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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-01
John was All Right.

Loving Mother-Dear me, John
writes from college that he is doing
stacks of night work.
Practical Father-You needn't
worry about John. AS long as he
keeps his stacks he is all right
Truth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-01
Lacy Goes out To-day.

WASHINGTON, July. THE resig-
nation Of Comptroller Lacey goes insO
effect today. He becomes president
of the Bankers National bank, of
Chicago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-01
Notice.

Will keep open our bakery and con-
dictionary on Sunday morning till p
a, M. as heretofore. If n of our
bakers, which is doing all the blow
ing and advertising is tired of the
business, ii would be better for him
to retire and not entice innocent men
to interfere with other peoples bust
ness, when they have to pay 3 big
fine for it. INDEPENDENT BAKERS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-01
A Good

For the first time in its history the
Arkansas Pass general office employees
were paid off today at noon. So much
for a clean and honest management.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-01
EORuREN

A nice show. window and Office room.
INQUIRE at No. 4 f. COmmarre..Street. II
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-01
LATE TELEGRAPH.
SENT SPECIAL TO THE LIGHT BY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
And the Southern Afternoon Pres
Up TO the Hour OF Go
ing to Press.
W Gather.

WASHINGTON, July Weather
for Texas fair and cooler Saturday
night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Horses ano CARRIAGES.
VAN TASSELL & hEARNEY'S
J., CARTHAGE REPOSITORY,
IQD and No East l3th-ga

VAN TASSELL hLARNEY,S
1870 and 1872 East i3th-ss..
az EyonIohUss H Hss OH dAs;F of all the
new styles of SPRING and SUMMER
1.-The NEW DESIGNS in OAK, MA
PIE and OTHER NATURAL WOODS
nro'qinont among which is the display "
tnlldren's vehicles lor dohkeys and
LIFTING WAGONS. Kensingtons. Der.
nv Wagons, Triple BuckboaIds. Surreys,
,tth ard without canopy tops J0ubert
4 White BuckbOsids for four and six pas
moi GiHiAMs AND oCTAGON FRONT
BKOUGHAMS. new and second hand, by
the best city builders.
LANOAUS,
sLASs FRONTS AND LEATHER HEADS
ROCkAWANS
SIX PASsENGEls AND EXTENSION
FRONTS; Coupe and Curtain Rockaways'
,.xpAuLETSS an AMI MAJ! NAL PHAEToNs.
bATf ,tAKTS ana SPIDER PiHAEToNs.
.5ApiFs' DRIVINCi PHAETONS, tx
TENSION Top PHAEToNS and DOC
.Vo NV AGdjXs l KND No.ToP WAGONS
OF ALL KINDS WAGONETIES
AND DEPOT WAGONS PAINT
I'D AND IN OAK.
qILBUKYs, DOG CARTS AND PONY
OUR HARNESS ROOM
HAS
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK or
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC HAIR
NESS SADDLES AND RRlDLlS.
WHIPS, Fur AND CLOTH ROBES
BLANKETS, &C.,
IL ,A16AIEFIcA.
Of ALL KINDS--Iamily Horses. Road,
sters. TrOtters, Saddle Horses, ana
Workers,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT PRIVATE SALE.
INTENDING PURCHASERS Viii; 20
WELL to examine our lMMENsh
STO, L before bnving elsewhere.
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Countrp Real estate for Sale

WE HAVE A FEW very desirable fans
W Tor sale near Lakewood, y. j., ana
loinln. South Lakewood PARK, having spen-
old market FOR all that i ioised good soil.
pure water and Neiy hcathful climate;
country popular and rapidly developing. Fol
plruculorS address C. l.. HOLMAN q son,
Lakewood y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

4 CADEMY o. MEDICAL IlYPNOrlSM,
M ~ W. '9,th-sA ,,,,.,, an,
r,t pI an ,oI,nr for ri1
~ NV. III io y. ',,,.l
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rs Hrq.vav
\ I1rsN.TIoE g0KT- N1-rIfItN-S
a po,,,.'n 40 900 %nt.r-N .,~on.
tr and bus.res, of 20 ar estat. .h'd
coal A,ri property alone worth SO 600.
uoDHfN, III Hf"1dw~t.
A TIENTION, GEOCEES u
ana hAtur Of hire c",h -I''rI'' WIZ '"L
Gnu ,'14. it- " .,.- 4'oi"'' a" '''
ar hDD''i-N' IL bf"iuN"'.
x UIChEE snor for ,9lc.-,ieo Conner;
~ stih.' hAtIf > CaI al III ''ui~'l''
ifoohlth.
..,NIrCTnOCTTIO Mc,aphy .ca Com
H. i'rtgrn or < ir'',ol il.u.n,nor -.
Whlchq" subject e-parmonti4. lu,tr,-
cd D hut -d.y evening AZ Df M.Yt N!tIlih y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Boar0 tpanir0.

