE CARS.
Several May Die by Reason OF an
Illinois Central Accident.

IBY ASSOCIATED PREsA
LINCOLN, ILL.,, Sept. l3.-Part OF an accom-
mediation train on the Champaign AMI
Havana division OF the Illinois Central was
thrown from the track near here last night.
Twelve persons were injured, several OF
whom may die. the list is as follows:
FnANK EDayLL, Middletown, skull fractured,
rig xht arm broken aud bodv bruised will die.
Mrs John RITsCHER, Burton View, ILL.,. lower
limbs parAlyzed, body bruised and spine Injured
will probably die.
Baby OF Mrs. Rltscher. cut on head and stunned ;
not az pected to recover.
JOHN kIRKPATRICK. Lincoln, III. head mashed.
lower limbs bruised and internal Injuries; will
die.
fatally injured: Conductor GOssett, Mrs.
William Ballard, Rev. James Best, Carl
busch, Albert McQuay and - Pletzinger.
The wreck was caused by . washout due
to recent rains.
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CAMP low NOT READY.
Pushing tho Work OF Preparation at
sandy Hook Quarantine station.

isrHcIAL TO rHr TvESIso woRLp.l
CAMP Low, SANDY HOOK, Sept. lathe
work OF preparing the camp for the reception
OF quarantined passenger is not yet CON-
pleted, though worSmen were kept busy all
night, laooring by lantern light
Tho camp Is composed OF three long wooden
sheds alodg tho platforms OF tho old railrosd
station. Thsy are designated A, b and c,
and contain -, 90 and D3 rooms respectively.
AZ the end OF she platforms arc long rows OF
tents The sheds will accommodate 800
persons and the tents 1900.
Tho hospltAk which Will accommodate
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Held for Passing Counterfeit Coin.
Providencio Gibio, thirty.seven, or s94 First
avenue was held by Justice Kilbreth, In the
Yorkyille Police Court this morning, pending
the collection OF evidence TO connect her with
tho circulal ion OF count erfeit money among
small s. Oi ekeepers along First avenue from
kighte' nth 10 Twenty-third streets The
coins were Qunrter-dOllar pieces dated 1856.
and made well enough TO pass ordinary scru-
tiny,
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VOLUNTEERED AS NURSES.

Several Women and Men Ready to Go
to SANDY Hook.
several men and Women went down to the
Barge once this morning and offered to 90
as nurses TO sandy Hook.
They said they had read In the papers that
ex-Surgeon-GeneralI Hamilton had called on
Gen. OBeirne for twenty nurses To serve
among the quarantined immigrants at Camp
Low.
Most OF them had served as nurses among
patients with contagious diseases. They
were sent over 10 Ellis Island to see Gen.
OBeirne.
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KELLEY PATIENTS EXPERIMENT.

Ono Drink Was Disastrous. and He
Was Locked Up.
When william +. Roberts, whose friends,
the officer says, are wealthy aristocratic
Fifth avenue residents, was arraigned In the
Yorkville Police CourI this morning on .
charge OF intoxicstion, he said:
"Your Honor, WAS lately discharged. ai-
ter course OF treatment at the Keely Insti-
toned not to touch liquor again. But
thought was strong enough 10 take one
drink and did so, experimentslly. Well, the
experiment was disastrous.
Roberts, who is . Good-looking, educated
man, formerly in the real estate business,
was held BY Justice KlioIeth for examine
tion.
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VISIT OF GARIBALDPS SON.
He Calls at His Fathers Old Home
in Rosebank.

fsrECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.l
QUARANTINE, S. l., Sept. l3.-Manlio Carl
baidi, the youngest son Of the great Italian
hero OF that name. paid visit to the homely
little cottage on Forest street, Rose0ank, ST..
this afternoon. where his lather lived In exile
from 1851 to 1853.
Young Garibaldi is nm of1icer OF the Ma.
rine Guard In the Italian Navy, and
accompanied the warship GaliEliano, which
brought the columbus Monument to this
port last week.
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Was done, Gen. McLeer reported his action
to the Governor at the windsor, and his action
met with tho Governor sanction.
The Naval Reserves, however were not IN.
terfered with by Gen. McLeer, and they
sailed for the Island on the Pegasus.
Az 12.40 O'Clock the Pegasus cast OF her
lines and steamed away from the stonington
pier at the foot OF Spring street, bearing the
ninth Regiment.
The Sixty-ninth's quota OF men consisted
OF oil the officers and detachments from each
company-2U0 In all.
Col. Cavanagh marched down the dock Ia
the steamer side by sldo with Commander
Miller, Of tho Naval Reserve, followed by the
ficld and stan officers and the held music.
Father Kelly. Chaplain OF the Regiment, ar.
rived at the dock in ualform before the rest
OF the Regiment
The Ofricers OF the regiment who went down
on the Pegasus are: Col. James Cavaiagh
Lieut..CoL Moran, Major Dufry, Chap.
lain Kelly, Adjt. Hollins, and III,
company commanders, Us faliows: Com.
pnny 4, Capt. Coleman; Company e.
Capt. McCarthv; Company ID, Capt. Des.
tOiupulg n, Supe. by MN SOHVhuy
A, capt. Mccormick; Company Is, capt
Leonard; company r, capt. Mortimer: Com.
pany II, capt Morgan; Company /, Lieut..
Healy.
The Pegasus Is commanded by capt.
PeaIce, and beside Pilots Harvey ana Wise
she carries crew of twenty men.
When oil the stores ana equipments were
aboard, beside the men, the boat WAS pretty
well crowded. There are altogether about
six hundred men on board.
Adjt.-Gen. Porter was on hand to see that
all went well, AS was also Surgeon Gen.
Lewis Balch, Of Albany. surgeon Balch did
not accompany the Pegasus to Fire Island.
At IL o'clock two steam launches were
brought around from the Navy Yard, each
launch having q Hotchkiss revolving gun, oi
81 millimetres calibre. mounted In the bow.
The gun carriages were taken along In the
stern Of the boats, ready 10 bo used for shore
service. Only one OF these boats was nnsily
taken along by the Pegasus to Fire Island,
however
MaJOr.0en. Porter called at Gov. Flowers
headquarters this afternoon aud said that
800 soldiers from the Thirteenth brooklyn
Regiment would start for Fire Island ut P.
NJ, under the command OF col Austen. No
other Brooklyn soldiers, he said, would he
sent down to Babylon.
Thirteenth Ordered Under Arms.
Col. Austen. OF the Thirteenth Regiment, In
Brooklyn, received orders at 1.3O this after
noon from Adjt.-Gen. Porter directing that
command to be put under arms. summonses
were Immediately sent out to all members OF
the regiment and they began to gather at
the armory at Hanson place and Atlantic
avenue.
quarters in tho Hall Of Records. lie had at 3
o'clock received no orders to move tho Thir-
teenth
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THE MOB's CONTINUED CRUELTY.
Relief to the Frustrated PasaenSers o.
the Cephens Re fused.
ipY AssoCIArRp PREsal


ipy AssoCIArRp PREsal
FIRE ISLAND, l. L., Sept l3.-Ilotel-M an
ager Wall has pleaded In vain all day with
the local authorities for permission to come
ashore and get provisions for the suffering
passengers.
Mr.. Wall tried to 20 ashore from the
Cepheus In q small boat. when he was waived
back by the excited baymen. In appealing
tones he shouted: "For COD sake, men, let
me land and feed these people. somo are
already exhausted add will die unless they
have relief"
The baymen were obdurate and used pro-
fame language to express their contempt for
MIR. Wall and the unfortunate passengers.
Senator Mcpherson Is reported TO have be-
come exhausted from exposure and lack Of
nourishmcnt Several OF the women passen-
gers are reported TO be In a critical condition
from the same cause. some provisions were
allowed to be sent to the Cepheus for these
persons, but the mob would not allow the
dishes to be returned to the shore.
Capt. George Broughton. OF the steamer
Ripple, has been ordered to assist In lay ing q
cable wire between Babylon and Fire Island
A large crowd OF natives is assembled at the
steamboat wharves At Babylon and Bay
Shore, awaiting the arrival OF the troops.
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Wire News in Brisf,

