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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
u..,n al n rormer Resident.

MIR. John II. Snyder. former resident
OF this city, died in ST. Louis Sunday, June
26th.
Mr. SNYDER was for q number of years
superintendent Of the Tredegar IRON
Works. He removed to st. Louis about
Ave years ago, since which time his health
had been slowly failing.
Deceased was a member of Centenary
church for a number Of years, and his
friends both in the church and city Will be
grieyed 10 hear OF bis dcath. The inter.
ment took place in the Rural cemetery, OF
Albany, N. y. Wednesday, June 2stn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
to render it one of the most enjoyable Of
tho aaaa0u
WALKER LIGHT GUARD PICNIC.

Company y. Walker Light Guard. Cap
tam +. w. Cunningham. will have q phi
waite picnic at Walkers Glen, Chester
field county. There will be baseball. tar
get-practice. and lunch. The members
of The Walker Light-Guard Association
are invited TO attend, as 1t ~ designed 10
make this genuine company reunion.
Phil. Kearney Post. q. A. r.. Will have q
private picnic tomorrow nj slr. sprlny ;
farm, IN Henrico county. on the N.ne-sliie
road. The members and invited guests
will go down on the Seyen-Pines ROAD, anu
the train will stop at the yard gate.
THE coLoaED PEOPLE.
The Fourth will be great day for the
colored people. and young and OLD, Dig
and little, will enjoy themselves. In the
morning at o'clock they Will have
parade, composed OF soldiers, sunday
school children, decorated wagons, and
music. The line of march will be as FOL
lows: Down Broad to Governor. down
Governor to Main. up Main TO Fifth, out
Fifth TO Broad. up Broad TO Third. out
Third 10 Leigh, up Leigh to Graham. out
Graham to Bsoad, up Broad to EXPOSITION
Grounds.
The Broad-Street Zouaves and the An
derson Guards. of Church Hill. will give q
competitive drill. aud fine nag will pe
presented TO the winning company ine
battalion after the parade VIII give ois-
play at the ExposltiOn-Grounds,w here the
picnickers will assemble IN the afternoon;
There will be sham battle ABOUT .
o'clock, in which the entire Oattaiioh WIN
take part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Fourth-of-JuIy Rates to Old Point and
NIrrinin Rnnrn.

For the Fourth Of July the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railway will sell tickets from
Richmond 10 Old Point and return at rate
of g. TO Norfolk at $3.50, aud TO Virginia
Beach al 81: tickets sold On july %, Sd,
and 4th good 70 return until July 9Th, III
elusive.
The new schedule in effect juno 2jth
will enable those desiring to spend the
Fourth at old Point IN leave Richmond ut
6 4. NJ, and returning leave Oid POINT NJ
7:l5 L. NJ. giving ten hours at Ola FONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
The Rockbridge Alum.


Pleasant accounts come to US from the
Rockbridpe Alum Springs. The number
Of visitors thero is already more thSn
double the arrivals up 70 the correspond
ing date of last season. ~
Il ia one OF the best places IN the II
GINA mountains for health and comfort;
Colonel George L. Peyton IS IN cn1r9 re- u m,I
that is ample proof that every lhlng WI,
he done for you aud IN the most approved
manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Judee Samuel b. Witt, of the Hastings
Cont. a appointed Mr. Claiborne Epps
deputy geant of the city, IN accordance
with tn authority vested in HIM log law.
Canaan Charles Epps has appointed his
deputies. ~ follows: Z. s. Ferneyh0ugn,
fret L. +. McCabe. second. and v. II. c.
Ralston. third deputy. The guards at the
ie,l are Thomas Saunders and Henry
Alesco: taller. Robert kerse, and {. 81.
Valentine. engineer. They have all quail
fed and entered upon the discharge OF
their duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Messrs. Jackson Brandt & Co. have been
very successful in dIsposiDg OF several
valuable properties very recently showing
that active work wilt produce results even
ON A dull market. See them II you wish TO
sell or buy. New office, 10. HOS east Nam
- raRr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Petty Thieves Arrested.

Aleck Banks and George Smith, two 1T
tie negroes, aged IL and 8 years, Tespec-
lively, were arrested in the Second District
yesterday for entering the house OF Dr. r.;
pipe. These boys have given consldera-
bic trouble 70 the police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Reduced RatesJafy an

VIA RICHMOND. FREDgRICEsBUEG tSD p..l-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Round-trip tickets between al r...,
on this line and 20 Alexandra an H
incton OF reduced rates. From EIci
10 fredericksburg add return
from Richmond 10 Alexandra anil r.'.-
st55; from Richmond 70 Washi1.t
return. ShS5.
Tickets on sale July 81. 81. ael l.l
good until July 6. lS9l, inclusive
G.. A. taun.
IraAlc MlI--.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
u,,.,,nrs,nd Chnnccry Court.