A GENTLEMAN with wife. daughter
"A o. ycaf~l. and sister. wi~hc, e. Obtain
two nicely furnished rooms core an 1icO1e
facing ~Ucct. with beard IN private
family. above 4Oth-s... and between Jii and
oh. aNcs. references exchanged Nddie--,
,'4tin- tcrm,. ROOMS, In l.. Tribune
lnL-D-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
flats 60 Get, Furnished.

4 Choice apartments and Offices. from
N. lOth--t 10 Halcin suites and single
rooms; houses inspected AMI REGISTERED
lfee. Eu pa ficulaI> obtained 80
EVERETT DIRECTORY. - West 31th-st.,
established 1856; T.. 4. DALEY.
THE BURLINGTON. 10 WEST 3oTU.ST.
j Three ROOMS and bathroom restaurant,
European plan. See manaoe..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

GARnENER.-By a nrst-class married
VI man. who desires a place where th,re
| GOOD nan are appreciated personal refer
ence. COTTAGE, care Noblett. 72I Gth-aye.
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tOorli Wdnleo.


Females.
YOUNG LADY 'oashine ~ran'h ma
a ruar" c-'-'- ,s". pnm' n" -''
s... I.''N Nf ii.''' i.-.' '''''
.NtI..fGI- .Dn!s led. 800. d
4 o.. .f0n 60. c o.. ,- o. a. t--.-ttnf ia
..c, woia. Adtr-r ANNlo'"' Dune
DM.e.
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a ~. Tribune lptl~n once. .-f2 D. t.If-
f.f.
- w. N''- reg. p.'i' "I 80.
- 'i- 10y &C. . i.. 1,i.'. IN
. ,s,.t 3m. 81 "a i,ar.
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fsl-.vutlng donr r-as n ny nd '''ni ,,.'} .
v1i. cal. o. fnr ara rlliNti g.. ''i'
~TENOGE hPht!s, I'V "'"t ''''
.,r.IoarAruCR Young girl. st~nor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
domestic Situations f0anteS
Males

GARDEN ER.-By a German, single, young
t1man; greenhouse, fruits, nowers, veg
tables. Sc: can milk, attend fires; excel
lent references, honesty, sobrlety, cspa-
bllity, Sc. At CARPENTERS, lOo 9th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
miscellaneous.

sU,.ECTROCUTfON Mctaph'sical Con
EIJccture or spiritual ihrnoni.hoh =
Which, subject eXpcrlmtntaliy iln,t.at 81
Tlur.d,v oyonlng ~ Dr McCAK III =
hypnotc scance, Academy of Medical Mes
u.erism 3lG Wcst 5Hth-st.
- ENTLFMRN wishing n dispose oil
III their loft.oI clothing at fair haInI;
will please call on or address Ed" Ai'D
MILLER. eo Gth-aVe. ----
NEWSPAPER MAN. editor Of a .radc Jo',r
nal would Ike 20 have cnea eilru. .
political preferred. Address Pl'OlE'IIoN'
Tribune Once.
.,pFCINL SALE. Sup"ifinc,. pure Isle
- thread ribbed undcrNe-t', l'c. apiece
worth ,5-.: uniQu" Paii sian l'"clry' haO. p
da.hry. JAMES, 800 oadWay. anu
10 West 3Oth-st.
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Gclp UaNteo.

A TENTS AND CANNAsSt.I.S male Q,
"A female; % 70 - dsly bionSs Suio
0uirei exclusive tetfitor? given. 10. Ar,
Ocular. address 1. PUTNAM CO.. "es'
N lu-frd Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Drf55 maklUq.