The Dominion Labor Congress In Toronto.
CanAda, adoptsd . resolution declaring the Adm,s.
sion OF Chinsso . menace 10 the MOI ial and material
Interests Of Canada.
Mrs. Margaret shsshsa and her seven. year old
CAL. last nisht.
Fire destroyed the 81. Louis Pearl Hemiuy Mills
Last ntght. Loss on nsch!nsry and etcok el00,-
Lo0, tnsure1-
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desire without rssort,ns to such an aiterna-
HOLDS THE INJUNCTION INVALID.
Atisr.ey. ia snerai Resesdaie's Advice ID
Gov. Flower.

fBY AssociArEp PREss.l
ALBANY, Sept. 3-Attorney-General Ro-
sendale has wired Gov. Flower ana Prof.
Collin at New York that Justice Barnard's
Injunction on the Governor and Health offi.
Ger jenkins against the use Of Fire Island is
not binding.
The Attorney. General says that in case OF
whiting, Vol. II. Of Barber, the Supreme
Court held that the Health Oflicer OF the Port
Of New York was . state onlcer, and the
Attorney. General holds that no Injunction
can be granted against such use Of Fire
Island by state onicer except BY the Gen.
eral Term, under Section eO5 Of the Code Of
civil Procedure.
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Il sh. Thousand Miners STRIFE.
jsYErfAI TO THg SvgNfNa WORLD.

PiTrsBURG, Sept 13.-Eight thousand coal
miners In the Monongahela Valley refused to
80 to work yesterday on account OF reduc-
tion of one half cent per bushel in tho price
Of mining. The operators say that the reduc-
tion is absolutely necessary to enable them
to compete with railroad mines. Trouble Is
expected II any attempt Is made to bring
non-uniOn men into the valley IRON the East.
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The steamships at Upper Quarantine this
morning were the wieland. Neustria, Alaska,
Aller, Belgenland. Amaln, Chester. La Cham
payne, Kongfrode, Didam and Cunc. The
latter was cleared at 7.55 An.
The Plata. from Gibraltar, arrived at 64O.
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Justice Grady D.slikes BuncoerA
Michael Lyna was arraigned in the Tombs
Court this morning charged with buncoing q
young Italian immigrant, but Us the latter
had disappeared Justice Grady took a charge
OF disorderly conduct and committed Lyna
for year In default OF 81, 900 bonds for good
he ayfOr-
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Street Railway Employees Organ
izinp
iPY ARsociATrD PRESS. |

iPY ARsoCiATrD PRESS
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 13-The street railway
employees Of the United states are meeting
In this city for the purpose Of forming an In
ternational Union, cooperative with the
American Federation OF Labor. President
Gomper5, OF the American Federation Is ad~
Ing ID the organization.
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DR., Fleming Discha hareed.

DR.. Walter NJ. Fleming, who was accused
OF extortlng $500 from the mother Of
Alphonse J. stephani, the murderer OF Law.
yer Reynolds, was discharged from custody
to-day by Recorder Smyth In the Court OF
General Sessions on the recommendation OF
Assistant District-Attorney DAVIS.
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FIRE ISLAND, Sept. 13.-Following is the ap-
peal forwarded to Gov. Flower BY the cabin
passengers OF the Normannia, VINO are on the
Cepheus
Or BOARD CEPHEUs,
Orr flRE ISLAND, IL. 80 p. NJ
sept. IL, 1892.
To Cos. n. r. F,orsv:
In our extremity ws appeal to you for release
from torture. We. nearly hve hundred persons,
mostly American oitiAsns. have been detained in
order that infection may not be passed our poo
pie. Notwithstandiux this fact there has not been
= case that the widest Imagination among us can
believe to be oholsra since Aug. 28. now fifteen
days.
Tho force Of circumstances has put Us under con-
ditions Of peculiar suffering. aud At this moment
Monday night. We are lyinG about on the deck Of
any sleeping accommodations.
Delicate women, aged . I'D intirm mon, arc with
out mattresses or blankets. and many are exposed
to the sky. All sro supperless. and this comm z
after three days Of iusuhhoient food dread Of fire.
misery Of sickness aud dreadful uncertainty a. to
our fate.
Had cholera bsen among it must have broke en-
out but only TO- night the Quarantine physician on
the Cspheus pledged his word to the savage mob
that Is detaininE us here that there has been no
symptoms Of cholera among us during oil the time
we had been under his observation.
The breaking point 10 near. y reached Hardship,
hunger and fear a's doing their work, And the cor
d,tion Of the weak and inhrm 10 reaching tho limi
Of human endurance. For Gods sase release US
and let us g TO our homes.
We will there put Ourselves under any super
vision you may direct. Take sccount of our pc
culiar conditions and At once. the authorities
OF the tmpire State will DO responsible for many
deaths from exhaustion.
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ailrov's woulc-Ro Assaasin-