The grand jury of the Hastings Court
lowing have been, summoned as members
I 80 thai body: Charles 2. Stokes, Meyer
Heller. J. r. Swank. II. L: Pelouze; i.
n. Frischkorn. James II. Harderoye hdin-
borough ArcheS Ccol,99refaI ,,..E Sea,oV " q.
Tinsley, J. {. Gibson, NJ. hsssou's' W. -
Camp. and jefferson Powers.
The Chancery Court has taken recess
rntl "Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Snecial bargains to be offered on Mon,
dav. July atm, IN Pianos and Organs. Call
in and SEQ them, whether YOU want TO buy
or not. Several secondhand Pianos aud
Organs. from S2j 90 $50; terms, % coasn
and Use. per week. store open until
o'clock. Richmond Music Co., Z L. Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Establishment ard Feast.

Tho ladies' of the Glen Allen Baptist
church viii give an entertainment ana
feast on Thursday next, July the 7th' AT Z
p. NJ, to which they cordially, invite All
their friends. Trains leave Elba i:i5 ana
G.f2 =. NJ. Returning arrive 9;5O L. NJ
Rouul trim SOC,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
nrntoricnl contest Nest rhur.day.

The annual contest of the Virginia In
tercollegiate Oratorical Association Will
be held in tho chapel Of Richmond Col
lege on Thursday night. Dir. fiaucis r..
Causey of Hampton. an alumngs Of the
institution, will preside, and number OF
excellent speakers Will take part IN the
programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Tho Chesapeake and Ohio will sell on
FRIDAYS and Saturdays round.trip tickets
from Richmond % Old Point st rate OF
s3.2j. and to Virginia Beach az rate of
Sc. 5G tickets limited good 10 return on
any traiu not later than tho Monday FOL
loUiDey data oil sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
xyedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Blake celebrated
their wooden wedding at their residence.
No. li0 west Cary street, on "Wednesday.
Among those present were; Mr. 4. IL.
Hmith and Miss Daisy Gibbs. Nr. J. II.
SmitL aud Miss Matte Trayior. Mr. Floyd
Irsyior and Miss Ada Fitzgerald, Mr..
Percy Gibbs and Miss u n smith, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
To Announce the Committees.

The announcement of the various CON-
mittees will be made by President Glover.
of the Common Council. at the meeting OF
that body on Tuesday evening. A special
session OF the Board of Aldermen Will be
held immediately after the Council adj
iourns for the purpose of making known
the appointments III that branch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
nAath nf Mrs; Rhnnds.

Mrs. Sallie H. Rhoads, wife OF Mr.. W. 8.
Rhoads, vf the dry.goods firm OF Miller II
Rhoads. died at 7i8 east Franklin street,
this city, yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains will DO taken this morning TO Dam
Vile. Pa, her former home. for intsrmsnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
knights Templsr Cards.

If you are going 10 Denver now Is the
time to place your orders for cards. We
have very handsome line.
j. ". RANDOLPH Co.,
1902 aud 1904 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

DIR. Charles ". Shields has purchased
.hronrh Nessrs. Jackson Brandt Il Co.
The fonr handsome brick dwellings on
month Fifth between Clay and Leigh
streets, tor $4,000 cash. A good invest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

The Ariel will make an excursion o.
folk. Old Point. Newport News. Ham,
Virginia Beach. a.. Saturday night.
9th. Rolni trip Al. IcNets also go
return the following Tuesday. See o..
tstment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
r,,.r,,o,. 70 meonsalas sna s-ssho ",
VIA NonroIK AID wrsrKns Ransom, 20,

PxTEnsBUE0.
Norfolk, $3.50, Virginia Bosch. e.
Lynchburg. IS. This Is the only radf.ll
line landing passengers in Norfolk. 81,
omnibus or boat transfers.
Trains run three times daily in eael 0.
rection. Time faster than any tsa.as
tho state. with the finest equipment A.
information and tickets furnished d.,
application to X. ". Cochrarf,
Passenger Agent.
s33 Man stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Hon. J. TAYLOR Ellyson has been invited
TO attend the Cleveland and Ssegenson
ratification meeting in Danyille next
Thursday night. and TO make q speech.
He will probably accept.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Medicinal iieyoragr.

Thompson's Bromine end Arscn'c 0n
Water puriaes tho blood anal h.a-.'
the complexion. IL has n0eq ial b. ...
nausen. Indigestion, kidney, n-d
troubles. it builds up the c0uSa-e
and has no equal for inyor patients.
phlets on application to % Is NIL
Co. Hotel at sprng opens Nay lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Tho ovs,er-Grounds survey.