A RTISTIC DRESS AKING. Unique de-
"A signs orders at short n0tlce ana mod
craft cRargcs good, purchased II desired.
Mrs. McELRO1, a. East 9Jh--t. opposite
Deuulpg's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

% ORTEH.-Bv married man would Ike
situation a. head porter or head JanlJnr
.or some downtown bu-tness-h. use o. arm
DIR nrst-class Hats. Adde'S W. ii. D., %
last lo9a-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

- and LAU NDEFSS. by married
couple man understands The car" VI hOrses,
carriages and harness; careful diver
strictly temperate willing and ohl.ging
wife l. GOOD cook and l2undre5 So and general
houscWOrker; good reference; last em-
l.ovof can be seen IN city. \. b.. Box %,
l.2..S krnlaMaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Business Chanccs.

4 CADEMY o. MEDICAL HYPNOTlSM,
IA 3i6 Wtst J9th-sL
Dr. Met AKTUY receive. pupils and
patient, daily; vacancy for % .aild u1Irier.
Thursday evenings, hypnotic eXi"r.mcntal
q y 1t4vcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
for Sale.


% LEDUCED PRICEs.-5o0 secone.
a hand wood and iron wOrking hiachins1'
1nIly Guaranteed machinery bought ahi *
Changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. SVo VI All
son-st.
a BEAUTIFUL 500 Upright piano. Ike
n new 4I-5.. Every lnprONrn',i~
rcdal. Guarantcod by maker. M"'' 70'i'
10 West Glst-st. -----
A BEAUTIFUL Stolnway piano. si,S99
"A N\.b.r FIJO: Fischer upIghl' fi-''
panns from $50 upward; nstil in,.it, ,,,,.,n
10u.ht and exchanged. WIN lhi'i'"'
III ith-oyc.. corner l2th-s'.
DICYCLE.-5i.lnch: finest condition bis
ID bargain. Call parlor moor I'''' '''
histon-ave.. near lloth-st'
RRICEs, BRICKS FOB 90 sAL ta6- @aaa,
ID Brick Co.. capacity 0O0oO Vov, ',', ,,d
flcturers OF bun. Pompeii1n' CfN'n'ii, ,,1 nn4
red fronts arches ground AZ moi ie3t "'''0S'
ONCE, North l3th--t.. PhlihH, l"''u.
~ANDY. cigar and toy -torr near nNo
\ schools. three living rooms; low ROM
cheap II sold this week. 543 ith-ave.' h"i9L
INOK SALE CHEAP.-An cire3hJ p'St"
4 walnut writing desk. Aduf'7' ~
un'on League club.
II RED. NOURsE co, 50 wire ara
+ steel springs. l6i West : th-7s. -------
nNNDS0ME new walnut WARDROBE worth
10 fYr go other luihtNIt' rugs
~ West 1Istst.. second apartment
q, ARRET TOE SALE II Ecdi "a l. Tx Tx.
vi doing .rrndld business TIC o'S
market IN the place.
.,,rCS.-L,ree stock Of ire and burglar
q eroof safe. Moslc. make also iaise -,
sentiments Of slightly once G a,l.,r. S,,oi
navel changed and repaired MOsLER
SAFE 90. broadway and lOth-st
(. EWING MACHINES. lat"s, style,
- SO secondhand sIV iI9 and 'p ~.
paired ii. RAUsCH, 2'ltl sd'''e'' near
| lI7th- st.. open evenings
fINYlEWEITERS. fIanhi'H' -. I'm
Universal Caligraph nhee %, "1hrp INV
rrlters n rent. - monthly f. W. bNlI'Hi'
| 31J Broadway. ---
tVArUHTlS AND JnWtLHA Sn n,,ntlc.,i
'a,chnaErr. many r1alrings: must BE sold
| On arcount Of Sickness Of inc pfopf'''of
| 20 Xori,-st.. BrooNlyh. -
,-O1 SILVER DOLLAiR.;, g,9i con
T0J ditlon, for sale. oULNi' lib
| Lne Olee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Real estate il1ante6

VI ANTED. -Ncw.vors and ~ oHlyn prop
w crty ia exchange luf desirable country
pinp. rtr. FOLSOM BROTHERS. SO
BrJJdwoy corner l2th--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Furnished Rooms.

IL IH-Sl.. = EAST.-Suitc-. -lnr @ rooms .
famllIe.. gentlemrn Jrlcr.u -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

" or SALE-Pretty residence, pleasantly
y located quiet and healthy uel2hbolhooc.
near station. w. r. JOHNSON, Crlnoufy
Station y L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
Oork Wanteo.