Gilroy's Woulo-Be Assassin.
Alfred Moore, OF 1923 First avenue, who
was found flourisDing revolver in front Of
the Tombs yesterday afternoon, and declaring
that he was going TO shoot Commissioner Gil.
roy, was to-day committed to the island for
six months.
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Indorse the Nicaragua Canal.
The twenty-first annual Convention Of tho
National Board OF steam Navigation opened
this morning In the Fifth Avenue Hotel Tho
most important business transacted was the
adoption OF resolution indorsns the Nlcaras
qua Canal scheme
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MRS. HARRlSON'S CONDITION.
Il Was Critical Yesterday, but Il
Somewhat Improved To-Day.
icy ASSOCIATED Pr

lBY ASSOCIATED PRHW'
Loon LAKE House, N. Y, Sept 13.-Mrs.
liarrison's condition yesterday was critical.
There is slight improvement this morning
DR.. +. 4. Doughty is on his way from New
York and Will meet Drs. Gardner and Trudeau
in consultation upon arrival, after which a
statement will be given to the press
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DANCING.

eyth st., bet. 9th and 9Th ayss 4 aisss i..vw. ~ ".
s.cs u.l so.9n "a Prt'c: RI o lessons sos.
az end Saturday svsninGs; danoiuS q. sc "a hi,
Y. dy and ssntlsmsn teaehs!e bess plses IN ShS ~
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APPEAL TO GOV. FLOWER.
Passengers Ask, In Humnnity's NAM
to lie Allowed to Land.

'srytIA THy vvvSI~a wos,c.
FIRE ISLAND, Sept. 13.-Following is the ap-
peal forwarded to Gov. Flower BY the cabin
passengers OF the Normannia, VINO are on the
Cepheus:
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Urbo .s.,h.
congress, alone NC a NV currency belongs TO
sovrroir, no.,,on vs. Wv lpproSth'alive OF the
be dcIcrot Tod 70 ,ui,,n "t'Ui "nu should not
tions mo i,sY otn a,'"'o nl",N 'uua.S or corpora-
tho va rinnco in INV '" iioou'tioh Oh goiu and
| silver render il imnrac,io, Wv VI so" ana
| either cold or silver ror y a"t ,cS upon
ciont currency vo fa,or w. Wv Wv SUM
of l,ro Ito,dnnn Wv i"'o'' 'herclore' the issue
yold 9r' i, m "o., treasury hotcs' cNchangeahlc in
which now oaa,, So Da on d pan Sihl'ar TO that
s,oo nno oon n0,'9 ''V''"o" OF grcenbacks on
moro occon, 5ou lcSetNc' ana makes them
go,a or siI,,o" "ru convenient than either
Man r,,hor ,,a uoim III uc extension OF this
vcr Iioe ,ha ~, - u .olh'Bc Oh gold una Sill
tbot ~ ah,,""o,u''oh VI 'nc monetary problems
For mo ,nr, to,ns an nations
~ 'o'lh plank the minority offered the
furnish Wu, 'u,in shonio be so levied as to
a"ln'1n ''''hoc lor INC needs Of the government
,ies usod hr "'no'Ic"' renewing necessi-
M n ,aho =. na',eol thc people Tor the bene-
and m,nnfno r"u,v'ans american productions
forcicn n,,ion. "saihst me competition Of
n"'ihs o'coihc lhe football OF party politics to
,oc,iiro ".s.uipaheo ana damage of our pro-
w., Industries ana commerce, we believe
,nuir ue,'i,e eouio DE better adjusted by u
1u,ias ~ W recommend to, congress
nradn, ~ i. va wants OF the government so
the comna,i, p,o,oet american labor against
T,a .'.ionoi 'hc worio.
an addi,innni mns onereu by the minority as
d, uuul'lonai pianR 10 the platform:
NJ mo 49, !" ueolarlhg mat prohibition
issuo n u"i'0 mas oecome the dominant
nar,r n".s1n" ponocs' we invite to full
inar; i ssno y, .hose VINO on this one dom
that ,his %a W. US agreeu' IN the full belief
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THE BORAx TRIIsT
'"'"ese Labor Employed by This Con
Dlne Wel lProfao4