The Board of.Chesapeake and It's Tribu-
tarles met yesterday and authorized tho
Shell-Fish Commissioner, DR.. wilkins, TO
make all the necessary provisions FOR
stocking the vessels to be used IN the sur
yey OF tho oyster grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
PeopIe's Party Hanover

A circular has been issued, signed by Mr..
Julian Rufiin as chairman. calling meet
inc at Hanover Courthouse on the l0tn Of
this month TO organize the Peoples party
in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

When Baby was sick, We gave her Oas'.'
When she was a Chil3. sno cried Tor g.
When she became Hiss, she chung %
When ,be had Children, she save .-ea ...a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Read tho new adverti.e ncnt in f'-il'.
and attend tho seuii-aun-al '.
Dress Goods. White Goods, fara-O.-.
CARPETS. Winiow-shaic', Itunt+'
all az great reductions, at
NiTr.ff.N
NeW Granite
ofO .ast H....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
THE YOUNG GUARD.

The Young Guard, the recently organized
military company which - composed on
tireIv OF boys. held meeting al Murphy's
Hotel Tuesday night AID decided upon the
uniform TO be worn by the organization.
n Is 10 be of a dark-bluc, trimuted ~ red;
The style will be {Tock-coat, with aletal
epaullettes n gold. double breasted. with
red and blue breast reversible, collar and
cuffs to be OF red edged with gilt cord.
The pants will be OF the same ma
teral as the coat. with red stripes edged
with gilt braid down the side. The head
dress will be similar to that worn by ne
old FIRST Virginia Regiment before the
war. Thi, uniform will be similar TO That
winch was used by the old company OF
Young Guard. The boys hope to nave
these uniforms completed by the iatte[
mart of August. On the 18th and 1854 OF
tins month they Will give IA lawn party on
the grounds Of the old Bailey House on
west Franklin street. There Will DO an
other very important meeting at Murphy. 9
on Tuesday night. and every member Is
requested TO be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Gotham's Fourth Begun.

NEw YoaK. July 2.--The different ex-
changes and many brokers Offices and
busIness-houses here are closed today and
will remain go until Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion oni
orlsrsuso BroEn's Iron hifer'. n"
40 rebuilis tho system, cieAh' lI
strengthens The muscles. .Ii.N'
weak and debilitatoi persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
NAVY NEW NAsKs ADDED.

The following were tho enlistments
in the First Virginia Regiment for
the week ending July I'd: Company A,
John b. Metzger, +. J.. Phillips, l.. H..
Baptist. and II. l.. Jewell; Company b, A.
w. Miller and A. J.. MacDufie; Company
C. J.F. Allen and James L. Courtney ;
Company +, W. II. Edmondson and 4. ii.
Hamilton; Hospital Corps, james i. Nun:
son and j. NJ. McCue-total strength OF
the regiment, 48.
The following are the names Of the other
recruits who have enlisted in Company +
during the past month: II. b. Green, w.
NJ. Gary, G.. l.. Hickman, J. W. Clarke
Jr.. T. G. MAYO, l.. n. Johnson, w. q.
Stephens, w. II. Jordan, Charles Thomas,
l.. ID. Lacy. j. l.. Cox. Il. l.. Illlery, G. IL.
GARNER, Z. Edmundson, and 4. Calder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

A. b. c. Alternative il best spoa
whore 1t IS best known. NJ homc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Our store open until l O'Clock Monday.
July lth. We have several special Bargains
in Pianos, from $50 10 $50; terms. - cash
and 75c. a week. Call early .or bargain.
Several Organs from 12j % 500, same
terms. Richmond Music Co., +. Broad 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

Ascent box Of Kalolon' IooH-''
every bottle OF our celebrated Il.
yyasn. OwENs e. MlSoR Dhra I.
opposite f..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

A dollar is well spent when you buy a
bottle Of A. j. G. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

We have only three Of those lc..
lots IN the OAK grove fronting f,r-
Park lett. they are tue mcst Un'
suburban lots around Richmond
car leaves park every seven miul'".
4. j. BRADLEY * Co.. Real J. -.-..
1904 Hall st..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
I'M nNRNA - III a AAH'
Here 10 the score of the game


? 10 ii II
Vi-gtnins .......O OOl 900 Is
College. o 90 1000 o CO
Earned runs-College, /. Two-base hits, Gull
len. Mid throw-IHylOr. Base ON balls-by
Taylor, |; by Applegato, l. Hit by ptcher-By
Taylor, by Appiegate, l. Struck out-Nolloge'
8 Nheiniss, >. Double plays-Sydnor and Mat
le&s, Cullen (unassistedl. Passed balls-but-
y cfs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