Males.
A YOUNG MAJ. 20, dcslre' 2 position
n ~ nrrmancnce which calls for gen.
,-r,I lno, cd, embOdj Ing oilct WORK or
othrrwise. Address ROUTINE. boN D.
Tribune Ohcc. ----
An ENERGETIC German .Amcii'e age
y 30. desires position in Nh'lc'dl. non
has cNycreHce a salesman hi-y ~ "tu
cL.,,e Of stock aud men can learn di'N
cod reasons for wishing 10 max, giiah
bc-t OF references. HELlABLE' Ion /"
Tribune Olice.
Young NAN would lie q steady po.
a ,.uon 1T anything dg' 20 i'tf Wac I;
ll.t worked a. d.sIwa-her. \. Mc'oIi-
LIN, 4-3 1tbRNe.
A NOEAIAL and business COLLEGE graduate
a desires position a. teacher. o. noI.a
tutor; best OF reference. ILACllhh' iVl
Wcss i.d-,t.
-SISFANT BARTENDER wants situa-
Il lion lu good hOus' wher" there j.
nance OF advancement: good RI r'ntes.
address VI. 81. care Nobiett. al 0th,aNc.
ssISTANT BOOKKEEPER. biz OF
4 rntrv clerk wait a position AmrIi-
-, nm speaks German; age POI refer
'an anI security. g., box ,. Tribune
once. -----------
nVTSFE--icnncd. Unmarried gentle
4 ,n retiring from active business lie,
- act - adviser ana assist nagcluent
Of wealthy LADY > @i'alis.
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Gitp Real estate for Sale.


T CENTRAL PARK ENTRANCE
"A Rlocl. and rear rest icted 10 VS. SON
ST., 4.story. 2O-foot fiout and extension. cSol'
net-nnish dwelling; - VoCi a n; o.,n
l62 West GGth-st.
INVESTMENT. Near Grand Central De
/ pot miqht exchange equity over tlIO,-
600 a. ) uer cent. :. NIXON. 90 B'Way.
EAR 5rH.AVE and oist-st.-Elegant
N house. side light. equal o. corner :
story extension. =. NlNON. go h.p1dMal.
@ STORY APARTMENT HOUSE; built
. for Investment; 10 mirJtcs rom Msi.-
St y. y: macnlacc.st view la-hioldric
location; might exchange ,qn.F 0E
slo5 600 at Az per cent. {. y. BIZ -.
Tho Rutland. BROADWAY and j1th--t. y. \.
"A 500 NV f fa gs aSg-, 4 n i2[,
With all Improvements. for TWO families
nicely decorated; ;onus cosy. OWNLk,
9G5 East 133G-st.
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FURNISHED hooms

A HANDSOME PAKLOK FLUioE', WIN
n heat an1 l!sht. % ",,s -. ~. -,
MAST WASHINGTON PLACi,a; So r, ~,
Il -Caoicr-t downtown ipc1'lvn 1o .,,d
Eroadray: handsomely Furnished, "is' anu
email tOoms.
DIrG,XTLY furnished suite r'on..'
r. u.iy,tc Lnth: ~anitgrf piumDns "yio ~
wa'ef Ieaiing lotn-,t'' G ge'I go S'' 70. Trb,
agc Up,o~n once. ..i2 BROAD way.
NIICrTY FURNISHED pafior moor np
I NrnT,-,,t.. for doctor, dentist also o.t III
ni,efy furni.hed rooms; private hoh'o' 90
wet 2Oth-st -
-~oND ard mid floors; 2l5 2d-lNe. !
= lctween i3,h and IAN sts. nee IO"'''
al improvements. lani,or. &c. --- -
-ELEGANTLY furnished i'r ra,,l 1 of.
|. ,uall rooms, bath ol-o,li,ns III. rlub,.
Tendance: con, cnlent pi ine,pal not - ,h'st
bear Broadway; ccnIcm"n. --------------
ARLOR FLOOR. with cNtcn,i 'ii, o..ts !.
~ . 11,'+'fsi,d priRatc bath ma ol"s,u,
rc,ri ~ dr.Ir-d no other bo1raers 'A ~
.ent for bachelor agaflt"1tar'SSs ST, o. '''''
---.-rTNGn0Y- Handsome y
70 furnished secoad moor mont Su'''D'
on or two gents low rht. ---------
-, GRANERCY PARK.--Iiands omely iuI-
TX nisIcd room with private bath o"'
rooms breakfast II Ge--Ied. -,
SITT-ST.. ~ WEsT-Hand-omeiy, and
~ ai.tcd roous running water, not "HN
cod private baths pricc low. ------,.--s
ooTH ST.. POI EAST.-Nieeiy iarni. MI
ZS sunny rooms gas, b'th' az
two; % up. :,
- - ~, On. -oI0 WTST.-Newly furniSltd
| XIX ,arcc and snail rooms every CO." ..-
venIence; American house bre'hi"S' W.
| tional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