'"i"ese Labor Employed by This fam.
Az pine Well protected"
All the borax obtained in tb;s u.
uy comes from Utah, Nevada. Cali.
iorhia' oregon and Washington, II ;s
ior 'ne most part dug out of the ground
IN a marketable condition. The lahan
employed is Chinese. The foreion ~
1icie Is obtained from the lagoons 81
,useahy and has to be crystalized
uansported to England, refined and
mel shipped here. As there ,y,s "ma
earthly excuse for protection n,ba NJ
sahers-meat packers, soap maLe,a
c.c'' made an attempt to have the d,.'.
thn osea IN 1890. Mckinley reduced
the duty on crude borax from eo'
cents to three cents per nound i've
raised the duty on boracic acid t ,hs
nnr,ad !" which borax is generally i'm.
ported from four to five cent?
pound As might be expected tha per
d oorax trust, headed bv II NJ Sm., ~
ol california, which about five rnan,
ago got control of n~ine-tenths ~ ths
psuauclng mines, and, as might also he
expected, this trust was not slns no DC
uulize their protection" Four
aI1er the bill went into effect Il ra iays
c .ae price which had been s,5 to ssl
ben n's per pound, in August and sentem'
yer 10 w to 924 cents. This nriaa 'eih'
oeen maintained since then. Tho nv, "as
J w. oIeak TINS is the way to break bnrI
VI olher monopolies-abolisb ,ha
brought in. P''o'ct can
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THE EXECUTIVES
Selected BY the New National Prohibition
committee.

selected BY the New National Probib,tio,
Committee.
CINCINNATI, June 80. The now,
natlc~d committee assembled i'm.
med'ately after the adjournment of the
convention, Wednesday, in one of The
ooms over the entrance to the hall
The old chairman, Samuel Dickie
OF michigan, was chosen to. preside over
the body BY reclamation. After coming
to order the following persons were an.
pointed a committee to select the new
executive committee: Dodge. Of
Michigan; Cougar, Indiana; Walker,
washington; Cranfill, Texas; Nicholson
New Jersey; Durham, Iowa, and Chain
wisconsin. Cougar and Dunbar bo !,
mentioned, are ladies. The committee
tnen adjourned to meet at . p. m.
There was somewhat of a wranple in
picking out the committee, but i cot
through its work in time to come do1,n
stairs and join in the convention,
The new directors of the n~roh,,,.,o.
ship of state are:
chairman-Prof. Sam Dlckie, Mich.
igan. '
Vlee-chairman-Gov John P. st.Jobn.
Kansas.
secretary-W. 7. Wardwell. New
York. ave"
ireasurer-Hon. Samuel HASTINGS,
Wisconsin. ns''
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar, Prof. 7. A
tate, Tennessee, AdaeA Stevens Pew
sylvania. 'nh
Inc makeup Of the committee shows
a complete victory for the anti.fns;on
wing OF the prohibition party, not n
single representative of that idea %ra;n.
ing q place in its ranks
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Second Day.