The Virginias will meet the. famous
"yars1ties" tomorrow and will play them
two games-ono in the morning at 1879
O'clock and the other in the afternoon at
4.So. On the former occasion the batteries
Will be as follows; VirgniasIQuar
and Luck: Vsrsities-Lipop and Green
way. Enright and Leftwich will do the
pitching and catching for the former
team in the afternoon. but the battery for
the Charlottesville boys has not yet been
announced. 80,
The policemen and letter-carriers Will
play their second game at Island Park
friday, July sth, at o'clock IN the alter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

joins BOWERS,
FIre-PLnce noaiers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
The vestibule Limited To Norfolk s.a DO
Chesapcake and Oni1.

The Vestibulo limited rid TIE Coos
peake and OHIO IL proving great
Only three hours fide from Nci
Norfolk. including tho delightful
Newport News 90 Norfolk.
This train make- bat one stop
Richmond and Noriols. leaving Re
at 4. NJ. Returning, leave. nor
$3.50 z. NJ. and arrives In Richmond
L. ". These trains connect at No.
and from Virginia Beach anI Oce4l s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
Many Clubs Play Ball.

The HaSNer * MaituSc
Company's Bluo-Jeans came out second
hest in a game of baseball with the " In
yincibles.h of the Randolph Paper-Box
Company, on Sulliyan's field Yesterday
afternoon. The score was 10 to 4, The
work of the Bahen battery OF the lnVln-
cibles" was the principal feature OF the
game. The players we're as follows; IN
yincibles &c. Bahen, w. Bahen, Shep-
pard. 1aliaferro, Mackey, McGowah, Tray
Tor. sullivan, aud Racket. Blue-Jeans-
Iiayle, IL. Meads. Duke, FowlSes. Jones, q.
Meads, Lewis, thinner. and kaherty.
The Young Fultons were defeated yes
terday by the Lucky strikers, OF the Gas
Works. 6y score Of IL 20 Q. The battery
for the Fultons were Lacho and Gath,
right: for the Lucky strikers. WISE and
Powers Eacho wasrelicyed IN the hfth
inning by Undertake. One OF the lea
tures OF the game was the heavy batting
OF Hart, of the Lucky Strikers.
A very interesting game was played yester-
day Afternoon on the Chesapeake and Ohio
grounds between the Virginia star Cluo
and the Zeileki nine, resulting In an easy
victory for the former by score OF IL
to5 ,,,,
The game PLAYED at Forest-Hill Park
Friday between the single ana married
men resulted IN a score of IL 10 s IN favor
~ the bachelors. The game was witnessed
by about 800 people. composed IN part OF
the wives aad children of the married men,
who had come ont TO see them meet their
Waterloo. The features of the game were
tie battery work Of Hart and Sales,
md the fine work of Wyatt on second
base; while Gale (married msn) did heavy
batting
The game OF bail played at Providence
Forge on the day OF the Union-station
Sunday school picnic between the old
Hoodoos and Andcrson's Colts was quite
interesting. II was anybody's game up to
The seventh inning, when. with two men
on bases, Il. Evans hit for four bases aud
won the contest. The batting OF Bryant
and Il. Evans and the fine battery work OF
abe Colts were the features OF the game.
TIE game Thursday at the same place
between the Church Hills aud Broad
Streets was won by the latieT by score
Of 9 TO 3.
A game was played yesterday afternoon
between the painters and carpenters at the
country residence of Major Lewis Glnter.
Tie latter nine wasyictorIous by score Of
gto2. Tho batteries were Eisinger and
Richardson for the carpenters aud Hetzler
aud James for the painters.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-07
ANOTHER TROUBLE.

There is more trouble for the party in
North Dakota. The Prohibitionists
have put up full ticket for electors.
and propose to'add state ticket if the
Republicans fail to indorse prohibition
in their platform. This is serious for
the g. o. p., for it cannot pull through
without the element that puts prohi-
bition first in its creed. The leaders
have no love for prohibition, and insist
that, as it is in the constitution and
covered by stringent law, they should
not be required to say anything about
it. The jamestown Alert, one of the
ablest party organs, protests that the
party shall not submit in tameness
and cowardice to such bullying" But
if it is necessary to hold the vote of
those who really believe in prohibition,
what else can it do? The party must
be saved.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-07
SHORT BUT POINTED.