Cor. State.st. ard Rocrun Place.
Cor. Safest. and BOerUm Place,
Cor. safest. and BO-rUm Place.
Cor. Safest. and BOerum Place,
Cor. Bedford and Atlantic aVCs.
Cor. Bedford and Atlantic ayes.
Cor. Bedford and Atlantic AYES.
Cor. Bedford and Atlantic aNrs.
Fine Carriages OF every description.
Fine Carriages of every description.
Fine Carriages OF every description.
Fancy Traps for summer Driving.
Fancy Traps for summer DIVING
Fancy Traps FOR sumner Driving.
All the latest patents
All the l0tcSt patents.
All the ldtc>t patents.
A great diversity u STYLES.
A great diversity Of STYLES.
A great diversity Of STYLES.
4 brilliant display Of colors.
A brilliant display of co'orS.
\ brilliant display Of colorS.
Low Uriccs for hiyh-er3de work.
Low prices for high grade work.
Low prices for hich-cJd" WORK
Harness, Rob :. B.ankets. Nc..
Harness, Rob-S Blankets, Nc.,
Harness. Robes Blank =. Nc.,
A. he B4dford-ayc. Repo'tory.
~ he BcGfCrd-ave. Repository.
AZ ne Bcdiord-ave. Repository.
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flats 60 frt, ltnfurnisbe0


II LACK BUILDING, 25l 9Th ave. en-.
- tr7hce East 2sth--t.; sum- apart
ment- Arc and mtdilm sic. Appy %
UNDEHDILL 4 FRANCIS. 297 5th-aye.
r. IGIT LARGE ROOMS. kitchen. 1ath.
- II ~ room. dunbwaitT. heat; in largo
2.NGO i0ur--tDrv private house; fronting
West Central PARK small family adult. oc-
eupy baianc, Of house. OWNER, BoX ..
Tribune once.
n LATS 10 LEI unfinished . .I -.
j nlshfd. desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS.. SO Brcadway.
~ He DALIlOUSIE.-Al absolutely No
proof house. 40 90 ~ West 59th-.t.
overlooking Central PARK; a choice apart.
mont u rent in this very select hOus for
families. Please inquire Of the janltor.
TITO LET. elegant new fats. northwest
corner COluubus-aVe. and 11th-st., now
ready seven rooms and bath: modern in.
proVcmeBts; stcaI1-hchd superior loca.
tlon; Ogpos.ie Museum OF Natural History,
Central Park Apply on premises.
lsVCHF CENTRAL No. c. south Wash.
ington Square.-ScVen LIGHT rooms and
bath reference required. See Jcnitor.
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Co fet for Business purposes

Al Low RENTS sht lo,t.. steam Gle
"A L. VatOr. with 9i tlOut 20 lm power
go. Il. EDDY, 800 Mad.,Oa.st., noar juno.
ton d Grand.
ID UILDlNGs. stcr-,. lOlt,, Offices and
ID studios des.r0' lc locations. FOLSOM
. BltOl HL!-. SO BrOsDNar.
AZ, Dus.tl mi Ec.
A TIL FLOOR. with or without iowcr. Tor
light business. Park Place. near
Broadway.
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Gitn Real estate 60 tet