CINCINNATI, June 30,-Thc convention wa,
ca!i6d TO order at $50 II. m.
me proceedings opened with n SOM nv III,
silver Lake quartet. Their music was rrcetcd
win applause. Then Rev j. C. Quinn, OF Ere
mont, Neb., offered a brief prayer.
chairman Ritter stepped forward and an
hounced the appointment of Gen. II G. Stevens
Ms postmaster. Then Mr.. Ritter asked for an
immaculate adjustment of the complaint tina,
some oil those wearing badges are not delegates
ana sad that the scrgcant.at-arms would be ex,.
po.'cu 10 90 ms duty. With an appeal for order,
Col Ritter closed.
Secretary Small then read q resolution intro.
duced by Mr.. Gibbs, of Virginia.
This resolution was a slap at Mrs. Gougar
whose address last night made the southern
oelegatcs sore when she referred TO the slave
auction block. Gibbs resolution asked that in
view OF the fact that the war Is over the speak.
ers oeiore the convention be requested ia re.
ram from such illustrations as might hurt the
feelings OF the southerners,
a delegate made the point that under the
rules all resolutions must 20 to the committee
on resolutions By an overwhelming vote the
rules were suspended to admit of the consider.
alton OF the matter by the convention.
just Then there came cries of Platform.
PLATFORM but they were stilled.
mr uiobs then explained that he had no Ill
leeiing against any one in the convention, hut
ne oeneved IN letting the dead past bury its
dead in the name of the southern peon,e y
ne SAID Il want to ask what have /, a young
man, to do with the war? We should conduci
ms party for the perpetuation of our hiyh
principles, and, gentlemen, / ask, Let us have
peace" A"''
Ih's was greeted with great applause,
AT the close of his address a dcla,,,o .su.,
proposed the singing of Blessed be the te
mat binds immediately the body Of dele.
gates rose TO their feet and amid waving of faps
ana handkcrchicfs the grand notes of tho HYMN
OF hfolherly love rolled out in vast volume,
Noi BAN. OF Kentucky, moved the previous
lu's''oh. ms was carried. The question was
nc" on me resolution OF the gentleman from
' HSlhla' II was almost unanimously adop,ed
- request was then read from Officers OF tho
', hi.c Ribbon order that Miss Willard be in.
'i'ea 10 address the convention o few moueo,.
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That the legalizcd liquor traf,c, for beyernr,
purposes, is the greatest monopoly that eve,
existed III destroys 10000 lives ana costs 81.
"o"W annually, and sends misery, poverty
crime and heartaehc broadcast among the
people. 49,
It's the product OF democratic and rcnpb.
lican rule-a ~damning blot upon our civilization.
Ism against God, and ought to be made a crime
against humanity and driven from the face of
the earth. Loud applause.l
lhe prohlbltlon party is the only party that
oarcs 10 hight this mightiest curse of the world.
iOr,es OF That's SOL Here we are and here
VIC nave come 10 stay. From this hour on let
10 fusion, no deals, no compromise be our mot.
To- Loud applause. Let our platform he 50
broad, Just, clear and comprehensive that nil
who love God or home or country can iojn mis-
procession, which is now ready to move on To
victory. prolonged applause.l
Mhcn ST John finished, some one yelled out.
'St. John for prcyldentl'
Chairman Dickie announced A. G. Walton.
haiscr, OF Nebraska. as secretary, with A II
wilson, Illinois, J. A. Tate, Tennessee, and +.
y stephens, Massachusetts,, assistants,
r. w. Chafln, Of Wisconsin, was apnoin,ea
strrcantat.arms
INC rules Tor the tt temporary organization. as
pstpaisu ~ TIE national committee, were
adopted. The temporary o,panization ,oo,,
nolo' ana on motion Of Capt. Clephorn, the
,hl-cal vas made for tho appointment o, Inc
'soa' convention committee on resolutions
''eo'niiais, rules nnd permanent, ganiza,ior
sa'h state and territory appointed one Nom.
"f ca eaeh committee. DR.. Cranhll of Texas
wanted 10 change he rules so that ,lr pn,t,r
qhc'a Of a state could / voted. lstcaL n, AMI. !
III. atival humber OF drIrgaies Ii..tpt. '
" 'ranhb desiartd That II uolt,I tost "A nm
''r " Tic Texas delegates TO r,nie here. uu,