If the corner of your building says.
something to stay it is the proper
thing. ng.-Binghamton Leader.
There is one thing to be said for the
inveterate story-teller. He thinks a
great deal Of his relations. Boston
Transcript.
1t is easy for the small boy to make
clean breast of it," but the rub comes
when you want him to wash his neck
Jester.
''EVen the definition of the phrase
good weather depends entirely on the
point OF yiew." remarke" the man who
has umbrellas to hire.--WashingtOn Star.
did you ever see such backward
spring as thIs?" asked Bellefeld. NO"
replied Manchester, ''but | have seen
many back summerset. "-Pittsburg
Chronicle.
The Chinese exclusion bill is not yet
a law. California may find that it has
lndulged prematurely in its earth
qnakes and other manifestations of 10y.
Chicago Tribune.
Why was the late CORY duel so Sc
yerely commented upon? 1t was but
following the natural order of things for
Borrowe to give satisfactian to Fox.
Baltimore American.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-07
USELESS LABOR.

One who examines the not-at least
to some-very interesting figures fur
niShed by the voters of this city Tues
day will note another illustration of the
general fact that great many people
become wearied when required to mark
each name on long ticket. The vote
falls away by regular gradation from
the head of the ticket downward. There
is a difference of thousands between
the totals of the first and last names.
This is found to be the general fact
where the needless requirement is had to
check every name on long ticket. At
the state election in Wisconsin there
was dropping away of about H.
700 votes in reaching the bot
tom of the ticket. and the proper
tion has been found about the same in
Massachusetts and other states. There
Is no special party feature about the
matter. 1t has not been noted whether
there are more Democrats or Republic
ans who ShiTk the task imposed. The
state ticket will be long one this year,
and The fellows toward the bottom will
suffer. In case of close election this
mis:it be quite material. At most gen.
eral elections three-fOurths of the yot-
ers of all parties want to vote straight
ticket, and there is no reason why thew
should not be allowed to do so with a
single cross at the head. 1t is a useless
exactiOn to require them to put the cross
after twenty OF thirty names.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-07
A SENSIBLE VIEW.

If Senator Villas has, as stated. re-
monStrated with those active in the
movement in New York to hold a con-
vention on the last day of this month in
the interest of the candidacy of Mr..
CLEVELAND, he has done a sensible
thing. 1t is presumed that those who
are to participate in the demonstration.
If held, are Democrats who desire the
success of the party, not independents
and mugwumps, who will only vote for
Inen and policies that run in their ne
culiar grooves. The situation has
changed materially since the Febru-
ary convention and the inception of
the demonstrating movement. COnYen-
tions have been held in many states.
and delegates elected TO Chicago. with
out promoting the ends charged upon
those who called the ''midwinter con-
vention" of that state. The delegates
elected so far are very largely for Mr..
CLEVELAND by instructions or prefer
ence. Nothing is to be gained in that
direction by holding a distinctive
CLEVELAND convention in New York
The only effect it can have will be to
embitter the feeling of the opposing
element in that state and widen the
breach. 1t cannot possibly add to
the number of delegates Friendly
to the eX-president at Chicago.
In case of his nomination with
out the cooperation of the reguIa-
ton delegation from New York, this
vehement side movement will Increase
the difficulty of carrying the state.
With an Eastern candidate. it is wise to
regard the thirty-six votes of that great
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-07
AT THE REPUBLICAN CONVEN-
TION.

Hon. II. W. PHILIPS, of Duluth,
moved that ROBERT &. EVANS, of Min
neapOlis, be reelected as Minnesota's
representative on the Republican ma
tiOnal committee. Hon. d. F. REESE
of st. Paul. submitted the name OF
STANFORD Newell, of Ramsey county,
but when JOHN LIND said that he pre-
ferred Mr.. EVANS, Mr.. NEwEL's name
was withdrawn, and Mr.. EVANS was
chosen with enthusiasm and acclama-
ton.
Whereupon Mr.. EVANS took the floor
and moved that Mr.. DAVIS, of st. Paul,
be elected to succeed himself as Mime
sota's representative in the United
States senate.
This time the Hon. D. F. REESE di d
not submit the name of WILLIAM r.
MERRIAM to withdraw it again after
JOHN LIND had expressed his preference
for Mr.. DAVIS. 1t was not worth while
te repeat the act. Mr.. MERRIAM him.
self seconded the motion of Mr.. EVANS,
and Mr.. DAVIS was indorsed with en-
thusiaSm and acclamationS.
Here was a beautiful and peaceful
domestic drama. Mr.. DAVIS makes Mr..
EVANS committeeman. Mr. EVANS
makes Mr.. DAVIS senator. And Mr..
Newell and Mr.. MERRIAM? Oh, they
will wait.