SltD ltlWl - lAAtI - L =.
A D. HOPE Central building. 1913 Lib
-. erty-,t.. ha- o. rent ir-t-cl,ss house;
L. rooms, al Improvements Garden. lawn,
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will be done in words Of burning and breath
ing tloquence which can not be surpassed
In this or any other country in the world.
Therefore with these simple words Of
praise, nominate to this convention for
the presidency of the United States the
warrior statesman, Benjamin Harrison Of
Indiana.
The call was resumed, and
when Michigan was reached there
was breathless pause, but
no response came from the
Michigan delegation. whats the
matter with Alger?" shouted a
Southern delegate, and voice replied,
mot in it," and the convention,
taking it that the Michigan delegation
had retired their candidate from the
race, burst into cheers-just why no
one knows.
The first Mckinley demonstration Of
the day occurred when Mr.. Depew, al
luding to the tariff policy of the Re-
publican party, pointed to McKin-
ley as Its author. Every man
who for the last week had been
shouting for James G. Blaine arose to
his feet, and the ovation which fol-
lowed proved to every mind that Will
liam Mckinley, jr., was the dark horse
to which the Blaine forces would turn
in the attempt to defeat President Har-
rison.
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THE NOMINATING SPEECHES.
Senator walcott of Colorado Formal

Senator WalCOtt of Colorado Formally
Names the Maine Candidate.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, June II As
soon as all the preliminaries had been
disposed of hush fell upon the vast
multitude. The next moment Mr..
Mckinley spoke up slowly and dis
tinctly: 1.-THE regular order is the
presentation of candidates for Presi-
dent of the United States"
1t was decided that the roll Of states
should be called. Alabama, Arkansas
and California were passed in silence
and when Colorado was reached Sena-
tor Wolcott of the silver state arose.
Instantly the Blaine men burst into
wild and enthusiastic cheers and all
doubt as to the presentation of the
name of James G. Blaine was now re-
moved, Senator Wolcott spoke as
follows.
Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen of the con-
vention: The Republicans of Colorado
sometimes differ with their brothers of the
East as to what Is wanted. This time they
are all agreed for between genuine Repub-
leans of the West and genuine Republicans
of the East the one name for all is Blaine.
lHD HdIlb OIL JLB BlulUB STATESMAN
seemed to be one to conjure with, for whep
Senator Wolcott pronounced it one great
universal howl went up from the audience
and was taken up by large number of the
delegates, New York particularly being
ELUSIVE. Hats and handkerchiefs as well
MS fans and umbrellas were called into use
and noisy galleries assisted in the uproar
with their feet. The demonstration lasted
about sixty seconds, and when it concluded
Senator Wolcott concluded as follows:
The greatest American now living slf-
fered defeat years ago because the party
which he Jed and honored was torn by dis
cord and fraud triumphed.
When the speaker closed the follow.
ers of the Plumed Knight gave n spon
taneous burst of applause which lasted
however, but a few minutes, but was
renewed by n long drawn out calliopC
howl from the man of lungs in the
lower corner Of the hall. which was
answered with cries of Blaine, Blaine
Blaine"
Mr.. Eustus of Minnesota seconded
the nomination of Blaine,
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Of the New York delegation held
an hour before the convention
was called to order. By tacit
consent the naming Of the vice presi
Dental candidate was left to the New
York delegation. The delegation at
its meeting was not long in arriving
at their conclusion to present the
name OF ex-Minister Whitelaw Reid
The only other name discussed was
that OF Vice-President Morton and in
the end the agreement upon Mr.. Reid
was unanimous. MMS9as
AT the close of the roll call with
bands playing the convention, at 10 p.
m, adjourned sine die.
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PLEAS FOR HARRISON.



Speaks First, Dcpew Second.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, June ll.-At
the conclusion of Senator Wolcott's
speech the call was resumed and
when Indiana was reached
the venerable Richard W..
Thompson, eX-secretary of the
Navy, arose. Always favorite in Re-
publican conventions the distinguished
lndianian rising to nominate Harrison
became the temporary idol of the con-
vention. In response to the popu-
lar demand he took the platform
and when he skillfully alluded to
Wolcott's speech by saying the candi-
date whom he would name did not
seek elevation the remark elected
cheers of approval 81 nominate for
the presidency" he concluded, 1.-THE
warrior statesman, Ben Harrison"
a counter demonstration that, so far
as the delegates were concerned, far
surpassed the Blaine greeting, followed
Mr.. Thompson's speech, and it was
nearly twenty-seven minutes before
the Harrison cheers subsidized.
Mr. Thompson's speech was as fol.
lows:
Mr., Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Con.
vention: do not intend to make speech.
propose to make nomination for the
presidency which shall strike the chord Of
sympathy in every true Republican heart.
propose to nominate for the presidency a
man who does not seek elevation by the
detraction OF any great Republican in the
Republican party. do not propose, how
ever, to defend the history of his
life before this convention, because that